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sni have found them to give general satisfaction
10Th a. to quality and operation The firm Of c. ID
YALE q Co are now prepared 10 furnish the trade
with any description of these desirable stoves.
CliAS ID. YALE,
hu I2-3fn 10 Main street.
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r. ISBELL,
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. AuCtS. ~.
A FARM II CHESTERFIELD FNR

\ FARM IN tHES ERR iELD FUN
~ SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION viii he sold.
on SATURDAY. the 10th day ri october. 1881, at L
o'clock NJ. Tract of Land containing 26A acres,
ing on James River. five miles from Richmond
bounded by the lands OF James Martin, Benz Hatch
er and Others. This property is considered very
valuable and persons DESTROYS of purchasing are in
ved to call on the subscriber prior 10 the day OF
sale, who will take pleasure in showing the same;
a good portion of which are first rate low grounds
Terms made known the day of sale.
BENZ HATCHER,
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6f - 3 prime Lasuayre COFFEE, 70,
w sa.ot san zhos, soaEE 4 co,
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gTn STRAYED OR STOLEN

&tA9M On the 18th instant, young, red COW,
.u=SlssE. with " hfte spot each side, aud hind
It Wu,lr, norIIs short and sharp and udlr black.
Also, about four months ago, dark hrndlr COW,
il horns sawed, and nuf hjr higher than the other
literal reward viii bt given for the delivery Of tho
missing Cows either OF them at my residence
III street, hetw, en- Leigh and GA streets.
So Gifts " A. WALTERS
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NY PAPER UANGINGs,

CURTAIN GOODS, SC. &c.
JOHN =, GNAULT,
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PROOF
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,

For nearly six years have been supplying n
Patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND TIE CITY TRADE.-IIavin2 Lscontin-
ued our Evening Sales, will CELL privately, daily,
in lots to suit purchasers the balance Ola very heavy
very low prices. in order that may be able to
der sales possible. Country merchants and
the ctizens generally are invited to examine
stock. LARCS SHINE,
ap21-ts "a Main st.
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a. FOR RENT.-The House recently
hi occupied by Charles Bennett, on Main streat
between sth and 9TH streets, south side Arpiy 81
Rent fa2J aaio.,s
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DT VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF the
IL County Court of Chesterfield, pronounced at its
september term, 1857, in the case of ksid and wife
and ais. W. Cheitham's admir-, shall at the resi-
tnce of the late Mrs. Sarah Cheatham i'll the
ty above named, within six miles of the PowhatHn
Station. the Richmond aud Danyile Railroad, AID
three miles of the Glover Hill Pits, sell on the HI day
o october next. for cash. y likely NEGROES, con-
sisting If men. women, boys aud girls-amon4 them
a good barrel maker.
I,-lt,ls " Il WOOD Cnmrn'r
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r. VERY DESlRABLY LOCATED PRi-
H.n VATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOT AT
TIE CORNER OF GRACE AND 9TH STREETS
FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell the above de-
sirahly located property, now in the occupancy of
A 4. Hughes, ESq
The location isJustly regarded among the Lest in
the city The house has front Of 80, feet and the
lot ~ feet. each running ack l37 feet to an
alley. The house will be sold with, without, the
vacant lot rs may be preferred. Applyts
Sc 4-dtIO GODDIS & AFPERSON
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By Larus & Shine.
EVENING TRADE SALES.-The sub
FOR MOBILE The sur

- FUk MO u I LE. The superior
.S,sl.s55fast sailing schr MONTE CHRISTIE Captain
>fuinaTI, having the greater portion Oi her cargo
engaged, will sail for the above port with quick dis
p tell. For balance of freight or passage having
comfortable accommodations apply to
80 2l-lw ". ID. COLQUITT 4 co.
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NATyr' The Cause Of Urfruitf1lness; TIE V1exp~tee
D.pfer Enceurase Your Minister Du'ie OF fena
HogtAiiy The House Of God Ministerial tieeinei CaA1y
an DsScins Clap-trAp Adv.rtisInsi Elder Jones
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Dr. Ca'wes address do Cres Of Dsress; Publ opalon
Comm union and Dism's.on HaPpy PeoPei Horrible
Cruelty An Es'Abi.5ed Ministry; More Light upon Ancai
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THRU fAGE-NEvs OF The WEEK, emersrnK Tnense
The Bond Stree: Murder; Letter from WNhioston
Review OF the Newfork Mkes AID full summarizes 81 the
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FOURTH fAGE-Liitle Charles VIII Msrte-7; IL
ample OF Ace Cruelty Animals Wh se &c % 90
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Oar Teeth; Haydn and the Music S-ller Tbs FAEH AND
GARDLSi Deahsi Ma RACES NewY srk Prices Cu--eot
TIE Examiner j. sustained by sbe ofccutrieu
sne hrst class family aeFspspr Price 50 year
city suo'cfiesTs and s. BY mail, when paid stre;iy N
adv
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Public Meeting.

