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pl- of the drama has been very & 'od since Inc
engagement Of hose eminent arusts, mr. and
Mrs Walter They shuuid M fsvorites with
the public for many, with larger preten.tons,
have not Succeeded 50 adm irabty in ~hotdiLG
the mirror mp to nature" as hey. Tueir an
gagement sun CONTINUES. aud 10 nieat Will oe
presented the lew mslo- drama OF the "Aven-
ger of Sicily" the prominent parts being sus-
iaiued by Mr. and Mrs. Waller. the Whole per-
iorlnance conclnciug with a favort'e farce.
quite sppropos to these times of "aiarGinS
sacrifces.o
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T,e'pass'ng.-TheM Mayor yesterday ordered
Albert Jackson. slave TO j ID Quarles. a. be
punished for trespasslng on b. NJ. Morris
premises, after having b~en ordered away.
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FATAL AFFAIR.-In Auiauga co., Ala, last
week, man named Jack Stoneker, while in-
toxicated, attempted TO take the life Of his
wife by shooting H. her. Failing to hit her
with the shot. he drew his kGifr, and WAS in
the act of cutting her throat when his son.
lad about fourteen or fifteen years Old picked
up his gun and fired al his father killing him
instantly, the bail taking effect in the head.
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FLUvAENA Co., VA, Jan. ], 1861.
The times are 50 hard in this county mat
at lie last Court day a meeting was held To
consider the Iropriety OF recomm ending the
Legis !ature 10 pass a ''stay law" After some
remarks, the matter was deferred for the
present.
Rev. p. s Henson, who has for some years
been the Principal of large Female Institu 10
i'll this coun y, has just left, 10 becoLfe the
pastor OF a Baptist Church in Philadelr ala
Mr.. Henson has been greatly admired through
(. ut this region instructor aud as q
p reacher, and much regret is felt ut his re-
10 oval.
The good ladies in and around Fork Union
have been holding q Fair the proceeds OF
Whlch are 10 be deyOted To beIe e7olent pur-
poses. All the religious denominations par
ticipdted III ii, and the best feeling prevailed.
According 10 previous arrangement Rev. a.
T. Dickeuson and B. w. Snead, Esq deliver
ed addresses. About tour hundred dollars
WILL be realized.
Here. Is i'll every other portion of The State,
a deep and solemn feeling pervades the peo-
pie in reference To the great iss ues now before
the country. Cockades are frequently to be
seen, and The feeling of resis lance seems TO be
gaining favor hourly. ! was told recently OF
clergy man, residing In an adj lining county,
whose servants had in some way gotten the
Impression that the 4th of March next they
were all TO be set free by Lincoln; their master
thought IL best To call them together aud TO
explain The whole matter to them. He told
them how meap the AbJlitionis.s are, and
how they treat the negroes afrer they carry
them to the North, and closed by say ing that
- many as were willing 10 be tree, might have
their liberty, aud that, after taking day to
r-f1ect on the subject, all " no wished 10 GO
North should have permission To do SO. At
the time appoin led, one came to let the mas Ter
know that they all wanted TO stay with him
We haint gwIne TO let dem dar people fool
us-dey Jest wat come here and Ls ske our
place ard leave US 10 starve," was the wise
remark of the servant.
Gen. j. IL. Cooke has just left for his farm
IA htpl
rather feeble for s1metime, and il is hoped that
milder climate may b. of service 10 him.
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CUSTODY OF THK BUkCH CaILpRgN.-It was
announced few days ag1 thai the question OF
the custody aud care Of the children Of mr..
and Mrs. Burch had been brought before the
Court by writ OF habsas corpus. A dispatch
received in albany, on Friday evening, states
that the care OF the youngest child hos been
awarded by order of the Court to Mrs. Burch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

ANOTHER TRAGEDY NEAR BARpsrowN, KY.
tragic affair occurred near BdrdstoWn KY
on Monday of last week, which resulted In
Dave Robinson slaying his brother John
They were both drinking. and q quarrel en-
sued about a bottle of whiskey. A fight en-
sued, in the course of which John 4 Jbinsou
was stabbed five or six times. He survived
until Saturday. The deceased killed William
Hardin in a street fight in Bardstown, in 1851.
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RESERVATIONS,

