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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

junkin VIM
X
Keeling Thomas II
Kennedy Thomas
knap w H
L
Lord James
Leitch James G
Lipford Richard 8
Lacy Reubin A
Lewis Richard X
Lumpkin VIM II G
Larkford VIM
nj
Miller Jno Ernest
Mathews Jno
Messenger L 4
Martha Macants
Montague Peter Ii
Moore Samuel D
Morgan Thomas
Mountcastle VIM
Montague VIM l.
Martin VIM H
Moore James
Me
McCarty Jno D
Mckenna Luke 3
N
New Jno w
Nailor Thompson
O'Connell JnoJ
p
Perston James C
Priddy Jno
Palihaber Rev Jno E
Palmer Jno ]
Porter Josiah C
Palmer Richard
Potter Richard
Pollard Samuel R 2
Pollard Samuel l.
Page Thos M2
Pyron T B
Parham VIM E
II
Robinson NJ
Richardson K r
Ransone Robt w
Roach Samuel
keaves Hon q
RegalI VIM
Ramsey VIM P
Rambank GF
.
Stanly Jefferson
Stubbs J S
Shanks James
Style J B
Scott J w
Saunders JH
Smith John D
Schwitzer l.
Scully WmA2
Scott VIM 2
Short P
Sprlggs Robt
Stfacheran Robt
Sublett Steven F
Sharp TIP
Sutton Thomas
Saville Thomas
r
Taylor J w
Thompson M R
Tate NV
TUCKER )
T'ribble VIM
Tatum VIM
Trott VIM Henry
lyle VIM H
Taylor Nath'l
Thomas VIM Q
Thornton VIM
"
Vincent Chas C
w
Wilson James
Wells Jetf,ry
Villa ms Joseph A
Wells Nicholas B
White Robt w
West Reuben M
Wier K A
Waddell R & w
Whitrford Thos
Whitesides VIM F
Ward Wilmot II
Walker WI .
Warsantorn Walter
Williams w h
Worden VIM w
Wilson DR. VIM E
itials.
! B P
Hos. B. BIGGER, P. M.
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GEN1'LEMEN'S LIST.

VI ElN = LILO IL
A
Ayres Or Robt Fl
Atkinson Turner
Andrews William B
Asthue William
b
Berrum Ebent
Berry Elisha ID
Bass Geo w
Bradbury Gilbert S
Bass Geo w
Bowling George 7
Boshen Henri
Bernard S
Ball Samuel
Bate Thomas
Benson Col w II 2
Bernars w Fl -
Baber VIM D
Barrett VIM
Brock VIM Fl
Barker VIM
G
Cox J II
Cox Henry
Cook Henry T
Cody John
Clarke John A ..-
Currotti Jos A
Clayton John
Cahil Pat 2
Cronir Pat
Campbell Robt
Crenshaw P B
Carter Thomas
Casiday w P
Cayedo VIM F 2
Copeland Wan
ID
Davis & Lyon Abraham
Dickinson P M
Dark Thomas
Doyle Thomas
Dabney Washington
Dalheimer w
Diggs WI
Davis VIM
E
Edwards James E
Ellerson John II
Evans Washington C
r
Ford James NJ {
Flournoy r w
Francaise Lodge No So
Sect
Furton Timothy
G
Glsisbrook John A
Gibson John 5
Gudell NJ
Grant Mathew
Graves ksbt w
Griffin Thos n
Green Tom
Graves w w
Gibson VIM A
III
Howard James G
HAGEN Lewis
Howard MavAn
Hope Oliver Ii ? 9
Howard & F
Hardesty r
Rutcherson Robt 2
Hagan s
Hancock Tom
Hingley Thos
Hardy ThosJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

EIGHTY THOU > AND FEET Ia
rs 600 do white Pine Boards and Plank $1,000 dc
seasoned Oak Boards; $1,000 do do inch button.
wood TO-. 90 do IA inch C heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton ano
Ashland, for sale
nv l4-fs a. ". VIII liriELD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