Summer when That fearful and tas pssN'
ps. still freSb in memories bad hxed rsef upon
sa borders thIc.teniDs city and hbg s inhabitants WI"
labor o. visiting and uinsng 10 the Necessities OF
tn sick and dying fl. heavily upon lew phisnropc aud
heroi. individuals Among them il will be recolleced DIs
pu Bos and OF New Utrecht distinguished teneVes by
epsan COURAGEOUS and unng deyotedness to the p'us
duty Of dispensing professional ad 70 those who were chen
down By the destroying psence and at last fell themselves
diving martyrs the public good The wdo" OF one, ~
Crane eft with three CHILDREN and without sde
soaie means Of support. ,.., ~, -
The feel that they but anticipating the pub
nmen proposing that suitable expression me
evidence Of appreciation should be gwen oy tne
con unsy and e sacrifice OF these
medical Profession, particularly with view 70 Toe fehe
q The widow and children OF Dr. Crane -.
For this purpose respectfully request our elowciHens
10 attend meetIg be hello the Governors Room IN the
Gny Hall, Brooklyn, on THURSDAY ENENINt next, IS5
inst ~ adopt such measures as may De osemeo
suitable 10 Nc sOmplsb the object above stated
SaMI POWfLL Msyor HENRY y. VAIL esq,
GFO HALL TX Msyor JAS. w. HARPER, esq
Han JOpN GRFEEWOOD JOSEPH {. FULLER, esq,
lion ROILIN SANFORD PETER g. TAYLOR. esq,
Wen Holm DiKEMAN HENRY G. BOWEN. esq,
A. A. LOW esq w. A. PLArENIUS, esq.,
WIN H. CARY ESQ.,, EDW POPPENHDSkN esq,
III. r. PIERREPONT, esq, HENRY }. CULLEN, NJ d.,
RORT SHERWOOD ESQ DANIEL AYRES, ~. D.,
EDWARDS w. FIskE, eco, GEORGE J. BESNET NJ. d.,
EDWARD DODGE, esq LOUIS BAUER, NJ. d.,
A. W. BENSON esq. A. KALI, and Others
By order Of the Committee,
JOSEPH B. JONES b. D., Secretary.
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V'HALBERG's SUBSCRIPTION MATINEES.
J. FRIDAY Peh 20 TUESDAY, ?iihj spe hipAi' |"h

rTNHAIBERG's SUBSCRIPTION MATINEES.
J. FRIDAY Peh 20; TUESDAY, ?iih and ThipAi <'th
CARD OF THE MANAGEMENT
In eon~opepce Of rspd sale OF the sub-cr,p'1
an hos sass ho have their 81 the I'cke
Orc are call their ekei, on or before nu
a. P.h 10 "A should do he very limited sub
h-tr nut = once be hiled Up
CHANGE OF HOUR
Of The subscribers having expressed preference
tor somewk later hour tbe alnees VIII o"heH9e A. wv
o'cIock al II bait past one ,,,,,,, ,,,-e,c.,rc
BCHEME OF THE THREE hATlNEEs MOolCALrso
FIRST MATINEE.
FAp.tS.s-Sopn bula
sonsta in sharp minor. 'beethoveh
n Trovstore" Con the AleYsndre Organ
March Funebre. CnVPln
" La LegeTfc
2 Fsnalia-"L Elixir dAmore" Thaloers
MATINEE.
THO in msoA piano violin and yioopeelio) Beethoven
2 Fanasia-" Don Giovanni" Ibslorg
g. Ttude repeated notes lhADetg
l. Fins- Putani" ton the AlexandTe Organ TbAers
G. Fsntasis-" LucIeia Borgs' lhAioeIs
THIRD MATINEE
l..
Piano Flute Oboe, Csrionet, Alto Niooneello and bso
2 Prayer OF
J. Adelaide (rau scriptt ''Dec'hO'eH
4. Teizett-" Robert le Dab!e" ION the Alexandra
Organ Di
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~ ET the G E L N Z

