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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-04

FUzUREDIn
TRUSTEES SALE or LEASRHOLD

! PROPERTY, AND A CARPENTER, EAMED
A.! AAhoy HISS On the 18th day Of February. 1858.
deed Of trust executed BY Hariinis Rors on the
day Of May, 1851 which deed l. recorded in the Hust
Rs G ga Clerk oos p the city q kichmond 10
wage the sum VI three negotiable nutes-t iirst
bearing date on the tsh day Il May, ls5T, payable
on the 9Th DAY Of May Is57. payable sxieen nopshs
after ts date and the third bearing date IN the i'll
L. mi e. sss :, month; after
eond for eSao and the thifd for $50. the thres ma
ing IN the asgresste the sum Of sisser We viii,
90 much Of the said property conveyed by tbs ssid
deed rs will be sufficient 10 pay the notes Aforesaid
expenses Of executing the trust at the sncsion room
Of Hector DAVIS, ON franklin street in thu city of
Richmond. uion ths following terms: For sun
namei that is, $50, that sun being now due viii,
the interest which may have accrued on the same.
the residue. upon the following terms: for the sum
OF $40 npcn credit of sixteen months from the sth
e Gay % a nay ss' aud for the SUM q sa upon
May, 1851; and for the balance Of the purchase
neys upon such credit the said Hariinia Ross
notes. secured to the satisfaction Of the ndersiened
VIII be required. The l.easeaoid Property Is the
date on the first day Of May. 1851. between Samuel
J rutherford and Hardinia Ross duly recorded In
the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of the city
the said deed as certain lot Of ground fronting Sc
yenty feet on the south side Of Broad street. be-
tween Wall street aud Birch Alley and Sixtes nth
street running back its eastern line one hundred
and ten aud half feet; its western line one u
ered anu twenty three feet; its line seventy
IonF on the east BY the lot Of Richard
Adams estate; ON the west by Wall street or Birch
ALLEYS on the south By the lot sold to Henry Lump
klh.wflieh lease is for niue years from the LIST dsy
OF May lo at an annual rent of eighty dollars per
year, to be paid quarterly. There terms. condi
LIONS aud agreements in the lease, which will be
fully explained ON the day OF sale The Negro Man
IL represented as good carpenter
We VIII commence the sale Mt " clock with the
aforesaid real estate and If il brings enough 20 nav
the debt due TO George NJ Savage. aud the expenses
Of executing the trust, shall not offer for sale the
negro man Aaron; otherwise We shall Immediately
after the sale Of the real estate self him.
We believe the title TO the above property to be
perfectly good but selling Trustees shall cen
Ney with special warranty only.
JN0. NJ GREGORY,
JOHN r. GARNETT, trustees
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ssTs~ WILLIAM FORBES. ARCHITE

NSE i DIE, ,
MEASuRER AND APPR4TsEE-The subscriber having
determined 10 discontinue the building business, of
ers bis services his friends and the public gcner
ally in the above branches
Having had an experience of over twenty Fl We
years III ISe ART Of building Ia 1atters himself that
lie wall be able 10 give satisfaction, and solict- "A
share ot patronage.
Plans Specifications and Estimates for Buildings
81 every description. furnished at short notices and
t.u r-a.uuabie terms Measurement and Valuation
al Work al every kind. connected with Building,
promptly attended To. Office in the Hall of the Yr
cinia Mechanics Institute, corner Main aud 18th
stlegt7 Office hours from S5s to va O'Clock A VI.
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JN0. Nj: GREGORY. r-..
JOHN r. GARNET. trustees
CHERRIES SsLE-Warw;cE 6 Rovlo

