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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23
O. What is in your hand no,0'

@. What is IN your nanu H0los
Ans l cant feel it..
A. Frsncb here remarked that if she could not feel
it. il was unnecessary ask further questions ABOUT IL
that the sense becomes fagued and then the answers
were not satisfactory. 80
pocket knife was now placed IN WI. "on', a"0
he asks-Can you feel any thing now Ans. les
@ What is its shape' Ans cant see IT.
MIR. F. But feel it-What is its shape:
Ans. Round.
O. What else. Ans. Rough
.. What else remarkable?
Ans. don feel any thing else.
O. Can you tell what it is? Ans don know.
@. Is i, long or short' Ans. Long.
@. How long:
Ans. don't know-I can't measure it.
@. Can you form any idea of its length!
Ans. A little.
O IL il thick or thin? Ans. About an inch thick
DR. Watkins. during this experiment, asked Mr..
French if he did not consider the sense auguea-hr
F. piled that he did, and had so CONSIDERED LOT hVe
minutes past a.,
,ha Mesmsr;zee and held one of her hands in his
own. He now at the request of DR.. Deane, removed
his seat to such distance that their feet were about
two feet apart and their heads abut SIX
he did so-"Now you see there can De no coins'on. =
small knotted walking-cane was handed 10 Mr.. +.
q. What have YOU noac9 Ans Something long.
@. How long. Ans. About half yard
O. Can YOU tell me what it is-don't guess:
Ans. II is thin.
@. Can YOU feel what is. Ans. No.
O. Is il hard or sofi' Ans. Sgft.
AT minutes past 9 o'clock, the experiments were
changed 10 the TASTE, as announced aiouo W
DR.. Deane.
Mr. F. eats a piece of tomato-Emma moves her lips
as if tasting something:
@. What are you dong' Ans. Eating.
@ Eating what? Ans. Something sweet.
O. Can YOU tell what il is? Ans. No.
Mr. French asks for something distinctive IN i's
taste as at frs, he had some difficulty himself in know
ing what it was he tasting, though he now Kne"
it was tomato.
Distilled Vinegar from Apothecarys Store was
presented to Mr. French. He takes portion OF 1t INTO
his mouth from phal-Emmas mouth moves at the
same time Mr. F. goes to the hearth and throws 1t
out of his mouth. There no corresponding move
ment of the mouth on the part Of Emma. To the OBJ.
lection of Dr. Deane that the act of throwing the sub.
stance from his mouth would indicate to the girl that
it was something unpleasant, MIR. F. replied, that he
could not speak with it in his mouth.
@ Emma, what did taste'
Ans don I like tit don't taste good.
O. How does it taste? Ans. Nasty.
: @. Ist sweet or sour? Ans. Neither
O. Is it bitter, Ans. No.
O. What was it, Ans. Don't know.
O. Was it something TO eat or drink:
Ans. Something TO eat.
The Vinegar was thought, by gentleman present.
not to taste like ordinary vinegar Mr. F. SAID, sne oe-
scrbed the taste as it existed in his mouth lie re-
marked further that there slight bitterness ABOUT
it. which was confirmed by others. tie was fearful the
impre sion it had left in his mouth would interfere win
the success Of other experiments
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j j e0::

II th. city, jan. - after lingering Illness, Robert
kefvao, IN lac SSta year OF MS age.
The friends and relatives OF the family rhe mem5eis Of
FIRE Epsne Company No. ~ the Fire Department asa
snip carpenters generally. requested attend his
funeral TINS stterro-n al O'Clock, from his ATE resi-
ceace Ie Stanton street, without fl;ther lus.t!oa
In city, jan l3, OF Inflammation the lungs. me
nant daughter OF Tnorss and Elizabeth AcE.ath aged
II .ialtss.
Furer, retr II Joha-s,reet- this morning. loeocs
IL this city Jan H. Sarah T. wife OF Joseph Walker,
n the '2d yeas OF her age.
In this ci,yJsn p Mary, wife OF Thomas Shersood,
sa;ive OF North CATons IL the ,r;h year oh sss
In tins city jan - Ca harue Hart, "iie OF NJ A. Hart.
aged9a years.
Patrick Fox. aged ycar..
lire s II nru. aSed years and months
In this city, Jan Il, Mrs Den'son wife OF George peni-
so n in the 3lstyssr OF her age
A; Elizab.thtorn, y. J., jan. ". Ephraim Hidden,
OF cop>umpros.
A, I'roy Jan 9.Arna >tusr; wife Of Henry Pnpneit.
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Good ,rsdicine..-Every pessoa III sekno~.

