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BOARDING.


DOARDiNC-A private family, having more room
ID l5al .lcy reCgue would .eG splendid pa-or via
snsclOus pantry, attached ard se7aflo, On 40 second
door with &c I or partial board suitable ior Gentleman
ard hs wife. sin gle ren:srcn, g, MsGis.r within
FEW doors ~ Catherine 81 Person' recurring t-s o. ye
accommodation can he ss.iatcor sri,ed there, Gs the
render The few bosrders that VIII be iesan comioahie
Reference required. 1iI @..s
pOARD.-An unidrnshsd room, with bedroom and
lSelosei attached VIII Do ei 20 arefpectaoie single Ha1
VIII breakfast and lea AID sun4sys al - per
week. upon condition tnn 6agarce Of So 10 be tskea out
ia board Tho location Is ia lie 2p"fsaeru par ~ lhe
cly, hrc on GEes 5.aTe routes FOr pAfcuafs andfss
a. ti.so;hce C.Lior.' ~ t
tDDAYOINE-A eeui. s.1An aad " Z, o. Two or thfes
D.inq.o centrnen obtain r plesse7t ffoot rooul
viii bedroom sn1 pantry attached, N house ~hefe
there ew select bosuer Ia IS Tor The irce use Of
tie occupants. Apply IS HoasIons lew doors east
ot Broadway. ~ %.
BOARD DOWN TOWN. gcnlema7 and bis
Itwiie and one or TWO single genilemsr be accom-
moistsd With very pleasant rooms tnrisced OF Sgiqrl
dswser e. between PeLf and Ertlk.cri SD Reference
eS"h11cct. ~ =.
BOARD WANTED plan rlo9s family. above
ttHousou-It f,r boy aged H. wao st.ends s,hoo, -
His washing Hgd mcnlilg Eo! iucu4cd. APriy to ~ D.
scol % East niy-ioufthsl nI 81
pOARDING.A-A gentleman snl his wife can bs &C
Accommodated villa second .ofy room ana closet
With o. without BED room lhfcstory room for Two
gentlemen Aso, TWO dag bosrder' a. oi Aarrsyit IL
pOtKU-CGa 90 o0isiaed ioF small family, or Tor
ID Two or three .ag.e pesor' Win large as .ns!!
looms Iufai'u-9 OF u tu,- a 80 -.
References exchanged Apply asa Broome-t ~ -
pOARDING.-A genaemsn snd he wife or Two $40.
ID Gle gentlemen cLu be accommodated with rooms aid
b0s-d BY spp'yiuc al 6j tot1r-si rI u
DOONs-Two or ihree handsome AID well furnished
roorrr 10 le' win foil or psria board 10 sua pr
vsle family without chdren Location very cesrHbe.-
Bshs &c. be- tae house. Apply a. go beeeEer o. MI 81
,TlVE MALE BOARDING SCHOLARS can
y be received Tho Polytechnic school, o. Werren 81
South Brooklyn for ierm'' @c sPply to ne rIinePs
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AUCTION SALES.
4. A. MExwIN, Areuceesf

a ~ NINWIN, Accucnoaf.
NV aANGs. Plat q co. Store 90 Broad.
Dwsy PsTucslAr sfeuticn rsvcs 70 tse sas q rnysss
IIer,r "A Cash ssvsnrss made wsco desired
De SATURDAY EVENING Nov. II, a. edech
cEsirr Stw RooXs-Aa exieuslve snd yery Zoe col
l,r. Of Ss.srsels ocoss sselrdnx vslHsels ssadsrd
sns ESrsry snt exus eindnfs, snsess s.e ~
s.Dols poogixr medical wosks seeooi snd classical
booss severn hussred besaufa avenies smiy eisses
&c knd sAeep extrs bctfrgs laces soems sss
coral works pctor.i edrors OF ccpa H btsrsiufe &C.
On MONDAY EVENING. New ~
ENrkSStVs saLs 90 tsrosrso srarsostsS Essss,LL
lNge a,t valuable cooslxnmsnis OF ehoiee lmko.,ea
ssncnery Dew and csh. staple ard fancy enc INC aons
many &c rant aneiss Of hJoassfs anoof sen ss 49,
erds portfolios waters ana ssslinS VAL snsso eeerda
psr,rsed DO soto and Letter paper euvelops penho.des
drawing paper ard peceis water eoors rosewood snd
brcurs nkstsnds card csses, oaor 6cxes, ehi1dre1e
sznes emSroldery boxes. sd,es rosewood vors esxss
velvet soavenirs Ss~elIs fse-rs and Rhcdess drew
Tag cssce. &c
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Ter BUCKLEY Buck aH,7,ls,Ht2zs
ANTHONY J. sLsEcKEa, As,iSss.s Z 1, :,

