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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13
NUMBER II.

i | know Of no better. The tools necessary
for this purpose are common brick trowe!.
a mould the re YOU want the bore Of q =
pipe This should BE turned in a lathe
perfectly smooth and round. and of equal
diameter al each end. lis length should
DE about two Zee, and d half with u handle
turned on one end. smaller than the rest.
10 draw bv. The materials necessary n
making Inc pipe are good water lime and
coarse sanG-ihe coarser the better, II
Sifted from the coarser pebbles. Have
your drain dug 10 the required depth. with
smooth bottom. and about eighteen inches
wide al the bottom. SO that there may be
room To work with ease. la the middle of
this drain dig trench about four inches
deep and from three 10 five inches wide,
according 10 the size of the bore Of the
pipe. with a rounding bottom. if YOU
choose. 10 save mortar. The advantage
this trench has over The ordinary way OF
laying the pipe on the level with the bot
tom OF the main drain will be seen AT
once. BY using the trench YOU save con-
siderable mortar and the necessity Of
waiting for the mortar 10 drv before draw
ing the mold Ii il were laid on the level.
II would be necessary to Wait for it to
sttlen before YOU draw the mold. or il
would fla,ten out. Mix your mortar. one
part lime and three parts sand; make it as
stiff as you can and have il spread well.
When YOU ready TO lay your pipe.
commence by spreading layer of mortar
an inch or an inch and half thick, in the
bottom OF the trench. This should be-
spread only the length ofthe mold at a time.
Lay the mold on this spreading OF mortar
and then spread the mortar on the ton
and sides of the mold; press il down
tightly, 10 fiji the mold on all sides;
smooth il otI with the irowel on top, and
lay down another spreading Of mortar:
then take hold Of the handle of the mold
and roll i, around 50 as TO star, it loose.
and draw il out 10 within three inches Of
the end-spread on another layer Of NOR
tar, and smooth il as before. SO keen
doing unit! YOU have Your pipe the length
required. BE careful ila, you don't press
with your lrowel on the pipe above the
end OF the mold. or it may cause il to
cave IN, especially if the bore OF the pipo
be large. Let the pip pc remain three or
four days unit! il gets hard and dry. then
cover II up with earth BE careful and
not let any large stones fall Oh the pipe
they will be apt y crack il. 4 pipe pro-
perry made in this way will remain per-
feet Is long j, is kept from the frost.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

Feeding Stoct - Farmers who have
but few animals, two or three COWS. "A
yoke Of cattle. pair Of horses. VIII
find il greatly 10 their interests Is cut their
corn stalks. straw, and even hav. when i,
bears high price. When this IS done.
put the fodder into casks OF suitable di-
mensIons, take hot water, and 10 prolong
the heat, salt II al the rate of two quarts
10 q barrel. .tll know that brine can be
Kept no; longer than fresh water Pour
this upon the Gu. fodder as fast as possible.
III order 10 prevent the escape Of heat.
cover the head Of the cask close with a
blanket, or anything convenient. which
all keep IN .Ae steam. and let it sand
half a day. or longer. when it WI! be
found tolerably wei cooked. Now place
i n trougas for the stock; and ifyou haze
meal OF bran 70 sprinkle over i, your
animals viii relish the feed so much the
6~t-~.. anI; Il VIII DO them NOR. GOOD
Corn stalks and coarse hay are worth
twice as much for food when thus pre-
pared, as if thrown out neither cut nor
steamed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13
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C,s.irscrcs and Ve,gin..:

English French and American Black ana Fanc,
Cassrrrrs;
French doe skin and casimeret;
Black and fancy silk, satin and worsted fes,ings
NarstlIl black, white and fancy do.
-32GG1n ,5552
Elack, blue. brown, drAb and fancy Sattinetts
El,trh AMI trr;ty-u1i, ,rn do
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

EI;is stated that during the severity
Of the cholera at Harper's Ferry. the cats.
in large numbers. migrated. The night.
watch OF tie railroad bridge saw as many
as five or six cross the bridge Of night.
They became very scarce; and If ono
was observed at the place il would Be
found On hill with an air Of great alarm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13
FOUR WEEKS LATER.

