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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
some Account Of Tion-ieh. the Head Of the Chinese
RrxnInnan. and hi. Mini.ters.

Among the interesting papers relating % the present
Revolution in China receiyedby the arrival OF the Path
finder one Of more than ordinary ability and research
by DR. MacgoWan He has collected a mass OF mlteri-
ais Illustrating The history of the Revolution and the
leaders who now direct Il which thrOw much light
upon the subject and witbal are 30 entertaining that
our readers not regret space have devoted TO
the matter lien teh wbO s the acknowledged head Of
the movement and alresdy exercises imperial powers
over msny millions of the Chinese is young man now
in bis 18th wear pretended descendant of the Proee
who overturned the Mongol rule and established the
Ming dyDa.ty He family Il 10 govern China fr
upv ard. u two hundred and iy years aud with such
mode ration arc justice greatly 10 eods4r them % the
people They w-r> finally nv@hr'wn oy TIE Eruption of
ihs i-rce rsrar Of tn NorR and those Oftte P-ss sho
sEys1 he Wars which followed concealed IhsmsslYes
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- NewJ.ey snd Me- Hampton ooly 10 mls by stage over
sod ,od On ard sher Juy twice daily at NJ aid
IN by steamer RID JACkfT from Pier No N.ro Ryer then
by Central Ksirond Hampton Fare through - ~ Thlou
- hours For tickets spply HOPES Express Office, No
Brodwsv board the boat HOPES Express in conn
pUth his line.
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W. c T,iINApet. Agent, NC. Courtlsndi-st
DOCHESTEK IOCKPORrand NIAGARA FALLE

~ RAILROAD open 70 BuFfALO.-Ihs uog street sGiek
and sheapeS rous Toronto Hamilton and ls1als West
o. tfsDAY Ja ~ 1858 !Ia,n. All eays Ros'es'el 'a
Bsaao A..all FAs follows - ard rs FM Return
cave Buffalo t4ls Rochester 81
srd&NH fazea.ors buffalo Will and os ID
av other The thoroughly BAH md
peo N entirely us~ Cas- Tie proeui enag o.
&c Rose a. he Tsusctrs --nfrl
WARREN CCLBrRN. Scpt
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate u IN

C.np 80 iat t,tf- tsst' 49, 70 ~ iron, 80 'I-n
ROGERS. f- of &C. ~ Of Nev fort 81 r
-lhs 1faf.
49, Cry before V-t~eo- u "A
~ o. b. res n.'ed lott dav JnH--v tt
"a '....r.r.f CHAs. ROGERS Et-s
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NJ NewNo orb Erie Railroad otHORNELL
lesve from Of pcarc-st 'clo~s,
-lhrough in IA hours y minutes
charge Of q ~ @ hsgrug-
ga. 81 NAH rRAN-SoVpngs 81 I'll station.
~ FNpErss TRstS- Arrive A. Buffalo ~ 10 An
TSckeis A. Nc. Courtlsndtt and Il foot 81 Duaue~t
}. c. HONr. Superintendent
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u YoIk H. aud EasioD-CommenciIs MAY ISf Leeye
Psr and intermediate pacea At An
h ~ snd 45P NJ. md Tor SOmere al NJ Returning eave
PhIyslueh, opposite EaSon, ct and 10 A NJ aud Jl5 r. NJ
bs Ezsbehown with trains by the n j Railroad
Bot Of Couitai d-st . -,
gss. route run IN connection with trains from Newly oowA
biz aiffed ~ NJ. Wednesdays aud % on oatufdaSa
Bssksutdse someryie 80 NJ daily Tor PucAAnie and
Peapsek. House A NJ. daily for eunston' At Ne~
rton daily fof Belydsa sc add al Phil sburzh daily
br wlesbaue BethsIn Allentown NaEok Chunk, and Read
ml Pa
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAlLROAD 10 PNlLA

