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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
by GEORGE J. SUMNER.

THIS DAY.
by GEORGE J. SUMNER.
~ ENTEEI. HOUSEHOLD AND KyTCFI
Va EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY MORNING. the 4th inst, commencing
at 10 o'clock will be sold at auction without reserve
at his residence Ross street. nearly opposite the Rich
mond House the household and kitchen Furniture of
Mr.. James Z. Crane (who ia declining housekeepugJ
consisting OF the usual variety. Terms cash
Sale to be conducted by
ap2 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE u co.
A. ROCERIES, NC. AT AUCTION.-On
w FRIDAY, the 4h April, commencing at 10
o'clock, will sell at our auction store general as
sortment OF Groceries, &c, consisting in part Of
IS hhdscoast and Attakapas Sugar. fair to prime
quality
Is hhds clarified Sugar
SO bbs Molasses
60 packages loaf and crushed Sugar
100 bags Rio Coffee
Sherry, Madeira and Port Wine
Brandy, Gin and Whskey
Gunpowder and Imperial Teas in half and
or. chests
Pale brown and black Soaps
Sperm and adamantine Candles
Sperm and Solar Oil
Mustard, Indigo, Paper, &c.
Will be added to the above sale. per Nav Queen
25 hhds BACON
$50 bbs WHISKEY
TERMs-Under $780, cash; over SiOO four months
credit, TOR approved negotiable paper
Gg Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO.,
mn ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04

w handsome lot Of white Grape Shaw1s plan and
embroidered; also, well selected stock of ladies' Dress
Goods, embracing all the different styles Mourning Ba-
reyes and Popns; also, white corded Skirts most
beautiful supply OF French worked Collars, black silk
Laces, black silk lace Scars, Chemizettes, lace and
muslin Sleeves. French Lawns and Cambrics, Swiss
Muslins striped and checked; plain do.
We have in store the best and cheapest stock of Dress
Goods, &c, that can be found in the city, at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
ap4 Opposite the Swan Tavern
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04

EIVISII NE I LES-A supply Just 10 hand, Tor
h sale by c. J. SINTON & CO.
ap3 II Main st.
GOODS FROM AUCTION.-GREAT BAR
SH GAINS FOR CASH.-The subscriber would
respectfully call the attention OF his friends and the
public, to the following desirable Goods from auction
Being purchased very cheap, they will be sold off at
great bargains, for cash:
Calcoes, and 5cts. per yard-worth more
Do. 81 cts per yd-worth 10 cts, fast colors>
Lawns. &c, cd, l0c. and l2sc per yd-worh more
Ginghams, 10 to l2a cts per yard do do
Mousselines, l2sc. to Is. per yard do do
Barge de LANES, 20 to Csc. per yard do do
Plain and fancy silk Bareges, 25c. per yd do do
With variety Of other desirable Goods, which can
be had at the same time, at very low prices, at
VIM. j. SWO lords,
No. 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill Richmond, Va,
ap Sign Of the Dry Goods Box.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04

HRAIN BAGS.-A small supply machine made
W Bags, in store and for sale by
an WILLIAMS g. BRO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04

ulISH, &c.--d0 bbls No. Mackerel; Is do No
H. 2 do; S do No. 3 do 234 bbls Cut Herrings; IA
bbls Russell Apples 100 sacks Ashton's blown Salt
landing this morning from schr. Union, Capt. Oxner
in the Dock. WEBB, BACON & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04

