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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
ID. PAINE g. CO.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
DANES The World!We have the pleasure
the public the sale another Grand Prize Ut
Thousand which sold by g. Is IUtk, Ncndcr al
PANEs Tickets making the handsome sum OF Sixy SIX Thousand
Dollars sold in prizes in little over twelve months Inc we
of PURCELL co; the whole Of san sold Ivy
LUCK, both pAINES Lottery will amount TO more money than
prizes sold by any this CITY within Tie past Tour
years Another Of the repeated evidences that adventures
should buy Lotteries underth PANE& co
prompt attention n addressed
10 d. PAINE Il co,
90 Iiryiui
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COUNTY. 10 witt -. Justice oil the Peacc for sad
certify, that VIII" In executed the ab"'
Power Attorney personally appeared before ana made oa
Stock which vote - proposed 10 be- gwen i %
held by transfer
conve designed cvae the provisions 81 the act "E'tabsh
General regulations incorporation Of Banks passed the @
March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this - day Of -, Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

Ills property the property of - his wari-or OF MS
tcstaro or estate naming the ncaeof bs
fde held bv duly recorded will deed IN trust
f some other person persons naming the persons and iced
Del -r2a Jan.
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To CONTRACTORS.
DVU-E RInGE TUNNEL,
TINRER WANTED,

VJyr Louisa Railroad Company 3O White OAK ss lteI
lon. hs. 10 b. hewed on opposite sides 10 not less
ma l ACE fifth have face OF II inches on both
ip 10 be delivered Isl day Of April where on the lne o.
h A. and Charlottesville Proposals tor lots
81 v unb M, will b. received al Beaver Dam De
pot, until ihc .j.h as. -o>-
Iaa e X MASoN.Sip-
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COPARTNERsIIIP.

COPARTNERSIIIP.
yINIE associated partners under the
style l,bc aul rbcfaac Will Continue ic erccers
business the stand lately occupied by r. ibc
They respectfully OF the patronage oi the
customers T. bel and hope by asuy and strict attention 10
business, liberal share of public patronage
FRANCIS T. ISBELL.
GEORGE TIMBERLAkE
FRANCIS lSBEJI. reurs hi+ thanks for the liberal pa
the
cnnccr, Ian. 2-c
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rmOMAs II. TALIArEIknO

JESPECTFUIIY oilers MS scrtrs asanl ID Inc on IhG yfaI "
Ia his friends public generally General Agent aud '
lcctor lie the hiring Ncgroe>. renting i Houses ami
the collection every description lie viii also sell pm
yateiy Real Estate Property of all Kinds he hopes from "ns
experience and prompt attention business 10 merit and receive "
share of patronage. ,, .
Office on Wall - The the DRUG store Of Mcsss Cay
nor a Wood and opposite Davis Auction Room Dee
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LOTTERIES.

j. w. MAURf g. CO, MANAGERS,
Successors TO j. G. GREGORY d co
OFFICE, NUMBER CITY HOTEL, MAIN STREET, RICH
" MOND, VIRGINIA
Grand Scheme. for January, 1850.
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E.RMER,, HANK OF VIRGINIA.

Stockholders ths Bank VIII he held
al their Bansin. House ne'ay. the dh DAY III anna.
$50 An Assembly passed March 2h lS2 prcscribes that
No officer Bank shall by Proxy fer Socs
holder of Director Officers Bank nor shall any
Proxy valid which shall have 5e executed sixty days before NO
OF any election
December ill., 1910 J. g. BLAIR, CASHIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

