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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

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LAST. woRDs Oh eHsS. nlvcn nnADr..

LAST. WORDS OF GIN. fIuGH BRADY,
94& ess8 SGftA 48y% t. E11AN~ EP& sA# 49,
-1ea6 sgEh srsa Br 5Esse r DOW asE d a&aa 81
lgisfeiea4 isiW s2M ~ "a gax8a11e1 = .asxs
But q year orsswo since. Gen BgADT became
seriously and dangerously III and his friends be-
heyed that his last hour was al hand. The family
clergyman was sent for, to break the tidiugs IT,
the uneonsciously dying man. The duty was dis
charged kindly aud terderlys Instantly che old
soider raised himseifin bis bed and exclaimed !
sWEIr, SIN, nrr rHk pnvM BEAT, M fsArsAcE i
srrNop--tz s. Journal sa
Let the drum beat ms knapsack is slung, ~
Ihasten to join the pale ranks Of the dead
That signal, In battle, Tsc welcomed when Young
And now in lies winter feel not a dread.
My sword is undmmed aud my honor is bright
The first nj the breach, and thelas AZ The ront
+ have fnish'd my course, 7 have fought the gdod
s fight, e f8f esass
Ny number Is made, and my service Is out
lived for my country, in peace and iR'waf Il
loved her as man loves the wife Of his youth,
She spokel and her word was more potent thanlaw
.glEor she spoke 10 my heart in the Language 81
l~a5dN truth, egT a 1855 fae zsiT0tafs
|, The deaih-dealing bullets welcomed when young
And pillowed in danger my battle-staineq head
|. Then let the drum beat my knapsack is slung--
HueH BRApY is ready . march with the dead
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

FRESH ..aRRITAL


n HAVE Just returned from Baltimore and
IL opened large and splendid assortment Of
Groceries,
consisting ID part or Loaf, Lump, Crushed,
Puiverized, Clarified, New Orleans and Pof-
70 Rico Sugars Coffee. severaIss0rts Las Tow
as i2s cts per pound; Brown Sugar. cents !;
Orleans Molasses, NJ. Y.ssyrup, sGoldend os
Teas Of every description; Rice;g Soda, Su-
gar and Water Crackers3 Cheese, 6rst-sRee
a fsicle. cheap |; Mould and Dipt Candles; Ro-
sin and Fancy Soaps; Starch; Fine ana CT.
A. Salt; Ground Lo9wood; Spices OF every
kind iunatnpn. Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs,
aAlspice Pepper, Sc Ethereal Oil; British
OIL; Liquorice; Ess. Peppermint, Cinnamon
and Lemon |; Bals.ui o Life Indigo Coch-
meal Blue and Black Inks, &c., hsaiaass
a Clocks sassE s#
d Very superior day,f40 hour and Alarm
Clocks. Those in need Of a frstrate Clock
a beautiful ariicle--wili find il to iheirinter-
est 10 calland examine before purchasing else
where. ss..s
Fancy Articles, etc.
Suspenders, a very beautiful article, andsome
al low prices Tuck, Side. Pocket, Reddng
and Fine Tooth Combs; Patent Thread, as
sorted colors; Spool Cotton Steel and Gilt
Pens; Slate Pencils, Crayon Pencisj Pms
and Needles; husbands, Pocket Knives and
jew s Harps; Violins and Bows; Spgols,
Matches, Shoe Backing and Pocket Wales
Fruits and confectionery. -
Oranges, Lemons, Raisins. Figs, Cocoon Nuts,
Candies Of every description; Sugar Toys
and Erin ged Kisses; Vanilla Beans--a supe.
rios article. $3.50. ,.,ss,s ss,4 49,.
BJ-Newark Cider, Ale and Pop family
on hand W. sss7a -
reg Fresh Cakes ofevefy Kind, and BREAD
baked every day, and can be had at any hour
in the day. Gels GEORGE Fuss.
II MAY l3. 1851 is3 81 aA sfsw s8f @agef
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"VARIETY is TIE SPICE Or LIFE.

