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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

- DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE.-
E! We offer for sale two new brick tenements, elg-
6y situated on Ross street. to the property OF the
late DR.. Cullen. The houses are three stories and a
basement, with out-houses They will be sold low and
on accommodating terms. Apply to
NH Is DUNLOP, MONCURE ~ w.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

A. FOR RENT.-A house with three rooms and
Hi one acre of Ground, near Bacon Quarter Branch;
for TERMS apply Ito ,,,,,,,,croN o.. ro
de l2 Broad street, opposite Brooke Avenue
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

"a FOR RENT, and possession given on the LIST
f! February the house and lot of lst and Cary
now occupied by Mr. Hillyard. 1t contains ten rooms
and has hvdran water in the yard. The kitchen con-
taiusiour rooms. Apply to ,, ,,,
ia Is RlCf1 HILL, Jr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

sz1 FOR ROTTERDAM.-The superior fast
60 sailing barque CYANE, Capt. Jesse Loveand,
to sail 18th to Goth May For freight, of so hhds,
bacco or the bulk thereof in small sowage, apply to
DAVID CURRIE, or
an % JAMES GRAY & SONS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

TOD LIVER OIL.-Another supply of Rushton
u Clark g. Co.'s Genuine Medicinal Cod Liver Oil
which prepared from fresh lvers and is warranted
pure and reliable just received per schr Hennco for sale
by PURCELL, LADD q CO., Druggists,
NH 81 80 Main street. corner l4th
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

<ea FOR RENT, tenement suitable torthe ac-
Mi commodaon OF family, with stable in the rear,
and well OF water in the yard, Enquire Of
VIM CLARKE,
apr Opposite Duva street Church
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

49, FOR RENT.-Several dwelling houses, suit
EG#l able for small families, situated just above the
Tredegar Iron Works being the same in which, the
ap24 JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

dP IU ulII IHCNENANlh N AZ ENOON.
I'll FOR NEW YORK.-FIRST YES
60 SEL.-VIRGlNIA LINE OF RICHMOND
AND NEW YORK PACKETS-The superior fast
sailing packet schr. ORlANNA Captain D.
Dodge having the greater portion of her cargo
gagged and going board, will sail with all possible
despatch For balance of freight of 500 packages to-
bacco passage, having superior accommodations, ap-
ply to Captain on board, at Ludlams Wharf, or
ap % DAVID CURRIE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30
npONDS GUARANTEED BY TIL
Els SIATE PAYARI.E IN THE YEAR 1880

WpONDS GUARANTEED BY TIL
Id STATE, PAYABLE IN THE YEAR 1880.
WIN. P. STROTHER, ESQ., Cashier OF the Ex-
change Bank at Richmond is authorized to sell the
Bonds OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company which
are guaranteed by the Commonwealth pursuant to an
act entitled IAN act to change the name OF the Louisa
Railroad Company to guaranty the bonds OF the Cen
trail Virginia Railroad Company, and for other pur-
poses" passed February 3D. 1850.
N B. The interest will be paid at the Exchange
an il If E. FONTAINE President
WNINE HAVANA CIGARS.-lOO GOO fine Ha-
Ht vana Cigars, consisting of Regalas and many of
the most popular brands offered in this country for sale
bv R. M. ZIMMERM MAN,
apes l2l Main street
STARCH.-5O boxes Colgates Pearl and No.
- Starch, for sale by
an IS E. H. SKINKER.
WpORTER.-50 casks Byass London Porter, pnts
H. and quarts, for sale by ,
ap2 EDMOND d DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

NTEGROES FOR SALE AND HIRE
~ For sale several valuable negro to remain in
the city, Also two or three for hire for the balance of
the wear Apply to r. B. SOMERVILLE,
ap2 Agent Planters Factory.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

ELEG.NT COTTAGE CHAMBER
M SETTS, AT THE CABINET FURNITURE WARE
HOUSE, No 63 Main street, Richmond.-Can be found
CANT Cottage Chamber Sets of various colours and at
prices hch must insure sales.
ap IS GRO. J. SUMNER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

