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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19
Bots or Caskie-,, To be Ga Whig) or mol to be

thA is the question"
The Washington Republic, referring to the
recent nomination of Mr.. Bolts by the Wings of
the Richmond district, says;
1--WE trust, and have hardly doubt, upder present
crcnmeiances that the district will trumphanty elect
Mr. Bolts in jhe approaching trial"
With the single exception of the Fredercks-
burg News, which has long been inimical to Mr.,
Bolts, the Wing press of the State has expressed
an earnest desire for his success.
The time is indeed too critical for the Wings
of the district to doubt about their duty in this
election. The issue is now fully made up, and
they must decide between candidate who
stands before them as the avowed supporter OF
the Admins ira ton and friend OF the Union as
tits, and one whose opinions and sympathies are
wholly with the Calhoun section of the Demo-
cratic party. We are informed that Mr.. Caskie,
in GoochIand, proclaimed his entire approval of
the course of Mr.. Seldom. What that course
was we need not now tell our readera. 1t is
enough 10 say that Mr. Seldom bitterly opposed
the COMPROMISE measures, and declared that the
South would be degraded, should it submit to
them. Mr.. Caske pre- sents himself to the me
tropolitan district of Virginia as the endorser
Mr. Seldom, and it is with the Union loving
Wings of that district to say whether they vii
permit him to represent them in Congress. W.
say il is with The Wings to determine this que'
lion; for it is well known that the district Is
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We beg leave to remind our country subscrl-
bers that under the cheap postage law, they can
transmit their dues, at an inapprecable cost to
themselves, and by doing so IN Advance, can save
dollar year. We greatly prefer taking the
risks ofthe mail to paying a heavy commission
to collector. If each subscriber will examine
his last receipt, he can readily ascertain what he
owes. Then let him enclose the amount to us,
in letter with the postage of three cents pre-
mid
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

The TINES ON AMERICA AGATN.-We quote from
the London Times OF the I'd the following acknow-
Judgments, that "some things can be done as well as
Others" 1.-THE Times continues to improve it has
done, in OF its late numbers, il will by and by be-
come very reliable and respectable paper position
which the Editors, doubt imagined they occupied
already but truth aud fair dealing necessary in
gradients OF reliability, the Times must reform very
great vices before it possibly lay claim to either the
one or the other of these virtues. We glad, how
ever, TO notice something gained in the way OF ims
movement:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19
MAYORS COURT ST. ~

A white man named Gloveson Ia German was ia
ken up asleep, Wan. Palmers stores sent 10 Jail
Tor three months in default of $50 BAIL
Sheppard Austin, slave, IN tine employment of E.
B Vaughan ordered ten aahes for not having his pass
properly endorsed.
Philip B. Minor, white man, charged with stealing
a box of sardiaes from Juan Pizzini Wednesday,
sent on for further trial before the Hastings
Court.
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TREASON.

lhls subject being prominent one before the pub
nc just now, we asked eminent lawyer Yesterday
lha question What is Treason? 2 We have received
from him the fowing reply:
II body OF men conspre and mediate an insur-
recton to resist oppose the execution of any salute
OF the United States by force they are only guilty of
high mlsdeme bat if they proceed to carry such
an Intention into execution by force, they then
guilty of Treason by leavying war-Wharton's Amer
lcan Grim. Law. $50 U. s. VS. Fries, c. c. April,
1900, Pamp. U. S. VS. Mitchell, 2 DALI 34S
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Wing by majority of from four TO five hundred.
In the Presidential election of 1913, the vote
was:
Taylor and Fillmore ............. .2y9l
CaS5 and Butler. ...........- .<0of
Wing majority. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA
The Democrats themselves will concede that
this MAJ ority OF 424 for Taylor and Fillmore, is
not more than the actual Wing majority in the
district. Their only hope therefore is to divide
the Wing party, and thus to run Mr.. Caske in,
by confessedy minority vote. We sincerely
hope their expectations will be disappointed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