NOTICE.-The attention of the ladies of Rich
IL mond and vicinity is solicited to call and exa-
mine large and splendid collection OF
Irish Linen white double damask Table Cloths
Do do brown do do do do
Do do Table Napkins and Doye's fine Linen
Ioweling
Ladies' cambria Hdks, &c. &c.
The above Goods are of the richest quality, and war
raned made of the pure flax yarn, being the best make
OF Robert Watson Il Sons, Belfast, Ireland and Of
recent importation.
Also, large assortment of French Marseiles Quilts
OF white, pink and blue patterns, and of the richest
quality.
Housekeepers and others in want would do well to
call and examine the stock as it must and will be sold
from Is to IS per cent less than the same Goods be
purchased elsewhere, they consigned by the ma
nutacturers to try this market. ALEX. MOTT,
ap3 Opposite the City Hotel.
NTEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
~ OF READY-MADE CLOTHING-S. MER-
now receiving and will continue to receive, by weekly
arrivals during the whole season, their
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which manufactured by themselves with great
care Among their stock may be found at all times:
Black and cooured Dress and Frock Coats black and
coloured summer cloth Goats OF every description,
grass and silk Linen Goats of all styles, checked and
fancy linen Frock and Sack Goats, black and fancy
Cashmere Pants, fancy linen PANS OF all qualities,
white linen Pants, black satin and silk Vests fancy silk
Vests, buff and drab Merino Vests, white and fancy
Marseilles Vests.
Also on hand large assortment OF Fancy Goods OF
every variety. All persons in want are requested to
call and examine our stock OF Clothing, which they
will find large and desirable. .
S, MERCHANT g. WEISIGER,
ap3 No. IL Main street,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04

EA River Manufacturing Company, in addition to
their other styles OF goods, making very
to the trade, and to railroads. miers and boatmen on
reasonable terms.
Samples can be seen at my office, and at tine store of
Messrs. Webb Bacon 4 Co.
ap 4-6t E. B. BENTLEY Agent
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-04

FRlDAY-Sussex, No. 27-Capital: 0,657.
nos, ID drawn. Tickets S..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAs.
w TER.--THE GREATEST SrREN6rHsNck
AND PAIN DESTROYER In THE WORLO.-fhs IN
rvssd comDosuon warranted to be tbs cheapest ana
bes Plaster before the pubic is put 40 In aicught TIN
boxes, thus keeping always re.h and pure. Each box
6 Plasfera and an, en- snraad fhnrn
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Between the First sBd Second Paris
Miss WYATT will perform Grand Fantasia on the d

PART II.
l. Grand Overture, The Hebndes" .Msndessohn
Conducted by George Loder.
9 Song-Mrs Edward Loder ....MozTt
g. Grand Fantasia Violin -Mska Hsuser.
T. Grand Ans-From the Prophetic, Signora
5. Rect ed Ana-Can my Love resign, Mr.. II.
swift. 'sossini
g. Song-Sweet Bird-Mrs Emma Gillngham
Bosiwick Flute accompaniment by Mr.
7. Grand Fsntasia-On Themes from La Figlia
de Observation-Disclosures StrakOsch ........ Strakoscn
8. Grand Choral Finale.-By the Harmonic So
PART H.
l. Instrumental Piece by Shelton's Band.
2 Grand scena-Cara Compagne.-MadameA An ,,,-
toDeue QUO
g. Grand Far issia Violin. By A. GriebeL
a Aria and VaTisiiOns-Dolce Concento-For
Voice and Fute-Mrs Eastcou and Mr.
Eben m0LslI anu OiOno~
5. ReciI ed Aria" Robert lie Disble" Madame
Schesinger.
G. operate scena IN CoStume-From the Opera
LAMBDA acrice-The Singing Lesson AuDer
Minis Mary Taylor Mrs. George Loder and Mr.. Stephen
Leach.
GRAND FINALE-NATIONAL AIRS.
Performed by the Grand Monster Orchestra and 1e Inree
Military Bands under TIE direction OF George Loder.
Pianist .................... C. TIsM
Conductor, Let part. .. w FlNCENI WALLAOE'
Conductor % and Sd Parts. GEORGE LoDER
Music Committee Henry Watson, James r. Hal ana
- - Col JAMES l.. HEWITT, Chairman.
C. JoLLIE, Treasurer.
JAMES +. OTIS SecrtIsIv.
Doom open 81 O'clock Concert to commence
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH.
To be had Of all The Members OF the Committee At the va
rOus Music Stores Hotels and at the door on ne even
ing Of the performances ms A1a'
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"a. NJ. MerwID, AuctOLeer.-CHOIOE E

ga. NJ. MerwID, AuchoLeer.-CHOlc E EN-
GRlyINGs.-BANGs, BROTHER CO. will ssll
THIS Monday EVENING March 5, at their Sales Room
"a Broadway, valuable consignment of English and
French Engsvpgs embracing large variety OF fine Line
and Mezzodnt Engravngs, many OF them beautifully col
Ged-s portion o, them rosewood and gilt frames Sale
ocoumencs at 81 O'Clock. nos
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FOR

