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rzvRUsyNEss OF IMPORTANCE ha

irr rcndrred il necessary Tor me to SPIN sese'''
,np,h. hi. inter in the South have lsf my COMMITS
inn and other business in the hands OF my nephew 81
INV FRIEND Mr. Joseph b. Nowlin. My frie DIS ma e"--
toner. are requested 10 call an Item: .. s,,,.u
uov . l. w VI. ! E. e1hii =
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNcHBuRG, Noy. e.,

IIYNCHBURG, Nov. u, l0oo
TonAcco.-Receipts very light. Sales es Tor r. frl-
,nings 81 jDa4 90; Lugs at "a 5Oa5 %; eo on
mon Leaf 81 50a7 90; Shipping - stay w
good manufacturing SlOal5. n,s,,z.
WnEAr-Receipts fair. Sales for Ked 81 ID
WIZ IN VIM. f. SMITH,
y INV Commission Merchant.
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Nineteen Valuable Sl,ve.

consisting oil men, women and cl6ldre,, ~ -
estate of Martin Watts, deed '9asa
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of t,al..
he Civ n, the purchase giving bond with gg as
al security FOR the payment of the trcha.s,s'
WILLIAM S. MORRIS n
nov 23-tjan9 r.,
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Ia We are authorized to nnuouncr W1ILIAN.G Ban.
ToS candidate Ter the Office Of Commissioner nj
heH@"n'' Tor the Eastern District Campbeil county.
GIL out The uucx pred term oi Robert O. Dos ris
ed. Inov oIdsc,1,toA
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sAsEo,s,

IN pursuance OF a decree II liz q, II
Campbell pronounced ON the llth d,, ~. =
1853, in the suit therein dcpendiro I... Vt
committee nlsintfls AM Watt, nm,
shall, at Campbell Cour;h house, on tie q u. MN
ry, 1874, that being cou,t day. pr, coed - ..} E.
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Horses, WOri<-Oxem, Cn,,,,

The Cror of Cnrn, fodd,r, Cas.Nc Il 10
Kitchen Furniture and Pautatiun II 7sse|a
TERMS OF SALE For all sun.
six mrnih VII be giyrn-lLe nm f8aa
bon Il with good security. All sum. ~. n
cash will be required. len
HIRAM CHEATWoob =
nov 93-ct7,lec or L.. - "a %.
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one. who has observed the progress Of The move
iieni and Is apprsed Of the spirited aud resointe
efforts that arr being made in If behnfcan doubt
that the prospect gifts success i clear "nd I'M
ininnnt enough tn arouse those Who will be inluf-
ed by IL To the most Jealous exerii ~ To prevent
H. We know ofbut one way-and that is to an
ticipate il and supcrsede il viii road on The
eastern side of the Blue Ridge. What Lynch
burr will gan by such roa1, and what she will
avoid and avcrt--as well a. the obligation that
rests upon her citizens TO make themselves active
participants in the effort Ia construct IT, we pro-
pose II show tomorrow. We will not however
close these observations without declaring our
sense of the very able and imposing manner in
which the whole subject vas presented to the
meeting, Tuesdny evening" By Messrs White
head aud Gnrland-and expressing a hope that
they and others may be SOON heard again before
"A fuller gathering of our eitizeiis.
LADIES SuprER.-Tbe Indies of the Second
Presbyterian Church gave an elegant and -ump
tuous entertainment yesterday evening, which
will be followed up by lunch to-day,and supper
again this evening Those who were not present
las night should make amends to-day-thoso
who were will scarcely need an invitation TO re
turn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-24

~ am candidate lor tie, flee # ComHi.
OF hc Ec,enu", in the Eastern District of this e,t
ma !" 'nrant lyt tie resignation Of Cnpt: O. Do.
y i"'ui STEPHEN s DIUGUID.
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oct 28l2Sdec

~ Office All persons Indebted TIA .,
are II qnested to call 1T the store house =
Baghy, where may b. found, and settle iof'
as no longer indulgence can ., ill be given
nov Cts c. c. NlAW1
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
Trustees Sale