ANTHONY RLgECKER, Aeiionser.
ARGE SALE OF KEAL ESTATE ON sLv.
IL ENTHAVcSUE aud Twenty fourth. Twentf hnn
aud TWeuty-sixih ste ANTHONY J. BLEECkEe VIII
ssl At Auction MONDAY, Nov. 49, at " oeloel, sitbs
erchana Exehasge tho following valuable real sstais,
viz
20 lots on north side Twenty 6nh- o. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues, each "a feet by %.
lots on w side Seventh avenue, between twenty. ann
and Twenty-six including both eotnsrs. whh ne
large mansion thereon each ios being "a foot inches ~
100
lots on Twen.ysixihst In rear OF above saeh lot %
feet front by % feet inches
fourth and Twenty-nnh sts
10 los on eide Seventh avenue, between Wenty ann
and Twenty ats including both corners, with bneh
cottages ttsreoD. -
ots IN rear Of above Twenty hfh tho other 90
Tveniy-uxihsi -. =. =
los or y side Seventh avenue, extending from lhs
cor 10 within ono lot ofTwenty nhh o.
I lot on Twsrty.Ghhst. near Seventh avenue.
n lots north side Twony-foarthst between Ssvsnu
and NJ eblh avenues.
The tllls the shove property 10 ndispusb, sne es
sale will be positive. sixty per cent on mortgage LIZ
ographic maps Of lhs Anetlonser, 7Brosdst mo I%D
nlb3l
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EXCURSION TO TIE


E< ssfIEesxsrgs c:s:ls rsi:, "a -:
A1mMe u. foot Of hi1etsenia-W. n y ~ u
oeIoes sos the foot Of cssstt &c 1sioes % saszsy
he isl rst rain or shirs, fare VI cent? snofo1eg com
,.ss sss otb.rs . convenient opportunity 10 vtsd his
Sssnufal sooI esd viev the ureqasled prospect hen
go gry.rds The improve mehts made ssd ms11g ~
re Com parry are voray Of an sxsninanoo, ais aisA
Iaos PAssHGE FOB San HRANCIeC0
fRxH sac 10 Cabin, n The new, vnlss oss 49, ~
lng, Ers+eiass vessel, LAABEA1 suIDA
win cal on Tuesday next and can seeonnoes IN
bsst nsnn.f sx cabn passengers--sndh 70 e1essee ~
lad mem 10 San Frsne.sco 10 nuca nexL ~
80. ftsd up, snd ready for ia'peenen- agRy s.sssi
a. Jaad's wharf, Of Capt. White. % . ~ III
insgrssee Company LAMBERT sUfDAn, Is
~ 2as' - =. =
c;IJyKfaE COURT OF saw fofs-wsss. . ss... '..ss
S.sx Jsas - "a. ssa1sf Afss' I'm =. sTssS
- - - f,s.~aossss q aafs.ss-fo DAsiD Ii -
S0aser clsTIxy tse v he tsssssAs "a - -
40 su..sr coapssf % "a sctDs vsnA -
,- - 81 he o. 10 caysrf ce.siy q ses I"n.
- - ,... SO az ef sspss1sss fs sse ss eers zess
800, ., a. At y CSC. No 81 Wa. ssssi = ne Cay q No.
az <.,s ne s~rvss ssrsrf sIessss 81 Dc
r. s.r,ss ssss.Asss a. % sass~ esn,.slsk
- tss Csst 90 " fsn<f -
= - No Toe. ssHfsrsss 90 iee
n ~ BoWSs. pa-<Hs Af,-s-sv.
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THOU SHALT po NO MURDER