TIME undersigned is now opening the great
est variety Of SPRING IND SUMNER
GOODS ever offered in Martinsburg. lie deems
il useless to enumerate His stock has been soec-
ted with great care, and Fan eye single to the
wants ofthe people. Can carly, and allow us the
pleasure of selliagsou the pfeita, tcst aid cheap
Ell goods you ever bought in your life
- .4t4 sA. GEORGE w. BURNS,
April 5. Attic Old Stand
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Dr. Hoolanl's Gsrnan BNters:

at is seldom that we recommend what are
fermed Patent Medicines to the, confidence and
patronage of our readers; and therefore, WHEN We
recommend DIR. aooaand's German Bitters, wewish
1t to be distinctly understood, that We arc not
epeakng or the nostrums OF the day, that are
nosed about for a brief period and then forgotten
after they have done their guilty race Of nisehie
but Of a medicine long established, universally
priced and which has met the hearty approval OF
the Faculty itseEn }fsagaAa 49, .N
Evidence upon evidence mas been received pike
the foregoingl from all sections of the unioa, the
last three yers and he strongest testimony Ql ~
fapor e. that there is moro Of II used in the prac-
ticc Of the regular Physicians Of Philadelphia
than all other nostritns eombined.a fact that can
easily be established and fully preghg thata Sci
entific prenaration will meet with their quiet APP
prevail when presented in this form. ,sf -
That this medicine viii core Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia M one can doubt. aiterusinc il as
directed 1t acts specifically uponthe stomach aud
lver--it ispreferable 70 calomel IN aH taiols rs
eases--the effect is immediate, Theyrcan &c ad-
ministered to female on fnfant with safety pnd re-
liable benefit, az any time $3.50 Y's eW
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27
SPRING GOODS.

YEyIIE subscribers have Just received and open
GOODS consulting in part OF Bonnet Ribbons,
~ Straw and other bonnets, ladies &Trl
Collars. Kid Gloves, Parasols l}eregc1SgSt
sss,s~s. de Laine. all coors, Flow cred Cotton
Muslin, 6gd Swiss, all coors, plain do, Mall Mus
Iin besides every article usually Kept IN Fancy
store, - R.'N GRENSFELDER 4 SCbI0Sts
A mil S tS5l H9sEl De- at4& 98gHess
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

p~75~The man who travels a thousand
miles in a thousand hours may be tolerably
pqaick footed, but be isn't e touch TO thc
woman who keeps npswish the fashions suns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

tsass-The retrospect Of youth is too often
like visiting the grave Of friend whom we
had Injured, and are prcelpded by bis dealt,
from the possibility IF Masking an atonement.
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coMEE0TaLoMAREa
4.a GROCERYs TOR f..
Augusf TI,copliiI,

1.-TWO doors sSouth ofthe Berkeley House,
n wouidrespecti : lly inform his patronsand
friends, andfhe public generally: thai he is
prepared 10 serve lhem in his business. tle
invites ailentionso the fresh supply jastreceiv-
edGo beconstantlykeP up consisting ID part
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27
NEW sTOCK OF CLOTHING.

ID OSE,& JOHN have iust received new
IA and splendid stock Of elothing, consist
ing Of every variety and quality Of Goats,
Pants, Vests, together with every article
fonndin'a clothing store, and at prizes So
cheap as 10 he sure of giving satisfaction 10
al whowllij ust.cotne aud examine iar1 hem
selves s3as lApIil l5.l
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EIRSi ruRSIt EIRStft
IRON! IRONl! IHON!!i

II HAVE on hand easa will constantly keep th'
4 best assortment flron 10 be found in tAs Coun
IN. In my stock may be. found the following
Brands Haelies Parsons Loman and iiuppi
Celebrated Irou, every bar ofIwhichgI warrant Il
10 good For sale cheap at the New Depot
May 5se assas9aaa ~ VHetB. X Boyd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

