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fe 81 No. go Main street.

WANTED-A situation as CLERK or SALES
w MAN in some mercantile or manufacturing
establishments this city, by married man. from
the country who has had some experience in bust
ness, and is well acquainted in the counties of King
e. Queen King William, Essex, & C, and believes he
could influence good deal of trade from those
counties. ANY communication addressed to Odd
Fellow, !" City Hotel will be attended to.
fe 97-3t*
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Importaat Disootcbes finn, por;s

NEW YORK, Fob. 26-It is understood that
Mr. Webster has received by the Atlantic, dis
patches OF such a nature from our Minister at
rarls as required his immediate return to
Washington.
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n III. LOCH e RS AMES RIVER
~. EMENT-Having been appointed the agent
for the James River Cement for the city of kich-
mond, beg leave to call the attention of the public
to this superior quality of Cement, so extensively
known through the country as to need no comments
from me. l win always keep on hand full sup.
ply of this superior article, and sell at the lowest
possible prices. ROBT. RANKIN,
fe 81 Corner 22d and Water sts
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MOTH CE.-Intending in few days to purchase
II our supply of spring and summer Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, we are anxious to reduce our
present stock as much possible; and have deter
mined to offer the goods We have on hand, among
which are some very desirable goods of almost eve
ry description at the very lowest prices ter cash.
on US. And those who not really in want at
thi, time would tndit to be profitable investment
of few dollars, as goods may be purchased much
lower now than in a few weeks h. nee.
j. E. HENDERSON g. CO,
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T .OOK OUT
Here we go, for the very first time,
To say few words, in the way OF a rhyme:
MIr1NIs g. WATSON, No 35t Main Street,
Have enlarged, and retitted their gallery neat.
Their light is enlarged, no better you II find,
NJ. w are pleasant, obliging and kind. 4
With every Improvement, and artists of skill,
They will certainly please, try them who will.
Ladies and gentlemen, we say one and ALL
If you wish good picture, give M. & w. call
Galleries, 35i, Main street, Richmond Syca
more street. Petersburg, Va. fe 90
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS.-PER
IL FICTION PERI &c TIE D Citizens and
rtrangers visiting the city earnestly invited
call and examine this gem ofthe art, this beautiful
daguerreotype of this handsome and most wonder
full lady, Lola Monies. Those who have already
seen this picture pronounce it magnificent, and
have been so charmed and delighted both with the
picture and the fair, noble subject that they have
returned to itagain and again, Influenced as it were
by "some wild melody" Copies for breast pins
rings, &c, can be obtained Of the subscriber.
NJ. P. SIMONS,
fe23 Isl Main street, Eagle Square
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY

HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY
Il ARTICLES.--L. GiNTER. Importer and Deal
in House Furnishing articles, would respectfully
inform the inhabitants of Richmond, and its vicin
ty, that he has in store large and complete as
sortment, such rs
BLOCK TIN GOODS-Tea and Coffee Urns
Meat Dishes, with Heaters; Oyster Stewers Buck
wheat dishes hot Water Plates; Coffee Filters and
Machine bed rom Candlestcks, &c.
PLATED GOODS-Cake Baskets, Cruet Frames
Tea Sets salvers, Candle Sticks, high and low Nap
kin Rings, &c.
BRONZE AND STEEL GOCDS-Fire Sets, with
and without Stands Hat and Coat Stands; Um.
brela Stands; Andirons also in Brass
JAPANNED GOODS-Tea Trays, in sets or sin.
ely, some very rich Plate Warmers; Toilette sets
three pieces or singly. viz Water Can, Foot Tub
aud Stop Pail; Cake Boxes Tea, Sugar and Coffee
Canisters; Water Pals, Candlestieks, &c &c
A rich and beautiful assortment of paper Mache
articles, together with general stock of French and
German Fancy Goods, too numerous to MENTION
calls respectfully solicited, at i37 Main Street
fe %
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
SALEOF REAL ESTATE


TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L ON FRANKLIN AND MONROE STREETS,
HENRICO COUNTY.-As tru tee in acertain deed
dated 10th June 1850, shall, in execution of the
same, (beng requested to do so by the executor of
the late John Enders', deceased, the beneficiary
therein) proceed to sell at public auction for cash
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
March, 1852, at half past o'clock p NJ, If fair if
not the next fair day, the real estate conveyed by
the said trust deed: consisting of Lot front
ing ~ feet on the south line of Franklin street
Gust beyond the Corporation line, and adjoining
| the residence of Mrs. c. w. Bullock) running back
ON the East line OF Monroe street. 153 feet to an al
ley, 90 feet wide.
fe % w. GoDDIN, Auct.
GENTEEL FURNITURE Ar AUC-
1852, at 10 O'Clock, A. M D., at the residence of Mr.
John P: Tabb, (who is declining house keeping,)
situated on 9Th street, north of Leigh street. all his
household and kitchen furniture, consisting of the
usual variety. Also, some Silver Table and Tea
spoons. few Oil Paintings and Engrayings Also
tor hire two Female Servants-one a good Cook
the other House Servant, Washer and Ironer
Terms-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount ninety days credit for approved. negotia.
BILE paper.
fe26 E w. GoDDIN, Auct
Ok TO 40 FINE YOUNG MULES FOR
oc SALE AT AUCTION.--On FRIDAY, 10Th
ter Branch Tavern, commencing at IL o'clock, IS
to 40 fine young Mules one Riding Mare and one
Buggy Horse. The Mules are of good size three
years old in the spring, and in first rate order
Among them are several pair of match Mules
TERMs-Cash. or satisfactory endorsed negotia.
Bile notes. at four months, with interest added
fe 20 w GODDIN, Auct.
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T ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
II HARDWARE AT COST-The subscriber,
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware, and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made In the Store preparatory to combining them
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods, will
sell at cost OF cash, or approved negotiable notes.
at four months their large and desirable stock of
both Dry Goods and Hardware
Merchants, planters, and others, will find it to
their interest to examine this excellent stock of
Goods, which will be sold at either wholesale or
retail
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIs& CO.
fe 23-ts No. 106 Main street
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EEMALE SEMINARY, 27rH STREET.,
l. CHURCH HILL take much pleasure in
turning thanks to my friends fol- their patronage,
aud having enlarged accommodations and the as
sistsnce ola very competent teacher in the primary
department., ] shall endeavor that all pupils en-
listed to my shall shall improve in degree
commensurate with the anxiety of parents and
friends In addition to English, Music, Painting and
Drawing, have secured the services of Monsieur
ZAKRYENsKT, as Teacher of Modern Languages
His classes will be formed Monday, March LIST. His
references are of the highest character.
fe 2e-5t* ELIZABETH ELAN.
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N AN A G L RS OFFICE,
F. NORRIS e. CO.
Brilliant Scheme for This Day.-Capitals :
of $65,000, of 1880, of 10000, of 5000, 100
of 5000, 100 of 300 70 numbers, l2 drawn. Tick.
cts $40.
AIso the Dollar Lottery .-Capital: s., s99, &c.
Drawn Nos. of Carroll, 10:
Ga IS 81 &C 30 SIS 6S 70 90 40 81 90 10 AZ
fe % G.. w. PURCELL
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BRITISH SPY.-The British Spy, by VIII
ID liam Writ, with portrait, and well bound, new
edtion-price 90 cents.
The Life and Works of Robert Burns, edited by
Chambers, to be completed in volumes, vol l.
IS cents.
Kent's Commentaries, vols, new edition.
The London Quarterly Review tor Jan. 1852
IS cents.
Count MonteLeone, or the Spy in Society-5o
cents
Jenny Diver, or the Female Highwayman, just
