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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

town, bearing II Titu HelS"t VI P"''""''' ~ '''
delighted young people. who are Receiving them
with great eagcrness. The farmers wife, not yet
descended, has, with one hand, passed a gay new
bonnet from the open bandbox on her lap. t. the
miss in her teens. whose ecstasy OF admiration Is
unmstakable The other she extends, with
bright new rattle. to the youngest darling. wha.
with Joy. seems real y t., spring from the arms OF
it's fondlng grandmother. The old gentleman.
seated in the piazza, is in the act Of dlustlnE his
spectaclcs for the immediate perusal oil the fresh
newspaper spread on his knee while the small
boy and his sister are diving into the mysteries Of
the basket of new crockery. and other household
gear for such gingernuts and other de!eeta'de
condiments, which we perceive, they have been
made the convenience for packing. The col"red
boy, holding the horses bride, is pocketing BIZ
ginger-cake greatly plcased and the sturdy house
dog bays deep-mouthcd welcome" The farmer
is carrying heavy basket up the steps Of the
porch. in which, peepng from the folds OF volum-
nous white linen, appears the neck and handle OF
a suspicious looking large, glazed-stone bottle;
what it contains he best knows. In the shadow
which it throws coming events, Tor there
pussy stealthy moves down on brood Of chickens
so Young as to lie still very like eggs.
Around are all the various concomltants oi Il
farm. The doves COO on the caves the turkeys
and other poultry are about; and there, too. Is
1.-THE iron bound bucket that hangs by the well,
while through :hc open house-door we see into
the comfortable and well-supplicd kitchen. This
mansion colonndc presents Il strong resemblance
to Mount Vernon, with Washington sitting GA
the piazza. reading the paper.
H. c. Victor will receive subscriptions for the
work in this city.
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SPORTING.

JNOR Saba VERY HANDSOME AND WELL. TRAIN.
il cd setter dog VIII be sold cheap the having
further for hu Apply NJ the Atlantic Restaurant ISL
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.


PERLE AND RUBM
OHAMPA0NRS.
The undersigned been appointed sole agents for tho
United and Canada for the sale Of the champagne wncs
France We their wines To the public under brands
namely >, prpYv vo ,rr,,
These superior wines win be- found respects eqns
10 mrpas any other brands sale In the market
Prom te long experience extensive possessions large
uneaus Of the well known house Of Jacques oerg Co..
their determination to furnish vines which naM meet with the
approval of consumers, feel persuaded that trial viii
rIy estahsh claim for the excellence wipea
~ CRAMER, ABrGG MoCLOSKEY,
No. 10 Broad street
The above wines may always DO had at the following
plaees-,Jokn J: Drammond a. Co.. corner of Canal and
Church streets; VIM Gorwin Co.. esS Broadway Henry
Win Co.. 900 broadway z. II: Timpson Brother, s71
Broadway Campbell seaman, aos Fourth avenue; sidney
Beuanin v Noise, s6 Broadway; A. Tilford, ID
Eogh avenue; j. Jacques $50 Fourth avenue; Charles
Benson 2 Becker street Joseph staples ls2 Bowey John
Pierce COZ broadway; James s. Parmcse hs5 broadway;
John s. Reed oS Brdwsy J W vosburgh Co 2S B2weryi
~ L. Church 6 Hudson street; Henry ~ Fe,er $50 Broad
way. kcker Merra Co., Of Chambers street and
West Broadway Park Tford H. Sixth Macy Co,
Ion and 39 Sixth Scranton Co.. 80 Atlantic street,
Brooklyn.
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MEDICAL.


Dp M LARMONT, ~ MERCER STREET., CORNER OF
| Snrnr opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel, New York. Once
hours 10 to and toS r. M Sundays by appointment
DR. BARROW, 1857 PRIME STREET. NEW YORK.
Hours OF consultation from II TN and from 4to g.