Pf Virtue al "A Deed IT Tru., -
- drrsigusd an Tia" 5tl ,la, + a. ''H e
Judith \ piiyer. | shall nn Tiio.5.,.,- -
;embrr ext. IN front Of the Marx,
cash. the property Therein convrt4J ..#5z
life interest inn HOUSE & LOT ". H,..l.Hl
The House i large an.l cnu,mndi,.,, =. ID
tains, ii i thought ulnut One ArPF lie
EDW. d. CHRlSTI,.
nov o3-eodiGdec 'iaA /
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10 Mr. R"bc,t . Dnss having resigned The uffce #
C"mms~i'nri OF Pevenpe from tho~Eastern Di-triet ~
C"mrhrll County. announce myself a candidate ia,
that iirc. "
ELEC lON-tirst Thursday inDccembrr
rov liz, 1t CUAS A nor GOWN
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TRACT OF LAND
Terms Of Sale /:
CASH SALE NEAR 100 Ne

4 tASH Sal LIE OF NEAR 100 N
~ AT AUCTlON.-The underS gaed
Commissioners under decree p. onnuncei 0
of August, 1888, by the Circuit Court oI l'1as.
county, in suit depending in said Couh 10
scph ID. Chambers aud other, are plaiolIil,,'aa
Elliott. admir- of josiah Chambers, dec'l al
are defendants. will offe- for sale ut pu9.ie @
the cash,on the eth day of Decembe', 1853.
Eagle Hotel,in the town of FurmvilIe.
ALI the Slaves, near 100 in NuIn'
belonging to the estate OF Josiah Chambers, Z
sale to be continued from day t, day til aa'
These negroes are likely and vuluublr-an9.
manyEXPERT TOBACCO TWISTERS.
B.J. WORSHAM, /
j. +. THORNTON, 2
II. II. MARSHALL
OCT 2HloRaec
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VALUABLE TOWN PROprI
FOR SALE

bURSuANT to IA decree of the Cirraif r..
Il corr uration of Lynchbure. pleroIare5 ~.
vclnber tenn thereof in the year 1873. MI
'Tyree, &c Us. Tyrce, uod ais, . the g@l.1
Commissioners, will proceed Oh tie l9l9
GENDER next, to sell, by way OF pubic a5a.
highest bidder the following zeal estale5 - :.
] = =
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A l.Ol and Tenpment

on Main Street. adjoining The Warwick Hf.
ing "a feet; A LOT Il TENEMENT IN Ma
adjoining Bruce's Stable; A LOT AND TEAF
on Main Street. fronting 60 feet knowilasiAs +
Hotel; A LOT Il TENEMENT on M8iasoa
ing S21 feet used as Tobacco Factory GyJ "
A LOT 4 TENEMENT N TanYan Ale, :
Fnnncrs Hotel. fronting % feet; A Lot 4
MENr ON Jefferson Street, used IS Commas
10y Fayette Steptoe, ESQ.,: A LOT in Sandy H.
tanning Acre; FOUR LOTS. containing j As
on Diamond Hill, near Republican Spring; Al
the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike road ..u.Ia
Factory of Payne & Crumpton, CONTINUING /.
LOT on Tan Yard Alley, containing \ re-.
the residence of Vim. A. Talbot ED; 4 IT.
Street, adjoining ,he residence f + flisp {.
tanning Ac,e, and n LOT ON FEDERAL iii
the residence of VIM. Crumplon, Esq ea1
Acre.
All of this property is desirahly located, d
worth the attention of business men and pri.r
OF sites tor residences. The sale vii aam
it of six, twelve, and eighteen months fr tHa
ment4 of the purchase money, sub .ect In I'm Il
provaI of the Court. The Purchasers i bem
give bonds with good personal security idr i#
money and the title will be withheld asa ia
IiDy- sulie oct to resale in dcluult ii the a1af
one on more OF the instruments as the sapel
JOHN II. Tl REE, z
SAM'L TNBEE !
nov l9-dtl9dec (E&urr,.a
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NOTECE-S atch Lost Lost On the
/ night OF the 22ad inst, the sidewalk water
SueeD near RobHson's StorcA GOLD WATCH made
by f. Calame. Geneva, No. 12l0O. The gentleman
who found and exhibited it Mr. Robinson will be
suitably rewarded by returning it the owner the Re
pair Shop OF Va. & Tenn Rail rJnd.
24-ds THOS v STRANGE
SEOLEN-From IT, subscriber on Saturday night
~ last, 18Th NJ the7residence of Dr. p. II Gilmer a
BLACK CASHMERE HAT, containing "A small roll of
BLANK negotiable notes with the sieniture of mo- w
Murrc US endurser. As they have been el5nously oh
tanned any attempt discount trade or oiherM Use dis
pose OF the same, will constitute forgery and the pub
nc are hereby cautioned against having anything do
with them the undersigned is the legal owner alone
aud drawer of the same.
nov "a d2t ED H. MTRRFII
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DIR. ThOs. L.. Walker,
" AsONIC BAL Az BUFFALO

