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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-20
nr.Js =. Roses Celebrated asllity
Medicines.


Dr. J. s. RosE.s Nedicai Adriser To persons in sick-
nes. and in Ira H. mn Almanac for 1871 lis pub
Icntion is from the pet of eminent physician OF fhi-
ndelplin n iegula' graduate OF the Medical Cnllege,
and nm honorary member Of the ihadephia Mediea
society II contains much good advice tn 'nvalids, US
well as persons in health II also Describes, in com
rebensiye manner the diseases of variable climate
and the mode Of treatment. No amy should be with
out a eopy Of Ills book. 1t can be hail. without my
large at the NV Drug Store of Messrs. Wrigh. Il
Allison where d.. Roses valuable Family Medicines
ARE for sale. sept Z oml
Notice-We wish to call the attention OF the pub
tic To a source Of luxury, comfort and hapPness,-to
rast neglect and a present opportunity OF amendment
The pum rous f blindness in Amerie truly
pfsing The young take wnrnng. The old ap-
NV n remedy too soon. Who that is old but would
avert bald ness Who that is middle sged but shudder
at grey has1 VIM that is young but values the lnxu-
rant locks of youth and beauty Effects like these
stayed and many years 81 otherwise premature old
age are regained TO you h by using LYONS kATHAl
RON
Lyons Katharon is but 25 cents in large bottles
Sold by all dealers everywhere.
d. 8 Barnes, Proprietor l61 Broadway, N. Y.
~ Sold by every Dealer in Lynehhurg Purcell,
Ladd & Co. Richmond, Wholesals Agents.
l5.ts
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SALE CONFERENCE.-The sale of the real estate
of r. Tyree, decd, commenced yesterday, will
be continued day if fair, il not, the next fair
day, ut Richardson's Springs.
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Comfort, Elegance and Eeo,.m,
WINTER cLoTt5ru,,

AAs kSkA SAOTAINCs
IL AVING eomrlrtrd The rnannfnc,n,a.
Il stock. the subscribers inyte ,La .aflr ~hI
the public To their very larse and varied "'eh
superior ready made Clothing. Their stocl -
probably. comprises more and greafrr y,,ie, ea'
and m thnn has ever belore been ofe ~ed = ~ WI
Among them. are Beaver Castor Pilot and B,o.a Is,
Glendole ushing, Lion Skin, Peter shar n, 0tae
Himmaleh S"ntag and Reversible. Beavar - blanket
coors, cut in different siyl~s and III szes .n,ouj
half, three foorhs. and full circle Cl,nks o"ks}
yer, Reversible Lion Skin and Broad Clotb Ill., oea]
o. era ClGaks, an
Dress and Frock Coats
To these we invite special attent on having fun
ply constantly on hand, If II g,udes II cob roo
to saperfne, and warranted equal in WOPKg@a7
SHIP and FIT 10 custom acorh. "nha
business Coats.
Bla TX and Fancy Cloth, Cashmere. Sniine, a,d n
Cashmere Frocks, Sacks, Sack. Frocks and p.la,.'
vests, 1000 Vests, among which the fancy, ,a,a :.
means oil all NAV be acc ommodnted
Servants Clothing.
Those having Servant, to cl. the would do wall
us Gull. We can lu nsh suits in any quality e.,
1915 to So so. To Manufacturers, Planter. md
tractors, purchasing l'y the quantity a ieasonabs II
count will be made.
Furnishing Goods
This department is well sto ked with every him -
thinning 20 tia, branch of our business, a. Claws
White. Black and Celord Kid, Made P usb -
lined, Tnfeta- Thread and Kid, FIannel lined RI
Lambs Buck Seal Back and Chamois lind Gloves
Also Buck and Cloth Gauntlcts, Colt M Wooland S;l
Half Hose, Cravnts, Sears and Stocks Marin, ~,
Zephyr Scarfs, Suspenders, Linen, Cam,rch md SIN
Pocket Handkerchieis Travelling Blankets Sbi, Cd
lars. Gaiters, Money Belts, Coat Loops Carpe, Rae,
Silk, Ginghom and Cambrck Umb, elias, &c &c
AT the Clothing and Furnishing Bszanr
BURROUGHS. SHAFER & co
dec cots Foyme,ly A, ~ Sbofsr q n.
~ Bedford Sentinel. Rounoke Beacon and WV
vile Telegraph copy.
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THE SUBSCRIBER CALLS TuI

