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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

DUBLlC SALE OF LAND.-Pursuant to
Il deerce of Amherst Circuit Court made nj ia
March term, 1853, in cause therein depending of
Coghill. Guardian &C. u. Turner, &C.. the undor.
signed the commissioner thereby appointed, will ON
zist DAY OF May next II fair If not the fair
day,on the pcmses sell 10 the highest bidder TRACT
OF LAND about two and halt miles from New Ga..
gov, formerly OWNED by N II. Tuner deed and con-
tanning go ACRES. This is valuable land and persons
desiring 10 purchase would do we'll to call and examine
IT,
TEkMS-So much cash as will defray the expenses
ct sale and as TO tie residue credit of 3 years
Tor equal portions thereof the purchaser executing bond
with approved personal security and the title retained
as ultimate security The title is believed be undoub
ed but shall sell only such the decree vests in u.
WILLIAM KENT,
RO A. COGHILL. eo" u
Aprilii-ctds
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Increased Accomm odation 10 the
IRA YELLING PUBLIC.


Ia - -.
ON AFTER Monday 9th of April, 1883
~ the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leave
Iynchburg daily. sundays excepted. at o'clock, NJ.
and arrive at Salem at l0t o'clock. A NJ. Returning
will leave Salem at "a o'clock, r NJ, and arrive in
synchburg at 81 o'clock N-stoppipg going and
sing the followig places only. Forest Depot Goodes
Liberty, Oak Mulga Buord's Bonsacks, Big Lick md
Salem. passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily.
Sundays excepted at o'clock z. M and arrive ut sa
lem Sd o'clock I. NJ. Returning will leave Salem n,
81 A NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg A. NJ stopping
going and returning Mt the following places Halsey's
Clays Forest Depot, Poinderter. Goodies. Lowrys Ii
berty Oak M"lga, Bufords, Bonsacks, Gishs Mill Big
Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg daily. Sundays
excepted, at "a o'clock, A. M and arrive ut Salem at
j. M.
Leave Salem at O'Clock, "A. NJ, and arrive at lynch
burg, ut 81 7. NJ.
THoS SHARP, Supt
Maroh24 dscts Va Il Tenn X r.
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+ COMPREHENSIVE


~ this day associated themselves together under the
lyle and firm OF ECHOLS, PRYOR & TALIAFERRO,
with the view OF conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their house is the large and commodious brick tene
ment, recently erected the of of Mr.. John Ruck
cs factory. Immediately the canal and nearly oppo
site the Piedmont Works 1t is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce,
well merchandise. As their lot is large and made
secure from all dcpreda b, strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently RAM ed, they enabled
give attention the sale of every description of
Lumber.
Every necessary preparation is also made to receive
Lime in any and all quanttis. Particular attention
sill be paid to * sale of th article. Consgnments
solicited from those preparing such commodities for
market They also solicit cnnsgl of wheat, flour,
corn meal. well every description Of pro.
luce
Liberal advances, if required, will always be made
consignments in hand. Coal lump, and ground plaster,
and guano will always be kept on hand-orders solicit
oil.
All orders for goods from punctual customers will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care to be forwarded, will
he attended to with all possible dispatch
No charge made for drayage merchandise pro.
luce either by railroad canal BY apply ing them.
selves closely business, Il being determined
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who may Gull
them they hope receive the encouragement ola liberal
public. r ECHLOS,
VIM II PRYOR,
jan 11-d&cts G TALIAFERRO.
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DLASTER-yust received and for salc our
l. Mill, 200 tons of Plaster, ground and unground
We able to furnish all kinds of the Peak Hill
PIow Castings and Points and warranted to fit all pows
made here and all Northern Patterns. Those in want
please give a call.
feb l7-dts WHITEMORE McNAMEE & co.
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N EW CONCERN.-Having bought the inter
' est of Mr. VIM. T. North. IN the concern OF Saun
uers North Irby, intending continue the general
ThOCERY FOR WARDLNG and COMMISSION
business avail ourselves of this occasion to tender
our services old friends and customers and to
10 them, shall be happy deal with them, and
The public generally and to sell on the advanta
ee'us terms the purchasers of goods. as we buy
every thing for cash and at cash prices.
Jan II -d&cifts SAUNDERS & RBY
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MOSES LAC Y.
JOHN p. TERRI

