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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16
JOHN DAVENPORT, /
ROBERT O. GLOVER, Committee
RICHARD WARREN, on
JOHN O'KEEFE, Supplies
WIN. Il. EAGER, JR-,


NEW PLYMOUTH CHURCH.-TO BUILD
IN Frs AND CONTRACTORS: TENDERS on the various
works 70 be done in building the NEW PLfM pU I'll
CHURCB, BROOKLYN, viii be received by the Board Of
Trustees at the Office Of the Architect
The drawn q specifications viii be submitted for ea-
ton 10 peres applying the eor upon their producing IN
writing otherwise satisfactory evidence that they are cap
and sucny responsible undet AXE and complete the "ork
they may wish Tender for Tenders for the several
via hssons Stone-cutterF rouuen Carpenter and kooSf
viii be RECESSED sepsrAeY jointly for either OF the n
or for the whole Provided that for each contract there
shah be specified separste sun . -, l..
Zach will have bind himself under forfeiture 70
complete the portion work that be awarded upon ms
Tender SO that the entire building may be completed within
twelve months fiom the siguiug OF the Contrsota
Architects Oce 10 sealed Gu
velopes which tina incosed Tender Is
upon outside aud 20 be delivered before O'Clock
p H. MONDAY APn q 1906 alter which none will be re-
eeived
The letters OF Tender will b. opened at the Trnstees ROOM
IN Pyuooth Church, Orange street Brooklyn at O'Clock NJ
the day before board Of Trustees and such OF the
Contractor may be present. - 80
sh9nia circumstances arise 10 the building OF the
Church the award Of ihe work win be given to tho lowest
bidder thsreor Provided the Board Of Trustees hsl be- sat
ihed Of bis responsibility and capacity 70 perform the work to
their satisfaction.
Tbrpsn and specifications can be aud further In
formation may be obtained the Office OF tho Architect
CHARLES DUGGIN, No 55e Broadway, ". YAarch 1860
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Board ano Rooms.

c.. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Broadway and Sth-
~ This and comnodious Hotel nov open Tor the
Fect permanent and raDsien; guests and w De oonano
20 sy.ly the European plan The want OF business
o ks Of the city has induced the proprietor ~ sss
kh poes The folo~ing liberal scale Single Togm' ~
cents roI' PR day single for gentlemen ~ Tue
weth psn9 ~, including gas Connected WITH tbs hods
inms0 ,ey the PsOr restaurant for ladies aAi
so I'd" Were al the decacieg OF the Will Do served
a, pr that viii suit all With thoroueb knoUledse o. my
pos anN stic attention TO the wants Of my guests hope 10
70 ei's liberal share Of patronage. J. ii. GOODWIN
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CTEINWAY & SONS
PATENT ovERsTHUNG GRAND