vs. In0IDI,H = - ID "A BUFT' 10
W HfhlNGS, AMHERST CO, VA "A Grand Ma
sonic Ball will he furnished bv Mcssrs RAINE
Jay L. nj the Buffalo Springs. Tuesday the y III DIV
o, December next Mt The low price of s. for sumner
alone alter that the usual Tayerl Rate, will be nrc
co. an" ' ltopHetors lcdge tIcmseive, that this Bal,
s ' Snpass anything ofthe kind ever Def re given in
th', country There is now upwards of 90 subscribers
ana preparations will be made 10 accommodate 500 orr
Sous Nei'her pains expense will be SPARED In maxi
az '"tH'ub'e and agreeable HAT may be present on
n'"n provided with Il comfortable stove
:, ''ares u. Johnson, Robert NJ. Sweeny and ] I'm,
Moiss are engaged 10 play with other assistance Re-,
~. music never graced tie Ball room. The Ball will
continue the balance of the week and all tbnt ,,,oi
ne Seco or third night viii he charged the 81 extr,
''e same As attending the first night Come one come
al II you want To spend pleasant Christmas
~, - Wl<1arc MANAGERS
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NOTICE.-WlI i'll he sold It plg#s#.z
" hiahest bidders on Wedre.da, H. ~ I'm
If fair, if not, on the next fl ,lay 1t NJ ba
residence OF james Tiu~lcy. dec'd ..elf st
Bedford-all the peiishablc PROPERLY ae "a
the c.tnle If s.il decedeut cnu.i IN
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Lvnohburg wholesale Prices Current,
PRICES.

coergerrp rytRY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAYS
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CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C.
f!ASTorF CLoTHING.-S2,0co WORTH wANTgD.-
" The highest cash price will be literally given
money for large small lots Of good loft OF clothing
Every description. Address through po call JAHBs
nORONEY ct his secondhand store II Orange street, nesI
Chatham street.
(lLOTHlkG.-1 HAVE ABOUT A DOZEN CLOTH
~ rock, dress and other coats which will sell abouy
TIE usual PRICE, either in single coats lot also
vees If not sold in few days. will sind them 3, aucsion
q. b. CLARKE, ZIG William .treet.
(tLO1HING 6ND FURNITURE LADIES AND GEN.
~ temen having TO dispose Of receive the
value lash by scndg to the Stores IL West way
place and 81 broadway or letter s. COHEN
N Blades attended by srs. Cohsn.
DEAD THIS, GENTs.,IT Is A WE'LL KN.w FACT
III with you all that 553 Pearl street. Broad ray
the very place TO send wntor clothing ~ DO
cleaned dyed altered repaired, And made 70 look eaua
4. coRfIssos. sss Pear, street.
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TT g. MAIL LINE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in the price passaSeU. Mail Steamship Co.
Meeting with tho Pacific Nail Steamship Co., e.rryng the
zspinwAn and Paaama-Tho u s. Nail steamsh Up Company
intend despatch for Aepinwa Monday Dec 9Th a.
sailing doublc,ensine Steamship ILLINOIS, Capt H.
Hartstene NJ to connect at Panama with the Pacific
Mail steamship Company's steamer WINFIELD SCOTT
Through for California by these fayorte steamers
now purchased low rates The transit Of the sh
the expen Of the M de in part BY
railroad and the facilities for crossing the 1thmus are such
~ found any other route California. For
passage, apply to CHAS A. WHITNEY, ~ tho oaoe, 77
Yeats tre oorue of
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EoR sAyANNAH-FARE REDUCED.-THE NEW AND
= splendid side wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA
cabtao y GaIyin carrying tho United States mall
VIII eMe fh.deiPhia for Savannah on Wednesday, Dec
~ ~ o'clock, A. from the wharf above Vine strest
This ship entirely and in speed and strength and
every Tor the comfort conveneuoe Of
eensers IL unsurpassed Fare from Philadelphia 500 steer
The keysoae state leaves as above the following
Wednesday. Agents in Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN
Ne S7ts North Wharvcs; in Savannah, @ A. L. LAMAR
DOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
Mail Line-Ths new and splendid steamship FLORIDA
Captain NJ s. Woodruff will leave on SATURDAY, Dec Der
~ atsP NJ isI% Esr No MSy,h river Apply to
The Alabama, Capt Geo X. Schenok leaves on Wednes
day December H. Through tickets from New York 10 Jack
senyIle, 81; Pjlatka, &33
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They arc al Ora. Now York brt ships provided with
s requisite articles the comfort and of
rsnser and commanded by Of experience in Tho
Tho price passage 500 Without wnea quor8 Gooda
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges hut those actually incurred.
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DANCING ACADEMIES