IIyERPOUL SALT, 'aadlag AMI for sale by
Ii jy l5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17
r a. G. WHITFIELD

m WORTHY OF ATTENTION.- j
4il have this DAY received two Thousand Canads
straw HATS, suitable for servants, wnicn am ois
posed TO sel at a very low price. Those IN want
OF harvest Hats tor servants viii find il TO their in
terest to call at No. 81 Main street Also, neaut
ul article of India Straw Hats for gent mems wear
my7-rs JOHN THOMPSON.
wATEK CLUsEfs, BATH TUBS. dc
HAVING added to our present business tnat o.
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, ana having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city OF Philadelphia, we are now prepared n
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIOHARY WASa-STAEDS. PIPES Tor hot or cold
water, &C. which VIII be done ct prices to suit the
times. Persons In want viii please give ~ call
G. 8 A. BAkGAMlk in,
NH 26-0 s0l, cor. Main and 10th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

FArAL AFFRAr.-A correspondent Of the
Mobile Tribune says dreadful a6fsy took
place in Somerville. Noxnbee county, Miss, q
few days since, in which blacksmith named
Tiily killed merchant named Jamison, Of
the late firm Of Cook & Jamison, of that place.
10 the course Of the afffay some one exhibited
q pistol, which young man named Malone
endeavored TO wrest from him, and in the effort
to do so the pistol wss fred, whether b. acci.
dent or design the writer cannot say, bat M.
lone received Z severe wound, from which q
Afterwards died. Tilly and Jamison he'd besa
on bad terms Tor some time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-17

For THE LADIEs.-Pommade de SeriUe.-
This is simple but eficacious preparation,
much in request among the Spanish ladies', for
removing from the face the effects of the sun.
The following is the recipe:
Take equal parts of lemon juice and white
Of eggs. Beat the whole together IN 4 var.
nished earthen pipkin, and set on a slow fire..
Stir the fluid with a wooden spoon till il has
acquired the consistence of soft pornatum.-
Perfume it with some sweet essence, and be
fore You apply it, carefully wash the face with
rice water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30
AAoIJtIlIs.


Y oNnON AND DUBiIS BROWN STOUT Ard FOR.
- te tiss inds psi hlo quarts s9S in,a Scotch Aes.
"a warranted geurino keRdaIs eesbfAted olive koap,
s0mttd Nv ell WHO H. 70 be tie bss snd DOS,
cal s0ap Ia the United states lhbhHU ILLS celebrated
handy t.ore, corner Brogmo snd crosby strtesg.
sEyUF ATTENTION on DEALLRS IN LIQUORS, HsADA
az fsnec a 8rceT CctfRF solicited 70 ~ cnstve
md choice stock ~ old pale md bf0wn Rrandss Wines
Mhipheys wbiah AN oN3rng for cash ~ tw.nty uo-
cert lower than fuy othor hou6e In the city UsDEs-
FILLS Nsie DAilmores) celebrated brandy STORE. 40
Broone atftet.
nj ". PkTERs go IxPoRPERs or wfsss
i s-Andies ard sesarf invite The attention ofvh0es
spo rcts buyersto their ensve fo named
yoode which they are penf twenty per lower th.r
any other house In The cy. r orders punctusy steDd
&c 70. Nc GN Broadway, drss tiocE above sac Igyia
Lsss.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

CAspEN kHpAMBoY RAILROAD LINZ, ron FsI.
" latsphla ~ 10 sclect, A. n, from rer NO, L. Rorsh
tver iost " Battery place By etotbost IoGN P0TfKR
sfly fsrndaya sSeeptedl srvinv ~ Ptnnieipkia A.
r Fare u; ssopoa ejsss, sai ,grig-sr' ne ..sy v
- .-., =. - btlsA AssrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

WHIRLPOOL ND CAENIL Goals tAYLO tIl.-
M win be ditthArfrr n fsF ef1s eAfE3s1 N zoe
cok's OF she rrSt quality tltetes fte ne - aDi q.
ord will be cold - lsw lfce, delivered altet gW
ship hl,o, for ssie, Waite Ash, tshgTh. aeR n, Lars
haa Lttish. n, NEAVe = NAs
8s Murray t,Fset ctr. canai sat F'a. had ~ Jtas
AMI Wtss sts.e4.
REST RED AND WHITE Assn ECg cQiL-N0W
- cehpettnR from boat A. f8 per t1Hs ~ nv 70 ~ H.
CHM, on board a. fo3l 81 uacamcns srSst Nefh fef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