Il ATTENTION Of Contractors and Others Ia /
very large stock of Negro Clothing ready nude of
best Fulled Cloth, HITS. Blankets and Yarn Socks
dec20t Is ID. + G. PETERs
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~ Office THE BANKS Will nm
On Saturday The Gath, snd saturIa, a. LONE
Der. - 'ist Derpn
All bill and notes falling due on the e,,1
must be paid on Friday. the 23rd inst. ND and 2
due on The 3s Dec. md aJnnry mus he ,a III i'
d,y, the 10Th Zee. pad on ,
JNo NJ oTEY, cash'r Ban1 =,
A. IOMPkINS, Cash'r Fs, M o' fa.
RoB.C. MITCHELL ca.b'r Nh nsi ~ Va
dec 10 di3ldec MeiBk Vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-20

BRoTHERLY CONCORD. The New Market Yoi-
ley Democrat is severe upon the Richmond En-
quirer,on account of its sentiments aa to the New
York Hards. The Democrat says, if the South
repudiate Dickinson, s'she would be guilty of the
basest ingratitude, and in another dare and try
ing hour, would find herself without friend north
of Mason and Dixon's line.' 1.-The political ho-
rizon," says the Democrat, sis darkened, and il
will take very little to cause it to darken still
more, and spread dismay and havoc in the ranks
of the democratic party. But very few sustain
the course OF Mr. Guthrie. and when the Enquir-
er undertakes to condemn the hards, it is not re-
presenting the sentiments of Virginia"
The Washington Sentinel also, feeling itself
aggrieved by the course of the Richmond En-
qurer, gives notice to the latter print, that .for
bearance has ceased to be virtue" and that al
shall have the contest it has provoked to its
hearts content
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-20
Report of the General Land Office

The following figures exhibit the operations Of
this department for the year;
Acres.
During the year ending Both Sept,
1853, there were surveyed 9,sl9ill
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The administration does not seem to be suiia-
bly, impressed with the responsibility OF their
charge, and Koszta, think, appears to be pretty
much of the same opinion. The Government, II
is said do not give their guest the credit of be-
ing in Smyrna as merchant The belief rather
is that he was there ns a political spy to watch
the movements Of the Turks, Austrans, and 9th
+rs. and as an agent of some one or more of the
Revolutionary Societies in Europe. This of
Course, did not excuse Austria for laying violent
Lands upon Hungarian in neutral territory.
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25.3l6.992
Making an aggregate of

MHK1IIg IN HBTFBatH OF = = y5,'54D35z
The great increase in sales and locations of
lands for the last fiscal year, and in the third
quarter of the current calendar year, has occur
red in those States where railroads have been
projected, and grants made for them, or where
such works are in contemplation by the pro-
posed construction of the Sault ST. Marie Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10

D1Cu,
At Williamsburg March O. after q long and severe i'll
ness, Mr. JAMES ADRIAN EMaiSs in the SD year Of his
age.
The friends and acquaintauces of the family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at
three O'Clock, from his late residence North Seventh
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets Williamsburg
On Wednesday, March g. of Inflammation of the lungs
ELIZA wife Of Berry Bishop.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
requested to attend her funeral morrow at II O'Clock
~. from the Of Third avenue and Twenty first
street when her remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
At Staten Island, on Wednesday morning, March o,
MARCUS TALBOT Of William ii. and Anne berry, aged
IL years and u day.
Funeral services at his fathers residence this after
noon, al o'clock. The remains will be taken to West
chester for interment.
On Wednesday, March o. HEINRICH MARTIN, son Of Ma
thia and Anne Buck aged Is years months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral to morrow afternoon at
o'clock, frsm the residence OF his other in law,
Brooklyn.
On Wednesday morning, March 0, JARVIS E. GOODRICH,
aged "a years.
The funeral will take place from his late residence No.
1923 Broadway, Thursday at two o'clock. Friends of
the family invited to attend. The remains will be
taken to Massachusetts, for interment
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, March Q, JAMAs Angus
rus only son Of james and Celia H. Requa, aged one
year, seven months and sixteen days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
parents, 206 Court street South Brooklyn.
Wisconsin papers will please copy.
On Tuesday, March 9, OF SUMPTION WILLIAM II. D.,
eldest Of Joseph D. Camp
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
father 20 West Thirteenth street, this afternoon at two
o'clock
At wilmington DEL on Saturday March s. HARRY
McLANR of F. C and Sarah Wittenberg aged years
and months.
On Wednesday evening GEORGE only of George and
Rebecca Colyer in the 10th year of his age,
Due notice of funeral will be published.
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AsYRoxoGY.

MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skin in ioroteng The future has arrived and will fur
niRh Intelligence about all circumstances Of life to all
who may nddrcfs her she intprots dreams law matters
aud love- by astrooEy books and science tells her visit
person they viii nyrry MIRA Awn speaks the Eng
liah French German languages Residence 2il BCwar
4. Al.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE MARCH g. 1858.
~ Owners wanted for the following articles 1T the
First District Police Court supposed to be stolen One fir
kin buttsr marked l twenty four dressed skins white
per- pieces spelter silver spoon marked H. Also
the Third ward station house 80 Barclay the follow
ing vzFrock dress and coats black brown drAb.
green, SNUFF and mixed coorsd pantaloons black green,
mixed plaid fancy coored cloth plush silk and
Marseies ladies' silk dresses changeabe blue eold,
and pink slate oocrd green nerno aud Others
chiefs gloves boots counterPanes blankets sheets
are marked as fSows~Frsnk Msiloney. r Nay, r. r
Thompson, Dunning, WIN. Goodrich Lewis 8. Jones, H.
H., D.. c. Butler, T. g. G. f. b., E. G. Westcott John W.
Douglass, James Danforth, r. sumsrt westbrdge W. A.
Meonsy, Rayner r. Foster Henry T. Cook, W H. Cooper,
u. Woodbury. RoLt. Stewart II. b. Howell H. Hodcy,
lonEo H. Cable and other marks Many Of these articles
pledged nearly year since Please call and examine
the articles immediately. GEO. W. MATSELL.
Chief of Police
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SPORTING,

VERY LARGE FOX WILL EE LET LOOSE ON
y friday next March H. at l0 O'Clock, at George suit.
ton $ Prospect lil, Brooklyn, lie respectfully soots
company Of his friends, and wishes Thorn fetch their
FANCY PlGEoNs.-roR SALE. A CHOICE cOLLEc.
ton Of the various kinds popcrs carriers fans ru
tumblers, &c Aprly vt - vosey street.
DoG LoST,-sTRAyED FROM THE STORE or 8 II.
- Hitler corner Of Mulberry and Houston streets
greyhound tiger striped Whoever will return enid dog
the above store will he libcray rewarded.
Ok REwARD-DOG LosT-oN MONDAY LAST
Rc March 1h ooth haired black and tan terrier dog
was last heard in SfSth Twenty
street Had double chain collar with email brass
not engraved. 60 che OF jerry. The
reward N lie paid him at No, III Feat Nv
street.
ITO SP0RysSEN.-F0p SALE CHEAP. a yrHv pR0
= -. .<..s. .es .bJ ", ysss App,J sul
st.ell, ~
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On Wednesday, March 0, by the Rev. Joseph Mckee
est daughter Of Arnout Brown, ESQ., of this city
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Marca g. by the Rev. Dr.
Schroeder. Mr. JoTHAM T. PERRY to Miss LAURA NJ,
youngest daughter Of c. N. Mills, all OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10
THE BALL SEASON.

DROFESSOR SARhCC0, AT THE URGENT SOLICI.
l. taton of host of friends has determined TO give
Their magnificent soree lie grand bal fhaen Subscribers
will be entitled TO of lessons third the usual
charges Those who have danced before be taught
single previous to the ball all the modern
with elegance and STYLE will
sustain the high reputation which he has the honor
Circulars containing full particulars be
at the academy ITO Grand street. four do.rs west Of Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10
By Letters Patent secured in as4s.-Palve,.


Aaehers Patent Hydro Electric voltac Chains constructed
20 be under the the most wonderful dis
medicine and electricity Of the day They
relieve without pain shock acute
palms, such head, and toothaehe rheumatic
pains tic dolorcux, &C., and by their mild hut continuous
iagsuch CONT local paralysis complaints liver
diseases &c-disappesr as by miracle They have been
applied with the greatest all those Dreadful dis
eases In children commonly called eonvulsions as also In
Of teethsg under difficulties and disorders of the bow
els They precpitate metals from their solutions decom
the phenomenon Of powerful veltae pile. The nstru
ents producing these effects weigh about two
b folded pocket book always ready for asanta
and will last man his lifetime guarding himself
sompsnt in which mild streaming electricity is perfectly
safe certain and wonderfully speedy remedy The Of
complete chain 10 from 81 to S. batteries SO to So 80
Incredible may the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand Mt the depot OF their
truth The importance Of the invention has been acknow
York and the chains have been applied with great
IN che medical colleges the City Bellevue and Ward Island
Hospita Brooklyn City Hospital, &C. In Europe by the
Royal College Of Physicans and Surgeons In London; by
the Academic Rationale de ledecn at Paris by the lmpe
ether scientific institutions of the highest order including
tAs principal hospitals In Europe. .
TIE propretors in possession OF testimonials TO the
effect from all the above institutions In America aRd
Europe we'll Of the most eminent and distinguished
embers Of the profession In both hsmspheres and invite
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated deserptons-one for personal usc
and for scientific menwth copies at testimonials and
number of cured in New York and Europe be
obtained gratis at the Office They will be forwarded free
Of POSTAGE part Of the United States In answer to
prepaid Inquiries containing three cents gSssSs tsTPp
No. sos Broadway corner Of Prince street.
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No. sos Broadway, corner Of Prince stree
Rheumatism, scrofula, &c. Hyatt's Life