FEMALE SCHOOL.
MISS C. WATT having rcsane her health VIII open School
WI girls fathers residence Franklin street, between
loh and streets. MONDAY. the lith January
English Education
lac limited 10 a. and particular attention will he paid the
morals the children entrusted to her care From her former
experience teaching she lcrs herself she VIII receive
the patronage the public Terms made known on application
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08
Firm NJ a po,rlr FIR rofiHg M profg:
So,,. Ar nrS ny 'rIIESI PRESENTS. That

ap,on 10 be- Substitute and Proxy for and IN - name AMI
bent Ia vote al any Director Directors oi tie Bank
Virginia: furthermore 10 represent - at all meetings oi u
Stockholders cial Bank AMI Ia - name ana nea' 10 woe RS
res o regulations be deemed necessary and CONVENIENT i"i
government and management the said Bank, uy might
could. personally present
WIncss - hanl and seal this - day OF -, Isl.
' -. lSEAL ]
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Form of a Porcr for Toting By PROXY:
Nnly ML:N RN rIIESL, PRESENTS. Tlat 60 Of

TO hereby appoint be substitute and proxy ior
anil in and behalf election o Dfcctor"
Directors the Farmers Bank Of Virginia fully as - ms"
could personally present; and. Furthermore, 10 vote t.
s,ernr the cna repeating acnin, such bylaws Onia-
ces or Regulations and convenient for the
government of the SAID Bank
In witness whereof herennto - hand and seal
this - day Of. in the year -
Sealed and delivered IN presence ri -. lsEA'~l
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EDY decree rrndrroI ny ir Ifcnl t0lF 81 VNt
tcrici 9Th l>i9 the oi Bncrs cN'tH-
Tor aa,t Fletcher and others Will. Saturday the m day oi H.
brIar 1870 premises sell public ' highest hl-
der with tile Improvements thereon. yng III NE
formerly known Chcaitans but more e'
cent ne "Scoits."
This desirable properly and offers capitalists fine op
portunly lnr a handsome investment.
The properly will be- Sold subject 10 the dover Mary Cheat
widow deceased, ca tlr
credit of six months wcyo months
ior the remaining third NM l. tltAilfa'l ~ >.
nnr IJ-rInwSw For w " Hancock sheriff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

TURKISH CIGAEiLfAS.
MANUFACTURED hy lscadcr Mnoum Osuu. tUnstanlnOle-
vi These Csaria the purcSt
Turkish Tobacco, called golden LEAVES and used by the sui
III" Dvan State The essential oil beng extracted
these Csara- they all the fragrance OF
the finest Cigars without leaving behind that odo
which attaches other TohaccoIy do affect the head AMI
like the Cigars general aud hence have proved ri the
value those affected with onchis and similar ola
For sale hy HAROLD \ MI RRhI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

PARKER. BAYLY a. SIMMO.
rINRE daily receiving per Express the styles Fancy Goods.
Il They Will open his morning
Maroon. Crimson and Scarlet Caslmeres
HIGH coId'd Muu>ln ,ic LANES
Rich liz Il Silks. co!pcI aud black
White. pink and crimson Satin
AlrXandcrs Kid Gloves
Embroidered Lace Capes
Plain ~ Embroidered Ihibet Shawls
children Dec 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

yxYEBB,s SELF-GENERATING GAS ARGAND
w DURSERSA supply al these beautiful haiglg ana stand
LAMPS just received also, flesh supply OF BURNNG i. or
sale by j. 'oHNn n,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

WILL prosecute the general Commission business here
toiore By my father Mr. David Anderson Jr, al the
office the leading from Main to Cary opposite
Warehouse under the firm DAVID ANDERSONS SON
aud having engaged tie services ui father Us salesman anu p
chaser. Will his undS ieo attention IN aid
the hope liberal cncour
power attorney from me 10 slsn
the rbu Tor benefit alone, as the business = cN
cusivcly mine. MATTHEW ANbERsoN'
nnc =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

ENOR COUGHS. COLDS, &c.-IIasinss' syrup Naphtha
l. Mrs (iarners aa lverwort: Wistars laan ia merry
Cherry Pectn anil other popular cough remedies ~" sac ny
PURCELL. I.ADD & Co. Druggists,
Nam Sir.ri.c litl.
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PUBLIC SALE or SLAVES,

pursuance ri DEGREES al tie County Court ol Louisa. ~
LiIrcomh iouBs AMI Young shall offer
the highest bidder al Louisa Count House, MONDAY. the lisa
January. that beng Court day fair Otherwise. he ad,y
likely Negroes The Will he made .
day sale WIN. A GILLESPIE
D.r cyYN Iutntn sinner
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ANOTIIEK CHANCE.


