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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

yr-TSSsg HACKS FOR HIRE
E3;.-ft-lss-Z have two three very fine acks
iin seutie horses and careful drivers to hire to IA
annii ano the public which may always be had by
styst at Mr Thompson MAYORS stables on 1911
Fs,',t opposite the United States Hotel.
turn out 90 ana Others needing handsome and safe
commodsted b s occasion, may rely upon being ac-
je l3-lm* 0 incl, orders
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TOBACCONISTS TAKE NOTICE.
l. The cheapest and quickest route through to
Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis via
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Having been appoint
ed Agent for the Transportation of Tobacco and
Merchandise generally through to the above points,
would respectfully call the attention of Tobacco
nlsts TO the facilities here offered to send their To-
bacco through with dispatch and at unprecedented
low rates.
Receipts viii be signed through any of the above
named places.
Apply to d. B. BRIDGFORD,
my i9 Al Bride ford's Warehouses on Dock
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NOIICE.-Ata meeting of the President
~ and Directors Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held a. the Depot of
the Company, III Richmond, 22d April, 1854,
Resored, That dividend of 81 per cent out of the
profits OF the company for six months, ending Sst
or their legal representatives and after the first of
May next.
A true copy from the minutes.
ape is C. w. MACMURDO, Trea'r.
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WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTER-

wv ILLIAN BUUIH, UPHULSIER-
w FIR AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that his Spring assortment Of
Goods 10 his line is complete consisting of gilt
velvet, satin and common PAPERS; BORDERS
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS; also
large stock of Canton and cocoa mating OIL
CLOTHS, Window SHADES, CORNICES, Curtain
BANDS, &c, all of which he will sell the lowest
prices, at his Furnishing Ware. Rooms No. l4O Main
street. corner of 18th. eui5-ts
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FRENCH WRISTBAND SHTRTc :

= we have just receiveda lot of the above s,,;-
cs Oh very superior quality. Those In want arc in.
ment. WM " nSnmw1 our assoIt-
jeT Under 1w.r;.1 H.,
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DICOT'S DIARRHGA REMEDY
l. The old and sterling remedy GENE to the res
cue! The fact of its great and increasing success du
arrhGa and Dyeentery, Cholera Mcrbus Cholics
Cramps, and ell derau cement of the bowels and the
numerous testimonials that have been given, is tn e
best evidence of its claims the attentions of suf
ferers. Prepared by E. J PICOT Il CO.
je 17-ts Corner opposite the Old Market.
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GHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-P o w
~ Frs, the only 4irtist that takes the FLESH Tint
best in the world, has had his large sylght arran-
ged as to take Pictures Children, perfect those
taken of grown persons.
Those who have tried st other ealerys to have
lkenesses of their children, and failed to get them,
have but to call Powers, at l39 Main street. who
fails to satisfy the fastidous Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Wood house.
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IN $40 REWARD - SIrove5 g.,
q. ~ koc .t, on Sunday, the I4tb Nav i.h,
Ahs anLG sbou. old No marks re
The above reward viii he ns; caused by the saddle
10 8-ts nAvtc c
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TNO UILDERS.-Proposals will be re.
i ceived at the Office Of the City Engineer. until
Isociock NJ on Saturday the lst day of July next,
for building a new MARKET HOUSE on 18th ST.,
en- that portion of the site of the old First Market
which extends from Main st to the station house -
Proposals will be received for the Carpenters work,
Brick layine Iron and Stone work, separately, and
also tor the entire work In the aggre gate.
The Committee reserve the right to reject all the
bids, IL none should prove satisfactory.
The proposals must state the time which would be
required 20 complete the work bid for and the per-
whom the is awarded will be required
to into with the city, giving approved
security for the prompt and faithful execution Of the
work.
The plans and specifications can be seen, and all
necessary information obtained by application at the
Office of the undersigned.
BY order of the Committee on lst Market.
lie l6-dtd w GILL, CITY Enp'r
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q JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM

EHsk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
80 CARRIA 9 Z S-THOS. CLEMMITT
fo.a street, neeT the Banks Richmond, Va manu-,
WAYS and BUGGIES, Invites the attention Of all
want OF such articles, assuring them that he does
not aea IN Yankee work that they will get the best
materials and wor kmahship in his Carriages which
ne warrants equal TO any in the city, and at price
that cannot fail to please. NH i6 "a
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NIRGINIA WORM KILLER-CHIL-
DREN CRY FOR IT.-This preparation has
now stood the test of year, and its popularity is
daily increasing as its merits become more known
1t is confidently recommended the safest best and
most pleasant remedy for expellng worms in use
Its great merits have gained for it the recommends
tons of physicians, Mothers and others, who thave
tried it successfully when all the ordinary nausea
ting preparations have failed.
Prepared only by Z. ]. PICOT l. co.
Also for sale by WIN. P. LADD
my II Broad street.
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.ssss=I9s PAC KE T-B DAT
OFFICE r., F. : P R. R. COMPANY,

OFFICE r., F. \ P. R. II. COMPANY,
Richmond May Is, 1854.
r S.EE1z.zE7 NOTICE.-At a meeting Of
---zssE--saz-5. the President and Directors of this
Company to-day, the following resolution was sdop-
ed
Resolved, That on ard after the Let of June NEXT
no note ofs less denomination than Five Dollars will
DC received or paid on the part of the Company.
C. w. MACMURD0, Treas.
S-The specie change will be given by the
Company when specie notes are presented, other
wise the other party must provide themselves with
the proper amount under five dollars.
Passengers requested to get their tickets at the
Office of the Company before starting
my 2g-ts c. w NJ.
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Candidates, NOTICE.-Six hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, S7.75, usual
price Sl0 sbogany Sofas upholstered in hair cloth,
spring seat, SIT, usual price 49, Mahogany Bureaus
large SIZE 50, usual price Sl2 very large High Post
Bedsteads fine headboard, post 5x5 in. square, very
Wash Stands, S., usual price 50; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables 50 usual price SIS
WIN. SMITH, Manufacturer
SS4 South Third street, above Cathedral,
Philadelphia, Pa.
- Small profits and quick sales Goods CAREFUL
" packed and Skinned TO order. INA 22-9rn
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HNAKE NOTICE-SELLING OFF AT
Il AND BELOW COST, TO CLOSE BUsI-
NESS.-PHILIP STERN, No % Main street, will
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS at prime cost The
stock comprises the most desirable Goods for the
season, such Silks, Berages Lawns and Gin ahams
White Goods of every description, Ribbons Silk and
Straw Bonnets, Irish Linens and full stock of Do
mestic Goods
Persons favorng me with call. may rely On get
ting bargains.
je I2-lm~ PHILIP STERN.
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" NEW CARPET WARE-ROOMS, opposite
Exchange Bank, Richmond. Va. C. A. GWATKIN
respectfully invites the attention of purchasers
large and complete assortment of Carpets, viz:
Velvet Tapestry Carpets;
Autuss0n Velvet;
English BRUSSELS very handsome.
Imperial Three Phys;
Ingram Tapestry;
Superfine Wool Carreting;
Rugs and Step CaTperings.
The above being bought out of season, buyers may
expect bargains. C. A. GWATKIN,
je 29-3in Opposite Exchange Bank.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE--Th

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER &
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER.
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments, at the
old stand OF Roper Murray, Governor st.
They will give their personal attention to all or
ders sent to them and will furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand a general as
sortment of COFFINs, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany
Having the sole agency in this CITY, for the sale of
FISK Rsymond's metallic BURIAL CASES,
the subscribers also prepared furnish any
OF Che sarcophagus, either of the plain style, with
out the drapery such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superine black
cloth drspery and silver trimmings
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also at command
JOHN TURPIN
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W mission Merchant, corner Goth and Water sts
the Dock, keeps constantly hand and for sale,
LIME cslcnad and ground PLASTER, Hay James
River Hydraulic CEMENT, &C &c, all ofwhich he
receives direct from the manufacturers
lie IT-tf
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ENOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
4 WAGON, superior piece of workmanship. Of
the manufacture of Mr. Thomas C. Eppes upper end
Of Broad street, where it may be seen: 1t has been
used but very little, and that near the city.
Any person wishing article of the kind may rest
assured that great pains were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard to ts strength and
durability. je 2-ts
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I'D BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
Il H1 OF BELVIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE.-Tor particu-
call at the subscriber ct the stone building the
Basin. at his residence.
my Sits r. s. TYLER.
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PURCELL, LADD & Co,
Corner Main and 18th sts., Richmond. Va
Ey- For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
eyerywhere. ie 8-wfindwiv
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UANO.-4OO tons Peruvian Guano, in
~ store and adeat, for sale hv
ie19-ts G T. WORKMAN l. co
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AN ALTERcAT1oN.-A difficulty arose in Norfolk,
on Saturday, between a Mr.. Green, segar maker,
and Mr.. Ransome, keeper of the City Hall. Mr.
G. using some insulting words, Mr. R. struck him a
blow in the face with heavy weight, intiicting a
severe wound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