Are row eop'dered the be. Pianos manufactured
Opaien of nearly all greatest and most prouaent Must
cisns Artists zarding these InstIuments:
Tho undersigned having personally examined aud practically
tested the Improvement Ia Grand Pianos irY.ngsd bY H.
sTESwAY IA which tho covered s;gzgs overuns above
those remaiDinE do hereby certifys
l. That Of the said prove the voice Of the
Piano greatly improved N quality, quantity and powor
The sound by Stenway improve even
ess harsh and much better prolonged than that
realized any other Piano with which acquainted
The uadesnsd regari tho Improvement Of Mt seiuway
novel ingerious and i'm e Piano OF similar
construction has used a. the under
signed know believe.
GUSTAV. SAT1HR, WILLIAM MASON
= r. MILLS. JOHN NJ PATrtS0N
VIM SAAR, ROBERT GOLOBECK
". c. HILL GEORGE W. MORGAN
VIM A KING, CARL BRR9MANN,
GEO. y. BRi5TOW, HENRY G. TIHM,
And rany others
fsah Instrument warranted thu tern OF three years
Wssrooms, Nos. 20 and 81 WLker-st. Brosdwpy. Hsw
Vol
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PROPOSALS. for COAL and WOOD.-Sealed
Propo sells viii be received the Office OF the CLERK OF the
board Of E6ucson Of Grand and fm streets land mo-
where else IN Il the tWentyseventh Of March, 1860 at IL
cock noon fot COA GOD required for the Puohc
Schools this City o5 tbe eusut @ fifteen hundred
tons ofC ) fifteen hundred cords o. Oak Wo0a, and sVl
three hundred cords of-- Pine Wood, uoIo or less.
The Coal must be Of the best quality Il White Ash furnace
and store sizes Ii good order % twenty-five hundred ana
forty ponds 90 n delivered in the bins at tbs
School buidisg The proposals must ste tne mines
from which proposed supply the coal and the coal 10 be
furnished from the nues named accepted and must tate
the price per tun OF 240 pounds.
The O Wood the bes. quality the sticks not less
than three feet c than three inches daneterde
GveTed sawed split and when required split In the yards
CELLAR vaults Of the School buildings may be designated by
the proper authority.
The Pine Wood to be Of Virginia Pine, less than
three (e) feet six (6) iuchos lorg. - .
The proposals must state the price per cord Of les cubic feet
aod neaue for the Pine and Oak Wood also the price
per for saving and splitting per load The quantity spit
only q required BY the Committee on -opples . ,
The Wood and Coal viii be inspected measured and weighed
by and delivered under the supervision OF the Inspector OF fue
Of the Board of EducaiOnsad and Woed be delivered
the schools when dered follows: twothrds Of the
ty Of Wood from the LIST day OF May the 2th day OF Juy
twohrds Of the quantity Of Coal from the 25 day Of July
the lt day October next and the remainder required by
the Committee The Contract for this fuel to be binding until
NAY IS 1851.
There Be separate proposals for the Wood and Coal and
be endorsed The envelopes Proposals for WOOL and Po-
posals for Coal" -
SesuriJ for the faithful performance Of the contracts win be
required and each proposal must be accompanied with the %
nature Of the proposed sure'ies
The Committee the right TO reject any al proposals.
the be subject the approved OF tue Board OF
N""SS'''". yOu,r DAvENpOpT
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WI POWER, MILLS, SHAEriNG, DWELLINGS, and
MANSION for SALE LET, at nriogrport Conn about
two miles the Steamboat VhsTf aud Rtfosd Depot con
espg Of WsterPower equal 70 IL O0 spiodes two MUS
one MS by a. i've sores the other lao feet ~ R ont
etories 10 Dwellings for operatives each TWO
and three famiR Boarding House. $50 feet By 80 three
storss and Superintendent House store school
House end Cbuch Mansion about 80 feet square two
The furnished from the poni at
Che Mills which covers 62 and Reservoir which covers
power be decreased By san ex 2ene The
M hAve contained OF wooden mschnsrs and now con-
tain used Cor that the largest mil has
capacity 90 Cotton Looms the other for about 1917 oy some
alterations the ayge eau be made To run 5Ol looms
Abos Is acres land sached to the Mills and Tenenen
porien which for gsrdens &c on this land is
nrga tine bDoug Attached 70 the ton
are excellent land This properly Offers many
capitalists manufacturers aud wlu ee
cold fer below it. original oos OF for what anything equal TO
cen be erected. . 49, -,
number aS Mansion House combines
all eieuoes OF city country residence being sup
piled with water from the Bridgeport ana mas not
and cold al the chambers bath &c it Is warmed
by furnace or By CRATES The grounds contain fountain fruit
and shsde trees sbrubbery &c IL for SALE either with
fife mi e separately; Of the mills both viii be LEI
70 rerponibie party. Apply TO d Amy mangfsetaers'
Hall No 1877 BTos6~ey, New-loTki o. TO bEAhUoLE1
SEELlY. Bridgeport Conn
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A MBROTIPE GALLERY, with INS'rRIJ
IA @E MS, SPECIMENS &c COMPLETE 60 LET
his tson,hWiok's Gallery No e. Bowory corner Csnsst
vii bc IDpsOved by additional entrance from (snsst
eBg o. The most cosIhbs locations In this city Apoy
- PAINE's Writing and Bookkeeping hoadsaiy -'''
No % Boyary.
TOITAGE to LET--At Spuyten Duyvel, near
The Hudson River Railroad, about 40 minutes ride ou,
,tetion The psee contains several aces with Garden
49, Vines and fruit Trees Ia foil bearing lee house filled
&C. The house bes1ifcly shaded and Is desirable resi-
dss,oa Iuqure Of 3. CON0VEk, IT,, No. 2e Broadway.
LsOUR STORES 70 RENT-COrner Of Greenwich
ssd Bssohs Ono Of them 4 now ready for occupancy
$500 or sny other poTpose Inquire the promises Of
Tli0E G. SbflTH Co, No IT East SStast i
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RESIDENCE for sALE-Beau

