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CRY MISUNDERSTANDING to expec-
tation, there was no session of the Hus.
tings Court of Magistrates on yesterday, 8
quorum of the newly-appointed magis
trates failing to appear. In fact, only one
was present, Mr. A. T. PEBBLES. He ap.
peared and qualified. We learn that Mr.
George W. Anderson has declined the ap-
pointment. It is thought that there will
be session of the court to-day.
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Dry Goods.

nRY GOODS DRY GOODS!!-Hav-
~ ing on hand a large stock Of Goods, all Of
which were purchased before the rise, take
public in general that they will be sold re-
gardless Of the late advance. Bleached and
Unbleached Cottons still 10 and 12Hc. for near
yard wide-full yard wide, l2h, 10, and lSc.,
Tor the most popular mills; Calicoes, 10, l2h,
and l5c. for best; Dress Goods cheaper than
they were before the war; large stock of
Cassimeres from soc. up; two yard wide Ia
BILE Linen, 6Oc.; BIeached, 70c., worth 81. 40 |;
Bed Tick, l27Sc. and upwards; Shtrting Stripe,
damaged by water), 40 to 5Oc.; and everything
else very low, to close stock before receiving
spring goods. ISAAC COHEN,
905 Broad street, between Third and Fourth.
NH 9-2t
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MEETING OF TIE METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL SocIETY.-The January and Febu-
airy meetings of this, Society were united
and held at the Broad street Methodist
church on last Sunday afternoon. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic. The
opening exercises were conducted by the
Broad-street school; which added much
to the interest of the occasion. s,
Stirring speeches were delivered by
Revs. George W. Langhorne and E. NJ.
Peterson; after which, reports of the
operations Of the Dorcas Societies were
made by their representatives.
The reports showed that much had been
done to relieve the wants of the destitute
children. The Broad street. and Centenary
schools raised the largest amounts and dis
tributed more for this purpose than any
other schools in this connection.
After further exercises, the superin-
tendents of the various schools made their
reports for the months of January and
February which show the average attend
ancal tn be as fOlloWs:. i Y.f5
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J, Brief addresses were made by members

u Brief addresses were made by members
of several of the schools. IS st,.s,.
The Association then took up for discus
sion the question, " Shall we undertake to
establish new schools in unoccupied dis
tricts within our boundsriesln sEgSs M
sMessrs, William q. Williams, Professor
Harrison, DR.. Burrows, Pitcher, and others,
spoke in favorof establishing such schools,
and the Executive Committee were In
structed to proceed at once with the
work !, ae 4 - ~ g.ss.sf, t.at..-.,-s :. iggs
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BAPTIST SUNDAY School Association -
The arst. meeting of the Baptist Sunday
School Association Of Richmond, under
its new organization, was held In the First
Baptist church last night Mr. Charles
b. Winston, president, in the chair; Mr.:
John NJ. Pitcher, secretary. -
The superintendents Of the schools made
their reports, which showed the following
average attendance for the past month:
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Z Purchasers at thsssals at the st. oharIss
Hotel ara requested to call TODAY bstwssns
O'Clock A. NJ and 8 O'Clock r. NJ. and settle
their bills and remove their goods. ssa II
sslE JoHstw. WaraHr,S 8. q. b.
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MEETING. IN JEFFERSON AaD.-There
will be o meeting OF the Conservatives at
the, hall over the First Market this eve.
aing at .halEpast O'Clock. Colonel NJ
Johnson, ], a.. Gilmer. ST., and others,
win address the meeting. !. @ 4
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VIA. JOHN sfURcRoNs d. g .f-