Rheumatism, ScrOfnla, &c. Hyatts Life
Dalsam will most assuredy the worst Of these
and other diseases flowing from great mpurty Of blood
sufferer from infammatory rheumatism survived
this torturng disease His feet and limbs swollen to
their natural and he unable for weeks to
xaM perfectly enred by the Bslsam Mrs Burton
years until life became ntolerabe Some of the ulcers
had consumed the flesh to tho bones and skull She
cured in month thousand equal to the SO have
been published in the Herald and Sun. You who arc
aicted to the above named persons to whose
in connection with tho Life Basam aud
you will be satisfied that cannot fail when taken
ding directions Principal depot 2i6 Grand street. 75c
per bottle for ST. Also for sale by c. " Cnckner Co.,
81 Barclay street agent for Brooklyn, Mrs. Hayes, 7s
Fulton street.
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m GILBERT K co.'s PIANoF0RTES, WITH AND
l.. without the Hoan,--T, q. Il CO. have In their
in this city unusually large and varied assort
ment of their fine instruments, which they selling at
prices lower than before. The reputation of T. g. Co.,
manufacturer ia such that euogum pianos
requisite to draw to thor Besides the
trraeng excellence Of their Instruments there add
tonal inducements offered 10 those wishing buy viz
ooedng low prices and very accommodating terms The
subscriber has always hand for sale and to rent the
largest assortment OF second hand pianos beyond question TO
be found in the city Also Gbers boudoir pianos neat
and ornamental article II furniture aud desirable
those wishtng TO economist Also and aecond
hand melodoona for snc and TO rent. HORACE WATERS
agent j broadway of Anthony street.
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ADVER EASEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. al
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
IMPORTATION WANTED-oF PATRICK KAVA-
nagh who landed in New York about years ago
Also of Bridget Egan and Michael Kavanagh who landed
two years since from the parish of the Seven Churches
Kings county Ireland Please address Anne Kavana S
Sullivan street.
CHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF THE LADY WHO
~ seen from the Globe Hotel to remove da
gurreotype of gentleman from the door Of Wiamsons
gallery Monday evening she is requested to return the
she will be exposed.
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Great Bargains at l56 Fulton stxeot.-A~vx
selling en- the entire stock ladies' gents' misses boz
and boots shoes saitsr. q great sssshs
want to bay ehesk Great inducements edered.
VIII sell single Para by the doson far below she cost
TIVE 70 BpoIdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-NEW YORK OFF,
Of Hanover and Beaver streets and No 2o3
Broadway second building below Fulton strsstThe Mag
commodaton Of the public to keep with the rapidly in
telegraph business and enable their agents TO dos
patch with the utmost all that
Sc onred have at heavy for construction and
pairs completed and in active operaton two separate
distinct lines Of poles and teegraphc wires extending
York tho city of Washngtonone by the rail
road QUITE with Eve wires New York Philadelphia
wires from Philadelphia Baltimore and ash
ington by the other nc along the roads there
two wires the whole and the have sta
Newark, Jersey City, Hsyre de Grace, Port Deposit and
New Hope With seven wires, above and regulations TO
insure prompt delivery this affords to die
avail themselves Of the and advantage Of this
rapid of communicating with personal business
friends distant cities extent Of for prompttude
unequald by other line this country Teegrsphing
but recently experiment hag become systematic and
liable medium Of business and che amount of thousands
upon thousands Of dollars daily transacted through its
agency.
PRcEs-For the transmission OF ten words less lex
elusive Of date address, and signature for which charge
made prices From Now York to Newark, TWEEN
ty cents to Philadelphia, twenty Ave cents and to Balt
Washington fifty cents Open daily from NJ to
l0P.M VIM II. SWAIN, President.
Wh r WEsTrRyELT Superintendent.
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MUSICAL.