UNTO EVERY MAN HIS RlGHTs.-KNow ALL MEN that the
firm of RAILWAY & Co, Practical Chemists and
Pharmacentst of the city OF New ork, are the sole
and only inventors and manufacturers of remedy pos
sessng speedy and potent power over all
RItEuNATIC AND NERVOUS PAINS
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espreciats . large per cent; and Is prices for
DanaiAetassds goo<s would fni even - grssAss
Per cent, stocks hand would be pretty sure
TO pay loss 1t would, therefore, Be we'll enough
1ss those engaged In the import trade 70 vst sntn
public affairs the other side became better de-
vslsped the political questions at issue we're dts
pssed Of way the other IL Was known
whether the dcultss would be psacsably or foreoiy
settled 1t viii make . vast differences in the com
plsxion Of our commercial affairs whether the great
European powers preserve peace or plunge
into general II peace ID preserved Prices ior COZ
ton must materially advance and manufactured goods
q course follow suit nearly tos extent
while on the other hand Prusss and Austria should
commence hostites all the othsr great powers would
eventually become involved and IL would be years be-
fore quiet would be restored The manufacturing in
terests Of the Continent would be FRUSTRATED eonsump
Won of cotton reduced and several of the most impor
tant markets for the material be almost entirely
destroyed. This would, of course, tend to depres
prices and by limiting the demand for manufactured
goods In Europe, throw immense qsntities into our
markets, and in this way depreciste prices for
the entire supply Holders of sotton have paused In
their operations and in doubt what prices
viii take Dealers in manufactured goods both i'm
porters and jobbersshould also pause, and patiently
wait the course Of events few weeks win bring
affairs to eliminating point.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

ID UBBEE GoeDs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAD
N quarters-Unor Tndis Rubber Company, ~ Nassau
street. New York where be found the largest and
ssnised Rubber Goods ever offered in this euntry pr
csmpsny which will be sold the trade factory prices
Country and export dealers will hnt articles In the
stock veil adapted their trade and which win psy
handsome prcnt list 81 srtsfss With prses attaehsd
vii b fnInIshsl 20 dsAlers Khen reqntrel.
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AMusEMEHrs IN PHILADELPHIA.

pAREuns MUSEUM, PHILADELPBIA-P. r. BAR
~ nun, Prepretor iAna Manager Henry Sanford Assist
Ant Managerseeond week Of Natures great prodigy
Tom Thumb Ne will appear in hi. srsnd original sstrsvs-
CANA called HoP NY THUMB also ia his selebratsd
eharacters. The new farse cnsitled NErTLEWIG HALL
will be presented with many other tne pieces Barnum
Saloons sboubd In al that
Ailments IN the Lecture Room o'clock
ntancs the saloons performance 70 oents Chill
dren under 10 years, 12k cents
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GREAT REDUCTION IN sHAwLs.-JAMEs BECK 4
" Co viii offer from this dste the balance OF their stock
efthav greatly reduced prices consisting 81 Lyhmere
long and square Shavls ali Of which this Falls I'M
porston and entirely dssns Particular stentien !.
Invites Oh Plaid shav which, tor richness q
lyle and eolorns esanos " surpassdn the city, No So
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AmUsEMKNTs IN aRooKLYr.

PRo0KLYN MUsRUN-MoNDAY EVENING, DEC. Is,
~ 1880 viii he presented the thrilling drsms Of AGNES
De xkkEooSr Wm. Gordon, Mr. Taylor Alfred de We're.
As,ss yers Mr., Lcyeil Kitty Dobbs Mrs Dyett sons
By Mr. Dunn. Dance BY Miss Carmsn To conclude With
AN ALARMING sAcRfFIcK-Bob Ticket, Mr.. Kent. Adj
mission, 20 cents.
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DAEoRANA OF TEE PILGRIhs PRoGREsS-Noy
L open at Washington Hall No. sos Broadway.