LII who cheap ani desirable Dry
will please selling the goods low
that they
Figured striped Cashmere % per yard
Plain plaid anil striped AIaca d. do 10
Brncade Llstn do do do.
Mcrino | i yards wide Al j0celispcr yard.
Small figured Cashmere ISL do
Cellars Extra l Saccrins (oton Ia yard, wide Al 6d
Apron Cheek "a cts Bel Tick Calico - line, as
cours Il line white. black and cnorcd Hose ~ yoi
reap goods. the rs them JACOB \. LEVY.
Jan NJ II Market Bridge. M - opposite IN! ii"c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

NEt.ROES
~ De soll ny y. THIS MORNING, \, half past O'Clock.
likely Nero Girls IL 10 Il years Old three s an w No.
Mrn. n mi
Jan. ''i''''' -'"-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

eDY 81 Trust. executed by FKEpERcS
Ab WoDsoN, the 0h ay Of August l>> aud recorded Ia M
u Hanover. The PURPOSES
sell, FRIDAY, the IN, day {" January
the suitable day thereafter upon the premises a
public cash. properly III tile said deed 10 WI
huArc, land lying The county o Hanover,
ami being The which the sad A No"son now
sides and title the Neenc held ~ pos
by Mary wouson her HE Iis properly Is
represented ar being very valuable
The TILE is believed be good; but acting Trustee shall only
convey such title is vested in me by the deed
Dec I2-cwl,ls GHaSTAIN WHITE. Trustee.
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H County, 70 TN -. .,-;f.
l. Justice of the Peace for saa county do hereby cers
,it cArcu.rd The Power oi Attorney
a,ear AMI NAL. oath thar tie sock % wh'h
proposed given fic aGd 'hit ,1s SfiT -
no, held transfer conye or des9"o " " !" s"i'
the provisions esablism. general e-us"os "f We "
CORPORATION 0: Banks, passed the ...d March l>5'
Given under hand this - day OF - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

TeLOCK TIN WARE.-We in receipt Of another lot OF
u Greqes; and Ycnson Dishes pam ana mIra
for al. nv 80 SMITH d HARDWOOD.
NJ No Street.
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GENUINE COD LIVER OIL.-Rush,on Clark d Co s
N genuine Medicinal Cod Liver OIL square bottles another sup
py lust received This the best and most reliable article OF Cod
Liver oil the public 1T received by direct from The
al short intervals, that all
times rely upon having it fresh and genuine
is devoid of TASTE and does not Offend the stomach
AZ oil Of inferior quality will invariably do
PURCELL. LADD & co, Druggists.
Main Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

yUSIIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
or double and single barrel Shot Guns Rifles and Pistols Powder
P,sks Shot and Bags superior Powder and Percussion Caps
Also Rifle and Shot Barrels Locks and other mate.
rails for wholesale RETAIL the lowest prices for
cash
Sox 81 s SUTHERLAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-08

j. AMELl ACADEMY.
FEW which viii ,is January
ISL may be Tiled by timely application, the of ga
month"; rom the time TIL August ist payable
piee! iouofc Post Office. Amelia, WIN. II. HARRISON.
Nrenhn competent instruct III the Latin Greek
English Languages and Mathematics and who has had expert
ebuve. III, II ,.,.,;s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-02
CITY TRADE axEPOH +.