First Lieut.. George S James, of the 4th
Regiment Artillery, u. S A, stationed at Fort
Randall, in Nebraska Territory, has resigned
his commission, and is on his way home
Lieut.. James was volunteer in the A Abbe Vile
Company of the Palmetto Regiment, and
served through the whole of the Mexican war.
Hamilton Couper, Esq, u. S District Attor-
ney for this District, last week rendered his
resignation to President Buchanan. So says
the Savannah News, of Dec. 2o.-A3gasta (Ga.)
Chronicle.
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MARINE DISASTERS FOR The YEAR 1860
The aggregate number Of American vessels
lost in 1850 was 10 less than in 1859, but there
was an Increase of four steamers, ID us inc reas
ing the aggregate value. The vessels lost In
1860 include II steamers, II ships, 50 barks, As
bIigs, 100 schponers and sloJps- total 3c3-
valued at So 237 ,UOO. The total lumber of ves.
sells lost in 1853 was 4O2, valued az SIS 5O9 COO -
OF the whole numb lost in 1860 there we're
30 burned, 227 wrecked, "a fousdered, % mss
ing, 81 abandoned. IL capsized, IL sunk, and Is
vunk after collision.
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STATisTIcs.--lu Aiexandria co unty and city,
{Va:1 last year, there were W marriaSW ., lde
hirtAs. aad !, - deaths. y !
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A DgFAULTER DEsTITuTs Isaac Fow-
Ter, late postmaster OF the city of New 5rk
is now resident of Mexico. He left Gu ubn
some three months ago, and friend says that
when last heard from he was in state Of Ut
ter destitution, and that all his worldly gear
consisted OF seedy suit OF clio Ines, a trunk
and a very small sum of money.
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LOCAL ~ ATTaHe

The Timss-Om Cotton d Wooisa MiHs.--Ths
Manc hes ter Cotton and Wooden Maaufscsur.
ing Company have decided to cop,inus during
slight dimin q ton Of the number of opera.
tives in lis employment. The usual compile.
nent is $50 The proprietorso of the Orenshaw
W ooien Man nj aeturipg Company, who also
employ a large number Of persons, have de-
tsrmjned on a sirnilar course Of action. 10 far
as home institutions are concerned, the shove
may be cited a. hopefnl 'signs VI the tfmss" 1"
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PHILADELPHIA MILITARY PREPARING FoR
SsRvICs.-The Philadelphia Inquirer OF yes-
terday contains the following statement:

terday contains the following statement:
Some OF our military companies are prepar.
ing themselves for any emergency which may
arise in the present troubles. Next Thursday
evening Company A, of the Phiiadelphia Light
Guard Regiment, Oapt. u. l.. Mintzer, will
meet at the State Arsenal for drill, where
books will be opened for the enrolment Of
Young men, TO fill the ranks preparatory TO
Offering ser vice In defence of the country. We
learn that applications for membership Of
other military organizations are unusually
numerous, s e
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THE AIRS EMAIL

About two O'Clock, yesteid day afternoon, the
Federal flag, which until that time had eeen
suffered TO wave over the Arsenal, was hauled
down, ana the glorious Palmetto banner run
up in its stead. As the Stale flag for the first
time tapped in the breeze from that line stat
a salut 10 or cannon was fired TO celebrate the
event. We fancy that the guards Will watch
more zealously than ever, now that they know
that the flag OF their redeemed country Is
floating proudly over them.
The Charleston Courier OF Saturday has the
following:
Our reporter visited the Island yesterday,
and found matters at Fort Mouitrie progress
ing quietly aud satisfactorily. The rubbish
left by the Federal troops is being cleaned
away, and the fortress assuming defensl bic
aspect. Many apprehended difficulties, OF a
nature we need not name, have been removed,
and The volunteer companies constituting the
garrison are making merry over the haI d hips
of The soldier. Some of the guns are, tits sup
posed, badly injured by the burning OF the
carriages. Activity prevails AT the garrison,
and its Vigilant officers are determined on the
course that guides their action.
Fort Sumter, as viewed at a distance pre-
sents an appearance OF lively activity
Schooners and bargss were plying betws
the fort and The channel during the day. E.
erything seems TO indicate active preparation.
Castle Pinckney was reinforced in The after
noon by detachment of the Marion A Artillery
from Fort Moultrie, under the command Of
Captain King. A detachment of the Wash
The former 10 the latter place in the forenoon,
thus retaining at Fort Moultrie the same force
AS first occupied II.
The garrison at Castle Pinckney consists of
about Two hundred men. Ten twenty four
pound cannon are mounted on the ramparts,
besides some fifteen pieces-a few of which are
the lower uer. The work is
well provided with munitions OF all kinds,
and under the command OF its Held officers, Col.
Pettigrew and Maj. Ellison Capers, will make
itself felt, If need be, when the time comes II
is tar from being the Insignificant position OF
which IL has the reputation. AIthough Il ue-
fec tive construction has impaired the power
of the lower batteries to considerable extent,
1t has an effective tier Of rampant guns, when,
from its eligible position, are capable of mucn
service. II is hey md the reach OF the largest
guns of Fort Sumter, and coInmands the en-
tire line of wharves and shipping along
Cooper River, and in the hands Of an enemy
would be capable OF doing vast injury to the
city.
The schooner w. A. Ellis, which arrived
here from New Yorl., on Wednesday iast, nad
on board 500 barrels cemeat consigned to Fort
Mouitre. We learn that lis delivery To the
United States officers has been prevented Ior
the present, ana that II will be placed In store.
Two lighters were along side taking the ce-
ment on board when the order for 10 non.
delivery was received.
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ARTTFICIAL TEsrH,TaE

