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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-19
Our Albany Correspondence.

Ap.vY, Feb. II 1850.
1he Canal Cbnsmissionevs observation-disclosures Nesdsd-
Legislation a. TO Ae Court Of Special Sesiom .,,pos
ed-Oosacles to ne LOBBY Commiee-Sartltp Develops-
'1eNn Promtsed-Ciosing Canal Locks on Ssmday--7xs
Mercpcs'san Police Qlsso~-ProposaI % Make ne Cbm-
ms"soners Ekctiue-7ne Nw Eighhs MAJ 7lss &c., Dc.
The practice which has prevailed with the Canal Com
missoners 70 issue drafts upon tho Auditor In favor Of
contractors has been carried 10 such an extent that
of the prudent members Of the Legislature are thinking IL
about time was arrested Az tho commencement of tho
session there was over two millions Of this kind Of uusou
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURr.


ALRASr, Fob. IS, 1850.
Mr.. srNoIA (dem.) reported favoraby on tho bill 70
prohibit the location Of Quarantine on Long Island.
debate sprung up on the bill being taken from the
table authorizing the sale Of the Washington market
ground and the bill eventually sent to the Committee
on Commerce and Navigation.
Adjourned Till Wednesday OF next week.
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SCDNH-ENQLAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, ETC.

SIR WIZ. APPLRBY's MANsIox.
Scarcity OF news and surplus Of "Hg-rdins FROM Ame-
rcAG1he absent projecsA cloud In d
chance Tor the exercise Of heres In prosPsvs
breakfss room-A Yankse gal among the Brshers-Homo
remembrance and great powers Of enduranceA daspna
for BsrnumYsnfee modesty and EngA blushse-Biddles
perplexod-0erald at home-A sudden 49,
misnndersanding-0l acquantancss American hospial-
sT1RTLiNG ErrECT-EHD OF XOT.
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ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1852
Mr. TurHrrl presented memorial from Horace Greeley
and others, averring that the city of New York tho
most unhealthy city for s natural advantages Of any In
the world, and praying for reform In tho sanitary laws
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MISCELLANEOUS.

P. A.-MEMBERs OF MAIDEN CITY LODGE NO.
"A 50 hereby notified meet at their lodge Mon
day A. pay the last tribute Of respect TO deceased
brother Samuel Moore The Order In general respectfully
invited to attend IN funeral badge. BY order
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ACT TWO.
DRAWING ROOM AT YArRLow HALL

