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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-03

STREET DEPARTMENT NO, HALL OF REgORDS.-
- Public notice 10 hereby given that the wing
resolution has been In the Board Of Aldermen
TO Forty ninth street. between Broadway and Eighth
avenue Also the following petiton-To deepen the well
Of Broadway and Eighth ALI persons inter-
ssted having objections thsre rogue sted present
then writing, 10 the undersigned at his ooe be-
tore the 9Th d. yof December next
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Conmissionsr.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given that the blowing
tion has in the Board Of AdermenTo
late grade Fifty third between Third
East Bro Also the following petitienTo regulate
and grade Eighth between Fifty ninth and Eighty
sixth street. ALI persons interested having objections
thereto requested to them in writing to the
undersigned, At his ofce, before tho 9th day Of
December next.
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner.
Nov. q, 1851.
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NORP RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOfICK rs
~ hereby gwen to the owner owners occupant
Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd
lands thereby that tho following hay:
office Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested vxFor building sewer in Houston
street Tho limits embraced by such inelade
and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Houston street.
from Essex street to Mulberry street both sides OF Lud
low Orchard Allen Edridge and Chrystie streets
sonthsrly to The crowns Of the streets both sdss Il
ds Of Elisabeth street. north and SOUTH TO the
the street. All whose interests affected by the
above named who opposed same
OF either Of them arc requested TO their
Records within Thirty lays from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Oce, Bureau Of Asss ssments Street Department. Nov
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LroR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, AND FLORIDA
IL Semi weekly United States Mail Line.-The new and
fast roDg steamer UNION. X. Adams commander, will
leave Pier Ne. North river Saturday December at
o'clock r. H. precisely For freight apply board where
Al bis q sdaE VIII be nsnsd and for passage At the once
Savannah passengers tcketed through without furtser
charge Through tickets 70 Florida followTo Jackson
y Ia IN atk
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the owner owners, occupant or
occupants, all houses and improved unnproved
haaH M ~ ns n IL ~
Of the Bureau of Assessments examination by all
interested viz-for building in Perry street,
from Greenwich avenue to the North river The limits
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and land
situated both sides Of Perry street. from Greenwich
street. norther to the Of the street, both sides
Of Fourth Besossr, Hudson Greenwich and Washngton
streets and the sasery side Of West street. hy feet
affected by the above named and who
opposed tbs either them requested to pre-
their once Hail Of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL n. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS MICH OLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department Nov.
r.. 1852.
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ZINE ARTS.


