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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-31

Philadelphia, and not Baltimore, is to
place for the next meeting of the Generalt Z
ton OF the Episcopal Church of the [, :
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The State Temperance Convention Of
Carolina, which assembled at Raleigh last
passed resolutions in favor of prohibitorY
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LANCASTER, Pa, Oct, 26.-Mr. Elliot
made balloon ascension from Baltimon
morning, arrived here safely this evening
ing made very pleasant trip. His balIoo
good condition
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NORFOLK, Oct. 26.-Last night a ret
Californian, who came passenger in the NJ
Light, was robbed of 81, 300. Another one
had $1,000 in his possession, is missing
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hkSN0LGEEoN The firm oi 7 a. Atkinson
- y Co Wa diss 1ye tie sl last., by mutual
r"nsrpt Al persons Indebted IL the late concern W.,
make PAYMENT 10 l. Athin.o1, earl> Aud ali having
eHms against il vii liars. - f.-.i IN IN L., him for
payment. SUSAN VI ATkI son,
oc' 3I-d2t A ATKINSON
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CHARLESTON, Oct 26.-The storm has
very severe all along the coast-seyeral
have suffered seriously.
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NIcKsBuRG, Oct. ga heavy frost feI
last night. The city is now perfectly heat.
business begins to move with considerable
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

81 Proposals will he received by the unfcrsisnri
this atee from tie }r1 until the l5th day Of Decem
bernext, at noon, far the Graduation Masonry o
81 miles Of the "Norolk and Petersburg RI Road :"
between the city of Norfolk and "Warwiek swamp in
the County Of Sussex.
Fer particulars see Rail rad l.mrnan NJ Norf5lk
papers. " NJ. MALONE.
Ghle Engineers Office, I Ghief Engineer.
Norlal. Civ. VI. Loci 81 3tnn1lnIr.l
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92. IA liz N FOR SALE ea
-@4.- NEAR LIBERTY. -zlra
ESSE I. HOPKINS j. an1helis ed To sell, privately,
~ Farm which formerly resided adjoining the
towh al Lihe1N, and continuing ln0 ACRES IL Is
well "atered and timbered. with small DIV YELLING
iOl Sc on it. II l. desirable location for a Snml
tandls The cleared land Is in fine condition
OIL y, CO.. WILSON c. HEWITT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-31

GrANo.-We congratulate our friends in the
country al the renewed prospect of yet obtain
ing supply of this great fertilizer
a will be observed by our advertising columns
Mr. II. ". Fry calls upon his customers to send
N their orders in anticipation of the arrival of
several eargoes which are looked for shortly; to
be furnished at the former price, Sl6 per ton.
With many we suppose this intelligence may
come too late for the present sowing season
Others there doubtless are, however, who will a
vail themselves Of the opportunity to put in a
portion OF their crops with the Guano now to be
obtained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-31

4 CREE & Nee lANAHAN will occn,v tho hui
runs oil their store until the front is fired mn
Gnl,tnse down the alley between Me>srs ! Y NJ.
iiolns and their Store House. Iact3dsc,s1
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To Tobacco Planters,

HAVE severnlhundred Acr, OF Valuable TO. nm
BAGGo LAND in Arnold, Valley, Rock - -
hrides. Conny about 30 miles above Lynclbure, "a
the james River Cana which wish In have cleared
oat, end am wiling 10 give die privilege of Two erol NJ
lotacc l,r CLEARING AND ENCLOSING and To
paf cents el,a eold far ehoppa- he wood III il.
AMI ahaat mile, uloHg IN encIined PLAIN from tbe Ca
mai Ihose Who would avail themselves ri such an on.
peil1aty 10 mike mo- ~ should mike ;mneale nnpll.
ehton 10 the subscriber. they nfy be too late Let
ter' addressed 10 me, al the Natural Bridge vi receive
rmmlt attention.
OIL ; l. Sc}w FRANCIS :. ANDEpS0N
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LiNCnBURG NIRGINItN.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
TIE AdIninistsa len md the Dominant Party.

noNon NoaNiNei=............oor 81. 49,.
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PLANK RoAns.-Therc are five plank roads
nov leading out Of the town of Fayetteville, \.
{, the average cost of which wns not over four
teen to fifteen hundred dollars per mile, aud all
paving, il is said ten per eent,and others are be
ing projected aud built in the adjoining sections
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Died.