HANDSOME RESIDENCE Tor SALE-Beau-
fully situated In suburbs of Pouyhkeepse command
ig ne view of the Hud'on The grounds sIe 100 feet from
and rear y $50 feet depth aSafy laid and web stocked
with choice fruit and ornamental trees and shrubbey The
House frame well built nearly repets with
oSeTn including furnace box vintlators
&c Cottase good supply Of filtered rain and sprirs
water. Apply 10 J. W. MASON. 10 g. Pine-st ~ y or
JOS. SMART, Balding's Hotel, Poughkeepsie.
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Rilliar1 Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of wel-seasOned
"A BILLIARD-TABLEs made In tho best possible manner
and at prices will bs found at the PHELAN BILL
LIZARD TABLE hANUFACpoRY Eos CD 6s, 81 and % Cros-
sy-st New York. Every article connscted with trade a.
,ha love- rates,
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Sonse- furnishing Goods.

HOW TO HAVE GOOD BREAD-Buy SWEEP
III FIopr nee The WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES have
yo1r bread MADE AT HOME and you viii have sour
dark nor heavy bread bsecskes These cakes are made Oh
pure dry hops are sod by ell the at IL cents per Dozen
add at wholesale by s. W. SMITH, No 5S4 Broadway.
VERY INTERESTING to HOUSEKEEPERS.
JAMES MIGRANTS PATENT WArER-bACk
COOKING RANGE proved By one hundred new In "a.
% be the best simple remedy against putting out
me r should the be stopped 1t also prevent. al ereak
e and leakage the for proof Of which call and
Isno or send for circular with certheates the names on
which are a sufficient accommodation J. INGRAM SON
nanufac,urtrs No. a3I 4sh-av., New. York
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A II. GALE e. Co, PIANO-FORTES, Nc.
IA No T East I2h~t invte stsutios % esn rec COS"
PIANOS. 9usrsateed 10 ssvs entre sstisfaetion
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Ghanfes for Business alen.

A CUANCF seldom eeen.-F0R SALE--That
n ar,.a.rcosr store known at ST. johns MARKET No
To- Ridden corner Of .aAo It nov ~ scve operation,
and doing good trade 10 beef PORK nSn anu ''e'"
ply 10 p B. ROSS on the processes -------a
mop sAIE-BarCes BISHOP and NONE
n sI1cH luouire OF A A FISH, No. 30 MoOre-ss, or Of
A. j. CRlTTENDEN& Co, Albany.
TN0R SALE-The BROADWAY FOUNDRY
T and MACHINE SHOP, s. Louis Mo- established ~
% ana well known Foundry offered for
s.e on accommodating terms The Foundry Building Is IS oy
q f ana is furpshod with Cranes Cupes Core Osen NC,
complete The Machine shop BY 90 feet q stories high
aud couiSns large arranged set Of Lshes Boring aad
Psn,ue Marnes &c usually fourd In shops doing general
Brh business The stock Of Patterns the largest and most
valuable In the City Of 81 LouA Flasks Tools &c, ao9l
RScksmth Shou Fouudsry sohue Shop and Boiler Yszd In
Abundance For particulars, address ct St Louis, MOT
CUDDY. CARPENTER Co.
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DoR o1TE-The RROADWAY FOUNDERY
NEORGE PECKHAM, Professional BOOK
NJ KRFPFR and ACCOUN CANT Room No. 46 Mofs.

