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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11

~ AUCTION NOTICE-The sale of Mr.
James Evans stock Of Goods will be continued at his
store, on TUESDAY next the llth inst. This sale
will comprise handsome assortment of gilt China
Tea Sets, Glassware OF various kinds, Croekery aud
Stoneware OF various quailie, alters Lamps Knives
and Forks, Casters and -reat variety of Fancy Ar
tcles. The public generally invited to attend.
JOIN j0H. "" WN65HHBLE, Trustees
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock. NH At
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CITY A T. II AIRS.
HUSTINGS COURT.

We understand the Court yesterday lgranted nearly
one hundred renewals Of registers to free persons OF
coonr-the seal tax each being 81 % it may re-
garded as "heavy" day in the annals of the Court
David White, at present confined in the city jail for
larceny, was brought up, examined and acquitted of the
charge of receiving .to len tobacco
An old negro man named Titus was then examined
and convicted of stealing carpenters TOOLS and ordered
to be punished with stripes
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Gg DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO. ask the at.
tenon oil dealers to the auction sale OF Groceres &c
al their store tets morning. 10 o'clock without
gard 10 weather. NH ii
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1t is announced that "George Thompson, Mr. Carl.
son, Abby Kelly and others, will hold a grand Anti
Slavery Convention at Syracuse, N Y. on the 18th
and l4;h of this month.
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MAYORS CoURT.-An unusually large number of
negroes Gagged Saturday night and Sunday for the
commission of trivial ofences-such for instance, as
running from the watchmen, carrying ticker Of bran
dy, fighting, stealing water from pIiva hydrans, tres
passing, &c-all of which the Mayor carefully and la
borouslY investigated.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11

A traveller among the Ionian Isles says the first
thing ne met at Athens, Greek girl selling Nor
risons Pills had The pyramids thrown some nets he
would not have been more astonisbed, - w
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED BURGLAR.-Some months
since, the dry goods store of Mr.. Mailer, on Main
street. entered and quantity of goods stolen there
from. The police, aided by Mr. NJ. were unremttng
In their efforts 10 ferret out the or burgars-tor
it believed several concerned in the robbery
one or two negroes were arrested upon suspicion but
1t SO turned out that the negroes, guilty. escaped
through the meshes of the law and Mr. Mailer failed
10 recover the most valuable portion of the stolen goods
Last week, however, circumstance TRANSFERRED which
may lead to the detection Of the robbers A negro
woman called at Mr. M store for the purpose of pro-
curing some trimming 10 match silk dress which she
reloiced in possessing. Mr.. M. Immediately recog-
nlzed the sample exhibited corresponding with a
piece OF silk stolen from his store during the month of
December; questioned her as 10 the she came
in possession of the silk, and received the information
that her husband, slave, belonging to Mr.. R.
Parish, and hired at the American Hotel, had gil
ven her the dress pattern The husband of the wo-
man stated that he had purchased the silk from fellow
servant named Henry Pickett. Thereupon, the three
negroes were arrested and brought betoe the Mayor
A full investigation developed the following c,rcum-
stances That a negro porter employed in Mr.. Nail
erts store and Henry Pickett were extremely intimate
that Pickett had offered for sale other dress patterns
similar 10 the sold the husband of the woman and
that he had so endeavored dispose Of other arti-
ces in the dry goods line. The evidence pretty cear-
ly establishing collision if not burglary against Pickett
the Mayor committed him to jail to await his trial be-
ire a court of Oyer and Termner, on the 14th inst
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gS The attention of the public is respectfully called
to The large sale of most valuable real esae near this
city, to take place on the premises this day, at o'clock
NH ID w GODDlN Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-11