On Saturday, Decern TO- consumption WAsHscroN
FRA7BR aged ~ years and raonths.
The relatives and friends Of the faxaiy respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon half past
one O'clock from his late residence No 335 Trout street.
On Saturday. December TO- JOIN JAooB of John aud
Nary Arrowsmith, aged months and 10 days
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
tend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock without
further vitati from the residence of his father Luz
quer street. near Court, Brooklyn
On Friday December o. ate, lingering Illness OF con-
hampton, Mrs. CoRsEIA MORTON Of Boston, aged IA
years.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are re-
eully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
NJ BALI past twelve O'clock from the residences of her
son-ir law, r. T. Hsrtshorne, No. 1856 East Twentieth
street.
On saturday orning December 10, at three ociock,
Of typhusfevtr WILLIAM II SHAW, aged 81 years.
his remains will be taken to Athens N. Y, for inter-
nent
On Saturday morning. December 10, of congestion Of
the lungs, GEORGE NEAf, colored native of the West
Indies, who for than twenty t.o years pa has
been constant and faithful aendant tho New Yak
LIGHT Gnatd.
Tho funeral will take place to morrow morning, from
hie late residence. No. S3 Sullivan street
On Saturday afternoon December 10, JANE HnLYARD,
aged 20 years.
Her frisnda, and those Of her brots or, Randall W.
Roberta respectfully requested to attend the funeral
from their residence No. 239 Ninth street, to morrow
afternoon ut one O'Clock.
On Saturday December TO- OF spoplexy CArBARms Fox,
aRed So years
The friends and relatives Of the family sre reqes ed TO
attend the funeral from her late residence No 10 Care
street. this afternoon at half past O'clock without
further invitation
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

MORE NEW CLAy sES-BRooKES' DANCING AGA
w deny, 36i Broome street between Broadway and
noysf pupils Of The rrssns season arc making
lka lka uazourkn schotscne polka
redowa, wfzes quadril,s Tho la5ies after
on Tuesdays and Faya, from thr>e Ill six O'clock Gentle.
msps Glaze 1uosiaye and Fgideye from seyon III olsgen
~ NJ Mrs. Ere0kes evening oasH Nsr lndies eNotueigcv
cfsr d.N u snt. .oNUu r,sc 't1r-N r.
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Married.

mafrleQs
% Thurfday, December =. at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, by the Rev Austin Creig WILLIAM HORTON
d. to SARAH L., third daughter Of s. smith Townsend
al Of Orange county.
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"A Ma0nIfcent Piano, by Hallet & Conn
mon the original and celebrated piano manufacturers
- ia sod at great bArF N BAT prices that defy
HORACE WATERS, as3 Broadway
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ARGE FURNITURE Sale AT FORT BAMILroE.-
~ The subscriber will sell - publi, suction, Tuesday,
18th Dec a. lOs N upon IT, misss all the furniture
Hamilton House, Foft
Hamilton, consisting OF large her of beds paiassess
and mattresses Of the first quality sofa chairs lounges,
tttomans, mirrors toil tables shstands carpets TO-,
&c VIII also be sold 1T N saa'e time one pair OF fno
matched bsy French
duuhle ana single harness &c. Sale positive, without
Dealers and thers in the city wishing attend
the sale take the steamer John Hart from the foot Of
Murray street. at nine o'clock
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r AW LIBRARY-WILLIaY IRVING CO., AUC-
IL onsers will sell nj auction 90 Monday, December 18th,
at o'clock a the sales room No. Pine streets the
tire library lawyer comprising about 900 volumes of
standard Reports rrn ton on the Sta.
tutes Cokeb Four Institutes Co Istnck Reports wards
Johnsona Cbancery Reports. Johnaoas Superior Court,
Sandords Chancery Reports Wright Tenure, H. &c.
Also shAra New Yak Law lnattut
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THE MILITARY.