nANCING ACADEMY, NO. WASHINGTON PLACER
Madame Grayier DeIardins begs to inform ber pupils
nat her lessons will take place Wednesday and Saturday
ASK O'Clock NJ xs usual For particulars up ,iy
dame . residence rs Wooster ST.
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
IL fourteenth street.-Madame Dubreul Fcrrcro Ed
ward Terrero respectfully inform their patrons and pb
Lie that their academy is now open and pups at
all times during the Young ladss mssters'
classes Wednesdays Saturdays Mondays and Thusday
at7 o'clock; on Saturday evening" at ~ o'clock class
after ded; sorees given as usual Several dances
quadrilles will be introduced during the season.
GRAND APOLLiNEA no. 10 BOND SrRERT-PRo-
essor saraoo has the honor TO apprse his friends that
at the solicitation o. his pupils he will give
third grand toree at his splendid dancing aeadeny,
Thursday evening, December d 1853 Tickets 81 each osn
be had At the above academy by making prompt
the tickets being limited In number N. B.Pr0f Saraooo
givos Lessons every day as uausl
MORE NEW CLASSES BRooKEs' DANCING
l Academy, 36 Broome street, between Broadway and
hs BowcryIhe pupils Of tho present season making
lessons trngh the polk tho polka
polka redowa waltzs and quad lilies Tho ladies' aftern
elias on Tuesdays and Fridays rom until o'clock Gea
Mrs Brook.s evening eas FOR ade, exclusively wsdnes
ethor class private lessons received 1T all hours
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ton street will cell this day. Monday; At 10Y o'clock,
at their store fine assortment Of plain and fashionable fur
nure consisting of SOFAS sofa heds ads rocking ohA
fpring seat do maple walnut and fancy do marble top
mahogany centre tables side and sofa tables mahogany
card centre work and side tables bedsteas wsshstand
T ecretasy DooScases ooklnS Eases
in ,an brocatelle and plush ewood marble top
tabes cd bureaus washstsnd and etagsr paper
mache workboxes foos albums teatrays tables;
two dozen mahogany chair ames account of whom
Also by virtue OF MORTGAGE the and
furniture Of saloon and ohce Wiz ocloth tables
canser beer pump, refrigerator clocks cordial scXars
brandy, engravings, 6c.
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MADAME MORROW Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION THU
M most wonderful asroIogist IN the world or that IA
.ver been known She the seventh daughter Of seventh
asaogc science to tell ~ signs future events and All
Of life in regard TO healh wealth. love- sourshp
marrne and will even tell the Thoughts viii ~
mahe Matrmony easy and will show the intended hvS
during her tnvos through Europe rs Droeme street. 81.
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LIQUORS, &C