~ pfLPllA Pier No l. North River foot o. Battery place
Two Lines daily ~ ard z Accommodates Lins 10
BY steamboat TRENTON south Amoo thence BY 10
boIdeniOwu, STOCKTON Philadelphia Faro
e. E,pess Line +. NJ BY steamboat JOHN POTTER
Auloy thsucc Camden ~ 1hcush 81 hou Faro
g RCtuuii. leave Philad lphia az 10 4. NJ aud Y NJ
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n INV YORK and ERIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 y ifsirs % per foot Of puanf-s-. a. fo ,gs:
DAY fNfhtSS nt6A NJ no. Brfao direc the y. \. =.
hsfc iac Nsw.Ncsk Cry H. X change OF
2 arc aso ftr nuukrs.
MAIL lt A. NJ Os punkik srd
t.ts fceteer ty tt tain vl sat1u
tcwccn rh.-ua td tcrtlrs proceed morning
ACC uMMOpAlluN a. u 50 4 N, for Delaware and al in.ss
FrHr
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Gents The and elegant steamer FRANCIS SklODHi
les, New-York from Pier foot OF Robinson EVERY MORNl
(Suresys eacepfed and ssr Thursday, June 30 1875 At
landing Corlenss, Newbush Poushseep.e Cassl ard HUI
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n N he Giues tickets the
Of Of ha and NowHven Railroad corner Of Broad
4h-Av Express leave
AMNd5PM CHECK Though This ~ positively the
only Newly ORR 10 he White Mountains
~ ~ n A L Arerf Snuthft.
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~ SUMNER ARA GFMENT-Msy g SIS
ftAINs Acccc mediation sid Spcs AZ ana
lN ~ 3 sld So 4. NJ. troulb g. New ha'cr.
AtSQ NJ. arc SO 4. for For Caesfef.
Tie 81 I'D p connect vlih he Da-barv 1a Norvaik
New Haven
HIrasTia.a a. A 81 Gr Nsv-lilycu asrtfst S1-rrs,a
"uc,rc and ncccn Connecticut kl'rr ald NuDa' Esuais
otrc' NJ Win horsaic I'D NtuaflcA Railroads Do
St New con Eesd. M Mes London, NrFcA sfl md
fg''t. a.. tIAcvhsscu ert with CANA Railroad Ne
tAl',, ii.n Or = ~ t New.is,a p conn wang " ' f
ul e. Nssssee Raj 1ls e az. scrnr wi1 PIE 400 f
~" '.n 81 ip' hntd on. sr,a.ed nud Co rrc-c 1.su
hsVta.
p Al,y isa '- Boston, soply a. Noa-aase- Had
49, iN.' ~ iccoueao'af'1- auo So TEES
a. 3ai ~. AZ q A. ga fo.f Ct..sr
RAJ TIES 20 efs 3 H. receives r e,---. Il IA
flrt,rc NcU-Lo ccu arc Crns Ra loais II Nes..r....
bSsen sf-e- tp etcs Nea-tsFtn 90 arss. asls fr.
4 %" s I'. iforpoe a. Bria cpo, N,lsak
Ettnlf1a 4 n. srl p
Aouotl fc.c .rf.ntct.or.
De lave Do a. The station d. s.s -..l
A-Se"is'ss s'y, ls'e GO ". WHiSILER Jf Sspi.
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~ stone New-nochele Glen Cove Oyster Bsy oyd Dock Cold
sprns AID NohporSteameI NORwALk vii leave Fqtoa Mo-
Sip dy (Sui excepted 81 for States Dock White
stone NewRocee HUNTINGTON, Oyster Bay aud MoudayS
and Frdays for Colo Sorns Gu rueday Thursdays
md Saturdays Nohpon nins ue1i Oflus At y " -
steamer CROTON daily Suudays and the y tp ca rurs
DAY, excepted viii leave Fulton Market slip al y Tor White
aud Glen Cove u 81 for NbteSiOne, Glen Cove Glen
God and Rosu returning morning At pam Pleasure Pates
ouu odtr. tenn
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TO CONTRACTORS