r. r,.re sanbaz q1sckeryl fesrsssly expos
= - tntr-pa work Ibs Ssllsries Of tse Facrly,
II. LONG SRO. IL Ann-sL
1f--,s. n. ,..sr-,l.s-x ga w--tn.-asr k-~-~
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~ Tho Third of n series OF ssbb

z" Pre.WIli Baptiktp.-Nset1gs Of this oenoui-
raior e. usual 1Srrovg Il their Chanel = G-sndst
near Broadway. Prescsing a. lOi s-d = ?. ~
ssats free MI IT.
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CLOTHING

CALIFORNIA CLorHlNG-ws cave row O.
Shaoe the largest stock o. Ooer Clothing suited 10 he
Ssr Frsncsco trade 70 Be foC1d In the ciy. Oar trad
with thai market Ia very extensive. and cCnse-
cusnty keep Erge stock expressly made for H. Pur-
chasers would do well 10 examine ssock before boy
,ne elsewhere, determined to sastaa pre-
ene9ee in thai trade both BY he ehespness Of prices
srd suitzblenes OF cloihing D. ,. DEVLIN,
MS iwiss y and - yohn-si. corner Nassau
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a. A falI and panciusl attendance OF the members Of
IBIS Lodge at tie meeng OF Monday evening uext, IL
ouesea By order WM. }. DAVIS, n. q.
f : JACOBSON Sec'y. nil IL
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To F-Ill Book . Fceleh, l,no-i

Key 70 ils Practical French Teacher, limo
These works exercise the si7'ent ihr0uch0at -
constant practice OF speakitF. Tsey commence ne
fpes clements and advance step By step taro4 IA all
the parts Of speech Prof Wheston of hETva -Yer-
sig SAYS Pnney's works present several adyal AGES
over those heretofore published on tie New Meinou
Prof Fischer Of hewOrleaEs, stsr using hsnes AID
oihsr gives the decided preferences - The Tesche Rev
MF N1tow o. Boston, young lsdieS select sehool,l
says ! give il the decided preference over any o'aeF
hsva uIed.'
TteyGre also recommends IN the san. strong terms
by Prof L. Feber Y: Prof Drols!o Of Phsfe phia
o. Ds Ls Plaza and others The whole senes i lapla-
IS F0ir inlo use herever 10 becomes knoWn M ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

GfO00 RRwARD-oa oPening Two boxes OF
S1UOU gold dasL one al Phladel phis. marked John
DeWiu L &C. New YORK., and Ire osher al BAiumor-
marked T $. part OF lie eo1tents are nissing -
eo he LAST OF September A. Ssa Frxncco for Pansnas
and theuce overland Chsgres which pse- they
reshlpyed for SewYoTk 81 The steamship Empire City
ard al Navy ORR forwarded BY railroad 10 Phla5ephia
sid Baltimore Near 60 ounces Of gold dast
$40 &c appear 10 have been sosuacsed
$500 reward viii &c paid for The sppresenso, and
convctiar OF the who have comulsed
ts depreciation. Grt 90 additional for TIE recovery "
he god sbsrtcied 10 proportion 'or Asy pan IT,
WALTER JONES, Pres.4sni o. 10
4: re Ms,ua los. Co o. New YORK.
JOSEPH WALKER, President OF III
hsrcaaiiis Mutual LA Co. Of New YORK
nj iwn tt.tw6u FIR The paries concerned
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BRUCE A. Chiffon, Aaesioaeer
AA VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND
IU GnREs AND MATER FRONT ON THE

