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NEW-CROP FRUITS, NUTS, AND
CRANBERRIES.
vxTE are receiving from New York, per
Nv schooner William M Dodge
800 whole, half and quarter boxes best Bunch
Raisins
Is boxes Layer Raisins
500 pounds fresh Zante Currants
100 drums selected Smyrna Figs
case Prunes, in glass jars
do in fancy boxes
10 boxes Citron
500 pounds Bordeaux and Marscilles soft-sbeed
Almonds
1900 pounds French walnuts, Filberts, and Cream
Nuts
drums Sultana Raisins
10 barrels Eastern Crsnberres in prime order.
For sale. wholesale and retail, BY
E. Il. WHITE CO.,
No. SO, iron front, Louisiana avenue,
Between 9Th and 7th streets,
Opposite the Bank Of Washington.
nov g-eifTu&Th
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BY C. w. BOTELER,
AuCtfOn00F.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF A RETAIL
u Stock Of Dry Goods at Auction.
Thursday, November 29th, commencing at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, shall sell the entire stock Of Dry Goods
tained in store No. Is, known as the 'sWashington
Store" opposite Centre Market, between Eighth and
Ninth Streets consisting, In part, Of
Dress Silks, Bombaxines Alpacas, Ginghams
Irish Linens, plain plaid Mousselines
Plaid, dotted, and embroidered Swiss Muskns
Silk and Kid Gloves
Beached and Brown Cottons
Calicoes, Hosiery, plain and plaid Flannelsl
Cloths Cassimeres, Csssinets M
Osnaburgs, Gentlemens Shirtsand Drawers, DC.
With variety Of other goods worthy the attention
Of the trade and families generally.
The stock will be sold in lots to suit purchaser
and positively without reserve. Bargains may thert-
fore be expected. The ladies particularly invited
to attend
Terms cash. @. w. B0TELER.
nov Gid Auctioneer.
~ The above sale will be continued
on Friday morning. commencing at IL o'clock
@. w. B0TELER,
ID AM
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- EMOvED.-O. A. DALEY, M. d.,
II Dentist has removed his Office to his old stand,
Wards new building PennsylvanisQavenu between
Sixth and Seventh streets. DR.. Daley continues to
practise his profession in its various branches He
is also prepared 10 insert Artificial Teeth on the new
and highly approved principle Of DIR. Slayton viz on
a Gotta Percha base.
FOR RENT.--A Frame House, containing six
rooms, No. in the row, on East Capitol street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
For terms apply 10 o. A. DALEY, Dentist, Wards
new building, Penn avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets
nov 28-eo3t
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS POSSESS
j. ING DaRuerreotypes Of absent or deceased
friends.-By late invention and improvement in
the Photographs Art any Daguerreotype may be
magnifed TO cabinet or life size and finished in pas
tell or OH colors without losing the likeness in the
slightest Specimens Of the art may be at White
bursts Gallery, No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue, where
they are made at very moderate price, and at a
short notice. They are also made from life.
nov 28--Rrn 4al8st 4I
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fE The Scott Guards respectfully an
nounce to their friends and the public generally that
their s t
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL
Will take place at
Carusi,s saloon,
On Aonasa.,s Evening, December IA, 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement.
nov l7--2o, %, "a, "a, 20, d dec. 1
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TEL.EGRAPHIC NEWS.
RxPoRTxD ron THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
I,hankaoiuina IA Neu YORK..

1xanksgiviag IN NsW York.
New YoaA, Nov. 2S.-The day Is generally OBJ.
served throughout the city and State. No bust.
ness Of any kind ID doing.
Baltimore Markets.
BALrIsoRE, November 2s.--Flour ID unchanged.
Howard Street and Ohio at 90 20; City Mills at
90 Ia. IL. ssa
Wheat Is moderately active at yesterdays rates;
fair to prime reds, q 20 10; white, 81 l2a$2
20 for good prime; and 81 % 80 rs for choice,
for family -four.
Corn has slightly improved. New white, rs
50 cents; new yellow, so a s5 cents; old white
and yellow, 95 cents is
Provisions continue firm In consequence Of q
light supply. Observation-Disclosures, ID IA IS IL;
sides, IA cents; hams, 10 IL IA cents. Mess
pork Is a little more active. Sales of new at $22.
Lard ID unchanged. Sales at l2a12 lao.
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CAKES 4 CAKEsf
ROSTON Cream Cakes, French Cream
- Cakes, Maryland Tsrts, and variety Of small
Cakes, fresh every day, at - .ss. So 800
js y. H. RIDEN0UR a cos,
No. 804, Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th streets.
nov 27--eo3t y
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AUCTION SALES.
~ a. GREEN, Auotionesr.