& E T the e.. G E N U N E
TiONARY OF THE FRENCH AND ESGLlsH Ian
GUAGEs, BY j. L. JEwErT, Editor Of "OlendoHfs New
"''D''' ''"' ONLY ABRrDGMENT
or Dr. Spers celebrated work published in America as will
be the following extract from letter. dated Paris,
Ja. 5 1857, just received by the publishers;
of your reprints Of my General French and Esgh Dieton
and of the School edition OF 1is work would tender
admit that editions of both these works are bona de what
sscb the, bear 70" have no publisher Of your city ha.
done added work another msns and in
book entitled Spie,s Sprenne. French School Dictionary
1 can see nothing Of nine but ~yns~e
ut may not perhaps be unntees,ing you know that
find in Spieys Sare.nes French School Dictionary those
Dictionaries such comic productions. Fox instance. is
stu translated in !! as in the venerable h Boyer rqetiGs De
gait French but such definition bu, e,d
error since the French have exact equivalent aeead
pGr sareqRee as is TO be found n the octo edition Of
spiers surenDe French and English Pronouncins Die
two editions socaed of spiers sarenHe's Dictionaries,
differ extremely in and the word My editions
h.h.d in New.Yorh But 10 the School Dictionary
ToUsrs and raStc0at the Sabboeth OF French and
English die ionGTies Toe st lind trddHced into
French by woEes that SIGNIFY 'qd' 6rtsh cnl1tIe DC At
rather Id untransatabe term which no tAl9 but
those learned in the lore OF antiquity could understand wat
surenIes French School Dictionary rest. and eami.,s
Now, resfe means round Jdekef and dm oe oTt Hgh
dres worn III our parts OF the WOTo al tAs 10 ny Know"
edge-ss vsrteoat The only translation wanting 10 the
proper term gLet
PneGppie still faithfully translated in "spers suren
Frepch School Dictionary" by pm requires
ordinary eeron,e ascnbe this translation when
said In the preface my "Geoera French Dictionary"
as follows: Pomme de pin has been invariably translated
by pneopp and vice tbs, all the French journals in
OF the feast Of the 9Th NOyember nj within
"be last three years annually charged the Aldermen
"o London proyerbAy renowned for heiE good Ase WITH
"hayDs pesce 10 their diEe-,ons many huadred
"d'.e0.es, In French ponme' deptn"
JPWFTT7S sPIERs'S PRONOUNCING SCHOOL Die
TIONARY contains upward Of l. GO words than toe
work entitled Spers STennes School Die aonary" bat
of the distinguishing characteristics Of Dr.
sperss has all the American epatons Il English words
and by typographical Arrangement combines tue al
larger Dictionary with the portsbeness aGd od
crate price Of = smaller one. Pice 3 %
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
Nos. lo3 and lIs Duane g., k-w-YOrk
Il.
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6pffiGl Noticfs.