TRENDS, and The pubic gener8iiys that ne Is
prepared 10 serve ihem in his business. Ile
invites aitentionso the fresh supply Just receiv-
edNo beconssanslykePt up consisung in part
as follows ,ia pissgasf ss.fi ssllan 5fsa8l
edo = CONTEMPORARIES, eaa 81
Cakes oil allsoris. with which parties can al
ways be supplied ailhe. shosiestnolice; Can
TIRE; Fruits and MUS Raisns (by the box }
Ffgs, Ciron, orarges, Lemons, Currranis Sc;
Fine and Common Li1uofice1; supply OF
French and Fancy Confectionery soensto be
opened nlso Crackers, Sc. LIN ncs a6Picl,
les and Pepperssaaeasd ale, CIDER and
GRocERTEs. - 3 ~
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses and Spices orallkiuls.
- sfsi,flts IND T0BaC co. s.2ie
JEHrELR Pa fine assortment; Toys
great variety; together with every article in
his line. gail lef which will be sold uponthe
aostaccoinmodann2 termss4e r8sY a8oass
Mas,ins5uFg, peeemtF - $50, ails1ia
NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.
EGM $3.50 SAG saftt @s.----ei3as58 a9nst3aoS
EHAgIss opened "a small Grocery at my
u house ,sand haye'receiveI a small stock OF
GgsO.CEIsEE sol lssas
suehaas--s 6u FtaA ss sS fisAIJ
,Sagar Coffee, Tea, md Moidssfs; T.
1 Maokerei, Sal, Candies, and Tobacco;
Pepper, and Spices Qfercry kinds III
3 Cotton Bats and Capdicaricoo. -
Candies, s1iace Natmegss and Clores;
asCmaamosa,. Matehess and Shoe Blacling
sWooden- WaFs scolSr.g lis8s 50 .s6em
10 all ofwhichI would respectfully cal! the
attention of purchasers, as iheg WILDE sold
cheap. ,.s a3t 4,iaags safsssa8! gfsiaih8h.
Gs-Butier, Eggs, Be, Taken N exchange Tor
(,,-ccar;tas - = -sa1ftsN STE w ARJ, s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

THE MARTTNsBURG GAZETTE

eeprcs on NORTH aUEgN sTnngr, Two DOORS soRTH
or THE BAoLE HOTEL. ~
fN4A
fsy-THE 6AzxTTs Ia pabsscd every Tuesday Yssuing
81 per year, fpad 10 adeapse S250fp paid rthn III
year; aud %, hpad after the year expires. 4EAfA
No paper will be discontinued until arrearaxcs
paid, except at the option Of the Editors.
n-ApvsaTisasssrs will beinserted AZ 81 per square (o
IL lines uudsr) fgr the three times and rs Gents
per square for every snbseQ aent Insertion.
w In ia cages the number insertions reauf I'd must
noted the MSS, advert received VIA be
pabishedunai forbid, aud charged accordingiy
rA liberal discount Inade 10 those who eontrato ad
sertise by the six py twelve uenths. n -, ~ y IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

HANDLES CANDLES 1--WE have alt
u Of excellent country mould Gansies;
March g. HARRlSoNS HAhHh"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

The philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the best
family newspaper published in the United STATES,
the editor says of $3.50.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

gS Place basin Of cold water beside
your bed When You first awske in the
morning. dip YOUR hands in tho basin, and
sleep wall nos again seai you IN its treacher-
Gus embrace. This is the advice Of an aged
clergyman, who ha1 been il tho habit Of Tis-.
ing early duliag long life.
fe7 feaarA ~ L----4-~sA<s <<-a~~sS-@
HTs-When men speak i'll Of thee, live %
as nobody viii believe shera Is Nagisa A
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.Il H9I GA 1919 1IIE. I'LL IaaNs

agka HsS sfa gEsa8H 1889 aKx
81 dsax waN m tsrsmass ssw sass I'D IA
ss sssN .brr1 ~ q 1asr1os xssssIy
ssMsvsssoJ ls1sass9 Gas AgaT "a wi
kes sasssas3 1sarH Ads 81 uEaa y
nai ssisoss siasmHsoa 9#6io Is rsar be
o@g sas a@as ~ stiaaaah va rs ss@lsn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