W KEEPER and ACCOUNTANT, Room NO. 20 monss
Buidi1e Re 3S5 Broadway NewYork, viii attend to posting
MP booss adjusting disputed accounts, detecting errors and
stries adjusting Of nscveEt debtors and
ng in proper form for executors and
examining the books papers OF banks railroads.
nd otber inoor ted companies.
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palnts, Oils, Sc.

DURE COAL OIL at FIFTY CENTS per gallon,
by the Of about 40 gaions Warranted equal to the
market equal TO Kerosene or any other Coor dsa
drnmou. For sale by JOHN " QUINCY Co., SO Williams
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Copartmersbip Notices.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Mr.. J. Il.
" FISHER admitted member Of our 6rm from THIS date
New-York Match 1, $780, Fisher No.
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Souses ann farms mantsS.

VxyANTED-By small FAMILY, nice second.
w floor APARTMENTS, in or near the With Wart aud
above PIKE It Addreis Newly OK PostOce Box no 1854
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,ory-and- basement brick

I,OR sALE-The story and basement brick
IL HOUSE. No wsrIenplsce, Chsre.st near Greenves'
u. house has ali the modern and IL excel
emit m lib, RI cd, lot 2l, a. Piiec 5000 70 be e-n
10 Apply 10 Or. HENRY N. FISHER, ~ Y. HeiPssL Nc.
10 broadway.
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Oh 000 BARRELS fresh ground ROSEN-
ZO.UyO DALE CEMENT, manufactured and for sale
nv the ,JDSON RIVER CEMENT co Jersey City, ~ J.
1850 barrels bsst quality CALCINED PLASTER and Sooo
barrels LAND PLASTER manufacture aud for sale by HUD
SON RIVER CEMENT 60, Jersey City. NJ.
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EOR SALL.-One Of those beautiful, highstoop
Il HOUSES MsnsGeldpac slst ST., dear s'h,y Also,
one OF the Tgish basement OU S 21i 49, containing all
modern improvements located Cent al Park; Wal DC
sold bargain. Inquue No. IL, the pemises
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LNOR SALE-1wo frst-class three-story and
tstenent brick HOUSES with high stoops, the month
side of roth between I'd aud SaHvs each 2Ki feet ba II
the beet and substantial snd rsPse with all the
in provemepts This desirable property al tbs let's
In the vicinity being restricted in the strongest against
uui. apces Of any lind Inquire the premises
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TOR SALE-A very desirable PROPERTY in
..,,nS Of .oaeou, eoaa ss.pies for
large small fsmiy, with all the necessary oetbaidiee
Courts Garden Orchard and Meadow In all IL 10
on Malt IT. within few PAGES of the Court House, Post
Office County Offices Depot four places q Protaaan
kn. FOR further particulars apply to HOMER MORGAN NO.
metropolitan Bank building Ptne-st-
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THO LEASE-The UPPER PART of the 5-stOry
Il white marble BUILDING No. SIS broadway Apply to
WILLIAM TAf LOR, No. SIS Broadway or to JOHN ray
LOR No 365 Brosdway.
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Rcohng.
Professional Notices.
Gntlerp, 6aroware, Sc.