BRUCE A Chiffon, Aucuoaeer.
IN VALUABLE nUIlDiNG LOTS AID ND
L ~ CORES AND WATER FRONT ON TIE
NORTH RlvER-COLE Chiffon win cell q sue.
don, on THURSDAY, the 18th Nov 1873 at "a o'slcsh
the Merchants Exchange, postponed TO dohspAi,
Nov p 10 Consequence Of the funeral obs1qatss 70
Generals Worth and 9stes AID Colonel Duscan,l Va
partition, unisr tho direction OF Commissioners, Sy
order OF he Court Of Common fleas, tho following
valuable io.s Ia tho Twelfth WSd OF the Guy Of ns.
BEN the die Of which 10 indispatxbe having been IN sbs
family over leo years. -
Brosdwsy - OTIS on the west side OF Broadway %
Boomln bstw con yhird sndfny fourth so
FtnythirdsL-4 lots on the northeriy side, bsswesa
Broadway and tho Eighth-Av.
EiShthsv.-8 lots on the east sde, between rny-nnd
and FLY fourth sis.
Finy.tourihsl2 los and gores the oshsriy side,
between Brosdway and The Eighthav
FilY thiFd-s4 cores snd lot the southefy SIDE q
the street. including ths southwest corner 81 bfos6w
Tenth and Eleventh avs. Ftny-tourh and fuys 80
oil I0l. gores tho BLOCK bounded By Tenth end
Eleventh ava. Flny fourth and t1hy'nnh SO .
NorIhossi corner OF Eleyenshsv and sihysir'hsl-ii
lots and gores.
Eloyenlhay and Finy hhh-st5 lots and gorss 90 ihs
side OF FAy 6nh foA the Elsvenhay. TO the nosth
RIVER together with he water rights and lots In hont o.
the For fa particulars zee advertisement 70 NE
Evening" Post, signed by tho COMMISSIONER Lthogrs-
phic sps bo had 81 Inc ONCE Of me Auetensss
Wal st.
Terms Of ssle-io per cent and tho suenonser ses
tho day sale, 80 per cent the delivery OF the deeds
tho balance 90 per cent may remain on bond sad mort
gage for three yesrs or cent Interest, payable halt
yearly. JOHN J. sERRELL,
WIN. BEACH LAWRENCE, Commissioners
JOHN T. BUCKLEY,
= .. Pau LIT Attorney. ,,.,u.
C. 4 HuCKIRy.t llh,1T,l3lIkxdo
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NEW FRENCH READER.

uUETINGTON & SAVAGE, cl6 Pearl-sL viii publish
Hon WednedEy irs Progressive French Reader WIN
Notes and Lexicon bv Pref lney kjigl,hsls the
popular favor the New Method q earnin@ 10 wIle and
1rgk the French language Sci Reader has here oore
appeared on ccrrespoucrg pan TIE learner obliged
ether ID compile the hole method before esdtng or else
10 read whsl no cannot grEmmaucaly unasrftard -
o 'ds ard principles tausht nerhsp' AZ he end
Of INC Method the srst page OF tie der ard
he prs -uced IN DIVING tlsn equivalents 10 sl o1s
before he i uglt whl. hey Tie pres - h sr
l. dcsr ned - taken % when the lesrnsr hap !
TIE tyya1ty sixth essen q tie Prsc.iea Frenf Tear r.
:. publish sifo hy ~ same aulhcr, tht iolo' ns
niles.
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HENRY " WILLARD, Aaetioness
THE BLsT STOCK Og NEW AND fAshloEs,
j A8LE CABINET WARE OFFERkD Foh - ANI
YEARS AT AUCTlON.-rhs enlfs sioeS o. VIM !.
SHARP long srd fsyorsbly known 10 The Nsv.Ion Ps'"~
=, one OF our beat n .nu urers Of cabinet w. 49,
WILLARD K HUNT win cell on fUssDsn, -,
rooTs on tns corner OF BsehmaD and God SIS
Ths public are invited 10 eEamne MS &C., on ""'ssS
hs lD.h net when 10 will be ready fof esso'u ss
Catao-aes can DO had ., heir ssiss-foon iei "hs1
o. AoldAy. 49,, n<x.,
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Al Bosiol Toe Money marEctis easy aud The
al their offerings
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d WATChA AkERS-EDNAhD D. JOHNsON, oi
Il Ashley Crescent City Road. Lo1dor, msuufscsures
the mOsI economical and confirmed mechanical pr.nci-
pes pocket watches OF every description "a eiher
complies resoy Tor casing IN The arc hose
who good grcie a. The leAsI possihis charge
that they Will consult heir interest ey applying
him di-rcL Tee faithful seh=re5ee the discrip
nous Of goocs observed Terms eAsh, with equivalent
savaniAges. Box a5d poekes ehFoaonsIers.
rErCopy The Address. rl- sleoc.
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..CARrruLLY KEroarEp roR TnE Ta1tuNE.