FRIDAv, March 1-6P NJ
The cotton market remained unchanged, while sales
made to moderate extent compared to previous
transactions Further and later accounts we're sx-
pected with interest," from the Southern cotton
ports as to the extent Of the receipts compared with
feeling The flour market unchanged, while there
continued to be fair inquiry by the Eastern and local
trade There limited business doing In Canadian
for the British Provinces. fair business doing in
Southern, but prices we're easier Corn was some less
plenty but prices remained about the same while sales
were pretty freely made. Pork oon.iousd inac-
tive and prices nominslly the same. There Was no
change in other articles Of provisions worthy Of note.
There were several lots OF coffee offered at auction TO-
prices not proving satisfactory There was fair bust
meas doing in sugars, ut about previous rates
AsHrs-There has been steady demand, With sales
Of rs bbls. pots at 80 81, and pearls at So
ByEswAx The market Was steady, With fair In
quiry and ssles of 500 lbs yellow, at "a 25c cash.
BREADsrufFs.-F ioir-TrAneactions, this day, have
amounted TO 3sc0 bbls at 81 81 - 60 for fue with
common 60 straight State At 81 81 S. avorte State
At SIS 25 SIS 3716 and pure Gsnssee at IS 80 IS oss
Fapces and extras in fair request, aud nrni.
ssss Of 9co bbls at IS So 49, for mixed to straight
brands Baltimore, Alexandria and Georgetown. Rye
Flour ,sGde easier with sales Of 500 bills 1t So
o1h ~ 20 for fine, and So foe suPernns Corn M,ai
vas dull At 81 81 for Jersey WheH-rhe market was
very hIm with fair demand, but prices we're FAR
above the views q buyers, that sales
Rye was quiet at 6io. Barley and wanted,
1T ts zoe. Oats have been duh and heavy, with
small sales for the California market. We quote
Northern at AZ 44c, Jersey at 81 &c. aud souihern
at 80 32c Corn The market rather thiuly sup
piled, and was better for yellow while white was ia
good supply and easier. The sales reached 1900
bushels at SO 5sc for mixed Southern; so $40 for
southern yellow, and 81 SOC, for white Jersey aud
CorroNThere ia no decided change to notice 10 tho
market for this staple buoysnt feeling prevails aud
the quantity offering IL limited Sales Of
LEO bales have been effected to day. at quotations.
which We continue
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Rror os rvs cAsaL, ss.s Urea, n Y.-rouR Psssozs
Knlso On sunday evening Gath uit.. the rioters
sssn turned out. about four hundred strong aud re
nevtd their attack upon the shsntees they assaed
Thuredsy evening last, again driving cut the
sns childrsn-vho took refuge IN the farmhouses In
the Misunderstanding the men and committing other
violent sets One Of MIR. Tobsy's workm.n was shot
and very badly wounded while pesceably passing along
the red Between IA aud IL O'Clock last night, 10th
met the sane party made another rio,ous d-monstrs
uon OF similar charsctsr, but " anything vio-
lent Information vss ~ ouos segt 20 the sheriff at
Hefkimer. and another large poese Of armed ctisens
under the direction q Deputies fote Of Frank
aud schemerhorp. Of Aohs ok, vas Immediately dis.
Tached 10 the scene q the riot They succeeded in
prsssrving quiet during the night aud this IN
preceded TO make arrests. W. are Informed that
toms ~ the rioters disposed rest while Others
sttsmp'ss to run away We have not . very clear or
ssfsciory scceunt u the precise state Of thin
this Junctufe but ~ appears sheras Folfe aud sehs
ntfhorn felt justified In resortipg 90 the last st@rns
tive, End art II the pose were permitted n are
four 81 the rioters we're shot Ona receive ball 10
the neck 10 dangerous vound) smother was shot
through the leg ~itb ball smother through the hand.
snd the fourth received charge of shot In his back
The pcsse subdn.d ell resistance and made about enc
bun dred murs prisoners whom they have marched
down 10 The jail Of heftimsr Thirty eight had been
tsksn there before and the number 81 prisoners
90 large that part u them have bad TO be placed In
The curt House for security = Uhes ". y. 0errrr
F.b 20.
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JEwKI.RY.