out-2) cents.
Yankee Notions, or Wnitlings from Jonathan
Jack Knife. for March-I3 cents.
Cooley, Graham and Sartsin's Magazines for
March, for sale at the Exchange Bookstore.
fe27 GEO. NJ. WEST g. BROTHER.
OACON.-20 hhds Bacon Sides; 10 do do should
Id dera ) hhds prime Family Hams; 10 tierces do
90 do, for sale by
fe27 CHAS. /. WORKMAN q co.
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NOTICE. hereby inform the public and my
~ old customers, that have again commenced
business at my old stand two doors from the Old
Market House, Franklin street, where shall be
constantly in attendance, and every effort to
give satisfaction My assortment will consist of the
best Family Groceries, &c.
ANGELO BANATTA,
fe 25-6t* Successor to c. Brizzolara.
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WILLIAM JACKsON's CANDLES
w 100 boxes landing. for sale by
fe27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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GOLD NINE ON PEARL STREET.
.-.. LUCkS OFFICE.
Implements Furnished ut the Mine.
Let all the world say what they may,
II you want good prizes, just " step this way !"
Prizes with LUCK are as plenty toys,
For just remember he is one of the 6'hoys."
Splendid Scheme for TO.Day.-Grand
Consolidated.-l of $4,000, of $3.50 80, 3 of
10000, 6 of 5000, and, to crown all, 100 of 5000,
&c. 70 numbers, IL drawn Tickets $50.
A Dollar Lottery for to-day
Drawn Nos. OF Carroll County, 49,:
Ga IS 81 90 30 So 65 20 SO 40 "a 70 10 At
IS 20, prize sold and paid by
fe Is LUCK
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STOLEN.- On The night OF the 23d inst, some
- ore entered my house On Main, between 9th and
18th streets, and stole two over Goats, one dark
brown: and one light drabsA reward of $50 will
be paid for the recovery of the same and the con.
vction of the thief JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
fe 25-ts
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O. FOX RENT. "A three story brick Tene.
Es::i ment, on Grace street, between 4th and 18th
streets, opposite Centenery Church. The house
being furnished with bathroom, water closets,
and gas fixtures having brick stable and carriage.
house attached, and being on very elevated posi-.
city. For terms enquire at the adjoining tenement
of DR.. Bolton. fe PITS
L ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
IL COST-Intending to move about the LIST of
April to the store now occupied by Messrs Cav,
Mathews d Co, we offer cur entire stock of Dry
Goods at prime cost for cash, or punctual dealers
until that time. Purchasers will find it greatly to
their interest to give CALL
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
fe17-2w* no Main street
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II AGUARA COFEEE.-50b bags prime green
Ia new crop Laeuayra Coffee, handbag and for
sale by WILLIAMS u BROTHER.
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T ARD.-200 begs prime Lard for sale by
IL fe 81 CHAS. T. WORKMAN 4 co.
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A GENTLEMAN, of quiet and regular habits,
IN with respectable references wishes to obtrin
Board in private family from the lst of April
next Persons wishing to accomm odate him, will
please address ct. Z :" box 2t6, Richmond Post
Office fe 26-3t*
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DOR HIKE, for the balance OF ths yrar, a
L female HOUSE SERVANT a good Chamber
Maid, about l6 or II years of age. Apply TO
fe 26-eo3t JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
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Office Va. 4. and NJ. Insurance Co.,
Richmond, February 23rd, 1852. 5
THE regular annual election of seventeen Di-
l. rectors for this Institution, will be held at the
Company'sofic on MONDAY next ist March.
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND,
fe 23-dt1M Secretary.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER, Aucf.