On Board the Clipper Ship Canvass Back,
Captain Ray. Clarke-0f Sandy Hook Nov 10, 1854:
We the undersigned cabin and steerage passengers
board Of the above named vessel mutually assemble to
Ecturn humble and sincere thanks to her skn
pIished andhumane commander Capt Ray. g. Clarke for
his many OF kindness thoughtfulness and unsolicited
and unlocked for generosity, literally rendered and
VIZ to New York city Although he unusual severe
weather. remarkable only for continued heavy gales and
hurricanes OF contrary and desperate character Of
such nature to render it Licu lt TO administer
Def end consolation TO the sick and helpless find this
thoughtful and feeling commander-Sama ritan- like
holding direct and hourly communication with his
pengers cheering them with his smiles and aoring
enlargement to many dsconsoate hearts. Grateful as
Ne are to that Supreme Bengthe Ruler OF all destinies
who has enabled to battle successfully with that
smnous agent which He wclds with powerful but dis
fcsds TO be thankful to him who slfully guided
gallant and noble vessel through most trying ordeal
in after years, dear sir, when far removed from the
scenes and crcumsta which surround us, II VIII
prove and pride tn recount to our
children the particulars connected with this social and
able passage. We again thank you, wishing
continued years Of uninterrupted good health hoping
That long happy and prosperous life awaits you and
your noble vessel and after have closed useful
more genial haven beyond the skes-Your friends and
we'll wishers. (Signed)
First cabin-Fred. ]. Watts, Virginia II. +. Fugle,
Ohio C. BeDninger, Switzerland; Madame Huben, do.
John voerg, William voerg, Charles Wilmer VIM. Hrt
Kentucky: p. Scholtz George Straun, Germany; S.
Schneider Henry Sande, Thomas Brown, Samson Peard
John kurtz, Henry Banmand, Lorenz Halter George
fremont, Philip Votz Gaspar yolgt Henry Miller and
122 in the second cabin and Storage
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s,eh prssss invited BY the occupants Of the upper
sr 10 male speech, he eontented himself with silently
expressing his thanks by bow. 1t Is time that the
Questionable taste Of dragging out authors and
psssrs 70 confront the public stage, to which they
not accustomed, should be discouraged. The obn-
cation, II there be any, rather the side Of the
fualner than Of the latter
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Eolian Planos-T. Gilbert u Co.'s Premium

Eolian Pianos-T. Gilbert u Co.'s Premium
pianos with without the celebrated 4Eolan attach
ment; Hailett Cumston Is pianos (of the old firm Of
Hanett Coz Horace waerss model pianos pronounced
by the highest musical authorities to be equal power
Lhancy and sweetness of tone and elasticity of touch
10 any Of American manufactures pianos of other
celebrated Boston and New York manufacturers. Each
Instrument guaranteed, and sold at prices which defy
competition. Secondhand pianos at great bargains;
prices from $40 to $780, Cash paid for second hand
pianos Pianos to rent Horace Waters No. 1888 Broad
way.
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Few Music-Just Published the following
music from Auber's beautiful opera, the Syren"
performed at that favorte place Of amusement Nibos
Garden arranged by Thomas Baker, musical director
and conductor, When the morning in gladness, sung
~ st. Allyn, Is cents. Beware We madens - sung
BY Mile Nau, % cents; I" Kind fortune aid me now
sung by ST. Allyn 25 cents "The overture" and all
the choice gems Of this opera in press and will be
yubkshed on Tuesday Wednesday OF this week. Music
sent by mail post paid Horace Waters, No. 333 Broad
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Magnificent Furs at Magnificent Bargains.
The places are at KNOCKS, Nos. 533 Broadway, and
IN Fulton street. Ladies', call early and make pour
selections Knoxs display Of these rich and comforta
bic articles Is very superb.
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Espenschcid Invites gentlemen who wish
the best and handsomsst hat of the season. and would
Just as lief pay So 90 for superfne article 81 in
broadway for one Of inferior quality, to call at No lis
Nassau street.
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Dsguerre0types,