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Warwick g. Banks.
~ dale VS.. Tsliaferro Read on an attachment for
rent-Wili be sold ON thu iish day of February,
. at the MIL on the Canal of the James River aud
hanawha Company, lately occupied by Talaferro Il
kead TO satisfy ap attachment for rent in favor of
warwick Il Barksdae Va. the rad Taliaferro &
ke ad, about iWU bushels of Bran, i,nO0 bushels OF
Shorts. 1908 bushels of shipstu 223 bbls of Flour,
Mules and harness for sane 40 bills of Flour Italia.
ferro brand 22l bbs Of III our or Cross Mddngs l25
empty hall bbs u empty bbs one lot of Hoop Poles
haf hhl OF Rosin, 100 Bags Flour scaIe and cast
IRON heels for truck, upon the following TERMS to
VII f9 so much cash rs to defray costs of attach
ment aud expenses Of SALE and the balance on The
following credits. to wit: 81 $50 payable on the 9th
day 81 February. ISIS; 81 $50 payable 2Oth May 1855
and 81 go payable 10Th August, 1885, the urchaser
giving bonds with good security fur the deferred
ayments
~ Sale at IL O'Clock VI.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
te f-tdS Sheriff af HauEico
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100 ACRES WOODED LAND IN NEW
Io.J KENT COUNTY, AT AuCTION.-wiIl be
sold, on THURSDAY the lIth day of February,
Chat being Court day. at New Kent Court House.
at the hour Of i2 o'clock, ~ 1873 acres of heavily
wooded land in New Kent County, contiguous to the
Cedar Grove" farm, and adjoining the lands IF
Messrs. john Wright, = Bailey's, aud others. The
same land was conveyed from Richard Dnun Carter
and wife, to d. w. Green and Edwin Walker.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at and ~
months, with interest and secured by trust deed.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
ia 3D-3taw&ewtd Auctioneers.
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W. PETERSON, Druggist,


HpT@d REAT lMPRoV EMEsT IN
RACTING TIE ETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTISF would announce to those wishing their
ts,th EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe,
rior to any others used. The simplicity aud
perfection OF their adaptation is such as to render
The extraction of the teeth almost painless, iersT
frtng - bT,g tie tooth Ne rSt rtdi never breaking
it. managing the gums or lnJurinS the surrounding
parts. 800. 80
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, and IN
sorting Teeth gently ana thoroughly performed.
Office opposite CoTinthian Hail. on Main street.
ia i3-3In
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glye WATSON & BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS AND
CUUNSELL0RS AT

RICHMOND, VA
Practice in all ihe Courts held in the city of Rich
monf. and in the counties Of Henricu and Ches-
tvfsteid
WM T. WATSON, United States Commissioner
ana Commissioner in Chancery.
SAINT. 7. BAYLY Commissioner of United States
Court OF Claims, Commissioner OF Deeds &C. for the
Sc gerl States and Notary Public.
So Office on Bank street. i'll Goddin's Building.
Pm
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=, RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI.

~, RICHMOND MUSICAL lNSTl-
x,5S TUTE.-T. L. CALLED Err, Principal The
SGk second session of this Institution will COM
mence the 18th of February and close the last week
in June, including term OF - weeks.
Every facility is afforded in this School for aCquir
ing athorough Musical Education.
TERMS-For the Session. per scholsr-Tvo Lessons
per week Vocal Glass Exercises. (adut.) $3.50 For
Juvenile Glasses 81 Piano, Organ. Melodeon, each
$40 Violin Guitar, Flute, &c, $50. Private lessons
on the Voice s per lesson
B0ARD OF INsTRuCrIoN-Mr T L GALLEHER, Mu-
steal Notation, Cultivation .! the Voice, and Piano
Mir ELIOD0R0 CAMPS. Organ. Meodeon, and Mu-
81 al Comp sition. Mr. NATHANIEL CARUeI, Pi-
ano. Mr. e + RnSEN, Guitar and Flute. Mr. i
DULLIHGER, Violin
Especial attention is given to the cultivation of the
voice which is conducted on strictly scientific prin-
cples The theory of the Voice. presented TO the
Academy of Sciences, by VI. Manuel Garcia. Pro
frssor Of Music in tue French Conservatory, and
which has been extensively elaborated by G. Bis-
sunni Professor of Music. New York, is made the
basis of instruction Those who intend patronizng
this School, will oblige the Principal by giving no
tice as possible, shat ample arrangements
may be made. For further information. apply 10 t.
IL GALLEHER, at his Music Rooms. 2l2 Broad st.
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pyRTgKs All who wear trusses should call and ex-
anime tnis Truss. The principle is entirely new,
an supports the rupture in easy and contorta-
bic manner. 1t can be worn with much less 1ncon-
yenieuCe than the ordinary trusses; and for light
ness durability and comfort il is unequaled. Any
On, ts,a lcsdls n these Irusscs once toW lgs no
otter Also RIrTER'5 UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
very Simple hut admirable article. A full assoTt-
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CO-PARTNERSHlP.-ISAAC J. MER-
~ GER and JOHN P HILL, have this day formed
"A partnership under the maine and style OF NJ Err
GER Il HILL, for the purpose OF manufacturing
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, OF every description.
Orders may be left at the Lumber Yard OF ISAAC
J MERCER co, soutn side of the Dock, near
Mayo's Bridge or at she Factory, next above Hax
ais Mills ISAAC MERCER,
JOHN Z HILL.
JANUARY Ist. 1853. ia l2-lm
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DISSOLUTION.-Th o-partnership,
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style of
MERCER Il EVANS. is this day dissolved. by mu-
tual consent. Tue debts due to or by the concern,
will be settled by Isaac j. Mercer and John F. Hill.
ISAAC J MERCER,
" G EVANS.
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sssq. GOVERNOR STREET Stove STORE.

