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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-15

HusTIHGs CoURr-SATUKDAY.- Commonwealth
| vs. Christopher Nurpty.-Iniictme nt fer misds
meanor il breaking Jail Convicted and sentenced
| to SIX months imprisonment in the city jail
Commonwealth VS.. Frederick Cline, indicted for
stealing 81 so from Mary Jones few weeks since,
1t was proved that Cline took the money in jest and
while in state of ntoxieaton, and he was acquit
ted.
Commonwealth Va. George Ws9dy-lndictmen.
for uaisdemeanor Case continued uati! the De.
cember term
Commonwealth vs. Hin lcher-Indicted for re
failing ardent spirits without a license, Convicted
and fined $50 The Grand Jury brought in true
bills of Indictment, one against John Conner for
misdemeanor, and one against Elizabeth McKes
non for teaching negro school. They also PIE.
sented Bruce i Bowen for permitting an unlawful
sssembiase of negroes at the Washington Hotel,
and Oliver Ii. Rand fox aiding and abetsing JOHN
w Rand in the Portsmouth bank robbery. The
November term then closed all cases not acted
u BON being adjourned over.
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60 DIR. K. KTDDEK TAYLOR has
49, removed his Office and residence 10 the
house At the corner OF 9Th and Main sta, opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no5-2mds
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- FOR RENT, Brick House sn Marshall
- street, near 1st street, containing about 5
rooms, with the usual out houses &c, ali in trst
rate order, and is well adapted for the accommo-
dation OF a genteei family. Apply to
no 1916 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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TIE GoopALL FAMILY.-The introductory con-
cert Of this family will be given this evening. They
have just srrived from Washington where their
superior musical performances have elected the
marked Communications of the Istelfgencer, Tela.
graph and other competent judges of the press -
Nicholas Goodsll. the youthful violinist possesses
extraordinary musical talent.
When n,ne years of age, at one of Catharine
Hayes concerts in New York. being asked by the
conductor, Mr., George Loder to play, and consent
ing, he was placed on an old box in order to see
the music desk and to the establishment Of all the
orchestra, played all of, at first sight His powers
of execution are astonishing, his faultess intona
ton, correct and tone, equal to those of a
man Of tw entyiye. His power of reading at sight
is perhaps the most remar kab!e, where he has to
accompany song on the piano forte, and
traQspOsc it at sight to suit the voce-which is no
easy matter, even for an old professor.
His concerts amusing, instructive and very
entertaining; are most agreeaby diversified by the
vocalisms Of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodall. The latter has
pure aud flexible contralto voice, with compass
OF more than two octaves, and is an excellent mu.
scian. She sings the NJ 0st difficult operate music
and her ballads are given in good taste. Mr. Good.
ALL voloncellist and conductor, is everything
that could be desired. The instrument he plays on
is of great value, and Considered one Of the best
known. He practises about three hours per day,
and enjoys excellent health
The above narrative of this wonderful little VIC.
linist have written, believing that all would be
anxious to know something Of the history of one
who has delighted and astonished every one who
has been witness Of bis extraordinary execution
on the violin.
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Rogers Stone Yard. o5-2nads
EY~ am NO w ready 10 take those splendid
SKI light pictures at the sstoashingly low price ct
one dollar, with the case. by improvements are
now all finished, viii n makes my gallery one Of
the fnest in the United States. Our sky light is
uIequaled. it is OF the largest and soiest In
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail 10
please. Come one, come all, for BY so doing you
look well to your interest.
e MoULSON,
nol1 Ito Msin ct, the great Sky Light Gallery.
~ Music, MUSICAL instramcnts, Gc.-
ThUS II GRESHAM, l09k broad street, has for
sale all the latoat aud most popular music of the
day; also great variety OF musical instruments.
such a. Guitars, Accordeons, viciins, Bapjos,
Fiatss, Fiies and every thing IN the musicsi line
He u also asest for the Musical World aud New
York Musical TNmes.
Also dpe assortment Of instruction hooks for
plano, secordeou, ke. Csn and cxamiOe for ycus.
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3 Likeuesses OF ChiIdre

