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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

On Tuesday morning last, Mr.. Tall
madge, the U. S. Marshal, received intelli-
gence that the steamer Cleopatra had been
chartered by certain persons and secretly
htted out with arms and ammunition, for
the purpose Of being employed in an expe-
dition against the island Of Cuba. He i'm
mediately dispatched amessengcrto Wash
lngton for instructions, and Cabinet meet
ing was held, the result of which was that
the marshal was directed to proceed forth
with to use all means in his power to pre-
vent the sailing Of the expedition. in con-
tormity with the Sth section of the neutrali-
ty law. Mr.. Tallmadge accordingly APP
Piled to the commanding officer at the navy
yard for an auxiliary force, but it was re-
fused on the ground that no special instruc-
tons to that effect had been received. The
chief of police, however, volunteered the
and OF twenty men Of bis force, and with
these the marshal fastened last evening to
the performance ofhis duty. Information
having been received in the meantime that
the Cleopatra had gone down the bay and
anchored there, with view to takeon board
several hundred men, Mr.. Tallmadge
promptly characterized the steamer Jacob
Bell, and taking tie U. S. revenue cutter
Morris IN tow, started in pursuit.
The cutter was stationed outside Sandy
Hook Light, and the Jacob Bell cruised
about the bay in search of the steamer of
the expeditlonists. Nothing could be seen
OF her, however, and the marshal returned
to the city about two o'clock this morning,
when the Cleopatra was found lying at the
dock, foot Of North Moore street. She
was Immediately taken possession of, and
now remains in the custody Of the marshal.
Many persons have been disposed to doubt
the existence of any design to renew the
piratical invasion of Cuba, the territory of
a friendly power. 1t was thought that the
ridiculous failure Of the first attempt would
have convinced the marauders of their fol-
~, but our misgivings have been unhap-
pllyrcalised. There is no longer any room
for doubt We might give the names of
the parties implicated as leaders,, but for
obvious reasons they are withheld for the
present.-N Y. Com. Adc., 24M inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

ROBERT N. LEE, Fashionable
~ Tailor, West side Market Street, DOORS
BELOW THE rosT OFFICE, Lyuolba,g, Va-Begs
leave 10 inform the public that he is prepared to
fulfil all orders in his line Of business, in the neat
est and most fashionable stylc Particular atten-
non VIII also be given to cutting Of garments when
they are to be made up elsewhere.
~ All work warranted.
~ Fashions regularly received.
m11-1m ROBERT ~ LEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
op i7-smif GEORGE b. THURMAN.

G CABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE,
80 Lyaclbnrg, Po.--Thc subscriber has this day
| taken charge Of the well known md popualar 1n-
ern, the "CdBELL HOUSE." recently occupied
by Mr.. John Reveley, where he can ut oil times BIO
found ready 10 accommodate those who may favour
him with a call.
The House Is undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises that pains riH be spayed his
part to render his guests comfortable. His Houss
will be provided with the best the country affords,
and having the best Of Stables, he promises TINT
every Intention shall be given to TINT department.
ne takes this method Of stating TO the pubic that
biz own personal attention, aided by Mr.. Hilton D.
Walker, shall at MI times be paid to every depart,
mcnt Of the establishment.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
ExTRA FINE CHEWING TO

boxes T. j. Nssh's Extra pound humps.
do Langhorne g. Armis,ead's gold leaf do
for sale by Ina on GEO BAGBY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

DENlIENTlARY PLAIDS--35 ps.
Il ut the above goods for servants. for sale cheap.
mar lI-tsi. DON I. c PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

NEGROES WANTED.-we WIS.,, y
I hire thirty No. Negro Men, to work on the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, four miles from
Lynrhburg, for whom will pay SIS per month
Apply to Jno. w. Morris, Lynchhurr.
ma 1-4W OIMM0CR <, RI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