bsy,SSCH EOFLhSTlC A n j W. CANII
VLtO PROCESS.-G. W. JONES DENTIST,
hayIrg the right for The above mode Jt making
Teeth tand being satisfied of its absolute supeH
Orjty over ali Other methods, can with confidence
commend II to those desiring full or partial sets OF
teeth. and especially such as may be dlsss tsheo
tatiun of the plate to the mouth. and the suction
there by secured, enables hm To insert one or more
teeth tetthout clasps. This method having been
adopted by those standing highest In the PROBES
son, North and South, testimoniais VIII be gwen
aud specimens exhi bal ed TO those wi"hing To see
them. Sets OF Teeth. on gold or an, other paie,
vii, Of course be made for those preterring them
Filling. Cleansing, Extracting, and al other op-
eratons gently and thoroughly performed. eetb
extracted BY ELECTRICITY. Dtthoat pam.
SA Office on M Elm street, oppc~ite Corinthlan
HaiT de l~1y
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: TWO mANnsOMK nn.Cs rE>.:

L-2t2o SITS. FOR SALE.-We are author z ii
20 SCI. elthor oi tW0 excellent Btica reLgi.eE.s
.etlttt IS iH'vc. One oi them has e.zhi ms a4d
The Aef has Sc en- rooms. bCsides Kitchens At
I.ched Auey are supplied ~lth SGs apd watar,
md are surrounded @ta handsome shade trees
Tie location and ns igaDoThouG 10 G}ADuz the best
he city. Appl1 "a
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Corrsspo DGence of tho Richmond Dispateii.
Stay LGlp--G0ae TO oPhiihdstphiG-Ladtes Far
W,Ss C1O,rg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

The Pennsylvania Legislature will meet on
Tuesday next. l learn from well-in formed
gen tleman, just arrived from Harrisburg W no
saw and cOnversed with the State officers and
legislators elect that one of the first acts of
that goversment will be All appropriation of
from one 10 five millions of dollars, and one
hundred thousand men, armed and equipped,
to aid the Federal Government in the preser-
vation of The Union. 1t is believed by Gov.
Curtin that nearly all the other Northern
States will follow this example.
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II q Goblin Il APpERs0N. Aaot..

IA FOR RsNT-A DWELLING on 81, be-
az. tween Marshal! aud Clay streets. containing *
Ia eIsht rooms, with good kitchen and stable
For good teaant, necessary repairs viii be doae.
Apply TO T.. NJ. BUSHEk.
de 81 Is Oppe ste Old NJ arket.
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SgLLING OUT AT A sACKIFiCE FOR

SELLING OUT AT A sAChlFIE ron
- FEW DAYS ONLY, at 23l Broad street,
oe'ween 81 and 4th. The goods left al our store;
!ai Broad street. consisting OF some beautiful
Fancy Goods and Toys II nd some housekeeping
1odds, will be sold, to close out, al sacrihee.-
Tease call immediately tas you may come TOO
ate II you deiaf, at BCHAAP GUS.
25l Broad or corner Broad and Sd streets.
n, posI's POWDEK.-z5 5Oy kegs Duf ont's
~ Powder. com prisng FF and r Sporting, IN
tsgs; eanls.ers and quarter kegs; Eag le bporting
sud Eagle Duck, in canisters and quarter kegs
diamond, in canisteTs; A r and c and e Blasting
Aso, Ktne Safety Fuse, for sale by
EDWIN WORKMAN CO.. Agents.
GROUND bA9E-WarTanted fresh and pure,
- Tor sale ia all quantities by
JOsEpH LAIDLEY. Chemist,
Main and Fifth Sic sign of the Ned Mortar.
TAhhANT's a n d TIL u X Ms Ex-
TRAcTb-Genu me- for sale by
DOVE Il CO. Drngg lists.
CS BbLs. and rs half bbls. Beyendke's Ale. IN
store and for sale by VIM. TAYLOR.
81 Nh BUs. prime White Mercer EotaIoes,, for
"cO sale by WIN, TAYLOR.
f,saEsTiAL OILS. ted genuine, for
sale by DOVE CO., DfaggstA.
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= lie will also sell all the FIXTURE belonging
the sctbTy, cousIstIns of tha usual "arety -
p eferred. he would sell the Factory. Apply To
,3DLIN a E ePPEKsuA, or TO
A- 20 lw JOHN l. LIG0N
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s.. FuK REST,-A very desirable f,mjiv
=. leSitence, ~ The conner ot Eighth aud Ma d
Tects AEpff en- inP premises. -
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4 It's Ufhce on I47h 81 IN EAGhanEe BECK.
tnR RENT TIE deSirahe DWEIIhN