. Good NsdIcirCs.-kvery person viii acknow-
led 5. once that there necessity for Rccc.ne
OF lie Importance 70 make use OF zh article
III a viii not tissppoiut the physician, and by the los,
tine .ndanger the life OF his paten;. To guard against
disappointment. ard zii,ake and 10 ootala GOOD MD
GENUINE MEDICINES pu, up neatly and carefully at
a reasonable PRICE. call or DAVID SANDS q ~; apo.
hec..ie. and East Broadway. corner Market
street js Imeoiis
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IA this city jan 10, oy the Rev. M Bang, NJ Will
liam n Mursha! Aliss Elizabeth BeIna1t-all OF this
Ia ,h, CIV Jaa L. by the Rev DR.. Aathon, Augustus
w. Cla.oa, 1r. te Euphane D.. daughter of Reuben
Wihers E.q.
Az N1.th stanford, Conn Jan. II. by the Rer. Mr..
HiIyer JOAN c Quscsentoss, OF this city. 10 Sarah,
aaIe5;sr of Gel joan Dean, OF tae former place
n tins CITY in IL, by the Rev. NJ Deryea, JaHes
Y9umsu OF This civ, Pheb= Ann Gardner, Of New
In In. city. jan T. Abe,, w Garfield Of the firm OF
Bi,eIov Canfeid Il Insrahan, Newark, y. J.. 20 rene
da tighter OF Robesr 2 .dge, Esq, CT tlis city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-14
COURT OF SESSIONS.

CASE OF MlTcHsLL.-Messrs. Graham and Smith came
INTO Cour, and renewed hsr no,onf Ter trial Ct G
F. GcAe recently convicted of forgery Tie s-onsd
Of the motion #as that the Indictment wasiiIcgay found
and tina, the tia! hd while the Aldermen sitting
IS Jydces stcr the passage OF the law excluding ITEM
Tne n strict Attorney rpa sad the Court reserved their
opinion Mr. Mitchell appears pale asd greatly en-eh'ed
IN consequences of his long co.fns IL. Counsel
tina, his imprisonment if much logger
would D, oba ba end IL his death,
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city SntclIigeRcs.
COURT OF OYER ANB TERMlNER.

THURSDAY, January -.
FsIAL o. SALLY ANN RoBs FOR NukoER-Tais young
placed upon the stand charged With "i!iui
tuder IL killing nfaat child a house IL Norfolk
street in Oc. last There is is no class Of crime termed
lgfaaticide II our Sta,ues She lived servant with
Mrs. Briggs and complained early the morning OF Nor
day, HAT she very lick and IL pals. About O'Clock
she into ,le yard. bur staying long time hrs.
Briggs end found the door OF the priv fastened
She requested the prisoner II, but she refused 10
do sall When she did open II she Is
standing the io looking SICK AID @.etehst II lac
evening she eosiesed having given bi'ih 10 chiid
BIZ, atd il fcliuzo the erlvy.
Aboa:a week afterwards it va. taken out and an IN
quest ,e!, when esieUce presented that the chld
MAD ben over seven nioa;hs child ana born silve
severn pby.lcian we're examined, whose ,tstilsny vas
ayor OF The story told by prisoner. The jay alter
few S:ates absence returned vetic, OF not guilty and
she " Is DISCHARGED.
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Josiah H;ch ards. Auctloucsr.
81 BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PIATT.
FRIDAY EVENING, jan. Il, at 81 o'clcck.