ITO ARTISTS GERMAN AND FRENCH ARTISTS,
or those who copy well, may apply 70
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NORPoRATI TON EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE 10
" hereby oven 70 hs owner or owners occupant Or occa-
thereby that the following assessments have
ssmretsd by the and lodged in the oce Of
Interested viz For building sewer in Thrtysighth
drsd feet west Of the Sixth The limits embraced
by such include all the several and
OK ground vacant lots psses and parcels Of land situated
on both sdes Of street from hundred feet
west OF the Sixth to the Eighth the
easery side Of Seventh norhery TO Thirty ninth
street. ALI persons whose interests affected by Ahe
above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to present their objections
Records within thirty days the of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Ohoe, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. No
sember 1852.
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ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given, to the owner occupant
pants of all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
by the Assesors and lodged in tho office Of
the Bureau Of for examination by all
interested yzFor repairing and refaggng the sidewalks
In front Of Nos 3d. "a and 80 Jay street. and resetrg the
curb and gutter Thu limits embraced by such assessment
include al the houses and lots Of ground vacant
lots pieces and parcels of land situated the southery
side Of jay street, West street, Nos 49, 81 and 49,
All persons whose interests affected the above named
and who opposed to the either Of
them requested to their objections In writing
10 the underignet at their offce No Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of This notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }tAssessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
a.. lSJ2
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM sTREET.-GRO.
Lea Proprietor Tbs above s open every
Afternoon clock Knd Ia TIE evening" halfpast for
the purpoe Ga sic AMI trigns Kepreser tations OF
Living Statuary by NJ Cssnets troupe OF Model Artists
variety beautiful performances For fur.
Their particulars bs of each day AdmssionSeats in
private boxsa 50 with cushioned axn
chairs 3I cents boxes % centt gallery. l2s cents
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VANDERBILT LINE-FOR BAN FRAECIsc0.-oNLY
line giving tickets for crossing tho isthmus The favor
I've double engine steamship PROMkTHEUs, 80 TONS win
leave from pier No. North river, 1t O'clock r. NJ
essiy On Saturday psssmbsr for San Juan Del Nor.s
the Nicaragua transit route having bat twelve miles Of
land transportation. These steamers
their and ventilation. For information
passage apply only W d. B. ALIEN agent No. Battery
place, MP stairs.
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DRIvArE DANCING AND WALTzENG ACADEMY
- W Forth street corner q Sixth svenue Mr.. and
res watres poikas 60 Their GLASSES now forniss
and Ihursday ats p NJ for adiesaa children,
TO- ~ for sentemsn Evening classes for ladies exclusive
W. tuesdays ana Fridays, Ut 6k O'clock Pri
wave lessons nj ali hours. Terms moderate.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant
Of all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the have
Of the bureau Of Assessments for examination BY all
interested, viz For building receiving basins and
eulvcrts Grand street, the intersection Of Essex and
Norfolk streets in connection with the sewer in Grand
all the several houses and lots of ground vacant lots
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Grand
between Norfolk and Ludlow Streets and both
dss q Essex and ssssry side Of Ludlow street between
southerly therefrom All persons whose interests
affected by the above named and who
the either Of them requested TO
their objections writing to the undersigned 1T their
ONCE No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
~ : SAMUEL Il. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov
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silver, bullion specie jewslry precious stones metals,
thereof therein expressed.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION .CoMPANY-FoR
srsnep; Ais sSgshaPRson1ThS United states mail
sonm:nder viii sail isi Bremen .ou:hnE souhsn
river Price ofpassase from New York 70 Southampton
i ia'a; man ss'G ~ . @
Tie is n or s
Agents. % south
w.ssa sS%r,.uass and ,se hga
and Southampton. for me 1854 on ths following
sunssids sHs siss
as$ss;;|[s &c. H, ss:S issjys;
sse: Sa1ss:s sses * :ss:s :sssa
ma
"ss
ny % RON S.% g AND
from H:yls .: ssnsi.nIs.a + New lay
s' f'sts9s Agent IS Broadway.
SAkTi S i6. cRSs RiE1'i co. sossh.mp.or,
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing the favOrise steamships
CITY Of Manchester. Thur.day, Jsp g IsSs
Sis syy Of SisssS% Tharsasy Mar
City Of Glasgow Thursday, Mar. 81 1855.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City of Glasgow Wednesday, Jaa. q. 1889
CIV q Manohssser.. %sanosssy, Feb 2 1883
City of Glasgow Wednesday. MAR e. 1883
City of Manchester. Wednesday, Mar ~, 1883
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Saloon, $780, $G5 and $685. taccor ding 10 ssasa rooms,
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, for
Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain
6cates of aud drafts the Bank Ireland In
from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills be had AZ
the oHce of THOMAS RICHARDSON. agent. q Exchange
place
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Glaay,w Ne York Steamehtp Comp Snys
steamship GLASGOW 1852 tons 400 horse power Robert
eeber and wi leave New York fer Glasgow Saturday
jan 18TH at oco k at First cabin tealoon
rooms 800; do do (midship dol $7 second cabin,
500 Stewards fees included Apply TO
J. McSYMON, 50 Broaiway.
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DACKETs TO HAvRE-sEcOND LINE.-wHH ron
L lowing ships will leave Bsyre ths lesh, and New
work the yGf es0h mo

They all nrst olae Eew York bulls ships provided
With all requisite articles for the comfort and eoryeoo
Of pssengers and commanded BY 81 experience in
she trade The price of passage 10 Sllc wthous wne3
liquors Goods sent 10 the subscribers will ba foy
sardd free from but those actually incurred
BOYD Il HINCKkN, AGsrss, l64 Pearl street
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Orleans, via Havana-The splendid steamship
UMPIRE CITY Henry Windle, commander, viii sail from
the pier the foot # Warren street North river on
day Dec 49, at o'clock 7. precisely Rates OF ps'age
20 Havana and New Orleans new arrangement; ladies'
and after saloon berths So fsrwari saloon eorths sos
Freight TO New Orleans thirty cents cubic foot
Shippers Of freight requested supply Themselves with
the company bills Of adfng which may be had apps
tiou the Office No other form will be signed no bills IT
ladns signed after II o'clock the day OF sailing, For
freight or passage, apply to
N o. ROBERTS III West street, corner Of Warren.
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DACIFIC NAIL sTEAMsHIP CoMPANY--roR RIO
Il Janeiro, Valparaiso, and Panama.-Tbe splendid
ssesmrs JOHN L. sTAPHENs, {26oe tons bgrshen,l
above ports shs 9TH December For passage
only having superb apply At the oise OF
the oompa any "a South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-03