Alta MEETING OF THE DUFFY GUARD, tbs roll
"A lowing resolutions adonted =
Whereas 1t has been tho will Of tho Almhty to
from snddewly and unexrected, happy
com panion, William Wiids; therefore,
Received That tho aud friends of this COMPANY
and tho fsebds Of tho deceased Seud his funeral aud aid IN
paying tribute ofresrcc 70 comrade ard friend also,
,s..ts# n. a.s .c.UiHt# tf. .,sH yft NtIn+t
M s4tNNN, sy.s1.Ltt u - -eLst,
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Eva 10 her Papa.-A Beautiful song. ny
a. O. Howard supr nv little Cordoa Howard tho great
moral drama Of nce TOMS Cabin Price rs cents. Pub
lshed by HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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IN addition to the bmeriexn quadries, and Caforna
quatres, and NJ Jullicns other popular music Mr. Joh
LIE has tn pleasure to that bis gitt oook
"yullien's music for the Million contain the usuy
celebrated Great Exhibition Quades The Shole vauans
collection price dollar hundred hne pianos us
tEbutsd among the purchasers
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iSVERTISESENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

"
RERHONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JAMES GINTY, WHO
landed in New York from board the ship Benis
Adams tho first of Juns last Any inform alton
his shcrhouts w be thankfully received by his brother
Join GIN1Y, 70 Charlton street, n CIV York.
If JOSEPH wuEALAN, FROM THE COUNTY OF
Galway passenger In tho shin Constellation from Liver
POOL about two weeks Is in the city he il requested
ci on Mr. Peter Rowe 100 Gold street. he will hear az
TO his advantage person hno wing hin will
been seat to the hospital.
TT JOHN HENRY BLEwETT FORMERLY OF CORN.
wa England, or any eraon acquainted ha ring been
ssaesntsa WITH hin should see tbi. notice. he s aformed
any information viii be gladly received
street.
WANTED : INFORMATION OF THOMAS BUTLER
w bricklayer who arrived from Dublin In the citv az
New York, wit Din the last two months lila enda
aearrg Of bs arrival would thank any who would rive
any tegenca OF him. Please call 2s FirsJ avenue bo
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets Kate H hird
focT front room.
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Fourth Tho Oldest fancy e.Ab
lishment in hst street Late Foubo st GERMAN in Paris
All articles warranted genuine and in the latest style Or
dsrs attended with Fancy furs storage in the
season.
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ro,,c,-xow york P,ckw,ch CUBA

meeting OF Club will take place Sunday afternoon
ao III at O'clock at the house of John Garland corner
owery and streets, 20 make
Apnusi ball Every member is requested to attend BY
der OF MR.. PICkWIC President.
DIT sLAMM ar, Secretary.
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CLOAK AND Dasss TaIwMISSe.

DrcF cIctr CttInoNs vFtyTr. REAb GrwruRr
- intt hH i.f IS it - ttst G.e #fl tipN.
i.tN SIC Nftt II 8t' hNr -. L. x
ttsSs At.H4 Et.E, =. "a Broadway.
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ITO THE FIREMEN.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES
TO inform his friends that he is not candida for the
office Of assistant engineer and would
them TO cast their the regular
william simpson Of Hose Comgan ~ john H. Brady, Of
Hose ompauy 43, of Harlem. ELISHA KINGSLAND,
Foreman Of EngiEe Company 26.
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DY COFFIN HAYDOCK-SpoaE NO 30 BROAD
ID street-Large ard sale Of 5000 cases India
rubber shoes, the second quality
49, 1873 ct II O'CLOCK their 81 les No. Broad street
For approved dorsed three
ada rubber shoes under the
Goodyear patent and ~ be soi without reservethe only
ale be made this Catalogues and samples
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mitchell DEMONSTRATION.

THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS tNANIaOUS
adopted last evening" by the Committee Of the Mitchell
Dinner
Resolved That tho officer, Of tho civic and military
OF ties who desire unite In the compm public
dnr John Mitchell hereby respectfully invited
to in the mmittee Of such Din session every
B. O'CONNOR Chairman
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rTI.sIAvERy IECTUaEs.-TBE NEW YORK ANTI.
rIayery socis,y (auxiiary to tho
foeiey believing present tim 10 be einent favorable
Tor M ana discussion In this city, the great qros
ton American slavery as made arrangsnents for
Course slavery Lee uee 50 be delivered each
cessiye TasfSay syerng beginning sec 49, asd closing
sut may be rresented m 81 it, aspects political moral
soeal and rel gious and with fairness toward all
ndee friends o. the cause the society has engaged the
together with the times when they sovsraly expeoe
appear, are given beow:-l Hon. John p Hae Tuesday
evening, Dee IL Hon John q. slfrey Tuesday
ing, bee a. Hon Joshua r. Giddings Tuesday evening
Dee "a Mr. O. Lenox Remond, tuesday evening" Jan. 3.
John jay, ESQ, Tuesday evening, Jan TO- kew. Henry
Word Beecher, Tuesday evening, Jan " 7. Miss Lu
stone Tusdsy evening, Jan "a Horace Greeley Tues
ever ing Fe5. 10 William Lloyd Garrison ESD Tuesday
evening" Feb. ~. IL Rev Theodore Parker TUESDAY
Ing Feb T. y wspeel Philips lsa, Tuesday sysnios
March Terms Of admission Gsatls%an's season ticket
man lady c One Sd%iss for gsntlsma s5 and two
way opposite the Park At Roe kockwsed Sons No. All
Houston street; At L.. II Embree's, No 1874 BoweTy At
Fowlers es No. 1871 Nassau street, at the Anti Slavery
Office No 2 Nassau rect, stare; and at the door OF
the Tabernacle Tuesday evenings Lectures at
~ oclooR-doors at ga o'clock. BY order OF the
OLIVER JOHNSON Chairman
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-3'i'' saw" Tn0MAsT. CHURCH, Auction.er.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
furniture the Itoferty Of family geing to the south

furniture the property OF family geing to the South
u w. HOLMES will sell Tuesday, Dec Is, ~ ION O'Clock.
all no furniture IL the brown stone Il Of
For fifth street sEd BrQAdws, comprising elegant carved
rosewood suites in CRU I'D and and
broese carved marble top CENTRE pier and
tables reewooa IDS and ete efes
Ianoot aaestry Brussels III ply aud ngraio carpets,
velvet md Venetian stair rich damask and lace
tsns Chi SETS sl tiet sets, walnut and nah 'gsny
extepfion tables. arbe bureaus and
French be5sesds pest curled air quilts
forter blankets mahogany caiIs sni rockers otoaue
lupges and sewing chairs and a
yer plated ware " CUTLERY Sc slso good cooking
stove and the hchen urniture with which the sale will
The above prcs the fl niture houses,
psrt havirg been removed from ther street. and will
10 fid without the leaves nex9 week.
Terms sh and depe site ed"rd Of all purchasers Gaia
loguee ct tho house on Tho day u sale.
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prces-New styles OF rich gold bracelets breast
pins esrrngs ses of pearl and enaaeled hseaines
shmbies, oekets pearl pins, and pencils for sale the
factory Of the subscriber 3l Broadway. up stairs.
DAVID RA H. Aanufaot lrer.
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nc BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON FaIDAY, DEcEMBEK
ii at IL O'Clock at the stable Of Coukn Carl opposite
the Fulton fs-ry Brooklyn, ths well troting
True rohn The in dition. and 10
st Mr Sim Goflands East New York. Til, OF
this horse resdy previous dav Of sal for
$3.50 upwards TO carry 400 ID. and driver mile
heats, best three in five.
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LIQUORS, &C.