FRIDAY EVENING, jan. H. at6i O'Clock
STANDARD t.oSpo> ,>p AMSE!c.S 3ooSs-aiarse ans
rsluab- Editions OF Standard Works.
among theu, .ro Burke, Works, vols Svo Seencer's
Poetca WORKS vols Presents Ferdinand AID Isabel
las vols Bancroft, History of the United States; vols:
BriGscsate. I'resses. vols; SCOTS Poeticat NoiSso
~: Cjheops Rome vols: Selections i,o-a the kdr-
5ur.h Review 6 vols: Robcr>ons History OF America
trtia's History Of Armenia ) vols; Mcln'oshs history
of tie R-.oators Enciapd. >ro DE- lsus,cG 40
RE Na;ureI dos Auiiapx 6voi> $50; i.yrIi Geology
McCiellaa's Geology; arnot Phy>c>, rels bucslng
hams Loson tiszsteer. ro,sisFc porsssns trek an
English Lexcou THERE'S history Of tee French kevola
vols Bcccacio Dccameroa 5voi> elegant, Illus
trsted Lord Byrcu Complete Works; Richardson DC
tIoaary2 vols; Lleber Political Ethcs' l'in:s Com
pe;c Works fne Paris edition. Has. Introduction 10 Inc
New Tc,taucrt. Syo Stusrl> Hebrew. Stuarts Cram
MAJ; Harmony OF the Gospels TutoT's Tour IN North
Amsrica. vols; Sparks Life OF Washington vols;
Whisham's Analysis Of RAILWAYS, Rollins Aucieut tbs
tory. cvo; NahAn's History OF England, : vols;
Catalogue. wl be ready on the morning OF sale.
NV yHESa. s.sSlEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-14
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ships Richard Anderson, Bennett, Liverpool, Iaomp
.os zt,eiia Thatcher, S-va nah, Scott 4 Morrei
Bark Express, Res, M-nfevdeo and a ma:ket Hari-
land iu:ea Fearing tia.an2 Ne.mith & Leeds
Brgs George Hull, Charleston; New Jersey, Brow
Da,ea G & K VI Dem.ll.
sens odeon, Leland, Mayagnsz, R, R P Buck ;
Psre Halle,, Boston; Eliza Aese.ole, Hammond, 81
Tsou.s w Dewey; Rosario, Norrls, 81 Domingo,
C Rcs.!re 4 Co.
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STOCk OF DRY GOODS.

pr:ce OF every article IL their
STOChOF DIR. GOODS.
A. G. w NJ Il Co. are now making extensive prepara-
ton. for the Spring Trade. determined reduce
their stock as low as possible before The arrival of Their
Imp for the Spring they have kec inc prices
such mss ensure lac desired OBJ
j-c,Z. The Cheap Days will continue Tor Two
WEEKS ONLY! from the 9th to the Goth instan;, and
to give some idea OF The of the reductions FEW
PRICES ENUMERATED.
SILKS.
large LOT OF rich Satin Stripes aud cases Of Broche
and Chcno Poult de Soes sold at IS and 6s nd all now oil
fered ~ per yard.
The IS IS ID and IS Silks, Chenc. Onbrc Pekia Reps,
&C d.. ar. reduced 10 ;5., IS sd ard 6. per yard
large lot OF Blue black Striped Reps Offered at IS
Cd worth 81.
Foaarc Silks OF the richest quality. yard wide. only
Is 81 also Cros D'A'riqHes, ,aiians eros de Napes
A.r,urcs, Watered Silks &c. &c equally low
A lot, OF Ii. " Waercd SILK, ard Fancy Caiored ''isn
Popns far Evening D,esses-rem-rhaby# cheap.
7sOUssELINE DE s,asNE~
A large quantity Of very excelent aouS. ae LANES a'S
reduced Is 81 per yard
Al, the cs =, ant Is goods, comprising many hun
dred beautiful patterns offered price = 81 pas
| yard.
The rich Paris Woolie Lanes only IS e | per YARD
Pan de LANES all wool, 'nly IS per yard
CAEEEOEs
l.bp D nes;ic Calcocs a,a offered ut 0d per yard.
Aouas,ity OF English Csco-s, chilly spotted at l.
per yard.
The whole of the English Caicoes, consisting OF ovef
1000 pieces have been separated lot VIZ Is 80 l.
3D. Is Cd and ., per yaydforucrly sold at Is ~ -
/ 81 auj 2, cd.
All the F:ench Calicoe. at Is Cd reduced oi 81
per ysnI.
The s. qualities
And all the richest syls. formerly 81 Cd aul A to Is
ID per yard
Farnn,e CHIMES, equally lo~.
The finest IA Ears,3n Cling hams, only 3 per yard
s1AyyEs AND CZ.9ANs.
In dis article astonishing 'edscuons have been made
All the heavy 81 Lama Wool Shawis sold at s. and
So have been reduced So. cheaper rban !ae=co;:
noa Rob Roy Shawls.
Rroche Shaws Of all kinds, very low.
Cashmere Broche Shawls all wool and covered all over
only 81; FORMER price s'2 to Sl5
Splendid D1ab, White Black t;rcen aud Scarlet CASH
mere shawls axe offered at $40 ana 81.
silk, Satin aud Velvet Shaws Long shcsls and Nan
tillas are offered at greatly reduced prices
As the of this seasons C!oaks Liern are ssi'l
a a,e very handsome ones ard the prices admit Of no
doubtas their chcapnesa. Lndie want of Nantes
will never again haze such an opportunity.
Fl,.ANNEg.e3.
Fias White Fauuel only Is per yard
Very rcod DO q I'll per yard!
Real sVelct Fiaanel only IS cd.
Fine-a DO DO Is and Is I'D.
In yerv me real WEIGH Flannel. nc:vy reductions have
been nade auJ particular aitenton called 10 them.
Thick rlanncIs. Swanskius aal Soxones, YER, cnea?
ard dasirat'c
YEs!IszNos AND BGHBAZEHE"
6.4 Eugli=h aierinosi 3s per yard.
The finest imported Only i, Cd per yard.
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arrived YESTERDAY.

