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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-17

STODART ~ DUNHAM, Piano Forte Makers.
avenue, New York.-NASH & WOODHOUSE, agents
Tor the above great Piano Forte establishment are con
santy receiving additions to their stock They have now
on hand number in six, ST and octaves among
the latter is a truly magnificent instrument pronounced
by Judges to be the elegant Piano Forte both as re-
CARDS tone and finish, exhibited in Richmond In
deed it is extraordinary instrument fine specimen of
American skill and taste in this department of industry
The less costly and palmer descriptions Of Piano Fores
made by Stodart & Durham, are warranted in all re-
specs They have failed give entire satisfaction
to purchasers.
They respectfully invite call from all those wishing to
purchase or to examine Pianos do
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-17

SlMON BONAVITA, Confectioner and Fruit
- Dealer, wholesale and retail, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally, and particularly
country merchants visiting the city, that he has full and
complete assortment of every article in his line and is
prepared to fill orders for the town or country trade at
fhe very lowest prices and pledges himself give salts
iaenon TO all who will be SO kind to favor him with
call. He returns his acknowledgements for the liberal pa
tronage so generously bestowed on him, and soicts
continuance of the same SIMON BONAVITA,
mh9 1853 opposite the Banks
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-17

~ EARLY every packet from New York brings us
supplies OF PIANO FORTES from the extensive
mandatory OF Adam Sodar Tenth street. (store 343
H6Iroadway3 and from j. B. Dunhams mandatory on
Nmh street, New Y ork The tone, touch and finish of
Rese instruments are superior, and will be found fully
y to any hitherto sold by u.s. Some of them are Of
II beautiful patterns
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-17

SHERWOOD'S IMPROVED MAGNETIC
- MACHINES are accompanied with his new Manu-
a. 18th edition, 400, giving clear and ample directions
tor the OF the Instruments the various diseases to
which they applicable, and which are found, by the
successful practice Of hundreds Of operators include the
most prevalent as well the peculiar and obstinate
diseases that known to the Medical Profession They
are OF different sizes, in rosewood cases
For sale at New York prices by
DOVE & ISAACS agents for Richmond
Sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar.
au IL No al Main streat P;ohroa,,d
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cash. or to puncua customers their friends and the pub
he generally invited call and examine for them
selves no ~
"A LEXANDER MOTT, .AUCTIoNEER AND
N COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 81 Main
streetA. N gives his personal attention to all Sales Ell
Their in the city country, of real and personal Estate
such as Houses and Lots Lands and Tenemens Slaves
Horses and Carriages stocks of Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware, Watches and Jewelry, Household Furniture
Books, Prints and Paintings China Glass, &c.
The most liberal cash advances made all consign-
ments Intended for my auction sales
GDN Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday
N B. Goods can at all times be had at private sale far
below the market price.
vESHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS, No lO6 Main
street, importers and Dealers in DRY GOODS
AND HARDWARE-Have received, of their own i'm
p1tla4on per steamer Europa and ship New World at
view ork, and ship ashngton, at this port a full and
general assortment OF Goods in both departments of their
business. These, with purchases in the Northern mar
kes enable them offer great ADVANTAGES to
visiting richmond Tor supplies at this season.
VUNHE SUBSCRIBER has now on hand and oIars
= to his customers and the public generally full as
sorment OF all articles in his line of trade portion of
ms present stock was selected by himself in the Northern
iafkets ana ne 1eels confident that he can give sasac-
uoh 10 all Doth as to price and quality Among his stock
od - hhds St. Crox, Porto Rico and N. O. Sugar
oo Ivy lbs Loaf Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
10000 lbs Todds Family Bacon
Yomg Hyson Tea
Gunpowder Tea, from SO cents to 81 rs
Sneese OF superior quality
Brooms by the dozen or retail
lot of genuine G H No l Mackerel
Her1ings in half barrels
An assortment of Mats suited to the season-tooetber
with nearly every article in his line of business
&c " JOHN F. REEVE
EATH Err PRESERVATIVE. -Patudoe's
~ original Leather Preservatve or Oil Blackino na
tent composition for cleansing preserving, and renewing
the color OF leather This Composition not only the
best but the cheapest article known for cleaning carriage
tops harness. factory bands engine hose bellows leather
trunks boots and Shoes and all leather exposed toVthe
action OF heat, cold or wet For sale by
THOS. A. RUST
ap ID Siorn.C ,nldo pnl IaeE
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IHterIntuIate distances IT cents per mile.
Boat and stage from Richmond to Cumberland c. H..
So 75--to Fannve, 81 IS
n.S Servants half price
Way Passengers wishing take the Boats will see the
hour necessary to be at the canal by referring to the time
OF starting of the Boats and adding the hours it takes to
reach any of the above distances
de 26 BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
EvARE TO CHARLOTTESVILLE S2-Om
- Packet Boats leave Richmond Monday, Wednes-
with Tyler and Littes line Of Stages for Charlottesville
nzg Fare through only 49,
te 20 BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
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"ATS AND CAPS.-Just received an extra new
stock of Hats and Caps of the latest fall patterns,
embracing every variety--tor sale low
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
&C 26 diff iii Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-17