N;o,h uard-Tbe monthly meeting Of The Ninth Ward
B.pubcan Asosaon will BE- held ~ tbe BECKER builngs
Nsmbst, viii please be- pur ciu in send2noe a. the election
Y PrSdeD viii take place this evepos 70 MI the vacancy
-~s.,,oned by III, reclamation OF John Ktyser esq.
NELSON d. THAYER, Secretary.
Washington,s Birthday-BANQUET AT THE
ASTON HOUsE.The Association OF the Friends ct Cyil and
Of The Birthday Of the Father Of bic COsnty
Al The Aston House MONDAY EVENING the 81 day OF
E.hnay 1857 Tickets for Dinner be bad from toe
TrsssrTsr RICHARD b CONNOLLY, esq al the County
Grhs Office City Ham, until sstgda tbe 2st ms 4, BOO o.
RoRISsoV.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace 10
~ still the public contains MANY snd
s4hoss thing. The taiasy nope worth The pres u ID
nssoE
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s. TarnBtea
G. Duet" Norma" with M VIM Msson) oeig
SIR. THALBERG
M he the opl performer will play IN each Matinee
SEVEN PIECES on the PIANO
And Will introduce for the first time IN ttis country,
THE ALEXANDRA ORGAN. -
with pedals Knee attachment. eXpressy Manufactured iJ
Mr.. Thabsrg BY Alexandra son, in Pans
The capacities Of the Alexandra Organ are IS follow
The power sustain single aud chords. while AZ to7
same time the rapid and brilliant passages can be per
formed-the being sustained by mech governor ~
the knees thus leaving 10th hands free TO manipulate 10 spa
blity 10 use sir gle aud combine the tOnes OF the
VIOLIN FLUTE, OBOE. CLARIoFET HoRN, BAssooS AID
HUMAN VOICE
Hour of conn encemcnt, o'clock p ~
The price Of Subscription Tickets has been hxed al
FIVE DOLLARS EACH
which will admit the Subscribers TO all the three Mstnees
The humber Of Subscribers has been strictly limited to
FOUR HUNDRED
Subscrp.ons will be received At BREUStNGS Music store
No 7Ol Broadway, and al VAN NORDEN KINGS, No. -
Wall street. s, @,
The general san gemen regarding the comfort OF the Sub
,rbers have been RiIused MI BROWN Sexton OF Grace
Church. .... .,o,,,r,
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Nearly tenhs Of the tickets have been subscribed Tor y
ladies belonging to M families In the City In view OF the
responsibility thus deyoved upon the Management correct
ADDRESS will ie required from every Subscibcra
which will insure the utmost pecsbiy OF the au ahd
will appreciated by one more than the subscribers
selves.
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WilIiamsbureh Meeting,

(scOgra phcai and Statistical SOcicty.A paper will
D. This rouIsesy) EVENING, at O'CLOCK NJ the small
Chapel Of the NeWYeik University, Washington square by
Dr. THOMAS AN rISELL OF Washington, the Geography
OF North America Free of the Society aud
riauda
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ABniyersary.-Tbe COLORED FEMALE LEGA
PIGHTS ASSOCIATION viii celebrate the Second Annvei
ssl wholesome decision of the Supreme Court declsrn
n light Colored persons ride ia public conveysnce wit
q GRAND SUPPER and PROMENADE in SpriDg-st Hall
No. las Springsr.. Thompson on FRIDAY EVENING
Feb. % ncketa IS cents.
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We so publbh:
JEWETI'S SPIERSS UNABRIDGED FRENCH AND
ENGLISH DICTOSARY-EIom the latest Pssis Editons-
devised and especially Adapted American Sra
dents By Prof J. L. JEwETr. EdtDr OF Oendora's New
Method Of Leaning French etc. Price % y.
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amuseMents.

pURDY's NATIONAL T II Z A T = R.
Dfe,. Gsels p cents. Pr l2i cents Orchestra Chairs 20
ORION THE GOLD BEArER.
Onion Iindell J. Allen Pat Mahonpy........G. l.. Fox
&. Mrs H. r Nichols Mrs Liudc Miss Hathaway
THk MAGIC PILLS.
Dandy CrnAldo.....G. L. Fox Coordo. Miss
IHE PEOPLES LAWYER
Rcber, Howard j. II. Allen GrScc Otis M H. f. Nichols
4 AURA KEENE's TlIEATER-EXTRA.-
- TIE Management has the pleasure 10 thai,
yesPons- 20 aTeqaess signed BY large numbcr Of distinguished
sep satbor, artss, Journalists aud others and with
sueouge enc he most successful o AneTcan drSmasts
% 'iil further efforts in the SSrle neld, ., -
SATURDAY EVENING, FES. y,
fs bseB spA Tor She Performance OF The A"e'o Con"
es4ss
YOUNG NEW YORK
ard
MY WIPES MIRROR, . -
~. ns'oD leIs for ;he bsnctt II The suho NJ l. "
y WILKINS
Seats Gsy rev le secuI,d q; he EoNQece.
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AGA my OF MI C =
"A OPERA FUND BALL