Fall campaign for 1857, now opened. with larger
and stil more desirable assortment than in any for
ner year consisting in part of entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry Of G. Barsto%, which
Judges of good work particularly invited to ex
aiI,iue Persons having III use Stoves Ranges, or
Furnaces of this make obtain repairing pieces,
Oh application, at factory prices - - a,,,
iEDRGE STARRETT,
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BY Henry w Quarles,
no $50 Main street.)
THE LAW LIBRARY OF THE LA

THE LAW LIBRARY OF THE LATE
L R0BT q. STANARD. FOR SALE AT AUG
TI0S.-At the request Of Wood Bouldin Esq. his
Executor will sell, on TUESDAY, the 9Th of Fe
bruary next, at o'cock, Z. NJ the Law Library of
the late Roh'tC Stanard. containing between eleven
dtwelve hundred volumes and constituting one of
the most valuable collections in the state. Thia
Library contains most OF the lite works and will ai
ford an opportunity to those in want 10 supply
themselves ut low prices, such may not again &C.
cur.
Catalogues will be prepared Immediately and may
be had 1T my store.
TERMs.--0n sums of $50 and upwards a credit of
months for ennorsed mites, under that amount
cash. HENRY W. QUARLES,
ia 30 Auctioneer.
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sssy~ JAMES Elicit,
COM nIISSIONER In CHANCERY.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
VIII attend at all times To the duties of his Office
an /" the taking Of Dispositions, both in Richmond
city and Hcurico county and any other Notarial bI-
siness that may be desired. And, AS General gent
will Civ. especial attention 10 Writing Deeds 10 the
Examination and Preparation of Abstracts of Titles
a, well IS 10 any and all business which may be on.
trusted 20 him.
49, Once on Governor, next door to Franklin
street with CTtuShaw Wexford. de It's
wv. =. WATSON. sAML. 7. BAYLT.
s.-Fs "A .rsnN G. R,yry
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gpls~ Way SUFrER vIrH A CoU0H, from

bNFFEh n
Colo Isoarscness, or aConsumptive Cough, when
YOU can obtain immediate relief by Using HARTS-
NbRNE'$ ELECTORAL SYRUP df WILD CHER
RYg e il combined with other articles suited for all
lang asthma Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
f. - PREPARED by Chemist of reputation, and is pro
uunce by those who have Ssed it, AS the best Cough
Syrup IT, the world
R,.ttlgs =, - cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL.
LApp s co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
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lent literary. scientific. mechanic other societies,
orders or hjIies which desire to unite in the cere
monies 0f the erection al the equestrian statue OF
the y 5t February ami TO form part of the process
siu1 are requested TO report 10 me the names and
r;tiultt numbers Of their respected bodies, that
provision may be made for their accommodate in
the column and in the Tvserged space ahont the
lnonugept WIN. Il. TALIAFERRO,
NICHMoSD, Jan %, ISIS Chief Marshal.
eN Newspapers generally are requested topuR-
lisl This notice Ia 23-ts
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A. K. PARKER,
WIN. II. BURTON,
DAVID U)GBILL.
Richmond. LIST Feb'r. 1853.

On retiring from the Dry Goods business, take
great pleasure in recommending 70 the patronage Of
my friends, Messrs A. Il. PARKER Il co, feeling
assured their dealings with them will he entirely
satisfactory. RIM NIMMO.
ia
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BY JAS. NJ. Taylor Il Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENGINE

i AND FIXTURES AT AUCTION.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust executed 10 the subscriber ~ rus
tee, by James held, Tbos Wskean aud n b. Bin
by deed dated the 18th of December, 1856, and re-
corded IN the Chesterfield County Court office being
thereto requested. shall sell on MONDAY, the 10Th
instant at IL clock. NJ, az the Pitts lately worked
X Reid, Wakelnn Il Co, one SIXTEEN HORSE
POW Err ENGINE with, heller and smoke stack in
nances thereto attached.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Trustee
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR 4 Son. Aucts, fp
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sas- Da. LlPscoABE-Can be found at
~rssea In the basement Of the BALLARD
,,tnIsp. during the day, at night at the CENTRAL
iNyna.,Sr' ia 6-~lm
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80. 4 Nrw HA1R DYK.-We have seen