isHEs-Ars Ter dsmand sses 90 i75 SIS at ,saG 81
efF. - irffs~ D..
mafks usfilFa The quotations 'ow 20
ta4of M a. m 81 VhNh SSH fad
,rya caaat uati NJ steamers us aea Opsrs.en
tasiaS disappointed 20 the news
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

- At PRIVATE sALE-rhe hoass and lot o.
~ the west side Of Tht,tsysous, bstvesa kfghsisth
- and Eighty 6rst as sire u hocsc ~ feet ffont sod
rear by ~ feet deep zs OF LOT IS BY 100 sss deep. Ps0
the purchase money remain bond and mortsaGe
For 9srreulsfssppiy 70 ANTHONY ,. ELELCkEk,
u7lv bfos<-a.
NH SHOP TO LET-salsble tor nssofsehhns
- pgrpo.es Inquire Of ..2RoW5klIh RAFT,
- MI sgss 7Deyss.
- 81 hNlsHED Roo rs TO LET, on ths afss
foor, win bssesaent and bed rooms n reqsised, o.
- sSl Broadway. nlIN
~ TO LITTLE largo tvo-ssosy dwsiib g-booss,
ia 81 Greenwtchst near SpnpgsI lent tix1 70 ney
- Apply ueiI Broedssy. asIls
- rO L.ET-ssors No sprucs-aL isqairs e -
Trlb1ne Oflcs. or Of = fbs~A
Ol
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CHRISTOPHER hUsH, TTelsuTeI,


Tho roule nom New.Yors City to the location Of the
uronosed Academy "a ON New York 10 TROY from Troy
~ W hiiehGll by Rsilroad Csusl from Whiieasi 20
West ,ort thsnce through 70 Eixsbehtowr, mliesi -
Keane u mies 10 Dsscca Osg0oc. n Vownshipiweiso
shout IS mles. MI ~
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, s.. go
THE MOST SPLENDID sssostmsns o. S.fpsst "a. .,
Onion', extsnsise wars-roons, fcnEnH % - b.s,
Rroa5y.y ard N Divson-sL fafcrsscIs nAy os
q Kscrns hsstrais arsieie. saa - n sjsox
niS sus- 1Esst srosdws, SOD ~ Di.ls.se-sl
nAKUM-So bsi-s .spsriof fos as q 20,
OersPnees'W ls sad I5s So1th-ss.
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ry- Paine CeiebrattOu.-A preliminary meeting
on The shove suscs VII, be held on Sunday tbs 18th ns
N4PM. vt the Free lpqurvrs Library. Military La
Be Ennnds 10 The Celehrsnln WI pease stien
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Disco1rsss will be delivered IN the sianton-st Presby
terrain Church. OF Forsvhst rext Lords Day, by
Rev. w w. PHILLIPS, D. Services 70 commerce at !
O'Clock, Pr. MI It
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ANTHONY j sLgEckEa, Aaetionesr.
NOR sALE ON MONDAY, nov. ", 81 VI Hss-
II Nse,,., gyrh.nge two Ihrssstory and aide hoeses
ana loo, on las Eignh-sv between fourtsenih sad NJ
sssrtb a. Nos III and Co. The hooses finished ~
.sorss and dyeinzs With n ants stops sad sieps nd
he lower gory ana ss add intsls FL Of sranits Tbs
hoass. are 10 feet 81 inches wids and 70 feet desp Is(s
Is f.ef ~ inches, ny 69fe. deep nN fnss
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~ Christian isrseiites.-hAhGAHET BtHoP
inlcDds preach tomorrow 81 and O'Clock At The Hal
OF Broadway House or Grsnd-st srd Broadway
Subject lsrses Restoration, Christs Second Coming
000 yesTs OF Pesc9." The public Invited sesis
free MI IL
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rE- Mercantile library A.sociatIen