SAN FRANcnco.-On the LIST of August, 1856 there
We're nearly 45 licensed and drays in San Francis
rages were also multiplying. The usual charge for
earring single load s dollar Those carmen who
have regular customers. make S. $40 and even $50
per day, while chance carman scarcely pay their
eXpensCs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

95-The Steamer Roanoke left The wharf at Rock,
etts Tuesddy evening Il O'Clock with number of
Passengers 5board, or h.r return frip TO New York
About 8 O'Clock Wednesday morai z she grounded
On sioal IN the river, ten miles below Hoy Island
Where sh: remained fast ut last accoun s Yesterday
afternoon thu steam towboats aStar' and sBen Shep.
pard were dispatched from Rockets for the purpose
OF getting her off the shoal at h Oh tide
REVOLVING lNHUMAmTY-We find the following
in the Bonneville tMo) Observer of the 26h ult:
The following de as OF one OF the most shockino bar.
patltes committed IN community Of civilized neople
haze seldom been "a alled in the annals OF crime So
revolving to human nature is thes alemen made 10 ne
we scarcely can give it credeDce. We give he par.
ticulars however, as they have been nsrated to us
, In Morgan county, not long ago, a citizen died
leaving widow and two sm}l children the oldest
death other husband, the woman married again. Soon
the girl died, and very recently the boy was reported
missing.
The sudden and mysterious disappe8rance of the
enid, together with the fact that upon the death OF the
Womat,s hrst husband the property he possessed was
lett to the two Children aroused suspicion in the aa Oh
norh0od, when, search made Tor the boy He was
found IN The woods decent with boh Eggs brok IN and his
mouth sewed up-beug i'll alive however he wa pron.
ery cared orwhen he ePo ed that his mother and step
father had been the perpetrators OF the deed and in
addition, thai his sisters sl1ll had been broken by them
which caused her deaGh. The boys statement further
tended to develo the fact that the girl was known be-
lore her death to have had bandage around her head:
and npou the body being eXhGned was found as The
boy had stated that the skull fractured The par
ents were aires ed and imprisoned at Versa les
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The decrease at LYnchburg, in August alone, was
sos l29 lbs being than the whole decrease in the
thu &c moths and showing the oil the expla
nation given above, that produce above Lynchburg
has been retained TO await the opening OF the canal
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

WARS IN NANE."-Among the candidates for
the National Council in the Cherokee Nation are the
names OF Spring Frog. Spirit Pot, Laugh at Much,
and Lightning Bug. For sheriff. the names of Fish
Tail and Pelican Tiger are mentioned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

In Bavaria there is a very curious Mendicity Law, by
which not only beggars but the gvers are to be pun
in vctuas, is to be fined from enc upwards to FIVE
forms. The clergy enjolned to drive beggars out
Of the churches and from before the church DOORS and
nnkeepers forbidden to allow them to crave aims
10 their houses
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

NEW YORK, Sept l6-Cid,, schr David Hale.
Edwards, Richmond.
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SO l9dtlstOe

NTEW STYLE aIBR0ID RED
V ROBES, Cashmeres, D3masnes, Mousemes,
Popns extra rich bfocade Silks, rich paid Silks, rich
waered Silks, very lustrcus blark Silks, all widths;
long and square, together with many other entirely new
and desirable Goods, Suitable for the pre- en and APP
preaching ems 10 which respectfully invite The
attention OF the Ladies, at
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PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED
Schr Upshur, Haddaway. Baltimore
Schr Marietta Borr, N ckerson, Boston
Schr Hill Carter, Rogers, Boston
Schr Courier, Rogers Boston
Sehr Lydia Ann, Voorhis, New York
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CHAS HARTWELL & cos,
Opposite the Swan Tavern.
Sc 10