>sals will be received at This Office until Monday.
the 3rd day of January, 1853, at 10 o'clock NJ, for
the following works:
The extension OF the Culvert on 9th street,
around Braeg's mill 10 the race In rear of the mill.
This culvert will be 2x feet wide, aud 81 feet
high clear, side walls average feet thick laid on
thorough flags, ane have strong covers all laid in
best cement m orter
Also, cuIvert on Dock street, from Shockoe
creek TO 18th street, and up 18th street to Cary
street. This culvert will not be less than 10 feet
deep; its capacity will be feet wide and 4 feet
high, clear, the side walls laid on thorough flags,
and to be 2t feet thick at bottom and one and
half feet thick at top, covered with strong granite
slabs, and all laid in the best cement morter.
Also for filling and grading a new street from
the south end OF 9th street around Hraggs mill
and through-the Armory grounds.
The estimate the first mentioned culvert is
placed at $3.50 per foot, with proper deduction
for stones on the ground) that on Dock and 18th
streets at 50 90 per foot, and the grading on the
new street, through the Armory grounds at 10 cis
per yard, for filing
No bids which extend the cost beyond the es-
Inmates will be considered.
Payments will be made on monthly estimates,
with reservation of 90 per cent until the com.
petien of the work. Contracts must be signed
within ten days after the award or they will be
considered as abandoned.
NJ. BATES, supt Streets.
Oaice of Supt. Streets, cath Dec 1852 dtd
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IIEE INSTANCE.

,,r-r,,r' BFEFFIT COuPANY.-Charter per-
+ --g,.-Net capital let October, 1852, after
-. = .rs.es anu expenses, sl,524,253 75,-The
"a. .e.gr. TO II insured. The dividens are
rss saana y ald ayerage over one:tniFa t9e
- , - Insured Is l.y.ug-aud thus helps the in
go fr..v lis premiums with ease.
fg-l,r ~ annual premium on a Life Policy
.-r. .,rrs $50 nal. is loaned to the insured If he
a.. csu :nsure-heir husbands lives, free from
81, +..-srls Of MS creditors.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent,
C.Fce corner Main and Ilih streets.
.a.-a.y Richmond. Va.
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DIR. ADDINGTON, (gradu.

esssA DIR. ADDINGTON, (gradu-
Kskx7& ate) DENTIST, practitioner since
NlIYYYYpisi having fully tested his reduced
prices, desires to make known to
every person that he will continue permanent, the
following charges tor his services; with the assur-
ance that his operations shall be pertorraed.beter
than under his past exorbtant fees. How so1 Be
cause he and his assistants are kept in full exercise
and make more money.
Extract tooth 25 cents; Plug with silver or tin so
cents; with gold IS cents Pivot Tooth 81 50 Plate
Tooth 81; upper or lower setts s25, with or with
.,p. :, ,nt,5rcI artificial gums, &c NOS
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CT 90 s1.O0.-ope thousand Likenesses

G1 0O S1.00.-one thousand Likenesses
y AsVO, have been taken at OSBORE'S Da-
guerrean Galleries since the reduction of prices
Ana we now wish it understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81. Remember, this is the only place
where Sky-Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think dollar is too cheap for a good
ness worth 5 or $40. Remember the place.
OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags
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FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE

~ FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
S- INSURANCE The Richmond Firs
~ asS%Association are now prepared TO ssus
policies of Insurance on the above de.
scription of risks on ss reasonable terms as any
similar company, and respectfully ask share OF
the patronage of the public. Applications will be
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main and
9th streets where the officers will cheerfully fug.
nish all Information that may be required. Az
leases promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN II BOsHFR, Secretary. NH II
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pROAD STREET CIGAR STORE, No.
II f04.-HAWLEY & HAYES take pleasure in
informing their friends and the public general tnat
they are now prepared to furnish them with
choice article of imported and domestic Cigars !;
also, fine article of Chewing Tobacco. Snuff &c
wholesale and retail
Remember, sign OF ths Negro and Indian, near
Broad Street Hotel.
N . All orders left at this store, or the Post OF.
nee, for Lightning Rods, vii! meet with prompt
attention.
de- l0-dlm L J. HAWLEY
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TEREI-A CHANCE FOR b AR