Chas. Robinson, Esq, Easton Nd. IN d letter to
Or. Jackson, Jan ., 1850, said
'My wife ami myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than anyiother we have ever
taken for the Dgspsfsia and Ltpe, diseased 15I
The Tenth LEGION published at, Woodstock,
Va, Jan. 10, 1880. said !. 1900. -, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27
yos,n M. EsIondei.
DnnieI N. non,

.TYypETAKERR AND Hot Sci DINER OF
4 ~ Bnrke street two doors East Of the Ger
man +, efoftn Church. aasA b Jply'2i ,sas4a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27
8. Galagd,

COMMISSIONER IN ClIANCERY--Ofhee,o over
] the Clerks Office Of the circuitcourt.
April 80. lSJ0.a4 s4H SFoft T 9aA
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n ia H.
g lc sNapa alaA4 aa1eHfogia 8
81 CHARLES L.. sDREBHNG,
m, PENDLETON.
CARPETINC,

THAvFa general assortment OF Competing, which
4 win close out cheap. q ". BURNS.
Feb 1 T. S5t. Fl iFE1uasl Eat n rEAur
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LIVER COMPLAIN1r

NV Elk CUMPIAINI, 4 -
a. Dgspepsia, Chronic 81 Nervous Debility, Diseas
ftse ktfacys, and an Diseases arising from DIS y
ordered LITER SfoHsuct--stea as .ssje = a
Consfpafi0p,
EaE NstG LiUnFd Ffiss, Esthaess or @4SaE
= - Bloof 10 The Hesui, Acdsfy If The - ss
e Sfofnoch, Nausea, Heart Burn, Disgust
for Food, faisess or Hesghfin The STOMACH,
Sou ErEcfaticts, Spkisg Or T7uiferiag at ne PIT
efffs Momlch, S,c,mnainy 81 The Head, Htfrfea and
pseat Breathngs Fering attbe Heart Choking ogsSgf
Nocaiag Sensations cher iaa lying posture, Ds1ess NJ
pison, Dots Webs before DC Sight, Fercr and y
Dub Pam In the Head, Deficiency Of, sPersps- =
ration, Yeiiornes ofthe Skin and Eyes,
sAs@ Pain in he Saie, Back, Chest, EesH4
ssfs Limbs, &c, Sadden FLUSH - q
rs Of Heat,
Burning in The Flesh, Constant I51agif4iTgs of Erfl,
and Great Depression Of Spirits,
cav nm rppprru., crpr n ev
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-05-27

a TTORNEY AT LAW Aartinsourg, "a, i'll
"a give prompt attention TO business entrusted
to his care in the Counties Of Berkeley Jefferson
and Morgan. a. sept. ! !, ls1y.
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COURSE OF BOOK

MARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK
AVE KEEPING-z2s pB., boupd-price 81 25.-This. the
latest and most beautiful work ever published IN the t
Dlete Of Account Books Accounts tur
rent Account Sales, &C. all printed IN colors tred ard
blacs) with numerous examples Of mercantile caic "a
hons the whole fully clue dated 100 pages II FAM ai
Insr0ctors applied directly TO the transactions and ~
tres ard will he found the most complete and instructive
work published Book Keeping: For taie a. re
hors CuDtng Rooms for the Study and Practice OF
Book Keeping No. 304 Broadway. THIS work n pm
hshed the style IN the Spanish language race
81 90 Circulars with terms SC, Of MI Harsh Course
Of INSTRUCTION obtained as above. az In
AW LIBRARY for SALE.-A very
~ complete and valuable Law Liorary r sale oJ
dll HTh&ss JOHN J. DIOSsY No. Nessau-se ny.
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Nem Civilizations.