w a large number Of Men Women, Boys and Girls. al
he EmsrEut Once, Is and 2 Canal (n-sr
Broad way) This Office under the oirec ion OF the Co
missoners OF Emigration Applications by employers iOr
emgrant lAborers and families wnhng 70 obtain Servants
Of eithe sex viii promptly attended 10 CODusc.ers
be constantly supplied with Lsborers. Mechanics be
furnished with Boys Of all ages desrous ofeaning trades
Persons residing distance have people ofe shove
descriptions sent 70 their address, By forwarding re
amount necessary pay the cost OF their conveyance
heir residences " No charge Is made to Emgrants or
Employers" lIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

KOARD WANTED from LIST of May
a. single gentleman wishes a room, furnished or un.
~ aso d wi'h partial BOARD. IN house where there
f,~ msny ooarders; large room In second story pre-
Az 49, Address r. O. W., Tribune Office, stating terms
- ioeafon Isl 81
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.IOR WATER COLORS.

SUPERIOR WATER COLORS. -
CLead Pencils Crayons, Sable and Camels Hair Pencils
Bristol Board Landscape udies ORA wing Bo9ks WORKS
on Perspective and variety Of other items WORTHY of the
special attention of De,ers Artists and Students, ng
the ST OK Of the laie w A Colnan offered n much ess
than present cost Of imperial on. COLMANi
mi 81 Agent
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PROGRAMME OF THE CONCERT.

PROGRAMME OF THE CONCEKT
l. Instrumental Piece-LargO al Faetotum.. .MoZagt
By DOdwOrh's BaOd.
2 Aria-Mr Philip Mayer
s New serenade-star of Love list u ne 10 pub
licl Mira Laura A Jones.......W w. Vincent Wallace.
T. Duet ConceuAnte-Flute and Piano, Brlcialdt
and SuAkOsch Mr.. Eben ana Mr. William A. King.
g. Choral Pot POuni from the Figa d Regimento Paul.
By the German Lieder KranZ.
G. Or che In Cieo-Mr A. ArhursOn. Donizetu.
T. Grand Fantssia-Pisno Mr.. Richsrd Hoffman Prudent
g. Rect Aria, from Der FreyschuZ. Weber.
Madame SchlesL ger (her first appearance)
g. Grand Overture -Oberon-COnducted by w.
Vincent WALLACE. WeDer.
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~ Cavd-Mrs EDES tenders Der grateful acknowl-
=, ire F,emen who In The discharge of their aFd1-
az dangerous duties saved her house from destruction
49, nieht 62i Broadway, March 2, 1851 lrs
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~ Netire. Passengers per steamship BALTIC, for
Iterpoo will please be board at the foot OF Canal
on WEDNESDAY. March 5 at II O'Clock A NJ, send all
hsgaec nos wanted the passage ON board TUESDAY,
Naek4 marked Below, with the number OF their berth
MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Ia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ @ighl be expec.

a. NedicO- vi &C hanology.-As might De ex pecteo,
Dr. B.eNINcs new thesry OF the Mechanical origin OF
e,c diseases has set lbe public mind TO hnkngi tor
pever before has il forciby urged thai Consumption
Bropelis Dyspepsa General Debility and Kindred DIS
t,s are almost nva,isbly caused and perpeualed by
rrpe mechanical Displacement Of the vital organs-Ieus ex
pkppg WIN these destructive malades do not yield 10
.,sn.tss ste,voI treatment o. change OF climate. Ater
psvr several wears Dr. banning mas returned 70 lns
CIV f consutaion, and for the treatment OF me ABOVE
diseases in connection with complete system OF surgical
10 mechanical appliances. Office SAL bfosdwsy. mo IL
% To Prtnters.-For sale, large and wei assorted
J6B PRINTING OFFICE located in one o. me pest
hsasss portions of the City, now dong good business
asv and business habits this Is chance seldom OFFERED
fsmS mo5erate Address PRINTER this office 2Sf lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