Uy AZ GBEENs AuctIOneVfs ~
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC-
j tion.--A Good Opportunity for Capitalists
The owner intending TO move West will offer st
public SALE for cash. his entire real estate on Thurs
day, December 9th, at O'Clock, p. M. This proT
efty fronts Ninth street west between New York
avenue and street, immediately opposite the NORTH
buildings, yielding yearly tS46, and enhances rap
IDLY In value every year. There IL not more cor
spicuods. Handsome aud healthy location in the CITY,
and must shortly command large price, when the
number and character Of the improvements contem-
plated in its vicinity arc erected
Title indisputable. A. GREEN.
nov ED Auctionoor.
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4 FRANCIS HAS JUST RETURNED

- FRANCIS HAS JUST RETURNED
Ne from visit TO the Northern cities and man
ubtories, where he has purchased, and had manu-
Housekeeping Articles, Clocks, Pocket Knives, Ra-
zors, Scissors, Combs, Bird Cages, Portmonaes
Satchels, Csbas Desks, Brushes, Baskets, &C. which
he is determined 10 sell at the very lowest prices
Persons wishing good article, either in style or
quality, and at low price, viii do well 10 call on
him, afew doors above. Odd Fellows Hail. on Seventh
street. sf# nov 26--ly
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Great Inducements for you to Call and See.
TIME undersigned gives notice to his friends and
- the public that he has just received his stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, comprising all the latest
styles and colors Of Cloth, Cashmere, and Vestngs;
which goods will be made up to order, In the most
elegant manner, as he has some of the best workmen
in the United States at work for him. Being agent
for Scott the reporter Of fashions you may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of his own make, such Over Garments frock dress
and business Coats, Pants, and Vests, from medium
TO very superior qualfT.
All the above Goods will be sold at very low prices
for instance, whole suit Coat Pants, and Vest, for
the small sum of $16.
Pants, do do do to 10
Vests, do do do 3 so to 10
he respectfully solicts call from all in want Of
Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars Stocks, Handker-
chiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas, DC.
p w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
Between 3D. and ~ streets, Penn. avenue
nov Tim
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AAAG vAA@A1 AA@Ss
Kunkel 4 Co. .....................Pr oprietors.
(Also Of Holiday Street Theatre. Bsltmore.)
John 7. Ford. Sole Manager.
Harry s. Chapman ................ Stage Manager.
j. b. Vhlilips. ..........-.........fr ompter.
--------------
Admission. '.......'.'-''.....'..'eV Genus.
Orchestra seats cents
Family Circle. cen's-
First night Of the engagement Of the famous and tai
ented American Artiates.
MR.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
Recognised throughout the Union, by success as
brilliant as ii Is unprecedented, as the best
living personators Of the Irish boy
aud Yankee gal.
This Esening. Noeom6cr 20, 1855,
The evenings entertainments will commence with
the diverting Comedy, in acts, entitled
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTYi
To conclude with new Protesn Farce, written ex-
pressly for Mrs. Florence, by O. w.
Tayleure, termed
"A LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
Doors open at O'Clock; Curtain moves at ~
nov 29--
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager ........... Henry G. Jarrett
(Also ofthe Baltimore Museum)
Stage Manager. Mr. Jefferson.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette ............ 80 cents
Family Circle, (second ter)...............2
uSely e. 800. Ro ~
can be Obtained Box Ofioe open Tuesday and We'd
nesday from until o'clock.
Doors open at 61S o'clock, P. NJ. Curtain rises at
IN o'clock precisely
The eminent young American Actress,
MISS ELIZA LOGAN,
Will appear in Victor Hugos celebrated Historical
Tragic Play, entitled
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
Mr.. CHAS. BASS as Duke Alphonso D'Este
After which, she viii appear in Grand Scens, and
A LA RACHEL,
Sing the French National Anthem,
Ian ARSEILLAISEi
With full and increased Orchestral accompaniment
The Entertainments will conclude with, for the first
time in Washington, the immensely-funny
Farce called
Mr.. AND MRS. PETER WHITE.
M Peter White. i. Mr.. Jefferson.
Saturday Evening, December 1, 1855,
The performance will commence with the Thrilling
Drama, from the pen Of Victor Hugo, entitled
LUCRETIA BORGIA.
Lucretia Borgia ................M Miss Eliza Logan.
Duke DEste.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Y. Bass.
Genarro ................... Mr. =. ID. noWo.
Princess Negr0m. MISS mary Deviin.
ACT FIRST.
THE KISS THE DISCOVERY 4 ExPOSUREl
"A LIST OF HORRORS LUCRETIA B0RGIAl
TABL.EAUl
ACT sEcoND.
THE INSULTS THE OATH THE POISONl
THE kNTIDOTEl
The Outraged Demand for Justicei The Oath |
Terrible Revenge OF Borgia! The Five
Coins! Appalling Dsnouementl
After which,
Miss Eliza Logan will sing. "LA Marssillase."
The performances will conclude with the Amusing
Farce Of
Mr.. AND MRS. PETER WHITE.
Mr.. Peter White Mr.. Jefferson.
On next Wednesday evening, the Popular Actor and
Artist
MIR. X. L. DAVENPORT,
viii appear a. the Dyke Of Gloster, In shakspeares
Tragedy Of
RICHARD III.
nov oQ--St
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TNHE Subscriber would respectfully in-
u form his friends and the public in general,
that he has taken the above old and weknown stand
the corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and for many years kept by William Walker,
and has made many improvements and alterations,
and has put the house In thorough repair.
His Bar will be supplied at ALI times with superior
Wines and Liquors and his Larder with all the lux
ures of the season, which he will be most happy to
serve up in the best manner. 4
His long experience in keeping public house, and
for many years IN the employ Of William Walker,
enables him to assure the public that he will give
those that pstronise him general sahsfscton.
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BUTTER! BUTTERl BUTTER!
UUST received, 100 kegs very superior
d Glade Butter, for family use. For SALE whole
sale and retail.
ALSO
very superior lot of extra sugar-cured hams
Smoked Beef
Nos. ], Q, and Mackerel
No. Picked Salmon
No. Potomac Herring
Beans, Peas, white Mercev and Sweet Potatoes
Also. q very superior lot of Northern Apples.
All Of which may be had at @. B. RICE'S Butter
Store, No. 90, High Street. Georgetown.
I. N. B. am also receiving fresh Roll Butter from
Loudoun county, Virgins, and Frederick county,
Maryland, every week.
oct 31-d1m Star IT
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL
or TEE
RICUS CLUB,
Temperance Hail,
7aursday Epening, Nopem6er 30, 1855.