TUV EMILE BOOKS, ANIMALS,
~ GAMES and FANCY ARTICLES Tor the HOLI-
DAYs.-HUESTIS b COZANS, Nos. lOi and 100 Mas
ST. NewYoTk oeI for sale IN quantities and at "a
tail splendid stock of Books and Fancy Stationery, which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices Among their as
soitment may be found the following
ANNALS Leaflets OF Memory Gem Of Beauty; Gar
land; Souvener Gallery Keepsake % Friendship; La
dies Gf; Magnolia; Amaranth liyacinth, &c. Also,
illustrated Poetical Works Albums, &c.
JUVENILE BooKs-Colo;cd al plain Toy Books, Prim-
G Alphabet Cards. &c.
GAMES.-Manslon Happiness, Dr. Bnshy, Rodbury Col
den Egg Yankee Trader odd Figures Game Of States
Home Sports What You Buy, Poor Old Soldier, Cipitai
Fun, Game Heroes Building Blocks, Puzzles, &c, ct.
FANCY ARTICIEs.-Papier Mach6 and Rosewood Writ
ing Desks and Boxes PAPER MRchc, Ivory Shell Pearl
and Morocco Portemonniaes Gard Cases, souvenirs &C.
Fancy Inkstands God Pens, Gold Pencil Cases, Fancy
Note Paper, Envelopes, SC, sc.
Merchants and Others DESTROYS of purchasing any OF TIE
above artic es viii find it their interest TO give cali
dls etTuThSs HUESrIS s. CoZANS.
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COFA BEDSTEAD FOR SALE.-To
- be dsuat,d q a. p,ags sale, Sofa Bssfead, made
order on improved oaa 10 Use tsslys months Also
two naIbie-icp Tables. Apply al No. 50 Whke-sa dlJ Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-13
A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE
IA DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE at
TRIPLER HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, December TO-
nI.-.l.... - III ALn1-tLcL


A Choice COLLECTION OF WORKS OF ART.
Including Paintings, Sculpture, Bronzss NC. VIII BE
allotted u the Members. Among the Paintings arc
the works Of Leutze, Durand. Huntington Ksnseit
Grey Hicks. Cropsey. Church, Mount. Edmoads Glass
Woodville, Ranny. Gignoux, Odds, Peel, B0asells
Who With VARIOUS others acknowledged beat artists
amply represented
Zach Member besides share in the Distribution Of the
above Works Of AT viii be entitled to fine Ensrayings
all from American Subjects, b. American Artists, VII =
MEXICAN NEW 5, large prnt1 by Wooialle: Marion
Crossing the pelee by Ranny; Mount Washington, bT
Kensett Old 7e and Yong 49, By WoodTDis 3ugaa-
irg for Horse, By Mount American Harvesting Seen
cry BY Cropssy
1t important that 81 subscriptions sas be received At
as early dag possible that additional DuYchases may be
made beyond the present larse Investment pEoPor.ioaed TO
the increased amount.
Bby the Union Of large numbers that each reeeiVesa
hsher retan-the Society accomplishing for - MEMBERS
for artists and the country wzt individual action
sngly secure.
It's ackno1ietged " al who have seen tns present coli
lection 70 be far superior % that Of any bacr year
The Free Gallery containing he Paintings, 3culp.ures,
Ec open day aud evening, a. NJ. fJ7 BROADWAY.
"a tleth isua Near BsoOfne- 81.
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MOST IMPORTANT TO THE PUB.