D9IvATE DANCING AT 50 BOND sTREET.--MR
sEARINGS classes are alliss mp rapidly. Ladies and
and o'clock, evening. Private kse9ns a: times not
cupied Schools and families Nt1A, and sorsse exslw
to Iupils and rAreuts f0fm4XH
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


DANCING GLASSES FOR GENTLKMEN.-Ths new
system adopted this for the first II proves
advansagsou, the pupils and admits Of their
At time during the Lessons Monday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings General practice Of al
tho Dances with band Of music Saturday evenings
Ladies' and chdrens glasses "Wednesday Thursday and
saturday Afternoons. A. DoDWoRTH, BOG Broadway.
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NAV YoKA AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Az United States Mail ard Express Limos through In foai
Eour New Jersey Railroad via Jersey CitLeavns Ne@
2orl f0cs Of Codrtandt street, 81 and A. M and 81
z, ~ Leave PhiiadelphiE ats and A. n, snd5h N.
baltimore Tashingsa Norfolk and Charlessonhrousi
osetc oi In the sboye lines and through baggage oarret
IN abe A. ~ and ~ ?. ~ lines from New York Psossn
Win baggage hs fory sftsen minutes before the
iRNRY
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNLA-THE PACK
II ct chip sHAKsPEARE VIM. Brown, master, Is now
loading ct pier NO. H. North river and will sail wish des
PATCH For freight cabin having superior
room accommodations, apply 10 the captain board
or 10 WI. +. fURNISS, IS Wall street,
M luild
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given, 10 the occupant
cupants OF all houses and lots improved unimproved
lands ted thereby that the
been completed by the Assessors and lodged the office
Of the Bureau Of examination by all
sons interested Wis building in Twenty eighth
street. between Third and LIE The
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sides of Twenty eighth street, between
Third and avenues All persons whose interests
affected by the above and who
opposed to the either them pre-
sent their ebscons in the undersigned at their
ocs No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Il. pEMOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov.
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CORPORATION NoTTCE-PUBLrC NOTICE IS HERE
~ BY given, that petition has been presented to sho
Board OF Aldermen for In Pesl street from Ferry
70 frankfort street All persns interssed In the above
sud hsyng objections thereto requesto present the
IN writing to the Contract Clerk nc his Office or
oroton Aqueduos Department, Nov. 20, le5t
nRPARTMRrT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIES NOV
~ Z lSh2-Fubo netioe 10 hereby given ALI persons
harng claims against the Corporation Of tho CITY New
York services rendered articles furnished
tne Committee Of the Common Council account Of the
tqnor.l ohseques Of the late Hon Daniel Webst
under oath TO the Commissioner Of Repairs
Supple this Office No New City Hal, basement
before "wednesday abe ret day Of December, 1652
WN ADAMS Compissisnor OF Repairs and Suppca
nEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NO.
~ venbsr 30 1s62-To builders Sealed proposals Will
b. the oce Of the Compssoner Of Repairs and
espres No New City Hall until Friday December 10th,
st " o'clock M which time they will be publicly OPEN
accordance with tho ordinance therefol for alter
naons and repairs to tho house Of Engine Company No. 49,
IN Third also for alterations and repairs to the
heuse of Hook and Ladder Company No, g. In Amity
street. Builders will estimate for the and carpenter
work for each house separately The psas and spcchcs
tons OF the required TO BIO DONE and all
m regard thereto, BIO had at the ofoe OF tho Supern-
endant OF Repairs 10 Public Buildings No. ~ Elisabeth
street Blank estimates DO had at either oice. ksti
mates 70 be with the Of the person per-
sons the date and the subject TO
which refes N B-The Commissioning reserves the night
q rejecting Al Or any q the estmates deemed toI The
Commissioner Of Repairs and svppIss
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nR. WILLIAM Wards CURING NUMBERS EVERY
~ week those who have oonractes disease RENE.
dies those with which HE brother 10
successful often consulted o hundred daily
No Physicians of those disc Separate