NJ POsI-O flee. Chatham-squaro, corner OF
Esst Broa5 way.-MAILS FOR Europe P GR u. S.
NAIL STEAMER BALTIC Letter and Newspaper
Bags for Liverpool London, Ireland, WAes, France, all
rf cf GERMANY and other foreign count les win close at
hs Office on WEDNESDAY, 9Th Mu,h at 10 o'clock,
ms 1T AARON SWAHA
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ANTHoKY BLEEcKsR, Aucuoneer
4 VALUABLE FARM Az PLEAS

"A hbO ADLC IT ANU "A AcEhO-
EAANT VALLEY, Duiehess County. ~ Y at Auction.
ANTHONY J BLEECKER will sell at auction, ON
Tuesday March II, 1851 At " o'clock, At the Merchants
Exchange In the city of New-York the following Valuape
property, viz: 49,,
A Farm pleasantly situated in Pleasant Valley Duchess
County, 7nles from Poughkeepsie and mile from the
village of Pleasant Valley, formerly known as Dr. Watt
Farm, containing ~ acres OF first quality OF Land 100
acres being under improvement including Orchard,
containing II OF choice fruit the balance heavy tim
Der land Adjoining the north side Is large stream AZ
fordiDg excellent power for mills factories The
house the farm Is 10 good order II stories frame and
contains IL The barns, sheds and Outhouses are
all In good repair The farm IL well waered and has II
acres of natural meadow. In the village Of Pleasant Val
ley there several churches and good schools
part Of he purchase money can remain on bona and
mortgage.
For further particulars apply to the auconeer Broad
iif 2awI5ItsQ362) HENRY PETERS, Pleasant Valley.
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BurgesS's Series Of Humorous Books
nR. VALENTINES COMIC Lee
-1|TURES.-Phce 50 cents.
The funniest and aughable book put in print
1t will make you laugh and you can't help it.
III.
DR.. VALENTINES METAMORPHOSES,
Or Second Series OF Comic Lectures with Illustrations
Price so cents.
These works Of Dr. Valentine will furnish amusement
for whole family for month
III.
THE LIFE AND RECOLLECTIONs OF THE LATE
YANKEE HILL.
By Dr.. w. X Northal.
Including his characters Price so cents.
".
DOW. JrssHORr PATENT SERMONS.
As originally published in the NewYork Sunday Mercury
Price so cents.
THE ADVENTURES OF TOM. sTAPLETON;
Or, 202 Broadway.
By John NJ. Moore. Esq
This work is equal TO anything ever written by Charles
Lever. Price 25 cents.
VI
NETWORK IN SLICES.
As originally published in the New.York Daily Thbune'
revived enlarged and corrected by the author Price Is
cents
The above work gives blrdseye view Of New.York In
al its various ramifcstons.
NEARLY READY
Before and Behind the Curtain or Pifeen Years Ooser'
vations among the Theaers OF New-YOrk. By DR., W. n
Northall. Price 80 cents
ANY and all Of the above works may be obtained OF any
of the cheap Booksellers Published by
ms2 VIZ. BURGESS, % Ann-st-, N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

svNr. Lords Lectures.-1he 0i'H NoN'-'
LORDS course on the Heroes and Saints oil me eror
.son. viii be giveni ia the Hope Chapel on AoNDAI
SyENING, March s. st u o'clock Sueject-A'cnolsnOP
Gamer and the English Church MT N'.9
rS- Three Lecrures;-T NIChOLS, M &c., ~ ~
tfn corn, OF Eighh-av and Twenty third st., on
nshNen1hV TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS: me
"a I'm of March in tine following order: On Mon
~ asn Lecture on Suicide its history argum-nts
asy AGAINST il is various methods its causes am pre-
oI s fpesday eyering Lecture on Medical ~ lacA-
'ehuyn, sv evening Lecture the three pathies -
~ Inv Home oDathy and Hydropathy Each Lecture
wine0lniases Ia lies free 28i 3t1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

rOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION -
.a.Ss3 an he departure of each Mel steamer io1
Oool Pree CT cents per copy, or ~ per year. P'-'
- isgrl,ded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