A2EIrED YESTERDAY
ship Morrison Benson 10 ds in Cation, and silks
10 Taboo, Ovphant & Co.
ship c Caon Smith "a d, i'm Havana, sugar, &c, 10
sap aecton Spencer 10 ds I'm Mobile, cotsoa, &c. TO
& D Hurl0oG & Co.
Below .a!ps, , brigs.
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4 q c TON S Al E s.
BF =. DRAPER, Or.
81 'Vi.f;"r.-strtet. cor.tr OF

S.ofe 0t ''ist;sE:-Strtet. cC1-stf o; SIEc-s!FcS
SATURDAY, Jan. =, st 10 oclock
AssGSEE> >ALg,-.t.Iices 10. Jc-eiers.--Ou scccuEt
OF rsorts>.n ;uyolce of - cIse. CONSISTING Of ,rai;a.
ton SI-ua white and -ci CoEcel,sn sEd Oak Tops,
DROPS, asG Pin Centres. Paintings 10. B1sches. God
Stoae Also. several of ncr style OF goods for
setting aso, case OF rcsy GU; glass hrohs; also,
invsIce Of cold a.. SiIrr. Watches.
A. PSirtrs SAILS cases Fancy French Style CASH
aers>-N-iu, Oxford, FarSy Doc Skin Cadet Prpce i
JeInyile. Co.. asuporio9 article,
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SECOND VOCAL CUNCRRT

IN HOSE PERFORMANCE on WEDNESDAY
~ tVENiN wa. received with the most rartu'ous
APP au,c r-.pcc fury arnaNuae thsr Second Cn'ceT at
Toe Cry Hotel Ttil5 EYENlNG Jaurary a. s+s, when
lloy Will appear their nGa Water Costume
Part
l--Swls. NstouuI Sorg. Qpintc:tc,.
I'll andscm, Louise. ArGor S"to With Caorus Rainer.
3-Thc Free Country Qniut~tta. .Rainer
March OF ioa5 aa ISL Qr'ntcIc. Raircr
PART IL
Tho Wifo of 'Tytoi. With Echo cy the BIAS.
:Stran,, s. alrz Duet aud Chorus 'S,raus..
3Thc FAIR Maid, IN the sly OF .talhef'
The WoGdi"c sang the Alps Duet and
r. ch 1,..a.,,, ,ord R saiie,.
Iart#IlI
Yankee Quick Step, G"'nette .----..---- -Asiner.
a-IIa past nv Du-t sud Chorus. .Sidcl
5-Bcrrand, Farewell 70 r-Poieon, Tenor solo,
4-(irsad Jlc, Chorus, Qmntcttc kaihcr.
81; 3ca.i. ur!u.iag Sgut:, Gomicl eth laush.
II Pamphlets containing the German Sougs translated
~. he cs:9,n4I Of the door keeper.
Single Tickets, 81. For gentleman two LADIES' ~.
Children half price To he obtained a, too principal su-
SIC Stores, and at the City Hotel.
Concert TO commence At i o'clock. JI4 i
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Josiah x &c Eards. 4 II c, i0nee =.
-a- - Il Il Z. oE.iou and a M ariC q n

