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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.

EIACIFlC MAIL - EAMSulI ~
n CHANGE OF SAILING d AY-Onb through Line
for CALIFORNIA snd OREGON, via CHAGRLS direct.
On FRIDAY, January ., al o'clock PM.-lhe sJ.en-
Gid steamship EMPIRE CITY. eco bgrihen J. taEAer,
Commander Viii sail Friday, Jal 9tl, a 1Fe'stly
oclock = NJ from her pisr al the f0og o. Waucn-st
n with the Government, Mans for Chogres Chases pas
,epe transferred Savana the sDend double engine
s,esmshp PHILA DELPHIA. Psssense,s leaving n She
Empire CITY VIII connect with United states Nal SEAN
Francisco on arrival Of the Passengers aud Nal at Pana
ma For passage or freight apply at the Office No. 1T
West-st. cor. CT WsTsn-st. NOnh River.
NB-Bls Of lading signed at the Office on the morning
of sailing. va bJJ-
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MALE of S3.000,O0O BONDS of the
~ NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
sealed prop will received at the Office Of the
Cmpany, No. IS Wall ST.. unlil Saturday the lcth day
January next, AT O'clock PM for the sale OF So 000
ew Convertible Bonds of the New York and Erie Rail-
''@o tcnpany. On the following terms and conditions.
2opor cent on the dsy OF sale.
ID ser cent ON the second OF February.
IS per cent. on the FIST OF March
IS per cent. ON the first of Ami
Is per cent. the FIRST of NAV
10 per cent. the 6rst OF June
10 cent. the first OF July
The TeasuTers receipt viii be given for fhe paw
nent Of 20 The purchaser 10 have the oot6a
the whole amount cash. which interest wi be
allowed the tise the several insalmfns become
due.
The accep,anees of the Company falling due hers the
FIRST of July next viii be received ess the
pay ment Of All the inst almenis after the first
The whols issue If The Bonds amounts 10 three millions
i've hundred thousand dollars ten years fn
first day Il January 1889 with interest at per cens
annun, payable em-snnusy, by coupons attached oa
the t day Of January and Jsly and into
the capital stock OF the Company al the pleasure
the holder.
The BONDS are issued payment OF the floating deb,
the Cempany for the construction Of double trace
The Bonds will be Jed In OF 81, 600 each. and
made assienabc the slider Proposals Will be received
for ANY number three thousand, aud the sale
will be positive 70 the highest bidder.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals tor Bonds OF
1907 ard addressed TO THOMAS j. TOWESEND.
Treasurer New-York and Erie Railroad Company, No a
Walls New York. BY order Of the Board Of Directors
New. York, Dec. n, 1881.
szs Jlas NATHANIEL MARSH see'y
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OF REPAIRS AND

hEPAKIMENT OF hEf Alno ~
DappIrrs nsc.mb.f q. 1851 10 CONTRAC-
TORsseaiet oicoHsa!s VII % received al se once Of
the Conms-onsr Of Repair, AID SUPPLIES, no a3, a.
!, Lo'elact As ~ ,,Ljch tine they VIII De Pabey
opened, To GRANITE BLOCKS :. Be es',srea and and
sinchs. srsr. and 10 inches long N qasnitss 70 ave
1000 square yards Of each Ind sad Pfssos 20 an, an.
-. ~ -ces N each SIZE separately. and also the Tine
recgaed 10 furnish the same IN SAL, anAaslns, ..S,
@ ssrrss The rght Of ectnE al o. any OF the esd
makes eee" ~ ~ WI ADAMS
s,e,u Comrnissioaer Of Repairs and Supplies
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Hew
GinGnriaI.

GAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS or
~ SCRIP wanted. Address " San Francisco" Tribune
Office. az OF
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
n rosste OF the County Of New-York notice Is hereby
given to all persons having CLAIMS against BENJAMIN
SMITH late Of the City OF New York, deceased To pre-
sent the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribed
al the store of Denton Smith Co. No " Front st. IN the
CIV of New Yolk before the first dag Of May next
Dated Newly ok the 2Sth day Of October. l81l
o29 law6mWeds WILLIAMS. HEkRIhAN, Executor
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Ulster COUNTY, Surrogste's Of
Z fce SIN pursuance OF an order # William Mas
ten Surrogate VI the County Of Ulster Notice hereby
gwen to ali persons who have claims against the Estate OF
IRWIN PARDEE deceased. late Of the town of Kings
ton that they required to EXHIBIT he same "ith ths
vouchers support thereof 10 jacob HarenbuTgh ESQ
at his Office Kingston, before the "a day Ol Fehra
~ next-Dated tins 20th day OF August. 1851
auz7 lay6mWed HARRIS PARDEE. ADMINISTRATOR
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LNOkECLDSURE "a LE.-Detauihd'-
Ing been m de n the conditions ol too certain mort
eaee both executed by Alexander Melville, Ir N.eho
las McGraw CALVIN Condll. and Jordan l. Mott Trustees
OF the American BENEFIT building AssOci1t9n ule sIst
Of RegsisT Of the City and County Of LeT
3ss OF Mortgages 4C8 July 81 1892 and modified BY
an indenure executed BY the said Alexander Melville Jr
dated January 49, 1859, ANA recorded IN The same office n
Iher 34t Mortgages page 3j January ~ lt30 and the
second dated September 1884, and recorded the same
Office 10 Liber $50 Of Morgaces page 81 September r.
1912 m1ded by indeuture executed by the Sad A.
eyanGer Melville IT, dated Decenher22 1919, and record
ed ia saEie Office IN LibeT yt OF Morsagt, page 3d. De
cerr 90 g9 whereby the power Of sale coutAned IN The
said Mortgages has become atNe and no suit, OF pro
ceedrg law hayng been instituted 20 recover the debts
secured bv such mortgages or aHy part thereof ana NE
amount claimed 70 he thereon 1t tbs time Of me first
publication Of this nocs being ten hundred and ninety
-ee olars and ffy-s1 cents therefore public notice
hereby gwen that The mortgaged premises VIII be sold at
public auction AZ the auction room q Nessrs Cole Cni
foh No all-st the CITY Of New fOFk on the TWEEN
tvs,h day OF December next II - o'clock az noon, 20
SATISFY the amount due such mortgages a. the date
hereof ard the costs and expenses allowed o. Law" Inc
following j. description OF the mortgaged premises as
contained IN SAID NOR cages AL those certain lots pieces
or parcels Of Land situate Ii the XVIII Ward ofthe Ly
w-Y0rk desgnatf on =" map of lands IN the AFlth
ward II the City NewYoEk the property OF the heirs Of
MAJ Clarke deceased made by George b smith, CITY
suryc, or and dated Apn 1887 ~ the numbers 3s and
a. b. tultd and containing together follows besih-
,rs a. q point the westerly side of the lCth-av ds'au,
u ee, q inches outhery from the sout estery corner
a lSth-st aud 18th running tasnoe westwardy IN
line narael 2Sth-s loe feet thence southwardy Ia
e raralle with 10th 20 feet 4. inches. thence east
vaYly IN lire parallel with 2Sh-st 100 teei 70 the vest.
serly de OF l0th-av % feet inches the place ofbe
enls be the SAID Dimensions more OF less during al ths
80 re- due and remainder Of term Of q years granted
"a Alexander Melville, Jr IN and oy certain IN
eStfs flesse between Bachs McEvers Trustee. Of :he
s g h girt nd the said AeIsIiei Melville q the
third par dated February 1884, and recorded IN The Of
&C. III Nh Register othe City and County Of New York,
~ srr tsl of Conveyances page 40 together with the
ndsnture Of lease and every clause condition proVl-
SION assesseG and bs9ss Mo sasrsa
September D. '' }9fPf$ foN NSIT Trustee
p,pN.BD 4 PARSONS, AtfOrReys OF laWlzr
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
eae Of the COUNTY Of New ork notice hereby gwen
Ia an pe rsous having claims against CHRISTIAN a. MUL
IER late Of the CITY. Of New York deceased to pressns
te same with vouchers thereof 20 the SUBSCRIBERS az me
OF Blcidorn No. IL Broadway IN the CITY
New-YOrk 90 Or before the third day of May asn-Daea
New York. the ZSth day II October, 1921 .-,-.-.
LOUIS BLEfDORN ADMINISTRATOR.
90 lav6mWeds ELLEN MULLER, AdninstI airir,
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,POOT-Vn;ted States Mail