for Consultation one anal street, door from Broad.
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ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.-ONE OF THIN
most morsl and amusing ex ib tons for children now
daily At 1856 Broadway from Until 10 r. MAutomas
ten Bell Rnsors 81 ohsa ca Figures Cosmoramio viewas
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nR. wARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT Alb.
~ solute certainty Of speedy and thorough Those
who apply early often cured His
easy rapid has been great benefit
sands Once Canal street, door from Broadway uD
STAIRS.
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wv II. UNDERHILL OFFERS FOR sALE-BoTTLED
w brandy, wines, whiskey gin, rum, syrups cordals
Scotch aes Tendon and Philadelphia porter and Brown
stout In bottles Of various srss in quantities 10 suit
street. the largest establishment In tho United States
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TlR. CONvERS, AUTHOR OF THE BEACON, Or
~ Guide fr Youth to Manhood" is daily committed In
al forms Of diseases Young need Of medical Aid
should call the old whose treatment 10 sure ana
rapid rence ana extensive practise
able TO which battle the tyro in tho
healing His cehra 81 remedy Tor nervous debility
weak Sc for So Third and IL
q iber str as
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LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE-TW0 HUNDRED ANDi FIFTY BAS-
~ te Of various from $40 dozen
equal imported Also hundred dozen
quartz each of the Victoria Cawba wine from
tho vineyards Of Ohic for sats in quaass to suit ~
@. p. LETHBRIDGE So and So Fulton street.
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WHY Is 1T THAT B0WYER'S SPIKENARD OIMT.
w ment has su,h great for the piles burns,
scsds cuts nhmnasory rheu natsm chblsnsi For sale,
Wholesale and retail at % Grsanwish aveaue.
DERsJNS AFFLICTED WITH CERTAIN AND DAM
gerous Diseases may get speedy and ovre,
without tear Of exposure. BY add essng
T. A. MARDEN, Nov York.
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LfoR SAN rRANCISCO.-THE A BALTIMORE BUILT
L ship A. CHESEBRoUGH Robert Chesebroush, masser
loading At pier IL Eas river This ship sails fast nsurs
the lowest rstes and has nns for cabin
passengers. Apply to J. y. GAYLORD, 80 Wall street
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-sEcoND GRAND COM
lvl cert Of the NationAl Guard Band,
SATURDAY EvENING. DrcEMHERk
formers would respectfully that the secord Of
their series Of six monthly Concerts will be Given ~ Metro
potaa Hall Saturday evening, December on which,
occasion they will 30 assisted BY
HERR PHII.IP MEYER.
PROGRAMME
ORCHESTRA.
l. Overture to La Pile du RsSnent Doniset0
q Aria, Cruda fun, sta nnania from Laofn a.
Lammermoor .nerx rhllp meyoS
B. Solo on the Como Angais OhlemAnH
III Cacostore tthe Hnntsr) Herr Philip Meyer Gabuss4
8. Quarsetto Conc. tsndo, for four horns with full
orchestral accom- hin sAt first time In Ams-
reh. 'oonulasa4
PART u.-MILIrARY BAND.
]. Overture TO RohotS IL Dtble Meyerbee6
2. Gipsy Song ny reqaest) as sung by Jenny Linz
performed 90 the olarionet, by. Herr kieisE
4. FL ale FRI m Luorezia Botsi~' Dontzett1
8. Aramands Schottisca. Fr Metzsk
emitting the subscriber to twelve teketss
which he az tho coDsert 3d. TO be hAd ad
VIM. Hall Sons 239 Brosdwsy Single admission 90 ots
Tickets be had principal music and At tho
the evening tie Concert Doors opsn ~ Con-
cert to commence at O'Clock.
A GRAND CONCERT WILL ne GIVEN AT THH
IA Broadway Tshcrn acle on Wednesday evenine. Dee.
10, BY Msssrs J. J. DAILY and A. Westoett Boomhsd's
Uui ed states Military Band and other talents
will appear. For particulars see future bills.
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MO ZEE TILL CURED.-DR. COBBETT, 10 DUAHA
IN Street may be enhssrtiaiy consulted disssgsA
twenty-five Ia his speciality o. the profession
him to cure General de y The victims Of qraskery ear
call on him with the certsinty fhssng tier
~ treated. sOhserve .ho and number, thsrl
10 false name and Anbr tae othsrsids Of Chatha
street. Sec DIPLOMA in ofoe Member Of the Ned
York University.
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SAMUEL n. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, yAssess