AUCTION SALE OF MULES AND
n .HORSES.-Wili be sold on SATURDAY, the
seth inst in rear of my store, two MULES said to
work kindly also, one roane HORSE, to be sold
under deed of trust The horse is said to be one of
ns nnest riding horses in Richmond and PAGES one
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE,

CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA,
Neply discovered By DR.. Minmock.
VNHlS mixture most etfectually cures the above
l. complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivaled success.
The remedy isnow prepared and for sale by r.
NJ. Warrington, Agent, over ]. B. Stegars Store No.
Ia Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy, and can ties.
tify to Its great utility in the above complaints.
Mrs. Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs. Kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs Shields, Mrs. Durfey, J. B. Stegall
r. NJ. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States
ia10-d3mt
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS W0RTj

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
" OF FURNITURE AT COST.-Elegant city
made Wardrobes; Ladies and Gentemens Secre-
tary and Book Cases Marble Top Ladies Dressing
Bureaus, with large Mirror attached to them; Plain
Bureaus of all kinds; Sofas and Mahogany Chairs,
and Cane Seat and Cane Back Rockers of all kinds
Hat Racks, Sideboards, Tables of all kinds High
Post, French Post and Cottage Bedsteads of all
kinds; with lot of Washstands, Cribs, Cradles,
Sofas and every article in the House Furniture line
will be sold at Cost for ten days to come for
cash on time for good paper. The public are in.
vited to call and examine the articles on the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
fe 25-lw* ]. & w. SATTERWHITE
nISSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership hereto
- fore existing under the style of LUMPKlN
THOMAS, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent The name of the firm only used in liquida.
ton. JNO. N. LUMPKIN
February 18th, 1852. JAS. D. THOMAS.
las. ID. THOMAS will continue the DRUG
BUSINESS at the new store, corner of Frank
lin and 18th streets, where a call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited.
fe l9-lm
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TREE BOX.-I have a quantity OF Box
i large size, which makes very beautiful and
orn 4mental tree. These shrubs have been cultiya
ted with great care, and the season is coming
when they can be transplsnted wou be glad tt
dispose OF them. For sale by
fe25-lw o. A. STRECKER
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LOTTERIEs.
sTRATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Noe. Kentucky, No. 40. Feb. 81.
~ ~ ~ So "a "a IL 81 81 SO 81 90 3
Ticket Nos. 8 81 So. q prize of slO0 sold and
PAID by STRATTON. s
Fer saturday kentucky, Extra, No. ST.
Capital: 5000 Tickets Ell
Also. Kentucky Class C.-Capital &6300o--l
tickets S20. re %
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At COST FOR CASH.. D. GOOD

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FOR
IL LADIES GRAPE SHAWLSl GRAPE
SHAWLSl WHITE, PLAIN AND EMBROI-
DERED We have hand, and offer for sale,
at about half the usual price, $50 Canton Grape
shwls, ranging in prize from 30 to $50 piece,
city. Call Immediately, if not sooner, and procure
one of them, before they all go, at
J. MILLHISER & BROS,
ffe o3ts One p rice Store lq3 Broad street..
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4 I'D hOn DE HISS
Or the F0resf Of Rnheu
Grand Pas de Deu,

= ~ uHtI I as ub Dtu4f
BY Mile. Ciocca and Monsieur Carese.
fas Grotesque- Observation-Disclosures by Mons SzoIlos,
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sHEPPERsON'S OFFICE,
hain street, opposite the Wa. Banks

lawn Nos. MAJ yianu Gfaud Cons oiidated Lottery
Class %, Feb. Goth:
"a 80 81 20 80 IS 6s 3 20 60 40 "a 90 10 Al
Drawn Nos. Patapsco Lottery, Glass rs, Feb 81:
10 q ~ 6a AZ % 63 - SO "a 25 II
To,Day.-A most magnificent scheme. The
1 s Congratulated Lottery of Maryland Glass F.
x M 500 ouo, $4,000, Of 10000, of 5000
100 of 3000 and almost an iunumberab,e numhar
Of small prizes. Tickets $50, and shares in proper
Also, the Patapaco Lottery, Glass n, very lucky
ht'ie scheme. Prizes $4,000, 3 of l0Oo, 3 Of 500.
"n a great many small prizes. Tickets only 81.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by ALExANDER MOTT q b