SLATES AND SLATING.-Being Agents tor
- Messrs r. g. 7. Parry 81 Co., propretors Of Peach
bottom Slate Quarres, Pa, are now receiving 300
squares first quality gagged Sates and are prepared to fur
nsh any quantty ALSO to contract for covering buildings
with said Sates and will warrant perfectly tight aud
durable roof the most reasonable terms As regards
the quality Of their States they considered very supe
or and highly approved by all the experienced skaters in
the principal Northern cities for durability they are con-
sdeed superior to European States having stood 40 years
trial without even fading.
Mr. +. Parry who is practical Slater will superintend
all stating work contracted for Builders and others are
requested to call and examine the States and certificates
of persons who have used them for roofing.
K. WHITFIELD & SON.
ap IL Corner Cary and 10Th etc
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WEOOIN, S1IOElS AND HA1S.-We This
day receiving by the schrs Alexandria Harriet and
Allegro, direct from Boston, 373 cases BOOTS and
SHOES, and have in store, received by recent vessels
all nearly twelve hundred cases of Boots, Shoes Hats
Cards. &C. embracing of the largest and best selected
stocks we have offered and good as can be had
IN any city IN the nonwhich offer to our customers
and buyers generally low they can be had in any
market short OF the manufacturers.
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DASSAGE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Il HOUR FOR STARTING.-The swift and com
Portable Steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt John Davis, is
leaving the Wharf at Rockets every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday mornings, at 81 o'clock precisely and re-
turn on the alternate days. touching at all of the regular
landings each way.
Passage to or from Norfolk. So 90
als-each. .................5 so
HASKINS & LIBBY
P. S. The Curtis Peck has Just received new and SUI
peror boiler, has been thoroughly overhaued and not
surpassed for comfort and speed by any boat on the
an %
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WASHINGTON, March IL, 1919.
.AppOintnleNts to Office.