NTR. JyOHN Y.fURcR0Ns .Dsss q
Yx Please eaks aostes tnaa - ~ ~ 3 ~
s9s sss iase n Risbmond. Ss ID Sstvssn shs osl ef
sssx - Snrsucoa snd A4te cens
I M shsil take ths dspcsitloa q Ayessr 4sxss g
hs yead as stidsnss " sn.s y
7 ~ am nsaipfs6 ard yop ast 9e&QndkAE N Tor
anT catsss ths EtaffaS % aans
shSIalds not be eeoMynsRefd, lR rs - Q4pceds
noy cppplstsd an sAst asys slssl & sssA alss
~ s-tt a
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"a HALL ROBBERY. The residence Of Mr.
/. J.. Mercer, corner of Seventh and Gay
streets, was entered on Sunday night about
q O'clock, and six hats taken from the
+hat-rack. The thief was not detected.
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The reading of the reports being con-
cluded, the President announced that the
next meeting-which is the quarterly
one-would be held at the Centenary
church on the second Sunday in April, OF
which time the "asBanner Medal would
be. awarded to- the school having the
highest average attendance. 1
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Ans,sseassessss.
Real Estate for safe.

r OFFER FOR SALE sPRIEATELY
granite fronts, lately bull, located on the cor
ner OF Broad and Foushes streets, containing
each store, three large rooms. pavement,
and q large porch attached a well OF exca.
lent water in the yard; gas running through
the house the lot fronts thirty. feet and runs
back eighty-f I've feet. Further particulars
can be had on the premisas.sa all S@ taaL!
NH lb-6tt s5rt .4Es ~ q. 10TH,
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\ DnY GooDs FOR LANDs.-A gentleman
of New York wants to exchange dry
GOODS for Virginia lands, as viii be seen
Elsewhere in our paper. -. !.
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Meeti,ags. ls asls !.
TRgAsuRsRss 0PYIcs, RIcBxosp And !.
4PBTgRsBURa RAILROAD COMPANY,
RrcHxosD, Va, March Z, 1858.

ItRVhAUNDi ' - H1"RVfK " foo0s
NIOTICE.-A meeting Of the stockhold.
IN ers Of this Company will be held at tho
office Of the Company, No. Gil Main street,
on "WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF April rsxt,
at II O'Clock NJ, for the purposeof considering
what action shaIlbe taken In reference tostock
and sold by the Confederate au.
thorities. III. W. .YARRINGTON,s
NH It'd a-s!sf9 s3 i5is Treasurer
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iNorAaY PuBLIc.--The Governor yester-
day appointed Mr.. q. s. Morton 2 notary
|nublic for the city Of Richmond.
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,m PLANTERS. NATIONAL BANK
OF RIGHMaNn -

= N8 FLANTEsS NAI1UNAL 5bANh
OF RICHMOND.
(successor to the old Farmers Bank of Yir-
Z '.' ' ginia,)
northeast corner Main. and Twelfth streets.
WILLIAM H. aMAsFARLAND; President !;
late. President Farmers Bank of Virginia.
). M. GoDDIN, Cashier; late Cashier Farm
ers Bank OF Virginia. 49,. go.
The ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
MERCHANTS, and others, respectfully soli-
cited. f'%#st+ ~ -
/. COLLECTIONS MADE on all. accessible
points In the United States, and promptly re-
mitted for. ei. ja26-sm
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
This Convention, composed Of delegates
fromSall the Baptist Sunday schools Of the
State, will convene in the Second Baptist
church at halfpast z o'clock tonight.
The Introductory address will be delivered
by Rev. DR.. R. 81. Bagby.
A great number of delegates have al
ready arrived, and more are expected.
5 The sessions of the Convention will be
full of interest, and be Of great import
ance to the Sunday school cause.
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T1EEs. BEES.&I have for sale few
EEHIVES OF BEES In Phelps patent
htyas. JAMES GUEST S3rove Toaa,
NH e-.Sts HFtexet ftopse's
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OILS.