LIkenesses OF Children.-Pateufe DO
sirlpg licensees OF their children, koyeysr vc,.-
can now procure them in Simons' best sr5 . g
ing IN every particular his mnch admired pict.ras
OF adults. -'sS
Judges ofthe art who would rather pay s.;-
price tor choice Daguerreotype, than have a vic
imitation OF one at any price are invited 70 ers,
Inc specimens. NJ. P SINONS. l2I Main -
Wanted one or two half p:iced ogsTs,o,,
TO 90 into the country, where good p;cturas .rs
seldom OF never seen; capacity no object; ,bnTgh
those who have been practicing in city aud pos.
sess the knack OF getting OF anything tia: looks x
picture, would be preferred NJ
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@ For RENT, that Framed House on he
ESY east side OF 3rd, between Grace and FragAln
stre> u, and now occupied by Mr. w. :. WoodSOn.
The house contains ab )ut rooms, with many con-
veuiences, &c. Apply TO
nolk-3, JAS NJ TAYLOR
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- FOR RENT, that desirabia business stand
- No IS, Main street at preseu. occupied BY
Mr. John B. Styale. Possession given the Isl De
no l5-3taWtf At Edwin Workman { Ccs.
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AN OLD MAN.

We find the following in one of our exchan.
ses:
There is an old man on the frontiers of Hun.
gary and Turkey, who has attained the enor
nous age of one hundred and seventy-two
years. He is still in possession of all his fac
ulties, and smokes his pipe regularly. Fifty
years ago he used TO 90 out hunting with his
great grandson, and it is not quite one hun
bred years since he made his third marriage
with young girl of nine teen, whom he has
outived by Al years.
"Old Parr," we believe, wa. 160 and cold
Jenkins more than no. About thirty years
ago, man died in Canada, who was reputed
to bs l47 yeas old. His name was Henry
Francisco. He had been q soldier in the Bri-
fish army, in early life, and was drummer in
one Of the regiments that psrsded at the coro-
nation OF Queen Ann, (170l.) Being a resident
of one Of the States. at the commencement of
the revolution, he wished TO enlist in the Anne
ricsn army, but hi. application was rejected
on account his great age. He was uncom-
monty active, and did good days work of
ploughins few days before his death.
1t is a remarkable fact, that in England,
since sthe establishment of Parish Registers,
there have. been no cases of longevity at all
comparable to those of Parr and jenkins,
though within that time, the average ofhuman
life has gone On, gradually lenglhening,
throus hout the kingdom. The record has left
no room for the Imagination, and man cannot
rev pass for greater age than he is entitled
to. Doubtless there was much ofignorance and
unintentisnal misrepresentation with regard to
their ages, on the part of aged and ignorant
persons, before the institution ofRegisters.
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no l5-2aw2t&cn LAZY 90 co,
" Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery. \