TFERE I@A CHANCE FOR B a r.
II GAINS AT THE FRANKLIN CLOTHING
STORE, No IJ2, Main Street, Richmond, Va.-We
save us. recesye5 in addition 10 cur already large
stock OF Bessiy Made Clothing, superior lot OF
ore ais, OF various Styles. Also. Dress Sacks,
t.lck aud Dress Goats OF every color, style and
cg.4r7 T.ain Black aud fancy Cashmere Pants
AZ, vests in endless variety, and of every style
quai,y ana material. A large and very select stock
0: Geni.smen's Furnishing Goods Every article
suitable to complete the Gentleman's Wardrobe
Asb, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags &c &c. Al of which
y W. sell at cost until the lst of January as we
wish to c!ouse ou; the entire Stock by that time
Thos= wno call early Hill get the best bargains.
K DECOU & CO.,
ds 4-ln 1872 Main Street
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ALL SMALL BOTS.-H. P. TAYLOR, Sth
Il street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe-
cal attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation,
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Kule is peremp
tory, but as sentleas possible. oc9
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YOU DON'T SAY SO.
TOME one, come all, give me a call,
" Around on Governor street.
My stock is small, but yet for all,
They say it's hard to beat.
But time works wonders so they say,
And so my time III wait,
Until my musings ended,
And then time shall lay me straight.
But while on earth I'm living
MY Prices shall be fair;
So now your watch be given,
Unto me for to repair.
BARTHOLOMEW,
de % Opposite the Dispatch.
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DkNTAL sURGEON.-I

s~wwA DkNTAT. SURGEON.-nr.
kx<xS& R. X. CHAN LER, graduate of the
OITYVV%WBstimoreC College Of Dental Surge.
rv,l offers his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office las Main street, Eagle Square.
REFRRxNcgs-Proiessor C. B. Gibson, Professor
C. P. Johnson Rev. DR.. Howell, Rev. J. B. Taylor,
Rev. Ro Rylaud, A. q. Wortham, NJ. D., and VIM.
P. Butler, Esq, Richmond
Professor G. A. Harris, Professor Thos. E. Bond,
Professor w K. Handy, Prot. c. o. Cone, aud Les
ter Noble. u. ID. S, Baltimore. sc e2-dom
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VOL 3--NO 90
80 7;7.; D1ILY DISPATCH

:77Tr DAILY DlSPA1C
zzs a. cowARD1N. Proprietor
-r-cg R. PEASANTS. Editor:
=7yEs ~ THACkEkAl: ,r,.oA
A'.',' accomplishments oil nHcS
or s...r q y 5'irr graceful verses as
e-.- -, ,sh-.e -9ualE IN his M 9in
r.i,o.. z.'l remember Inc i9lIo~tus ert,,,'
81 -, sid 20 have been Written uS ~
'' sr,-aprisle 20 the i'onuSi,ss0I ha.ta;,c IN
ft-F a75 sP.. 49, Sansel is seen hastenins "
T-'' ,.,p a arg" prayer ooeN' IA"
r,ehc watching ne.
3 4''- " The church Poreh'
...,r,. sater I,
s.rYglEd a5out the spo'
Sometimes 5FC!'
Ana AZ the sacred sS'S'
90 aorelar "Tes ! WAX
r,ae,,su. Of her.
-7a Minister bel tolls oat
,-,ra the City y0u;
ir5 n, 50 agi bummine;
~. -.42p'd the Ginning bell;
r,sr rae ryan swell
s.r.. eo,i.Dg, shes coming
~, 'sSy comes st 'ast,
r-.l4 .hi s,epoag fssi,
and Hyste2lnS either,
.H.b n 11es, eyes downcasi
rGrts-she's here-she's past
Nay Heaven go with her.
r,ee uai;stu-5d tair saint,
mr. az. your prsise or plslnt
Aeeaiy ard duly.
xii not enter there,
Tos.Uy your pure prayer
WIZ thoughts GnruIy.
50. su-Err me TO pace
...n4 the soI biden place,
lingering a minute.
Ike 6.tcast spirits who wat
and SEE through Heavens sate
Angels viola IT,
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2TEG8O HIRING.-The subscribers again
y .-s- tlar services to their friends and the
MIC T. E:re cut Negroes the ensuing year they
y use ,her 5es.etfJrts TO get good prices and good
-era., Persons wishing US to hire out their Ne
g-5gs w. ,.ease inform US as soon as possible.
N B d C. B. HILL,
Corner of Franklin and Wall streets.
o.L---a,IlIa
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TCOST.-WishIng to reduce our stock before
IL the Let January, we earnestly call attentionto to
Rich Brocaae Dress Silks
Do Plaid and Striped do
To Printed Paris Mouslin De Lanes
Do do do Cashmeres
Medium and low price Dress Goods, variety OF
STYLES, which we will sell at cost commencing this
day. together with large stock of fembroideries ct
very reduced prices. ..
WARREN PERKINS,
de7-lm 14l Eagle Square.
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EDUCATION.
Rh. ELAM's sEMIN AIRY FOR
AA YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, be-
tween S3rd and l1th Church HtlI.-From