IA LBfoN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY g. NON
~ ard New tork--institptcd tF5~sb a. Vs. s8cat -
Bohus every three yearrProats psid H. eash c.fafn
Caiiornit risks faten ~ moderate extra pftmnn uNg
Crcdn bystnn when the utursree ~ tor Whole hf Ne
charge for radiance Ia kr,oe. efatiur ths tGsnc
any season Of the tcsr. kescs fs.mintuJ. " frsrs,
}ssg~ss :. s,ss-.s svsspL 49,. J. =. Z -es.-A-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

A GENTS wAgTgp-rIFTkks on Tws
"A bushes. mep are waited In mcdis,eiy
aeents, in the City u New York Brooklyn,
AresIeetskle bnfiness Eastern men p-eferrs
stsrf smploy~ent viii be sisep WITH hbei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30
AsTt:pLO9 =, 80 ,


I lucrative OCCUPATION FOR ErrHEa SEX -TaH
IL advertiser will sicate lady gentleman
printed ipssruosrs beautiful with four other
respectable Ard highly remune-Gvo occupations requiring
previous knowledge but ,rfing outlay and su1ioeny
explicit enable ei.hor yorsh sdus both
1e the wholly eisp hobrr winter
sBd by ordinary industry good income thq pro-
duoton Of articles constant demand hre cghout this
Uncn Tbe IL sruc,ions will hs punotu.ily forwarded By
addressing T.. L. JEUSEuohhE Rochester, N. Y.
A EoiHFR NEWSPAPER orr FOR DR. K0BAoE.
"A While the myg,ic rspp!nss and variety Of other
ter dcd dsorc tied By the gene
rally, ind Newspaper kfter ming and
endorsing TIRE attopthIg predictions Of ths Asroo
pr. u w. kotsok OF No. white New FORK,
which 70 be inl allied With much certainty the de-
OF fate ire The following fro tho Philsdo pha
Herald, the latest
AsNolcgyfrof. w. Pobsek, OF New York. has Issued.
through the Of that Years address
which 10 rehearss the mysteries Of tais truly grand and
wonderful science. lie read the fate Of In
heavenly nsellaons with kosblo accuracy, 80
well point % AL the good evil thas A.
tends human beings THIS may be aPpl,d IL ths dis
eytry s,cep ptopert falls 90 bring the thief
% ss, y edisn VIM certainty The termination q vss.
ous law suits thrs rsleyns psrss from the Anxety they
naturally iesl ~ only Necessary 20 say sh, Prof Ro-
h.rs thsn any ia the world Hence his uaboundsd
r. eess The once q ths senusnsnis Mod White street.
Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

VoNKERs MANSION HOUSE rs SIXTEEN NILES
north Of the City Eal IL Is decidedly the prcttctt
rice to BIO taken On Tho route pass the be.ut ii
piece of grandeur in tho world viz she
Cro.on High Bridge over Harlem river and Mr. idwa rof
rests magnificent oaee 81 Fonthi The road onnnot s
better. 1he strongest proof that good cn
10 had ~ Kellngrs h that the frss families from Ne
YORK city board with him sser year. Transient par
ties e taken caro- of so rs 20 njuos them b cali agAn
The ytry hrst quality of Wines Liquors and segsrs
etently kert The Doctor has plsblc happy adss
s.le disposition He coneen,rssa oil Of good nature.
slightly tncturod with convyiay and largely disposa
harmonic with bis patrons This bar OF from the ,n
building, aud all thirgs ken. orderly. and oour w.
nance nduoemont is held TO a1ytping but o.
sthsy Done fail so cali and consult the Dr. 10 cha
nothing for few shades u natural philosophy AL pre-
sional advice. Excellent stabng Tor lty hors sa good
rrhom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