For some time to come, there will be nothing
20 record here but removals and appointments.
Most OF the heads OF bureaus will be displaced.
and great many diplomatic agents will be re-
called; but until the next session OF Congress.
there will be nothing OF national interest the ao
ton of the Executive. A great many of these
officers deserve to be superseded; but, the other
hand, many may not be removed without great
detriment to the public interests. The chief
clerks OF the Treasury and War departments, the
Commissioner of the Land Office, Mr. Hooble, OF
the Post Office department, and many Others, who
IRE really faithful, hard working, and most eff ent
officers, il would be impossible to remove without
material aeInmsnt to the public service; and I'M
less the pedQes made by G-nerdl Taylor, the sin-
ceiiry OF which beyond question, be- violated
by some OF the members OF his cabinet, those gen.
Tie men have named, and many others of merted
zeal and efficiency, will be retained. General
Lane will, understand, be immediately recalled
from Oregon. There IL sad panic among the OF.
flee holders, and the effce-seekers swear terribly
at the delay They, doubtless, wish, Nero-lke,
the Incumbents had but one neck, that they ght
be despatched at one blow.
There 10 u very good story told OF General Tay-
lor's first essay at max ing Executive commuui-
cation. 1t Is customary to appoint comm tee o,
the Senate TO wait on the President OF the Ua ted
States 10 inform him that the body has organized,
and 10 ready to receive communications. Accord
inply on Tuesday, Mr. Atchsun and somebody
else were appolntru 10 dlscncrSe thdt uu,y WI.
ArchisOn, the chairman, when he arrived at the
White House, repaired to the reception room,
where the President was standing giving audience
to a crowd of vlslte,s. Advancing to within few
yards OF the General, httstopped, drew himself up
10 his full height (he IS Immensely usil.) braced
himself steadily, and in that lugubrious. SLOW.
sol, mn and distinct tone peculiar to him, he said
"Mr. Pre- sIdent, ana directed to inform you thht
the Senate of the United states has organ Zed aud
is pre- pared to receive any communication YOU my
desire to make" The General, sh, ck~d that he
had kept the Senate waiting, a. he thought, start
ed turned round, and exclaimed, ''Where Is ri S.!
se ut those nom ma, o os by him two hours ago."
Mr.. Alchlson blushed, bit his lips to prev-nt
smile, and making aao,her profound bow retired
from the presence; while the bysrandefs were
highly amused at the naive chagrin o. the old Gru-
eral, that Bliss had kept the Senate waiting; the
fact being, that the Colonel created IN tc as'nsa-
ton, by appearing in the chamber before the CON-
m,tter could wei have got beyond the gates OF the
Capitol, and delivering to the Senate a message
IN writing"
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have driven . large busssss from the road to the
sioopsi steamboats, and the common road eonvsysncs
UNDERWOOD. also that the high rates which have
Dsth established for the last two years. have created
much Identification sSd opposition to the road on the
Island II IL further stated that these fssnss have
been increased among many of the farmers aud Others
n consequence OF OF the directors who are large
banded proprietors. having In great degree m,nopo.
the sale Of their wood 10 the company aud there
by preventing tho smaller landholdsrs from making
sale Of their staple, (~ood) the receipts from which
Enabled many Of them to conduct trsfas upon the
road. 1t Is also alleged that tho directors with the
PERCEPTION OF two three, who leading and respect
Able brokers Of Wal street. not stockholders to the
extent Of but few shares and that the control and
usnsgsmsnt Of the stock is left to the gentlemen re-
srred to. From other SOURCES learn Of design on
The part Of few Of the proposed directors Who are
largely interested in OF the eastern roads, Of run
ping day line to Bosten and Newport, In connection
With the Long Island, during the approaching summer
months and which thsss parties disinetinsd to do
without controlling interest in the Long Island road
Tho annexed statement exhibits the position Of the
Of the Bank Of the nitsd States the lst Of
December 1913 according to returns made to the
auditor General ofthe State Of PennsylvaniA:-
BANK OF THE UsirED STATES, Dec. /, 184s
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WAsHINoron, March IL, l5i9.
The Office, and the Office Seekers