DR. WATSON $50 BRooNE STREET SECOND BLOCK
west Of Broadway. Office hours frem In the morning
@ : In the evening.
rNR. WARDS OFFICE, 4s6 BROADWAY, sOUTUEA ASST
of Broome street. second door. Once hours from
A. NJ ti 10 7. NJ daily Sundays from A. M. tlll2M
o1 BJFrCKER sTRrET-DR. O. d. HAMMoNDs
oil once hours arc hou W and hon % In W even
Nh
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nCADEnY On MusIu-CLOsE OF THE SEASON.
ia TnsT Nssr j oS TIE SEASON.
ses,s for e nights ard morrows operas may BIO bad =
- Iais tsEDsEsb&D EVENING A7x.
iAb1KDe. roRsEs and poINsOr.
on night Of sFs1 E g5S sy1Is in i've Ae Of
CARL FoRhEs in hs g leors.ea character .Harss
aHrOsr $s 4: wnmLra
The including that q stage compr..s sevsuv
ss e g bssss
ssa d hi q
IN which he action '. 4 sl Rifei IN SCENE
fully equans that OF the most celebrated European Open
sssss9,'sa y asssa Z:
for FI I rcpsss and expressly
F % i' APPEARANCE IN New ysss x
II ssis
:ss sys 9:s IL Ell:
""m DC gwen WIZ sis %Sr BRs siitssiIffs
y sssr basss. ds:.s
TIE sale Of seats for Picoolomnis farewell nsht New
On Friday he opera ssason opens In Philadelphia.
RRoApwAY THEATRE.
SOLO Ats SSf At FiSgIss;i OF fRioas
Ds.: circle Family circle :s
third and fourth ers capable seating thousand persoa
4 GREAT SUCCESS. ".
The great national drama q
THE IRON son OF 49,
with FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY,
-' BLACK vULTURE.
All the new Scenery, Costumes, &c.
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
HORSE NECK LEAP,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. r.
PUTNAM, TIE IRON SON or rs.
Gen Warrington d. Q, Anderson violeta Mad Psa
ST. MARY's EVE.
On Saturday afternoon at O'Clock PUfNAH viii be ~
scented.
ROwERY THEATRE.
ID Lessees Messr. 9. L. Fox and J. W. LlssarG
Wednesday evening S,ni p fI Hsss
Maadine. Mr. Boniiace Nabby Squeeler .Miss r. Hsg
THE FRIsKY COBBLER.
Joe Sutcnem. Ar. q. L. FeG
DURToN's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY
Repetition, by general request. Of viRGTNIUs b.
Mr.. J. PROCTOR,
who has been received with the fattering approval.
Id" SS1xHRYs BAT TRovpr
virgDius - =; Mr. Proctor yirgnis Miss A; Clnsa
GIZELLE
Characters BY Mile Ceestne Franck, Ducy Barre BoaA
Doors open at 6,< performance at O'Clock.
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DAyiACE GARDEN NOvELrIEs.-THE CHECINI
troupe OF talented artists win commence series OF ee-
gait and entertainments al Palace Garden Pavilion
Monday evening next 18th inst after which performances
every evening and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Moons Admission - cents; reserved seats 80 cents Under
Tie direct on Of Mous Checini.
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.


SCENE I-Morning Room rrenchard Manor
uoSs than hs Is eosc an o whe
B.aueboro' Vermont Florence; Transatlantic letter;
ing invalid unsapsc.sd ..r'yai our american eou,n
cSodsr no sspacis no nothing a. american drink bran
y %s.Ies and chain asStnIas:, 49, -
A model lawyer and drunken clerk debt; the Nemesis
81 Ia r
female Robin Hood hopeless ins5rety noble
SCENE In-A Dressing Room. Amy
curiosity new bali dye snscu: inquirer Ssss
for; unimsgnable appAraus. string an unexpected
60, ACT. II.
disappointed applicant for naval honors; how to grappe
the enemy and how 70 sheer Off scuddng before the wind
barber love embryo the interview the misery
2 new friend; rpartie alliance; hope and despair.
bona tide acsssi nd2eenuns mix and cream; s1 dn
sGsss
y eSe solr % BAH, festivities; surprise party;
SCENE 1. All i Model Dairy.
In the me he Cd ss
noble deed which consists in ishi0e segaI thereby form
uehero.