A DAYS A. CO.'S INLAND TREI0HT, PACKAGE AND
~ fkfct FkreAs flr HHsioa sad The tsst via ne New
Haven h.itoad. Through sithout dsteation. Haviuf,
ttffNgh Vie eeuttesy ~ the rAroad arie
heu few N'tk - rsaten. Wis New Hxysa. Hartford,
4rfrstst Nc been enabled 20 MAKE Arrangement for
c 60 hrttEh, We sro rfrsrea 10 receive aa i1r
feftf Tsctsky AHt parcels ~ every fsrept0n
AN I'd AfFT q fur f#gNNer. wien great tiGr+u
o. etts stsa, F-ssb& received anv onas, wall ttros
n Mf'r4h - sNa ~ bfaacA on Wnttr fhe Ney
Naigeat Dtpe rartl street untl ~ o'clock - a.
ADAMS Co. 40 and ~ NAu stfee..
4 " PEfpG6 Co.'S cALlFCRNtAFXPREss saOAD
- figsGA 80 street 1he aEasffgred. AkylnKfar
sewers ysNFs ttEn FsA th8 eHtrss tgsacss. re-
sGsctsly tnHogree tLst htr are prepares y sraus
aas kt tea hee teIA arc .Aa the noi
rstscstts gstaa snl tlt Fat 6srstch ANY other
fapFsfs eemgsnV fsrssge uessts The seW, srlcadf
eowti4 enF.ue sleAuf hib tlEsHA NEVADA 80 toua,
Easd ~ 80 IcFAAs as g&psrisnaed C.pt~lz ..
tWsrr lao sire EWpifs tist 30 - r~otn-ed tth.
hsss, I-ss -, $780,. ,sy s.Vss ss1s-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

EELLoWY AiNeTRELs.-sEW gosg IA FIHieHnD,
And can boat 81 the greasea, bsud In Tho world
hanhs 10 sho rsgnoto telegraph Valuable Assistance
In bringing together ouch Of taent be
found in Fellows Band. IA Broadway They tho
greatest Negro Delinoatorg thss lived This band o.
STARS compriring sueh gentlemen esggl, Brewer SIT
or Theyec Ecwcomh. re, no, 10 osruot fail 70 please
ALL They perform evening th Voos sid ON Weanes-
day and Saturday afternoons. AdRi-s0u usual ~
oeatg; Children 2, cents Doora opan n w o'clock
fnence n Y O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

NI5los OPERA NIGnls-hoNDAYs, wEDNss.
IN 6Ayb Frtay ord saturdays Arp atoms for Tues
DAYS and thursdays to 10 addressed TO John seton Nb
G.Fdcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

SaAV ELLERa' sulnE,

EEw YORK and PHILADELPHIA DlRECr.-U. =
~ MAIL and tkprsae lines, throuyh In ~ hours ~ H.
hnlrosd Ns Jefeey CITY, lowing New York At A.
~ lect or corl andt streets a. H. snd r. ", Liberty
Nrf eeAVe kfndolphis same hours ron foot ~ sluu
sss, ste ,eduoea 70 80 sT IRE, class and ~ 81 fos
coma caes baltimore Washington and ChRsleson hrouwh
sod " the Aocvc Laos through carried
= ,ho . A. - Ine sson New YORK, With shroush
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30
THE BALL BEASON.

vT,HE FOURTH ANNUAL MILITARY BALL OF TIE
hanahan Brass Band will take plaza Gt the Broadway
Casino Wednesday evening February 1852. Tickets
be had oftho OGfccrs of the Ninth Regiment Invita-
ton ano Reception ComnttseCapt. Kelley Capt. Murray,
Lieut. O'Rrne Lent 0Riley.
MADAME GRAVIER DESJAROINs HAS THE
IVA honor to inform tho public that she will 70 COM
quarter, TT hor academy, 50 Clinton place,
Wednesdays and Saturdays at SO o1ok Evening Glasses
Mondays and Thursdaye Brook Glasses Tuesday and
Friday afternoons, clock At Mr. Berteaus tnsNtutop
f3 Pierrcpont ptreet
sIHNRY WILLS And His cIsTER AADAkx II,
4 GisSere Academy for O.acns and sFsooful deport
meat a. the Psayyessut Tnatkuto, 65s 1rosdwAy&sv,
.or enons Classos for aduls Mondays ard Thur
and evening; oi,gees i1-etsrs
Sedncsdsrg and Saturdays. Al H. NJ nours devoted 10
srsoiai 0iasces aud so private ieasons.
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GSRANKLlN MUSEUM, l7s CEATHAH SQUARE ONE
LInnL ahnsn .hn Nainn. 81 flsosaa Lax anis