E3-e,ent., occupied q, Mf. Lef N ch ou 4th bs .
81 atvteG Ciay aai leish streets. The hcuse has
-.,n euough Tor y moderate s,2s tatu,is (Iss
r. "a tie prem FeS- Pea secession glven on tie
aiJsrnars. Appls h
- = u & AEAn
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!, FOR EENE~The Iqrge FRAME BUILD
g: Nc un 5 n street, at joining the SpotswOod
3Hou'e, suitable for n large iarnii, or boa ding
A go. Tor hire. BOYS. MAN. and \ o.
AN. Apply 10 lde - -iwE b NJ. NORRIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

kE Years GIy RESIDENCE. situated on ~th
street.. srsi dnor beyond Leigh Tae house CON
tslrs seven rooms. besides closets and st"re-
-nras. large bath room IA the ward. with every
reoeSsarF out house. The kitchea contains u
COOK -Y'oIn ahd TWO servants rooms. lie house
nd premises nave lately UNDERGONE repair. with
rsGV improvements. The sas-hxtures and len
Lefs wll 20 With the house. Possession gwen ina
ued.atsls Free $50 inquire ut
X. 4. PA y +, at the Farmers Bank
- -
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i. FuH kENT.--A FRANZ VFNFNtYT
O. az Ft5Ek "a, heiwcen IA aGd 2lst streefs -
l.2t Possess. "n siven Immediately. Apply IN
81 81 l.. D. fkCUn
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KlR NENT,-The HASFN ENT kUOM =
~ f,Ie Dwelling occupied by Mr.. Alfred Moses,
e., North slee of Rroad street, FIRST door abAy q
,.-,rUrataj hurch. These rooms are very lie
sse5 i5r q professional Sent,craa Arply to
f'" l.. 4. COOKE.
, &c O;hcc on IAN st in Exchanse R,rcL
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t.v., fFNV T 4
iaNsa FOR RnNT, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
2 OF nj he suhscfibsr intending 10 discontinue busI
i 10 satWi.l rent out. for cno more wears, his
a, fts~ q ard admirably vel baIlt FACTORY. II rs
,ayecated on the south side Of NAN between 2Jtn
!, m Id Goth sts. adjoining the factory of Mr. be3Tse
~" Rarw"ud. The Lot has front oi lis feet and
depth OF I55 Ieet. The main building IS 94xii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

B Ia FOH HaAT.-A BRICK HOUSE, on Eih
si;s and Leigh streets. Church Hill- containing
~&A ooms Kitchen Wi rooms, coal house. C.
There is n good Zad lot and we'll OF excellent wa
Tor connected with The premises Possession 10
De had the LIST of January, 1850 For terms, Il @ :,
Apply 20 RO. b LG
Agent for Renting out Houses &c.
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"e are informed that large block of grau-
ite for Fort Sumter, probably Intended tor A
c,nsemate, now lies on Boyce IL Co.'S Norta
j II: Foster, Captain United States Eugi-
heers, mas been for weeks past a constant con-
signee by Northern vessels, which have
brought all kinds of supplies, from cannon to
cement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-02

H. FOd REST-A BRICK HOUSE, on CI5l,
ff. street, near the former residence oi Mr.
Ra-x Glenn, and recently occupied by john b.
PAGE c1niaiI ms rooms; kitchen, with ) rooms
and well of excellent water IN The yard For
terms. &c, apply to Ro. B. LYME,
Agent for Renting out Houses &c,
de 26--ts Off e IN METROPOLITAN Hall.
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FOR sALB AID anWT.