By ALExANDER MOTT e Coz
"A UCTION 6ALE.--A Thoroughbred MARE.
"a VIII be sold at the American Staoles, on. 1Oth
street, TO-DAY, ct o'clock, p. d., fine MARE.
She Is pleasant under the saddle and works gently
IN harness. ALEX. MOTT 4 co..
fe 20 Auctioneers
.POSTPOEEMENT-T The above sale. win take
place on SATURDAY morning, the 2sih instant,
1t 10 o'clock, at the Lot In rear Of Geo J. Sum-
ner's store. The Mare can be seen untilthe dsv of
sale at the American Stables. Qs
fer s4s ~ ALEX MOTT Au4
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OLIVER WARE.-We have just received an
y additional invoice of Silver Tea Pots. Goblets
Spoons &c, which, with our previous stock, makes
our assortment very complete.
Silver Tea Service, either by the full set single
piece. Our assortment Of Silver Forks, Spoons
Soup, Oyster and Gravy Ladies', Sugar Tongs, Sugar
Spoons, Cream and Pap Spoons, Butter Knives etc.,
are very complete and desirable Cali and see
them GENNET g. JAMES,
fe 10 Eagle Square
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HERRING,S SALAMANDERS.
LNHE SIRSCRIRERS are now receiyin

SOMETHING NEW.-GOODWIN'S FINE
~ CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.-Tbis article
recently introduced in this market is pronounced
ID be inferior to none in taste and flavor 1t is neat
ly put up in tin foil and does not get dry. Fol
sale by
fe 90 O. A. STRECKER
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10 conclude with the laughable farce of
THE LYING VALET.
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ZINE JACK AT AUCTION.--wM be
Il sold on SATURDAY, the 18th instant. Al 10
o'clock, at Tattersslls, on Council Chamber Hin,
fine Jack, by thenane of Farmer Johnp Also,
VIII be sold some excellent Work Horses. ~
lie u PULLIAM e. DAVIS, Aucts.
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CoLuMpus GROUP AssoCIATIoN.-HoN JOHN W.

COLUMBUS GROUP DISQUALIFICATION. JOHN W.
~ Maury Mayor Of Washington City, d. c.; Hon Elisha
wbitsessy DO; Hon. L.yi Beardslsy New York. shep
Smith So Benz. osIs Tsoo, d.; Thomas car
berry; dol Geo. wssserson, do; John Msury President
Shepherd Knapp Treasurer Geo. Shea Secretary Tho
foregoing citizens Of New York and Washington constitute
committee TO aid the Fabbr Brothers TO erect in the city
executed Costo the Professor Of sculpture
In the Academy Fine Arts Florence As the will
greatly aided by bis patrons in Tuscany net much
than wothirds Of the amount otherwise required, will We
sum sufficient B proposed TO solicit subscriptions and TO
sell lithoTsphs TO the amount q $4,000 which, after de-
pypg all expenses, will leave adequate nav for
this iece Of ststuary and for its erection
the besut fu site already prepared for H. Height the
gronp and pedestal TO DO about forty feet and Italian
mprhe The Of the trbutors will be
on TO be especially devoted to that and pub
shcd every month. All commune Ations should be adj
dressed to FABBRI BROTHERS, 67 Broadway, room 25
Agents wanted, apply between and III o'clock A. IA.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 90;

EoR SALE. IN BROOKLYN. L. L.THREE HORSES
Z and three wagons; I've scts Of harness one gray
horse Is hands high white tai and white name ~ for
family any other kind 81 business; also young co
Moscow we'll brote TO harness, 1T for young lady TO
ride other business For further particulars IN
que the livery stable, corner Of Putnsm snd ciason
avenues
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FINE ARTS.