L,OR sALE-A CREMoNA VIOLIN, A SUPERIOR
I instrument said Ia be two hundred years old
ply at the Adratic Hotel of Barrow and Hudson
strantg
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INSTRUCTION.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR WIETING, AT KNiCKFRBOCKER HALL COR
- of Twenty third street and Eighth avenue, gives
free cture Thursday evening March TO- at ~ o'clock
Introductory to conre on aantomy physiology and the
of preserving and restoring health These lectures
will he useful and entertaining and will be illustrated
with the largest and most expensive collection of mgnikns
skeletons models PAINTINGS the United States the
world, Dr. W. having recently mado extensive additions to
his former collection and having spared to
der it rs complete as possible.
- will deliver lecture Spiritual Intercourse this
Thursday evening Mt the Hall lib Broadway of
Admission ia cents Doors open at 0, lecture tooom
mNnce ut TX O'Clock +. NJ
CCIENTIFIC LECTURES-DR. BOYNTON RESPECT
- fully that lie will continue his Of Illus
trated sociological lectures ut Metropolitan Hall Monday
Tuesday Thursday Friday Monday and Tuesday evenings
March s. TO- H. IA and Is At the close of each lecture
he will either exhibit and explain Peale's great original
painting Of the Court OF Death series of hrant
ind instructive pilosepieal experiments and paintings
Thursday evening" March TO- Tickets - cents Doors
at q lecture to commence IN O'Clock.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YoRK.-COL-
lege of and Surgeons-The annual commence
will be held Thursday 10th March, in the College
Hall Crosby street at half past O'Clock r. H. The
profession and the public are invited to attond.
R0BT. WATTS n. D., Sec. to the Faculty
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WANTED-SuTT0N, THE PRIMER, WANTS TIL
w public to make a note of the fact, that hi
printing office will remain at the old stand 42 Fulton
where his old friends and many want thei
job card printing done neat quick and cheap in
vted to call.
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Locking. Glass Warehouse-lS53-xO0l
glasses at reduced prces.-RICHARDS KINGSLAHD, No.
81 Corandt street. The trade supplied with frames &C., In
eOmposltion state. Factory No. ls5 Duane street.
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EfRlENDSHIP HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO
u Eat the regular meeting of Friendship Hook and
Ladder Company NO. r. held IA 40 Rvington street the 9TH
March, the folio wing resolutions adopted.-
Resolved That the thanks Of this hereby ten
d,red to the New York Bible Society the
of the Bible presented TO -
Resolved That the above resolution be published in Tho
iireman's Journal and tn. New York Herald. "
: . Il. A. RIDAB0CK, Foreman,
T. II. FOSTER, Secretary.
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Cracker Rakery.-R. Giimor respectfully IN
forms his friends the pubic that he has removed from
the old stand l9 Greenwich street to S2 Canal street.
where the celebrated butter crackers
crackers and Graham crackers and would be happy
to his friends with the best quality OF crack
the lowest possible prices N B-Ordsrs sent to
of the city country.
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FURNITURE.

->>>~>>>>>>> >>>>~s
INURNITURE-WILL BE SOLD, AT A BARGAIN, AT q
Beekman street Office and counting house DESKS chAirs
stools euahons sofas lounges, couch beds, mahogany
chairs rockers divans bureaus, wardrobes carpets oil
cloth looking glasses dozen chairs hair and husk mat
trees feather bcds, 400 bedsteads Furniture purchased
by nstalmente.
DITCH ROSEWOOD PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI
II ture.-H STONEY has now in his warer0oEAs very
Of the above cass of furniture Of bis usual
we'll known substantial and fashionable quality - which
Re would particularly call the attention Of his cid custom
about making their spring selections
call examine the styles pr0cs At his wAreroems
b36 Broadway, next door to the Collamore House.
TO FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING 70
l. housekeeping. -GEORGI SCHNEIDER, ~ Canal
three doors from Broadway Of cabinet
furntRfe having to account Of tho building coming
down. offer for sale large of superior
and mahogany furniture consisting Of rich psrlor sets
stagres centre tables bookcases music stands bedsteAA
amoir and mahoreay wardrobcs dressing bureaus and
wahstands sdeboars extension tables and dining
chairs sofas and chairs in arcloth voltars and
chairs &c &C. These articles made expressly for the
city trade OF the best workmanship and will he sold At
prices Mr. Geor retiring from business
C. A. SCHNEIDER will LIST May to l69 Canal street
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

MADAME AUGUSTA HAS REOPENED HER DAN
M cling classes in her commodious house, No 52 Bread
way reduction will be made parties having number
children to be instructed. For Eartcuare
apply between IL and O. clock.