T. p. Y.
-
LACY IL TERRY,
GROCERS,
Forwarding IL Com mission Agents,
ON THE BASIN, LYscHBURG, VA,
WILL give particular attention to Receiving and
w Forwarding Goods-Also, to the sale of all kind .
Of Produce Liberal advances consignments in hand
Only one Commission charged and postage
N. B.-John F. Terry will devote his time during tho
forwarding to the delivery of goods consigned
hem for shipment through by Rail Road, to wagons at
Salem, Fayette, and other Depots completed.
REFERENCES
: s e $s:yy: sn Ssasr' wy'As'''
T. Z. Hoonagle, Abingdon.
Col A. Happ, Salem.
Cunningham, Hoge & Vass, Giles, Oh.
Aprl-ts
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FRENCH MANTILLAs


LVI Steam Saw Mill near the Canal, with an abun
'ant supply of Timber prepared fill promptly an,
orders they may receive Having Boats of their
they will deliver Lumber ordered oF them any pon
on the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
an 81 ID c3awia
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S PR G Sly LES.
Silk, Grape and Straw BOnnets

HAVE opened and will constantly be receiving a
Il stock OF new style Silk Grape and Straw Bonnets,
of the latest and most approved styles and fashion.
As Silk and Grippe Bonnets not usually found in
Dry Goods Stores must therefore beg call the
hon o the public Ia the great variety and large stock
that are Away BE- und on hand and wish to call
especial at tt Ia III lOw praceS am enabled to sell
them. f'"'i ard that can give entire satisfaction.
Asa. hn. I'm, Yissettes &c.
ApriI7-aIlN Holm G. MEEM.
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TO Contractors.

CONTRACTORS promptly supplied, upon the most
~ reasonable terms. with the following aiticles:
Rail Road Dirt and Stone Cars, Wheelbarrows Der
rick Gearing and Blocks Picks aud Bars and other ar
ticles required on Public Works-Appy at the
ApriH-ts PIEDMONT WORKS
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DIAPER! PAPER!! PAPERl!!-Now
receiving by q. Morse, full assortment, contain'
ing many new styles. among which may be found,
inc Laid Ruled Cap aud Letter, reduced prices,
Snperine do do do
Masto, Bath, COMMERCIAL and Paris Post,
Blue and White ruled and plain,
Legal Cap
Light and Heavy Cap and Letter,
Tissue, v hte and assorted Colors
Grown, Ryoal. Medium and double Manila,
Buff, Z. o. and Envelope,
Thin Envelope suitable for News Papers,
Broad and Long Bill Paper. dc. &c.
April8-ts
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LNOR Sale at n Bargains,

Il Car Wheels and axcls-A large lot of Steel Hand
d"ilsAlso, lot of good second hand rope suitable o
guys. PIEDMONT WORKS.
Apri7-t
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N OTICE.-Tle Subscriber having located In the
House formerly occupied by the late Picliard Ty-
rec, door below the Warwick House, Main Street,
Lynchburg takes this method of informing his friends
and the public generally that he Is receiving and
opening large and general assortment Of
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, &c.
recently purchased in the Northern Cities, the most
favorable terms The folio wing comprises portion OF
his stock.
Rio LnRuiIa, Iavn, and Mannla Coffee,
N. o., Porto Rico. aud Cuba Moasses,
N. o., Crushed, Clarified, Powdered, Loaf and
Coffee Sugars, t
Country and Rolled Iron.
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel,
Rectihed and Old Rye whisky
French and Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Tens, Rice
Brown and Variegated Soaps.
Adamantine, Sperm and Talluw Candies,
Besides many other articles tedious mention,
which he Is determined sell reasonable
they BIO bought In this market Particular attention
paid to Goods forwarded my care. and also, to tho
sale of country produce. N II HOBSON.
AprlS-ts
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TRANSPARENT SHADES, &c.-D.
- ., b. PAYNE received to-day Beautiful assortment
=" Shades, Cords, Tassels, &c. Call and sec them
Aprill3--ts.
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Fine watches and JeweIry.-The

e Fine Watches and Jewelry.-The
"a subscriber has just received additional sup
41S8 ply Of Watches and Jewelry, such as would
please the fastidous which he respect
fully invites the attention of all wanting goods In that
line. Pleaae call and examine my stock, and fyou are
suited both In quality and price. you that
ii will moi be my fault Gull and me, more parfe-
aioyty The goods, and will be accommodating cir
eunstanees will n,lnt vi.
HENRY SiLvERTHORN.
N. B-Watches. Clocks and all kinds Of goods in the
line. repaired in a and durable style. II. 8.
Aprii8-d&cfm
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- R N q and Simmer Fashions,
~ 1858 just received, splendid lot of very fine
French Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings, which will
be made up to order in style please,-At the old
stand opposite s. b. Thurmans and doors below the
Merchants Bank. JAS. b. EDWARDS, Ag't
for E. E. Edwards.
Lynchburg, April 13-ts
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Died..


