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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-29
DIRECT.-TO COUN-

APPROPRIATIONS DIRECT.-TO COUN-
a TRY MERCHANTS. take this method of
informing our friends and the public generally that
shall have in by the 18th or Goth, most OF
goods imported for the Fall Trade.
Anxious to do direct trade with Europe, thereby
saving the Merchants second profit, and to build up
our own city, we hope all the Virginia and North
Carolina Merchants will do us the favor at least, of
giving stock thorough examination Our Mr.. Fer
guson has been the oherde for the last three months
making purchases; during which time he has visited
the principal manufacturing towns, and we feel
sured that the advantages offer this season. will
the necessity OF our country merchants going lar
'l'' WORD. FERGusoN & BARKsDALE,
aus Mo- 3, Main street
7WIO COUNTRY MERCHANTs-NAsH &
m WOODHOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Booksel-
lers and Stationers, No. l39 Main Steet.-N. g. w.
have very large and fine stock of Classical School,
and Miscellaneous Books Blank Books of every de
broad Account Paper, Folio Post, Demi, Medium and
Royal Paper, Drawing Paper and Materials, Steel
Pens, Quilts, Envelopes, &c. &c.
Fancy Goods and Cutlery, OF almost every de-
scriplion; Gold Pens and Cases. Gold and Silver PEN
ellis
We have in person selected our stock with the great
est care and do hesta to say that, for its varie
ty and quality that cannot be surpassed by any es-
Establishment in Virginia.
Country merchants will be furnished with any arti-
Gle in our line upon as liberal terms as they can be
purchased in any of the Northern cities. au 29-Im
WA. BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
y PUBLICATION SOCIETY just received,
the following religious works:
Williams (new work. on the Lords Prayer
Cecil's Works. in 3 vols
The Family Book
Owen on Spiritual Mindedness
Winslow on Deoension
Do on Midnight Harmones
Horn the Psalms
Solitude Sweeeped
Religious Progress, by Williams
James Church in Earnest
ALSO, further supply of the American Tract So
cety Pubicatons-Am American Sunday School Union;
Sunday School Books, Stationary, &c. &c.
ON HAND,
A supply of all the standard works used in our
schools and colleges. CHAS. WORKMAN,
au 2S-tf Depostary.
NOAL PIT OIL.-l0 casks for sale by
u au2s DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
a a HHDS TODD'S BLOCK SHOULD
ID Frs for sale
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TELEGRAPHED
LATER FROM CUBA.
LANDING OF GEN, GONZALES
LOPEZ HOLDS FORT MARIEL!
PATRIOT STOCK RISING {!


New YORK, Aug. %, P. M.
private despatch reported to have been received
this city from Capt. Lewis of the steamer Pampero
stating that he had landed Gen. Gonzales and his
force upon the Island of Cuba and that Lopez, so far
from having been exerminaed held possession OF Fort
Marel where he was daily receiving accessons from
the people. The Pampero was near Savannah on Sa-
turday to take off fresh renorcemens.
MEETING IN PITTSBURG.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 49, P. M.
large meeting of Cuba Sympathisers was held in
Pittsburg last night. Col Samuel Black, w. w. Irwin,
and others, addressed the assemblage. Resolutions
passed denouncing the conduct of the Cuba au-
thorities the American Consul likewise came in for
his share OF denunciaton.
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nFFICE OF ARCHITECT OF THE
W VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The undersigned would respectfully offer his profes.
siona services the citizens of Richmond, and to those
throughout the State. He will furnish Designs Plans,
Specified tons and Estimates for Buildings, private and
public, in any part of the State.
Orders left at the office otthe Monument, orthrouah
the Post Office, Richmond Washington, (paid,) will
be responded to. Terms moderate.
ROBERT MILLS, Archt
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BALTIMORE FLOUR MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Aug, %, P. M.
Wenote sales to-day OF 400 bbls City Mills Flour
at So S7a.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
YESTERDAY,
At the Bookstore of ]. w. RANDOLPH, I2 Main stree
O'clock IL o'clock. 5 o'clock.
81 10 70