tNION-EXPL0SIVE OILs FIFTY
In CENTS PER GALLON.-Whtts 30
many explosions are recurring nom teyoaene
OH, why not Gsotd srplessea hy 1aSiAe tne
ANCHOR OIL, which ID rot explost7e, and
oniy REQUIRES an improved bnrners S1d 9fnss .
much Ansr light. For sale. wholssase and 10
tail 81 No. 90 Thirteenth street.
Aiso. KEROSENE OIL, MACH1H& s01L,
LARD OIL, and REsN4lNE. rssw ID a1
.DURE LARD fOIks for tnhaaeosjsts'
.I .purposas, perfectly fssah and sweet. ex,
ira Rednsd Coal Oh, wartantsd SthS aeess
quality, always on hnua aathsilouesf JaagkeS
latss ten barrels Lpbflcating ON. PRIME
-IsS - u R.W. f0WKR 1epkglAa
10 ID no. lsa3 sgasa. - -.
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Special Notices.
rw. n. wORTHINGTON, !

-.t MEMBER Hsw YORK STOCK sxcHAEaR,S
Ban KrER AN d KER.,
s6 WAIIssrRTRT, NEW YORK.
Particular attention paid TO the purchase
and sale Of STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD, AsD
EXCHANGE. ~
Deposits received subject to sight draft, and
ances. 49, ID 4 = .zes44s 7t ~
80. .9sEf RgPRRsscEs:
Ward & Co., New York William Lamb,
Esq, President First National Bank, Norfolk,
Va; Garth, Fisher & Hardy, New York; y Lam
caster Co., Richmond, W.; James Punnett,
J.: Worth, Esq Cashier Park Bank, N. z;
Georges Coe, Esq, President American Ex-
change Bank, n. z; Brown, Lancaster Co.,
Baltimore, Md. NH 4-3m
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T9USINESS AND VISITING CARDS
3iprinted at tiss sDispsfeh' Printing House.
corner OF lIwaiftha and Main streets Neatly
and Ht the shortsst notice.
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CAar srEoas srHE UNirsD SFATEs Con-.
MrssIosEn.--Yes yesterday Mr. William Hen.s
njpgs appeared before Commissioners Chs
lhoon to answer the chargeof unlswfully
having tobacco In hts possession with intent
to deffaud the Government; {; After 4short
hearing, the case was continued until next
Saturday week. s8 ~ ss. ].
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Nl COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH SURPLUS OVER. -. .$2s, 900, 900.

CASH SURPLUS UN Eh.... ..... .$Zo, ,UOU,UOU'
This is not a joint stock company, but every
of the insured, and an annual dividend, which
can be used in payment of premiums, is made
10 It's policy holders. ss.5&l.
This Company has been in existence for
twenty five years, and is now In receipt of a
larger income than any company either in
England or America, thus giving to the in
sured the amplest assurance of its reliability
and security.
The "MUTUAL LIFE" receives and pays
in Cash ONLY, and its assets are so invested in
bonds and mortgages rs to place its policy
holders beyond the reach of any monetary
depreciation or financial crisis. Hss
d. N. WALKER & CO., Agents,
l0l4 Main street.
DIR. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. no %
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Referring TO the above cards, Itaks pleasure
In recommending the new firm OF Blrrass z
Powers TO my friends; and ask 1or .snem sne
libsraa pa tronage accorded TO the old nrm:
NH s-2w s.-sr.JO Dim T.. YANGEY.a,
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CoyoERr AND BAI.L.-Mr. Frank Will
give grand concert tonight ct Monticeiio
Hall. after which there win be grand Dali.
Mr.. Frank is q splendid musician himself,
and with the efficient help ne VIII hare,
viii doubtless give g very attractive enter-
tainmafit. ~ 4 ~ ~
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ClRcUlr Cousr on. RIcgNoyp-rJuDaI
JoHH A.; xEREDJfH RxEsfbpfds Civil bp.
siness cf no general interest occupied Tie
session Of this court Yesterday. 81
@ Several s1iensNenas sdfnitted into ell tho
rights ind privileges spf citizo1ahPsl lsss1a
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q Thanks tos Turnes Coz the Susdcs Hgad
and ether ripsperss ssas sid n elsie
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TOR SALE, A PRETTY SUBURBAN
C FARM, about three miles west OF Rich
mond, containing about FORTY ACHES,
with small dwelling. house ardaA necessary
ont houses thereon. There Ia q fine yourg Or
chard Of choice fruit trees and q small vine.
yard upon the farm, and wolf Of exeailent
water In the yard. The land 10 Ia hns condi.
ton, and well adapted TO the culture ot Sxege-
tabiesof every descripti tion.d LIS ccnAGntI %
rarden. FRINCIS T. ISBt LIz.ss
- ~ .ils VI s.f ~ ; Real Estate Agent,
NH s-eodAt epposite SpotsWood Hotel.
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CgotH;ag.
'SPRING CLOTHING,