On Saturday afternoon, December "a, CHARLES CAHnI,
sged go years, native OF county Kerry, Ireland.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited At
tend his funeral from No 70 Stone street past
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon His remains will DO taken
to Calvary Cemetery.
On Saturday December "a OF dropsy on the brain, Ell
MIRA TERESA daughter CT Villa ana Jane Freeman aged
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are rssr ectfuly
invited to attend the funeral at two o'clock this after
noon from their residence, in the village Of Gravesend
Long I.lane.
On Friday December Is, OF inflammation q, bowels.
MARY ANN wife Of james Tucker and only daughter Of
John and Ellen Conway.
The friends Of the family, and those Of her husband
aiss those OF her brothers in law Patrick, John and 10
seph TUCKER are Evttd to attend her funeral ut
O'Clock this afternoon from her late residence No.
100 Ssysrd street Her remains viii be inferred il Cal
vary Cemetery.
On Friday, December 49, MrRsKY VAN NoRDrS, .ged rs
years.
The friends of tbs family requested to attend the
10 eral from the house Of her grnnddaug Ter. MIRA w.
Dayton No 1913 Mulberry street, at two O'Clock this after
On Thurs morning, December ~ DANIEL E. Ross
aged 30 years
At No. SO Oliver street. NJ BARNARD BYRSns aged so
years
The friends OF tho family requested 70 attend his
funeral from his late residence, No. 50 Oliver street.
Efooiyn, l. J.. on Thursday morning, Dacsm her %
ELLEN Aida, only child OF william and Margaret Elmen
dort aged year, and eleven d.
This relatives friends family are invited to It
tend ,he funeral ct two o'clock this afternoon from
the residence OF her parents No IS Stanton street.
remains will be taken Greenwood foe int. rment.
AT shapehse, September 20, MARY cLEag CABANIss
daughter OF Rev A. B Cabanss, American missionary
The deceased was aged le months and Gays.
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had his s500S And how far doeshis sympathy extend
Does it embrace American, English, or German must
CLANS, choristers, fgtTaates, WHO would of course
safer earallyf Not bu Of it, I'll ceudued to Ital
6suyantcs-- entirely 10 the sol ter sex.
The severest accusation made against a Ia that OF
"beiDg In debit and he states that although / had
made money at Castle Garden had not paid certain
particular cebts This IL true But cid not kssp ths
money Ia2ped it TO the most sscrsd ~ my dsbts-to
the symsnt OF moneys PR viouy borrowed 70 pay tina
form salaries OF Sig s7i and others Of his ka Sary
honest spd all business nien will Justify nay course
But II owed so much money at A4tor Place way cid IA
then sing TO the very last nghtf Why did he to New
orleans and Mexi with ms9 Why return with me- and
renew hle engagement ~ Vera Cruz way homer
Why with me 10 Castle Garden and why still continue
with me at fislo's until after his benefit and then
plainly endsavor when bis treachery failed asd MS a
btion At pointed to WORK my rum
en- my benz t night upon which he knew That counted
Yet all my sins consist in debts. "Let him who is
without such the first stooe IL salvf the man
show thai he hirns.E intended given leg ball. II
had not Announced intended departure FOR Mexico and
Havana Ate, making from Manager Mirtl OF Havana,
Of eighty ninety Thousand collars, and having no
erial risks or losses has Sgnor Savi p.d the
debts he contracted fc he thousands coptac ed with
the property Of the Havana troupe now hs partnsr
in the ialow chsnder's busnessf-those tn TO
the head taoress, the wife OF said property man?hs
Large sums owing % certain distinguished clsrionet
player In the orchestral the thousands for value
osved and promised to certain Italian fsmals corssr?
am ready to expose achsdula OF liabilities to the
public Il neceffary Can he do the ssms2 Gy creditors
the public and even Ssgi himself must sckno Wedge
that my debts are the result of business and business
alone Moreover, still retain the confidence or my
principal creditors and by nuance Of my bosiuess
ana tue favor OF the public, easiy pay ons hundred
cents for every dollar owe am prepared 70 prove
that after five years of opera management without
capita provdt Mr. sayi speaks true with ali sorts OF
i'll luck and had my blties are not half AZ
great ss those of OF my predecessors after
sirgle seastp.
Ho return to lie ms ate apparent cause of all this
uonble. must state thai could easily have paid Mr.
SAvPs $500 At the time but felt outraged at the nature