CT- Mercantile Library Associatiou.-The
Second Lecture Of the Course, on the Agencies IN
Social Culture" by Rev. HTSGY GUS. will be deive red
a. As Rooms o. she Association Clinton Hail Tuesday
evening, Nov - lS4S, Z. ocloek Subject Convef.
snton"
Trcses may be procured The Desk of Library
tie Bookstores Of George r Putnam 55 Broadway. ID.
Applstoa 4 Co 30 Broadway, and Thomas Crowen,
$50 Brosdway. HENRY A. OAKLEY, Can Lee Com.
nI7 Sts
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| A NASh Oh uOhEtsAt ES.-A Ae4-4rti ~ Hlo
- viii his AZ receive several thoussrd collars. vii
Purchase good nrst Mortgages On EewIOFf, 8scoklyn
o. Williamsburg Lo,s q oderaie discount Nor.
cages for very ell smourt having several years
Tu will be ooiec.ed TO Aedres8 " Mortgage" this
! once stsrnE frt. particulars. ul7 IL
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

Peace to her gentle spirit! it is good
10 know. unear,hly as il was. that il shed
peace and love upon the earth. and that
lis influences have never Vet ceased be-
ing iet. For outward show. the anniver-
sarv OF that examination was kept sa-
cred Gay fGr many years after in the
school. but better far than this. deep in
may and many heart. light is kept
forever burning in memory OF tae dear
departed Mary Nahonv.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

Meets on Friday evening next, a, .,,,v ,,,
lighting. The officers elect will ,h.r h. ;..,.,,
co., ana every member will. it is hoped, be pres
eht. All Brethren. in good standing, who ars
h't members Of f"Webb Lodge are respectfullv
invited 10 attend. BY order OF the Lodge.
Richmond. Oct. 18th, lSlo.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

+ COMMUNICATION FROM THE Brsrors
Elijah IIedding. b. Waugh, Thos. A. Nor
ris. l.. l.. lIamline and Edmund S. James.
Bishops of the Methodist Ep Church. in
full meeting in New York. May 23, 10.
unanimously agreed that they would read
or otherwise communicate the substance
OF the following statement and opinion in
the several Conferences where they re-
spectively preside:
I" Information. received from reliable
sources, has 0ccasioned us to entertain Sc
rlous fears that there is an increasing ten
dency among some of our brethren and
sisters In the Church, and in various pla-
ces. to coun1enance certain fashionable
and SINFUL places Of amusements, such as
dancing parties, theatrical and circus per-
formances, and comical exhibitions. Such
amusements we believe to be wholly in.
consistent to the Christian character, de.
structive to vital piety. ruinous to the ear.
ly religious impressions of the rising gen.
Grafton, and a hindrance to the conyer.
sion OF Irreliglous neighbors; and conse-
quentiy, we deeply regret that they should
III any wise be encouraged. or even toler-
ated, IN our Church. And it is our delib.
crate and unanimous opinion, that any Of
our members who encourage their chill.
dren in them, thereby violate our General
Rules, disturb the peace of the Church,
and should be held accountable. Their
respective pastors should first administer
to them solemn admonition in private and
require them to make suitable acknowl.
edgements; and if they refuse TO give
satisfaction, by promise of amendment.
after being admonished as the Discipline
directs. then the preacher in charge
should bring them to trial for improper
conduct, according to part 1st, chapter
9Th. section 4th, answer ed. If such trial
be had, and they be convicted, only such
OF them as evince proper contrition and
repentance, should be borne with. Nor
is any minister in charge justiiable in al
lowing such offenders to remain in the
Church, without taking the proper steps to
exclude them.-This applies to those
members who allow dancing parties in
their houses, as well as those who active
ly engage in then.''
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