Mr.. FLOURNOY's APPOINTMENTS.
Thomas S. Flournoy, Esq, will address the people o
his Congressional district, as follows:
Wednesday, March 18th, at Danyilc
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FIRE.-Sunday night about 70 O'Clock, fire broke
out in small wooden tenement on Franklin, between
18th and l4h streets, occupied by Mr.. VIM. Mander
as tailoring establishment. The tenement together
with similar one adjoining, occupied by a coloured
man named Richard Taylor, was totally Destroyed
The house occupied by Mr.. Mander was insured in
the office Of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company $75; no insurance existed on the other
building, and none on Mr.. Manders stock OF goods,
which he estimated at between $50 and 800 dollars
The fire is supposed to have been the result of design
on the part O some eyil-disposed person
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G AUCTION .-Housekeepers and
dealers are invited to attend the sale at Mr.. James
Evans TO-DAY, TO commence at 10 O'Clock. The as
aortment oil Goods is nch and handsome. embracing
great variety oil useful and fancy articles
NH III G.. J. SUMNER Auct
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The American Minister had grand reception on
Thursday night, February 20lh, at the American Lee
CATION in Piccadilly, London; and Notwithstanding
the very unavorable state OF the weather. it was bril-
liant affair.
The authorities OF Southampton have received Off
ea information that number OF exes detained in Tur-
key would shortly arrive at that port.
The Catholics OF Ireland and England have common
ced formidable agitation against the Ministerial mea-
sure in reference to their religion Meetings have been
held in Manchester, Dublin, &c.
The weather is extremely mild
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fo!ana, aud Tlnipr5 important expedition srs t,
" circulated among the Nous corps of that army
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lNPoRrANT FROM MozAMBlQUe.-B the brig Mar
edte' Ann, I aushaw, arrived yesterday from MAZDA
gascar. We learn that The Brush schoooer Reliance
ad Deem seized by prize crew from Portuguese na
loaal vessel while lying at Aagosea, Mozambique,
1nu thhe 10 me cry OF Mozambique where she was
~ go Tor an alleged violation Of The revenue laws
which prohibit either English or American vessels en-
Mozambique ''"eA '''n
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An honorable act, and one worthy of imitation,
has recently come TO light in Boston, Mr.. Ma
than Mathews, well known as a large commission
merchant, who was compelled some ten or twelve
years since, to suspend payment and make
compromise with his creditors, has, within few
days past, paid them the full amount due together
with interest, amounting to about $40 900,
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FRANCE.

MIscELLANEo Us
The most vigorous remonsranees are being made bv
the Government against the entrance of Austria with
all her States, into the Germanc Confederation Moth.
ing is talked OF in the diplomatic world but protocols.
nltmatums and casuS 6elH with regard to this question
The tone OF the Eysee is wake; that Of the organs OF
the Assembly vehementy opposed 10 all dem0nstra-
tons OF energy on the part OF the Executive. The CO.
vernment have sent considerable reniorcements to the
Army OF Rome, so as to put the expedition on war
footing. The second Council of War sitting at LYONS
have sentenced number OF persons for having belong
ed to a secret Society.
PARIS, Thursday Evenng.1he Bourse has been
heavy, and further decline in public securities has ia
ken place. The Elves opened at 96i.
GERMANY.
1t Is authoritively stated that Austria and Prussia in
tend to monopoze the military system, and 10 occupy
the most important position in Germany. An army
of the two powers will occupy the country from
Rasadt TO Dusseldorf, with its headquarters at May
ence and Frankfort Vienna letters contradict the late
rumor OF the intended movement oithe Hesse and iol-
stein troops into the Austrian provinces They like
wise contradict the rumor OF proposed Russian loan
OF 100 600 900 HORNS The BresIau Zeitung states
that the concentration OF large masses Of troops in and
around Vienna had given rise to the alarming ri.
mors, Advlces from Berlin state that o'clock on
the 18th inst Baron Marteufiel returned most unex.
pectedly from Dresden. lie was immediately admitted
10 an audience by tho King 1t was stated that Baron
Manteufie would return 10 Dresden on the 10Th The
Ministerial papers state that France will mediate be-
tween Germany and Switzerland, and that England in
tendsto support the latter power Tho German States
VIII reserve their measures until the Central Executive
Power shall have been constituted Our adyices from
Cassel are of Feb II. The Bavarian troops in Hesse
have been ordered TO return their country They
TO march on the oath lust
ITALY
AWFUL TINES.
Ii is announced that Garbadi has made his .nnear.
ance near Geneva-whch is rather surprising says the
n. Y Tbune) considering that only day or two since
ne was IN good health on Staten Island He and
Mazzln, with, ii is said, ample means are making ex-
tensye arrangements for the revolutonzng of Iay in
he Spring. All kinds OF surmises are thown out re.
speeding their alleged intentions.
POLAND.
An enormous Russian army has concentrated in an
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FINANCIAL.