Bupysn Dreaming Nan In Rags EyasssIirt points out
Wicket Gate; slough Of Despond Hill Legaiity Wicket
Gates Interpreters Palace; Christian loses his Burdens Hill
the Dcleesbs nountalns Aiming Of Chrisanj the Depar
ture; valley Of Humiliation; Fight with Appoiyon Chris
sn receives the Healing Leaves Enters the Valley Of the
Ps;ss, through %. valley Giants Cave 8Sstsh.. Fa.hfa
Pair Gamblers Booth sc the Temptations Trial Of Faith
full; be 10 led QUIT Execution.
ByEnds Money Love an FAirspeeoh meet the Pilgrims
DemAs tempt, them the silver Mine; Pillar Of Salt River Of
the water Of LIFE they lose themselves in the Grounds Of Gil
Dectabe Noun tains shepherds hov them the hountan
Hill Of Error Distant View Of Celestial City Pate Of the
Enchanted Land Land Of Beuiah they enter the
River Of Death.
Representing Scenes from the second part Of Bunyans
Work-Mercy Ainting 40 the Wicket Gate Great Heart
With Christians and her family at the Spring. Great
dow o. Death, Passage through the Valley Land Of Bouah
the Messenger sent to summon Christians another Scene
the land Of Bsulab Chrstians parts from her Family and
enters ths River Death Gate the Celestial City, Doors
mittanee Fifty Cents Children half prizes Family Tickets
admitting four persons 81 Tickets TO be obtained the
Boeksore An afternoon exhibition on Wednesday and Sa
tufday at s'clock.
DosITTvELY NO PosTT oyEKEST.-sEcoND GRAND
y Vocal and Instrumental Concert.-f. r. Doctor aud
Madame Doctor have the honor 70 inform the public that
their second Concert will take place the Trpfer Hall en-
"wednesday evening Dec H. asssted BY many excellent
formers.
n RoUoHAMe LYCRuM-sPECIAL NoTIcE.-THB
~ ladies and gentlemen osnnseted with this
are notified TO assemble the stage Monday Dec
18Th es0es prssar.s.ry 70 the sp.nins ,hs ga
$50 70 be bad At the oneeof Leeds Co. wall street, also
Of eehsrfsnberg Luis, Music sellsrs. Broadway.
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RARNUhs AMERICAN nUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUn
- Proprietor and hanager-John Greenwood, Jr Assist
ant hanAger-Aftcrnoon perform 3-Rveuing at
oeoeh.-ksnday 10th December. $780, and all This Week
The has the pleasure to another aud
original moral and pictorial drama from Hogath
immortal In h acts and
tables Of interest," and entitled the Curaes Daughter
produesd without regard expsn.e and with 70
effect In the Afternoon the saloon
fornasee will commeaees With the dvsrtipg little piece
D0nEsTlc kcoNoEY 10 be followed By the lively and
s.sndd crisna moral and domestic Ietoris drama
Abel Rosemary, Mr. CIV Clarke John Gudden Mr. Hallway
James putton, Mr. Henkins Malachi Mr. Andrews For full
particulars Of which, programmes and small bills The
entire Chinese Museum late Of $50 has been added
to this tstablishmsnt and 10 curiosity. The 0ipsy
Fortune Teller may yet be here Admission, oens
children under 10 years ofage, l7h cents.
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MECHANICS HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY. ABovs
AVA Grand street-Opeu night during the
further notice. The original and well known ca RIsTY5
NsTRELs, comprising efficient and versatile corps
OF talented and experiepc perforers under the
nsgement Of chrsy whose concert. in his city for
succession Of four have been received
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets IS
oents Doors at half past Elk half pas
o'clock The patrons of Chrstys Mnstres
pectuly informed that the usual Saturday
serts will be discontinued for the future
day an afternoon Concert, commencing Mt o'clock, NJ
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FINE ARTS.

- lection Of Views In Europe ASH Minor SYRIA the dolly
Land, Egypt Nubia and Arabia They all taken from
by Professor sater Of visnaa. me exhibien
Of l3th street and Broadway AdmissioA
Open from 9osock In the morninx. till in the evening"
MEXICAN Art UNIoN-rHE DIsrRIBUrIoN WILL
"A tAas place A. the rIiper Hall on fnsA, svsnins Do,
WORKS Of art Including pantings sIuptures. satuctes
medals in bronse, VIII be allotted the bers
paintings the u Cole LeutEe Durad
wer Huntington Church, Glass, Doughty Ksnsett, CASH
lear, natsop, Gjgnoux kossiter bouee Odde Lag b.
h.r Nay Hiehs Deas. Croysey Ranney lnpess. ssarus
resident artistic Of which $780, $3.50, and
$500 each. Among the works to be distributed
proof from the large after Colo
mel oeebrstee pictures Of the battle Of Bunker
Hill and the death Of Montgomery. Zach member OF the
besides share In the Of the above
(re l0k by inehes) from Mr. Leses celebrated picture
Page, slender and shallow and of five line
in the highest style tsze by 10 nehssl from
paintings the following emip emit artists The Dream OF
Arcada by Cole; Dover Plains by Durand the IeonooAs
BY Lestze the New Scholar by kdmonds; and the Card
players by woodve Specimens OF mott Of those prints
ssbbition in the gallery 20 which attention 10 re-
that the engrayipgs which members Of 1850
ceve certainty could not be sold by them for less than
twenty dollars It'll acknowledge by all who have
ned the collection that has been exhibit
ed in America equally rich in attraction The subscriber
for the present has opportunity for
for all stment Of securing the sion Of
ror work. gratifying his taste for and Of Aforaing
promising artists Of his country Sub
ecripon dollars should be made without delay Free
galleries. the paintings, &C. open day and
evening. No. 4g Broadway, near Broome street. N. Y.
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punf.Ic LEcTUR Es.