- FOR HOSTON-First Packet-The regu-
-Sssas5s lar packet schr. COURIER, Capt. S. G. Rog-
ers having the greater portion OF her cargo engaged
and going on board, will sail with all possible dis
patch. Forbalance of freight Of 500 boxes Tobacco, or
passage, having superior accommodation apply to
Captain on board, at Raston g. Peasants wharf or
SO 10 DAVID CURRlE.
W7EEsY VALUABLE REAL. E1S,TA TG1 ON
v FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE.-rha
subscriber offers .ae that most valuable Lot on the
South side of Franklin street and East side Of 6h ST.
1t fronts 80 feet, and extends in the rear los ee and
has upon it a large frame dwelling.
Ifnot sold pnvalely before MONDAY afternoon,
the oh day Of October next, said Lo will then be sold
at auction at a o'clock.
1t will be divided into building Lots Of &c feet
front, running eek 100 feet to an alley After which,
the frame building will be sold, to be removed in rea
sonable time thereafter.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and l2 months
for negotiable notes, with interest.
Sc 30 ". GODDIN, Auet.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

We publish below for the Information OF snch Post.
masters as it may concern the OF the Postmas-
Ter General to one OF their number applying for increase
Of commissions postages provided for by the late
law for reducing postaees-Nat. Int.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

Tolls received at the Toll Office in Richmond;
From LIST jan, 1850 to 1st Sept 1850. S 81 on 90
=" 1851 lS5i.... Ill Gal ~
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FRIDAY MORNING. SEP. 10, 1851.

RICH RTOND, VA.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

AI OTsC E.-PeTsons holding claims agalnsl NJ A,
l q L. Levy, endorsed by Hymen Levy, Pulaski
P Porter, James D. Porter, and Robert M. Baker or
any one OF more OF them, Or for which the said last
named parties are responsible, in any form for said
fm, are requested 10 present the same to the UNDER
signed VIM w. CRUMP,
Sc l9-eoIw Truetee e.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19

The ~ Y. Courier comments upon the restoration
Of despotism and absoutism in Austria-and closes
with these remarks
"The most wretched of all decisions for the rulers
of Germany TO imagine that because they have con-
quered the revolution, they have conquered the popu
lar power-because they have been able sbride IL
cense they bring liberty 70 the dust. This bold
of Francis Joseph will surely preciptate the final
crisis, and make its intensity vet the m ore terrible
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unsrEs. A.c.