4 DAN Of 100000 for the CITY OF
~ ALBANY-The Finance Committee fthe Common
Council " the City Of Albany. p1Tsuant - fetollou d
ssid Council hereby give notice, thai sealed proposals
viii be received uu FddEy The 9th dly " May next 81
ocloch In The afternoon OF day for Loan Of Three
Hundred Thousand Doss uHder The provisions 81 tho ac
entitled An Act 20 provide for supply Oi waller 10 ne
Civ Of Albany passed April 9, 1850 and as AMENDED
Anil H. 1851 for witch transferable or coupon cefulcAIss
OF stock vii ne isI1et entitled IL lDaDy City Wafer
sock bearing n rest the rate or ak per ceaL per al
pup-psyabe semi Annually. One half paH d me prn u
pa OF Fad loan reimbursaDs a. Tue eXpfauO1 OF
wen yhye yesfs sud the other hA paI al ne expiration
OF tbTty wears from The rg aay OfFe0ruary last psst
The nfoposRs may DO for The whole any oart Of sad
osr moi ess hsR eco and should De sealed up aud en-
dorsed Loan for City " Albany and enclosed 10 40
envelope directed 10 Lne unc ersigned
EBch proposal stats distinctly me ras OF premium
offered ter TIE reimbuTs4be IN > years ara $50
that refphuabe 10 80 years the sum or money ln1
viii be psc for each 500 Of stock and he address Oh me
person or persors making The proposal ,-,.-.. 49,.
The money vi be equired . De paid y dePOsA - 20
credit OF the Chamberlain Of the civ 10 me baak o. Ile
Slate Of New YORK IN the City OF Ne|-Iofk Or INC New
York State Bank 10 This city a. fOllOws;
$4,000 the 18Th Gay q MAY
ICOteC on the lat day u July.
10000 on the lal dsy Of Sc oteulDer
The interest on the ssid vii b pad semi snnuAy
on he frst DAYS OF February and Augus u eAca year A.
he Bsuk Of The sac 0f NeEYJrk A1o mo pfnclp~l -
imbuus1s 10 lie Gig Of New-1ofh. , 49,.
TIE Committee reserve tbs Tkn 20 AZ tots -
the amounts above specified n Offers, IA tneu OPINION
sre rot sdvAnts geOus 70 the interests u ne Guy
Albany April q 1851. E.TEN EfEH.,ooS
JAMES WAs3ON,
ALDEN MARCH,
A&tHys Finance Committee.
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RAINS WORM KILLER-Mor.

* - 4 ~ - w " II VI hIbLEh -MOr6
- children snnusl'y de from han ron al cher
eou lined These iu- citizens can De saved ara
mace hcsthy.
SAlNs WORN KILLER
rtoyes he ard males tbs ue oadect perfectly
vel II rever nls I'tnls Or s,up'ses The worms and
drives ea ron he 'yssem without ne snury and
AWsys does Jod Il - he Or'y lafsio.e WOun Remedy
ever made Ks peasant Iyup thai al enltrea vi
gladly take snd ssA 6r L. contains 10 mercury. II
10 Re cheapest and heat destroyer In he world
TIE boules are large, ard sell a. Only = ern1
Resc he symroms q - worms Pan 10 he io,oi' and
Ents. onersvc breah. p,ckDg a. The nose s1nding OF
~ tech dcfirg Sleep aLd ~ Zines psecesa soouI me
bps, with flushed chseks heeairg 81 he nose gns.ing
IerisCn IT, no stomach ssshes Il eess over me surfaces
- ne body sigsi chs shsrI1gs, hrstsohe dnosn-
req Vertigo 10 tstarhed dreams sudden starting 70
i.eep win f.ghI and acre snug sometimes UonOles0me
cough fevehhness thirst pNd hue. re hsf taste IN 700
uoub, cltcu bres,hug. pain IN me stomach or bowels
Ia. ne reuse2 sc1e2nlshles 'orsc apc-ue, lean
rsss. 'Ciec stomach Or AmAs, grr'ags shooting pains IN
Tsris - The BODY, of something rising "a
TIE bfo6 tchrg - ihe toward n'ght freCueag de-
sre 70 psss tou tihng rom tie bowes and sometimes
discharges o. slime and mucus
All those mise able feelings are bsnshed BY Bsn's
Worm Killer Trust oher medicine OF shs ehid's nta
usv he losi soc Il lo4 NassaEst, cor OF Ann BY
fOUSEY sole gsreiL asers for The proprietor
IN MTkSsAs
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GHICAGO and GALENA TEN PEk
- GENT. RAILROAD sONDs, eI5. OOO.-rns sab
scrbsr odsFs for a. t5e OF ne bJo1s o. ne CacaSt
al 6sesa Rs.rUac Gearing Ten per csat - -
ucder snihorry from the Legis AZURE, payable 70 49,
f0rt, Ard the principal convertible y 1e "p~A u -
lmpany sry TINE wiinin four years . ...,- ,--
This Road forms i.s q iae gfea dali on ~. .-,
aso very yaluar- ocsi t-afc lis o-e ~ NJ en7a7t
roads IL re word having cosi ort z0oii 49, P p u
20 tgil ~ Eh.ch place j . cJcp std 80 S-.t s -,
re IS dividend u this Company Wl1 sisn P7i 49, ~
az n0clns % ~ fcish=1 portion Of ne h'y,. ,.4
fh- Bonds aforementioned are 2or-'1 y, ~
f1r re p1rc0se o. extending ne ho-- " @7-''-~''
witch pciltuii under contract -..,, -, 4 -
Ehess ten percent Bordf are 'of s2l0 n -. -
&C So n la6 ger cent wiz inlIs = 100 "a ~
and lurnss ne ca-spesi perfectly 90" Sonny ~ -
market
Fufic=r Particulars csn - ooLaneo y .as . - 49,,
RS ~ SO JOHN 1hOHf~ys = !" -
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4 MON MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
- ANCE COMPANY-NOILCE- Per.ln5 wlliins 70