An obedsnt daughter, with well regulated Affection solid
good qualities better than monetary specie worth
BE Sa ne
n r ON the scent h trap
shin in Sight bad news unexpected relief usi re-
SEN n f fnfalns VINE Fl n1 dsar Amy
a sn wes e II 0us GGy and a
terry; Coyle prisoner.
SCENE Iy.-Sir Edwards Apartment
A fathers despair; fe irful alternative.
SCENE V.-Coyles Office. Amy
The SEARCH the private bureau mensuraton and mental
arithmetic secret drawer how TO find the spring,
KEY liberty. little rough and tumble business;
down; the release found villain bay Murcotts pledge
SCENE VI.-Sr Edwards Apartment
Sir Edwards despair suicide the towards refuge; Flo
nee; the willing sacrifice.
SCENE vTI.-I.brsry Of Sir Edward rrenchard.
Coyles reparaon chapter of Incidents; Murco's for
and installation ward of Trenchard Manor;
tnmony; the epidemic contagious everybody
married and settled; everybody's happnesA complete
End of piece
The Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Thomas Baker
will perform, for the first time comic polka entitled
"our American Cousin the sneezDg Polka together with
entirely polka entitled The Lindsey Blues composed
expressly dedicated tho members of that ceebaed
and justly popular company by Mr.. T. Baker.
To conclude with the celebrated farce of
THE MARRIED RAKE
Mrs Trcrac Miss Mccarthy
Susan Twist Miss Laura Honey
Supported by the strength Of the company.
Dress circle seats be secured week In advance with
out extra charge.
Doors omen AZ 6Js: commence at TX precisely.
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yALf.c Al hCSAAO-ss
a NJ MERwIN AUCTIONEER.-BY BANGS. MERWIN
a. CO--Trade sale rooms No. Ii Park Wednesday
HAfnR Jan q at q O'Clock. standard and miscellaneous
oks ccmpris variety standard works In general lite
ure Also an OF scientific classical and school
ooks, DC
4 LrRED BRAGG, MISCONCEPTIONS AND SHOES
~ auction On Thursday. January b. at l0h O'Clock
On No AZ Corapdt street, the stock OF jobber retiring
On busness Tho goods In good condition and very de
rsble Terms made Known on day OF sale
a LECTION NOTICE.
Genuine sale of elegant satin wood walnut and
shogany furniture being the contents Of the large story
lse B Fourteenth street few doors west Of Eighth
JOHN W. PORTER, Aucioneer
Ais the attention of h0usekeepers and the trade generally
large and extensive assortment of fine furniture and house,
rnhng articles contained IN the above house, all of which
III be absolutely sold TO the highest bidder.
On Thursday, Jan. h. ut II o'clock A. NJ,
auconeer will commence the above sale with all the rich
Ina glassware solid sverwarc cutlery &C.. &C.,
ineA In the dining with superior oak extension table,
lid rosewood suit In silk moque mirrors elegant lace and
oatei curtains, paintings Brussels carpets &c. After
hich viii be sold all the elegant furniture Of the
PARLORS,
hch consists In part tn. most deliberately carved rosewood
an0orte full suits In massive frames OF s0ld rosewood
red san and moquet superb rosewood eegeres musc
and and cabinet elegant centre and side tabes large pier
aas rich lace and satin window curtains lined with white
IL large variety of fine oil paintings by old masters,
egan china French manel clock velvet carpets and
any other rich articles not enumerated.
BEDROOMS
lusin full and mahogany together with all
bedding hair mattresses holsters and pillows Brussels
ingram carpets stair carpets oicohs &c &c To those
ho the difference between good and poor furniture
sale offers advantages as every lot will be positive
sold without reserve.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
NEW YEAR CALLS EVERY NIGHT
HOUSES CROWDED, ROARS OF LAUGHTER
WOODS MNSTREaS
appear every evening In their popular acts Of
NEGRO MINSTkEISY,
With all tho Comedians,
Mesms. G. Il. Hpx. Cool White r. Brewer. Charles VI L
II. Budworth, add the entire Of this
MONSTER TROUPE OF ARTISTS,
To conclude with Bleeker's celebrated orfein
written expressly for this establishment, entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS,
with appointments, &c.