M ks. ELAM's > MIN AKY FOR
~ fUoNG LADIES, Broad street, be.
tween 1;srd and 24th, Church Hill.-From
prepared for the reception of boarders and dsy gu.
phs, as ali alterations and arrangements will have
oeen completed by that time The Principal has,
10 ADDITION to the teachers heretofore engaged in
the various departm secured the assistance of
an efficient and experienced teacher from Washing.
ton ID. Z. Studies-are the various branches of
Enghsh, Philosophy, Chemistry Fotanv Astrono.
my, Mythology and Rhetoric Particular atten.
@ a,on oireeteo 70 writing, composition, arithmetic
Terms:
6oard per scholastic year OF 10 months, with bed.
~ uinS' "S, .-----: S125
Iuition--Engish varying according to the at
tslnment OF the pupil, from SI6 to rs
Music on the Piano (vocal instruction included) 40
Painting and drawing. %
Languages and Lectures at Professors tees
N BIO those sufficiently interested to enquire,
the most satisfactory references will be given either
in city or country, or both.
Mrs ELAN begs leave to add, that the classes of
Astronomy aud Geography are daily instructed in
the of the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studies.,
de l5-lm"
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, viii give in.
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub.
jects or models are by the best masters and have
Ooen SeiSCteu view dLLrHCL ana the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style of execution that viii readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this art are invited to call at his
rooms corner of 9TH and Franklin streets) and ex.
| anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences If desired
| Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
ceived on. the same terms &C In schools.
oc4-3m*
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OFFICE OF SUPT. OF STREETS,

RichmOnd. Dec q, 1862 )
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
L Monday, the Sd of January next at IL o'clock
M, for Boarding and Clothing twelve hands hired
TO work upon the streets, from the 10th January
ls53 to 10th January 1854.
The ration to consist of the usual variety and
quantities of good, wholesome food which must
be particularly stated, both in quantity and quality
The clothing to consist of the usual number of
suits of good materials and well made clothing
including hat and blanket and four pair of good
shoes to each hand. The number of garments and
quality of the materals must be specifically stated
contract with security will be required for the
faithful performance of the agreement.
NJ. BATES,
de 2S-td Sup Commissioner of Streets
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o. TIE PUBLIC.-HkN2Y SaAFEK 4
~ 5',ihent OF cheap working Clothes which they
fo se as Toe season 10 far advanced) very low
tractors and hirers Of hands will find it to
NJ 'pse'ess 70 sapply themselves at our establish
---- 20 tV| Meln street. corner I4th de %
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aa n. W. NELSON 81 co.,