LcRANKLlN MUSEUM l76 CHATHAM SQUARE ONE
block above shc Nstionsl Thesre George Lea, sois
performances every afternoon and
Entersainmensa 20 oommense II Ahe afternoon a three
varied and soloot. and suoh h
other paoo OF entertainment In Now York,
listing Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe; ALSO Mons
drosoiro the s.ronssss man in shs World who viii bran
challenge any 20 xiii BULLOCK" with his olanobs4
Cat. for any amounts money; Troupe Of Model Arts&
son,so number Of be.usfg .sb!o.uI; Of Ars,
terity; company Of Mao and Female Artistic, who vii
sivo exhibition Of Marble statuary unequailed In The
afternoon snd evonlns FOR gaI.io1lars SEQ bills
s.age sesh Nk oenS; Doxes ~ cents; Parquesse. Is4
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N
sn5ps saloon 9sy s,s,iTs J1s 80
H,ns sags M A
NJ g a@T ssa s @
rnss a's %m and No Me% .T,,
rss, T ~
ss from ao
Ihsss star Ioss = H,s,y 'l.iIs.
cnassm
1s.sss. ss;; es :a
aIlass; Bsas Krin wscps iorssSsS Tho
T. TsSs IL
can 10y. Henry :, ssss can
Hail Son ESQ BrosdWas Tesots cents
M s ssa A. sss 'sv1s
IN scus the door TSe Grand need .rs,on
srns Doors open 81 20 commence ST X o'clock
vTHEo. EIsFELDs CLASSICAL QUARTETrE soIREE,
R sars q % qraa s
PerormcrsMrs Henry Watson. vocalist M his Ss
h simln Ess.as h S,a N0 A's' '' ~ nov
BROOKLYN rUsEUM.-sATuRDAY IyENIM1, JAS.
R'ha4d pa ss y oob.s Il.
beth Mss Ghayl9ss hAoy After whih box
rises PMauss 2s cents aslery ~ cents. sssssysd
~ Bcne6t Of M.dame Tourniatc. and Farewell Of Tho
josephine Mons Bero and the rect Of the troupc Thirty
Shetland Ponies will appear In the Pony Races Elegant
Exercises r. sands and his talented children Bexes
% oents children under haliprice PIT, ia conta
Afternoon porfor nance on Saturday.
VNAsHINGTON HALL, 593 BROADWAY, THREE
w doors above Niblos-Now exhibiting, the natural
Venus Apollo after their tour through Italy France
Germany SPAIN and England, where they received tho
most unbounded APPRECIATION and patronage. Animation
Pm.
nNE OK TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN. HAVING
time which they each desirous TO improve
With 70 devote hor evenings any N which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