Doors open at OK; TO commence At7k
Tickets Is cents Children under ten years Is ceuts
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL.
rxArRIMoNIAI. ALLIANCE BUREAU, 65 PRESIDENT
street. south Brooklyn, N. Y-Estsblshed 1866 for I'm
,cln lades and gentlemen present unknown 10 each
sr " no are Of entering into matrmony Detailed
with forms OF application and all PARTICULAR
OF the Union. OiAhMhNr a. WAASoN' AAn8sr.
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pARNUMs MUsEUM.-THE WREN JUVENILE COME
ID dams in a delightful VARIETY OF ENTERTAIN
MENTS, Wednesday, jan II in the afternoon at and
ing at * O'Clock, TOM NoDDYs SECRET. Capt Durand,
Little Ned Wren: Old Tom Noddy, Master Oliver Wren.
SWISS MDUNrAINEEks. Rosetta; Iit e Martha; Trg. LA.
tie Ned The largest alive, Mira SHERWOOD, still
here The famous Aquaria Happy Family, and million of
other curosihes- Adntiance cents children under TO- Is
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d Inimitable show cards,
$40 Canal street, near Church.
Orders punctually attended to.

iSfSEFHSE IS IS HSSsEkESFESs
$ S$$s$$sE e Observation-Disclosures
Nearly every outside door has crack under the bottom,
where asS q rain wind and
Bile and viii eaectuaiy exclude even air Or cold
The economical simple and durable article
Complete well finished and of strong materials Hamilton
1t win many times the in single winter, by keep
ing the house warm ana dry dry LBullalo Express
cheap and durable hundreds of cizens
II cannot get out of orders-Boston Herald
n s best Union
re.a q e Sni ss and nd places them within the
Every would adopt them If they could them
Those citizens who wish TO large expenditure in
fuel during the cSmDs Sn er DO wei 70 Ws of these
We the Patent Weather Strip to housekeepers
n ss es sno WA and
Mr. Bradsreet will call and show the article with pleasure
OF g. is
nG ne q H. Exchange SIC
street, N Y, post paid.
IN GOTHAM. WHEN THE SUN IS Low,
Come &c forth IN , swsr ,1.. 1 helm insect foe
And suck II In most rapidly.
But bug. reaches, sssc; :IG.- b or white
HIyons .i POWDERS s.sr, chance r,c,. 70 light
The effect Of this powder almost instantaneous death TO all
Ne insect tribe Gardens can be preserved and hop,e cleared
mankind and domestic animals.
All genuine signed Il. LYON.
Powders for insects, pills for rats and mice
Sample tasks, 2oc.; regular Szcs, opc aud 81.
BARNES PARK,
Wholesale and retail druggists Is and 10 Park row.
pETERs' PATENT BURNER HAS BEEN ADOPTED
on the Third and all the pa
uers as they All railroad companies requested
AZ the depot Broadway N Y Parties whose gas failed
had better call and see this light
DuEUMATfC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INVALUABLE
II article Rheumatism Sprins Bruises &c., 10 Ia for
sae At ll3 Third avenue b0Conis bctto.
SMOKED MEATS NEW MESS PONG LAID, &C, &C
- VAN BRUNT wATROUS, pork packers 300 Cham.
bers street. for cash only lot OF ct cured hams
and shoulders very superior quality New uchess county
mess pork. new bacon, hard, &c, &c
VAN BkUNT 4 WATR0US, 100 Chambers street, N, Y.
NyOOTHACHE CURED In A FEW MINUTss--A GER
tain, permanent and harmless cure, no matter how much
as0"''" IS sC s TooTHACHH DESTROYER
VIII invariably stop the worst OF ioohache and give I'm
mediate relief This remedy will not njure the teeth has
bad SMELL and one application isa
Sure for the Toofhache.