MOST IMPORTANT TO THE PUB.
w LIC-Feehng Imperative duty 70 DO al IN s.r
power 70 make known wonderful and desre,n shE.s
Nat seems Sestired 20 the World thar DIS
eOyery os sy.ly made that seems 70 n - -
fcary OF DIR WAITS NERVOUS ANIiDOiE 70 Asth..
ma Consumpti0n DrOpsy, CHINA and all otnsf afsa4ih
deem 81 inclTable, rsfensdts
DT q BALDWIN, No. I97, Ith .av.
Mason Asior E,g dst., HaTlsn-
Joha Bogardus, Esq, No 20 Clarksoa<t
Gait T. Is sc0e, corner Of ifh-ag., and 3Zt 81
W ) CoBAnt. Esq., No III PeElsi
sIsns. Cbagot, Esi No. i79 Canal st
Cbas Concklia. Elq No. 40 Hudson 81
J p. Callahan. Esq., No. ~ Pine 81
John s. Horton ESQ, No - Na,.a1-st
VIM c. HOrnfsser. Esq No II "@lSt
GeOrge Hayward, Esq, No. 10 Nassau.s
GesJ,e Hamilton Esq No. 80 2O.h ~
Noses Hawkins. Esa No. 10 Eat 2is,-st
W Il Miller Isl. No. 1s3 Broadway
DR. G,raiton, No 2z3 Grand. a..
A smith, Esl., No q Frank fod- IT.
Chas webb, ESQ, No. 80 Wesi lJth-c
G " Weber, Esq author Of !, Shot IN iss Eye, ~.
asd 20 ers hose and Addresses cap D. had a. The
detot printed On royal 80 pages No. ldl Naszau-1t
IRON . cents % 81 bottle. d1~'
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6orees, Carriages, Sc.

TROTTlNG HORSES and HORSES.
II Mr. TAYLOR rem Northern New-Yors, came 10 yes-
tslay with four NagLifcen Horses including One BLACK
Trotipg Horse h hauds inches high, sound and KIND.
and can 60 his mile minutes and 80 'ec,nds WIZ Two
in waFon one Ray single Horse, 10 hands OF superior
model and fine action wIth mnute gait one matched
rar OF Brown, - hands aud aches, aud OF uncommon
bsauy and sylebey cannot be surpassed oy any PAIR
the CITY; can 20 m minutes Caa be seen ut BU rlEks
Stable No lsJ WahiLg tonsL. between Conrusnd' and
LlbeTty-stS. ab@-
EIG.-For sale, 4 superior well made
~ GIG. m good runnir g order patent ayes patent
, ,no ~ ~" 80 ,Inrrh ''F' di2 D..
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Teacher with some eX-
porsnce ard good references Is willing 10 devote the
usual school his board until the lat OF May Ad
dress TEACHER. Tribune Office dls -
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UyRIPLER HALL. - Second Annual
III BAIL Of THE SOCIAL TURNVERElNltsT9 aAs-
tic sc5stTl 20 b held MONDAY the lssA 1sceHDsf'
Ba T,siets AZ 81 and promszae. fekss ior ne Cal
lsrss Al IS cents 10 b Lad az Mr. Hall Seas axs
IA AZ Mean Vssssmas Brothers, Ne zoo Broadway.
f)o ~ John Sztfigs No. zs Broadway
~. sasDi3s
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j. Q. HouoH. Auotonser.
WILL sell on MONDAY MORNING.

WILL sell on MONDAY MORNING,
W at n O'Clock, all the geatesl FURNITURE %
fanny going South IT No. lfo Greenwich All will be
sold without rsgaid value embracing large
variety Of PaTor. Chamber aud Kitchen Furniture. Sofas,
Beds, Lounges, ncbly carved Mahogany and Wanut
Chars. Maple Do, yareiy Marble Top fanItare goo1
Carpeu OIL Cloth fno Feah her Beds Boistsr and Pill
lows glby and ainut hOckes Bureaus Befseads,
Mattresses Mirrors DANG Cad CsateE Pier, and other
Tables, GHaadoes, Marble Top washstanis and Crockc.
what Nots. Muse Stands, sple0di4 Paintings Tables.
CrockeTy Glassware, Sc tSlls positive rain shine
dlJNs
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A. bI EERwN Aactlonssh
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.