FsEa 4 NV II VIZ u - - " Z liIFU FVCII
great MANY iquid Hair DYES highly extorted and
Sen many Of Der friends them hut never ha, g
~, seen The color sought for obtained where persons
ami, 4 themselves Ii any of unr readers wish g.
81 t.ir 1iair. Whlskcrs or Mustauehe. changed
f-fa rel hight gray. to most beautiful Black or
Brown aud without the least Injury 10 the hair OF
skIu We would sdvise them to call Oh
H1BSOS, under the American Hotel.
DE- Il Entrance on lllh street.
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
4N HENRY NEuR0HR my agent 10 conduct
Grocery Business, TO buy aud sell for CASH gnly
JOHN WITH
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A BEAUTIPUL Farm OF Is ACRES.

~ DEAUIIFUL FAhM UF 10 ACHES,
:. =, ON TiIE BROOKE PLANK ROAD. Il or A
T MtanE fkvM TIE CITY. AT AuCTIok. - On
IA hsDAf 9TH February. at O'Clock 2 4, upoa
se,.a- IL las upon Il a mall avelIinG. barns and
s'ss.te. togeineT with abeautiful grove.
has been highly Improved, and 4 now IN excel.
tent condtion. This is eonsidercd one of the most
vhusbie OF lss size near the city and especially
Monay tne attention ofany one seeking suburban
TERMs--Onesh cash: balance 1, and II month";.
with interest added and secured By . trust derd
Jas JAS NJ TAYLOR & HON. Aucfs
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DARN AND DWELLING FOR RENT.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY TWO
l. ACRES OF LAND ON THE VIRGINIA GEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD NEAR ATLEE'S STATION, 9
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-Ne are
authorized tn sell the above tract Of land located
both sides of the Virginia Central Railroad; about ~
acres cleared having thereon a small fTape.i dwell
ing, with rooms, and part Of the balance is in
wood and timber,
TERMS accommodating. Apply
GODDiN 4 APPERs0N.
la l3-2awiflm AuctS.
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TRUSTEE SALE OF STOCK OF
Il CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
GRoCEKI rs. &c.-By virtue OF deed Of trust, exc
cuted by Ill Cohen to the subscriber and duly
corded Amelia county court, will proceed to sell,
fer cash. at the store of said Cohen at MaTven, in
the county Of Amelia. on " WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th of
this month"; the whole of the stock Of 1ods contain
ed in said store consisting OF Clothing, Dry Goeds,
Bo0ts. shoes. &c, and also. variety ot Groceries,
Hardware. Tinware ana Drugs.
Terms of sale, cash
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= - -
srsCIAL NOTICES.

es~asoaas B. srRsL, Dentist, Office
.s resdanee. No 2sl, on Main, between StA and SD
eeo ~ p;cSYs,nA Va my Be--iy
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DOLL BUTTER.--Justr received bbls.
~ superior ROLL BUTTER; 5 tubs GOSHEN. a
very choice article 20 boxes CHEEsE; LARD;
DRIED APPLES and DRIED PEACHES. at the
HITTER DEPOT, Main street, between nth and
in s1-ts BROOKE PEASANTS
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~ large. pleasant ROOMS now vacant. which she
would like occupied by genteel families; Also could
accommodated few DAY B0AhDERs at her resi-
denee on Grace. between 18th and 18th streets.
il
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xs,g>UATg CUTTING. TO the Cit

Egrs> HAIR CUTTING. 10 the CITIZENS
All Strangers visiting the City.If you wish 20 get
~5r II air eat ia th0 latest and most improved style
would advise yun 80 call on HOBSON, At his Hair
a3tti1g Room, under the American H0tel-eutrante
n blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
ali bcu.s single Baths - ceuts, or tickets for 81.
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NEW rnLpART sER SLIP

The subscribers have this day entered into CO
partnership, under the style of A. X. PARKER q
CO aud will conduct General Wholesale aud Re
tail Day GOODS business. They will be- constant
supplied with the newest and most desira
OF Foreign and Domestic Goods and hope, by strict
attention to business TO merit The patronage ibe
rally extended TO the late firm.
A. K. PARKER
WM. r.. BURTON
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7 AND WARRANTS purchased at the
IA highest market rates, by
IN Cnrnlr Main and 18th
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REAU TIFUL FARM ON NEW
~ RRIDaE ROAD THREE MII.Is MATT nIs