Diseased runs liberated teeth swollen cs are cured by
Me above article and decayed tooth rendered useful s
Try the above remedy before having your teeth des
royed by the dcniets instruments. Price only
Twenty i've n bottle
Principal depot the drug 200 brand street. " Sold
m Brooklyn, ut Mrs HAYS l75 Fulton street. WILLIAMSBURG
st LlvINGsr0hS drug store, I'D and ga Grand street.
N. Is. Buy nj no other stores.
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,yOMPT ROLLERS OFFICE, NASHVILLE TENN, DEC,
W H l86S-Under the provisions of the OF 4th Feb.
So a 80 and other acts the subject of Free banking
viii seii public auction a. the Merchants Exchange
day day until they all disposed Of the folio wing
snds endorsed by the State Of Tennessee belonging the
Chaauooxa Rsosd bonds for 81 900 each belonging to
Bank Of Claiborne ~ East Tennessee and Virginia Rail
honda 81 900 each belonging To the Bank of Jefferson
Rad Tennessne and Virginia Railroad bonds, for 81 900
ch belonging Bank Of Trenon II Nashville and That
nooka Railroad bonds and is Memphis city bonds for
900 each. belonging 70 the Bank OF Tazewel
JAMES T. DUNLAP, COMPTROLLER
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INWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT URs-
Il BY r. f. H. SCHENCK-This day, the l2'h instant.
Of rich fu manufactured expressly for retail
arten royal crnne capes cosks tamas victorines NUTS
IFS caps gloves &c Also immense stock of large
ETY. Sleigh carriage aud lap robes among which
ay be rich and well trimmed Rocky Mountain WOLF
rich grizzly bear white polar bear Hudson Bay wolf
In with black bear, beautiful French genet and
on han
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ASTROIOGY.

sTRoLOGY AND CLAIRvOYANCE-M BRUCE
a can be conculted at her once 30 Grand street,
block east OF the Bowery, second ars wher1
abe has ssonahed thousands with her truth In he line
logy and clAirvoyance. Fee &c.
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T,HE WONDER OF THE woRLp.-MADAME CLIFTON
Ia causing great excitement She 70 cure any
disease Of long standing or in their wors, form She the only
natural clarvoyant and ASTROLOGICAL n the Uned States adj
wise all who sick In trouble unfortunate In bus
matter call and this natural aed lady Once u
Spring street. second door frVm Greene street,
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IENkY B. uERTs JR, AUCTIONEER-BY HERTs 4
IL MOss-Wl sell, ION Wednesday, January IL, at II
CLOCK gallery the sales No 81 Pine
eaAnt up rs being the entire balance Of Of rich
robes &C. removed from the store No 1873 Broadway by
asagnees and to be sold without reserve
ose the comprising rich Russia sable, and mink
|s, Freech sable, ermine, French mink stone marten
ID other espes, tamas victnrnea, null. cuffs gloves
uisrs se;gh and lap robes &c, &c Catalogues ready,
|oodn vie on
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T AURA KEENEs THEATRE
IL TOM TAYLOR'S LAST AND
the New York STAGE having achieved by
HUMOROUS POWER
an uninterrupted ca~eer of popularity for
THREE ENTIRE MONTHS,
which period it, comicaes have failed TO
cite the
MOST UNBOUNDED LAUGHTER
AND ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
"a " UNPARXfiEI.Eb Run OF THIS PLAY.
have form ed a mammoth aggregate Of
MORE THAN rs 600 PEOPLE,
a succ ,ss never before witnessed In this city.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. IL, 1852
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|OAWNBEuKER'S SALE OF MEN AND WOMEN'S
clothing.-J MORTIMER will sell this day at his auc-
store Nc East Broadway women's clothing of every
also select assortment of mems clothing,
sting of frock and overcoa,s pants vests &C. worthy the
ttenion dealers Others BY order of j. Lynch 81
rand Sale OF mems clothing to commence at one
clock.
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} ICHAhI5s KINGsLANp, AUCTIONEER.
y ssignee's sale of hardware.
RICHARDS KIN0SLAED Il co.