gH DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask the at
tenton OF dealers to The auction sale of Coffee Sugars
MoIasses, &c, at their warehouse at Rockets this
morning, at 10 O'Clock, without regard to weather.
aug
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Y-Monongalia, extra, No. S9-CaptaI:
$4,000. IS numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves
50e., quarters 25c.
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CHOPPERS WANTED,-Wan ted, four good
~ Coopers, for two years, Tor whom will pay one
shilling per Dbl, or $3.50 per year. Address
JOHN w. TYLER.
Warren, Albemarle Co. 26-l2t
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FRIDAY-Monongala, extra No. IO9-Capital ::
900. IS nos II drawn. Tickets SIS.
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THU -Monongalia extra, No. S7-Capitsl
$4,000 Ct numbers, II drawn. Tickets 50, halves
l, quarters so.
THURSDAY Monongalia, No. lO7-Capital ::
$4,000. IS nos, Is drawn. Tickets S., halves so,
quarters Is.
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NOTICE-WI be sold at public auction the
IN 1st day of eptember next, the Monticello Tav-
property consisting of the entire square, on which
the property is located and which some valuable
buildings are erected disconnected with the Tavern 1t
will be sold subject the unexpred lease held by
Mr.. G. C. Omohundro.
To Capitalists who wish to invest money in such
property. it offers many inducements.
Terms of sale, one, two and three years, with APP
proved personal security, and deed OF trust on the
property. o. B. BROWN,
an S-ctd VIM EARISH
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Ticket S2U; halves SO; quarters 50. Certificates OF
package of whole tickets $3.50, halves $30, quarters
So.
Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the prompt and confidential attention, if
addressed to F. NORRIS & Co., Managers, or to
G. w. PURCELL,
au 81 Richmond, Va.
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HAS.-Ihe subscribers are prepared to receive or.
IN ders for fitting up gas pipes stores, hotels, pri
vate houses churches &c. the very best manner amp
on reasonable terms Apply at their foundry cornerof
9th and Cary street.
aW 2l-2aWts j. +. u u. l.. BARNS
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FL. FOR LIVERPOOL, TO succeed the Ca
80 zone).-The coppered and copper fasten-
ed barque MARY ANNAH, expected at City Point
in a few days. having three fourth of her cargo
gagged, will meet with despatch for freight of so hhds.
Tobacco. Apply 10
au 29-tf BEV. CLOPTON.
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hLD DOMINION NAILS.-Deaersa and others
" will find our Old Dominion brand oil Nails oil
most superior quality and our prices Tor them very low
We are manufacturing every SIZE from say to men
ing and flooring Nails
" 26-eo2m WIN. S. TRIPLETT & co.
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SALES BY AUCTION
ASrHoSY J BLEEoKFR. AucuoaeeL,

ANTHONY } bLEEcEER. Aucuosoora r, . (,
4 VALUABLE FARM AT PLEAS
AANT VALLEY, Duchess County ~ a. AueIo On
ANTHONY }. BLEECkER viii sell AZ a .,s 20
Tuesday March IT, 1851 a. l. o'clock A. the MslJuals
Exchange in The city Of NewYork. the following VAuA0ie
farm pleasantly situated in Pleasant valley pucnes,
C0lutv miles from Poughke@psis sni mile ron .u5
Fsrr containing p acres Of frsi quality Of Lsnd l
acres being under improvement, inc uding a. OfctNu
her and Adjoining the north side large stream a.
sDrdpg excellent waer power for mills or factories Inc
house on The farm Is In good ORDER stories ifsne an
Contains n rooms The barns sheds and outhOuses sre
All ip good repair The farm is well wstered, and mas
acres OF natural meadow Ia the village Of Pleasant 81
lev there are several churches and good schools.
part Of the purchase money can remain on bond sn1
mortgage. , = DID,
For further particulars apply to the sucuoneer Broad
III 2Swt5ktsGs6g HENRY PETERS, Pleasant Valley.
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D 8 H0UCH, AucuOneef.
THE FURNITU RE of q family on
u MONDAY MORNING. alto O'Clock, al 81 Green Eich.
az CONSULTING OF bureauX sofas walnut and maple bed
sleacs mahogany rockers walnut Ia and maple
cha rs s and mahogany looking glasses mahogany and
walnut tables rae hair mattresses holsters and pillows
hal and sol ar lamps blankets walnut washsGnds mAhOg
an AZ walnut fancy tables paasses vases crocEey. &c
Rain or shine. M
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DRY GOODS, &C.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF

NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
1NSPRING DRESS GOODS, at Columbian Hall, 28l
0rand.st-S l. NJ e. TOWLE would call the attention OF
Ladies and extensive assortment OF Rich Senog
style DRESS GOODS, embracing every variety OF The
newest patterns and designs The assortment contains
Rich Grape and SILK ShIwis, Plain aud Embroidered
Rich Paris Printed Figured Barge.
Rich Paris Barege de Laine and Muslin de Sole.
Rich Chintz Printed Foulard Silks.
Rich Printed and ClOUded Silk Tissues.
Rich Plain SILK Tissues aud Toll des indie.
Rich silk Grenadines and AlhHrines
Rich Printed, CloHded ard Colored Chambrays.
Rich Printed Figured and Spotted Suisse.
Rich Jsconet Book and Cambria Muslins
Rich Victoria, Bishop aud India Lswns.i
Also. q NIL assortment OF
Lace Wells, Cellars, Cspes Cuffs and Underseeves
Lace Thread Edgiugs, lnsertngs
Black Silk trimmings, OF all widths
Embroideries OF every variety
Ts1etss, SstinA and Lustring Ribbons
dozen French Kid Gloves assorted sizes and coors
warranted Paris made.
English and German Silk aud Cotton Hosiery, full as
sOTtment
Goods sent gratis.
Bowerv Grand Brooklyn, WilGsmsburgh jersey City,
and Hudson River Stages pass the door every FIVE minutes
Terms cash. One price invariably
ms II S. & M. T. TOWLE, Importers and Retailers.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aucuonesr. IN,
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOI

N on Msinst in the village Of FLUSHING, Long Is.
land Al auction ANTHONY J. BLEECkEh VIII sell Al
auction on TUESDAY March H. 1851 al Il O'CLOCK a. Lne
Merchants Exchange the following desirable properly,
viz Al Flushing L. 1.-The house and lot OF ground no"
the resideuca Of Dr. Joseph BlOodgood situated on tne
west side of Main-st, between Bridge and washington
ih wing Al The south end 80 feet front by 10 feet deep,
10th two stories high and built in the most substantial
manner and well calculated for large family Inc o1
"a feet inches front Man-st by al average depa OF up
ward OF 30 feet widening from the depth Of about . tet
feet to l9S feet ormiHg garden Of shout ia feet by -
feet exclusive Of large and ample front and rear yards
which in CHEST state ofcuuyation and Stocked Win
fine fruit frees. . -. H..
PLANK Road will be built during the present year rom
Wismsburgh 10 within a short distance fro and prOos
blv 10 The vii age large portion OF the purchase mon-y
can remain on bond and mortgage For maps and iurhe
ne-,icnisTa epplv 10 The auctoneer BrOadst where
mans of the above properly can be obtained
9sF1o - 96. mi 5ts ISIS
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PIANOS.-WA-

STERs BERRY AZ Broadway a few d24,s qe,or
Grand. g. Al the Eolian Piano rooms OF a. 49, ~,
sale cheap or 70 rent Al prices from 50 70 81" Aio
Eood assortment Of 1sic for sale Al reduced Y''0e
4 linz
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The Irving Institute, Tarrytown, n Y.
T YON,S CLASSICAL AND COM