JUST arriving from the Queen City.', =
- most desirable lot of the very latest STYLES
and patterns of DeLaines, Cslicoes and VAR
ous other Dress Goods-aud for safe a, No o6
sase cali ana see. b. STRATTAN.
10th me. (Oct.l 56th. 1850 45-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

Tde First Premium Hum.-The fol-
lowing is the recipe used by our fellow
citizen, I. l.. Iambleton, Esq. in curing
the ham which be exhibited at the late
Agricultural Fair, and which was awarded
the highest premium:
To Cnre .Iary7and Hams.-T'o every
one hundred pounds weight cf pork, tax e
eight pounds of ground alum salt, two
pounds OF brown sugar. two ounces salt
petre. one and a half ounces potash. and
four gallon Of water OF these form a
brine. The meat should be we'll cooled
and dried before being put up. and then
suffered TO lie one day in cool place
Then rub each piece with fine salt. and
pack the whole down and suffer it to re-
main some two or three days, according TO
the weather. The above brine should
then be poured into the cask or tub on
.he side.-Aiter being in the brine SIX
weeks. take out the meat, rinse it in cold
water, hang up and suffer il to dry for four
or five days, or longer. and then sno< e
some two weeks with hickory wood Tie
up each ham in linen bag. and white
wash the outside.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

II.s GNtaeI Ien.-I'Ae Guinea lien,
or pentaaO, Is near ali everlasting layer.
They are said 70 unite the properties Of
the turkey and the pheasant. 'iaey are
native Of africa, though said by some
10 belong equally to this country. and are
easily domesticated. Their flesh is more
ike that Of the pheasant than the com
mon fowl, both in color and taste, and IS
reckomed q Very good substitute for that
bird. They assimilatc perfectly with
the common fowl in their artificial habits
and kinds Of food. Their gait is pecu-
liar. as are also their cries They arc
fond of marshv places, and always perch
during the ni9h, in high situations, or on
trees. II IS a little singular that Ameri-
can farmers do not turn their attention 10
these fowls. 4 knowing Jersey,nan
named David Bonner, from England.
hired patch of five acres four years ago,
and commenced raising eggs for The
New orl market. Bonner has never
hired amy help, and a, this moment owns
a farm. for which he paid S4,700. of
which the building cost over $4,000 His
farm is all paid for-hc owes not a cen,
in the world. and he owns a flock which
varies from 800 10 l goo Guinea hens.
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s,.yESss ARRIVAL 0E GDDss-!--
ss.sii ssris:;siXeif. has Just received
iroHi lHr eastern ma" act h"" - 49, " - t4''
E>.ls. :,u.i rs; ;sste. Goods

Embracing u general assortment oi-CIoths,
CisSiitrrrs, SattincttS, Iwerds, Jraus, over
Coating. iIannris Iiusrys. NC, SO;
Prints cf tiie latest STYLES and patterns;
Ginrh ms Lustres. Merinos, Checks, prlillngS,
Irish Itucns. bItachrd ana brown AIusiIns,
'rlcklnEe Culored CAuhrics;
T. Inlir.l - Hunntts. Il klhboMs:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

TThe population Of Cuyahogo co..
Ohio, IS 48. 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

Geneva, July %, 1850.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-11-13

DEG to advise Their friends ama ''e pnpiio
reel from PAaIeIpui4. larst ana we'll selected
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$40 600 wAsTLDzwIruA a WIZ xIoDL
LEGAL NOTICES.


DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEssaIP-sorIcs,- ,-THE
LoR and JAMEs ~ De BAUFRE. a. Forwarding ant Cem-
rission herohaats AZ Charro. New Grantda m his d,y
tgoved In Consequence the death of J. De Baufrs
roe eusines viii hereafter b condaetet " the undsssnet
NIX Taylor fcrwardInr and Comnisson Merchant chs
res New CrsnsdsI prepared te forward ~ goeds
ten 70 my care. having tine Hight draft boas With lnta
eFNt. have also maae arrangements with Rs-, R1ne
oa Trsnportaiop Agents 0orrera and Cruces that
there viii be NO delay uron he Isthmus a, ~ ~.v,ow
References =. Howard d sou. - Broadway. Oar Agents
are. L. Haas, So Beaver streets Runets Co. Pansma
NEW YORK COnnON PLEAs.-HYAa NATHAN
srrinst Joseph sued BY the ame Of John hck on l.
joseph kcKeon defendant in the above ented action
d. hereby retrsct any dsreputabe esons which IN
state that know of fact affecting hi hene.i r integrity
as reputable citizen. JOSEPH hekEON.
Dated November ". 1850.
NEw YORK SUPREME COURT-JOHN n UBsDsLL
~ std Charles Pisrson against Thomas warner tum-
mons for money demand contract ICON not ser Ito
the ntfcrdant, Thomas Wacrfou are he shy 0naf
luired the complaint In this actioa, Wh1h
fled IN the Of the art ef the city ard county %
Rev York stthe City Hall IN The saia city on he 2st "
fud complaint the snbscrbsr ~ his once No. Cha
ters street. in ~ city ofNew York. within twenty oay after
the service of this summors exclusive Of tha day o
tuch eryice and ~ you fs 20 anseer he said c2npant
within the time afsresns TIE rlanths in NJ. sctioa viii
tahs judrhsrt arars you fr the sun Of three hundred
anc eghtyhve deiars With interest from at Day of
September. ore thousand crht hundred asd ty beids
the eos's Of this toion Daled septemter q, 1850.
DENNIs MCMAHON, Jr. Plaintinf Attorney.
13 chambers strtst, q " of New fork.
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HOTELs, &c.

nj AEsiON HOUSE GUfsES ISLAND CusA-
t ihs ttfAhshmen. Is again opened By the proprietor
Coz e reception Of iRvads and others passing the vie
upon the ISLAND situated upon the south side about
~ nile from tnvara easy By road In that
r j1sty called te raraenot the sland surrounded BY
sufn arc coffee estates. splendid rides magnificent ssen
oegh'frl climate, thetnonoter ranrina from IS
griuee ara ~ esvt - considered 70 BE Of the ost
pecan ana heahy srlts 20 be foand the ndia
In ,c ssyss nothing Tor ths exsr Of Pasars OF health
~ eSrtc o. dtsre Tn tho Of the proprietor every
erefn w BE- made 70 render his titrs an
baPpy ens must procure Passports Of the anish Con-
sul At tie place lt dcrafturs. Havana. Mr. John B
k'mr eorc l Vpo ans ohcioe street. viii procure The
RJu1IJE.-sAhACEN's HEAD. DGY srNgkr-Tull
IL day WI he Urved up ir9u ~ tl o'clock. scotch
Frcur ant the puhie generallv invitsd "a
ry the lar a1i atcorA, ions rnerav Of TIE Above
named tssths' usrt. Caue siways hand; ail chors
pteaHe, CnHe. rae rr6pristor Isteroin.d
20 b, Seelsa ~ ary hogss IN ,gwn, for quality
nacd0tion, and eeonov. hilliaris frgn A. A.
tli u F.E. Coed bedsty the da5 week. :. rAYJ0R.
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rnAVRLLERs, .suIpla.

Nzw YORK AND -YHILApELrHIA.-sEw yoRx
~ snd Philafeiphia Droot-uritsd States Nail Lue.-
rrovsh IN AZ hours. New Jersey Raiire.t. Pf,rs-
dused 10 s8 csaa and 81 " Ter second cas, svs
View York At A. NJ from foot Of Courtlsndt
IAN and r. NJ from foot of Liberty street. fesye tt-
tsaerhis ~ ssnde A. ~ snd sP.hfrow feet % HA,hut
st~eet.
CBANeE or HOURS AgTGR MONDAY. glsr OoTo-
v ter-csmden and Amsoy Ralresd Line feI Phil,asl-
ILa ~ noon, By scahost schn Potter daily, Sundays
sxoeptsd FROM pier No. North River. Fart 81
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CLOTHING.

CAsT orr cLoTHTso AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" The highest price can be obtained b. ladies apd
uecn who have any left elothing furniture and Jewell
" se 10 dspose 81 W ser through post otherwise
Cor =. BEyBNSTYN, l66 0roadvay up stairs.
ladies attended 90 hy Mrs. L-venstvp.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" The sutscrber u the highest cash price for ladis
ard gentcmtna cast - Clothing Turhure article
~ value ty tendns r the subsrbor by note or appoint
mcnt. Ladies attended ~ Mrs. Cohcu.
" =. COBEN o. Read street up stairs.
CAsT orr CLOTHING. FURNITURE. FIRE ARvs.
" watehes ans yewelry wanted The rhcst price raid
ter the above. maknr agrction 10 he SER who
will ATTEND by appoin tment.
ISAAC l. LYON. No. Wall rt, corner Of Broadway.
Ladies attended 10 By Mrs Lyon.
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TySTTlUCrIOs.