Will sell on dncslay, jan. H. at 10 O'Clock,
AL NO 237 Bowerv

(Ty OF the assgnee1i
entire stock the above store consisting
enter ard builders hardware tools, &c.
fAi 90, ali the ehelvng fixtures, show &c.
the lease OF the store until the LIST OF May next with the
rivilege Of renewal. Terns cash
Catalogues will be ready Tuesday, and be had the
flee OF the sctoneers, 1855 broadway the above
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MADAM wIDGER, THE GIFTED SPANISH LADY,
l tells correctly present past and future events about
love, marriage absent friends sickness prescrbes medicines
for all Diseases tells lacky numbers how property ot
or stolen. 1T Allen street. corner of Rvington.
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Now exhibition No 500 Broadway, first floor, room
No These neas exhibited for the srst time in Amer
all tanned and trained and perform the most wonderful
feas such driving mls drawing working the Caitor
mia gold mines &C., nc. Open from o'clock +. NJ Till lC
O'Clock II. M. Admission Is
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(1IAIRvOYANCE-LADIES,I If YOU WISH TO HAVE
correct clairvoyant examination must certainly
Mrs HAYES, So Broome street, the Bowery Mrs.
Hayes csrvoyan examinaons and carvoyan prescriptions
are fast superseding all others Diseases cured.
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m DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
l1 O'Clock at salesroom ~ Nassau street. large
orment household furniture consisting of mahogany and
sewoOd psrior suits trbe top centre tables
dining tables bureaus wasstanis bedsteads
esses passses Sc The whole TO be peremporily sold
Re higbest Uitder
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rNHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRONSON. COL
BURN, NASH and CURTIS win give Concerts Of Ora
tory and Music "Wednesday evening the Cooper Ins
tte commencing Jan IL at TX O'Clock and the Athensuun,
Brooklyn, every Friday evening beginning Jan a. at ~
Six and six recaons besdes the
tons Of those and sciences series Of Intellectual
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sentimental patriotic, tragica and
mica Single admission IS ladics gentleman.
90 cents and IS for family OF sx members Of
schools of their teachers See programme.
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IN UCTION NOTICE
IN FINE JEwELRy. WATCHES, &C.
SAMUE Ell OSIOOD. Auciioneer,
sal this day Wednesday at l0H O'Clock, at 81 Nassau
rect large and choice stock of fine ery Particulars
dialogues
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4 ssIoNEE,ssAIE oF W ATCIIEs. JEWELRY. &C.. AC.

n EeI0NEE'ssALE OF W ATCIIES, JEwELRY, &C, &C.
A. n CEisTALA 81 auctiopser rs Bovery will sell
I'D pima rngs earrings studs aleeve buttons chains &c;
If second hand gold and silver patent levers lepnes
verge waces also large lot of 80 tour eight day
eks he &c Also. TO pay advances face and hunt
NJ gold srd silver duplex chronomeers patent levers.
ackes gilt sill gilt detached levers and epines Also
Nd quart fob and vest chains silver and gold pencil cases.
c., 70 Also a large lot of Sheaield plated ware.
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oror of Shyiock's house, with extensive view Of
the Jews quarter In Venice, showing the canals
as the means Of traffic and communication in the
City of Bridges. alAce
THIS will close with the
GRAND CARNIVAL
alluded 70 by Shylock IN the text
Sudden illumination of the City and
Simultaneous Appearance Of the MasquerB
ACT Ill
Scene l-Han of the Caskets. sherwood
the Prince of ArragOu The Spaniards choice
Scene 3-The Columns Of st Mark Isher wood
Rage despair Of Shylock biz daughters 0asTubal
The fgood news"-The Jews revenge.
Hall of Caskets.
Basaanios choice-The ladys oy-ArvL Of Lorenzo-rhe
evil udings-The departure.
ACTV.
Great Hall 81 Justice In the Ducal Palace.
THE MEB CHANT OF VENICE Will be performed every
evening.
Ror hook now omen for he week
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IA UCTION NOTICE.
IRA LUDLOW, JR..
N. G. EDEY, Auctioneer

rye single seishs light wagons, top buggis &C.
rse blaDke g. sleigh BELLS &c also few sets OF single and
.ubIe harnes6.