A MEXICAN SHEET IRON, Of excellent quail
"A ity and at low prices for sale by
JOHN w. QUINCY Co., No. 90 WilliAmss-
INGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN,
Il ANTHONY LEAD, SPELTER-S0LDER PIG IRON
Cor sas by JOHN w. QUINCY Co.. No. - Willari-st
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TOR SALE First-class new brown-stone
HOUSE No SO st. Marks p House % feet foEt, %
feet e full lot four stories above bassment, ntsS
rooms finished IN best style esco painted &c wat cas- ana
all ether impToyenens VIII be sold cheap APpyto ppp
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L'ARM for sAI4E--8O acres. with good Buildings,
abundance of Grapes Cherries Apples aud Berries Of all
sors Of easy access In Westehsaeer Cosay Is miles from
New.York g. EDDY Co, 40. 81 Hjer'yst
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nor SALE-The first-ciass, 3-stOry and base
IN ueut UOUBLE-HOUSE, brown stone front correr OF
I.e-av and Rcdnoy-sr BROCKLYH, 10 minutes walk rom
toe iamsbursh res; house "a feet ffont by ~ - deep
the sLEsr Of the most eonveoisnt houSe
in tire city bathroom two water closets hot aud "a
ever eecefd and third story has connection win the
sewer hosar pipes the ond story pipes plate glass In
inso kitchen floors in fact all the modern improve
mems Tue location OF the most dc
sir-ble H. the city. ,o,,,.,
Also for SALE, the three SStoy 'front.' SEQ
adjoining. Apply to - fhEDEhit sVh0hES,
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TOR SALE-Certainly Bargain-A 3-story
u brick basenent and ubcear HOu 81 ia fleetst Brook
yu GOOD location removing TO tie couny 10 minutes
wall from the Ferry Apply to j. H. DOUGHTY; No l53
BoweTy, NewYork Chice hours u to 10 o. M aud lI 10
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ITO LET-With STEAM POWER, in building
Nos E2 and "a FrAnkfort.s., lst and I'd FLOORS su(
BASEMENT sire OF oors lO2xsO f. Enquire "a floor.
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nor SALE or TO RENT-1he fine English
II basement HOUSE No 100 Eass 2ist St. Gram
eIcy Park
Posse ssion nlsy be had al once .u -
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ITO LET, or for SALE-A good CORNEl
Il STORE, Wsshingons, above Canalst with counter
SCI will not DO 1T for liquor stores immedia's possession
GEO. w. MEAD, No. 2sT Broadway.
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TOR SALEM Brooklyn, :" perfect gem Of a
II HOUSE with all the improvements waNhub N EFT n
sion ell in complete order brougbous ninntes ~oiS ron
Fulton euy This property will be Soia bargain, ana
but snail In Iue the premises NO
81 sy or addr, A. W, Box No. a5 rnbaue Dice
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ITO RENI-I4th-st., from May 1.-The UPPER
Il sIOR1fS and BASEMENT of the HOUSE No ~ East
Ithst near Broadway occupied by Mr. James Pennnsn
The main floor viii be occupied by Messrs f. Hsughwou
Co ns sn upown for chBndeets mirrors oil psi
tiprs &C. The portions of the well adapted for
Merchant Tsor pho sterer large Millinery and Dress
Making business. Inquire OF T. v HAU 5HNOUI, NO. w
Broadway.
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EOR SALE-At Yonkers, on the Hudson, a
IL uoderu.built HOUSE, and Lots ofGround House con
taps gas rsurc heater Is beau fully located commanding
view OF the liver for miles New barn fruit and shs
Price $1,000 Apply to c. A. PEASEa Co.. No. BOZ Broad
va N. Y.
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COR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in

"a
NowRecbe near the Neptune House. containing ~ acfes
large aud conmodious house Of 20 carriage house and
other buildings all in good repsr On the promises
the best end most slightly ute fcr house in New Rochelle
Also. FOR SALE or TO LEI near the above Placd Of
three hou.e containing III rooms.
6pe view and healthy location Inquire OF IT, ROE No 50
Ieteyst or of NJ. r. STRONG, New Roohele
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basement and sobcelAr brown stonefon H0U 81 No D,
Eirst-place 2'ns r. Lot 25xiSs e. 81 inches ,-
Also threesory attic basement sub-oslsr bfIiCh
HOU az on side Of Cinost, between esieni and
Carrotsts 25E0 f. Lot 100 a. These dolsss boi In
thorough manner are located Ia etceenI neghbohood al
have tie modcrn improvements Apply TO L. 4 KELbod",
Executor Nc o. Besyerst, Eew-York.
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EOR SALE in 37th-st., between 4th and Madi-
6ue, stone font HOUSE. 2or1 fee, plsss
first Also stoneont HOUSES In Sh--t ives, OF
20x55 feet ieplete With al the improvements
INQUIRE the DIG mises OF ARNOLD MUWbhAi.
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WANTED-To SELL or EACnASoE R aSl
w Pronerty IN New.York vicinity, al 81 gaat ne
sIpENCE In syracuse Y For description spPJ to D. d.
PETTENGILL & Co, No. 1l9 Nsssaust, re"-ioh
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ITO GAS FILTERS and PLUMBERS.-Th
4 fnt STORE ana BASEMENT No. 2S6 Csnslst east
Broadway 10 let Apply the promises nort door, to h
rooms Of the American Gas Ii Journal
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EOR SALE or TO LET-The elegant brown
IL stone HOUSE No. 50 East 2lst Brosdway IL per
eet order containing al the modern improvements Apply
to r. W BLEECKER North American Fire Insurance Com
pany No Wslis.
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E,ARM at AUCTION.-Will be sold without ~
II seuve. by NJ THOMAS SONS, st the ehilsdeiohla Es
chance on Tuesday June DO ct II o'clock supcG
PAM Of I94 acres one Of best in Bucks Co Pa o. m
frouI Philadelphia II viii be divided into three for f
10 it For full description T. Coanr anz
Enoslrer For further infsunson sppy to MAJOR rdoA<
SON No q Woosterst. Terms easy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20
Wee President Brccl.nridsc.
E'1.y,~a =, - ~.
I" Wt EUItU7S 2 tNt E"YHVV.
WASHISGToS, April l5. 1861

