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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
HarPsr. Ferry. "a. ID, Islal-4t
WOE &ALE.

"A BARGAIN @ay be I'D - pair Of web
n broken CARRIAGE HORSES, il
early applieatl onsbe psde \ They are young
perfectly gentle toler55ly wsll matched, and
perfectly sou1d
FOR HlRE. -Twoilkely NEGRO B0YS Tor
the remainder UfIthe year Appbllo the Editor
Of the Free Press
Feb. I0' 1892 at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
| go AC'I, vs.,

bt 10 much thsre6f as may ce ueressar, 20 So.
Xisfy The said 1deots and the inlereft,hereon due
Ait being the same>tract OIL which SAID Strider
roM resides, ada hdtn ,atlahle and desIrs Die
ptoperty. especially Do account FL ihe.Mii Seat
thereon and oiFer4WatFr Rtgh Thereto belong
iag STeh title as j. vested in dslsMhich is be-
feved to be Indispensable, v III I'D made 70 The
purchaser. wM LUCAS
.I ISAAC EDEkE.
I:4.f ~ s4l A n ltii Trtsisfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
VEIs(4ENEA.ft0 wff:a

VIRGINIA. 10 wits
lx lie Circuit Superiorl Court Of Law and
Chaaeery, Cor JefersoLC ouuty, October 29ih,
William Hollis; PLAINTIFF,
,f AGAINST
Cdthqrfng .Maynor, John u Hickey,
'~Cdarlss N Daniel, Allen M Ddniet,
Samuel Morris and Rcbeeca his toite,
Mary Marsh, uidop Of Rich'd Marsh,
.4aron Coilett, Mary Collett, and
Harriet Coliett, children and heirs OF
John Collect, and Betsy his wye,
Nanny Crapen, tcido,e Of jeremiah
Craaen, Jane n Ddnifl, scidow ot
i James " Daniel, s. Charles, Nancy,
/ James, John, IViiiidm, Taliqterro, III
l cen, Sally and Jane, children ofJames
NJ Daniel, William Tyler, Fanny,
Julia .fnH, and Thompson, children
and Representatives Of Stephen M
Daniel, deceased, Samuel RoplGHd,
and Harriet, his ,eite, and .4ndreu
Il. Clendening, and Betsyhi rife, and
IlONtGS III ~ ltttS. sI4HtettStIGtV W
Thomas Iimberldke, decedsa,
vi. DEFENDANTS
IN CH.iN,cERY, @55
Bv coassn; OF parties, by their attorneys,
his eo,rss' 5 referred 10 Master Commissi Toner
of This Court with directions TO ascertain and
sn4,,stn esbare ofthe Plaintiff, william Hollis,
IL, Inc estste rear and personal. or John M
pspiel deceased. upon The basis ofNke said
Hollis being a half brother Of said John y :
Daelei. deceased, stating all suhn matterS as he
mas deem pertinent, or as he may be required
10 state specially By any Of the parties and
make report TO this Court. in order 20 further
proceedings 20 be had thereia.
Copy-Tesie.
R.1T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Notice TO the Public.

is hereby given. thai The narrow lane be.
II tween Mrs Davis and myself, viii shortly
b closed. Some Of the persons asihg that
lane. not couEenr sith permission gfaguftously
to-trayel that narrow way; have repeatedly a, D.
lafsiy, almost ,t4y, ihrawn down my lencipk
,hekentireb length Iof Ibis ne-deStroyinx ms
Ngrsln, aud i-Etl1g my hogs and other stock
eScape4 No gentleman Would Tins act there
,fofs, those whodo, need not be sUrprzed il
prompt means BE- rssorvedio, and Offenders arr
rested IN future
Feb l0-3t + III IkMfS5T RAES0N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
-Fosraop ri HnTEaTT.l

tThe a bove Sale il pasteoped uatilNo.FD.qT
i'll 2ist dau1sf Fs5, alryne<ty be inge Courldsy.
IN fESW Nl Lucas. MIA
Y I'LL Ishap I oUKE,
inAts03 Is4I. j. IN Trnst,fr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Plaster, Plaster, Plaster

HI GlkLEEeE would respectfully inform
He the Fsraers tn his Plaster Mills IN
active operation and il Is desirable that lhose
who want PL 4SrER should send in their or-
defs in lime. Yhe FsrmetsSsi bear ia mind
that they will beIEt no ex pense of#'hauling I'M
Utilize Plaster is ground
H.& GfI.LEECE.
Harpers- Ferry. Fen. 10. IS42-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

CoMMissIoNER'S OFFIcE,
Charlssfoirn FEB. Is, 1872
IrThe parties interested 10 The ebove de-
cree, are reeuired 10 appear, at my Office 10
GhArlesto~u, JEFFERSON Counly, Virginia, on the
TIA day Of -usreh. ls42. Nith such ey idenee as
nav enable me, a. Cohmissibaer OF the Court,
to execute The same.
EDwsD e COOKE. Com'r..
FebI- 1912 Lii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
cNs1E POE N,RGBn1Ess