~ kAiE-THE WELL KNOsN TRorrlNG a0RSg
mohew lie brisht tsyFellng, asuGt sixteen hands.
vter ~ and ten years o1 Mind, gentle sad sount in
Try fGfttE us rertUrfa abe turf " well
~ to - sjofity 81 bit for the 81
eatrs ss 81 hs racss hsrtuHto anpexcd 81 seas
ovptF r vtgtr q hume o. lrrsst heea4 trc sheen
rifles. q t5s vsson. villain 81 hyur, ever the Centevue
trrae - AfSf tEtlp1s ea! tAt hs utver tees rer-
fermea ~ krrae rid. Toll wing sfew ~
hs rfctusncea-Arii tft ~ kAt past geeock Centre
willie Ceyr~. t5S ma keats Ices aree 10 hve 10 1N
loans he ttst ls,ss rsiruaeb ~. lacy Neal
'lfee stass hssi ia ssss ~ t,sS wss ,-tlecs
bts eros w. sttn ma ter I've hfndr 4 dears three
ME sats go rsand ssF48stfe. g. t.s Gf ~ can
VI etn ths Four Nile Hst Fanaic. tael Crrg-
gHt ilae ta low g.. fngthst IsveHa.s spniy %
~. pAN AAS, ~ yaa !. strsst. :
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRInoNY NsDr EAsy-Ok row 10 WIN
Az Loser-Prefesor L.gton. d Loaien hssnx arrived
IN Boston Will ssn1 20 address, receipt Of ors DcAr
rossd rAn srtctoas 70 snahle ls9iss gentlemen
VIII tho deroed sttentors Of ary % tns
~ NOR hesrts may desire process simple.
tsghvsng thA: all 30 harriet irresreovs % sse ap-
roaSst os OF positions And las, thgush ieas DO
Arsnged With sreh ssse and delosc4 that sststan -
pcssibble. Adsress Professor LAYTON, Bcston. HAS
sstsv tsher tr~n tta Pos. na~ ~aies ra
EAsp-sRs PaEwcTss, frus ruILaDELpgfA
" tenders her service. ssee and Gentlemen fhe city
atrolosy love, end Law matters ntcrreas dreAu ko
By books and sciences snty relied ~ Nsleesa ard
w " We ha9s tie l.ey 'gs'r,lsmss M 81 marry
Ladies oents csatIspasn aaa . ,lta-
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b revolution in the carrying trade Of tho world
It remains to be whether shall for tho future
enjoy greater share than have The CONTEXT will
be between the United States and Great Britain, and
that contest may give the monopoly to the two great
commercial nations CT the world
The at the office OF the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to-day, amounted to Sl45 64S 81; pay
mentf, $2lT4310 55-bslsnce, $3.50, 500 81. Total
mint certificates paid, sl,6sesos 81. Payments will
be made on mint certificates to No 800.
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JOHANNESBURG AND sUnBER CLoraiNG Ar
" vholcsaleNe would call The sttentca q merchants
VISITING New Ierh for % cur stock 81 spring
ard Sumner Clnhug vhch extent. variety and excel
enee u manufacture syle superior to that ~
former and ie aeurea uuss est the
kann Of ciethnr dealer W sections ~ tae country
one % the firm vies periodically The Sur reaa
he Purchaser rely having all the issest sud beet
STYLES goods nsie into garments In veil kncwn eie
Huish Prices zach lower than houses
dsrand t.ay this tscrset our stock
before rvrcAssnG elsewhere solcitei ~
for thh is-Ftst demand fer California
elcthiag 81 deserTt a. shs Lowest rfiess
-. ID. n Y. DEvLfw.
a5snd IS John street, corner 81 s.ss..
(,AsT orr cLoTaikG AND FURNITURE w.Nrsp-
" isdts ergeuemen having any Hpsrfuans Cio,bip~
run urr JtNery etc. g. dispose o.
rree fer the sre By sending the eutsetra A. hs fss
ctnte, ~ note or trpolntDsas n CoHxN 81 ReaJe
street. NO stairs. Ladies ssseudsa Nv .rs Cohen.
L sDlIs OR GENTLEMEN DksIRors or coSyERr-
" INTO cash their surerauous eecta
tre.ims furniture Watches and lev ery
VII ebiu from ~ suiecr ATTY per crst IA thar hsrs-
totVre rsoevea BY tspdsg th~uu the ros % bervae
lsAAC q LYON, Nc. 2 wall strect
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MISCELLANY OUs

