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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
RARE SCENE IN PHILADELPHIA
More I" Democratic Harmony n'
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. SOP. M

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S, 9 P. M.
The Democratic County Convention met this after
noon at Northern Liberty Hall, Alderman Raws pre-
siding, when grand scene of confusion ensued.
tter electipg delegates to the State Convention. a
resolution wos offered instrucline the delegates of the
County to vote in Convention in favor of Lewis Case
An amen dmenl was then introduced substituting Bu-
chanan's name.
The Chair put the vote on the amendment, viva
voce, and declared it carried and the resolution as
amended aried, amid much disturbance.
The question OF adiournme nj aIss put and pro-
nounced to be carried when the officers retreaed out
OF the back window 10 order to escape the excited
multitude
In the efforts of the Castles to haul back the Pre-
sdsnt 10 have the question the resolution regu-
larly aken the whole sk.s OF his coat taken off.
Subsequently majority Of the Convention reorgan-
lied, Mr. VIM. Bryery in the Chair. The Cass reso-
lution was then adopted unanimously.
HIGH APPRECIATION OF VIRGINIA STATE STocK.--
Bills to repeal the charter Of the People Bank OF Pat
terson, New Jersey, and amend the general banking
law, so as to include Virginia six per cent bends
among the stocks that may be deposited security tor
atng not s, are now before the Legislature o
New jersey
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n AEAANDER NOIE NJ 60,
NOTTCE-Fhe subscribers, Intending to change
- then present business, earnestly request those in
debted to them TO make immediate payment and all
accou due on The Isl anuary paid by the 5h of
February next, will be placed in the hands of an officer
for collection. We will sell our stock until that time
at and below cost. II not disposed Of by the 9Th OF
February, the balance OF the stock hand will be sold
| at auction on MONDAY. the 9th of February
KARR & BROTHER,
Opposite the Virginia Banks.
Sale to be conducted by ALEXANDER NoTT & Co.
Auctioneers. ian 27
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SS3,397, $1,000, $500.

tickets SlZ; halves ST; quarters So
Certificate OF package of whoies 8 l56-shares in
proportion.
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sp'endld Lottery for February 14M.

Certificate OF package of wholes SllO-shares
proportion.
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~ DRAWN BALLOTS IN EACH PACKAGE OF 25 TICKETS
G!and ( onsolidated Lottery, Glass D, to be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, February 18th. Is numbers,
IS drawn N'
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AVER COATS, OVER COATS-I have LOT
~ OF low priced Overcoats, which will sell at yery
low prices They made of heavy substantial
goods, and are well made.
ia 7 e. CHENEpv
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REPRESENTATIONS No 2s-Capita 1888.
IT'S. IS nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40, halves SIS
quarters2 30.
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Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 90.
Cerhcate OF package of whoes $2s0-shares in
proportion.
Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland Lotteries
Will meet the most prompt and confidential attention.
addressed to MoRRIs q Co, Managers, or to
w. PURCELL,
re Richmond Va.
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GRAND CAPITALS!