.TEMPERANCE HALL,
On Thursday Eoeniaag, November 20, 1866.
The members Of the Club pledge themselves TO
spare neither time nor expense In making such ar
rangements az will give satisfaction and enjoyment
to every one who may honor them with their COM
pany.
SCOTS Cotillon Band has been engaged for the
occasion.
Supper win be furnished by an experienced ca
terer.
and Ladies', TO be had Of the Committee. or at the
door on the evening Of the Ball.
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FOR SALE.

HvHREE Building Lots, on north street. between
u Fourth and Fifth streets, each Lot fronting 20
feet running back 142 feet inches, to wide paved
alley. These are very desirable building lots, in
delightful neighborhood.
a8 e. WHEELER,
nov dim 845, Pennsylvania avenue.
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Doors open at O'Clock; Curtain moves at ~
o'clock.
nov go
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FARMSl FARMSI FARMS I

FARMSl FARMS FARMS!
NOR sale, or exchange for City property,
IL o number Of Farms in Virginia and Maryland.
Also, Hickory and White Oak Lumber, at my Wood
Yard Office corner Of Maryland avenue and Third
street west, at the Canal Bridge, near the Capitol
Washington. ID. W. HEATH, Agent
nov 8-1mI
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES FOREVER

Fairly Routed out or my old stand for the
want Of Roomi
HEADQUARTERS NEXT CORNER ABOVE,
Where riH befosad the Largea, Besf, and Cheap
est stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, BR0GANS, AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
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Eighty-fve marriage licenses have been issued
from the clerks Office since October. This beats
all the seasons We ever experienced here for mat
simony. High markets seem to sharpen the darts
Of Cupid alss 4 NJ N sa.. ss s,.f "a
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR
RENT.