yoR RENT.--The BUSINESS STAND
- ',-,b street heive Clay ard Nersbje, and
T. hh ;, gocr so nv residence The house con-
hssvs rooms, with kltehea and water.
tslS house Is suitable either Tor GeocerY or
1Rss stand, or private residence, and has
t8sa.esnsrtiF PAT IN t3oroush eps'r.
eea,ferus, \ O., Apply door;
tei JAMES SIMPSON. lIth St
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q ..'.s H;Ssat1t5 sssS 4 saatSa1St5H,v :, ;,

Oh. q. -. MefRQpxk. II nens,-
~ g, hAvsnG tAke4 - o0S4 - .fVAkhn
:: 3: = 80 ,issS :ss,isss > =
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CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS:
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
c1yRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

gy the u.s ohse Pills the periodic attacks Nervous ~ Sick
Headache may be prevented and taken at the commencement
oe attack immediate relief from pain and sickness viii be
obtsined .....
They seldom fall Ia removing the Nansa and Headache to
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co''ieene"
For literary Men Submit Delicate Females and ell persons
of .edentary habits they valuable Ldyurt improving
the annette gyng and rf9or to the digestive organs and
restoring the elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In many
wears, during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount OF pain and suffering from Headache whether orig
in.ngn the nervous system nom dersnged state oil the
stomach.
They ar, entirely vegetable in their composition, and may be
taken at Az time. with perfect safety without making any change
of diet and ne absnes Of any dsagrab taste renders easy
10 ddaiai,fer them to ohidrss.
BEWARE OF COUNrERFEITs.
The v.nupe have FIVE signatures Of HENRY G. SPALDINo
on each Box.
Sold nv D,uyrists and all other Deaeu In MedlclneI
ABox will be sen. by mail prepaid on receiptoihe
PRICE, Is CENTS.
All orders should be sddressedto
HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. 40 Cedar-.., Eeu.Yotk.
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Goparinership Notices.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-The Copartner-
~ ship heretofore existing In his city between the under
sigued, under the firm of GORDON, BROOKS, BACkuS
TAY dissolved by mutual The outstanding business
will be settled John W. BROOKS and Geo H. Tay VINO are
JOHN GORDON,
j. w. BROOKS,
OSCAR J. BACKUS,
San Francisco, April 1, 1851. GEORGE Ii. iAh'
NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.-Thsu undersigned have
formed Copartnerhp under the name AM style Of TAf,
BROOKS BACKuS, for continuance Of The lmpor ng sad
obbipa of Stoves Metals The Of Front ard ash
;rSon.sts GEORGE II. TAY
HENRY h. BROOKS,
San Francisco, April !, 1861. OSCAR J. BACkUS.
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EOR LIVERPOOL.-Th steamship GREAT
IL EASTERN the Hon. Capt Csnasie, ~, commander
VII sail New York for Liverpool SATURDAY, May rs
PASSAGE MONEY
Fit
Second Cabin with very superior sccommodations) IS
|. GRINNELL, MiNTURN Co, Agents,
No. ~ South 81.
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furniture.

= A BEDROOM SUITE of ENAMELED FUR
N NTrIRE for $?5 and upward In all coiors warranted.
Also solid CheInut CHAMBER SUITES plain and
tai AT FAaRlNGTON5 WAREROoMs, No. 5d Cansls,
oypos.s Wooster EstsbEshed IN l9.s
A II the EAGLE ENAMELED FURNITURE
N MANDATORY, No. ga Broedwsy-ElesMt Chamber
.s Of this celebrated Furniture IN all styles designs and
coos NJ prces fem ard upward The bes. manufactured
WsrdrObss, Elliptic Spring Bed. &c. Goods packed Tor the
country.
EHNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR
IA NiTIJRE An Al colors aud Styles ct wholesale and RETAIL
= as And Upward Also, MATTRESSES and PAILLASSES.
WARREN WARD, No. 81 CAnsls.,
Four doors east OF Broadway.
ENIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
PLATA Decorated ana Grained Sold Walnut and Oak eets
M.frssses Sprine Beds hc Suites from t3S and upward
D. W. FISHER 4 Co, Manufactured. 49,.
eeBReApwAY, bs~ sssckst end Bsse"a' hsfss sauai's
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saurcr csEsE Huntington Co, Pa, Jan. 10, 1851.
II. c. 3PALDiSa
You win please end me two boxes Of your Cepsae Pns
Send the mme diAtely. .
Respectfully yours ,,.o F., ,,,,ovs
p.s-Ih,ys u,ed one box Of your fn', and and them
sIeeQent.