Ia n. W. NELSON a. CO.,
IA MERCHANT TAILORS,
a Broad ST., Opposite r. & F. r. r. Depot,
--Aa- Fave received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles They respectfully request call from their
customers and the public
Attention is also called to their superior assort.
meut of ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail 10 please both regards style and price.
oc 4-3m
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Eoh HANDSOME ANU CHEAP CHhIoI-
4 MAS PRESENTS, call at No 2l5 Broad street.
22es2~l4.y DECORATED Motto Cups and saucers,
Una ~ Mugs, Flower Vases, with great many
n--.F ~. chlna ornaments also, some handsome
Ut. ". Anhsles' Work Boxes, Hair Brushes, Fancy
soaps Pertamery. &c.
49, ~ last received an sssortnsnt of Forks, Tea
pa.1. ~1u La3e Spoons, soup Ladies (some new pat
r,aS} ,ra} oeeply plated on English Abata or white
-n eH excellent and durable article, nearly as
eyja ~ De ss s'i'er aud not one fourth the price
- - X L. HICKSON
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NOTICE,
ofK!cE or THE J. K. & X. Co. }

OfF.VG q THE J. K. q r Coz
- - OsAL LS will be received a this ot5ce un,;,
ant y 10 Gay oi Jenusfy next tor furnishing the
Cousavp pUy1u ',, oy lEe James River and Kanawha
40 lJ oh the let and ID diyisions and on The
sag ''ef connection, with ratious and clD,bins
%, tne ensuing year o'''n'hg
-, 30 PARTICULARS, apply to the Secretary of the
% sppty WALTER GWYNN,
--1-<" &c @1-<" Chief Engineer JR&K ca
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CLOTHING AT AUCTION CLOTHING
v AT AUCTION.-I will sell the balance of nv
stock of Clothing at cost for few weeks, and the
remaining stock will De sold at Auction Call at
80 and 80 Main street, and securs your Christmas as
suit while you have the chance. 25 per cent.
saved by purchasing at HYNEMAN'S, as the stock
OF Goods must positively be sold. Black, blue
brown Frock and Dress Goats Beaver and Pilot
Overcoats; 1900 pr Pants, 1000 Vests, all of which
| will sell at first cost
Do not forget that the place is 80 and 90 Main
street.
de l3-lm* LEWIS HYNEMAE Pronrietor
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GREAT HOLIDAY PREsENT.-"PAT,
" RIOTISM AND GENEROSITY" COMBINED.
The exercise of these two most enobling qualities
of the heart of Man or Woman, can be fully graft
fed in the bestowal OF your "Christmas Gift by
the presentation of copy of T. B Welchs Magni-
ficent Portrait of Washing ton. For sale by
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
de 24-st Eagle Square.
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NOTICE.-JAMES A. SMELL, Executor, will
IL offer, at the ole stand of Hugh Rileigh decd,
the entire stock of Dry Goods, at and below cost
Many desirable Goods may be had at reduced
prices, consisting in part of the following, Wig:
Heavy sattinetts, Kerseys and Blankets, for Ser
wants,
Superior fine Cloths, Cassimers. Vestings &C., for
Gentlemen,
Also, large stock OF plain and figured, black and
fancy colored Dress Silks for Ladies; and many
other desirable Goods, usually found in the Dry
Goods line, suitable for the season. which will be
sold without reserve until lst January, 1852.
All persons wishing to secure good bargains will
do well to call soon. no19-H
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INSTRUCTION. ON THE

sszl INSTRUCTION. On THE
Es1RasE E u PIANO, ONCE WEEK.-ln con-
M n 1sequence of the undersigned having
sto giveinstruction in the country on
Saturday, he Is lett almost entirely unoccupied on
the corresponding Wednesday, and would be glad
to give lessons ON that day, to any who may de-
sire it, either in the city or its neighborhood.
FIR. WULFF,
Prof of Music, and Organist at st. Johns Church.
E Orders may be left at the Bookstore of
Messrs Harold L. Murray, Broad street.
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