vV,HE FRENCH LAS0usog TAU1Hr by SHORT
and B,sy nsthoi.Mt damoisee hfCUBL, formerly in
sfrucreas Instuton of the legion II Honor In Paris
dssous ef obtalnng pupils fsr the French aasgase As
her knowedrs of Engeh limited she addresses herself
these perscns who havs already acquired partial
Of the French, snd desire 70 perfect them
selves in language and acquire prnnounca-
tion urereerticnsele reference vii hs given Application
be made 70 Madamoielle MlCHEI 665 Broadway, be-
tween tAe hours Of 2 and g. p. n.
L,RENCH LANGUAGE-A GgNTLEnAN WISHES TO
receive lessons In the French language from French
eHce.
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GRAND GALA q T rRIPLER HALL, TO CELEBRATE

GRAND GALA ST TRIPLER HALL. TO CELEBRATE
THuRsD3y EyrsIse NEXT Drc. IL, $780,
AMERICAS wss1 pRSNsNaSs 1sS isiSa Ssand TdNcxxr
On the European plan of the famous Julien and xusard
"iA s'A MADAME ANNA BISHOP
For this gala night only and as homage the American
public will ring some Of her argsh Ballads duet buao
SPLENDID oacHEsrRA, BEAuTITvL Music. MARY
..upendous orchestra sIecssd on Julien and Musasds
pian' and decorated with Ar American s sOiOrs
!. Grand Overture. lies MOusquetares de Ia
e. ssiut TO America. solo on the cornet Piston
performed by Mr. Bailey. who was received with
such en- hthusiasm at he two previous Promenade
s. Bsilsd, 'ihc Hanks Of Gaadciauver. sung BY
I. PiesPoelets Quadrilles. Gung
G. Duet Buao daanto amOrc Elisr DamOrc.
sung BY Nine Anna Bishop and ssnOr Nove DOniIetti.
1 Burlesque Variations on the celebrated melody
The Carnival Of yeriee" by the full orchestra,
2. The favorite Ballad, Sweet Rome" the words
by John Howard Payne, Esq. the music found
sae a sieilian melody, sung BY Aus. Anna
BY d'siic, ''Tic club ci tie Ladies. fivciite
T. 1eKa. ............ ......... .Lsoitlky'
The whole conclude with Bsetic1cn: extraordinary
BATFLE's sINroSIA.
Arranged for The occasion by Ar Boohsa-
English drums beating the ca-Fieursh of the Ensl,h
trsmlet-Ditto on the Arerssn sde-English air. Rule
!IS%Ist syiPT Ss a re A%Sfea2
rEIuaPMAL MARCH,
NJ, Ending with the Americ1n Hymn p,.,
The whole 'Sif Of Alma ''n0P
Floor ard P,raSst tickets Including DancnE Is eens
Music stores Hotels and at the Hall
to begin a. ocoss TS.s Daos:
NJ u.
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FINE Ants.

FIRST PRENIUs -sILykk skpAL-pAyIoNoN,
aTtist. whose Tcrtraita the GALLERY Tiustrious
Anereans hay teeh received BY the public With 90
guaihd approval brg univesaiiy mit,ed 10 somhins
The toftses % the finest french hthraphs
e,ien snd ,rcnsh of steel and which drew the prs
MUM At the late aunus fair Of the American Tnsttuts
having reosntly aeded numerous fscies 20 his
lment prepared = ha orders. every brassb ef the
bthcsrsIhic art Pcrfraitf, landcspe dessns 81
cemeteries. towns, monrments buiidns 6c ke viii DO
A1J Broadway. sew York
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PUBLICATIONS.