I OVERS oFFLowERsARE RESPECTFULLY INvIro
o the sInsr Of s's s% Of and s.
ILsrs are - present. IL full tioo@ besides
dsdcndron Arbcreum of twenty square
OF br.nehes Of flowers hardly before in this
VVNrow SHADES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ON
,us x hand and painted 90 Srasr A. cords t.ss sga
liam. wholesale and retail r. coSoVEs.
TIN PLaTEs-IN STORE. TOR SALE, IS LOTS TO
WILLIAM BIRD 4 90. a wan street
y IcHs FIRE PROOF sArEs.-wlLDEa's PATRST-
tel * Ssir ss DUG
pr ,Se se. nrd ps sa,s, J. s
va 80 A. 1. MARVIN. iG water street. NY.
7 loud H4Is BYE-ALExA,pxK TRICoBArHg-
~ This celebrated Hair Dye has bssr in use about ava
parting to the hair wh,iers snasSrs tfown or slssk
50 exactly resembling the natural color Of the hair ssy
WIN y, :'sssSa; Ae.s
sn Hu,ss a'Iss i4s sa z; s1s
aap .si s' sis;s' '; SsS
CoRnsii DlErgsi DOCTOR LTrLsrIELDs
relief and few fre atoms een cure the Lunion.
Rushson Co. apa al the arns5its Bro,dwayi
Bu DIM, third door below III ..r.es street, AA'AA's'
11S BaoApwAv BETwEEs oRASoAND DRooxB.
ASO white front house 10 the central depot 'oS
ns Isn.s .s N f1' ss the ss y. n
1aie nasam sciencAs Punonis syrur Dr. Gr.ys uitsr1
b,, Rff s nss
bottles Braudrchs aud the celebrated wssnur Ps and
Manhattan plssters. Dr. has beyonda doubt sstsobed
that he has the onJ article that v the hair sofia
70 anti al circumstances Large family bottles at 81; s.
per dozen, essh.
nv KELLisGsRs MAGIC rLUIo is cERrars 70
~ the hair IL gons thirty years IL fsstens aud
starts VI growing in three four applications. We
prove that totlc has fastened tic bair whole
iy. Mr. Inward ~ or. Iudsn hsi hair for
twenty yeas; now he's beautiful head Of hair ~ the q
lev bottles. ar D. q. Ormsby the oeiobratcd manuao
tsrer rsrier sls elder n!ntrsl water 49, called and
said that lis wIfea hGir which nearly AL gone hsd
thick and fact that IL ts
eurstc roepio 81 It's restorative qualities for the hsrWcst
Seventeenth street, between Eighth sud Ninth avenues
Mr.. Nm. Csrdncr-~fo o1a be sesn at wausburS Ferry
h.s hnc head Of h,r by the Str botsles Dr. r.
BARRIER 90 Nc DgugsI street lad hair for years; as
Mr. r. C. Bach By Iaght street had hair for sny ycsrs
These esses are indeed Astonishing Hundrcdf OF
lie Adducea and daily landed In Ladies' and
gentlemen can Be tuy srished ~ eailns De- X 81 ia
Central bIpt, as RToadvsy white front house. between
Grand and urocue streets This remedy 10 perfectly de-
lahtfu aud 10 cold 10 large tottts Ons Dollar taeh
- dtstn, crs, ard at all other priees TO suit circa
strets = ten tin slyer tan ,ry other article il
market lie trade furnishsa, IS usual. ty Inre-son
Brother 20 re,tl street,
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

pRooKLYN kusEuH.-soIE LESSEE AND MANA
~ ger. kent-Seoond Night OF Mr. }. Z. Adams the
eeie6rA,ed depeator Of YAnhee eharsier Tuesday
BAkkR-hsrmaduke. Mr. r. n. Kent; Kelsey Baker Mrs.
pyott After 0hieh, the drama In three entitled sA
PATCH IN fRANCL-Sam Pxtch,J. T.. Addsms; Bride %,
Mr. Adams To conclude with the smusins sketch Il
THk ATLANTIC is SAFE-Am iiah Oszo ID j. r, Ad-
dams Par1uetss ~ cents; Gallery 12is eeats.
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NEw YORK AND PFfbADELgHfAa-Nsw roRK
~ And Fhiladeiphs Mrect.-Untei atatss Mall Line
Shfoash ia "a hour. vs New gsrseY Railroad. Fare
suced 20 - for hst and a. ~ ectond caa Leave
New York st6A ~ from fsot q CgnrGsnat 81 ard az
A. n, and y. NJ, from foot Of Liberty street Leave
Ihi,saeIphia At and pa xsndsP, n, from he Iessa
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ANUS &C. JAR. ST0.