-.
Doubt and suspenae-Famly reyelauons-A natural bern
republican sold"A declaration Of intanouo-
American citizen " title Of nobily-Ihe Presdsncy-Ths
cenndence-Doughnuts and pork and beans-A managing
mother and An Independent against srocrsd
Love ndsey woolsey-A cat nearly out Of Tho basSons
body In love, who II III
sC.HE a-Corrsdor in Fsiriow HAu-TAking soundass:
Prank expression Of opinion.
Moonlight, Illuminated Garden. Ae By HIese-fns rscsr.
ton-The presentAt0n-Dgnty and dry goods-A mica
The Of readng books Eave-Ha Troope Fan
ny Kemble Maryan Dickens &c Tobacco, nisgeiAsaA
chewZsiI shooter and pocket ordnance di.covegFd
ngs keepings and losings seektngs0srAd froe-Al-
most and ssltatosa couapaEsons-A
head In need Of soakmgSome TO loveHow and
when TO love-An angry father and red female YANKEES
dander-A daAce-Punch and duck for onsA break dawn
and pitch in"
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NrIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN CONTINUATION OF THE STAY
NIXON CO.'S CIRCUS
TO THE PATRONS OF NIBLO'6
Messrs Nixon Co have the qualification CT being able
10 the patrons of Nbios that through
kindness Of Mr. Nblo their soourn ct this will be
onged This extension Of time enables them produce in
CINDEREILA;
On, The FAIRY AND GLASS SLIPPER,
which In rehearsal and Will represented by large
and accomplished corps OF juvenile artists
N.B-Mondsy evening" Feb. 2lFrst might Of the engage
ment OF
Mile. JEANETTE ELLSLER,
the most remarkable elegant graceful expert and daring
rope artistic in the world Her splendid and unique
Tours de Force the cord have delighted immense
elected the elaborate eulogies from the French Eng
lsh Her engagement here IL necessarily limited
Monday night, also, frat appearance in America The dsn
guished London clown, Mr.. NAT AUSTIN.
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NTIBI0,s GARDFS -~>~~-----------
s4 HhEsg. AEirs sssS " 5RD T ESSsiso
Saturday afternoon, FEB y. 1852
AND WILL TALK
On pT!f TIT eSs ffS'i s Ct iss day
And ne a fIfs' f e Bsas.1 aExqqEIsioR'
with JACK 3e ~" Th RtS uI 81 Gr KiiIEs
dA.f 4a & r 55F sGRRsGyIux
rxcp D Am RICE Is1 v WILL FIX,
All the stars ctsrnoou evening.
The patrons al % hs and
conclude at O'clock their carriages DO
rope ss a1 ME- e the sss
London clown, Mr.. NAT AUSTIN.
w FIFTH NIGHT
ANEW rApLsly-y1croRY.
os0wDED 10 THE CEILiEa y ''''''
:, .EyHKY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
variety and % add 10 the scenic xpsnasSr
the play,
a . SET aAs sa.s which already ..s..
lH. Ass1al5 II Ess z2gAv IN THE xAno.
MB LESTER LESTER wAILAcK. LEON
Mr. WHEATiEfUH. s................... EUGENE
Nh MRs DY 0 T..............as EMIK
MHS .AMINEH
miss NARY CANNON. BLANCHE
MRS. NEkNON..........,.. as.............THE WIDOW
Mr. Bangs, Mr. Chppendale Mr. Levere, Mr.. Lasceks M
Hodges, Mr. Young, Mr.. Tree Mr. BERNARD Mr. Jefries
Mr. G. Parsloe Miss Il. Henrade, Miss Tree, in original
Performances terminate before II o'clock
The doors will open performance At TX
pARNUMS MUsEUM.-MADAME ELvIRA ON THE
- Flying Wire. and in her GRACEFUL and DIFFICULT
DANCE FEATs. NUBIAN TROUBADOURS, NEGRO
hCGEMTRIClTIEs. CONC ME1.0DIsTs LAUGH PRO
VOKERS AND FUN MANUFACTURERS. G. A. REARLES,
Prudder Bones banjois Mr. TURNER baaoist and basso
BILLY BLAIR, nmborinist J. ENGLISH, basso primo;
JOHN HASSETT vocal extemporit; M. D. eDMOND6 SOLO
volnia; WIN: II. VINCENT buriesque dancer This aner
Bappy Family &c. az usual Adm,,ance Is cents; Children
under ten, Is cents
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ACT THIRD.