DANIEL wEBsTER.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PRE-.
IL pairing for publication, to be finished in few days
the Of Meade Brothers being the last
him. and the best by his family the
most correct and perfect likeness Of
"rHE GREAT DEFENDER"
issued. 1t IL engraved steel by A. H. Richie in
exquisite STYLE The work. while bold In execution will be
confined to elaborate finish Of the head and by careful
original will be Observed 1t win be Of neat cabinet szsa
worthy to be treasured work Of art and record Of
q the loss Of whit o nation nourns When completed
will be duly through the medium Of the PRESS
and for sale ct the various book and print stores.
X. A. BACHIA B. CO, Publishers,
q Chambers street.
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HOpIEOTHADs.

pE0PLES BUILDIN @ AssoCIATI0N.-rHE REGU-
lar monthly meeting will be held on Wednesday even
ing the 18th instant At TX o'clock the Assembly Room
corner Of Twentyhfth street and Eighth avenus fai
Attendance OF the nembers Ia particularly requesed
business will be brought before the meeting
Members will facilitate the business by calling the once
~ A. n. to gP. N. J.F WILLIAMS, secretary.
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he Transferable Torture or Toothache
Anty relieved wthout pain or extrsctns BY Drs OCon-
=. and Connery Surgical and Mechanical Dests 81 No.
IAIenard street, Broadway. Extractons Of the
Dsst dimeut teeth executed with sk and celebrity The
nes useless SHELLS restored TO their natural functions
leans OF puggrg ubstances Porcelain teeth Of the most
euraee and beautiful kind inserted upon gold silver and
yauna plates 90 rs not to be distinguished from neutral
Unredeemed Pledges from Auction.-We
eeap cloth ng store Of description from
e - vests pants 81 to 81 t0 busoess coats OF
every style and color s. black ock and dress
1917 y to 81 No. 100 Nassau street. near Ann. DoLAN
me Public are Respectfully Reminded tnat
there nothing superior even equal 70
ORIDTADOROS Liquid air Dye The transcendant merrs
q tAis article firmly established 40 the ints ~
seews unfading and natural Sold and
apphsd private by CRISrAD0Ro Astor House.
Derangement OF tho Liver II one or the
NEST eommon well the formid Of diseases
ewn TO American physicians 1t had for years attracted
- closest attention Of the medical faculty all Of
Me- United States and yet the time the discovery
Of Dr. great Specific II almost beyond the
Seash Of medical skill Thou sands had persisted without
the hope Of relief and although thousands may oct
30 Aestnsd TO feel the dreul eeos Of this most comp
ssted disease it is thanks to the rssesroh of Dr.
cal control The proptors osthe liver pills feel confident
that they offer remedy which has been fully tested by
VINE, ~ which han failed Of when fairly
Md For sale by all the principal druggists in New York.
Druggists referred-to Boyd and Pane, 70 Cortlandt
strsst. and c. v. Clokenes Co., 81 Barclay stree.
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II G. KEMP, AUcTIoNEER.-AssIGNEE SALE OF
H. jewery diamonds gold Atchss silver and silver
plated clocks &c Wednesday At 10Y O'clock, 81
Nassau street. near Fu on.-R g. Kemp will sell at
to be sold without any BY order Of assign snd
consists OF large and valuable assortment Of goods which
we'll worthy Of tho attention Of tho trade and Others
richly set diamonds brooches rings &c nne
eled watches silver watches various kinds gold vest.
chains brooches earrings and pins in
variety silver plated castors bAsxets forks spoons
sc. Alao, cloci and all the usual assortment Also
large lot CT French plated jswslry Catalogues the
morning Of sale. -Ll--
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LAhBRY's GRAPE LEAF, HIEDeICK AND MUhE
,rous brands OF the best champagne wines imported.
fand brsndies, port sherry madeira, museat &C.. 70,
&C. whahcy, toh dam aud GIN in various
des ~ twenty Pcr cent less than 1T any other non
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