IN mn HAVANA sECARs JUST IMPORTED
lOU.yUO and Tor sale by H. DAVIS, 20 Washington
street CAL from 9 till p ~ Those that are in want
e good art. y win p'ease call and examine soon they
Lave get 10 be sots-
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THE MOST WONDERFUL GIFT AND SCIENCE or
hntAne and absent hiends ats Bsoons ~ ASas Casaen
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H H; LEEDS, ACCOMMODATIONS DEC. D. AT
IL. II o'clock, in the Saleey, of stre No. Wall
street elegant oil paintings ancient ad modern The cec
op Of Her ry M Weston deceAsee and sold by order
masters Guersino, Lesp.uI N Pogssin, Guido. REM, s.
Rosa ana others " equal merit and also several fine
from the gallery Of Professor Bueson Of Duedor leo
fine collection Of mod Dusseldorf and English oil pic
BY the celebrated modern artists we'll worthy
he Of connoisseurs Also tss balance OF pictures
comprising fine pictures by Lesco Doughty. Inness and
other American artists, well fine pctur oval
copper by the celebrated modern French artists
pinov Caamss.ux roste - Jsis Hareini S,hoyes and
w,rhy the attention Of artss aud cosnoseurs; will
fesd~ for exhibition in gsfery aad after
3tth instant until the day OF sale.
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MRS. LApoMus, NO. 2os CANAL STREET, CONT.
l nnes to tell past and future events kevsA
love esntship and msrrase she will also make love M
nal between parties where u docs not now exist She vii
ament told for ncthing English French and Gsrman ~
gukges apohen. -
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Au1loN.-AsTRoLoGY-MR AND MRS VANpoRN
rom fiiladslphia, are the best they succeed whcr
All oth r. iat IT this fact which induces iiterate
tendIs 70 try to initiate them They the lin snoss Of
yoVs uue huseano wi;e or absent friend 1t we known
70 ,nt puohc at large that they the first tns
only persons in the country who show the IN
reay which can be testied and proven by the
and single who eagerly and daily visit them
hey u1 n0 snow the likeness in box on table
vree win CLOTH their plan Is simple and ON
no pneipes IL Is od q humbug. and
~ can De hanoed by al vstors never fails 10 thro
III into oblivion and disgrace position they 80
Jrsty merit for trying to initiate tho only persons VINO can
snow IN reality who ared Of thess
hSns ior person IL heN York, called No and Mrs Van
horo 10 dolphin, with their apollo nv Tor k
nes but they were all ,sters 10 be-vth
~ and scorn This imposer being unable dispose
sho 10 where II has turned out miserable e.
stcua Your Tickets an early Interview return
70 Ph thei: stay in will be very abort
a. 46 broon street of Greene opposite the Dutok
church nea- Broadway. Hours from A. H. to r. NJ Re-
spects bic eoore people trouble unhappy have An
interview from TO 8 O'clock in the evening.
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NOR SALE-ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN SUPER
II fine toilet pomades hair ellis vinagres
&s &c, at forty cent below
all tho materials for soaps vinagr Ap
ply TO Mr. Eie Du Buissen of william and Frank
torta afro
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rI,oN SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-TuE UNITED
states m all steamer HUMBOLDT, D. Lines oommand
Or for aavre souehins At SOUTHAMPTON to land
ooock from pier No. North river Price Of passage
Fret cabin s20; second cabin, So luggage not wasted
during voyage sent board the day before
sailing, marked below" No freight will be taken after
Thuraeay Dec. 10Th. For freight or passage sPply to
AOyTlXER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 53 Broadway
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M LILLIAN IRVING CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL,
sell ~ auction Tuesday and Wednesday, December
and at los O'Clock each day at the National Academy
Design 653 Broadway splendid sale antique Sevres
lame furniture, silver ware paintings diamonds Go., the
imporatons OF hessrs Cohon Smith selected by them
tates OF Louis Philippe Prince Canine and Others
japanese and Sevres porelane cups and sausars aud
Plates Get Of vases and gaadon Of real Sevr.s
porceiane ma &c for Louis tippe marked and stamped
ss,res vases, plates &c painted BY celebrated masters
bought at the sale OF the Prince Canno pair of
yaaes formerly belonging to lliam H., King Holland
embroidered satn brussels laoes richly nlad antique
eac, furniture, cabinets secretaries &c. Ac superb and
rare oil paintings by masters of tho Dutch Flemish
schools antique silver ware brsnzes diamonds, owelry,
general assortment = :
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corner OF Bedford and Barrow streets tanning
and brick dwelling Will ST.
Price, 5000 Size Of lot, 26 by 75 feet Apply to E. g.
KINSHlMER, 3l9 Fourth avenue, after o'clock p NJ
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E'OR SAN FRANCISCO THE CLIPPER SHIP POLY.
NhslA IS now rapidly loading at pier l3 East river aud
isespssted TO sail ON or before the 10Th inst Passengers by
the Cape are pat ,uary requested examine
and oomiortab Early applicstion IL
cessary as the number is stri,ty limited. " ~
SUTTON Il CO., 81 Wall street
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EyOR SALE-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND BETWEEN
Fourth and Fifth Fifty third north
sSde. VIII be sold easy terms Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