A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF WINE FOR SACRAMENT
and table warranted the juice of tho
And blackberry wine by the oask saon,
Address herres Vineyard BULBS Head Port Rich
nnnd. StstAu talanS AN ovdera postr male
r. CAZEr. IMPORTER OF BRANDTEs, GINS wits.
W keys wines and fegsrs &C. has removed to No Whit.
hall street, con tinuaton of Broadway
HAVANA sEGARs SELLING our FOR CASH
- 7oOO0 Jet remaining unsod and is worth the
Of deslers Sold in lots TO suit cheap
Trey M st be posed Of ARMY to a. DAVIS, 25i ashiny
ton street. from A. N. to 3 r.. N.
FANCY FUES.
NANCY FURS-ESTA BLIsIIED 1880 REGULAR FAN
cy Fur Store ladies are especially invited to call and
examine extensive stock fnrs
warranted to be as repr, Bented GEO s. MAWSON co.
Manufacturer and Importers AZ Maiden lane.
E'URS-TAECY, BkAsONABL6 AND WARRANTED
Al Maiden lsne-The subscriber respectfully solicit
the attention OF his customers travellers and che publ
to his msches' assortment Of furs manufacture
BY himself from the best felccted materials and
formity with The modern European fashions The subscriber
especially rooommt nds his nock Of snbes H. H.
stone mAr.cn mink marten, and ermues such
and excellence asto justify him in introducing the public
articles OF the nost genuine and selected character
WILLIAM kOsER, Importer OF Furs, Al Maitcn lano.
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The Best Cough Syrup In the Vorld.-If
DR. Roses celebrated Couah Syrup and y,u will ind it to
everywhere and has cured thousa ,ds In botes - so
cents, and 81. Sold by X Ii. EARTSaORN,
l62 Fulton street, opposite ST. Paul's Church.
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AsTROLOGY.

g.
A sTRoLOGY AND pnYsIOGNOMY.--THE CELEBRAr.
"A Cd Doctor J. sHuMAN, Swede by BIRTH can be
nitsd on Al events life past present and future Nay
TIES cEcuIsted for ladies and gentlemen. Residence III
Chamber street, Greenwich street.
MADAME BORROW rs. WITHOUT ExUEpTI0N, ran
M most wonderful astrclogist in tho world shs. has
ever been known. She tho seventh daughter of seynh
aausnter and horn with g by being learned In tht
seraogc science 30 tell sisrs future evente and sill
oSsns of life In regard 80 heaI wealth. cye sourtanp
rstrse and viii tell the very thcughts snd wall .
MAKO matrip,ony easy ard will chow the intended hps
etnds abs mt friends which has stonshod thousands
curing her travels through Europe. 70 Broons k
tween Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen moi admitted.
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JoARp wANTEu-iN suG COUNTRY. Fog raHEE
- eh,Jr.n two boys sad fi-iagea. II II. and IL
searsn some respso ole family tsnd near good aahool3
whore the chdren Sc properly cared FIR Rs
serencee given required amply BY otsar
IA Tacnln L DC yey IN
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Elegant Dois.ines for One shilling--Hand-
for ady's dress just opened,
Mon at HITCHCOCK LEAD8EATER'S, sH Broadway.
They l-ge lot OF the best s wool French
No better deaiaes be bought this city At price,
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SPECIAL NOTIONS.