EooIs.-gAN(is, RICHARDS ( PLArl', 100 Broad
way viii sell this evening, commencing at b. oclocd
very choice Collection o.! works Oh ihcolos history
also a variety OF standard works fr",n private Llbrsry
iacilltiilga st of Tie Edinburgh Encyclopaedia gos
Qu.ro ana Il humber OF valuable works N the FIesca
AMI iia5Itn la2guas6s.
L. Catalogues are rady3 and the booGs arranged
for ey,ui,-tou ia
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Il Particular Sotice-Ihose persons having
n,rni..c Of az, description dispose OF, 40
bresking up keeping, viii nd ready sale for any
portion or sill OF goods by sending tneir address, or
calling spoa the subscriber Goods 10 any amount puF-
b,,.t $50 ~ FG0JTON, ~? Chatham street.
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sess..gl4 .D%.-f.NERCISt FOR HEALTH
I'D OHLf-NO GAMBLING PEKMlrrED.-OflS
FIELD ~lli be happy ,a fror his friends nj Bass
fords Billiard Rooms, the Climax Eating House,
where are epAt -p.eni!5 table, vita slate ard marble
beds, lna rubber closi spring steel cushions; IRON
and mahogany fruins-. Entrance 40 fnon and Ann
Il. Tables aud Cloths fer safe. rSksi % I'm
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Tni. Friday Eveniu.. ClaIon Hall. half past
ocsca, by benjamin Slinan L. L. D.. Professor Yale
COLLEGE
S0bjec,-. Geology.
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman afsy GEMS.
BY order
ia /; LEWIS AcMULLEN, Rec. sec.y.
= Philosophical Lectures at Clinton
Al all.-OC Er,c.E ihs 81 inst At Cl.stoE
Hail. al half past o'clock, XII! De gwen FREE Lecture
ugoa Lecture. introductory Course OF Lectures
bracos The genera principles OF Mechanics, hs Ar
~a;er Sound, Electricity. astronomy EocutioE, trch
tst;ure, with Lectures upon Courses OF Reading Trades
aad Professors, Language, Female Education and the
American SchoclIusst.r. s.d ~ha ne should
be- l. u designed show practical Uses OF .ceutdC
kso"!cdge IN phraseoogy tbat all may understand
army licke; TO the Course--...-. - 90
Single .........2 90
Ticket admitting gentleman and two ladies' for
'hs evening %
jl3.le, = :. s'-'-s \. BELLOWS,
s.ecture..--GENERALl SOCIETY OF NE
CHANlCS AND TRADE>MES-on Friday evening,
Jan. Il Professor C. N:sou, of the University Kill de-
liver Lecture the mutual relations and dependencies
betTeen The learned aoorrr classes uea. jl32t
I'll. g. of @. F.~The- ncm,er. of Olive
Branch Lodge No. "a |. O.of O. F. and the Oiter
general ara requssset 10 aisabe. the foot Of Liberty
stree; this Fnday) morning, 81 half pas; SocIock for
the purpose OF attending funeral Of their ae Brother
E. Hadtcn, a. Elizabe:hto~n Members will bring Re
calia SAMUEL REYNOLDS, y. e.
5. P. Herr sscy. jl4lt.
II President 1inhnu Will preach. AZ o'clock,
THIS EVENING, in the Second Cousrcga tonal Church
corBcrof Chry ste AID Delaney fs- rod East
OF the Bo~cry. Subjec;-The difficulties connected III
the Doctrine OF lnpericction. ia L
q Rev. John BIain VIII preach his FarewelI
SERMON 10 the ioung CoaveIts this (FrId.vl eyea
ing, jan. l4th, AK O'Clock al the Sixteenth Baptist
Church leth street: near 6sh Avelae The public
resPect to attend. ia II
i Sunday Evening i.ecturc--On Man
!
I'd January 10Th, Il, halfpast O'Clock in Constitution
Hall 650 Rroatway. in wzlch will be considered " TIE
CuI.e-the nature anu the eXiento OF itteneIsI chap.
ILL., TO 10 together with coilocatou ef every
passage the Bible IN whica the u=of the fire, Is
spoken Of with reference It's consequences his pos
te.tv. Seats free. jill ST.
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Cosmos PLEAS THIs DAYS, t0,6i, 81, 10, 90, 30
81, be, co ~, %, II Is, II.
SursRlo3 C5uRr, Tm> DAYS, 50, 81 =, :, 80 70
los, l:s log no, II, li2 llS
C,RclIr CouRr, FMS DAY-11, rs, lq, 20, 81 60,
10 -, co. no. ia 49, l29, 100 KS 1870, Isl, 1872, 1885,
l34, i36, 1871.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PERT OF NEW-loRK. JANUARY "A 1882
Miniature Almnnhc.-THIs Day
THE HooS FULL SEA
Rise, 70 Sets Al rise. : 50 Set. : Il 10 -
L#ates, Dates.
LONDON ........D DEC. 3 RAvRg DEG
LI"ERPooL.-----...- pEci SE"-oSLEASs jan.
The next S,camS h!ps to Arrive
FROM ItvERPocLZ FROM LIVERPOOL
Britannia eayes...Ja Jun. Caledonia, eave.--..Fe5.
The next Steam Ship,o Leave
FROM BOSTON BosToS
Columbia leavc.J jan Britannia, leaves Feb.
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New-Yor!e s.ycen,n :.ec,ures.-Thc Diree-