II WILL al slltimes give the highest prices IN
! cash for likely5oung NEGROES, of both
sexes, frop len 10 twenty-five years ofage.--
Persons having likely servants 70 dispose Of,
will do we'll 70 cali on me 81 my residence IN
Ch4rleslown; and any comnunicaiioa in writ
Ing viii be promptly attended tol
n tWM. CROW, Jr.,
Nov io5. IaAI-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

RI fs1(f -geF n NJ Mai gf(
Z sas Il
fhf ea ~ +Is ~ 49, sAs..
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II 81, iS,lriee atilll5Is ID her own rigiil.
she WA Ayoth ii5ys4fs u ge. q a.
II, .---.
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II fs'' ,,5' II MI 7, ,. . NJ. s.a Ag,,l,ers
sogt@.5Il .il4t lP,t,.st,s. ltIlo~i64 aslsai'r s
II i5raFk99t4M sf9 gspfte Haialy aP.E
peaf5gtct3s 4sd$i9f EFeAt PEeelS ions nei3
false fehietse58lFIlt Hs .slugf tl3fted hlmsett
i9,o. DIV III Ill i4ff . yauB otirhan slfiI
so .I1.|htiel}RfY laceppRlsbedi and sf7thaa
40 .FIfpc4 Slfflliieates dfni3 chaFaeaeIf
AspisSs9f II iet;eEs came all q w iifct
sRokc1flq4biys all hF'ai 5ut troEFlhis papke !
W, IL. * ait fTat4S discovered letters
,1fra,n .atr lfstri Neqt Ameileans 'hen ~
:. j Tauce. l{l92heens4bs!facie Ahlfh WoulfFi
I If the.s hhl ae en fscfsvea.n bake placed
him l.l$ukha,iighi-as III nrerent.l The On
happy|cSa<eAaehceln her ana hsr| family
They. NrJ qiaFgied. andln Of 5 months
II masIdf4o5lers1 that he kad committed
a fofgdgvEta / large dtaoanlyN
~ Re hea5lo{ New 0Ilaans. and thence -to
France IL ite.s fqfeeastle Bf a ships lhus
aL,nid i dieadFy blow b. lhe happiness Of
hls feFliknafe Y ie.ap4 her unborn ckstld
And tlY4E shefNfI ~ se'N -, 4 1'i' g
tefrs AathlH fpftMeaE thal he ihA cqmel
1rbof lEfaic9 engaged ia a conspiracy q
IN aTnetfta,d tbF5eEIeS fo>a latge anruntt-.
~ tsa. Jsart i sya, 64.se4 and loihing las
j So 3S MI .r,a nm 3nd.thts.divorce
IA zat, r. abd gfaniadzfby a vote 6 81
!. ,,ftS III ITa y,,,t. 81 4 clatm ~ him hefe.
.at,er.l5 nIes property Of his. wife OF the
na{saniof htrgTlhi..
a. 1,.---.s-.--J ,,,a,...a.
ttgf qlta sf2 . lt,s9,s, - 80 III
sHhat utifA3G4 ,tlrSaC n. OF Inc O0tn manu-
meets Mas cq'n1f!' les' II, i'is l5i Guy y
Tuesday f9ssh'' \ isai9 t1al iE onS ~. 70
tous) nat..only eoyet,f' lle WIS an9 .elo'i'
sy o. fls hslsil99FSs UT ui'i = =, : ~ ~
! ceei la a 4 f2snp ST "a !. Az :! ~
Z ,SaIifes pe LoutaAo ana nYsJ'" rs
reached selftsto9Fs' aug Me'T 81 ~
{ pt9eeed AoTfh per. hpe ery ROM na'l
Road andFoIen, whea hey we, re arrest ,'
eddy tl(eataLafed Siqspahd on "ea1 1F >
sf}AV and rhrf1fSl 0HE HO btGQnOnQ. " -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

i f..sr N Itsrlrs Il ny -Ihs Nss York Tri-
Mons .ts,ss1 a.tsal a meeting of lhe County Court
oa Thrsdly Hue Pspsi,lete e II The following or
der, vhieh " Is unanimously adopted.
t'hhaSiag beea communicated TO this
Court tha.Ahe Common Council had &C
eep,ea The Efes;qnalion7 Of William Wiley
81 Assistant Justice Of The CHS Of New
York. and bad appoinled another ianie
vidual ia hisplaresordered lhasthe further
proceedings upon the lchafges plsierred
against hinSha discontinued.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN "
FuJtIf, n stTf lsisia