- ANCE COMPANY-NOTICE -PeFs1rs wishing 70
avail inemse'7es o. re
rEAf ANNUAL PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS,
soon 70 BE made Invited 20 make early GooNciu1r
Tue nosra OF Flasuce who are among NJ most relAoe
mer 10 Ihis country 81 re fn1df OF the C1Rpl1y
which ar aso celed by Jud = Of CJuft q Records
tnc ne Conu0 % The Sac LIE Insurance and LIE
COnun gerces 10 al Of the various forms the exclusive
business California snd other rtEs taken a. equitable
rates Terms Of pay merit are more accommodating han
suy other Company
BOARD OF FINANCE
FrsrEiin Haven esident Merchants Bsrk, Boston;
bLolas 'v9ac1eT' M-fcnanE b2s'on h-lel Wlh a.
Suirg Physicisn; c Z Gilslsn ID Msdica Examiner
New Aork Office 81 Wsl-st (Jsnrcey CourLl Forms Of
proposal, fol- t-bes snd every informsiio1 be OO
is.ueo tgrstfl Of JUDD HOLSTER, Agents.
sl6 80 WAS
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4 NDERSoN'S REsTORATIyE !. ~,

"A NDETlsoOIN . IbT"J NINIf 4 Y =. .,s.s
hPRFsERVAfIyE, OR GREAT AAEhICAn MEL
rDY gOh THE HAIh-RecOmmsnded ~ rhYnciaos,
vines Legis ard physte eiuzons Of inc mgnes 70
,p,ctAty az the cheapest safest ana best f.msy lV
hsdpes. he hsr faiuy Of and SIRE cure Tor nef-
,0us headache Can he found e, The following psees-
Dsllue 4 Co Druggist, fsrk Row and 81 broadrsyi
Or Smith, 81 Wes Broad wsy Chsres h hing, DroEgsS
conner Of John u and Broadway, Philip A White, Drug
gis corner Of Gold and FrSnkfOr aus Lyons 80 e1
a. and ] Minor 4 Co. "a futOn-st rr0mpt attonton
al ~ paid 10 all orders ana communications addressed
isf SnWss WM Anderson. New.Loodou- CT
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GOALS 50 Pc. ,,. Ts.T4: 's' ;s.59
I 800. nov prepHeo - s n Coal newly mined. aud
80 sls,k Heath sne pres o. 81 ~ per ma de-
ssi o Re '95 ds cs
Bseieyhe,srd Also, for sac IAMrs l. WORTH,
rem - sltrev Coal 81 Fourth, cor. Thompson.
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DEV. Or. STICKLAND'S AMER