REPORTED FOR THE 'vIRGiYIAN' BY
d. b. PAYNE g. BRO, BOOKSELLERS,
1ian 81, LynchJurg, Va.
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New COMING i, .Iov,,, od nearly exhaus.c s
quantity to come in frcr, ~ Sa...h .aaio' w
ed as very ACKNOWLEDGEMENT . y rsP"fe
animated In mari '' '''' past week les
FLouR.-Salcs aaz,At s.. se
,ccumpln,;rc E.r,;,. en- ouPc'h"e'' stock'
quality. Us - f''"'''y ana
MEAL.-65 to 20.
GRAiS.-Corn 10 to 55 cts; Oats a5a37A cent.
GuASo.-Best Peruvian SIS per ton.
PLAsrEK.-Lump, So; Ground 90.
SUcARs.-New Orleans 75a9 cts; Porto Rico !,
10 cts. Clarified l2i cts. Loaf III to Ia4 set
CLOVER SEED.-siia$5 from wagons.
WHIskx.-Mountain 81 dull-Langhornc &
Hunts 80 cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01

"A hundred years ago, stupid German
monarch reigncd over these United States
then colonies Of Great Britain--and on
the wholc earth, with the exception of
Switzerland, there was not single repub-
lie of any pretensions. A hundred years
ago the French lilies floated over Quebec.
Pittsburgh and New Orleans. A hundred
years ago the old French monarchy cxis-
tcd-the Bastilc reared its accurscd tow
ers--Loais XIV dallicd with infamous wan
tons, squandered his subjects money, and
blasphemcd in his own person the name of
man. Fifty years ago the name of Napo-
leon was still comparatively unknown
Fifty years ago cotton mills had, as it were
Just been invented, and railroads locomo-
tivcs, and magnetic telcgraphs were prac-
tcally unknown, Fifty years ago there
were scarcely five millions Of people in the
United States. and Ohio was almost as
much of awildcrness as Oregon is now
FMty years ago Washingtonhad just died
Jefferson was still living, and Clay, Web,
stcr, and Calhoun were flames as yet I'M
known to fame.-PhI. Ledger.
ALABAMA PoLIrIcs.-Parties in Alaba-
ma are rapidly resolving themselves into
Union and Secession organizations. A por-
ton Of the latter are clinging to the ricket-
ty platform laid down by the Montgomery
Convention, composed of a faction of the
xltraists; while the other wing ofthe party,
who style themselves resistance men
which according to their exposition of their
views means resistance, acquiescencc men
oppose the Montgomery platform. For
while they very chivalrously proclaim
themselves for resistance, they are disposed
to acquiesce in the Compromise At the
head of this latter anomalous faction stands,
as its organ, the mobile Register" In
opposition to both of these sympathising
factions. the Union and Conservative men
Of the State, composed of the intelligent
and rejecting men of both the old Wing
and Democratic parties, are now rapidly
organizing, and ere long the two parties
will bcmarsliallcd and in the fcld-R. Reg
lister
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-01
ESGISEER's OFFICE, !
Petersburg, April "a. 1851.
HNO CONTRACTORS.

ENGISEER's OFFICE, !
Petersburg, April "a, 1851
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il will be received until the 10th of Nav next.
foilaying 40 miles Of the Track of the South Side
Rail Road.
The Rail Road Company will furnish all materi-
ais.
Plans and Specifications will be exhibited for
several days previous to the letting
Personal security to the amount Of about 30 per
cent. the contract the will be requir-
ed, and each proposal must be accompanied with
letter from responsible person. stating that he
viii become the security. c. o. SANDFORD,
ma I-t20M Chief Engineer.
|nK. FONTAINE CARRINGTON
- tenders his Professional Services to the citi-
zcns of Lynchburg and its neighborhood
~ Office lately occupied by DIR. Stevens, rear
Of Mr.. T. D. jennings store. Ina 1-4t]
ICE! ICE!I E!!!--FRoM THE
Il Crystal Waters of Gamblers Mountain. Those
in want can be supplied at Exchange Corner.
ma l-w3w J. G. SWINNEY.
A PPLE BRANDY-2O bbls. prime vir-
IN ginia Apple Brandy, just received and for sale
BY ma Its MCDANIEL & LEE.
DOWDER AND FUSE-2.oOO kegs
Il Blnsting and Sporting Powder-50, 900 feet
Safety Fuse; Just received and for sale on very ia
vourabe terms by
ma Its MCDANIEL & LEE
VIRGINIA :-.At c ourt held for the coun-
ty of Floyd, at the Court House thereof ON
the 18th day of April, 1851.
Amos Cox and William III. Cook PITTS.
against
William b. otey alias W lliam d. Franklin
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4 TTENTION! GENTLEMEN.--..