CpEcIAL NoTTcr-BRooKLYN ACADEMY Lsc-
- turesThe Hen Horace Greeley not having returned 70
town In season for be havs maze
Tuesday evening Dee suse.- The Dreamer and NE
Ps.insy, william FV0ls, W :. B'Afs. W. Pelham Lecture
Ccmnittsa
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FINANCIAL.


II ExITTANCEs TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
h The National Bank Of ireland has establshed a.
only sSs me y S
X: .s e 'r s ssi .
.s On Lons1n ys,RSo sss the Hl.
Bank 20 prsons residing In Of Great Britain and
ps., Psid' iH E va. ., Sr Eyer
CoPPER NINE sPEcULArIoN--I AN rHE Pro-
rrieo5 Of one undivided halt Of several Copper Mines
shss for n. sSs y sos
s n S:ss: ass l.% fs y
s.. ss sss :, S esss .
sis is% eli % I
:ss:sSpsa. . .,s.s sss S.i.s s:sssuss ,ss.s.a Z
:sis slss. .ss Ina: Ssr. S.:ss .Is, s%sss
ss.s. 81:
.;r,, Nav Yo5 3 soS ~ gS..Ss.s,
i.,ns bod, q sss q 81 The com
Board Sss. s,ssSoss *. foiisrss new and h1sr.si
party sss.d for the vssi. tern Of ~. m.y any
sss ssuri,y Or sspssis q pSiis, and Is entitled 70
division q profile.
s.si ,... sssE. i. srs s.1ss ssia - sS
onis ~ soes. Ssrs w Be asss FORM 'pp'
party already insured for whols life may payment
Of all coovert his insurance policy
the loan system now introduced.
Parties ALREADY nsured and entitled 20 svothird loan
shut out from saia shrd loan they prefer IL
upon the terms stated In thu scctetys pa nphlets.
ne ssIl P:y SsI sf'SSs n:s.' III
rsured up s5O will be paid TO him ~ he dies
before re.ohng that the full sursd viii be paid
70 his family or legal representatives.
scrfNg Sectors DEcrspsH.
Q. n. uAR'CH1. ChAitmsn.
W. Va Hoep' Is nai,isrs H. r Kssrsv Rasgs,,.
j. LEhspEs STARR, General Agent
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TRIpI5R nsLL;zBY GENERAL REoUEsr-TUEs-

TRIpLER HALI.-BY GENERAL REQUEsr-TUEs-
AND P6s h4HI cHf LAST STPs AfrEsssAscr.
e a:r FREE f' ffeaSYa' of
xAuK Tis f.'s sT Fas's.;
LU is rGEL so s1ss Ia
M HARETzEE he, the hSpo5 e info the public that
'.nS GRAND c1tA GoSGERT c'"'f
which will take Rl'Tii a II 1Ss' HALL EvrSo Dec
The Manage. has gre. in announcing that he
sSt;Ssh. with the great
s7i s issSgssp COMPOSITIONS The fol-
EAS Sid x sTsT + Fa4rr.
''' si 81 III II ESsE SvREEAlsO
Full Orchestra of the italian Opsrs,
o'nau'''''' iIIE. rEREsA fAR6Di MAX A'r''''A'
VIII repeat by genera, sssi,s the Grand Aria from
heh been ressvsd aE Th r IS
IL BARBIERE OF sEvI6LIA;
opporpats Of witnssps sroas the
.A..us -, MIL PARopI
~ ''''Da Tgcs SSHlae BoReI opera OF
The same scenic arrangements as at the Assr Place Opera
PROGRAMME:
'@F IF Ssia OPERA
Grand Duett from Verbs
Signor BENEyENTANO and sgnor N0vELLI.
j. Grand Recitative and hIia from Rossinis
kssi'a'ivs.' pSis: nm ria;, PAsris'
mic. TiRisX PARoDi.
' '''t LSoaIzIA B99nsIA.
B. Grand Fantasia Dramatique airs from
LUCIA DI LAMMEKkOOR,
BY MAURICE STRAKOSca.
l. Overture 70. ,rn o:stsssT. e e. ,,o,,n,
Mss VIRGINIA WHITING
lwho will make her second appearance In New York;
3. Grand Aria from Rossini's
IL BARBIEkE DI sEvIGLIA.
nIIe TERESA PAR0Dr
L. Prayer for piy- the left hand alone, 80 from
To be followed by Variations al Bravurs, on
ELlZIR DAhORE,
MAukICE srhAKoscu.
s. ROlls CO, from vsrdi,s
Madame A. BERTUCCA.
The tecond act Of
LUCRKrIA BORGIA,
In full costume, and with dramatic action.
Lncrsns borsia. signorns r. farodi.
Inc Duke.. ...nisnsr beneventano.
ossnor Lerni'
o1aid; and attendants '''''''''
pustto.. 49,. .radi ila sis s.ssvssssss
Piano upon rsrss sss ss ", hI n.s
form, 10 from Erara's, Paris.
| Price Of adm issien.
Al. parts Of III. H ID $. s.a .,sr, d.y .. III. A,.o,
| pIineipsi Hotels, snd . Tuesday at Tripsr Hall
DosIs open ct on Concert to oonmsnee AK conclude
Positively no postponemsnt
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THE BALL SEASON.