The hotels have been fi!ed with the place hunt
ers and the politicians to-day, and the discussions
in the bar-rooms upon the question OF prescription
have been free, but very unsatisfactory OF course,
every thing Is in Doubt but from the tone OF the
Official and sem-oficial organs, aud from the du-
bious msglvlngs OF such men as ought to know,
there must inevitably be pretty broad swarth OF
expusleps from office to make way for some e
the best of the unappeasab!e swarm OF locusts that
has taken pc session OF the federal city.
Old lack will send in list Of new appointments
Tomorrow But he is cautious, and moves slowly,
the very system to be pursued, Il lie wsud hold
his administration under ais own control.
Amepg the fumors OF the day, It Is ga that Mr..
Pendleton, a Taylor wing ember, from Virginia,
will be sent to Chill; and that son .n-law OF Mr.
Viulon, Chairman on Ways and Meaas. In the
House. will have acbisf clerkshp at 100 a-year..
There are various other reports going TO show
that the administration, In Its appointments. WI
rprsuc the old system OF taking care OF It's iennsa
which Is, at least, as reasonable as the rewdrdh&
ones enemies. =, -
Eu, by and large, in holding TO the p,,oeren'me
al the Gamma gn the a5minis,raiica WI hsn DUE
lltde difficulty IN satisfying Iie p,ope: sren.
such cour " Will create inoheH'aiy i"S
ron among whIa expectants. 49,,
W. are c,ad 70 hear that MAJOR 5sooie Is 10
stand iast as the able first sss slant OK me fos' ~
tor General: and that Peter q. washington, .no
70 tear having proved h'nsef talthiai, houest,
aud capable officer The tact that ne IS aaTd re,
his merits ; public man
General Taylor, we understand, vas n ilile pui
back At the nominaton and continuation OF MIR.
Hanpegan to Berlin; but that IN eoasiderauon o!
ihe appointment stand
Among the nominations 80 tho Senate. to-mor-
row. we shall probably have the officers FOR the
new territory Of Minnesota, AID the nece ss.Iy re-
W uue Office NJ tor the port of San Franchises. Pro
nninent among the candidates. tor Governor OF NH
II, sofa, Is Gen. Wilson, Of New Hampshire; but
as there are half dozen others, itisuucetta'uw who
will really be the man. Free soil, however. SppeaN
to he IN the sccrtant n
We nave rur,cr, this evening, tina. Col. "ebh
leg M to think that ConstantnoPle wo0ld he A'cs
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HUpsON RIvER RAILROAD CouPAsY-L

II UDsON RlvEe RAILROAD COHPAaY.-LOAN.-NO
toe IL hereby given that So0 Of the Loan Bauds
instant, "a hos1 taken up
To sod al opportunity their
ompve right BoEds Stock obtained
under The orna subscription IL 10 considered proper BY
Board that tho for receiving subscriptions
from os who have no. ars. aue.rnsd taken
usoe viz tho Ss day Of hsrch lS49 After dsv hs
right will and b lost 70 tho original Subscribers and
assgna Up that date inousv holding
the Company subscribe fer Bonds the
Stock paying down Mt when receipts viii b s~sa
them securing The original emptive ng and same
in al rspects that given TO takers Of Bouds
18th Of February The smallest Bones Med Sp Stock
holders Of will he allowed acquire b.
tranfeg to make up enough for . Bond.
The par r Bosds bearing
sel cent for Bonds bearing 1 per cent both convertible
within from their date the stock OF
according to TIE actually paid for ITEM.
Agents may apply for Bonds for 5tockholdsrs In
than $4,000 the and Company ~
the prOuo. Of 18th February instant win such
Z isGon Of cont. J. n HOPKINS Treasurer.
above aotce supersedes issued
yesterday this subject. which uuavodAby up In
haste Published With u pographoal orrors
New York. March lsA l8fQ.
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AUG rION 3.

>>>>o>>>>>o.>>N>N>rN|e
W. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CABINET
Futn ture, Counting Room and fice Decks Tnursdsy
march 18TH. i hafpas 10 o'clock the Of
dayton No 28 BroadweyJ Brow viii sell auction. as
above the tire ito Of FurLu aiped store
Irsps sh Sofas Paror hairs rete
marble BUr Washands robes score
tariss end Bookcases rrs.es Bedstcad H,r Mattresses
Coubtns Room aud Ooe Desks Catalogues ready
the day previous the Furniture he
QY aOsErH HEakMAN, AUCnOvEEa.-- THURSDAY
marc" 10 att O'clock NJ AZ No. II Henry Brook.
lyp general Of gentee Parer chamber aad Kit
chen Furniture The fiAro excellent new
Catalogues be had at tho sales No 1871 ashn6ton
street, Brooklyn
BOUGB, AUCTIONEER. AUCTION SALE or
II. horses carriages &c this day, March th 81 rosby
commencing at IL o'clock with carriages O'clock
with . catalogue VI ho ses.
JOav Fl. GATTIELD Proprietor
90 Ih0 CLAIM SECURED by BOND AND
~ -, fOOs Mortgage House and OF in Washington
payable $500 previously disposed Of
BE- Sold Auction AZ the sercan, Exchange Wednesday
the 2lst inst future BY order If Mrs
Dunn OF the late John Luan Apply TO w. SxITd
"a kastau street or 4 QUIN, SO Nassau street.
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es,

z Asricu urai socatvn will hold their dr. ~eeky
Exhibi Of he "Wednesday Of Mr. Dun
lst No 6S5 Broadway Wednesday the OF Marcia Ad
free.
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DANCaN0.