IrTELLs LIVING AGE, NO. 3a-i2H cEyrs-coN-
IL tent IL. The French Wars OF
hsga1 shamps Brien-Dubiia Uaiyerity MagsIine;
Grace Kennedy ouneinded do g. The Mystic VIAL Part
ado 8 Divorce 81 J0scphrtRev J. =. q. Abbotti o.
West Coast Of lfeiandThe lines 7. Crave Of OConne-
60; Junus-srecta.oii Politics 81 Europe-Speetator,
Essmirsr fines Wish correspondeace new books poetry,
snd ~ ort atiecs Published weekly at sx dollars year,
by h. Tittsli Co. Be.tor; and sold ~
DEADY THTs pORNTSG, NO. or THE FAMILY
IL journal Conten The Two Katee The Sunday Qnes-
tisp from ITO sehcla Words Cardilao The yewcer (gon
ciuaed Alexander of Russt BY Dumas An ArreeaAe Sur
Prise fnnseuce Of Love- Atlantic Races AneedoeE Chess
Ne. &c, fubshed by y. KILLER SON. at 40 Pearl
street rst By all Bookseers Price cents. honthly
parts, In esver, IN cents. Part now ready.
yy,BE REr UBLIC-A MAGAZINE TOR THE Akka1CAH
reerio-Finely Illustrated This menthiy maEaE
unier the editorial charge Of Cot Thsmas whitney s
now ready. The ef the first numSer entirely
orsinaL ave Ths stanbrtoks Tale Of Ffshonase Lie
In New Yerk, bv American Lady OF Fashions IL The
Dretmer, by Uriah Bescdsh Ill Tie Flood, BIZ Thos K
whitney w Passsge Of the strait. q eisaltar BY C. I'd
wards Letter Night uuptirg in Elk County, BY John
Neht I'M the woods Of weldon, by Baltimore; Will The
Trr by Rtv Ralph Hoyt TX Wouans Fertituio, By Mrs
Apra L. sncllinri X. Wovus Van Deck, by j. g ~ Nt.
Auiumpsl " inds. BY kss N. n. Woo5 XII. hdtjnti
ALL 1he Order Of United Americans Subscription price
dollars in advance; twenty i've cents nurnher
once, ~ ktsfau street, New York,
NeWs BOYS LOOK OgT TdE NEW YORK NIGar.
IN INGkLR, cent Weshls Emporium Of Fun. City
skeiehes aud Rasy Tales e will beat all 10 pieces
street. 1Hfs MORNING
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AmUsE,TENrs IN BRooxLYs.

RRooKLyH kUsKUH-EEssRs. LOWELL AND KING
- Lssseoti Mr.. ,. Cronta. Tressurer-Third night oi
hss Julia Turnbuii-Wednesdsy evening. DSc H. 1850
viii be presented the nntenkl plaY m parts O.
nevsrds Lester. rsq, called KArk wOoDaULL; or me
80, =, o. sne rn.en shp ssnnsta WIS yIiIs Turn
thor Edwsds Lester ESQ To conclude with the
Aen isson Is osnt oraas performance sysry Saturday
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FINANCIAL.


COPPER NINE sPEcULATIoN--I AN TUE PRO-
" prctor Of undivided half Of several Copper Mines
In Connecicut, which yet but partially deyeoped but
which examined for before purchasnr Professor
Hubard, o. Yale College ard received most favorable
port him. and subsequently, from Profes Taylor. of
Copper knes believe that Of Thousands Of dollars
can be realized here and judging from the results Of other
Mines OF that rcgou In this belief aud purchasd
aocortr ely. Books already prepared be sponod
ether occupations, an unable 20 attend TO this and
therefore willing 10 dispose Of half Of all interest In
said mines and lands there having been largo
pended W me In tie purchase % the and shafts
In one Of the mines PULL particulars bs obtained from
ny counsel Charles T. Cromwell ksq, o. wall stree New
q IN 0AA wANTED-wIrH wIFr.-A MIDDLE
DlV,OOO rgsd gentlsm map. q education, wishes 20
nnd an sgreahs companion who oan advaaee the above
worth SOOO Of the most elefsnt country
residences in the State. Address post paid 70 prevent TIM
positor, Dr. James, at the New York Post Once. This
oe u truly sincere THIS notice will not be renewed
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, DEC. 8,
~ lsseA dividend of eight per cent has been declared
this day. payable on demand at the ofce @ Wall
IN MCLEAN, Secretary.
1 upwards, on all deecr ptiops of property. Cssh ad
wanted On goods for sale Everything connected with the
auction and commission buinoss attended 20 the
reasonable terms Apply IT. H. Oldheld, Auctioneer
C6mnhtiion xsrunsn Real Estate, Mouse and General
Agent, iss william street.
MONEY TO LOAN IoR SHORT iER1oD5-FRoz
AtI Five Dollars upwards s descrip.ions o. property
with the Auction commisep business attended %
ne mcst Reasonable terms Apply 70 ~ II. OLDFIsLD,
Auc'ion,cr Commsion Merchant Real Estte House, ahd
several Agtn.. lSS william street.
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rAI.lEnsNIA.