.,S ffatts Daguerrean Gallery, No AZ
Nam etreet.-Messrs Editors: Please 49, - 10
following testimonials "A very superior kaIs. ,|s
Robert Thorp. Very like" Roger A Pr ~.
tor Soutn-Side Democrat "Likeuessexeso,a,i11,', -
peratively good" }: w Roberts 81 give Gr pr.,.
iae preferences 70 a.! the world in taxing pictures"
but trial and success will be inevitable ~
Moody. "Mr. Prat.'s pictures are as good ~ ha,.a
than have yet seen,' W. !. McD5wnar- KIN i,S1
liam Tho daguerrcotypes in Mr. Pragt. oa''
ton equal any have seen in London" Jno. no.
Age to Come. naI .-o
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4 OsT.-betwetn my Teadeuee snd nat o.
IA May Or Lamberts, lost my Pocket Book
this morning, cOntsining sundty papers and s;Sty-
two dollars OF the following notes, c., as wei "a
IecOected viz two twenty do.ar notes 0! Ax-
e1ange Be K; two five dollar notes Of North CaIo'
ins = one dollar notes OF Purcell; and two dollar
note of the same, and eight dollars Of bank n0t re-
membe.ed, but think they were Of North Csfolna
and Purcels notes. The finder Of il will be Saits
bly, rewarded ii the Pocket Book and its cOuEens %
lett ct this office.
nol5-ts RICHARD T. HUHuLEf.
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CT0LEN-From my residence corner Of : iaak-
~ lin and eth streets, just before 0 cock on sa'
uEdsy evening, case OF SURGICAL lh2Ehs
MENTS and TWO OVER COATS, one blaes, tae
other OF light color. There was silver plate "a
the instrument case msrket George 4. Gus ~
Richmond, and each instrument bore tae Ca 5 0!
the n aker, .'Charre!e." / will pay a large rc"Aft
for the recovery OF the Instruments, aud sai'so's
compensation II the Coats sie rtturged 10 I;e,
GEORGE A. OTIS. Jr, II d.,
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The THEArRE.-On Friday night a very
large and fashionable audience OF ladies and
gentlemen attended the Theatre to witness the
beautiful play Of the Lady OF Lyons" aud
rich and rare treat did they all enjoy. Miss
Susan Denim personated Claude, and Mics
Kate Denim, Pauline and, for girls OF their
tender years, most admirably did they sustain
the difficult parts which they assumed. The
nersonation of Claude commanded universal
admiration and applause. Miss Susan Denim
is "star,'' and one of no ordinary brightness,
both as an actress and for personal charms
Nor is her younger sister, Kate, far behind in
&C .omplishments, as an actress, while she is
her equal in personal loneliness. A little
more experience, and she, too, will rise to
level with her elder sister, who has attained
sSch perfection in the difficult tasks of the
stage. She represented Pauline with sue
cess-in soae parts beautifully in some
of the scenes was deficient in feeling and sur
Prise. All this is natural 10 one Of ner years.
We predict for soth Of these youn. and beau
tiful aristes bright destiny on the stage, if il
be their pleasure to remain on it until they ar-
rive al maturer years.
Mrs. Cappell, as Madame Deschapeller,
| was very happy in the conception and execu-
| ton of the character of. the vain and ambi-
tiou. old mother she had to represent-and all
the company performed we'll, and gave salts
faction to the very large and intelligent audi
ence present.
Nature and Philosophy an admirable little
farce, was played with spirit, and received
with rosrs of la ug liter throughout the house.
1t closed the evenings entertainment.
"loS" is to be played this EVENING" beau.
tiful play, in which the Misses Denim take con-
snfcuous parts,
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H Musfang Liniment.- Bo.,o, -.
1so2.-Havlng heard that the Mustang Iin,rsd ~.
was a certain remedy for Rheumatic Saa'a'
Burns, salt Rheum, &c was induced r. 2s'
advice OF ATTEND, TO try it for huror On nv ,as
was Dsaiesuy e2ve5sf with red blotches, and "a.
tery pimpies, and had been 80 for many M, mn.
had tired nany emedies without effect Or
tie OF the Mustang Liniment has entirely To,- 1o,
and cured it, Hoping that others rpav he go
ted BY using this valuable Eminent givs ~,
t6cate. j. RIKER No 10 s,;5g sL'' GET"
so cent and 81 sizes contain thres And - i.e
- lch Is toe % cent ,ize, and are much hes. IS
Fer sale bY al. Draggi.ts and by --p--,
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IIlORACCO FIXruMks FOR sAAE.-