New-Yor!t s.yceun s.ectures.-Thc Dlrec-
tors Of the .sw-Y3.k Lyceum respectfully INFORM the
public that limited number OF tickets for the remaindeE
OF their COURSE CONSISTING Of erh; Lectures car be OBJ
,-ned II applied Tor immediately az Two Dollars, adj
;ntlng Lady sn} Geatentn.
lbe following the lectures "a be- delivered viz b.
Rev. John pcrpou OF Bos,on-one Dtscourse-on Tie
Education OF the Practical Man
Hop. C. C. Cambreug, late Minister Of the United Satos
TO Rus.iu-ono Discourse-on I" Russia
Rev. Spencer H. Cone-one Discourse-ou The voan-
tary Principle.
Hon. james T. Aus,in Attorney General OF Massachusetts
--orc DIscoarsa-o . fAe War in CHINA
Charles Eamcs, E,q.-one Discourse-on The Romance
OF the Times
Hon. U-nry D. Grin, late Attorney General OF the u III
ted States-one Discourse -
Rev. J. y MaiIi;l--one =Discoarse-on the Life OF
Genius
GOV roiudexter, OF Missssipf-one Di<courss-on
Tickets he had at the Lyceam kooias Al Broadway
at DAYTON t S-x,on Nassau and Fuitor SIS. aud OF
John l.. Salisbury, Treasurer, 509 Broadway.
jll3 Per order. l. 6 FORMAN, Rec Sec.
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sSI4ANTE D-A cw American Eng.h girls to
W take good places, at City Office, IL Canal street
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FREDERICK PENTZ President.
JOHN H. CORNELL, Cashier.
We he undersigned, Committee OF Examination. nave
examined into The affairs and assets Of the Association
aad bad the above correct statement
ABM G THOMPSON,
N.LUDLUN,
SAM'L. ROOME,
RlCHARDF F. CARMAN,
ROBERT SMITH.
New York, January I, 1873. JAZZ
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ssraSTE p Families and offers supply with
q, NTH the hest city recrence and charge ~ W.
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CHEAP DAMS FcR TEE LADIES
G.. W.MUlR \ CO..

rs BROADWAY.
Beg TO that they nave THIS DAY Wednesday,,
l2ta January, made vEgY HEAVY REDUCTIONS from the
prce OF every article u their
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