n0DEG HAYHHs-f RIOHD r. OgDBN. rBCs j.
~ Uayresl l--Nholorale ard 61nea1l Comuission nof.
ekanta tau franci9co. Jatferaa Nerchsndia
A. will paced ho.fi aad sold by ss-
pispthua svri iias al rists # fr, etc Refer toWn
Car Co, der lorai Jcseph T. sraE.r, dl tonbnFd y
rstt ~ dei nrrrS stevsns d. Consn. Herfias cs,
AfkAnr.
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cos cS, e Ar .ug
srss :..s room suction store 5 Psss s.r:.
AL!
:; WA s.ia s.y,s sss s$s
SM: :pi:s:is entire :,ss sss
S:ss; Ti; ;s
spoons and other articles Aso Is crates
white Granite consisting toilet tea dinner Ware
match % osnss Which S Gi. s. 1sss
W, BROWN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Articles This day tWednssdavl Dee H. at 10y o'clock.
st No. % Broadway J. W. Brown VIII sell at suction
any rosewood and other Household Farnisurs together
Articles Pictures. nc. -
u GARDINER. ACKNOWLEDGES. DAY, WE'D
ID. peday December ish, 10 cisck At No. 4s2 Brooms
fafriiurs being the entire sseeS q Mr. Joseph so%sr
S % so rb.m reasr 20 oo the
bidder. for cash. Catalogues ready
GALE OF SPLENDID PARIsIAN FANCY GOODS
e sa goods made
ssSs No s. sadsn ians SsSwss Wl, snS Nassau
Th. sale for ehns.. Of goods viii lar exceed
sS, sss f nss " Ts SSs
selection Of cocis bror1e dinner deser and
M s Stssr With y, S .ns % %
sal, Ssan and will b: ai nue. this day. "
A UCTION NorICE-THOMAS BELL, AUCTIoNEER.
"A Ry H. N Bush. This day at half past 10 o'clock the
auction rooms 10 North william street. will be sold
usual without First lot OF groceries, family but
ter, whss, ts-w occupy about fifteen minutes Then
large and yaua ole OF excellent house,
hold furniture Aso the furniture of genteel boarding
house. Bohemian other table tlery china ple-
did book French 10 marble top tables
with iron standr, from broadway Hotel one case dry
goods signed N bush; aud other articles worthy
attention Paintings. se. THOMAS BELL Auctioueer.
UcTIoN EorIoE-RICH FANCY GOODS. THE UN-
N desgned would invite the particular attention of the
trade Others the large splendid exhibition
sale Of rich Paris fancy goods French CLOCKS, decorated
French china cut glass and silver plated rich
nache Ablef Chinese Goods Bohemian giss SC
which ready for examn end will be sold
tion this day (wednesday) at Nassau street. the
corner OF Tults street. n. g. KEMP, Auctioneer.
AT AUCTI0N-BY COLE Chiffon, AT TIE
"A kerchans Exchange, Wednesday, December IL,
o'clock the neat three story 5rek house and Lot 90
Duheld street, ynLot 20 by 100 and House 20 by
"a feet nearly and in first condition Persons
srous Of yang themselyes Of bargain Requested
attend the property will be sold saorhce. For
descriptions Tee handblls
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AmUsEmKsTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

pARNUns MUSEUM. PHILADKLPHIA.-P. r. BAB-
~ nun, Proprietor sne hauA<srg henry ssndford Asss
tan, hsnaeer-tnst semen, q Gen. Tom Thumb, vhe has
lately performed With grtat the American
huseum, New York Hs win supesr Afternoon and eve
nirs Ia his peculiar rsrformancs The talented company
VIII prtt.nt many varied and interesting peces hiss
HoneJuen the srulssa prdigs, remains Two rerfarm-
sness daily At ard oriick AdmittAaee Is eeuts Ch-
drsn. under 10 years. i2h esnts. -