ACT
LIBRARY IN yAlRLow HALL
The confereAce-No light-Patienee q vrtue-Thn
evenful dayA of cAreoasness and
covery-The wl-Suspense at end-A generous bvothG
and happy heif-RAre indeed-A family meeting =
prospectyeA would be snigrsn,A Yankee sris advies
more truth than poeryWhere good
One more added the Of the refuge for the distressed
Of all nations.
A family pry-Grzzly bears-The reading Of the VIII
Spite end spunkThe guardian and the ward-A decaTn-
non-The refusal spuf and ndgnation-A sneese and 8
snorterA friend in MEDIA member Of the British arist
but not acceptsdrears and temper-Een % Tie reoueAs
impernent document-Things checkered-Five years
make d1erence-The tables .urnsd-A blasted Barone-
Just so'A moment Of srspense-Au rght-Pamsas sfax
looking up-Faneu Hall and Fourth Of Indspendence-n-
ing things Barcne grows bareain-A gene
EPTL6GUE,
By al the Characters.
END OF
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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF ART.
Ut WASHINGTON
and the
REVOLUTIONARY CAMPAIGNS.
Being series Of
Twenty four original and colossal
HISTORICAL PAINTINGS
Painted by John MoNsvin,
Showing The following memorable occurrences In the war or
Independence -,
baathis 81 sanss Ill., 1 Battle " MSnmouI,
Battle of Bunker Hill, d. Washington reprovng Lee.
Battle OF Suivau's Island. Sormfng OF Stony Point.
Declaration of Independence Capture of Major Andre
Battle Of Long Island. Battle Of Kings Mountain.
Crossing the Delaware. Battle of the Cowpens
Battle OF Princeton Battle Of Gulford Courthouse.
Battle of Bennington. Battle Of Eutaw Springs.
Battle OF Brandywine. British surrender at Yorktown
Battle Of Germantown. Trumphal Entry of Washiug
Battle of Saratoga. ton In New York.
British Surrender at Saratoga.
The exhibition of these paintings will be accompanied by an
explanatory lecture by
MIR. DKCORDOvA.
The Campaigns Of Warrington will be exhibited for the first
time Monday, Feb a. and every evening TX o'clock
at3P.M,
Al HOPE CHAPEL. TO Broadway.
Admission Is cents; children half price.
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DARN FOR SALE NEAR TARRYTOwN.-A SUPE-
rior farm of 20 acres M miles from the depot the road
10 White Plains Has house, barns orchard &C.,
with view Of the Hudson river land very hne waste
for any one wishing live In the above desirable vicinity
paying fancy prices Will be sold low and two thirds of
money remain the premises Apply G.
w, bIMMONS, 108 Chambers street.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID Lessees. Messra. O. L. Fox and J. W. Lnrd
Last night Of tbe engagement Of Mr.. j PROCTOR.
NICK OF THE WOODS.
Inc oSRiEs TIE II irish REBEL j. rr''''<
THE TWO BUZZARDS
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HTCHCOCKs NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, l72 NEW
IL Canal street.
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
The best conducted ard most respectable concertn the city
IMMENeE EUCCESS-IMMRNSE SUCCESS Of
Mr. w. HARRISON,
the extemporanoous comic vocalist evening" In his
LAUGHABLE COMIC SONGS. Mr.. Harrison will compose
a song ffcm any subject given him BY the audience
UNRIv ALLIED in THE WHOLE WORLD.
Miss EMMA TROTHINGHAN
Miss EMMA FROTHINGHAM,
the beautiful vocalist and the best IN the concert ROOM
Miss FANNY COLE and Mile, MARIETTA. dAnseuaes.
HARRY FOX, the fayorite negro performer.
AN EXCELSIOR ENTERTAINMENT.
ADMISSION 10 GENTS, including q refreshment ticket
W. HITCHCOCK, Manager and Proprietor.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE FOR
II eie-An that valuable propery Known tho Holiday
street fhea.ss with !. appuItsnances fronting feet On
hsr with LOT connected herewith fronting Is feet Fayete
street. with depth Of n fee whereon Is erected substantial
three story bulang coasaas and convenience for
the hears The property now and has been for the last
three rented for $50 Application 70 be
n AIDE 70 SAMSON CARrSS, Baltimore, Nd.
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vxrALLACK's THEATRE
THE iRs Nn 81 cS Sq1aEESs al IA
evsr achieved here Immense addition. Effect of
" ~ THE NEW TABIEAU VICTORY
Mr.. Lester Wallack's drama,
. ores,ed every evening with meals Of hearty anplase and
sbsnts Of laughter w. r y ' -'p'~''S ~
IN . ,,orn;nent character
THE OLD COLONEL,
avery npnt at wallack's theatre
' MIRA McSfAKE, AMINEH,
BLANCHE EUGENE, THE EMIR,
THREE SUPERB TABLEAUX,
every night al Waack theatre being twelfth week Of
M- -----@oH.
M reading Of the which postponed from Janua
Is account OF The decease OF her two sons will be given
at Dodworhs Saloon e98 EIoadwsy on Tuesday, Feb r.
Selections from Henry VIII shakSpere.
Mr. hmhsesS anu ,hs nato,s r.
The Coque,e s;;.........-.................
The Building OF the snip .Longtelow.
Doors open AZ "a 9coek t kesnangs 70 commence A. D.
and at the door, None VIII be sold after the readings com
mence.
-, o,cuvorp. an puprox,e ~, :, q =, req
THE UktHEsihA Al ~ nrON,S LIE ATME Is uNE-
auslea N s wota, a, ~ h. s nm, Drecoe
-
81 aMD Mho .a
catering for public amusements means can hear
of good opportunity safe Investment BY I'D.
more Nd P.s,The beautiful panorama Perrys Voyage TO
japan, AL OOnp'e'e, Ut e-.o-
CTRANGERs AND CITIzENs, 60 TO BuRToNs NEW
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