- No,ice.-Tbe members of Putnam Division, No.
~ n n are requested T. be punctua in their attendance
This EVENING, (M0nday) at their Hall 1873 Bow
~ a. hnsn IS Of great impo lance will be brought mp for
uydersion IL is hoped that every member viii be in
s 90 lace his evening BY order Of the Division,
~ y Its, JAMES MERRICK, A. Il. 8.
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H-The Daily Freeman is the largest newspaper
hs paper and the only Wing Corporation newspaper In
Aaeiy al the best medium for Advertising IL is re-
oDsbe for the representations and agreements OF It's own
eIcufive agents only. ms III
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer
M. B. BUTLER, Aucnoneer.
T EASEHOID PROPERTY Ais Hud-

N. B. BUTLER, Aucuoneer.
4 EASEHOLD PROPERTY Ais Hud-
Lsoust will be sold at Auction at the Merchants tx
change on THURSDAY the 9Th day Of March next at Il
O'CLOCK by order Of the Admnissior Of The estate Of Geo
the Buildings thereon.
The Lease is from Trinity Church, expiring May 1866
Ground rent $50 with for renewal payment
for buildings The improvements consist Of two brick
buildings three stories high; the front occupied for
s,ore and dwelling the rear for dweing-boh hTeproo
md IN good order and renting for about $500.
Sale or cash-lO per cent The time q sss and the bal
Gnce 90 transfer BY order Of JAMES 3 THAYER, Pub
deceaaed Nassan.st loIuno
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DARNUM,S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

NVhhIN 2 VI > q VI LINIOtAN u CN7I7O nv
LIP. 7. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager job
5vYenuo0D ia Assistant Msnagag-Saloon performances
every Afternoon al S-Eyenmg a. Admiitsnee y eensi
children under 10 years, 2i cts-F0r all this wee com
nm. pcing MONDAY March s. IN the Afternoon, tn = TAU
LOR or TAMWORTH Afler which, ALLO" N . ~
APOLOGIZE Ia The Evening, the Drama OF d ADE-
LANE, or The Founding Of Paris. The innunereole
Curosrs Of this Museum, lAe vast Chinese Coleeu9o
&c sre 10 be seen al all hOurs m1
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EELLOWS' OPERA HOUSE, a.
SALES BY AUCTION.
JAMES COLE, Auc,ioneer
PROPERTY NEAR Il