- Your presence Is respectfully ssEcised Nc
COLHOUN & HOLT'S, 10 examine sapssb stock
OF French and Germln .lo,hs, oil colours; cn.si-
nnrres, docskins, lp.en drills; silk, satin md Mar
settles vesings; an ciegnnt selection of party ves-
&c. ~ 7;f,s : y -
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a2,3lS,S79 80

S15.2l9,5Si 80
1909, 295 90
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which has been disburscd as follows:
To ordinary expenses.
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BEN Civilizations.

Holiday Gifts.
A NNUALS, POLITICAL WORKS,
IA FANCY ARTICLES. &C sc,
HOME BOOK OF BEAUTY.
HOME BOOK OF PICTURESQUE.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY.
THE KEEPSAKE.
RURAL HOURS
THE PROVERBLIsT AND THE POETS.
FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA.
FEMALE PROSE WRITERS OF AMERICA.
GEM OF THE SEASON.
THE WILD FLOWER.
THE MEMORIAL, CHRISTMAS TRIBUTE, ROSE
OF SHARON, together with mary others too Numerous
to mention.
THE PoETIcL WORKS Of Byron, Shasspere, Moore
Campbell Heman, Topper, Willis, Keais, and all other
authors in beautiful Gift editions. Fancy articles for
Holiday Presents Card Cases Work Boxes Ladies Com
panlons, Writing Desks, Fancy lnkstands Fans Fancy
Boxes Needle Books Port Fohos, Porte Monaoes Pape-
tries Gold Pens and Pencil Cases, Alabaster and Ivory
Work Table Articles, &C, &c.
CHILDRENS ARTICLES.
Parlor Balls Pain, Boxes, Gaces Toys Penknises Doe-
noes Magic Lanterns and Juvenile Works Of all kinds
GAMES-The Trades, or knowledge is Power, The Pea
cock at Home Game Of the Golden Egg, Dr. Fus5y, Tyo
Puzzies The Busy Bee and the Butterfly, Builders Block
Dssected Maps, Spelling in Play, The Alphabet Bole
New Biographical Game, Capital Fun, Yankee Trader
SOLITAIRE Mahomet and Saladin, American Revolution
Race Of Improvement, Magic Ring. Game OF the Mutp
cation Table Queen Of Beauty, Historical Amusement
Odd Figures, Happy Hits Of Useful knowledge, Ton
Thumb, Loves and Likes. &c Just published, UNCLE
THOMAS GAME FOR THE YOUNG PATRIOTS or
AMERICA. or The American Chronological Cards,
highly instructive and interesting game well worthy the
attention Of parents and admirably suited for the wants
and capacities Of the young people; SNIP. SNAP
sNORAM-a very amusing and mirth- provoking game
sure TO promote good humor and merrment. Everything
excellent i'll quality and cheap in price
BUNCE & BROTHER,
Booksellers, StationeTs. ana Publishers
Ne 1874 Nassau ST., one door below Beekman-s; and
df9 3ts, directly opposite Clinton Hall
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SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF

~ AERIAL NAVIGATION.--A Gentleman who
has discovered the principle OF Aerial Navigation invites
those to write TO HIM who might wish 20 associate she
selves with hun TO put practice nus dscoye Letters.
requesting interview must be directed TO Nj y. f.. az
the office of this paper IL desirable that the persons
who present themselves should understand Mathematics,
and convinced OF the solution of the problem
Will be Necessary that they furnish the capital requisite %
secure patents here well as IN France and England
also the expenses of the first OF course II
Indispensable that one who may apply should ne
furnished with uDquestOnabe references as TO osf
every ante without which they could no; be eaused
with the secret of the invention d29 So
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SiIty-egbt EBgravingsi
IL Frs NEW MON 7 H l. Y