UnDRIES.-.Candies, Soaps, Shot. Cans
c.r Powder, Lead, Flssks, Vinegar, Molasses
eonee Sugar, &C., for sale by "'e'
'eti0 hSs .BARIHoL6W G ROBBINS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
FHE GLASGOW TIMES
CLAnEk II. GREEN, Edi5or

Cf5T Single copies of THE TIsEs, put ID in
wrappers, can always be had at the Office at 1--WE
cents copy.
CT Yearly advertisers are restricted 10 their
legitimate business. Other advertisements will
De charged at regular rates.
G-55' No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary
Iotices-to be paid in advance.
Il The charge for marrIage notices is left TO
he bridegroom, and will be acknoH lodged in the
paper.
htE- Where editorial notice of advertisements
is requested, it will be given and charged Tor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
8. H. BAILEY.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONEp

No. "a Third street, ST. Louis, Mo.
MOULD respectfully call your attention r.
w his large and complete assortment Of IarrC ~
and Small Stick Candy, Sugar Plums. Ainon6s
Comfts: Rock Candy, Kisses and Lozenges' AZ,
20, 70 ms fancy KISS Papers, Fancy Boxes. Cor.
nucoplas, &c, for Confectionery. His articles
and their superior quality is well a,ts.ta5 III aae
large and increasing sales, and the areadr nj
ssbiished reputation which they have acouired
Believed to surpass that of any other esfabIisb,
nent in st. Louis s' e''ao'ish-
B0rders solicited and promptly attended TO-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

ADJOURNED SESSION, NOVEMBER IS, 1859.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08

Gentleman IF the Senate and
0F tbo H,-;eo oF T1sy,rScrf,T;rce.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
L [ r + ,

On Buildings, Stocks Of Merchandise. Ware Hou-
Sos and Contents,
TOBACCO ARD EsEEsE' - EsGRNS.
and personal property generally. Especial atlen-
ton paid TO the insurance Of Dwelling Houses and
Contents, for term Of l 10 . years.
The undersigned also issues Policies OF
RE EaEslne I'D SG,
and IN this department offer superior facilities to
MercIants and shippers, by open OF contract pol
cies, and monthly reiur,s Of - per cent. of the
Premiums granted 10 regular customers.
The hltna Company has advantages throus, its
extended system OF Agencies, established along
every inland route, whereby II exercises due care
over property in TRANSIT, and in case OF damage,
that prompt attention and supervision which gives
10 its customers The least trouble. expense or loss
and affords speedy means ofrec0very and prompt
forwarding of damaged property.
Losses Promptly .Adjusisl and Paid.
The patronage of all lwhs desire undoub'ed In
snrance, is respectfully solicited.
Policies issued without delay, by
THOMPSON. EEyvES s. CO., Agents
augll for Glasgow and vicinity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-08
Ca : i 4 @E cts
9 g @ 3 O z z 9 = .
TWELVE MILLION DCLLARs.
s. 3 3 5, 90 o 90