- SPRING CLOTHING,
RICHMOND CLOTHING HALL.
JULIUS KRAKER, :MERoHAnr TAHOE
~. ,.;as No. Jolt MAIN, STREET. zv,
I respectfully announce to my friends and
the public that I have just received my first
supply OF. SPRING CLOTHING, for mems,
boys, and youths wear, manufactured Of
the finest material and made I'm the latest
styles, to which invite their attention.
- Also, o,FuRNISHINGG0Q 0QDS In all styles (;
HATS CAPS, UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS,
and VALISES. 90. 1zs.ss Z sAa's97 & NH
WYHATs WE EXPECT AND WHAT
,.sV " WE HAyE.--We expect in a few days
g. very select stock Of Spring Goods, and
would therefore respectfully impress on the
minds of the public the policy OF not rushing
into spring suits of clothing yet 1t lis roo
sooF. The genuine spring styles in: Cassi-
sneres, ETC., have, to arrive from Europe yet.
We have beautiful line OF Staple Goods,
suitable for spring wear, such as Cloths, Doe.
skins, Silk Vestings, etc., which we.are ma
king up to order in that genteel style which,
we are happy to state, has gained us reputa-
tion for Merchant Tailoring unsurpassed by
any house North or South. .Z .ssa
MADE CLOTHING at astonishing low
figures; likewise some fine FELT HATS,
which we are anxious to close out Finally
pointing your attention to our GENTS FUR.
NISEING GOODS, we In yite a call at 4
I1s E ! SCHAAP 4 HARTMAN'S,
No. 1911 Main street, near Thirteenth.
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James E. Burruss and Jsmes L: Powers
Will continue the WHOLESALE sNoIloN
and WHITE GOODS BUSINESS at the same
place CLOS Main street., where they VII nave
to which they invite the attention OF tnelr
friends and the trade generally. Mr.. john Z;
Yancey will continue with us, and ne FeasSo
20 serve his friends as hitherto. Ine styie
Of the neW concern viii be .~~,rr.
~ YURRUSS s. POWERS,
a.ss. .Sisi; scgGs, lloS Mnfn street, Richmond.
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EOR SALE, sd sl Saas nsu
] ag EAST TENEMENT
- LIBBY BUILDING. e.7
!. .j "a = Apply psygPALMER, 3 M. HARrsooK 10.

T1ORsALE OR RENT. The + GLEBE,n
JIG an attractive country seat, ons.f fourth Of
nanriiie. raiirnad at Amelia Conrthouss,
will be sold or rented to 9 good tenant on 20.
Seonrnodating terms. There are about go
acres of LAND, much improved by guano
and clover, TWD DWELLINGS In nno or
archsrd: and the neighborhood is excellent.
Apply on the adjoining farm 70 Mr.. A.aH.
RfJTHERFOORD, or to- sdss i.-.si laa4sf
NJ ", -1 CABELL & wATKINE.
50 80 = Real Estate Agsnfs.
!; NH s--eodst AZ; No. slll3 Main etreet.
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nIssoLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNER-
~ ySHIP.-The concern Of BurTuss, Powers
8 Yancey was dissolyed March I'd by mutual
consent, j. e. Burruss and J.. L. Powers
having purchased the entire interest OF Jonn
p. Yancay. . - LANES E. BURRUSS,
=. JAMES L. POWERS,
March 9, 1883. JOHN p. YANCEE.
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y7ERMILLION-ENGLISH and CHI
NESE-for sale by
'2sa PURCELL, LADD5& CO., Fs
q mh9 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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Dratas. Mediciaaes, ,&c. J