HARPEk'J NEW MONTH L Y
4 d MAGAZINE
COMMITS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER.
FAIRLY AND PRIVATE LIFE or BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
NAPoLEoN BoNAPARTE-The Expedition 20 Egypt BY
John s. C. Abbott With Seven illustrations from Original
Designs ~ Dcper.
THk GERMAN ENIeRAxTs;, By John DOsgett, Jr.
NAURIcs TIERSAY, THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE By
CHARLES Lever, Author of Charles o Malley," Sc
AnALIE De BoUEBLANc, TIE LOST CmLD-A Tale Of
Facts.
TIE GAME OF CHEss-A Scene in the Court Of Philip
How MEN TIE WORLD.
THE tRCTHERs.
STITCH or TIF LIFE CT NJ THEIRS
LIFE AND DEATH. By Rev. Charles Kingsley Author Of
A BLACK EAGLE IN BAD WAY
KNIGHTS OF THE CRoss-st Georges Gross. By Caro-
AxEcDoTEs or WILD BEAsTs-LeOpards and Jaguars.
To BE READ AT DUSK. BY Charles Dickens
My NOVEL; or VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE. BY Sir
THE OFERA by Thowas Carlyle.
HIGH LIFE IN TIE OLDEE TINE.
MONTHLY RECORD or CURRENT EVENTs-An Abstract
ana Chronicle of Political Social Literary, Artistic aud
Personal Af.irs at Home and Abroad.
EDITOR TABLE-TTlE YEAR The Almanac Ages re-
Quucd 10 gather its ElemensFrst Observations OF the
Year Etynoosca Significance, of the Word st 81
Year known Sv the stars JEWISH Year Egyptian
yeu Greek Year Roman Year Julian Period
The Almanac an important aid TO Cyilzation-Tmeless
Ctao of the Savage Mind THE PULPIT AMI. THE
Pass -Clsrgy should be the First Men Of the Age
False Influences which give the Press advantage over
the Pulpit Imagined Emotions Of Cicero and Aristotle
in a M dean heading Room and modern Church
EDITORS EASY CHAIR. -kossuth and our Enthuslasm
! fu him. On Lola Non'es-D1mas and the French Cen
sorship-S ignOr Brasch.-Female Steckbrokers-The
! C0nsoled Dlsconsoletes.-An Italian Romance.
! EriToR's DRAwER.-A Tent for Serm0n-The En-
iombed Racer.-Cause ard Efect.-Vagdies of the In
sane Munchausenism Love and Mammoa.-P roies-
sioI al Enhusiasm." Mind your P's and Q's"-Sympa-
thy thrown Winter Duties Experiments in Flying.
| -" Affair of Honor almost.
LITERARY NoTICEs-The Books OF the Month, Original
and Repnnted-Literary Intelligence, at Home and
Abroad. - -,
| MR. PoTT's NEw-YEAR ADVENTURES. With Illus
| traitors.
LEAF FROM PUSCH-Arrant Extorton Mr.. Booby
delivering his Lecture and the New Costume for
Males.-A BloomeT" IN Leap Year Strong minded
Plot mer after Marriage With -Four Illustrations.
FASHIONS FOR WINTER. With Three Illustrations.
e3i ItD&W
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NvARsHs COURSE OF BOOK.

NsARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK
lVH KEEPISG-27t %, b0snd-prioe 81 t5.--Thls the
latest and most beautiful work Published the ar
contains eoIuete ssl OF Account Books, Acco1ns Cur
rent, Account Sales &C al printed c0i0rs, trad and
black y with examples Of mercantile calculG
the whole fully elncdztea 10 100 pages Of ianlEsr
instructions applied directly the transactions and en-
and viii De found the complete and Instra
WORK Bubished on Book Keeping For sale AZ the
au hors Counting Rooms for TIE study and Practice ~
Boob. Keeping, No 30l Broadway THIS work 10 pub
hshed in the style in the Spanish Ian guage Price
81 50. Circulars with terms. he, Of M Marsh CouIss
OF Instruction. obtained a. shove. Nc lm'
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FIR the Golioans.