Has been paid TO citizens of MISSOURI alone.
The Annual income of the HEtna Company il
more than DOUBLE that Of any similar Cor
poratIon in this country; and its assets are Of the
most secure and reliable character. among which
will be found S54, 500 90 of Missouri Bonds
and Bank Stock; and in point Of ability and favor
able reputation for prompt and equitable adjust.
ment OF Claims, The -I.tna Company stands pnri-
vailed.
The undersigned, Agents, are authorized 10 i'm
mediatelY issne Policies araiE.t loss bV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER - :
A sHLAND tvAo RACES.

"A rhdL MhETiNG, So commrnc- ~ le&
over eoaay Va we ~. HInand s,1S Cou,.s SS IN
'' w. WV '"''IG, YIssh nTs n "a as''' a. follows
ri, . 81 mis- & 70, two year, 9d colt, and hs sin
Tub provided two the foo~ns en-
~ Hall enters c. {. by Finanee d. Td,iy by Imported
D. aeDsniei enter. T.. by Boston, jr dam Regent
~ Thompson enters T. BY vOl,alr,, dam Laneve by
G,n Green sis, Tobacco Ply BY Red Eye dam i'm
ssooSp E,es-s.sePsais- for year. oil colt, and ale-
Club provided two With the foiio.ias en-
Joseph BTgn%sn enters b cnOiins by Tinsneler dam Ms.
NJ Hsl enters Fa'h, by Child Harold DAM Fldei,y by
2 nGSsh enters Pauline by star D.vi. dam by Mon
Mcdaniel enters , Minnie Lehman. by Boston Jr dam
SECOND DAY
which Nile heats $40 sS.l n.aSt 1aa a s..
ed With The following entries: @''' '~'" ''''
dHGn Da.. sa'. e. BY RsF's5 ter dan sy nss. Sal
aich.s Ryan Prince by Monarch dam N,aonn.
4srs enter. b oy'isrln.n, by Rsvsnar' Cout
Mare = - =" ''H"he"'' o1' Of Emancipation
Gen J. T. Green eieH Mary Blair ny Red Iye. dam Phil
Calvin Green eHte' by Grit Elmondon hi, dam by i'm.
'oNO n'e' Prop'l-',,; Ts Es,s ,!c Thrs, mile heats.
Vr-r R,or- single da + "f i1o "A Ail. r.. s,r II,
pS5se Of on the part q the Cub entrance The
s y" R'''-JoeE'y GSs ,S;,. gsr;s ,;% Pour mile heats
& tI sSssI.atr for iss- OLD colt, and he.
provided two or more start cI, . he aaa sy ,ss eis'
Mcdaniel e''-Fs p Minnie Lehman, by Boston, dam by
c Boueh enters Pauline by Davis. dam Monmouth
Msfiie. - '''''N't W." WIZ
Londrsn, William Co. Leisure BY Red Eye dam
Virginia Payne ~ "
ported Trustee. - s|'' ~ '-
Calvin Green enters b. by Ghf EnondOn dam by I'm.
Pritm - ."'f'''''
sEooSn R'cE-Proprietors purse saOO Two mile heats
- FIFTH DAY.
Handicap 500 for the ofthe meeting Tso
thie heats NATHANIEL A THOMPSON,
, =, Secretary Ashiand Jockey Club
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GESmsL SurrElNrsSD.Sr's osrcE. v.ATRE
f.sa