JAMES Cole. Aucloneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR the
FULTON FERRY, BROOKLYN.-JAMES COLE
will sell al suctoa on MONDAY, March 8, 1851, a. II
O'Clock at he Merchants EXchsnge Supreme Court, under
the dire con Of C. P Smith, Esq Referee.
All those cersn houses and lots Of land lying and being
IN the second Ward of the City OF Brookyn and desg-
mated on certain map Of property belonging TO the estate
OF John Fiber deceased made by sas Lodam Cly sur,
veyor on file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County OF
Kings as follows;
Lot No Lon the no u west corner OF Front and Dock
sta with The brick dwelling house thereon aud being -
fee Frontst 10 feet Dock-st, z feet inch on the
north line, and 70 fee the west line Of said lot
Lot No. 2-Adloinlng, with the brick dwelling mouse
thereon and being 10 feet inches Fronts ~ feet on
the east line 10 feet on the north line and 81 feet nchsS
the west side Of said lot
Lot No. S-Adjoning, with the brick dwelling house
thereon and being 20 feet inches kSontst ~ teet
inches the east line 10 Feet on the norm ne ana GO eel
3inches on the west line OF sid lot
Lot No 4-FToDtng on DOck-st, and being ~ feet .
inches IN width In front and rear % r, incn on the SCUM
line and % feet e north line, with The privilege OF an
alley 10 feet In wild on the north line of The lot
Lot No 5-FrOntng OH DOckst aud being Il teet ano I
inches In width Ia front and and GO feet IN depa on
each side with the privilege OF the said alley on the SCUM
side Of said lO;
Lot No 6-On the southwest corner Of Water and Dock
cts and being q feet inches In front and resi- % feet On
Dockst and 20 feet inch the west line Of said lot
Lot No lon Watar-sL adjoining lot No o. ard oelag
% feet inches Ia width Ia front and rear 10 eot ncn on
The east ne and II Inches on the west ne OF sad ioI
Lot No son Water ST.. adjoining lot No T. aud being
y feet inches IN width la front ana rear. ~ feet Inches
on the line and "a the west line OF said lot
LotNs. 9-On Water-sL, adjoining lot No. 8, and being
2j feet WAtefst 100 feet The line n feet Inches
on The norhey line along the said foot alley and III
feet inches the westerly line adjoining land late OF Al
The said premises being dstsnt from Fulton Ferry about
goo ards. 1870, a., -, -, -,
due on delivery Of the deeds within twenty days.
For maps apply TO he Auctioneer (4Sl) ms 5us
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover-st.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Nearly Ready.
THE KICKLEBURYS ON THE
n RHINE; with preface entitled An Essay on Thur
der and Small Beer BY A. Titmarh. Price l2t cents
sTRIN6ER TOWNSEND, Publishers
ms q 222 Broadway.
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ty-House CarpeDteEs KaIiy;-A pubic m me-, rly
$4,000 AT Convention Hall l79 Wooster st. on TU SIS
rritvTyENING. March !, at u PM. The Committee
vi De ,aort The specified number of names enrolled.
~ rsl attendance is desired the wages viii be liked
as coming season Those that have not enrolled their
s.n will have an opportunity Of doing 80 at the meeting
"A n
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EHARTNER WANTED--A young man
Of business talents snd having s5e0 capital, obtain
y coDrec ion 10 very lucrative d highly respectable
business The duties tight and sales cash. with large profits
ard speculative. uncertain business Proper refer
erce wiz be required ind given. Address NORTON Tn
bur Cfhce mi "
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"TRIP L Err H A L THURSDAY
n EVENING, March 4, 1881.
GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO
GEORGE LODER
q The following eminent Artists have volunteered
their services
MADAME SCHLESINGER.
Prima Donna OF the principal TheaIers Of Germany-her
First Appearance in America)
SIGNORA BOZZI, (her Third appearance In Publicly
Madam EDWARD LoDER, Mr.. A. ARTHURsoN,
L. g. BosIwIcK, lBy permission OF
OTTO, Max Maretzek, Esq.)
L. JONES, - PHILIP MAYER.
H w. GREAToREx,
GEORGE LoDER, - y. LISTER, and
Miss MARY TAYLOR, &" STEPHEN LEACH,
(By permission Of (By permission OF
John Brougham, Esq) John Brougham Esq
INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS
Miss WYATT, HarpsL Mr. X. HOFFMAN, Pianist
(HeT first appearance - u. q. TIMM Pianist
in New-York) - MIsKA HAUsER, Vioinist
Mr. NJ STRAKosCH, Pianist - EBEN Flutst-
w. A. KING, Pianist HERR GRIEBEL, Violinist
CHORAL SOCIETIES.
New York Harmonic Sociey-The German Lieder KrHnZ.
THREE MILITARY BANDS.
DODwORTHs, sHELrONs and ADKINS
A GRAND MONSTER ORCHESTRA,
The everye collected together IN New York Com
posed of al the instrumental Societies. Theagers &c in
the City, comprising the finest Musical Talent In the coun-
try under the direction Of
WIN VINCENT WALLACE and
GEORGE LODER.
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.c.r LORNA. OF EeOs ANO TIE SANDWICH Isl ANDs
shed on the departure 81 each N sll steamer lo O7
- Price, Ct ceDts per copy y,,,rr1 p,blisbs,s
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~ A. Davis, " Corresponding Member Of
ths Newly ork HfsrOrtcal society," grateful for
he paronsge Of the most distinguished cilizens, will give
az AmereaH IN HOPE CHAPEL. THIS (Monday)
EVENING, March s, at half past seven O'Clock Admit
lance 50 cents. mo III
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EOUND.-On Wednesday, Goth inst in
IL one of the Dry Dock Stages PORTE MONNAIE,
containing a small sum Of money. Also an Eye Glass;
The owner can have them by calling at 20f Sphng-st,
proving the property and paying for this advertisement
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WANTS, &C.

AN ELDERLY LADY with servant,
wishes to obtain the second floor oil comtorlaole
bouse Having CrOton wster) with a respectful family
Reeeees exchanged The location may be from FOurlh
10 Twenty. ihirdst and from Fourth 10 Fnth-sv Ad-
aress bon 2,4s6, POst Office. Bf St1
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