Holiday Presents.
DALL, BLACK q co, Successors to
~ Maryland 4 Co.. No 2t7 broadway. south corner n
Nurray-st inform their friends and the public that their
assortment Of
DIAMOND aud oiher RICH JEwELRY,
silver and Plated Ware.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
PARIAN WARE and
FANCY ARTICLES.
WIS never MORE CONFLICTS THAN AT THE PRESENT riNs.
and those in want Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS arc iavitsd
to an nsecion ofther stock, confidently believing that
is not surpassed in VARIETY and STYLE BY aay IN the
United States.
BY almost every steamer from Europe shey receipt
Of NEW STYLES Of goods MADE 70 ORDER. OF sk-
LECTED By Of the FIRM who is accustomed 10 devote
two thirds of eacl. year WAITING the yanoss ANU
FACTORIES Of ENGLAND. FRANCE. SWirZER-
LAND, GERMAEY, ITALY, sc, NC. the remaining
ef period Of the year being passed in the Stare, ea-
sbles him, from PERSONAL. OBSERVATION, 70 OBJ
knowledge Of ths taste and wants Of their Gus
toners and the pubc which could Aot he obtained m any
other way.
D.. D. & co, IN ADDITION
70 their former large store have the past year ADDED
THE WHOLE SECOND STORY aa SALES ROOM,
where among the many BEAUTIFUL and ARTISTIC
GOODS offered for sale they will take pleasure in saow
ing the beautiful GOLD TEA SERVICE. made by them
for 4. X COLLINS. Esq and which secured such HIGH
COMBINATIONS at the WORLDS FAIR and also
the beautiful SILVER VASE, belonging to COMMO-
DoRE STEVENS, won By the YACHT AMERICA, IN
the great csnies! the past summer.
r.. h. co. ALSO CALL
especial attention tho fact that they have the past
SON. much ENLARGED their MANUFACTURES,
which will enable them to manufacture, under hor own
immediate supervision. any article Of
SILVER WARE OR JEwELRY,
however elaborate in design difficult IN execution. Ia
manner that shall be satisfactory in STYLE and PhICE
20 these who favor them with their orders.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FURFfsHED
al any time, WITHOUT CHARGE, aud an inspection Of
their stock the least gson purchase.
BY reeeut arrival Of The steamer Humboldt. b. b. Co.
have received an invoice Of superior WATCHES, made
pYessly for them in Gsnsya; among which are HUNTING
WATCHES, with heavy Gold Cases.
Souvenir Watches WIKI beautiful enanslsd ssses, noh-
/, AZ, with Diamonds aud Pearls An CANT present for
tho approaching season.
Also few very superior Watches, that requirs TO DO
wound up but IN eight days having index giving
the DAY u she week and month.
B. Co wosld all the attic ntiOn Of the public par-
ticuIarly 10 these Watches. as they entirely ne"
srnele and ued Tor them th the greatest care.
az regards ACCURACY sc and warranted to be first rate
tims-keepers. 40
No. a47 Broadway, aga Of the Golden EAGLE.
HENRY BALL, WDL BLACK, EBENZR MONROE.
$40 etMW&ss
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Z NICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE

Z NICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE
4 = CONTENTS OF JANUARY NUMBER
The Nayseenr. BY the Author Of Ia bot and fern "
PAIRING st2nzss BY y. II johnson. ESQ
The Nofthern Lishs. By Ludwig Won MHddlebrat Z.
Woman and Fame q Srcry Of Innis6ed.
Ines Our Paths DIVIDE
Stanzas-Lo1flT Hours.
Char lote May b. TiaEcis COVcutt.
Jnus e Alter By New Contributor.
Al Epliciaiy Dsy Dream
Sche0lasms No S. BY Paul Sogyolk.
sianZas-Ihe Lake of schroOn.
Angel Eve or tie Celestial Messenger.
Inc Fudge Papes. By the Author Ct Reverts Of
Bachelor
Scotia. Lard Of Lase and Mountain
Sketch Book OF Ne. Menter Karl By Chas G Leland,
Esq.
FAIRY Land. b. vm. Belcher Glazier. Esq
Ann Ert Wife Of the Apostle OF the Indians. by Mrs
l. sigOuney.
Sranzas-'A bout the SeI
A Sequel to s, Lsger. By Richard B. K.mban.
The Angel IN a MaideR's Eyes
LITERARY NoTIcEs-Dreaul Life Fable of the Sea-
sons
sohoolcrafl's Memoirs Of Western Indian Tribes
Tayors Indications Of the Creator o, the Final Cane
The Golden Legend By II W LoRgfeow
The Land At Boudage. By Rev. J. NJ Wainwr ght.
EDITORS TABLE-Socleties for Ameloraiing the Con-
dlton Il The Hck
Carlyl on Coleridge: a Conversational Bore
"reminiscences Of the la'e James Montgomery.
Gossip with Readers and Correspondents. A Laugh
able incident at Funeral a Spiritual Rappns by the
Editor 81 the Bunkum Flagstaff 2. Modern Tom and
Jerrv Ism IN London The Midnight Watch g. A Po-
etcsl Counterpart TO Reverend Lancelot Langley Ling
&c &c.
Pnce reduced to So year: single numbers. y cents
Fer sale by all perio dealers and booksellers and by
dsi gus. SAMUEL HUEsToN
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Eosi