Lowest 2 No prize $25.
lst, I'd or I'd drawn numbers. .......SI5
an, > h or oh do DO ......... 10
7th, Sth or Sin do do ..., 8
All other single no prizes, IS S8.
Tickets SIS; halves7 SO, quarters 8 rs.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOClYET.-At a recent meeting OF the Execu-
tive Committee of the Virginia State Agricultural So
cey was Resolped That the annual meeting of the
Society be held at the Capitol, Thursday, the 18th
Gay OF February next, in the Hall of the House OF
Delegates, at = o'clock, M; that the honorable
WILLoUGBY Newton be requested to deliver the An
nua Address; and that Professor WIN. B. RoeERs,
OF the University OF Virginia, be appointed as his al
ternate.
Resolved That the farmers of Virginia, and the
friends OF Agriculture generally, be invited to attend
general Convention, in connexion with the annual
CHAS B. WILLIAMS.
fe 5-tf Chm. Executive Committee Va A. S.
The Agricultural Convention, referred to in the
above notice, will hold preliminary meeting on the
18th, at O'Clock A M Tor the purpose of APPOINTING
business sc, the place to be selected in time to give
due notice thereof The Presidents of the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac, and the Richmond and
Danvllle Rail Road Companies have ,nerousy an
thorlzed me TO say to all farmers DESTROYS OF attending
The Convention, that they will be charged for the trip
the usual price downward, with the privilege of re-
turning free and the President of the Virginia Cen
tral Rail Road Co.. with like lberality, authorizes me
to say to all SUCH that they will be charged per
mile, from the point OF getting on the cars to Rich
mond with the privilege Of returning free
CH. B. WILLIAMS.
KHOLASsEs. 80 hhds heavy Muscovado, land.
1sh iog and fer sale lie BY S ooDr
a. AMERICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND
Ea Va. The subscriber begs to inform his friends
and the travelling public. that The American Hotel has
Just been elegantly rehed and furnished in the most
costly manner The situation OF the house ia unsur-,
passed. being Main street, fronting the Capitol, andI
commanding fine view of the James river and the
surrounding country
Having had the experience of several years at Jones'
Hotel Philadelphia the undersigned assures his patrons
that trouble or expense shall be spared make The
American all that first class hotel should be.
feb 7-l4ms J. MlLOEBERGER SMITH.
ANTOOD WARE A full supply of Bail Boxes
w Flour Buckets, &C., receiving per schooner
Sharon, for sale by
tel WILLIAMS Il BRO,
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gy BENEFIT. 81

II Ill Il "A T. II f.
Lessee and Manager. .....".......W VIM. L. Maule
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE E,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
u, RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1852.
The parties interested in the foregoing Decree are
hereby notified to attend INV lice in the city OF
Richmond, on the ooh day of February, 1852 at 10
o'clock, a. NJ with the evidence necessary to eaabe
me to perform the dulles required by said decree.
VIM. F. DAVIS, Commissioner
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e GEORGE ] SUMNER. Auc,.
81 nICWARD CAIIIlrf1lzs-
I'D OCULAR sALE D1y,. 1nYn.ve

Ep OCULAR SALE DAYS, MONDAYS.
4 Wednesdays and Fridays al of horses eveIy
81 O'Clock, will sell at auction lat INV store 1n I5,5 :,
svarev OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting oil The FOL
GROCER lES-Sugar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea.
and Sides Rice. Pepp Ginger Brandy, WRiskeg Gin
MolaSses, Butter, Lard, Herrngs, Shad. '''
- uRk-Blreaus, Sideboards Washstapds.
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedsteads'
Chair, Candestands, Dining Tea, and Toilet Fablcs
fielding OF every description, Tenders. Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the bouse-kee,nu
hhe. " Pug
SHOES, CLOTHING, Twill also sell Roots
Shoes, Slippers Clothing of every kind, Hats Cans
Crockery-ware, Matches Wntngend Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c. a
gu VI R. CAETHOR NJ
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.uIHURSDAY-Kentucky. extra, No 3l-CapitaI
S75Oo. Is Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves
quarters so.
IliURSDAY-Kentucky No. 29-Capital S3a
600. Is nos, l3 drawn. Tickets S., halves 81
quarters IS.
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susquehanna LOTTERY, class T. to be drawn at Bal
timore on Wednesday, Febru airy llth 70 nos 10
drawn.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY


"a &c AMI W ULfS AT AUCTION
aA On SATURDAY MORNING his IN ~
at 10 O'Clock IN rear OF my Auction House, will b.
sold several good saddle, harness and work uof.es.
also, good sound strong Mules, in good order an
sold Tor no iault They be recommended a.
good mnles, and persons in wan, would do well IN
attend the sale. WI
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$4,000. $4,000. 1l0oo.