A NTnRAUIrE Goa L.-lne subscriber :,
"A nov receiving ny sehr ksslhss sssso ~
No. 1 Red Ash Coat, which he will astssi -
S5 IS rer cart load, ii taken from vessel ososa.
isst Of Messrs Alexander Mott & Co-s A"e"0"
Store will receive prompt stseatios. ,.vus
no l5-efA r =. LaNoS-
ANK HUNDRED BAGS PhlMk - -
" 6UYRA COFFEE, landing per s.esmes' W.
sale by .ropNs
no Is JOHN n. GAAII01 s----.-
ESOURTRKN HHDs. DRY NEW VI"
ne I !: so'A ~ JOIN IN 4. CLAIsoRsE-
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See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only BY o. A. STRECkER--psmpniets gratis
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as Newport thirty miles beyond Harrisburg severai
breaches have however occurred beyond that point but
very serious It is stated The river WAS falling
Iowly; ard later despa.eh from Lewistown says that
Che canal Will be order throughout by Monday or Tues
Cay next other dispatches however speak OF longer
time being necessary.
Twenty d.ars each share Of the capital OF the La
fayete Bank Of Cincinnati will be returned to the hold
ers ON 30th inst Stockholders in this city may re-
Give instament presentation Of their certificates
81 the Tank Of America
The anthracite coal tonnage has been considerably in
the past week by the navigation companies and
has slightly declined the road The Lehigh has
brought down the week 20 0S5 tons for the
son. IS 3s7 The schu, kill has brought down for
the week 9l33 tons, and for the IS 2l0 tons
sganst 81 $50 tons for the period last year. The
road has brought down for the week tons and
the year. 4c0643 TONS against 645 224 the same
date last year Total tonnage for the week. 4si tons.
and for the season 6Sl 249 tons.
public meeting OF the citizens of Erie convened by
the councils Of that place recently to elicit expression
oopRon on the proprcty of communicating the proposed
subscription OF $500 600 the stock of the unbury and
Erie Railroad Company adopted resolutions approving Of
Ina ,,l.o
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HOTELS.

WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate liil London-The above house Is centrally
situated has excellent coffee twelve private
sitting rooms between forty aud fifty light bedrooms,
asond smoking roon warm, cold and shower always
ready hish porter ~ attendance, hxed ehar1e
wants. the New York Herald is Med Thomas Quarermane
tenders h rrast thanks 20 his Americas fronAa
uVors lie ha- long enjoyed their and soets
ter continued PATRONAGE and recommendation.
HARTS DINING, OYSTER. AND REFREslluESr
shv'n w IroadWhy rner OF Canal street (fernerv
"s,, Iied ny Mr. Geo besn )Ths present propr,etor
VIZ rtnnty 81 retrr,ns his hest thankB t. his
frenCs and the pHhr fr tho Mad paronnss extended ~
i'm once lis IL business and bers Co azure
them That nnthilg ahal 10 found wanting on hs part
merit tintanec 81 their tpi support The bar shall
Nu,, nj te weli snlphed With ohoiee auors vines and
sefhr aud the Arder Wtfh tho best aod tive me- - -
can ahcrd ~ private sarprr ALWAYS I'D ar
tast var htset t to- Ordr hal's end
MI rrghl ~ 1eAni desratch The Saloon. have rssati,
zen 9tel ~ u syh second = u Chi. e:tr s1d 80
nnprh hopes ~ unrenIt ng Attention 60 eYCry enar
Ntnt" III ep''ft' e, .srr ch,F, * t''. So
JOAN HART
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w ALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE FOR slan-ruE uN
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.


LoR SALH-A BAY HORSE. SEVEN YEARS OLD
under the saddle win be sold for 500 the has no
Tor him. Can be Thurston Gould's stable.
Reade street. Also handsome saver mounted harness.
required
EoR sALE-A DAPPLE-GRAY HORSE, 10y HANDS
Trots mile in three minutes fifteen seconds and
kind ana sound. Inquire Of j. q. DAWSON,
IL Maiden lane, mp stairs.
EOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A HORSE OF GREAT
speed and endurance; years old color beautiful
dark chestnut breed Messenger and one of the
finest road horses TO be found in the city Any
curing valuable and superior horse call 81
the stable OF M NORRIS two doors east Of Broadway and
Houston street or At the store SO Broadway Also, for
sale beautiful light Buggy and Harness. nearly new be-
longing TO the same.
LNoR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL FIVE YEAR OLD GRAY
Horse sound Kind in harness and under the saddle for
lady gentleman, easy and pleasant Also gle
riago light ana harness. Also, six seat carriage
and harness in good order Apply to T. NJ. HOOKER I21
Broadway, up stairs
EoR SALE-A YOUNG. BRIGHT BAY HORSE ABOUT
10 hands has been used in gentismans family for tho
Last nine months in double and harness. and under the
saddle we'll suited to two seat carriage being strong
Can be seen at BUkBANKS Stable south sids Union
square. near Fourth avenue
EoR SALE-TwO DOUBLE TEAMS, WELL MATCH.
ed and rim gi,s horses. and for hey all
from the tits spring. Inquire At the Brookyn
Bazaar, Liberty street, Brooklyn
VIyANTED-A NEW OR GOOD SECONDHAND
w wagon, imilar but uch lighter.
To Carry light foods throughout the city. Apply 10 a.
AOIIET, No. 1f9 and l2l Prince street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