DANDIES OF OLDEN TIMEs.-"Old fash.
IONS. they say. come new every seven
years; some how or other knee breeches
don come round any more. They say
when Gov. Bowdoin reviewed the troops
of Massachusetts, in 1894, he was dressed
IN gray wig, cooked hat, with broad
Cloth coat and waistcoat, red small clothes,
and black silk stockings. In 1882, Gov.
Hancock received his guests in red vel
vet cap, within which was one Of fine lin
Ell. turned up over the edge of the ve!ve,
one, two or three inches; lie wore a black
damask gown, lined with silk. white
satin embroidered waistcoat, black satin
small clothes, white silk stockings, and
red morocco slippers. The Judges ofthe
Supreme Court of Massachusetts, as late
as 1868, wore robes Of scarlet, faced with
black velvet; and in summer, black silk
gowns; gentlemen wore coats Of everv
variety of color, generally the cap of vel
vet Of different color from the coat In
l1o9, General Washington arrived in n.
ork from Mt. Vernon, TO assume the du.
ties OF the Presidency. lie was dressed
IN iuli SUIT OF Virginia homespun. On
ms visit to New England, soon after, he
wore the old continental uniform, except
on the Sabbath, when he appear'd in black.
John Adams, when Vice President, wore
a sword, and walked the streets with his
hat under his arm. At his lcvees in Phil.
adelphia, President Washington was clad
in black velvet. his hair was powdered.
and gathered in a silk bag behind; he
neld in his right hand cooked hat, orna-
nented with cockade, fringed about an
nch deep with black feathers. q long
'word in white scabbard with a polished
'teel hit hung at his hip
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
LIST OF BASK NOTES RECEIVED At THE RRAScH
H,xk Ar R,ruuoN,.

LIST or BAxK NOTES RECEIVED At THE RR,xcu
B,~K RIcHMoND:
State Bank Of Indiana 'jandusky City Bank;
aud Branches; Seneca County Bank ,
Kentucky Banks Of s. Tltiin, Ohio;
and upwnris; Western Reserve Bank;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia and
Branches; branches;
Iaf. Bank of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank of Vir-
Comme rcial Bank ofdo ginii aud Branches;
C,ty Bank Of do Bnuk of the Valley Of
Dayton Bank; Virginia and Branches;
Bank Of Grauga; Exchange Bank Of Vir-
Canal BS Of Cirvcland ginia and Branches;
CITY g % do Notes OF s., and mp
City " 90 Cnlumlius wards, M par in New
Franklin Blk Of lanes ork. PhlI,dciplia,
Vile; ana Baltimore.
u The above Notes, from s and upwards
rW aiso be- receiced At lie "PaliIdium'' OEcc in
payment for subscription, job work and adver-
tising-ihry will. indeed. Those indebted, &c.
will, &c. &c. &c. &r &c. sc. sEuT ced
Bank Noe Table ana Exchange List.
(Corrrcfci, wreliy. far tie Cincinnati Gn.etie.,
by GEpRGE NiIvE & Co, West Third street,
Btn!<rr' and Dealers IN Money and Bills OF
ExchnnGr; who make collections throughout
The a. states, Canada aud Europe-kerp de-
post nccounts-and draw on england in sums
TO suit purchasers.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

New Orleans Exchange.
Sight sell par5p. pm. 90 davs buy. int. & I dis
DO buy 49l dis. 70 days dis
Sterling Exchange in N. York. 9t per cent pm
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
L. q. q. f.

Meet on triday evening Of each week, at -
Ma'i IN L'ppencott's new building. on
Pos'te the Huntington House.
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17

rSomebody says. that out west tbev
fight with clubs rs big a. dogs body
Some throw stones As big as . pail Of milk.
One chap out in the region laughs SO loud
that il loosens his teeth
Richmond palladium., 1849-10-17
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Clark Division. No. ;, SONS Of remperonce
uTMees every Wednesday evening, !. o.cr.k.