- ,s,, ,r,,,.- LNscaHCHG. sept. 22d, 1850. (
ICEolJIlONs adopted by the virginia and Tennessee E,
IA roAd Company Ia relation 90 the Fairs IN yrnl.
Hs.r', That the members of the Agricultural -,
.eis that hold their annual Fars within Commonwealth
virginia be passed 10 and from the Vr-ns AMI
Tynues-r Railroad, half price
E's'rcf. Thst the shall CHARGED uon AL ami
nt aud arirs going 10 the Fairs agricultural socs
h-ii iu p-toh-r ue1t ~
x Eo,e Thai all such animals anl ,rty-. having gone
ioNn over tll- Tosd as may return Tie
hay 70 he point from vheh hey charge AMI 10
''h N 80 s return, having passed down s road
nerynhdsd ne hsEes paid going down
hhited At either af the Aforesaid Fairs -
& Rsss1, That the attendants of animals roiDy
'nd returning from The Fsirs shall be passed Whsn In a,I
Attendance said Auusls
> Esr That This Company IN Transporting over ihsir ro.
a and nrtrl-s Intended Tor exhibition '- Fair.
unt'T ih- foregoing r-gus IONS Vl r-uau. for sDy
isunrr or ls that -f .a'd animal. nr triirl-s
sa2i-Im , n GILL ,;.,,--,i sr,,-,f,,.,,.,
SEUONAL.-W- hereby notify our customer. and ~. pu,
hr that ur have removed entire s arlw.r
Coach material u ulJ rsr and sell store No a Main
ir h- door Q" Mes. Dudley c. opposite ~ Mes.f.
Tos T.. fus- 4
W. afr nos making large additions both Hard
"'r an ,"sgh material ly direct iu"r'ai'u rms
nam au Sidi-ld aud hV purchases American utuuta
49, tti @fnU l~rf amer russNor suppg
equal u Iutriy si ftvuTahlr
lu The Northern mArk-fs l--ig' NNNLFW. TAYIDR A al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

H'ahe go-,t dhy Efii-re eJadt osy e.
IsHse
A. VAN HAAGAN
(fiNG practical soap maker and
- years e., different m"r) experiments
particular soap various
reap which Will save Time, Labor and Money. Ne
willing should rest 81 Il
fAr trial and according (found
boy and fh does not give FILL satisfaction tie money
Among the advantages washing soaps
lowlng may he named:
l. Clothes need boiling and very little rubbing (mo,t
cles
One pound will any pounds
mon rosn soap, tao pounds best family soap.
y ~ requires less than half the time labor
OF family that requires With the
rsnted not 10 uiure the fabric.
T. fvr cleaning paints aud removing
ink u unsurpassd Maenists printers painters and
an invaluable article Tor washing hands Il does chap
greatly softsns the skin
superiority of the materials ofean
t'",ngdaH of1idiis
washing SOAP, and undouh, adapted for white and
colored clothing we'll csmbres
TED NOT To ROT THE cLOTHES.
for sale by sPorrs. HARVEY Co,
No. - Pearl feet,
lie A,rri. for n tnnnh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

1859. FALL IS5o
A. *. PA r. X Err ~ co.
SPLfNDED ASSORTMENT or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
- GOODSWr take pleasure In announcing friends and
the puhc generally that large aud we'll
leci stock of FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS TO which
we've respectfully Invite their
Plain Black aud Figurel SILKS
Rich Black GgOS DR
GEOS DE EPSON, for mourning
" '' Founrcd SILK ROBES
Extra Rich Coorrd SILK ROHES
Pari. Printed MOUSSELINE ROBES
Rich Paris Chiutz Printed MOTrSSNLINES
POPLINS, NALENTIAS, POLL DE CHEVREs
Plain and Printed French MERINOIs
Black French MEkINOES
BLACK MOSsEttNES
Black BOMB Aims; Black ALPAGAS
CLOTHS, CAsSINERES M VESTINGS
Stand GI Heavy FUILED CLOTHS
Sheep's Grey SAfINETS, LINsEYs &C.
Bed Blankets
White aud Coiored Servants BL.ANKRTs
Together with article
House. All of which We sci very cheap sr5g-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLlNINg MILL,
CnnAEn anEE-E .Lnn. .rn, ~

JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER OR GREENE AND MORGAN STREETS.
NUOOp usiiinss saas and Arel,vr. m ti
w and worked to order. Also Pew Caps Rails
Inside Trimmings description Trussea and ali
kinds % tcrol and Straight Sawng House Carving
desired pattern Wor ed to order short notice
ah ~ branches Plain Pauneci Octagon Ncw on
-, Sc Mahuz1uy. BLACK " auu 0ak aud
hs sawei worked To- order The prices pat
ten N The book sent TO order part the United
Tor 100 feet0nnng
One ~ the largest ~ Mlulnrs and Trimmings
AMI greatest variety o PateTns
materials, sh alEay b. found this establishments Planning
N'ih ncatuc.s anl despatch Terms cash
JoN ~ FULLER viii also manufacture and give particular
0hsnf0n Gothic Work
Houses &c window Frames Ac made order
Hound aud Square Picket fence, SC Also dealer Doors
And Blinds Of every dcspon manufactured Of the hest
ft, and warranted climate Huildcs
sud article In that line furnished lowest cash prices
MarhE Iron aud Slate Mante Gotta
Wndov Caps &C. ~ Designs and Drawings furnished sho
o"''"" sal I'm
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SlLyRR-WARE
NVE have In sroHE and RFratt 20 ~
w SOGIHERNAND FESTERN MERCHlNTg' a. NyA
We igNg CtsH PRcE9 large and choice Stock tA
watches, Jewcg Silver aud PLATED
- Al go1dq guaranteed % he ~ represented.
~ bParucuar attention given 10 Requiring o Watches and
jyqSZsm No sl7 Market s,feet sous sac Fhadsiphi,
OyUoE Rcisosp 4 D,xyulE v. r. %.
- .,. - . August i2h, is59.
~ fectors d his Company, held this day, Il vas
Re~red That dividend of r per Cor four dollars per
aare be declared payable The stocthoiers their legal rem
fe,entaives on ani amer the vt day o. December next
Tcte, THOa W. BROCKENBROUaH
anthah ase ana rress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

INO THE PUHLIC.-In consequence Of the unprecedrrt
ed suseess OF Our Model Shirt, have made
aenis (Which heretofore Impossible great
iemsnd In New York; ditcdy supply pou
Shirt on hand In variety and
hose sending orders will regularly sni viii
lespatch As the sole Agents for this Srl
sc would respectfully call the attention Of those
en Our Model TO examination and they will
III at IL The bs cheapest and most duis
or sale We also prepared TO make
Al short notice, and reduced
hand large and desirable stock ENTLEEN FURNISHING
FOODS which embraces everything pertaining
and which Will be offered at greatly reduced phees
Au2O No qi Main sire, Richmond y,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

no 70 consdei ed
the parties - ~''
An adver,ssmeDt not marked copy specified
exSeed accordingly -
gH RsGuAR ADcEErtsENESrtroa
on the part of the Annual Advertisers proper
that their eges on business Real
Estate Legal and all other Advertisements
additional charge, and no Vrraton.
~ Real Estate and General
Inserted by the hut 60 be charged
TO such discounts shall be agreed upon
Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally
OF with the privilege OF change shall
yearly average, In week insert than
sesd upon the standing rule under c contract all
ding such amount 70 he charged at the usual rates
Advertisements Inserted In the
Of lines insertion so cents
per square for each continuance or weekly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-14

Reliable orders fom the Trade BY Nail o. Ts-gara he
application AUsTFNs. AGENTS
o. Pearl street. Neu York
Kerosene k Also ~ BE- obtained tc Mauufic
an te New York Wholesale bruEs Gtoccrs, Cauphene
burning fuid Mauuffcfureta and pfaiera w lamps
NnKernrrne h the trade n the Kerosene on Co
s caution again using ihe said trade
.. oci--lm
NAvAssA on brown COLUMBIAN Qua
~ no, receiving Tor sale by
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