r, T"''o00, S..,Ooo, II,oUU.
Susquehanna Lottery, Class 8, to be- drawn at Bal
timore on Wednesday, February 1slh IS Nos, la
drawn -~-' -
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FKlDA Y-kentueky, No. 3o-Captal: SIS ,0oo-
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81, halves 81, quarters
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MONDAY-Kentucky, No. 2e-Capitals: s26,.
800. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SO, halves "a
quarters &c.
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W ALENIlN ES-14TH FEBRUARY u. w
tail, a large stock of Comic and Sentimental Valen
tines, at prices from cts to $40 each; Also Envelopes
rom cent 70 cts each, OF various Sizes to suit the
cts each; orders by mail with remittance. from 6 etc
up VIII receive promp, attention. if addressed to l2I
Main street, Z edmond. 10 q
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$4,000, 10000, 10000, so OF 1000, so of 500.
Susquehanna Lottery cI1ss 9, to be drawn at Bal
timore gu Wednesday February 25h Is numbers,
ID drawn.
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Fiji FOR BOSTON fine schr rYRON,
Yss&Capian Strout, having the most of her cargo
engaged, will be ready 10 receive freight on Monday.
the 9Th instant For balance OF freight 200 pack
obacco, apply to ROBT. RANKIN,
re Corner 22d and Water sts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07

3sU00, COO. 5000, 100 prizes Of $50.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass; 7, TO be drawn
et Baltimore, Saturday, February 2lst. 70 Nos, 10
drawn.
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"" '1ts''N0"j F1uFtCT5 . oU.
Ggn Ono IN non Eoon 100 ,oan

$4,000, 10 900, 5000, 100 prizes OF 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass S, TO be drawn at Bal
simore on Wednesday, January 2sth. 70 Nos, IL
drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
prize oi...... $4,000 prize Of. $500. S2907
do 10000 100 do ...... 1000
do 49,. 5000 25 do ........ 500
Tickets $40 halves S. quarters 81 So
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IUESDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 29-Capital
quarters 25c
.oTUESDAY-Kentucky, No. 27-Capital: $50, oot
Is numbers, Is drawn Tickets s., halves 50 Sc
quarters 81 25.
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OMNIBUS LINZ

GENT i he subscriber is running n line
4sSYbeSsfg OF Omnibusses in this city, from Rock
Il It's to the head oil Broad street,
Fare from Rockets to the head OF Broad street or
any portion OF the route Ct cents.
The line consstsof the most splendid coaches that
have yet been introduced into the city attended by care
tul and experienced drivers.
w No improper persons will be permitted to en
ter either oil the Omnibuses the line specially COM
mends itself to the patronage ofthe ladies'.
no TIT n Major
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a RAT'fON'S OFFICE, N os South 18th
- street,
Let all the:world say what theyt an,
For selling prizes, STRATTSN's The man.