NEW YORK AND AIABAMA sTEANsurP COMPANY
An For Mobile Stopping at Havana The side whssi
steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Capt j. d. Bullock viii sail
for the above pors on Friday December at IL O'clock
erel from pier foot Harrison street North river
SO Freiaht taken for New 0rivaDs oods ooasrp ~
L. Mead Co.. Mobile win be forwarded free commission
Compapys printed rates Of freight and bills adnx can be
had apple at the office. No taken 10
but specie. No freight received sailing days Skinner
evening previous to the day Of sailing Parcels received
porte before leaving port LIvIN0sToN, CRUCHERoN
Co., 81 BROADWAY =
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II Mail Steamer CuRLEW, W. hampton Commsns,r
This nne new will sail tho on We'd
nesday 7th December, 6s Saturday 7th January 1881
Tuesday 7th February and Tuesday fh snroh TIE Ga.
lew has just been bus % hs Clyde expressly for hs
teok and great hss been taken give good
stion. Passage ncy 40 Bcrmues Ge 10 ga Tbomss an
For freight or pnAssec, apply 70 "
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ENCR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED UBLIC HOUSE
Hudson street.
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Gs ssy No &c., e .n
o'clock, M at tho store Of large lot Of ,tsnt snd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

- man andhis WIFE, or two young l,dies 10 plain pri
yate family other boarders Terms ure
Of MIRA. Lewis IS Van dam street, second Walk
without ringing the bell
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-sECOND LINE-THE FOLLOW
ing ships will leave Havre the ltsh, and New York
ort lst Of oh month";
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-05

MOR1GACE SALE "A. w CRYSTAL AR, AUCTIoNEER
M 23l Bowery will sell on Tuesday Dec Il, at ~ O'clock
large and valuable of mems water clothing and
piece goods consisting OF satne and cloth coats do
rahs Of various styles and patterns handsome lot of
satin, cloth and velvet vests cassmeres cloths, vsseens
Innings shirts drawcre &C. The above sale well worthy
the attention Of the trade. 49,
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-FoR

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COkPANY.-FOR
~ New Orlea via Havana. Monday l2-rhe we'll
known and favorise steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain
Henry Wndle This has thoroughly overhaul
ed and is tied with bsers, cabins and farnture
and in respect in the most complete order she
Will sail the 18th December, at two p M from Warren
street pier Rates Of Havana and New Orleans
State BERTH 800 standee BERTH 500 tceage berth
found, 3d. Passage be secured at the company
Office Freight New Orleans 40 cubic foot Specie
only taken freight to Havana Shippers will be supplied
with blank bills adng ef the form Issued by company
application at their ohce No other sigued
bills lading will be signed after the hour sailing Foi
freight or passage apply at the Office Of the company III
West corner Of warren street. N. o. ROBERTS.