n I
MONDAY EVEN ING, Dec. IS, ACT o'cloes. and shs
following evenings OF the week
New AND FRESH SrO,N The cats.osue iOr tau ssios
COW IN course OF preparation. and VIII embrace large CON
siepmeRts of yamshie English and American Books. IN
GLIDING many elegantly em9elished works IN ncn ane
suitable ft he approaching Holiday sea-
on tnIuas Tor 1852 illustrated Juyenilo Books and a
extensive variety Of popular standard and miscellaneous
literature, &c Particulars hereafter NJ
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vVWO LIVING AZTEC CHILDREN.

Il "A New and Absolutely Unique Race Of Mankind.
The extraordinary and exp cable phenomena that
the history Ct the hgmaa has vet prOlnced can DO
for few weeks n the large Exhibition Room oil the
SOCIETY LIBRARY. corner OF Broadway and Ieoaaru,,
They recently taken rom newly discovered
and idOlarous people Central America BY whom they
were kept VITA suneTsiItous veneraon distinct anu
secluded a caste III their priesthood and employer as
Mines and Barchanas ia Their Pagan ceremonies AMI
worship. -,
Ihev are male and female The latter measuring 29l
inches in hight gAing II BIS. lie iJrmsr - inches
high and weighs 20 lbs.
From repeated and careful examination the best ply
oogss state the elder be 70 - years of age the
Younger about 10 years. "
They dey altogether fOm examples Of the dwarf kind
ard nom children: afOrliag complete and nntsnaOe
illustration II Piemoan variety # the Human Race
Tickets Of admission - cents ChIldea under 10 years,
half rrce Season Tickets 81 Doors open each day from
ii Until l. and from until Oclock dll lnS
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ZE. CARRNoror, Auctionssr
A UCTION NOTICE-RARE AND

A VCTION NOTICE-RARE AND
~ vAruhnLr mCDERN OIL PAINTINGS now
on exhibition at the MIssoLoNGI GALLERY, At No. Coz
Broadway opposite Bond st (ooms OF the National Aca-
DENY Of Dosgnl-cURIIS DARLINGTON viii sell ON
TUESDAY, AID inst. At II O'clock al the above nanod
GALLERY very valuable and choice collection ef Pictures
embraced IN the catalosus now exhibited
This collection Of about 80 subjects the works Of Ihs most
celebrated modern artsts If Europe, such Robbie, Yer
hoakoyen Yerheyd Lies rschaggeny an Moer and Bcrrs
Of Brussels, WOueis of Manss Smet, Schap, Won Brss
Of Amsterdam, LamornieTe, Van Iorsgh Schaenss, Ruy
PEI De Brackeer Of Antwerp, Yer Wee, koskhock.
Sm.ts Of the Hague AMI other eminent artists Of tho
day has been gathered selection from of the most
colbr ted galleries Europe and by the ar
sts personally, imported under the supervision VI
European artist and confidently offered to conaos
s.urs aud others Of tho very best collections
offered for sale either public private. IN the CITY OF
New York Most Of these Paintings are guara-' 's'
,als NV the .rtisis -.Ls~v -aa.os shey wal
There are also few PcluTes Of older date bearing IN
names of Van Dyck and Rembrandt, which were obtained
rom celebrated cabinet at Client which are believed 70
he originals by those mas.o5s.
Cards OF admission can be had on Application to Carts
Darlington, No II william st. Messrs. l.. Petit Pfetfer'
No. Is Pine-st A LegouK Padenas, No. 50 Maiden
lane; + Lmburgsr No 100 Broad way. and 81 De Per-
ceval, No. 6C7 Broadway. dl3 IfuTh&Ss