->>~~~~>~~~>~>>> -
NIOIICE-NOUNTJOY ASSEMBLY. NO s. B. O. Of 81
IN res.s give First Annual Bsll Tuesday night
March 1872 at the Apollo Saloon 40 Broadway The
m,ttse pledge d they will make
Il pessa balls Of the SEASON Dnse ,er.sed
Bra for the occasion Tokets Be had OF
any Of the mmee, the following places Ieorss Free
man. lS8 Stewart Andersop ~ street,
Jchr 1865 kldrdre streets Thomas Blake ~ West
Thomas Anderson Ps,r and Concord
streets, Broohlyn; John O. Bepson. hoor manager
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TUITION, &C.

DAY ATTKNTION.-TBE HIGaLY Qualifying sue
method OF teaching Languages has met with hitsrt
dento, TO mate my e1sf sphere OF ac
witty future Rsyipg hereon es leave 70 osi my -
yiccs 70 r. public French, aud spanish
gusg promising thai al esisivcrss be useo 70 bring
the tea For pArculpr please to
anil my ideIc 1873 WI IAN ses, whsre ame TO
meet from 10 TO O'Clock fn- letters fce Of postage viii
meet ipnicd late attention. JAMES HAAN.
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no spIp pUJLpEss-A LARGE QUANTITY or sap
Knscs II all sses to IL inehee for sae In iot "
st purohassrs wharf foot Of 18th street North river
mi, 20 DANL DAZZLING, 18th st., osrner 10Th avenue.
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AmUSE NJ BNTs.