II Z A U I + q L FARM ON NEW
~ BRIDGE ROAD, THREE MILES RAsT OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The sub
seriber will sell at public auction on the premises
on THURSDAY. the 18th February 1888 at IL oclk..
the beautiful Farm. formerly owned by John o.
miles east of Richmond, containing i4o acres. 100
acres cleared and in high state OF improvement,
having been recently well lined, the remainder u
ling containing rooms having been recently fitted
mp IN handsome style. Also, the necessary out
the dwelling.
TERMs.-one-fourth cash; balance at and years,
Tor negotiable notes, interest added. and title
taxes for less. to be paid by the purchaser.
EDWARD J. GRESHAM.
Gale conducted by GoDDiN APPsRsoN, Aucts
il
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COPARTNERSHlP The subscribers
" have this day formed copartnership under
the style and firm Of JOSEPH JOHN NORTON,
for the purpose Of conducting general commission
business in all its branches successors 10 NOR
TON, ARMST&AD Il CO, at their old stand, and re-
spectfuliy solicit consgnments rom their friends
and the public generally.
mid nl f1Ar nj
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By X. B. Cook & Co.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE
i SLAVES AT AUCTI0N.-,On TUESDAY, the
Sd day OF February next, at 10 O'Clock. l shall
pose 10 SALE at public auction in the city of Rich
mond. at the store of Messrs E. B. Cook 4 Co, No
~ Main street suudry Slaves under decree OF the
Circuit Court of Spottsy yania county i'll the of
Waring vs. Wexford. Among them is a man cook;
also, a house servant two Women, a Girl, valuable
Boy and two Children.
These servants are accustomed to house work and
can be recommended.
Terms cash. CHARLES C. WELLFORD.
Trustee.
Sale conducted by L Cook Co. Aucts.
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By Goddin 4 Apperyon.

AZ ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
=. ~ NEAR THE T0LLGArE, ON THE BROOKE
pLANk ROAD ONE MILE FROM BICHMOND.
DAY the fth OF February. ls5s. on the premises
commencing at o'clock p N. ~ acres Of beautiful
Miss Lilly Gordon. - acres sre cleared iand and
nos IA CIVILIZATIONS the balance OF 10 acres d com
posed OF beautiful oak grove. admirably situated
Terms accommodating. and made known At the
sale. d0DDIN 1ppER5oN s
Js 20 Auctinres..
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TO TUE LOVERS OF THE

-s) TO THE LOVERS OF THE
@As->SnCHASE AND SP0RTSMEN GENERAL
LY.-lhe mammoth Fox Chase Of the season. with
one hundred and forty dogs, drawn from the best
trained 'paeks' of fox hounds in Eastern Virginia
aud huntsmen ''accordin'." with fox already
Church Hotel, Hanover county, on THURSDAY,
the 4th inst and with its musical roar, will wake
the echoes of the forest, when and where" those
fond of this Characteristic sport Of the cavaliers Of
the Old Dominion, Chose cornerstones OF American
sta'esmanship) will have rare opportunity OF in
gulgng in It's healthful pleasures. Our worthy
host of the hotel with his accustomed lberality and
tact will dispense the delicacies of the 10
sumptuous dinner, and in the evening an oyster
supppr IF 1.-THE blue Yurk's" best bivslves.
The pent- up city buck" who has been evapora-
ting under the "crisis" will do well to come and
participate in the sport and regain his lost sub
stance. The occasion will doubtless be- grand rail-
Nv Of fun. frolic and all the glories of the chase So
pitch in" everybody.
f. 2-it+ BOOTS.
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NUTICE.-Havlngd ispos ed OF the ba-
l. lance Of our Stock, shs, from this date dis
continue the DRY GOODS business Our books maj
be found ut the old stand, No. lfs kagle Square,
Main street, whore our customers requested to
call aud settle their accounts without delay with
X PARKER Il co. Our firm will remain until
further notice. PARKER, EIMM0 co.
February let, 1853
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By James Nj. Taylor & Son.

by fequeBl OF Ntpt. DllninOCk.
g 2 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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at WHITEiURSTS old Gallery, (the best SKY
lisht ia the city) and examine the specimens OF ART
produced By WATSON. They are warranted not TO
fade NOT t. be easily dciacei-eguai to the best III
the aited States and ~ per cent Cheaper than any
other ia lie city.
Pictures taken FROM s A. NJ. to 2. NJ. Pictures
cop;ed and either enlarged or diminished.
Melaiuotypes and PeuOtypes, ftr transmission by
mail
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