A NNUAL BALL or FULTON FIRE ENGINE co. N,
IA srblos oarten, on Tuesday evening. Deoerbtr NJ.
1890 Doewsrths celebrated ousdrilie band is engaged.
1iete two dears 70 be had q. the principal hotels
any o. the committee Of arrangements
n. T. BRENNAN, Ctsirmsn.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

e-4~N~~N~~~~~N~N~~NN~~-O~N
JTsETUL PREsRNTs DURING THE HOLIDAYS THE
~ subscribers viii ofer for SALE By the single piece and
81 prices below the msrket rates. roods Of their
turc consisting q gold gold and silver and psnc
cases. sold pencils silver ivory and tortoise shell holders
toseher With their pstentsa extension and pencil
fsur tfs Of gold and silver with large bsnk places
for uper crptisn peculiarly adapted for presents Conhn
Ing ourselves 10 the c the above articles exclu
lively prepared 10 exhibit the largest most varied
and richest assortment offered In this country.
A.G. BAGLHY CO, lo Broadway, op stairs.
HOLIDAY PREsENrs The sUBscRIBIRs HAVE
received and opening large and varied assortment
Of Psper haohe rosewood end other fancy goods
pgeher with Of Irds rubber and
other variety Of DOLE TOYS game se, which they will eel
HAwEs HiNsbl IN, No iSs Brosdvsy.
Northwest corner Of Cedar ct. MP stairs.
GREAr ExCITEnENT AT 900 BowERY.-THE SUB
VI sorber desireus TO close their fall importation before
the holidays otter the WHOLE 81 their stooh
consisting eurtsis rsteriss lses and muslin curtains
window ctrnoes sne shsdes tate gimps with everything
in The upholstery line 20 per cent lower than any other
AN r. DIVES. vpnol.,.rsr.. 200 Bovsry.
HOLIDAY oIRANDoLEs, PARLos LAMPS Sci
RElLkY ~ Carmins % Bedford st. ofer A. un-
g,psy low prices At ard rets his ssd plen
snd bracket lamp amr shades ehandeef and store lamps
eamphine chemical oil, burning fuid so Remember AZ
Carmine street
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rRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

NEw FORK AND PHrLApEIruIA.-rHw youx
lN ard philsiephis Dirsct-United states Mail Lns.-
fhrersh IN ~ hours, via New Jersey Railroad Pare
irced " - for hrs GLASS; and "a 80 for second cs Leave
A. from 81 Courtlrra street.
JAN and r NJ from foot % liberty street. Leave PHI
fsSsiphs ~ esndp A. ~ ard p ~, frcw feet % Wsinut
D4r>~t
CHAEaE or HOURS ArTER MONDAY, Asst OUro-
~ br-Csmden and Arboy Railroad Line for Philsdsl-
rk. at ~ ~ steamboat John Potter daily Sundays
ssssptsd, frcm pier No. Nexth River. FAre "a
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urEaa5,lI Gogsrnc MAR. T. y Iags, TO-.