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given, to The ownsrs occupant
PANTS all houses lots improved usmprovcd lands
Injected threby that the following have been
enpeted by the sssesso and are lodged In the scs Of
interested vsFor paving re.ssttins curb and gutter
and tagging sidewalks In Fcrtstk street, between
ffsh and Ninth The limits embraced BY such
ment include all the several houses and lots Of ground
saes Of Forsh street between Fifth and Ninth
svsnue Broadway, Seventh ayenue Eighth avenue And
tery side OF Ninth shout 100 feet northsry and
.srhary oreth street. All psrsons whose interests
Affected BY the above named assessments and Who
same either Of them requested 10
ars her objections writing to the undersigned NJ their
snse Ne hall Of Records. within thirty days from ths
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
ISAAC wk. SMITH,
0os, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. Nov.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, EaC., wAEH=U
ASTROlAtGK.

MRS. PREwSTBR, FROM PHILADELPHIA TEE.
M doris her 70 the ladies and sentemen Of shis
city, In Astrology, Love and Law matters interpreting
Dreams &c., by science constantly relied ~
Napoleon and will YELL tho Of the lady Gentleman
they will marry ALSO the Of the vters Residents
80 Great Jones street. corner Bowsry Ladies' ftY
oontleMen dAllAs.
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ArttclcSaPp,op,ilc 10 e Fuat Class-boxes"! g! ha's,
bonncts aud furniture
Ar,icles oppropri,eio n Secopa Class -BoNcs, bale-
Of dry goods feathers, shoes, saery glass, pnts oils
liugs and confectionery.
Arisles mp, rop,iafcto Third Class-NilEiuia domes
lies sugar coffee, liquor, baegng rope butter chcescr
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton ynrna, cop
per tn sheet IRON holow-wnre, gueenswnrc, co.nes,
hardware marble drc.scd aud other heav ya,clcs mol
enumerated ir special or fourth ela-smle..
A,iiclcs approp,ialc 10 ihc fouft Ciass.-llour Gin
4achs) rice pork beet Gsh orl, alow and bacon, (u
easks or sncks heeswnx, bues Of rng~. ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, mabe, (ondreascd) mill nnd
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR
TER MI -.

The XIRGsIAN lshcd daily ut g, and sen"eeky al
81 per adyan No subscription Is taken 9r
n tin six months: paper discontinued except at
The OPTION of Propretors, until all shai have
bVERTISEsIENTs inserted for 30 cents per square or
1 for ever syEB insertion and 81 cts for every utter
If the number insertions is marked the Ms il
viii he published til prieret out and charged accordingly
The CARLY RATES arcFor the privilege of two squares
daily semi wee '; for one re daily 80, semi KY
egs-if inner f5fH weekly So. Every yearly
advertiser will ts f his adVertising % his par
uaar of l., i n he exceed the stipulated for,
he will lee the excess.
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MAIL TRAM.

l15s
VIRGINIA. AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
FENHE MAIL TRAIN will lenye Iynciturg dnjly
\ (Sondays excepted at u O'Clock. a. NJ, and 70
turning will leave Big Lick al O'Clock, = m.
nne ln.dts THOS. JEII.IS, Ae't
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\ Office 40 THE PUBLIC


J II OF the charter Of = he Lyncnburg md Abing
don Telegraph Company reads Us follows:
"ihat any person, persons, sha wiiuIly know
ngl break nure, destroy interrupt the Tcleglop!
lines communications, or any pnrt thereof,-to be
erected by the said company in pursuance of this act
he, she, they shall pay the said corporation, one
enared dollars for said offence. and shall be further
lable for all damages which the said company may
yuerin repairing the injury aud from the interruption
of their business to be recovered in action Of
assuud, if any person, incurne the penalty ofore-
snd sn, through insolvency any other cause, be
able shall fail TO pay The penalty damages ufofa
said aud shall second time commit ircssp pass upon the
said lines, any part thereof aforesaid he she, or
fheg shall be liable, upon conviction thereof, to inn
prisnnmen in the county jail OF notices. than month,
nor more than six months
the penalties oC the section above recitcd, will be
tigidly enforced. 1. i. bEANE, JR,
President l.. & A. Telegraph Co.
to Richmond (semweel,ly) Times and fnrnvllle
Journal will copy At aud send account to this Office
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