Drawn numbers of kentucky No Jan 9th:
6S IS Al 80 60 25 "a 81 81 "a.
Hall Nos 81 c.. prize of $500, Sold and pa aid
sTRATToN.
Drawn hunters OF Kentucky. No SIAN lolh:
30 % IL n 81 a. GO % % "a 10 16
Ticket Nos 7 10 Al, do siOOo,} paid by ~
sTRATT0N.
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky, No 9-Jan 10:
IS % Is 20 6S As ~ 20 IL 10 II.
Whole.no7 26, the second capital Of $40 600 sent
to this office STRATTON
Dawn Nos of Kentucky, No lI-Jan ID:
Ga 70 81 81 60 az "a % 81 rs SO Sc.
Drawn numbers Of Kentucky, No 10 Jan 18TH
A al 81 AZ Sc 81 63 70 10 80 67
Ticket Nos ls Sc e. prize of $500 sold and paid
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No i2-Jan IS:
20 As 10 10 81 46 20 As 70 10 %
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, Extra No. Is, January II ::
~ 40 IS l3 81 26 65 90 Ga So.
E. E. e 5s + + s S s Three sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No Is Jan 10Th
-, % ~ II 10 Is So 50 AZ "a 81 SO 81 65 60.
Hail f1e Y DO SS = s. s. q Sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, No 16-Jan'y 20,h
d % 10 81 So SO 90 SO IS II 7 "A 80.
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky, No. H. Ian. 2ls:
60 76 - % A 81 so So % a Is IS4
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky Extra No 10, Jan 22d
Y Sc ID 81 70 60 81 So 70 | AZ SIS
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, extra No 2I-Jap24:
20 80 SO As % SO 81 ri II so 4 IS.
Ticket Nos 4 20 So
DO do SO SO ~
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky, No I9-Jap %:
" sc IS Is 26 80 43 SO 81 SO 80 So.
Hall Nos Is IS 80, prize oil 500, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No 24-Jan Both:
63 10 IL Is 70 % Sc 90 IS As 81 80
Drawn numbers Of Kentucky, extra, No 27-Jan 81 ::
40 46 66 81 So 80 so 81 Is 81 %.
Ticket Nos 46 so ST. prize of Sl25)
Do do % 46 SO
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SHAKSPEARIAN COMEDY AND TWO NEW
PIECES!
Pa which the strength OF the company will appear
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d. FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
s. b The superior fine fast sailing regular packet
schooner COURIER, Captain Seth Kelly, having
a portion OF her cargo engaged and going on board
will sail with all possible dispatch. For balance OF
freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply TO Captain on board at Edmond IL Dayenporls
wharf, or TO "p0''A
fe 3 DAUJn GRIMM.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07

AZ ID. WHITTLE. ATTORNEY AT LAW
es PRACTICES In all the Courts of the City OF Rich.
mond aud County OF Henrco, and in the Superior
Once on 18th street, just below Mo, one door
owe Mr. Greme ia 20-2ss6w
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ELOTHS, CASSlMERES AND VEST
" lNGS.-Having in store a large and well as
sorted stock OF Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs we
vii have made to order at the shortest notice Goats
rants or Vests, guaranying fit in all cases, and as
cheap as can be purchased elsewhere at ~
CHAS HARTWELL & CO.'S.
JAIL Opposite Swan Tavern.
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tr metropolitan Market, Ne. $50 Broad-
way corner NInetecth-sIrcei.-Thes subscriber
cetioy informs hs patrons, and the house
iesdns IN the neiShborhoOd Of the above place. that
nc Iss now completes hs extensive Improvements aud
rren beng able 70 obtain every luxury the season and OF
the beat quality Smokcd Hams Reef Tongues and Fish
frtsh Pork coined Hams osages Sc PonV and Game
IN season Of the chooet quality all kinds OF Preserves
cssors Sauces Jecs Jams Syrups &c. Bel also Vcge.
Alls and fnts Of every ds scrption
,Ine Meat department, kept by Mr.. 4. c. VANDEWA-
IN w - ieTetotore always Be stocked with Beef Veal
nson Al d Lamb OF the ehoees quality. Added 10 al this
there Fab and Oyster STAND connected with the esab
nshnsni where also the best of that article may De ob
e nee mus Itnaerg one OF the most well
es one OF the best maj kets IN this section the CITY
WHITFIELD CASE.
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CCHUBERTH & CO, Music Depot, No.
- aS7 Broadway N.Y. request the pubic 10 lnsree. taef
49, - ~ Music for Voice, PiGno for : 4, ., &
h5 sr Orses Viohr Voloneello, Harp O:ehecfEa, Ae,
IN every style vacsos md sesn2sr. Ias ss,s ~
49,: - American Muse VIII be attended 70 Win
pruuptnees.
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ry. Grea, Improyemenr In Rroo..- r,- Il