ESSENCE OIL OF LEMON, ESSENCE
u Oil Of Cassia, Essence OH of Winter
green, Essence Oil of Bergemot, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
mh9 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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pITUMINOUS CoAL.--For sale, cor
tons NORWOOD, AVERAGE COAL. This
coal is suitable for CRATES and manufacturing
purposes /; and will be sold on accommodate
terms. [fe l3l WRIT ROBERTS. s.
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knniv Ia ia. sB. TATUMr. Agent,
~ - Once, Stenmer's wharf.
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NH S-eodH
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TNGLISHs MUSTARD (COLMAN'S)

A YER,S HAIR VIGOR, a new and ele-
Ii CANT article for the hair, just received.
For sale by. PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
+, NH Main street, corner Thirteenth.
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}. BLEEcKER, son 4 CO, AUcrIoNEERs
A UCTION NOTICE.-AN EXTRA LARGE SALE OF
N Magnificent Household Furniture
LUKE FITZ9ERALD. Auctjouecr.

IA Magnificent Household Furniture.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctoneer,
will cell at public auction, this day wednesday, December
morning, at l0 o'clock precisely all the Furniture OF
private family at their elegant residence No. ll9 Clinton
place, Eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth This
will be the largest and richest furniture sale that have had
the pleasure Of offering the public and friends The fnrn
tlre k nearly has been made to order by city makers
cornered rosewood Pianoorte seven octave Stool and
Covers beautiful rosewood and walnut Paror Suits richly
carved with the richest description French satin bro
,a:cl moqnet plush and reps Turkish Easy Chairs and
Lounges rosewood and walnut Bedroom SetR, Bookcases
Etaseres Ladys Writing Desk large Pier and Oval Mirrors
Drocac and Lace Curtains, Cabinets Encognes; over 900
nary China and Dresden Vases Figures &C. OIL Paintings
by eminent artists elegant rosewood and walnut Centre
Tables, Spring Hair Mattresses, Blankets Linen, Sofa
Chairs Lounges Rocker covered with haircosh walnut
Silver Plated Ware &C. Table Cutlery Sale positive Goods
packed and shipped by competent men. Catalogues at
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A J. BLEECKER, SON CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
n. Wednesday, pecember9 at ~ O'Clock, on tho pre-
n J story and attic brick Building and Lot OF
street by 81 IS on Elm street building S0xS0; very
strong and substantial, having been erected for
business requiring good lights Immediate possession gwen
Can be seen by applying to Mr. TUCKER f55 Walnut street.
Newark. Sale pcrcmptory Half on mortgage for three
years. Maps al ~ Cedar street.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
n THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, DEC. .,
LARGE AND AT r y S'flTeE' SPECIAL SALE
DRY GOODS.
READY MADE FURS AND LADIES' HATS,
embracing
A RETAILERS STOCK OF STAPLE DRY GOODS
ito be sold without reserve
consisting OF
DOMESrICS FLANNELS, FANCY DRESS GOODS,
REFS EMPRESS CLOTHS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
MERlNUS, CLOTHS, &C,
CLOAkS AND BASQUES,
LONG AND SQUARE SIAWLS AND HOSIERY.
THIS is wei kept first class stock and worthy special at
tention OF buyers.
Also
eco LOTS READY MADE FIJRS, embracing all varieties.
leo CASES LADIES' HATS.
Catalogues and goods ready
WIN. TOPPING 4 CO., Auctoncers,
No. l32 Church street.
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SALES At AUCTION.