A CARD-WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY
"A friends and customers that the recent
fire portion Of factory buildings will not prevoFt
from filling orders promptly for all articles Of
ture we have stock Of pumps pump chains
wrought rcn butts &c. In for which
we shall be happy to receive orders IS ususl.
Eiddletown, Conn, Dec. z, 1853. w. l. r. DOUGLAS.
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TxTRA PAT.-ALL u. &. NAVY SAILORS nYt
- corref n '"y - vease' t. ~. Peres - srF, ~
hAs.t thst.sA s,t.. ), t.ttl Eiu.sa 81. 5s.3 as.
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Mrs. TrOllope says she once asked a young
lady she making shirt, and the damse smperingly
replied, 1t was bag Many shirts made to order lit
te better than Rags Not with those. by
GREEN No. Astor House, his fits perfect his punotu
Atty proverbial.
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OloN BoURCICAULTs WINTER EVENINGS. At
~ Hope CbapelOn Tues lay evening December Is,
Mr. Bopr osnlt will The Story Of the Stagea elias
sieal taleurated by tings the pencils Of oele
trated Europeaa artists. Admission 30 cents. Secured
seats at Van Norden Kings. Wall street, and Hall
Sons Broadway Doors at a to commence at O'Clock.
UNATHER GAvAZZrS LAST LECTURE IN NEW YORK,
at the Tabernacle Thursday evening" Doc 5 st half
past O'Clock subect"fhe change OF Crsss into
Sword, being more in accordance with my views and
hopes Tck TWENTY-FIVE cents The third Of the proceeds
will be for the Italian Benevolent Society.
T ECTURg.-woMA RIGHTs.-REv. j. 9. INsKIP
IL will deliver lecture, in the Madison street ~ Il.
.nuroh, Tuesday Deo 49, at IN o'clock r. NJ, subject
True doctrine OF mans rights, Woman she should
be- Tickets, rs cents, be had Mt the door.
SPIRITUAL MANlFEsTATIoNs-PSR DEsE
, of witnessing the phenomena Of the spiritual philo
snphy do from to 9 clook al il3
Broadway Of Lisp nard street .d ssios % cents
Judge Edmonds' work on Spiritualism for sale.
HyHE LAST LECTURE OF MR.. GILES COURSE, AT
the Brooklyn Institute Tuesday, Dec, 49, 1853 at
u O'Clock. Subject The Immortality of Shakespeares
Genius Admission % oents.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

GERMAN sERvlCE.-KEv. DR. DULON WILL PKEACT
~ sermon in the German LANGUAGE on Sunday 18th inst
the Brooklyn AthenIum Of Atlantic and Clnt0
streets Brooklyna at three O'Clock p NJ collection,
ieftay expenses, d., will be made.
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(iOEsTABLE'S Salon FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL.
" 1903 all the stock aud paint store. No. IS
Eaa Broadway consns i white eaA oil pants brushes,
arc hard brooms scrub brushes std largo variety OF
stock in trade too - mention belonging to Henry
Pridham. See eataoge. III ia. issued from the Fourth
District Court. W. 4. STEPHENSON, Constable
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WATcH NAErR WANTED ~ co ~ rrr wgsrEev

- - ------ 30
- ttt...r ... rt' .ot La4..t Ef n.
t,.t. :, .,a. .... rs / .s,f..
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1No LITH00RAPHIC rRISTERs.-T WANT sUfrA
bic person TO take hsrse OF tao printing department. of
NY litfosrfpho business; he must DO himself ekillfu
nnsferer from ttoae and metal plates aud excellent
PRINTED, ard capable ard wipg supervise tho work Of
others. The situation will he permanent and WAGES ber
but hs best reeomm atoms sill BIO reqared The APP
piosnts ability ard good character Mono but u Of
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Cons umpti0n, Asthma, Bronchitis, treated
By nhaation.-Dr JAMES CAMERON, Of Lop dom informs
his patients and others suffering from the above named
asenses that he has received steamship Canada from
England supply Of Scudamores Inhaler Office, No. 500
Houston street.
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A STRICTLY PEIyATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A
IA single gentleman furnished ROOM with breakfast and
wee eEdcsvor would he made add 10 comfort
No 1853 sullivan street. third Houston. Terms
moderate: 20
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Perham's Gift Tickets.-Uns0ld number
less than O00 and less fortng there wil
lf except in the hands of pecuators who will demand
advanced ate Therefore, all who wish to them at
u each and participate in the dstIibu lion OF the 100 900
valuable gifts during the Chris holidays should mako
Immediate apple alton at the oce. Academy Hail. 663
Broadway