u
1AiCAN FAMILY PILLS ara undoubtedly the best veg
aAOie compound ever discovered Ng TIE cure OF LveT
Conn sints. Jauniice Pes Cpsuven~ss DysPepsA sAl.
low COMPLEXION SICK hcScscse. ht~s tsste. Ufopsy,
Kidney Affections. Gravel, Rh~umssin, intefbdten1 Fe-
yer and Ague uAse0zA Code &c Sring IN stree eccoro.
grce h The uusshle avs " creative trovidence sod
\ know edge OF ADsIony AMI Physiology The Doctor 10
convinced that he A~ise Being hss crcaed IN me
vegetable world remedy FOR every dsesse thsi ursh
heir AEEtomy Reaches lhag 30 humsa BODY e"alsAns
important cs-t elsnds each OF Shch 10 ci-
p'oyed IN elug irOm The hoOd ne Owl appropriate
Aud The chief ~ Which he Liver. kdneya Ssvsry and
audusr bodies connected with tho por-s ~ he sGin The
Liver SsivsTy Glands Gom the blood hose
hlids the work " gesou, and thus promote
lie healthy scdou ofthe bowels The kdneys and sstn se
crete frOn the bOot hOse deeeous impurities which,
Obstfucsd VIII produce man, disease, and health Oe en-
ure,y mp1ifed Nov his YEA stable compound zitssss
thu liver Stimulates q to sctiou removes 10 diseases cor
reefs TIE bilious ccesye organs causing the Gdueys
rct and opening he pores " lhe sAih hence mo ru-
fcAion OF he Blood wherein perfect health 10 restored
FOR convincing proof OF the above the Doctor reqaess
peruss Of bic pamphlet setting forth most fuly me phos
cphy Of their scOn wih full directions ADD 60 ncs1es %
unpsrslleeo cures ORce lSS Euton-st New YOrs and
sold by veEders Of medicine generally mzS 5mhWs'
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KNOLIAN PIANO FORTES.-A new
ZEL and ~ endd Wsreroom for the sale OF GIL sEhI
co 3 celebrated Pianos, with or without he so.l 81
ron pgnimert has recently been opened by WATEt.s
BERRY, S33 BrOadw corner Of Antnony-s Ia adoi'
don TO their former establishment al AZ Bros"
FrOu the greatly increased demand for the Ion 40
Piano FoTtes ard The testimonials In hrr favor received
from al p6rs Of The country, hey a. sure they have Only
70 become known, 10 take precedence o. 81 Others
Prices Of DO! az Piano. FOTtes, from $50 70 500.
Grand Pianos vi b aud without the A0lsn
Secorohsr6 Pianos aiken Ia exchange Pianos 10 hfa
Ala In WATERS Z BERRY. SO and Sc Broae HaY.
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BANNERS ARTIFICIAL LEGS

u Manufactures At Springfield Mae and So Chesnqt ST.
PhilAte phA By Means PALMER 4 co. All orde . from
New. York src New Eng and must be made 10 PALMER
4 co, spTiBs field Mass ..-...,
81 1 have exAmine q caeny tho Artificial Leg invcnted
BY Mr. q Y Palmer. IA construction 10 simple ana ln
execution 10 beautiful and what most important nose
Tho have the msfOnule " require s1Osido of maui
raj ub ard the good fortune 10 use IT, All concur 10 Doss.
he nys,frc tssiimony 10 1 sHDenOdv 10 comfort and
utility. 80, AhhN LINE ~NAA
New. York. January q, 1851"
have seen several Of tho ARTIFICIAL Legs manofscVafed
by hessrs Palmer Co. Ia us- @nd consider thom saP~
ricr 10 sny With which sm sequsiBted
WILLARD PARKER, N. D Prof Of surgery
% J.nnsrS nth 1851 In Col Phys and BQrgs. N. Z.
upy3 DIV eosal I'm myl0 WY COW ~
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4 IFE ASSURANCE. - NATIONAL