Dsguerreotypes, 305 Broadwny.-A. II.
hui IlENGS, notwithstanding the high price of mate
ria will continue to take, until further notice. the
hrge size for so CENTS which includes the embossed
case, lined with velvet, and finished complete.
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Perham,s Rurlesaue Troune ara Fillinx

PeIham's Burlesque Troupe arc Filling
their and beautiful establishment every evening
With the elite and fashion Of the city, by their chaste
original and laughable ethiopian and pantomimic per-
Sormances The troupe is composed OF finished artists
each excelng in his line. Prominent amongst the
fayores is lie Petite Christine who appears in charac
tersc songs and dances every evening Remember the
gift tickets admit four persons.
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Hard Times Made Easy.-Buy q Beautiful
hat for one dollar with box, at EOS Broadway
door below ST. Pauls church.
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HOlmcs' United States Patent Daguerreotypc
machine takes the twenty-five cent portraits, screo
scopes and all other daguerreotypes, the young
rsn principle two at once at the old picture factory
$50 Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 7 A MEETING OF THE CLIOSOPHlC SOCIETY OF
IA the College Of New Jersey, November IT, 1854, the
following preamble and resolutions we're unanimously
adopted
Whereas, it has pleased God to remove by death
friend and brother, Mr.. Ihos. l. Trip, Of Georgia,
member Of the junior class in this institution, whose
amabc and high intellectual qualities had
for him alike affection and esteem.
Resolved, That this society has lost Of its most
active and promising members.
Resolved, That deeply sympathisc with his afflicted
parents and relations in this most trying bereavement
Resolved, That in view of this calamity the society
suspend the ordinary business of the evening.
Resolved, That each member the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be forward
ed to the family Of the deceased and published in the
New York Herald and Macon Messenger.
Published by order Of the society.
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My Dear Sir, don't tell me that your Beard
won't grsw for tell Jon that my ongucnt will force the
beard oustache to grow strong and thick in ii y
weeks, vent stain injare the skin. 81 bottle
r. g. GRAHAM, lo7 Nassau street.
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the mot approved preparation for streng heung and
1eaotying The hair; his Amole is indspensab where
ease in shaving is demanded; and his Hebeaona for the
coupiexs@n, Is unrivaied. Sold by the inventor VIM
Boyle, - Washington street, BOSTON, in New York by A.
b. sands, 100 Fulton street; Charles Ring h Co
Broadway Rnshton, Clark Co.. Broadway: cickener
through out the world.
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flaKCELS.

DELANEY HOUSE, 729 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
IL Waverey place, opposite New York Hote-This spa
cou and elegant sion is open the reception Of
hotel cannot e surpassed and with establish
In this city, restaurant under the supervision Of
first Glars resaurateurs with private supper
ched, where realize the privacy comforts
home Travellers will ind this splendid location all
Is desirable and descrbcdguet and gentee and model
house ROSWELL GREEN, Proorietor.
IIOLDRIDGE'S HOTEL, 759 BROADWAY, CORNER
IL Of Clinton place, conducted the European plan,
offers great inducements to families individuals wishing
handsomely furnished and neatly kept with with
out board public private Location central and
healthy.
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= = Z : . = -
SPORTING. &C.

n0G LOST-$10 REWARD.-LOST, ON TUESDAY
~ evening, Nov. IA, in the neighborhood of Broad
way and Houston streets black gray and tan terrier
slut had rupture just behind her front legs Any per-
returning her to d. w. Norris stable, sos Houston
street, will receive the above reward.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE AN EASILY
IA managed business; will be disposed Of in q few
days, good WILL stock, and fixtures of segar store,
doing good business; together with furniture to
modate nine boarders cheap rent &c Apply at No 296
Greenwich street. in segar store first above Chambers
street
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REWARDS.