.cS Great improvement In Braoms.-The IN
GresEed exhibiting L.vcloy'S Hotel no e.
ee1ntT OF PArk-row and Baekmsp-st a very pn,,ne az
ttSutiial improvement an common Sweeping or Hoass
brooms, patent for which issued short tire aimee
oosi cora with ecity whenever becomes useless from
,sptsd This desirable object has been attained hy
.ne msnuisy Of American inventor and well worth
the ssntoa Of those engaged in the manufacture Of
or any person Wishing engage IN profitable and
Saes3 INSISTED bnslnea. The above may be for
few days between the hours ofs a 81 ana 9P NJ
SANBORN 4 TWOMBLY.
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" People,s Buildins ...o.,.,;o.-rh. ,..,.

" fsopAe's building Asseciation.-The r-ga.
EsENiSG In inst q n O'Clock. in the Assembly Room
esfner OF z'fhss and eth-sv fun sfseudsnce of the
Numbers particularly requested a. business of import
s,es vi be brought before the meeting Members viii IA
hsfe the bueess By calling the oce and their
&c !. previously o6aee via Be open from II < NJ to
''A J,E WILLlANs, Secretary.
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Amusements.
MADAME SONTAG's NEW SERIES OF
WI CLASSICAL, BRILLIANT, SACRED
and CHORAL CONCERTS.

Ma ADAME SON Az NEW SrhlL4C Vi
wi CLASSICAL, BRILLIANT, SACRED
and CHORAL CONCERTS.
The public are respectfully informed that the Second and
Last Series of Madame S0NrAGS NewYok Concerts viii
commence between the 22d and 25ih November, ct
METROPOLITAN HALL.
The most extensive preparations aud ehearsas have been
during the LIST weeks 10 give u these Con-
GERS that Character grandeur and stene oE which
he Trenpia Musica Festivals OF England and Germany
are so Justly famed ind II is confidently that
grrsl as Us has the satisfaction given by Madame sun
TAG FIST series of Concerts the second, from the excel
nry Of the new egaEsmsnts made the selection OF the
ase,rierts 10 be produced and the hberay o. all the ar
mis- Will form an the musical annals OF Amer
ica Tire new sts,es viii be divided INTO $50 ,,,o,.,
CLASSICAL, BRILLIANT SACRED AM ShohAL
CONCERTS, 49,
In winch al the soos and sceoaderY parts Viii % p
s,,re5 Nv The EMINENT ARTISTS
of Madame SONTAG'S Company. -,
The Orchestral Choral and CnoIns q. s4ei-is WILL
corsist OF SIN HUNDRED PEkFOkNthS, ,...
Ard viii be led by CARL ECkERI under nose d,ree'on
lie rrpcps German Festivals have been eondnStea, -
10 afford the required accommodated ne oIces' PO1
ton OF the Hall win be entirely remodeed on lie pa
Exeter Hall Topdou forming spacious sHphtneNer oc
curying one-third OF Metropolitan Hal, ana se7J '
tain the acoustic effect OF the Il 1slc -, s.,.
The rrcss Of sdssion viii be those Of Madame Sonass
frsi ssries
Fun particulars in future advertisements
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Mem Publications.

VNIE PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN LIFE;
= with especial design to Develop the True Idea of Dis
case Nature, nno date Occasion, and General Remedy
By J. Jennings, NJ. ID. Price - cents For sale by
FOWLERS & WELLS, No ISL Nassau-st- " Y.
Dr. Jennings is widely known the advocate OF the
orbopnthc plan of treating diseases-a plan whose de-
tails mainly placing the paent under Tganc law,
and there leaving him the ris medicdtJfr nature From
tie dawn OF creation downto the year of Lord Eighteen
Hundred nd Fiytwo this method OF medcatIng The III
fiIutics tn vital machinery has been "eIninenty
ccssu and the personal experience of the author OF tue
wok before demonstrates the OF us superior
efficacy the drugshop appliances widely and 80 Ia
tally Popular. DIR. TRAIL
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CIpERR AMERICAN GITT BOOk-D.