N and-a-half street, corner Of south. House
containing six rooms with store at the corner suit
able for retail store. The property is pleasantly
located in thriving part OF the city and will be
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NEW ADyxRIsxNKSTs.--Fenwi & Westerfeld
have opened Congress Hall, near the Capitol as a
first class restaurant and have fitted Il up In an ele
CANT manner. From It's position on the Avenue Il
must secure large share Of patronage. Messrs
w. r. are personally known to us as gentlemen
of great urbanity and interchangeable assiduity in
their calling. They are determined to please, and
they will please.
=. L. Moore sdvertises coal and wood ofthe best
quality. He is celebrated for giving large measure
as we know by recent experience.
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This Ebsning. Nocem6er 20, 1865,
| The evenings entertainments will commence with
the diverting Comedy in 2 acts, entitled
| IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTYi
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PATENT OrrIcE.-Upwards of 10000 persons
visited the Patent Office last month.
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The third annual ball of the Americas Club will
be given at Temperance Hall this evening. SCOTS
cotillon band has been engaged for the occasion,
and supper will be served by an experienced ca
terer. Every preparation has been made to en-.
sure brilliant evening. ~ .af
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The VARIKrrEs--Mr. and Mrs. Florence appear
tonight We are assured, by those who are com
potent 10 judge, that they are both deserving OF
the warmest encouragement Strangers in town
win End the Varieties remarkably elegant and
well-nanaged theatre.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
- Lottery.
ANOTHER GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY

The improved Scheme presented in Glass w having
been received with such decidedly favorable
demonstration, the Manager takes great plea.
sure In presenting another beautifully
brilliant Scheme offering far more
profitable investment than any
stock or securities now in
the market
Class X.--To be drawn December 10, 1855,
At tho city Of Montgomery,
When prizes amounting TO
$50 900
Will be distributed according 10 the following
UNPARALLELED SCHEDULED
Remember One Thousand Priest
Capital Prize, el0,0O0I
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First night Of the engagement Of the famous and tai
ented American Artistcs,
MR.. AND MRS. w. ]. FLORENCE,
Recognised throughout the Union, by success as
brilliant as it Is unprecedented, as the best
living personators of the Irish boy
aud Yankee gal
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-
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET, ON
Il Four-and-a-half street, four doors south Of
Pennsylvania avenue, No. 80.
nov 28--6t
ENOR RENT-A House ON the corner Of
II Fifteenth and streets, containing nine rooms
two minutes walk from the Treasury and Wizards
Hotel Price, $3.50 Possession given immediately.
Call on HENRY WILLARD,
nov 27--s3ts at Wizards Hotel.
n HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM
~ for rent In private family, on north B street.
Capitol Hill.
Apply at the Paint and Oil Store of
J. r. McGREG0R,
nov 28--dlwif No. 534 Seventh sire
NOR SALE OR RENT-A threo-st0ry
II House on TIL, corner of Penn. avenue and nth
street. The first story would be rented separate from
the other part Of the building and could be made
good business stand The second and third story has
three rooms 10 each story, and . good garret and
kitchen. inquire within.
Also, for rent, long room, rs by IS feet, in the
third story and one room in the second story of the
house on Seventh street. two doors south Of Odd Eel
lows Hall. For TERMS apply to Mr.. HANSON, I'd
story, or Mr.. SENS, LIST story sep 30
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ARRESTED. Two gentlemen from Maryland were
arrested last nghtfor disturbance near the National
Theatre and fined by Justice Hollingshead.
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VyHE House now in the occupancy OF
u Temple Wood, Esq, on street north, near
Fourth street west containing six rooms and
large double paror side alley and alley in Of lot
paved also, wood and other sheds attached. To
prompt and permanent tenant the rent will be mod
crate Possession given on the 18th instant
Inquire of A. J. Cass, Pension Office, J. T. Glenn
ents, No $50 street north, James Henry, at the
Capitol Post Office. nov 1--df
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To conclude with new Protean Farce, written ex-
pressly for Mrs. Florence, by O. w.
Taylsure, termed
"A LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
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ARRIVALS At Ta9 PRINCIPAL HOTELS