EOR LTVERPOOL-United States Mail
II Steamship PACIFIC. Ca tam Ezra Nye.-This
steamer will depart with the United Sta'es Mails fog
Euyope positively SATURDAY, jan 10, 1888, at u
oslocs M from her berth at the foot of Cana ST. No
be IA secured TIL paid for Tor freight passage, having
uneqnaled accommodations Tor elegance and eomioIs,
fhe steamship Atlantic VIII succeed the Pacific, and
sail Jan. q, 1852. u%
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS.-

TX hibAsOND 49, N'-A - 49,
II y The undersigned offer for sale -:
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the Buff
lo and State Line Railroad Compsnykfeen years % rua
Coupons attaehed-payable lat April and October.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds of the New
Haven and New London Railrosd-6fteen years to run
Coupons attachedpayable 10th March and September.
$40, 900 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds of me New
Haven and Northampton Company, Canal Raiirosdl-
ssAteen to runCoupons 10Th January and
July
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Morgsse Bonds Of the North
sn Indiana Railroad CompanytenJ 20 ruaCcupons
payable LIST February and August.
These Bonds all secured by rs mortgages ON the
sscnss Roads and the interest and prEcps payabs
IN kswYosk WARD 4 CO.
dl9 " No 81 Wall-u
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A YocsG GIRL MIssISG.-On the after
noon Of Sunday the 2lst inst girl ID years OF sse'
named Anna Blake "A domestic IN the family OF MI.
p N Kent Al No 2Os West Nineteentb-st., len the
house 10 attend church and was TO have returned on
the evening OF the same day she however isiiea 20
,s,rrn md mas no. since been heard Of she was
r.snj 10 in Clark De lame dress, red wooden shawl
ND straw bonnet trimmed with blue plaid Nippon:
nv Information respecting the missing gni, ier Al
The house OF Mr.. Kent, or with the Inisf OF ronee
-, a. No 50 Union-st Newark, n. j., All De desmeo
an set Of rreat kiaeneu by her sdiicsed mother.
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and VIRGINIA STEAM