The Irving Institute, Tsrrytown, n Y.
4 YON'S CLASSICAL AND COM
IIMERCIAL BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Don
emen- FstRbshod by present Proprietor In 1853
me location Of this Institution Is unsurpassed Tarrytown
being OF The Oldest and most agreeable towns Ia the
Union noted for its sAubriy and morality aud accessible
several times day by the Hudson River Railroad
The Principal assduOus IL his regard for the moral
welfare physical comfort the int ects Improve nent
the manners personal habits OF his pupils. Pupils wl
attend the church designated by the parent
The OF Education includes all The branches pre-
pnTaory College business for professional or pTHc
teal life Elementary price pies will receive the slrct al
tenon which their paramount importance demands
The Academic yearis divided into Two Terms o. o e
months each; the Summer Term cling on the hrs
Of MAY the Winter Term the first Of November Apnl
and October vacations Pupils can be admiued II by
time
Cbarges-s0O for the Summer Term, 05 for the Winter
Term payable IN advance. This includes bo8rd, with
washing and mend-g bed and bedding, fuel and light and
Tuition excepin Modern Language and Music together
with The OF ali the necessary books ia me Engsn
branches. A deduction Will he made where two come
from The same family.
References-To the several Cergymen Of TGTrytown;
Hon Washington Irving DO Hon Guiisn c. terpanck
Newly ork; Benjamin LOder, ESQ Pres n. Y. and Enc
RR., New.York; Edward X. Collins ESQ, New. YORK
Hon w. Schmidt Esq, do. To any others OF the nu-
Patrons Of the Institute, printed list OF whose
names viii be furnished, application 10 the Principal
Letters should be addressed North Tarrytown."
VIM LYON, AN, Principal and Proprietor.
mt 2awtf WAS
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SCHOOLS.

A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for
ABOYS at Wilton. Conn b. LOCKWOOD PTin'
cpa-ln this Insulation the usual branches OF an Eugsh
Education viii be thoroughly taught Phe eXPenies are
$50 per term including Board Tditon, Washing ana
Mepdipg Ccu ars containing particulars can be obtain
ed of w II. DlKEMAN, Controllers Once STAN
LEY, Al Bowery, and s. B. STURGES, ~ Chstasm-st,
N m8 2awWkSlmN
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DIBBONS, SILKS and MILLINERY
IA GOODS The subscriber is ready TO show the
most elegant assortment OF Ribbons Suss and Millinery
Goods 10 the market which he prepared 10 offer al such
low prices as to defy competition Merchants and Mners
are respectfully invited 10 examine our stock het're pur'
cbasinS elsewhere M III. LICHTENSrEIN
40 90 90, BOwery.
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DUBOIS & WARRINER, Piano Forts
1/Hsken, SIS BROADWAY NY. 0flm
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COSMORAMAS-Corne1

pincg collection Of Iwenty-slx yeya OF Furone A..
hipot he Hoy Land syria EgyFx Nabis and Arabia
date all these viii be replaced ~ nsw views equally
Interesting. ms ivTuas'
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EELLOWS' MINISTRIES, AT FELL

4 LOWS OPERAHOUSE 4f4 Roadway between
Howard and Grand Open every night dudRg the week
The celebrated original and we'll Fellows Mlas.
es comprising efficient and versatile corps Of talent
and experienced perOrmers under the direction OF j.
Fellows whose Concerts Ia this Ciy for abe last year
have received with greatest favor by the elite and
fashion Of this great Metropolis Their Concerts consist OF
BuFesQue Italian Opera Scenes WHY Sayings Solos,
Duets ChOruses DsnclDg and Instrumental Performances
On Wednesday snd Saturday afternoons grand Concert,
for The accommodation Ofisdies and families commencing
81 O'Clock, Admission p cents Doors open Al Il,
10 commence At "a uni
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PIANOS.
NOLIAN PIANO-FORTES.-'

4NOLIAN PIANO-FORIES.- we
- would cal the attention Of the public 90 the fine
sor ment OF PaDOFOres with and without tie much al
nirsd -folan Accompaniment made by TIE celebrated
house OF Gilbert Co of Boston, recently opened Al
Az Broadway by WATERS 4 BERRY. The Pianos Of
T. G. Co have been 100 long and 100 fayOrsby known
10 need any commentators Hundreds IN tbs city can
testify 10 their superior excellence.
n B-SecoI hand Pianos taken IN exchange
Pianos to let IA In
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r. c. KEMP, AucrOneer.
MORTGAGE SALE of EURNIIL RE.
ASrHoNY J. BLEEcKER, Aucuoneer.
DEREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE

LIEN EulI OIN LAI@OO OISO JAIL
n OF 100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TION-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public
l7h March next by order Of the Executors
OF the Iges and most valuable pieces OF Real Esae
lying body and In Of the desirable locations
10 this City has offered this season and calls The
attention OF capitalists and others to the following adYer
usemeIt:
The subscribers Executors OF the last will and testament
Of the late William Wright, Of the City OF New.York, de-
ceased will sell al public auction, by ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER, AuctiODeer, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
March, 1851 u O'clock al the Merchants Exchange
the following vsluabe property, being part OF The real
estate OF the said deceased, VIZ
BROADwAY-2l lots Of ground on Broadway forming the
entire fronts the essery size Of two blocks and hail
between Foriyhrs and FOry-fourh-sts I'VE OF these
corner los and five front The square formed by the
tersecton Of the Seventh-ay. and Broadway.
SIXTH AvESUE-l4 lots Of ground on The SixIhav part u
which opposite the public square, extending from For
teih Forty secOndsL This square IL under conrac. Tor
regulation and Improvement appropriation FOR which hay
HF been made long since
FORTY-FIRsT-sTl5 lots OF ground lying together Ontne
norhery side of Forty hrssL, being the whole front be-
tween Broadway and sixth-sy.
FoRTY-SE CoND-sT-34 lots OF ground, comprising tue
fronts Of boh sides Of Forty second g. leo feet wide,
between SiXthRy and Broadway.
FoRTyfHIRD-sT.-20 lots Of ground lyng together on
the souhery tide Of Forythrdst, beirg the enre 'front.'
between Sixthsv and Broad way.
FORTYTHRD SIS lots Of ground on The uorhery aide
OF Forty hirdst commencing 95 feet inches from Broad
way
The above property 10 admirably situated Tor immediate
improvement ard The deeds VIII contain covenants against
nusances The ute is perfect and the will be absolute
TERMs-Ten per cent Of the purchaAe money with the
per cent before the let day Of July nexf
when the deeds will be delivered eighty per may
sin bond and mortgage a. The option Of purchaser
for or years per entipteres payable seiannualy
New York. March 1851.
DANIEL Il T0MPKINs, Executor,
Maps ofhe shove property msy be obtained a. the Office
o. he Auconeer No B-0a6st OF and sf-r the 6h mat
nj 46T6,n,u ll45fl
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Iss-r. T. BARNUM, Pr0pretOt and MsnSgsT. JoHH
oskeswooD ia Assistant Msnag performances
sssay Ahernoon 81 S-Eyenipg all Abundance Is eeuls
enuaLen nndef ~ years, l2a ciG-fOr al this week com
", neing MONOAY March Ia the Anernoon THE FAI
Lon .on ~ cTrAAMWORTH. Amer which, ALLOW ME TO
ArULCOiLE In the Evening, the Drama OF MADE
LAME OF the Founding Of Paris The inpunerable
Curoslues on ths Museum the vest Chinese Colecgion
&C, ~ - ~ 49, ~ al hours ms
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A Nj. MERwIS, Aucuoneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER q W. 2O4

A M. MERwIS, Aucuoneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER q 90. 2O4
DBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon al cor
signmentH. -, -.
NEw.YoRR SPRING TRADE sALE-To be com nencei on
MONDAY MORNING, March a, 1851, and continued
during that and the succeeding week
At the New Trade Sale Rooms - Psrk,row.
The Catalogue for The next Regular Trade Sale IS now
ready and ay had application al the rooms OF me
undersigned Ii embraces The usual great assortment OF
stock including contributions nearly the entire fuo-
fishing Trade Of the Country and several choice cousign'
mens OF English Books.
Nearly so SETS Of Stereotype Plates Of popular and sale
able Books will be offered 81 this sale.
The Stationery Department embraces most extensive
variety of Fancy and Staple Goods, Writing Papers, &c
TERMS SALE.On ali purchases rom me ~hole Os.a,
logue amounting to $50 and upward four and ak months
credit; on purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
$50 and more than S00 four months credit; and al pur
chases less than $780, cash.
discount OF per cent will be SLOWED on al pur-
chases exceeding 81 900. BANGS, BROTHER CO
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VINANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL

"INANIS BOAhUINU oOt1OOb
w FOR BOYS at Little Ferry, nine miles from HOBO
ken n J under the direction OF A. B. WlNANr aud
LADY-Tms school is designed for young lads Al me
present members Of under twelve years OF age ad
none will tie received who older. The number OF pa
ps is limited 10 twenty Terms 500 per year. Fare y
stage S7s cents. For circulars, please apply TO Nj
THURMAN, corner Canal and Nestry sIs or NJ r 2
ROBINSON, 81 Pine st. New-York ~ On
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER

CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER
OCEET RAILROAD BONDS, S5O.O0O.-The sub
scber offers for sale $4,000 OF The Bonds Of the Chicago
and Gaena Railroad bearing Ten per cent interest
under authority from the Legis AZURE, payable 10 New
York and the principal convertible In the stock OF the
Company any time within four years.
This Road forms link In the great chain OF roads from
the Atlantic ciues 10 the Mississippi River and Possesses
also very valuable local traffic IL IL Of the cheapest
roads In tie world having bat about $4,000 per mile
10 Elgin to which place Il Ia completed from Chicago
The Est dividend OF this Company eight per cent for
ak months on the finished portion Of the Road.
The Bonds above mentioned portion Of those Issued
for lie purpose Of extending the Road 10 Belyidere,
which pOntitis under contract
These per Bonds for sale In amounts Of $50
aId 81 GEO. At 05 per cent with interest from LIST May neI
and furnish the cheapest perfectly safe security on the
market
Further particulars be obtained Of the subscrber
ms 10 JOHN THOMPSON "a Wal-sL
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.IlllllRS
DURTON'S THEATER, ChamDers-sr

G1 REAR OF CITY HALL-The nearest Th-Asei 10
large Hotels Doors open s63 commence A. o'clock
THIS EVENING, March VIII be performed. The Com
edy, In acis called
Don Manuel. -MT Burton DOnns Hypohta. Mrs Russell
WORLDS FAIR; Or, London In i65f
Wm. Wsggles. Mr. Bauonl Miss Snudge. Mrs skerreu
soxes Dross Circle and PAqueue 50 Family Cifcis
Is Orchesra Ssstl. IS ca Private hOxea s. and s.
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NEUSIC.--A Lady of experience IN
I'VE teaching the Piano wishes obtain a few
pills whom she would instruct her lhsir resi-
deuces Terms moderate. line TO c. M, Chatham
Square P o, viii meet with immediate attention m8 ~
THO TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU-
h PISA gentleman Of much experience will give in-
s,ructon English and Classics and IN Arithmetic and
the higher Mathematics with Surveying Engineering, Nav
igaoD Drawing of Plans, Prohes, Chss, &c. Address
"TEAcHER" Tribune Office. ms lon
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CTATF or NEW YORK, COMP

GTATE OF Me- w UNI, COuI
NTROILERs OFFICE, FREE BANK DEPART
MFNT~ALBANY, February, - l85l-ln pursuance Of an
sr entitled An act provide for hna distribution OF the
I'D held bv the Comptroller belonging 10 The creditors OF
Insovent Bspksand Bankers passed April TO- 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the time nxed by ssd sw or
tn redempuon OF The Circulating Notes OF The following
49, bsstevnred and that final dividend has been de-
cared upon the Unpaid Balances OF the outstanding cer
fcstes ssued account OF said BANS wmcn WI DC Pu
70 he bolders of such certificates duly ass gned on pre-
sentIng The same to DANIEL B. ST JOHN, Chief Regis
Jav Of August 1851 and not otherwise, VIZ
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Z EGHORN HAT MANDATORY.

n EJIIOIlIN =
IL WILSON'S Leghorn Hat Mandatory, So
Eiebh-av 18th house above Tweny-sixthst wes1 side
Persons having Leghom Flats or Bonnets can nave mem
altered into fashionable shape without any appearance OF
piecng. al this establishment loi TN