e.r cHARLEs HOTEL-N N Long. N G; mo =
n;5Ii.L Rrunsviek: J e Fry. Noel. ScrttsvH.s
Rohinson. JPepd ston, Kina WIN; I II Henry. ~, -
xsras Queen; TWalker. st.horr p ro - ~;
q Morton, Robt STILL. Lows, WlHsMs. q \
r,tzssrsiS. Richuoud; 9 Thomas. Msoisos; =
nnocb and Isdv. 4 Madison. Louisa; A n M'cnie,
a WinTfsId, w Melton w 9 Richardson sn pa, 10 y
q Wsilscs' VCR; Brown. Aueus:: Wsf1 =
Msa son: McClements and idy. Miss L,pscomo. "a
FThompson, Stanley, Mslisrs, w Dosve ~;
n HundIey. Hanover; Wertn. CneGe .ne IN, w
n Mann. Va; Mrs N Heiskeli. Philsds; wet
sIe.ton Richmond; O y Baker. Chss City; Aikip'
Henrico; III G. Moore, Miss Moore. B w MARTIN. r.. AZ
bemarle; A Whitehead. Texas. b Robins, Chas CITY
w {, Moody Texas; w Egsleston, 0feE ferdn,
SIP Wilkerson, M Condry. CiairmontR r.
AMERICAN HOTEL w @ Anderson. Washing r
tor: Atkinson, C; Miss Richards N Y; VIM
Bumfriss and son. Lexineton; Col w Lambert
PbiIad eIphis; @ w Burke Carolina; DIT r Turpin;
C Harris Powhstan; 8 M goldman, Hanover; y
R;chsrdson. Holman n NJ Atkinson, Petersburg;
Ambrose Ford. A M Allen, M Jsmeston, Cnmbsr'
land; NJ Finn. Mis-, Finn, A ID Pirsins and 'aoy,
Miss Pirkins Miss L Pirkins, Danvilie; q Gregg,
Hanover: J Sneed Fl Oliver. Lynchbnre; III
Quirk N Y; r Nolan, Philadelphia II McGinnis,
Mis-, McGinnis, Rarmore
EXCHANGE HOTEL-F Thornton. Bnckng-
ham; Miss Bette Armstsad, Charlotte; esyer'
wick. Lynchbs Read and lady Roanoke; A,e1
Brown wythe; D Warwick and svt. Bait; LIZ ~,
mon Michigan Judge II Gilmer. P1ttsyivanls, W
4. Brown Ga: 8 Corbin. HI Mallory hanoVo,;
Z Smith, Ohio: A M Dupuy and lady White sulphur
Strings: } N Wilcox, Mrs Wilcox MISS wilcox;
neice Petbs; Flsnnaean Charl9ttesgliae; w =
Robertson, Christiansvile; z shanks. botteIour,;
j Barbour IT, Culpeper Reed, Boston, Mr AND
Mrs III M Wsrfield, Melbourne.
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Panorama OF New YORK CIrY.-This
work drew overlooking house last evening. II
exhibits here only three days longer, Go to Odd
Fellows Hall and it, and you will be well paid
for your time and money 1t positively closes its ex-
hibton Tuesday evening, and on that day it also ex
hints at 81 O'Clock in the afternoon
The Panorama continues to move before the spec
tator for nearly two hours, and takes him 81 K
miles, through the streets of New York city, in the
midst of the business-in places and through stree
which to q stranger would be of most Interest, aud
he weud be most likely to visit and while he 10 APP
psrently passing along, he has extended perspective
views Of the buildings on both sides of upwards of
fifty streets whch, collectively, being about forty
miles of buildings, giving him view of the city and
its people," as it would appear to him If he to
60 there, and walk through the streets among the
people, the hustle and confusion of the Emit city
BE will have faithful and exact view of the gni-
fcent Churches. public and private buildings, the
shipping and steamboats, horses and carriages omni-
BUSES railroad cars, and the thousands of people
who daily throng the streets of New York Distin-
guished men and acquaiu tan ;es readily recognize
ed among the crowd of persons in the streets The
sign, can be read the if you in the city,
all faithfully represented upon ting;
pubic and private prOcessions military companies,
fr. and their engines, bands of music &c &C.
While the Panorama moves before the spectator,
over 700 horsss and carriages pass in view and MOI
than 000 of the people of the city, at their dali
business.
this moving painting. Persona, in viewing it, lean
hardly persuade themselves that they rot sctuai
ing the citizens and strangers they really in
everyday life, ct their avocstions and persons
quainted in New York city, win get better view
and gain information of the city and its people,
By o cs seeing this Panorama, than they would to
actually visit the city, and walk its streets and
rough'ars, for ten days. thousands of persons
testified.
At each exhibition of the Panorama, as it passes
fore the spectator an explanatory lecture is given
by Mr.. George Doel, one of the Proprietors or Mr.
Albert Norton or d. c. Damon, illustrative of New
York City, its statistics, business and resources js
people, their sc.a-aheadativeness; much valuable
knowledge of great importance to a stranger and OF
general and instructive Information to EVERY BODY
jan Cit.
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A New Auction AND Commission HousE
PAYNE MAYO, Auctioneers-of6ce on 10th st
bet III en- Main snd Cary, Richmond, Va
JOHN R. D. PAYNE having ss,ociat.d with hin,
Mr. ABEL u. MAYO in the above bus no IS win
contaue to sell Real and Personal Estate at auction
or private ssle in the city of Richmond and throu
out the State; to Renting out Housss and Hiring
Sc rvants
Deeds Of every description will be acsurstsl,
drawn on the most reasonable tsyms
M. MAYO being Notsrv Public, will attend to
taking acknowledgements of Deeds c.
AnfTeference given that may be required.
JNO r. ID PAYNE
ia elm ABEL u. MAYO