xUArcHrs, JEwELRY, AND sTLvEawARn-rHos1
w wish 20 purchase watesss and Jsvdry win snt -
greatly 70 their Advantage 70 eau en- the sshbe Who 70
Iescbss direct fror the knsIesd France
40 Switzerland which he 10 selling ~ vhciessls end stai
~ che very lowest prices. .
CeoDsr. Tobias, Bssssy and others
Gon ana silver detached lever asi ispips Watches
elS ara fob and vest Chains. Pure geld wedding kkaes
(yhaxiaA . Chains, for Ladies'.
0ojd Q,Ard Keys fob Keys and Seals
Geld snl silver Pencils and gold Pens.
isSies aesiss roid Loeksts cold snd silver rhimbiss
Charms watch chains. Geld and silver spsstacles
essriips sil,sr Spoons, Cups. FORTS se.
cold Vstehss ss low a. 81 TO so eseh-
- hssp reo1 tin, money returned.
wssshss c.osx sss ..,., ".
30 o' He4EN, Importer Of Watches 80 yevslry,
9Soisssls snd Retail 81 Wan ~ ~ stairs.
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The Difficulty between mcssrs. Davis and
Bissel1.

Vhe Dimcmey between messrss Davis and
Bissell.
The Washington Union Of the 2sth ult, contains the
following correspondence between Messrs. Davis and
Bissrii IN the settlement Of the sIfculty between
them -
wAsHrssroS, Feb. q. 1850.
GENTLEMEN I'm order 60 remove any erroneous i'm
pressions which may have been made on the public
mind by the surmises Of letter writer's In relation to
correspondence which has passed between Col Davis
10 puhish the following correspondence, which will
chow that the matter has been most honoraby adjust
ed to the qualification and entire satisfaction OF their
mutual frepds. JAS. SHIELDS,
s. w. INGE.
WILMINGTON, d. c., Feb 81 1850
ss - am informed that in yesterdays debate you
tippi regiment, the field Of Dueps Vista TO have
pssed through the scattered files Of the I'd Indiana
einept and to have met the Mexican forces who had
routed and were pursuing that regiment the Nissisp
pi regiment was not within one mile and half Of that
particular spot.
Not having been able to End q reportr Of your re-
marks, and being the proper person TO answer any
charge which responsible man may make against the
M..issippi tssiment referred TO- take this mode Of
Hon. Mr. Bl..rLl. ~ JEFF DavIs.
wssHisoros, Feb "a, 1850.
sn;In your note Of this date, you inquire whether
asserted In yesterday debate, that the time It
claimed for the Mississippi regiment, the nel
., busps VISA 70 nave pAssea througn the scattered
Mexican forces, ~bo bad routed and we're pursuiu <
that regiment. the Mississippi regiment not within
enc mile and . half Of that particular spotl"
The bet answer can give to your inquiry IL 20 state
whsf did ssy, which WAS this:-Thst ct the time
the I'd Indiana regiment gave way the Mississipp i
regiment net within mile and half Of thu scene
Of action" This substantially. vas all ssid In re-
ference to the mississippi regiment also ssii that
the % Kentucky, the "a Illinois, and portion Of the
Let Illinois regiments. the troops that o. that
time met and repuised the advancing columns Of tue
enemy. In my remarks, referred TO what occurred
at" ttat particular spotn 81 that point Of time
Having answered Jour inquiry deem IL due In Jus
tcs allie TO myself and the Nississippi regiment TO
ssy that made no charge against that regiment but
willing 20 award them the credit due TO their gal.
liant and distirguished services in that battle ny only
object "a DO justcs TO the character Of others
living aud dead, whose conduct fell uadsr my own
obserystion on that occasion-a duty i'm posed UPON
me BY remarks previously made In the course Of the
came debate.
Very respectfully yours, 40.
Hon Jrrr. DAVIS. W. n. BIssELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-02