ADEMY OF SIC. -
"A OPERA FUND BALL
PROMENADE CONCERT,
AZ The A''' THirRs DAY EVENING Feb 49, ,s7
oRCHisTEA Of The op~. Concert Extensive add
tons have been made E 6fs e.
n'''' ARCH sft TloTrka afs 4 NIGHT SCENE
BY sisnOr ALLEGRi
EorsTAIN o
AND PARTERRE OF CHOICE FLOWERS,
from the Conservatory Of Mr., Buchanan.
made rh an eIpsrrbced Several sddOns cio.i
No bs. coats or cane. will be allowed OF the floor
Carriages on arriving Will pass up lrvnspace' and take sway
Ticket, ~ admitting person. may be obtained Of the
mansiers and the Music sor-. Of "" Hall Son. No 20
Luis Nc 7t9 Broadway Mum. Cl.rk No 7a5 Broadway
and At the Bookstore oft Crowen No os9 Bro.e~aS
AID Dancing a O'clock
CT. GEORGE SOCIETY OF NETWORK.
- "A Grand Copcer; 10 aid Of hs fSs9 Of
thc Society viii Be- given a SIBL0s Oh ss
ist. wiz appear: MAIL. p,,oa
sisIor Tberin, Mao. A Past- stIhOssh,
Sigror Moren, Maurice sLrasOsch,
MopserT Psal Juieo. Nj wm- Mlson,
The Harmonic Society, Dir u r. bnstow,
With DOd'worths Band
PROGRAMME OF THE PERFORMANCE.
NA'0'' sEIEGToXs FROM iHE MESSIAH
l. 'n0'u'- ana HARMONIC IA SOCIETY,"
2 Solo" Come unto s sTss .vnyM ha''e'
3. Chorus" For unto US Child ia born Handel
HARMONIC SOCIETY
4 Solo" The Tru% x. ; sHe,l .oT99;'
D. Chorus "0T HXRM ior Ic% SOCIETY
s. Solo" I know that my Redremer Liy,h@
Mele TERESA PARoDL
H1RMoNIc SOCIETY a.,s,ow
CONDUCTOR. l" r
l. National Anthem" God Save the 9gssn;' r,
Ndle. TERESA PARODI Mad. A. PATTl.STRAkOSCH
. F.ntass~" Lacrez,i BoIgis." Thalberg.
Mr THALBERG. v.,,,
T. The English" Thalbera
5. Rom4n1.-" Amor i Tan s1pr,II Doni'et'L
o. Ballad Tsao a I rIT T 'sSsil
9. Romano" Morts" Donizetti
.. Fantasia" La E Favor Err u,T,rv AI,rd
TO- Finale" Tiger bSG Ti's'SkR BAND DoaSo,'n
81 :cI NAV be had Of the conce
the Society the Albion Office, No 10 Beesmsn:ti Van
EordeD Kings No. IS Ws', aud at the Music Stores Of
Doors will at t and Concert commence at Is O'CLOCK
CONCERT COMMITTEE:
c. B. Gilman, Chairman, Thomas Dixon,
Joseph Fowler, w d. CubbeItson,
John c B.aes, NJ. D.. William Young
Robert Bsge, Henry Eyre
Henry Owen Robert Waller,
J. T. Walker J. G. Wells
r. +. Ward, Secy i Treas. NJ b. Burnett,
VIM. NJ. Smith, J. Lesycraft.
Charles Vnien, Arthur Kendall,
T. NJ. Newboud, A. H. Gbbes.
Private Boxes SIS each extra.
HARMONIC SOCIETY.-The Members of this
Society requested TO attend Rehea.al for the Con
Of st Georges Society Nblos FRIDAY MORN
INC a o'clock
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- A Grand Concert 10 aid Of the CHAhilAbLE No OF
Of February which the following distinguished Art
ists will appear: ,,v, ~,
Mr.. 1hslberF, Mdle tSoi
SinoI Hberini, Mad A fsttf strnoseh,
or Mo,elu Maurice SLrak0sch,
Nopeiepr Paul Juiep Mr.. Wui. Mason,
The Harmonic Society, Mr 6. +. Bnstow,
With Dodsyorh's Band.
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Che Boil Season.

A CADEMY OF MCSlC.-A GRAND BALL
~ and PROMENADE CONCERT will be given At The
Academy of Music
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. 1851.
II kes - admitting person. De- obtained oau Of
III following sots and gentlemen. whs have Kindly consented
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