QowERY rHEATRl.-BOxEs. CENTS; PIT. lax
ID osnts In OrchestTa Boxes 50 cents Doors opea
curtain 1,,s: -, 0 ,s.sa r,s' i Pn
goRDPauiChne Mr. Goodaili Mr. AusuStus Pom nson
cy,ss nr Eds,sa psDper Mr. s,sss9' s1aJs s,ss
Iobkin Mrs H. p Gratssn; Lady 8acAb,ts Ms Yesm.nl
70 DO foeesedsd " an entertainments called q
sonoia a wi;h the QUEEN or rhE CORAL CAVE.
ESgRroNs THEArgE CHAMBER 6TREKr-DO0Rs
open At 20 begin s. oe.oos prSss sirea ana
3rsheetrs seats 70 cen.s Friday evening January 81
will be played the ooms opera Of Cih DahELhh o., fhe
Pedro, M. Burton; Dandin Mr. Meyer Cinderella Mics
Mary Taylor Corind., Mrs Blske Thisbe, MIRA Holman
BACBEL0ky rOKMErTS-k Singleton, Mr.. Blake; fom,
Mr. Dunn Mrs Csudc, fru. Holman.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET. DOORS
~ At ri curtain ffes att o'clock Dress Circle and
Pryase Box Tickets, 81. Benefit Of Mr. end Mrs. 3 vii
liza me- Friday evening Jan 10 the scrsie mens ni com
WlsH-Narrsmatah Mrs. H. williams. To be followed by
BORN TO good LuGk-Padiy 0kaacrty. Mr.. Is VIII
Williams To Dc followed BY tho HAUNTED CHAMBEa.
The shoie TO conclude with Abe IRi3n NIGHTINGALE
rennis Moshane, Nj. Il. Williams.
QARNUGs AMERICAN kUsEuA-P. I. BaRaUM
Manager ard Proprietor John Greenwood, Je, Asse
ant nsnAor Adminon shs entire haseum and pOrfOr
snoos oense; children under 10 @ oenh9i Psrquet
Ia oentsextrs Thursday and Frasy, Jan 70 and 80 ls'l
piece Of UsEs FROLC Followed BY pressy pooo
OF DAY WELL stsEr Evening At 7ooioos, will DO
BO1TLEThorpiey, Mr. Cisrae; AIRS Thornley,, kisa
AMI ma'oh she isgsh.es isr,s % 80 o9S BLg
Family consisting six persons; Koh moor Diamond;
he Harry Family e Chresc novelties 40, Co. visible AZ
anobttn hours.
NI5Lo's OPERA NIGnls-hoNDAYs, wEDNss.
IN dsyb Frdays sEd Saturdays. Arp for Tues
A.vg and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Anthony J. Bleecker n sell At auction on Thurs
day February at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
the three story and basement Franc house and
lot Of ground known 80 Bergen street. the city
Brooklyn The Lofts ~ by 100 feet in M the house -
by &c feet filled in with brick to the peak aud finished
good 6tyle with marble mentss so For full partca
tpply to the auotioneer, No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-30

nR. KELLINCER, 1T WILL DE REMEMBERED by
thousands. Justly entitled 10 fair portion Of ths
peopie the las, years ne his aborsd Tor
the Ges lived comparatively upon The smiles 81
the public IT. has inside dollar, he has dislr
buted il among needy ~ we'll known that ~ was Tho
founder the system railroads and tAes. in
the vicinity Of New York city, BY and thrush IN, opera
hs we'll Known opposition TO the Harlem RAILROAD
Csuusn phiug fea that astonished al that Wit
resed them yzetrryinga load. AZ PASSENGER ard
90 with horseg mes, A. Giconts Tar nth he
bought OF The same priucipe he hiss saos % with
his wonderful LNment the ear reach IT, IL clges
eouFhs COLDS and all of aches and pains ana
he mad in bottles from TO four shlngs each A. ~
Pearl, and s54 and 40 Broadway, between Grad and
Rroome Streets 81, 81 and STA dozen, cash. .Ae9
his Magic Fluid for turning tins nsir, in large ss
al 81 each. IL never ials
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New PU1LtOAyIO9R,