T(Y HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
On "Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and nth Dec at ~
o'clock each evening, at the y III 4
Leeds Art Galleries, IT.
Nos s7 and $40 Broadway, southwest OF Twelfth
street, private collection of on Paintings tho of
gentleman now abroad comprising the works Of number
OF eminent AMI favorite artists aso high Pictures
by celebrated European artists including important
Works. painted TO order for the present owner, by
Regis Gignoux.
The First Snow,
fine large Landscape by
d. Huntington, N. A.
Also embracing The works Of
J. +. kense, q. r. Cransh, Schuselle,
s. X. Clifford, y. II. Dolph, q. W. Nicholson,
q. Ii. Hail. w. Eehlig, j. II. Brevoort,
l.. r. Mignot, w. N. Brown, Andrews,
j. q. Brown, q. ii. McCord, Hamilton,
VIM. Hart, X. A. Bake!ock, j. d. Barrow,
4. White, Bradford, X. Van Elton,
A. d. Shattuck, Doughty, c. A. Sommer
Geo. Inness w. H. Oddic Carmienckc,
W. +. DcIIans, J. Williamson, 4. DeBlock,
Meyer Won Bremen, Mertz, Schedges,
ArmIed, van-de.Pol. II. Severy.
J. Noel, q. Hoqnct, u. Cal,
II. schaep, Mnssion, Knel,
q. Van Thoren, A. Barland, .
and other fayoe artists OF celebrity. The Pictures will be
exhibition free and from Thursday 10th inst, until
evening OF salc with catalogues
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ToHN MITCHELL, AUCTIONEER- WILL SELL THIS
day at 10 O'Clock, all the stock and Fixtures contain
well known boarding Prince
street. OF Mercer consisting Of all The FIX
class restaurant together with Parlor Suits ~
Chamber Suits Carpets Ocloth Look Glasses, Picturcs
&C. &C. four years. Lease OF building. This good
chance stag who wishes enbar
good paying business. Business invi:cd
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

Alta O'Clock, at tho Exchange Saosroom, New YORK;
2l2 LOTS AT FREMONT,
WECrHIILsrER clI1NTf.


Alta O'Clock, at tho Exchange Salosroom, New YORK.
2l2 LOTS AT FREMONT,
WESTMINSTER cOuNTf,
KNOWN As THE SAMUEL RIVER HUMEsTEAD,,
three miles from Macombs Dam, two minntes from lar.
lem Railroad Depot blocks from horse airoad stu
ncd on Locust which Ia the man thofougnae De-
tween fremont Farms and Westcheser, with an ex
tcnsive front Kpgsbridge road the ground ~ heh aor
ting fine view OF tho surrounding villages close TO The
southern within stones throw OF the raii
road churches schools and stofcs atond rare oppoft
nifty for Investment; immediate use or speculation; hand
country surround fremont which
has population from 5000 GEO. To persons Of nloder
doing business the city this property owing TO
It's accessibility offers unusual advantages TO SUCH For
terms maps &c Apply 10 the auctoneers ~ Cedar sro Ell
A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUcTIONEERs.
"A. TUESDAY, DEC. Is,
At l2 O'clock al the Exchange salcsoon, Ill Broadway,
Perempoy sale of Manufacturing Property the Fulton
ferry, belonging to The
Bach Estate
Columbia and Furman Streets Brooklyn the Fulton
ferry.The large property known Bachs Distiery
prsng four large four story brick ores besides and
conveniently arranged buildings for stll and rectifyng
rooms, Ac known Nos II, 49, 81, 90 and 23 Furnan
street; also good brick Dwelling, 225x29s Columbia
street. The engines and machinery, Stills Sc, be pur
chased al an appraised value.
On Washington street, Brooklyn Zone block from Fulton
sreeFour story substantially built brick House and Lot
known az the Lyceum House, southwest OF Washing
and Concord stects lot 2s2xlO5; house x75 FIRST
story and foundation granite walls thick con be altered
into store or warehouse requiring strength and durability
Maps At No. "a Cedar street.