WAsluSGroS, April Is, 1865
Gentlemen-I find the following despatch.
from this city, in the Philadelphia Ledger" o.
the 10Th instant:
Vice President Breckenridge authorizes Gu
unqualified denial Of the report which has been
much circulated, that he once said that lie
would vote for person of his own religious
faith sooner than for one holding another: and
that he would vote for native sooner than
forcignborn citizen"
lfyou will examine the Washington Union.
OF the 9th of May, 1866, you will find a speech
purporting to have been delivered by Mr.. Breck-
inridse, at Cynthiana Kentucky, on the Eth
Of the preceding April in which lie said
" 1t was natural for man TO prefer thu Sc .!
his own religious faith in voting, and he him.
self would vote for one Of his own way 81.
thinking in religion rather than for another,
all other things being equal, just as he would
Hote ior native in preference to forcign.horr
citizen, other things being equal"
This is what Mr.. Breckenridge did say-aed
as he is prominent candidate for the prc>i-
dcncy, it is proper his views should be mad,
known to the people prior to the mcclin: OF the
Charleston Convention. W.
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Traders lsafi,c Of the CITY Of Richmond.

By reference to or advertising columns
our readers will see that the subscribers
to thu stock Of the Traders Buk are TO
meet on Tuesday next, for the purpose OF
electine Directors and officers. The capital OF
This bank is one million dollars, Of which We
learn about three hundred thousand dollars has
been subscribed. While This Bank is establish
ell with ricw OF accommodating the class cS-
pecially indicated by its title, yet we under
stand that il is the wish Of the Subscribers to
the stock, that the Board Of Directors shall
be compnseh of representatives of all the lead
ing branches Of business in this city, with =
view of inviting the general business of our
community 10 :: participation in the benefits OF
its discounts.
From the business character OF the gentle
men who arc tic active movers in getting up
this bank. we are very sure that judiciouS Sc
lection of officers will be made.
From The large amount of foreign paper, both
North and South, that is likely to be thrown into
this Bank, the profit upon the exchange ac'
count mus: be large; and with anything like
prudent management of its business, the STOCK
will be the best paying Bank stock in this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20
T7JliEE HUNDRED DOLLARS KE-


DASAWAY from the subscriber on the 4th day OF mp
IL July last copper. .cDlorcd negro man. by the sS
of ROB- about twenty-five years old, five feet ~
eight inches high, weighing about one hun. X2.
dred and scrcnty-ye pounds lie has the Of
the stoiar small lishtcolored scar, caused by blister
Ne Is very cree, and well formed read and write. Bob
was brought 10 this State last Spring. by Keyon Williams,
Of rcde county North Carolina They purchased him of
Wiley NJ Colrcrd, Of Ash county North Carolina witnessed
by e. \. Carleton. When Bob left he said that was hls
Intention 10 70 20 james River Virginia have Idea
,ha. he will own his right or his master.
will pay the above reward " he Is delivered lu Inc at
West Point Troup county, Georgia, Or will pay hun.
drc and fifty dollars reward for him II lodged In some sne
all SO that | ret him. WILLIAM REID,
Jan ll-cwtf West Point. Georgia.