NEW-YOfh and VIRGINIA SfEA NJ
Y SHIP COMPANY. - NETWORK and RICH
MOND, via NORFOLK and PETERSBURG-Tarons
IN about IS hourzsa Ing SATURDAY. Jaa J. 1852 The
Steamship kO ANOKE. q eco tuns.) L. Parish. Com
mapetr, VIII leave NewYork for the above port every
SATURDAY. at 3 O'Clock p M. from Pier No /! North
River, AlbAny-st)
freeht Will be taken during Friday, ~ 70 Up. NJ On
Saturday
For freight passage apply TO
DEEM THORNTON. Agenrs,
No. IS West 81. corner of AlDany
d2s9 LUDI.AM WATSON, Agents Richmond
STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
~ and GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and Nsw-York
Steamship Compapys new Steamship GLASGOW l,s51
tuIsi00 horse powell n Stewart. Commander, VIII sa.
from New York for Glasgow. SATURDAY, FEB nert,
al u o'clock NJ.
Apply to J McSTNON,
dI5,f No % Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
SURROGATE Of the County OF New York nstce 10 hereby
even 10 ali perons having claims agains. HOSiAS dA.
HER late Of the Ciiy Of SsvYork deceased 70 p'essh
the same with vouchers thereof To the suD.cnou ~ ms
yes,denc, No 20s Bousry street. N the City OF View.
York on or before the fifteenth day OF June nex-Dated
New. York. the ninth day Of December, 1911;
dio iaUsnW. JOHN W. REA. Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the sur
roxte Of the County Of NevYok notice Is hereby gwen
To an persons having claims against lhOMAS wOOD'
HULL late OF the CITY OF New YORK. dec eeSed " pre-
sent he same with the vouchers thereof 20 ihe SUBSCRIBER
AZ his Office No ~ NassaH- IN the CITY on New f9x %
or before the fifteenth day Of February, lSSl-Datee New
York the 9TH day Of August, 1851. ,,.,, So,
- ,.,e,Vea. 70 Nassaa-aL
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
s,,r.,,- ~ the County Of Nevs-York nOtceis here
~ gwen II all persons having claims against JOSEPH
JENNINGS late Of SwedesbOT0ugk, Jersey senlie
nan ecease 10 present the with vouchers thefea
10 die sbscrher Il hep residence, No 10 "sFensy-
place IN the CITY Of NewYork, on or before me twenty
seventh day Of January next-Daitd Ne"-i"s' VIC
twenty first DAY Of July, 1851. ....s,<-. 80.
MARY ANN yENNlNJS, Ekrcutft
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nVIDEND NOTICE.-Ihe semi
~ Annual Interest falling due this city. on she LIST
asy Of January 1852, the following named Securities
viii be paid after that date the Office Of the undersigned
on presentation Of the proper Coupons. viz
THE BONDS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, Dor
BANKING purposes issued in 1884, being the 81 300 600 en
Is per eents.)
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN FER
CENT BONDS payable IN New-York.
TIE CITY OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA
BONDS. issued TO the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. &c per cents)
THE CITY OF ALLEGHENY. PENNSYLVANIA
BONDS issued To the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. Is per ccnts) -
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW-ALsANN,
INDIANA issued 10 the New Albany and Salem Railroad
Co Il per sents) ,
THE FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO BONDS issued
10 the Cleveland Coluubus and Cincinnati, and Colum
has and Xenia Railroad Companies. q per cents)
THR GREENE COUNTY. ONO BONDS, issued TO
n, Columbus and Xena Railroad Co. u per cents
THE STARK COUNTY OHIO BONDS. issued to the
Ohio ard Pennsylvania Railroad Co (6 per cents)
THE CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, ONO BONDS issued
3, the Columbus PiQua and Indiana Railroad Co q pr cts
the BONDS OF THE COUNTY oF ALLEGHE-
NY. PENNSYLVANIA; Spsoial Loan Of s75,oOe
THE ROSS COUNTY, OHIO SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS issued the Marietta and Cincinnati r. H. I"
THE JACKSON COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. issued TO
the scioto and Hooking ysey Railroad co. q per cents
THE sCIOTo COUNTY. OHIO BONDS, issued to the
sciose and Hooking Valley Railroad Co per cents)
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, OHIO BONDS
issued to the soioto and Hooking Valley Railroad Co per
sen,s) -
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFoNrAINE
RAILROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS.
Sasus" WINSTON, LANIERS co. No 50 wan-st.
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NG.SAVINGS INSTITUTION

a This institution Organized under act OF the Legs
lae Of the State Of New YORK, VIII go into operation a.
TUESDAY the 23d day of December, 1851, AZ No. "a
Greenwich st, between Chambers and Warren SIS alc
continue open daily Hours Tor receiving deposits wii Da
frem 60 O'Clock.
s,S per cent interest Will be allowed all snms no; en-
ceedmg $500 Interest viii also be allowed on aisuh'
Deposited on or before the 10th day of January.
This institution minors and 40 females inArcn
unmarried the full aud exclusive night 20 al moneys IL
res cd therein. in
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HENRY & DAVIES. Attorney aad Counsel rs d''
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To STA fNGEE.s
NEW ARAANdENfENT OF THE
~ MAlIg.-.ItY \ 1SY, 1871.