MARTEN MUFF.-Left, in a store, in
I'VE the early part OF the present month, aMARrEN
hUFF, ca ntalnng Book suitable ward Will be PAID
for he Muh. Tor information concerning H. lsti ~ 3.
rRANCIS'S Bookstore. No. 232 Broadway. d3i H.
GEOn RENARD-Los on the 2ith
" EOO INST. Eight Hundred and Nnsty-Four Dob
lars Bills Of the OFucers Sank between Seventh Ward
Bank, Fulton s., aad College place The Under viii re-
The above reward by LEAVING Il ~ II. 4 SAN
FOKDS No. l. Q MAIDEN Lane d50 As
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r. C. KEMP. AuctoResr
DlANO-fORTES All AUCTION.--

n Il. C. KEMP viii Sell At Auction THIS DAY
!wednesday al lol o'clock. Al No s. Nsssaa-s'. nesr
FulioISN elegant R,sswo IL Piano Fortes. Of saHsfpr
tone and finish all which iuly warranted aad
particularly worthy Of III. attention 81 BUYERS. VIZ
elegantly carved hotewcci octave plan-Fo e. pase
lniaid with Peari. valued u $50 super1r SswoOd
Piano Forte q eaceedr g;y GRe tone. valued Is
$500 beautiful serrtnnetront do avury fine astrS-
ment. csst SAGE; bsrdsone Rosewood PfSnc Fortes,
g. and octaves. Of excellent tone superior Cottaes
Piano h,auif INST gneat, octave. II toe tone
all (which wi positively be sold without by
advances, tSi ~
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D s. HoUGH, Aact Oneer.
m -IrTrIT l. L W en- \ l. SDAV DE

D ;. IQlGH, huc[ Oneer.
EURNITURE.---W EDNESDA Dec.
Il 81. A. I6{ A. N. al the Wgersous Of = 6ECh-
WITH No 5s2 Hzds u tue entire stock q ne 80,
coli,tng Of sIeegent cussoa made Household
sueh zs Ssias Bureaus. IsFbietoD W@shstan1s, nj
ans Rockers, Pari0r CGays. NoIk laoies' T.
steacs N>ple Ckalrs Centre, Gard and D.nAs 49,,
ke ke Also E,od assortment Of Ingram and bfnsses
Garnet OH Cloths &c credit "a fo1 monsns ~ . -
gwen al purchasers Of 500 or Ha'ie' i"i
css a.
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t,IOOOO "A PARTNER Wanted,
Sales bp Anrilon.
.i mEzrra Aseco.,sl

a si. MEEwIs AscaOsssr.
DT BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.
I'D Trads Sale Room. No 10 PARK Row.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec 81, a, q eocK' q
The sale % ne continued in the evening"
SugERB ENGLrsu AND FRENCH ESGRAvISGs, EiEGAbf
crfr pooFsASD FANCY ARTICLEs-Being very ehOics
eo.leci # Fine Line and 1ezl"tnt0 Eograsss. tns
f,., uctious n many Of the cesbstsd Artiss
OF Eufo,ei ust imported. Among them arc many etlp.-
seis coiored Alec, s4tsb yaTtey 81 eiessy II
ia.tstes BooGs embracing An1uais for 1852 and
ohsr beautiful volumes FIch bndnys, an assoFf y
OF Books for children and large collection 81 Standard
Nis~elaueous Iae.aiure SC And also, Fancy Articles,
gbracing superb Parer Maebe goods Bronze Figures,
Fa1ry Eorts Psretfies, Rosewood and M2hoga1y mt
M Desks Vork Boxes for LADIES' BacE CANNON Bosris
IL The sae will commence with the Engfayngs CT.
vii be s.usd On the morning before the sale ana
The goods arranged fof Inspection