llowgRY THEATaE-1UEsDAyE EVENING. FEB. IS.
a sssi es 'Si
S Mr. ,sn hsasa Ri,Gss SI ",
s s h'rTs si Mr. . s s ips r.
sis 4s sS Mr. drS.a B5. s ses
f, ~ cents o,ehs'trs Boxes 81 esns Doors opsa at
4 eity nal Bo.es cissIs AID Parqas. sossnt.i
ss,ay ele % eenrs Doors at halt pss q 10 begin
%sy sssIDt To- %STEo so
a Idqn Don osafS hssai: sssa sserr SSH
ai Won wosp Pas y as ISL
d,s n w wsss'ss sr Burton cunt Ksnous Jor-
hIs .aodss W. Iashe:: w.. sIadsa We" MRS. sssrrsis
BHo,duG.BA A6s LYoEun-nsoADwAY NEAR
r e & ordh..s,. GtsIS s. sns Family
D9Srs or, r.. At h' pa, % beg. ssot
% ~ Tss 's
vs,s mr. stEhen Leach dsDr s;ta Prima Donna As
rsssE iif Th,lH III sslssf,as
D.Gs from L. a, e:,s A. ee1epds With new aud popular
NATIONAL THEATRE .HArHAx sTREET-BoxEs.
sf' Fer or :pS,
ssn ssFa " oa By sss |
ei.isndss q an kolien Mr.. Taior Vinssat
.s a nisi's Mrs. Fog slsn h Alter
WIN BY
MECHANICS. HALL, NO. 4zs BROADWAY. ABOVE
nss curing the Sssn
hlNsrRELs. comprising an efficient aud versatile osrps"
sss: g;
Of nye ye.r nave Seen Tsosved With avS!
5
ess that s :" ar, re-
sers yi DO as9ntinued t., che future on saturday
Saturday next; washingtons Birthday afternoon con-
cert. commencing a. o'clock.
tween Howard and Grand strcstsrhe manager begs TO
tho sysn to HI;
elite and fashion Ct this great has him
n i to ss' as %
aConsert commencing ats NJ the o.
concert At half past O'Clock.
TIE INFANT drummer POLKA. DEDICATED TO
now s s tsnss % in. y s
hsssaPS the nans viii 11 si.is
S' HAL S
FINE. AsIs-sREAT ATTRAcroN.-A nAoNITI-
81 o s by is ;e
celebrated Venus de hsdieis b, the Immortal
sses sary ssi +
parson select and valuable oolisoon ~taoussa-
in s@ arc the
sio del sarto, Csraeo r. vsronsso, Tsn Donaichiho,
&c. ys% saa
idsa IS Xdnistnss IS oents
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S cnATaAA soUARE.-oso
= Lea Sole proprietor--Ae nssioa-ssIts in Private
Boxes % CENTS Stage Seats M oent Boxss rs Par
que l2t saloon performances every After
noon ana Evsnirs commence in the after
tetainments varied and select seen
no other place Of amusement in Now York.
Le.s Female Ethiopian Opers Troupe namtering fifteen
being the ayxo;s and At The same time as most
sts who selected Tor their bes.y and igure who
porsonste number # beautiful ts6enuJ taken
pictures Of ancients,d madsrn times eomrAny Of Arab
0rlo who through variety OF fess
tcrity; Madame Rosnine, the only Female Jaggr
worlds Accompany Of Male and Female Arts who viii give
exhibition of Marble StsuAry the wosld
gether with variety Of interfering cvory
ternooa and evening For parter bills OF osch day
CAR DIR. J. LYNCH RESPECTFULLY An
"A to the pm bo. that at the
ierd he will have the honor OF giving his Benefit Concert
81 Bleecltr Hail. Of Blocker
Thursday evening February 90 Ter particulars see pro-
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Liquors, SC.

TOHS ROBERT OSBORNE IMPORTERS. III WALL
~ street. hnd II styt6 tftir friends aud
tomers ust re- Wyehe n scrymser Co, VII no ionter
receive SAMPLES tf any wines o. heir inporstan These
WINS however, may he tasted heretofore at the follow
iva brokers -Messfi. Davis nenriluss - Wall srsot
Naywatd ker tenss 50 Wall street; scrymssr, Smith q
Co, ~ Wall streets T Naupslt lQ1 front street.
A MBRoSE pALlfkoRE BLGs MOST RAsPgCTFrLLr
"A 80 state, ~ the tfvee e. lis friends and custom
that he Eas leatd TIE large pnA basement
Brceao stfess corner 81 Crosby spd attd il ur In
Fecd AM SUBJ sant manner Tor toe sole purpose
mns,las ne lssi5m grness rely vihss, brnUiies
mco tate his perfect knovledre tia sds
n,crmment - y has been Thoroughly tettd-e atl
Iesa " htrton hat be car sell tseuty q tstuy bvs
FI cont sacarsr thsR any oh hous In Now leris Good
JudEntnt scuailJ invites hts st8ck T. largest
and best ttleeied n the woi ior a.. gnsinsss ~
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