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Uants.

As Good PAN Cook, BY respectable Girl,
~ vic Is good baker o. bread and frs.-ra'e Tas1er
Srnper is wiling 70 make hcEsef scneFAly useful Ins
~ of eiiv rreEtnce Can be seen TOT TWO Gays NO
between ifh and Fsctorysts "a rooF, back roo
As Cook or Laundress, or 20 do Housework,
"A Iva weleh Woman. Apply OF No II ixhst, BE-
tween Isl and Sd-svs
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Cost an0 fonn0.

q = REWARD.-IOst, on the 10th, BEAD
W - PURSE containing near 80 mourning bTestpu,
(rin hrOken and SILVER thnbe Tue above reward Will
owner
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Go rUhom it man Concern.

NOE! WOE Hear the voice of the
w Prophet We dying sons of men. The dayof doom IS
at hand. Hear tine true voice and fly from wrath.
L'ZEKIEL is informed that his father is in
lJtowu looking for him. Write TO Box ~ at this Office,
forthwith, and say where you are
VNHE YOUNG MAN who saved Child from
Icing run over by an omH bus yesterday is requested
70 send hi ard address TO MOTHER, Broadway Post
Office
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UAILACKs Brosdway.-J.

WALLACK" THEATER Broadway.
w w wALLacK Lessee. w. LrsrER, Stage MAJ
aser--TElS EVENING Nov H. vii be performed
- TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME
Charles Arundel .Wacot Lucy Arundel. Miss hccpe
THE RENT DAY.
Martin Haywood Wslsck RschelHeywood Ms l. h s
Toby Haywood. Lester Polly Briggs Mrs Ssepaens
HIS LAST LEGS.
oValsshsn. Mt Broughsm julia. Miss Fanny Cramer
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. No. 444
brcatxsy.-Open EVERY EVENING Concerts
rnc Ethiopian Dehneaons Muse rnsaIpassed and negro
Dehneanors unequaed Doors open al 81 Concerts CON-
nsenee e q e'elosk. Admission Is oents-ehidEen hal
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A S good Cook, by Welsh Woman, lately
~ from Enslxnse Cali at No NOrfol1s- the rear.
Can b. seen all the week, If not engaged.
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~ Emigrant Intelligence Once md Labor
Exchange, Nos Is and "a Canal-st, Newly ork.-Thls
Office is established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can always be found large numbers of Labores and
Servants very low rates Of aud persons have
their orders 6d by writing 20 the Superintendent and nd
the necessary pay the passage of the parties
required. No Zee charged TO employer
JAS. P. PAGAN, Superintendent
To- Building Wanfed-Suitable for Paper Ware
house, Fnlton-st, between Broadway and Gold,st.
Landlords wishing for good tenant will address r. H. p
Tribune Office.
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DURTON,s Observation-Disclosures

DURTON's THEATER-Chambers-s sat
I'D THIS EVENING, Nov. H. win be perfornec
CITY POLITICS OR WHO'S 70 BE MAIZE
ONE THOUSAND MILLlNERS NANIbp
Joe Bass~........ Burton An gehes Todd Mrs n 1Shs
Ton T,ntop - Johnston Leiine Smith. Mrs. Holnan
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Widow re Mrs SkerTett Mrs Torren Mss Weston
Mas Emma Togrens. Mrs. Fisk Graham. miss fs1ei
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ROARD.-Pleasant and desirable suites and
~ single Rooms may be obtained tie hrsse brown
stone house, No 81 West 22dst STRAW House new,
with all improvements. References required
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NRAND MOVING PICTURES. ILLUS-
THE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

Il ART. containing series Of authentic Paintings by
the celebrated artists IN chronological order from
Guido de Sienre (AD l22l) down TO Horace Vernet il
open for exhibition the Society Library Roo from
sam to PM, aud u TO 94 r. II. Admission 25 cents