UPREME COURT-CHARLEs r. TH URSrON
~ against Oliver Besley-To Oliver Be-yYou here
bysumorsd TO answer the complaint in this action. which
hed in the oos OF the clerk Of the city end county
New York on the 18th day November 1850 and 70
aeoPy o. y.ut ssr 70 we seia eompns on tns $40
within " snty days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day Of such service and fail 70
the said compliant within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff IN n s,tion viii take udrmsns sssinss you for
es. with interest from III. seventh day Of esptentsr
1880 besides seventy cents paid for protest. and the
Of this acton Dated New York, December T. 1850
sHEPHkRD MKLYILLE. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
IA Wall street, New York.
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BALES Nh AUCgaOA.

=
II KEMP. AUCTIoNEER-FURs.s SLEIGH ROBES,
IL. &C. &c, this day Monday, At 10Y ooo.x, sale;
stse and handsome assortment Of fresh manufss.ursd
ash sable London us.rsa iyua sns MARTA
natural Fsnst. silver badger, ne. and tTia%sd in
;slsigR robes great Polar
trimmed mus gloves caps hoods fancy esps Be all
fully waIants represented in the catalogue Cal
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER-HENRYM LEEDS
sssms. CO w eel al n auction on hcpsy and Tssa.y
one Of the extensive stocks Of rosewood
ard mahogany furniture offered auction this
covered with rch silk and will be- od in sSits
and Il Sae sS, eSa esn:
3rueur dc Glsss wardrobes Barsaus Bedstsads &C. 40
sale - the q A'srs Wagner stOney. $50
Broadway one deer from Spring street
A UcTIoN NoTIcE-THos BELL, AUcrloNEER-BY
auction rooms 10 North william street VIII be ssId The sn
h Hail. IN u ssso Of
The slss'e, are in full eSs.y and ess..fa To
street Splendid stock q rich chin. ana sass ware
SALE or TaoRBURN's PIoIUsE cALLERY-7raE
gallery over the seed store Is John street long and favor
y III: Ks% rTds lay n. n =
oss. The uss nc ~ hs Vs
rom The worms Isndsssr Issls s.pss SlS,ss
s. IL &. q q % ss al s
y sss : rs s:
ready Wednesday morning. the lsth and
the gallery till sale There not sub
ject collection what interesting and 1T for the
drawipGroom. sfhse. or library.
OM PAINTINGS AT AgcrIoN-wM W; SHIRLEY
~ Anticipation Tuesday, Dee ~. at ii oeloeh at
Of oil Painting In rich gilt frsmes American and
foreign Also, framed Prints in great variety
Sale positive and worthy the notice Of these wishing parlor
ornament Christmas present They exhibition
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auction sales Of horses carriages harness and sad
81 II o'clock JOHN II. GATFlELD, Proprietor. III. BIZ
LIANT, Auetioneer.
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INSTRUCTION..

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QOOk-kkkPIN0, ARITHMETIC, &C., ARE PRACTf-
oay and thoroughly taught by W. j. Renyille, No z1
breadr1 ksch tudent receives separate insructions,
and ~ the esrefp attention bestowed him rendered
entirely ocn peen 70 discharge tho various duties Of the
eeuhuns-room open day and evening Tefns moderate.
DAn.clNo AND wtIsrzrNe.-c CONVENTION HALL,
- ~ eostsr erect, between Bleecker ana Houston,
~ ana WIS forming classes at the above
All the new qusdrilles, wsitses poik. nc. uugnt
>sys o. tuitior, Mondays asd Thursdsys, Tor lsdns
and ehndrtn for gents, Ladies evening classes irom
~ tll Terms moderate MT MIS- residence o. bedfrd
street.
DRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY, So BOND srREsT.-
searings Glasses for ladies snd ycrng masters
on wednesday and saturday, at 81 oelocki Tuesdy sna
Friday AZ o'clock for gentlemen wednesday and sstur-
say AZ o'clock for Waiting The advsnoed c,ss ter
ladies who attend weeh Saturday, IN Prvate
Instructions at times not occupied soirees ss usual
BROOKLYN RIDING SCHOOL, COLLEGE PLACE,
Brood rear Of Mansion House Hioh strset-horsss
taken 10 board the above esabshnen with the prvi-
efe o. using them In the school during the hours not ap-
prorrsna =, tvtion Terms slT per month ~ b Tnose
boarding their own horses have the use tne ng 70
rer month. ". a. CURTIS, Proprietor.
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CASTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS, NO @ JOHN ST.
- Toys Of every eescriptions also Fsney Boxe so
can be found A. TIE vhssssis .sor. Of w. n FREY BRO
TIER, ~ the lowest market prices.