JAMES ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE PASSioNs-JUSr
published, 'KcmVrsc," and other Tales. BY G r. Il
James This Volume, which contains several Ot Jtney
puar tales, that have not appeared in
fore. must At once mud many rcader- r, ~
ills celebrated author They possess that energy o eul
tiers remRrkhk IN James. tAcy pro ia ,nts
and cGterthiing II IN hrst last that the ct,p
fail TO leap iao atde popularity They afe r,,y
splendid productions Astounding Ia iacileut pleading ia
tier diameter and were written with yios C. ustpae
the force 81 human pa ions such rsmaran hatred re-
ycnge, &c. Complete N QUO youmO. Irisu - scnts
BINCE n BROTH SIR. Pabli.hsrs,
ia NaHauttfeet npp,tits clinton Hall.
TUE WATER CURE JoURNAL-DEy0TED 70 PUY.
siolnsy, hyir pGthy and tho Lave of Ike \ molly ~
u year, in adv auce, hy
rowLERs s WELLS, In Nassai strlc,.
MI ARRlAGE lis HISTORY ATu riGfLpSOPHYt
I'VE WITH phrtn0lortal ant My .l1Nieal ttJO.if1H ~
pr functions and 4ra eatr, or happy narri0 .es ta.-
ply lustrn'ei alth enerAti rrits Jl"aata FrSlc
.0n 1880 - Ills, iJi Nassau Of, MI.
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NOTICE 10 IlF SPORTING pUBLIC.-A GRAND
- sWrr'tan VIII take place on Tuesday next, April 2y
AN pnH'eplare e. bc hat by inquiring as
n,FF "IWffS ~ Walker street, aud ali sporting
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VTNO LET-IN GIEENSBURGH, THREE MILES FROM
the Harlem Railroad depot at Tuetahoe, and about
distance from the Hudson River Railroad at Has
tngs nice House and Garden, at moderate reut En-
gure at No SO West Broadway, or ofN. UNDERHiLL,
tIep rpnisp
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vTNO LET OR LEASE-FOR FIVE YEARS. A LARGE
~ by 40 feet IL feet ceiling suitable for billiard
drill Also, fine shop under first rate stand for
. plumber, in the new building erecting on Fourth
avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets In
auire on the premises. ALFRED FLOCK.
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TO PRINTERS.


TYPE Observation-Disclosures CONNER q
Som Type and Stereotype Founders will remove from
NO 20 Ann street, to their six story building
Beckman street between Nassau and William streets on
the first day of May. "
Two PRINTERs.-foR SALE A LARGE HyDBAUIIC
= STANDING Press, and super royal Washington Hand
Hoe & Co., Gold street. 'ps
NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY ,-IMpoRTANT
Ncws for Prnters-2JO per Cent Saved the nlycr-
tiIsr has aer great expense and after long
toll, succeeded in brinl i'm
Whereby Printers make their own coored Inks iii az
tie best quality (Blues, Reds, Puppies Browns Green's
hhest work They also EAST their press machine
Rollers, for about twenty cents each aud with very t
trouble ~ has een by those
to tried them e. he the best discovery ye made Tho
recipes wi be sent 10 any address per al, by two
dollars being enclosed TO = cox, Broadway Post nee
afet may rely npon this being genuine receipt will
prove very advantageous 10 printers
NOTICE To 1lF SPORTING puBLfC.-A GRAND
a sff ntA ala
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DRY GOODS.