AND manner q the demand and did not choose to be
Ia ayd rfrht Itnfn lfan
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States and May Is Fpgshman, and had paid pas
cage for Liverpool arrested the above shargs
We hope and trust that the fate Of unfortunate
WONG men will looks upon by their fo er associate
clerks as n warning to Ii nto an error of the
lii description and If ever tempted pfar articles
frcm the store, will reform at There are many
doubt who, IKE Hammond, It, ard still fe safe
cause they not yet detected But they NAV rst as
ured, when they lssst expect It, If theic dishonesty Il
continued they wall one day follow the 10 Jtstsps their
associate Hammond.
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weak Once. No u Ann street, the Museum.
Blood Is the Life or the Flesh.-BIooa, pure
blood truly the life Of the fesh bus while it there
also implanted in principle Of corruptibity when this
his principles performances before BIRTH and the child i
isliborn In Others it Ia noe fully developed in hundred
a q se rs GSs on e
tines Sickness Those in sckp who Brandrsth Pills
generally soon recover their aeuA health they aid
Vac body Just soon as pain or sickness 10 fern
operated freely THE method generally succeeds In restoring
he eslth st but when it does not lew days will
fully CONFIRMED this practice being superior to all
,ers In obstinate will be necessary TO psrsevee
casary sickness TO put and their
good counter balanced by any
be composed entirely innocent vegetable
,hey do not those who them and they
moreover as certain as they are snluary They arc
daily and safely administered to nfss youth manhood
md old and 20 in the most critical and dec ate
circumstances They do not disturb shock the animal
eons but restore their order and establish their
hoah IN of bos and all erupve diseases they
apoquaiod for good They relied upon by hundreds
.wenty years experiences Of their qualities having greatly
tad TO their reputation The folio modest from Mr.
bsns of Dudley hAss for supply tel. It's own own :soTy
b. BRAspRErH-Dear sr--I have sold all the pills had
o. and the Is ready when will send
Wssssers station SIT worth your pills and
they give universal satiufacton - -
Yours, with respect, PHINEAS BEM1S.
Nov that sholcrs and apox threatening will
we'll for all persons TO be provided with these pills BY the
will thus purified and thus its agnant principle de-
crossed that tho infection Of theo diseases avo nothing
dre.hs pills would be greatly than those
~ about them their bowels and in their blood aosd
will full directions at Br BRhNDRETu's principal office,
No 6S Lspenard rtreet at "a Bowery aud al Hudson -
ent by Brandreths pills, may bo obtained grAs ST the
abave PLACES
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want 70 y the teBVes OF The hehson g the ulI should
go to PkkHAA,S ofice Academy Hail. 500 broadway, and
bpy lot 1T mis- gift tickets visit Mile Mirror which
will be exhibited five tia IL a. N, Ga and
O'Clock T. M-snd word for it. they will the
da, ends that they have 9ent Chris and at
as little cost n they ever did in the whole of their
lives Besides they will hsyc smother good tune at New
Yers in the receipt Of their share ia hundred thou
sand gifts which to he distributed the holders of
the gilt tickets In they should the farm orr rottng
horse they Will doubt spend happy throa
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son English, the prodigy both talent music ut his
opening concert sstonishsd crowded audiences elite
our city on Friday aud Saturday evenings The
understand when he, child bu. years
ana weighing only twenty pounds played Ysnkee
Doodls and initiate locomotive beyond
The hole house applauded 1t beif i'm possible describe
tpis gifted and beautiful child would algo
AND hear fer elves he performs again Blocker
hnd nss on Monday 90 morrow evening assisted by
NNNn~Ni
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git enterprise selling rapidly and pros
peet Bpeedy of Tho whole affair
ering The amount OF orders from the country
exceeding the highest ectaons People eed only
to be convinced oft true CHI raotr OF this
induced to invest the email dollar the
chances of thousands return cea- Unlike
Lottery scheme there blanks ticket draw
inga gift The noun. Of property to bs diurbated is
lowest mark At which be afforded Try your
everybody your turn must come sometime.
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rs0RgEg. CAfIrIAuau. g..