q IFE ASSURANCE. - NATIONAL
ALCAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCl ETY. OF
LONDON Genera Agents Othce, II " sls NeTT. YORK.
IRE ~noraVz lsbl7 u Ins Socl=gy H1crus ~ III a.
sured who may lake cut lh=ir policies under h=Ee ah-i
~ srrsi-st possible present an1 prospective dva1aes
nat be eTed oy Lie Assurance % LA Table he
ASSURED entitled o. zsy tine, 20 rec-ve a. Interest e III
mediate s1vAlc- 10 in- extent % olelt ne src--. H
To- rsi1 snfus premiums without security, persona, -
nry ~ rgot % G- policy, blt 5y simple cld1rs-tl
th-relr OF re- ns pre-lum may ~ - witH1et r1rs
Ne Whole continuance of Tie policy Also, 10 -ne fvsnt r
the assured any requiring 10 cc-c-ue tse r.
Fey Ger onebsf Of lhe annua premiums WI
b. returned % The society.
set aulla invest gacon. report 10 May, 80
the bonuses AIRED lh. assured TIE lclOn N
return II - tnslf premiums 10 casn. ~ &c
v-rCnsl scciuCs III Ongina ASSURED by ear %
ucy. varying from = 20 50 per cent
EXAMPLES OF BONUSES ALREADY DGCLAhED
vii he found IN TIE Socieiys pamphlet, together VIZ
fables % Rsles and on-r risrusuca. Application 81
u Nsll-st 81 any u lf- agencies, -- Of exp1Lie
party Elsy - Uodrrse snrus premium. Insure il
ule ard 4 he survives reach OBJ. % - vs4-s ne e.
sur insured up 10 $500 VII De ps1 % IL family of -
gsl Representatives
ACTING Directors FoR NAY.
{ EDWARD dABIChf. CtAruaa-
j. Palmer, ; ;. dcEiG1d,
William Van Hook fa-nirg l1rE-r
Henry Llc am. Ro7ey Dl-9n' -11
Kearneg Rodgers. nd .
rha BoaId every W----sca1 70 li W t'-s- i
.rlfssc ir1 - .lsi1-Es Ca -r's --- ~ ris- ---
iaLr1 A. AR rsfrs ~ EXra pr li-il t
J. LEkNDEk STARE, o. - -, -
nj TlSl SupertnIsldeuI Of lie L. : L'cA4 S0a-~
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PIANOS
1.EMOVAL.-DUBOIS & WARRI-

DEMOVAL.-DUBOlS q WAhki-
ia MFR gsis Dubo.s L spoolrgl Piano FORE Mama
,r, having lsootsd u trsr Ca aOsue Of h1Sc 70 ~
q ioie save removed from her Old s,and 20 re -e'
- slerrr Ware rcoul $50 Broadway where ihty IsF
.t,niv On bspd RKs assortment Of $, St. -. % sno
s~teve Piano Fores fbeir instruments are contr- "a
r. ne osl substantial manner and are urs1fp Elsco 1i -
Icrnet, eartl A. trsLcy ~ tore celcecy q io1c1
80 Foeyor fpish Tley warranted 90 rfoo sLe ~
or 81 az climate rrd written guars1tes accom- 81
s~erv ,rstTumept Purchasers sre respectfully invites -
- anc examine gaelr ssock ~ ,.r.s.tN
RI2Iua Oste Dubois sIodsrLl y" srosnNsJ
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jobs tAF7AS, Vice Pr-siosCs.
TEHDiNssD STAGE sscrsfsry
n ParlfuIss sfegfo0 10 ~ Ted % ire fsct ihat rs
Company continues In insure Rudirfs MERCHANDISE.
hou'enoio Furniture F-'s.s r Port &c egsns loss or
csmigr ty tr- ard cle me rrofs lis cls1s " bush
trss ~ "a ~ - ~ .re MsriLe rrrfn. lnls.
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4 ONs CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL BOARD
"a ECBOOL Tor Young Gentlemen, TarrytOwn, " Y.
fbe Principal 10 sssduOus u his regard Tor me mora
lgss the Jhpsioai com t0yf the intellectual taprore
~ aQEneys, and peysgHGi bab1is Of his pupils
The Course OF Education cOmprses All The branches pro
vsory for College business for professona Or pfac-
IA ne Including Surveying and Civil engineering
Dnwiug Vocal Music Piano, and french. ~ competent
Masters German and Spanish taught II required
The Summer term commences on he IL. OF Nay 400
sosupues i've months charges Dr the term, 400 hs 10
n6es al expenses for Board Tuition texcepl 10 maefn
Ingsagss AND MuscJ and TIE use OF necessary lOAs IN
Trehab branches. A deduction viii be made "neu TWO
scns frJm the zane family. 49, - .,-.,,,.r. =,
gor hriher particulars references &C see "a - ~
Every VIM 2. LYON, a NJ Principal ADO '0P'-0'''
oI.s.y,, .hould be addressed North TanyIo"h'
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