NEW SILKS, GINGHAMs, LAWNS. ORGANIZES,
IN Baregcs, plain coiora and printed OF
designs De Lsines printed and plain coiors; Nusns
lored greund Chintz, coor printed the finest
large and we'll selected stock Of Laces Embrderes
Shawls. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
TIFFANY & CUTTING, 321 Broadway.
T,HELAsT WEEK BEFORE CLOSING.-THE BOWERY
SAVINGS SroRE, No. 126 BowERy.-THIs, LAST
CARD TO PUBLIC desire to call particular
to. GREAT REDUCTION
heretoorc bears comparaon with the prices have
marked Tor closing sales.
INTENTION
to sell goods this week possible for twenty-five
clerks to dispose Of
HAVE RrnrcrD
very largely but have before offered such
ments shall this week spread before
WOULD HARDLY BE BELIEVED,
II not seem what be done Those who have bought
fore have been satisfied Those who buy this will
an opportunity OF buying goods at bargains than
have before been offered In the city New York We
care not for the sacrifices we are determined to SELL
LIT ALL AVAIL THEMSELVES thus, THE LAST oppoR-
ruEiry-We shall be closed probably on the I'd OF Nav
i. W. e. w. 4. GILLEY & CO.
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THO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE STORE lls
Broadway also the third and fourth Lofts Inquire at
the Office Of GLBERT& SECOR the premises. Of Tho
{. Fields Nassau street. between II aud l.. NJ
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Twenty eighth street near Third avenue, two floors.
each feet by fifty five feet They will be let to-
gcter separate, cit with without power.
Also one eight feet by feet
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TrOLET-A SUITE OF ROOMS. ON SECOND FLOOR,
i with all the modern improvements, in private family
References given and required. Apply at No. HS Sixth
WI
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.


rALIFORNIA TICKKTs-WANTED-SEvE
~ tickets for California Mail Las and VAsasrbilts 26h
April 9Th May and 10Th For sale through tcxst fer 2h
April 9Th and 10Th MAy for the above lines Apply At No.
II Broaoway
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKET FOR sALE-FIRsT
~ Glass; and detirAbly snated, per Illinois and Golden
Cate. April 18th Apply At the once Of Delmoncos Hotel
LoR SALE-A sTEERAGE TICKET FOR SAN IRAN
cisco BY the amer Prometheus, " the 9Th Of May.
inquire At 81 Broad street.
NOR SALE AT DIsCoUNT-oNE THROUGH CABIN
ticket, Nail line for 18th April, Illinois a.d Golden
Gate choice state berth. Also ladys and
sntemans hrst cabin ticket Vanderbilt line 9Th May
each In stwo berth state only and second cabin
lire and date berths both sides Apply 20 j. W.
CARRlNGToN, Adams Co.'S, 80 Broadway.
CTATE ROOM PASSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR
- 9lSt, In tho and splendid clipper JoSEPHlNE,
lying Pier No. o. East River fes vacancies remain
tour occupy The ships accommodations
JAMES SMITH g. SON. ia Wall street.
Two FIRST CLASS THROUGH TICKETS, BY TUE
Northern Light sail the 9th Of May, Vanderbiits
line with the exclusive OF stateroom H. suitable for
gentieus n And lady, or gentlemen. Apply To-
JAMES CURRY. - Canal street.
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OST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ArIIL2i, Re-
I,ween Tenth and Seventh streets Third Bro
in, with Portrait setting. being the IA MI re or de-
parent The finder will be literally arded and
cee the thanks of the owner by lcayicr it at Walker
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NOUND-LAST EVENING, A LEATHER VALiSF, by
amember of ~ Hose Company, in returning from an
# which the have by Proving proper
aud paying charges Inquire at No. l25 Cedar street.
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Two MhCliINisTs AND FouSDRYMEN.-FOR SALE,
old established Foundry and achne Shop all
the aPPurtenances, consisting Of Cupalo Ovens Drilling
Machine Lathc five horse Engine and Boilers and
good stock OF Patterns and Tools. Said promises
known a Nos lO2 IA and 100 1ocrck street For parou
lars inquire the premises, OF OBADIAH NEWCOMB,
me At