"a vos,s n - r., ~ - $3.50, al 4,
relied on fot terence nsr trouble with such
hoNsl thit ma,esl. II he teTs that you vii - sole
v rectfy TIE port before sicsiOn IN Book ferr I've
goa ny sacng . goag severe lasg-s. EaA Av re- yo1gs
~ ~ z. WILLIS
DEWITT \ DagEsPJNT 1sents Nsu Ys-k
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Two CENTS AGAINST rHE oRLD rus WEEKS
New York Reyieile has g1ne y 80 raraiy that sscori
sna VINE edition have bad - b struck Thoss Who Esea
gstpionttd can ror b tupFd ~ ths periodic Al axan
Isxt. brether Aan street. > Halisck A. Buffers
70 frtor House, Frte hudsa "a street Whefssfe %shtn
mast Arply 70 BARTON Co, Psblshers. q Ann street,
Ne Y0rk.
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CxOTHyRa.
GVkRCoATs, &c.-TBE pUBsURIpERs ARE orFEH
~ large stock of comfortable Winter Cottiny o.
ses, quality. and will be sold ~ low prices sso, Boys
CioShins, in great variety. ALrRED MUNROE AZ CO. IA
Broadway, between Howard and Grand streots.
(NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies err gentlemen having any cothinF furniture OF
EVERY 70 dspcse Of can obtain fsr price sending
tef sho subsoriber 81 his resaenee or through
ladies' serded By Mrs. DUSSELDORF. No. 10 Kim street
r.. n. DUSSELDORF,
s1Asr orr CLOTHING AND YURNiTUgE WANrAp.
Laaies or ssntemen having any oiot1ns, surnisurs,
erery q stoel sonde 70 eeposs o. can ohn .sr osst
pee or the ssms oy sn5nr for the ubecfber 81 hs ros
isase threuah ths rss sdieo attended hy krs Coaeu
~. COHEN, s6 slr t,rsst.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE,-LADIE5
~ and gentlemen haying freruoas effects TO dispose OK
saoh rs wearing apparel furniture &c obtsn pee
for the Sending tie subscriber through the peat
once otherwise who will attend thete rssil enso j.
lefIk SFYN. sG6 Broadway, 40 stGirs Ladies ATTENDED
70 ty Hrs Lovenstyn
Il - ~ 81
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DRoF. AEDERsO N.-AsToUNBIN0 WON OERs
i every evening Open al u commence .; also, on
1hureday and Saturday Afternoons At NotoeArraDge
ments made with schools to attend oni Thursday aud
afternoons notice negotaOn1 for which
be made 1t tho Hail ~ east day before NB.There
will be great eveuton moss gorgeous and magnificent
saalshortly Fer Professor Farewell Nignt.
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TERRENCE BOYLE. AUCTION ERR STORE NO. ls5
Chatham stroetw ~ self, this day iOs o'clock
No. ~ Fret avenue, seventh aud BNoets
tie entiret sod hx,nr's Of Fancy stoce-sk se~rg
Thread, tmbIoliery Lace. Edsngs Hosiery, Gloves NiD
hons Cutlery, Csnes Thimtls Aaadsg aad variety 100
numerous 20 mention; Counters shelving Glass cAa &c.
morninEe pareis
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~ G. KEEP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or
~ CsbiDet Furniture this day, Friday =. 10Y O'Clock.
~ sales rocm ~ Nassau greet near fultonR Y. Kemp
will cell at auction, above large ssoek of
mahogany and vauus parior, dining room and oh,mbsr
Furniture OF good qusy all OF which hss leon
ured for the city rolsil trade an worthy OF
the attention Il chaaes the whole will be sold without
cRerve by order Of asgre consisting Of II mahogany snd
walnut BOOB and secres.rieu rosewood psor furn
ure huiso in rich satin brocaelle arbla
centre Fables vsrous paterns psror Furniture
In push ard hair cloth; mahogany wsnus marble top
osher Dressing buresus aud Washstnnds, mshngauy
French and otacr painted chanb Furauro
suite Sofas ana other Chairs in cetti
seat Chsa tote atete Sofas fancy Table, Bo
and general assortment OF good Furniura Alco
wood Fanooyte Of excellent aud inish. ALSO,
large iron safes and several ooe DesG Catalogues he
morning of Gallo.
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DSAY LOOK OUT FOR C0UhTE7FZlT3-
There arc PeddlcTs in our e.isess.
yonding trash in imitation
OF H. Lyons preparation.
DO not buy the stuf fictitious.
IS 10 poisonous sra pernicious
Lyons Powder for aostrCyifs
kyery iusect thar annoying
And Bis Pills for mice snd rats,
Zone hex D. worth q sore OF cats
Csp's be bought now mark this. fray seass-
Fave OF LYON or his sgents.
F-I-oIpsl DEPOT No. 41l Broadway.
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(, nNIsrY.E oP.EA uoEss, sEouAaIcs. uAIL. &c

~ s72 Broadway above Grand ntrest.0pen pighs
during tho week nnt further rGtoo N, original End WILL
known stlnstTls oompfsng ehc enl and
satie sorps Of salshsoo so o1perleneoi pstoruers
nnder nc snagonent Of r. r. Chrssy -hoa concerts IN
ths ciy for succession a ave h,ve rgeov,S
miih favor By highly reapecssbe nd ihsopsh Audiences
Tickets. 20 oents Doors 81 6 and Will enEnenos "a
oooeh The potrore OF Chrssy knGsrcs yospccs
consumed On Saturday nsI, January 3lss annual home
"a OF T. H. Pierce