| REoADwAy TnfATRk-n. nARsaaLL PxorRII
Nh :: sss!s%:a & (. :s%i: dram; scsY Ssos -
psot Dc I.s sS..; Mary Tssrs NJ xys" kss
ssSs Sd.E n. i;S :ss T. :, n
ssds sss TsI yaLsr DE saAxc.p,..a ,siv.t Tests.
Dr.. Cree and r..s..sss % cents r.@, ni.s: - osass
Run1ohs THEATRE cHAxsERs srssEr--wEDSEs
md sosI Dsss Ai h.s:
MI nj S::.: =. ss'sS e. S
MI H :s@e. Sss
'i w. : :s LSS ss 2Hs
s Doom open q sassss ana : q Family
MITeBELL's OLYMPIC rHeArKE-WfoNesn.v
M .v:r: mare. ~ @ss = :: v
TSTs i NJ c n sS:. NJ. ;.s. ' s,,ss,
S'sy r. sNp T. ~ ssHsSs ~:
S:s PSps Mar. ps.asi Sss.
cent. Sss .p. :. Us'. ''a Fit x
ReRNUAp AyIRIoaN nUsEUM-ENrIRE cHANaEor
:c.a: Il. AS .ss
curiosity I. Female ssi:hn go pounds
This rensrI.S lady ~ush more d curiosity than the r
3. r,, She e a.
g., End 'as have ~ also been
Madame Rockwell. the forsunstsler Admission Is cents
"A farewell benefit Mr. Holland bess leave 70 inform his
and s P.s,s s.. h Ssa;n. win ..s p.ss
p.Iaeee TIE Is,,crms, COS viii b particular desired the
called Bay Atr he TaI ,hs au.SsSis farce Of Srs
hsrris popular extravaganza and variety Of other enter
DaIlHASMoNIc sOCIlTY-sEvENrH sIAsoN-rHE
third concert viii tale place on SATURDAY. evsanr March
& s ss.1 NJ :s s',:n
pa Solo on the H. BY Herr Smitz and grand Duett
s's i:s w1 BE y,
Eeeiy Ssstfen.ers Luis lss Broadway At the 500
JoIN A. KYLE. secrss,ry
RY GENiEAL k,oUIsr;- BAKILrs SECOND GRAND
win WITH Nortss I'D
.a,oa a,e9 have indy ,elun
ne A.tss fi.ss Italian Il:
al ~. spoken psrs win ivsd scsh 5, Mr.
inflated i"s ST. to Be had At the and ma
stores Book: Of the p,,y tre On anS tns,sh ma be had
Doors opop half T. Performances
ats o'c'ock.
TowNrrND AND oaks MAMMOTH PANoRAxAs Or
the Hudson River and the city Of York exhibit
;on At the Esr krs HAL IT. ed s these S.r. .s
att Panor. commence owing Tickets 80
cents Tsss admitting item and
and sosoeh for the accommodation Of Families
evenings
ruNHE GREAr CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY, BE
prips and Prince s.reets aud the Only this
Of iii ci:ssos verai hundred Chinese psnss il
Of their
and mechanical implements Il music an
MT. I Sildren u "s t.slvs hall pr,oc '
IIRANKLIN THEATRE. CHATHAM sQUARE-PRopsI-
5 R Grand
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DUANE
and Wam has for the last fourteen yesrs enjoyed
moot svs practice In private diseases s can cure ne
to Gays Cooper Dan cure tho worst form
~ In from one xee Cons u,iona debility
buaht o., BY secret haiti ndulg in By young mei This
vi roo freely indused n begcts d,sp weakness OF the
an OF the intellect aud aver
s;cn n osty. warranted In every casc or no charge
NJ I'D
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DaItHA6MONIc sOCIITY-sEvkNrH sIAsON-THE
third concert will tshe place SATURDAY. evening March
~ ls4y at the Apollo Saloon 4lo broad..y Bee hevens
symphony in A. Mende SONS xeusiue Msrscbners
Solo the H. IN by Herr Smith, and grand Duett
two Pi-nsfSes sesss soarenbers sad Dess will be
formed Subs ten for the $ associate IS
Eecev at Sssrfenhers Luis +S Broadway or t the SEQ
retary's, 4s6 Broone street. BY order,
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ChEAP BRUSSELS CAaPs,ISGt-B LAwssNcE. ~
Can street. just received handsome assortment
of low priced Lpeish CarpegG which he will sell on
the most Ao variet, OF hiSher priced
Brustls English lDgrsins Oh Cloths no. well dsrvns the
.ucfec ooun,st
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A CUBE WARRANTED FOR ONE D0LLaF.pRivAII
Medical Once, 50 Orap street. Tive Poinh Dcsto
French MIXTURE Iyce 81 bottle warranted e
III - Of tvate IL 'ew days Rrts omoe Ia
mr. nature.
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TIVE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, Be
pripg and Prince streets aud the only this
county, life .ze figures Of Chi
Of n ossso hundred Chinese paptingE apartments Ia
houses; vess models OF pssodas temples and
specimens Of Chinese their agricultural
and mechanical implements instruments # music
&C. OTen ON nine AN till NJ daily. Admittshee IS
0 nts biidren under t~ e.ve halt prcc.
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DY GENIRAL REQUEST. BAkILrs SECOND GRAND
ID Musical Festival tho Tabernacle on tho 18th Of March

VNowNerND AND oRk's MAMMOTH PANoRAHAs o!
the Hudson Hiver and the city Of York exhbi.
Large Hail. fit ed expressly for these
pgs No 6 Broadway IL akr street spen
att Pabor will commerce owing 1t O'Clock Tickets 80
children Tste" admitting gentlcn and
There viii he Afternoon Exhibition Wednesdays
and Saturdays at socok for the Families
AID thoss who make IL convenient to attend
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uyOa sALE-THE BULL W TIE SUBSTANTIAL STEAM
heat OAK COZ tens eurihen. ospocr fastened ard
rdsr been dooked and found 10 b in
s.c.isnt she we'll calculated for bavgc and win
osrry al Can he exa med a. At tho DRY
Docf foot f Tenth street. ssor and Cos iron works
Far apply to Aptsn Sanford JOS East Broadway OF
= seo.r and O.. foot II Mn Tn st'eet