hE WAHDSs
@S0 REWARD.-LosT, on TIE 9TH INSTANT, A
WV Ane gold watch magic cascc, half capped, full
Jewelied medium sine, crystal broken out, white
race with black figures gold hands, Tho carved
WITH plain lines without figures; attached was narrow
black ribbon and brass key Any rawnbroker policeman
or other returning said watch to Mr. Qunn st the
and no uestiola asked
GS0 ANY PERSON HAVING RECEIVED A FIJI
NpCOs ~ dollar bill on the Schenectady Bank, in
tade or otherwise, since the LIST November will
rewarded on leaving information ut II Wooster street
the Fame having been lost through the Post Office
Au OK REWAliD.--LosT, ON SATURDAY NIGHT. A
ht)eJC gold watch and chain and some money which
can be kept thanks OF tho and the % We reward
The wascn being reiic the owner values II much
Please leave II Mt the store OF Mr. Alters Garner Of
william and Duane streets
Qt 90 REwARD--LOST ON MONDAY, BETWEEN
DAt} Old slip and pier ID North river roll OF bank
Mites amounting TO 5000. Any person finding the
above and returning the same to the New York and Raj
timore steamship officer pier 10 North river or to So
Henry street. will receive the above reward.
dt = REWARD .--STRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE
MD 18th init, white bull teyrier bitch about IA
Months old: answers 20 the name Of Sport Whoever win
return her to j. Iorhups lumber yard, Of Tour
teenth street and Tenth ass, sbab receive the above
reward.
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MUSICAL.

TcoR sAIE-A NEW, SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IL piano forte made by Of the best manufac-
turers in the city. As the has for It, win
be sold at price much below its cost. Apply at $40
Fourth avenue, from to PM
M USICAL INSTRUCTION BY MR.. JOSEPH G.
VXl KOESTLER, teacher Of music, and professor on
the piano and in singing. Terms, five dollars for
lessons. Residence $50 Broadway, IL and Is,
the fourth floor.
ATUSIC-A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO IN
M struct few pupils the pia uoforte at their
sdenccs would have objection to teach in fami-
~. Good reference given. Address NJ. G., Is Bond
street, Brooklyn
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FR0M 421 PEARL STREET,
- Of Rose last evening" between four and Ave
o'clock, entirely white French poodle, with band
OF pink satn ribbon tied round her neck Any person
trpgng the same " the above address viii receive
suitable reward.
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HtAuTIUN TO BROKERS', BANKERS AND OTHERS
~ hereby caution all persons from buying receiving
either both of two promssory notes, signed by me- in
favor OF A. Gregory Secretary of the American Print
ing Ink Company, az such notes will not be paid when
they become due J. H. THOMPSON, No 8 Warren
street,
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THE BALL SEASON.

TylRsT BALL OF THE SEASON, AT CONSTITUTION
Il Hall, $50 Broadway.-A company having been
formed for the purpose Of giving succession of balls
to take place every Monday Wednesday, and Friday
evenings at the above large and magnificent room, du
ring the ensuing winter under the special direction Of
Professor Sarscco they have the pleasure to
to the public that the first ball will take place We'd
ncslay evening, 22d inst Dancing to commence at nine
o'clock superior band Of music is engaged. Tickets
so cents To be had at the hall
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acknowledgements Clothing OF the latest
style and best quality sold prices times
e. no obtained Of HEWITT, COULS0N CO., Ill Fulton
s4sssk sud 50 Ann street.

R0nk Panic In Fulton Strcet.-Au City
banks taken at par; Lewis County, 80 cents Woodbury.
Bank, 10 cents; Indiana Free Banks, 80 cents; Wash
fenaw, 40 CENTS at EVANS clothing warehouse SO and
SO Fulton street. Now hand, $780, 900 worth of
clothing from Broadway, for sale at half price.
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ITO THE FIRE Observation-Disclosures CO., 80
i Broadway, take this occasion to express to the
New York Fire Department their appreciation Of the
noble efforts exerted by them in preserving their pro
perty during the conagration Of Judsons Hotel the
morning Of the Goth inst Had it not been for the united
exerons Of the members OF the department generally
their express buildings and banking room must inevita
bly, have been destroyed