Rkcc0utci Cssvsssr.-Wes are panied 20 learn, says
the Point Coppee, tLa) Mo 81 the 18th ult, that
cIs,asr occurred IN the Esccourci Levee, dis
lance above Fishers store the sth inst Great but
ursvsnrg enorts Rave been made stop g. hut With.
out elect. 10 N about one hundred and fifty yards
side -four feet deep. and mandates part Of the
,sss and cf the surrounding country II is supposed
bs,e been csused BY malicious person cutting
the lstes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-02
Board or Supervisors.


MARCH l. Conference Of The Judges The Commits
soner Of Jurors Upon the motion OF the Mayor Judge
Duer took the chair Mr. Bstemsn was called upon to
act a. Clerk
The Judges present Dusr, Mason, Paine and Camp
bell; OF the superior Court.
The roll was then called and the Chairman ANNOUNCE
ed mat appeared that fifteen members Of the Board
OF supervisor and four Judges Of the Superior Court
answered 20 their names Two other members OF the
Board arrived shortly afterwards.
Ald. FRANKLIN then moved that in copseo ueuco of
theCourt OF Common Pleas being re pressutsd at
the present meeting, the body adjourn and that
especial notice be sent to the Judges of the Common
Pleas to meet this body here at the same hour next
evening
The Supervisor of the Thirteenth ward sugya.t,a
that they should adjourn to next week a. he undos.
stood some Of the Judges were out Of town.
The Superior II the Twelfth ward, would move a.
an amendment that when this body adjourn II should
adjourn TO the first Wednesday In May next in ordr
that the Legislature should be called to look into
this act under which they now req to decide
create and be wished that other power would
nterpose and decide upon the nature OF the business
they were aeked to perform
The amendment put aud lost, by Is TOT
The Supervisor OF tire Eleventh hoped that some
gentleman would boldly and family inform them vhv
they called upon to act this question. No
charge had been made agsinst the present
and it had been admitted by the public the pub
lie press that he had performed his duty faithfully
He would propose that they meet again on Thursday
next.
The votes were then taken when there appeared ss .
ven for. and fifteen against, the amendment.
The MAYOR proposed that this body adjourn to Mon
day next ct half past o'clock. which was carried by
the same vote. The meeting accordingly adjourned
to Monday next, at 81 o'clock.
CoNsuLs.-The President has recognized Jules LON
har .onlAw 81 fha fnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-02

ITO BALL conhirrxEs.-TuE NEW ASSEMBLY
II Rooms, In Chambers street, next door TO Burtons
Theatre ready for and
to the notice Of committees particularly adapted for first
class bes ana recherche bals Thirty cotlons
s danced the feor while the extensive promenade gall
leies original feature spacious supper
under the popular direction Of Mr. Herbert well furnished
reception ladies' and sentemen dressing hat
cloak refreshment saloons
niently attached the same floor Apply TO NJ. PEA
COCK on the premises frsm 10 TO o'clock daily Terms
nadarAta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-02
FIN E ARTS.

DIcrURzs or HIGH class, IRON DISTINGUISHES
Cehseu Ssnnoisseurs snd collectors viii appreeiat 70
the odersd for stion private
epdng beautiful pss % vsndsrvsas Berghem Paul
Potter. nieris se ke Aso celiectior Of modern
tures BY Gritssn Jun IRON shs.chss made p France,
aesdsmy, in London se he, rsnoved freu 2ss 70 "a
Broadvsy. spgosits the New Torf Motel N. The pso-
Is jussmsst gentlemen purchasing asn which NAY
prevent copies Ank srnrcs pistarss e htas value bsns
In d hen Zee -.