A .
N0RrilERN.-Arriec from Charlottesville on
this same days - heretofore. viz: Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays Schedule time oi arrival ],
=. Leaves, as heretofore. on Sundays, "Wednesday.
snd FRIDAYS At !; A. m.
PACKET MAiIs--Arrivcs every day, exrcp,
Tuesday, between Q and T., a. nj. Leaves ever,
day. except Sunday, about :, n. m. By the North
trn Stage and Packet there is srccrted ttd despatch
"a. esrry day mail for kchnioni and points North
Ind South Of that city.
~ The Canal way mail Il received W Wedncsdays S,
Friday. aad Sundays, and despatched Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays US hcretofatc
SOUTHWESTERN.(o (or SdierH. )-Arriscs Sun
days, Wednesday, and Fridays, at 6. a. M Leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, tbodt 8, u m.
WESTERN. Tor F,acas'ic )-Auivcs Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays about 6, p M. as hereto
Tore. Leaves as heretofore Mondays. Wednesdays
snd Frdays-but at later hour, say about $. u. m.
" by these two lines, mails for places not
further west than Bdfsrd's arc despatched every
day except Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (sia Na,nrai Bridge. )-Arives
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays dbodt 7, p m.
Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, after
Arrival Of Packet.
By this and the Western line. mail. fbs Lexing
ton are despatched every duy. except Sunday
FARMvlLLEi--Arritcs Tuesdays, Thursdays
And Saturdays, ahodt o, p, Leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and 7 ridnys, aboats. a. M.
Il will be the days of arrival and departure
have been changed. Nothing from Richmond is
brought by this mail
.DANViLLE.-Asrivcs, a. heretofore. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves as heretofore,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at . a. m.
rEDLAR MlbLs.--Arrivcs as heretofore. Mon.
uays and Thursdays, between 10 and ii, n. NJ
Leaves about !, p. M, same day.
" Mail closed at g. p. nj. No Mails arriving
IN those nights, the Ciicc will not be opened 70,
delivery -on Sundays. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, after dark.
On Sunday morning the Office will be kept oper
FOR one hour after the Mail hy the Packet is read,
for delivery. wM. NJ. BLACKfORD, +. NJ.
July 14-ts
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Most truly and faithfully yours.
w. G. RIVES.


MIR. 4. Ii. Brace, whose Imprisonment
and udvettures In Hungary have placed
him pr6minently befbre the American pub.
lie, within the past few months, writes as
follows to the Hartford Times, inregard
to the people Of the Alps;
al suppose most Of us. from French ro-
mances. or some equally reliable source,
have vague impression Of the simplicity
and unworldly nature OF the dwclcrs in the
Alps. Wepicture beautiful pastoral life
of people unsp5ilt by the world, amid those
mighty works Of nature-guileless shcp-
herds in bread Swiss bonnets, and Chamois
hunters, who talk in simple rural style.
The trnth is. however. they arc one Of the
sharpest people on the earth they alto
gether Guido the Yankees in "making cap
ital" Of their grand mountains and water.
falls. There is no glen 90 rcn1ctc where
you will not find "sbort ways" Of finish.
ing Swiss scenery and paying francs
You cannot escape to solitude SO Wild
that little boys with wooden shamois, OF
girls with punches OF flowers, or men with
plans and drawings. do not follow yon
bawling the price in your ears. You set
tie yourself down by wild waterfall. tt
enjoy the solitary scene by yourself, ant
you will not be there fifteen minutes with
out having polite offer from above to le
out the water at ID much run!
'You ascend alofiy mountain peak, witt
the snow around you, and the eclonds be
meath, and you will be sure to find som
ruddy-faced, will dressed boy or girl there
to beg from the stranger, where the onl
possible reason for giving would be. tha
they looked 50 happy and comfortable
Let yourselves be caught in cub Of tb
"guileless" mountain cottages, and you WI
pay fince in the morPing such as yo'
would hardly in the best hotels mi the cifiei
.All this u Quite natural. in oountr..
which is the highway and place Of aninse
mont for all iiatiohs and which Is poo
enough itself, and u hSt al al 10 be Com
| planned Of By The traveller. II Il Snl,
worth knowing, Is I TACT. The Bwist ~
| certainly rnsreenafs psopls; saa 10 SFS
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Ntnrriarc III Iiiah Eirc:

Inc New Orleans PicdgaRc contains 4
humorous account, in letter from Nicsrs.
qua, Of the marriage of the pinssss Ade.
laide Cla,ilda 1.ou!sa aquoshce. sister of
the so.called Mesquite King. to ! sable xsd
,lemsn. familiarity called Jim"
The royal palace WAS tastefuliy ,ibcorA.
ted with highly-sccn,cd hides. Every
preparation being made for the cclebr ra:
'ion, the princess entered The palace hall
unattended. except BY her pet goat. Her
beautiful black hair, creased With bossum
tat, hung in proiision over her shoulders.
and contrasted finely with hct sblendid
dress. which WAS made ora cohec.sack.
On the middle finger Other right hand shs
wore rich and costly IN ring. made from
sarjire box. The guca,s were Ill a..
sembled, but tho happy lover had hbt yet
arrived. Tho princess became impaticnt.
and went to seek him. She found him
playing at mdrbles. She nccostcd him
thus: Jim. weddin all ready an YOU no
cuml' Jim replied that 'hr had cum 10
the claslon not TO marry, cos If he did Vic.
tory wouldn't give her n6 more pcnshun.'
Ths princess wss terrified; but lucky
thought struck her. Jim said She. ib,n:.
by my buthcr die. then you'll bc king
The words had their cfect. jim threw
his arms around the neck Of tho princess.
their lips met; the sound That followcd was
like that heard pulling bull ou, Of tho
Ulre"
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Tie heroincs always wear white satin;
and their confdants whiie muslin.
That young ladies always havu broth.
or in the Life Guards.
That rakes always reform al the end OF
the play--after their sehcriics have failed.
Tha, navnl ofllccrs nlwAys have eout ID
their left legs. and wear cpualet,.
That the ''hcart" Of tho low comedian
always lies in his stomach, and his "brains'' .
WHEREVER he finds II convenient 10 locate
them.
That old uncles from India always hays
lots Of money and no liver; and that they
always pay the debts or their indghcat ns.
phews.
That interesting young Indies are al.
ways about To HARRY trirn whom their
souls abhor. to save their iaihcfs from jail.
That sfhugglers always wear heavy pea
jackeis,, short skirts, and an infnity Of pis-
tolls in thelr bells.
That heavy gilt gobieis ind drinking
vessels arc always mndc cf puste board,
and without bottoms.
That lover always says. "hcro shs Is.
two minutes before his mistress lns left thu
grecnroom.
That when Indy and gcntlem IN say,
ut IA. it is!" they Are about TO rush into
each others arms.
That it is folly TO wonder how anything
will end, ne Il "a The business bf dramatic au.
thors to punish ,vica abd reward virtue.-=
Ne,c York Sunday CJa+fer,
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IRON A RRaSs FOUNDRy

y IIeON a BRASS FOUNDRY.
q q MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
W FACTORi.-Thc undersigned respectfully
inform the public thai they have added addition
al nmounr of steam power to their establishment and
are now prepared to execute any work in the above
line in ii style not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand. all kinds Of Cast
ings, and would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, &c.
They offer their services for the manufacture of
all kinds Of Machinery: such as Horse Power, Mill
Gearing. Sc. All kinds of Plows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements. are kept con-
stantly for sale. They manufacture Wheat Tresh-
Ing Machines of the most approved patterns, AT the
large Brick Fotndry, Min Street. bcoS the Frank
In Hotel 1T. < Il. s. DICGuID
March 3-ty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

-~a- NOTlCE.-The subscriber tal, es
this method of informing the citizen.
y Of Lynchbrrg and The surrounding
country, that he has located himsef among them for
the purpose Of Tuning and Repairing Piano Fortes.
lie will also repair Vions. Guitars and Musical In
struments in general.
FROM the many years experience .ha, he has had
in the manufacture of Piano Fortes he latters him
self that he will give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
The facilities which he possesses enables him To
furnish Pianos Of the most superior Manufacture in
this country.
Persons residing in the country by addressing the
subscriber. can have his personal attendance.
N. b. All orders left at b. D. Payne & Bros
Book Store. or at his room over J. T. Wood-on's
Cabinet Wareroom, opposite the Franklin Hotel
viii be promptly attended to. Old Piano. taken in
exchange fot new. Z. 3. MORSE.
s., S,-S,,