A 7 BROWNS LIVERY STABLES, l2s AMOS yTREET
Ia and lSy Thom rson treet be hSd the best
light and saddle horses AZ all hours Having
Lately taken the stable in street. he
% take hores lively cheaper thnn aay othsr having
seventy stalls. -Four billiard tables to let
JANE a. BNoWN, Fro pliotor.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

HHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS FOR
" ladies and chdi enThe subscribers would respectfully
call the attention OF those ladies TO purchase
fer Christmas trees ctionery rich fancy boxes 49,,
their selection which will be found to prise . much
greater variety select than any other Ia Brook
iyn On Monday the 18TH their New Year cakes will be
ready for the Of those who wish TO purchase
j. x A. fHObPsON, ~ Clinton street, Brooklyn.
DRhsENTa FOR Thu HoLIDAYs,-ONE HUNDRED
and fifty prze6 TO be distributed to the holders Of
hundred and nifty shares they all sold La
dies znt requested TO examao tho articles u
GIMBREDE'S show window, NO 5S8 Broadway, hstropol
tan hotol ~ UMany choice geo for sale much below
the usual retail price.
pICd PARIS FEATHERS JUST LANDED,-le0 DOE
III black ostrich tips 100 doE do 100 dox c,lored
100 dos black and coored Plume do Coques 100 dcz
plain and fancy Marabout rumes. Also large stock OF
msees and felt bonn which will be sd
low for c1h BY II, GOMER q ard &C John street. corner
= william.
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Subscribers to Juiliens Music honn
fully informed that the will ready delivery the
rt and SECOND thousand subscribers Tuesday mrang
and Saturday next The sixth thousand being
posed of in Pennsy aud the fifth and Calfo
MIA will be by sail All whs wish the
book should subscribe at st J0LLIEs 800 broadway
The faster The the cartier he distrbu
ii IN Of the 100 pianos.
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Rrady's Da9u.

6rnoy's DaguerreOtypes, set IN every va
rely OF STYLE offer approp pirate and x for the
eohcsys oy Broadway over Thcmpsoas saloon, and 26
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VIOLIN lAPRovEMk Mt TEA CHER WANTED
The subscriber inventor Of the Key Stop Fingey-
board constant cntion for instruction the violin
with his i'm The nufactery requiring
yded attention he DESTROYS th At thoroughly eetspt
and respectable teacher other applyshonld
AXE charge Of the department. This improve
is worthy the attention of al teachers enables
the pupil OF tsn ia months p.Actco perts ct
a the nstrume taAa be acquired without 10
il Thousands who Lave thrown violin aside in
despsir viii take IL 9Th cess.
The Keyed board he attached violin in
few time the mandatory and for mn
choice violin sup rios italian strngs, "a
WILLIAM kuBEk tSoN, No. ISL Broadway.
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while forget ~ life is aught but pleasure.
viva l.. Dauee ~ he second annual fancy dr5ss and
civic bal. the York Dram attic Society will be gyar
at the city Assembly Rooms $50 Bros dway, fu slay
evening jan T. 1857 The plee of thu uhln
Of last warrant the officers il making tae assurances
that this will BE- the most elegant ball OF tbs No
pains have been spared to axe all tao appointn to
ec DodwoItA9 Hand has heen engaged, ad will bs led
by Harvey hi use The most sunptu0ls dresses the
cstory Of MI H. No 10 Walker stree. viii DC
heo 10 thoae who provided for Ths aon
takes plea recommends him efficient
ln DO splend,d otment OF aressea
Fentlen and ladies' may BIO lad OF H. 5. Smith, No.
Murray s2 Fulton street, Brooklyn Of
the N :m b,rs. BY order, Il. 5. hlMs, Pre- ident.
NJ. BAzING, SECRETARY.
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PHINEAS BEMIS.


At st Partholomew's church On Wednesday D.osmber
81 by the Rev samuel 9, ole HARRY 0AKlry TO Miss
Emma DOUGLAS daughter OF the Ists John Douglas and
law OF r. Butd, Esq, all Of this city.
Wsstcbeater county rsp.rs please cepy.
o. Ficay evening, VvssiA.es g. ~ A. Casey, at LIZ
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CLOAK AND DREss TRIMMINGS.

DICH CLOAK BALLOONS, VELVET. REAL oIMPuRE
HI lseee rad dfeBe trmm Of the richess dsscrption
the ssQ.n 1t IL tie city whole sale Nat .al, :. lo1
Iisss. DALRYAPLE, 396k broadway
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residence, Nc. 264 Twelfth street Mr. THEODORE E CLARKE
10 Misc ANNA MARIA QrIGIIy, all OF this city
On Thursday, December ~ at the residences Of william
NJ. psyard Esq in the city Of Newark NJ j. by the Rev
Samuel L. Southard DR.. 8 SEMPIE OF Rohm ond Va,
10 Miss MoIIR GsrArnorsz, of Covpgton KY.
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cravings will positively close Saturds 3s
All the engravings tr sale the lowest wholesale
prices, and a private sale only. Admission open
DAY an evening