EMBRACING THE FOLLOWING, TO win;
One elsgqnt. Rose rood { Yienna make
Piaap, of splendid rich tone, Flf
one .N,4A0gany Stdeboard,
Mahogany Tables, :,
Cane 56ttom Chairs,
Fire tctil finished Bedstedds, II
SsesraL Gapets, :
Mantle and other Mirrors, ((
.Seperol .St5ues, >.
a large bit Of Kitchen Furniture, Set
ASSEMBLY ADDED.
One frst rate tro- horse C.4RRL4GE
ana Harness, complete, r..
"a lotof suaafies too numerous to men
ton,
Theia1eve property wiz bs sold without NJ
serve and uPPn the following terms-For all
sums n $50 aud 'under, cash; oil over $50 a
credit pf SIX months,wiii be given, by The pur.
ehasers giving benis With approved seudoFssrs
or deduction ofYiye per eebt. will Dc. made
f9r eash.
GEoRGE, MATTlNGLY.
IA Bolivar. Fen u. Iss3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
iF.tcI.syr,Esr'iNg MARRIAGE

C;seat Seiteise h has tietn iirlyqee,iin rs York
b. ,hs tsini wsN laAteA o. BsfiEF. officer ~a'h A
yodpg posidiae ssh .s sltE 81 tittsiq =, ;;
Thss4uHE lady. teiefred tb5s Mss Emit
lg1CragaAni lie daughter W > slr. Crp#
<ghah, of}ode q ihef& sstffQ siales.. y NJ
has BEEN aa-lnaiane aESniain abe service
OF tEe a}irsfrn5nesi. Hefunele Is tI4e
celt5FafsFd hero of .Satdlsky, Col/Crp-
ghaa. 5of tbe LIS ARMY. lfeF1fafher Isl
howsin Hashior{ toes Size ls.4he hetress
il Is adj ST lF5 qsalfiiioA 81. .d9iiqts2-
The 5fnF fR< ,pf9dileed great. excite,
meat Hi Efagtoffa b4e. eirete&- and exeefa1
,ioas afet oi eaatSt, thrown out at raadgml
u56in. sa Parties con tFned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Garden Seed.L

q GENERAL al ostnent Of Fresh. Garden
IN Seeds. raised II this climate and warrant
sd genuine. for ssIelby
FEB IA JIG EP MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
EepR iREVT.

- WISH % renfy from ths lsl day Of April
nexts Inc nroperis IN Efalltown, with The
spp1rtsnanees! formerly occupied as tavern:
u S a good situation for private eaiertsisment
Also. another teHemeut in the same place.
Shefs 40 eligible situation is presented for q
wagon and plough maker.
RICH. HENRY RANSOM.
tIallsown. Feb. = 1912 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

IN CHi.SCERY {
1kNHE delna9At mott having entered bis ap-
Pearaneei and given security according 10
the ae; Of assembly and the rules Of this court !;
aud jtsppehrinE by satisfactory EVIDENCE that
be. is-not aninhaba1pf oflhis couatry:lIt Is or
dsstd That the 1id defendant DO apPear here
on the7fr,i cfay NJ heene&t term, and answer
tie bill oil tbe PfsintlHs and that cory Of this
order be fofthw4h inst riett in some Bewspa per
published ID Chatiestob%n, for Two months sue
cessyeiy. amy IySsie lat five frnnt door oI the
courthouse p tgss 50 uptown II CHsrlestown
"A c9P!-= Tes,e, @,i
II, ~ BROWN Clerk.
=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
.n,irfenances!

Lying ID the county Via State aforesaid and
upon the shen apdoah River near Harpers-Fef-
rs. and commonly called Cuff Nails" convey
"a 10 Us by said Strider as Aforesaid, cohtain-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

4 ~ u fINILHIt a
,FNNHE defendant npt hssipg entered his sp-
u pesrsRee, na giNsh security according 10 the
seIofassembly aad the aIr ollhis CONT and i, aA
peAring by sklisf-eturyH sydenee th.i ht is not sn
lhiAsbtan14t ti,is eo,tfry M orsieres That The
SAD deirnA+ht do appear here thu first dsy Of
the next trfp and susAer the bill OF tile rfsinlifEs
and that cp.9 ofthisprder be fotih~ id, inseitA
.ip soms newspaper pu1lishe,f ID ChsrTe stnwn for
TO months Excessively, and posted d lbe front
door 81 The s0nrt- housei the safdtovn ofChHrles
town.
I ! IL n. y, L. NJ Z RRAWN cI.rL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
VIRGINIA, to wiz

At Ruyzs holden in the Clerks OiBee Of The Cir.
euiySaperior Court AZ LIZ and ChApeery for JEFF
fsgton County the frst Mondny ip February.
1s42: II -
J9AH Robertson, PtAmrrrr,
.sbraAam Her, DErESDASr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
LenlOns5N Oranges,
VTRGINTA. fo Viz:

IUST received sRd Ter s1iseby
e Fec. ". J. n. BEARD s 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
once &c Ms Baltimqre qndf0Aio )

Harpers-Ferry; Fsb.'la,l 1882.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

ing tainted with, unite in commentator OF The nerve
asd decision character displayed By who bad 10 con-
tend with e1igences terrible in their and combs
"a ,;au. as characterized ibis affair throughout
cannot but anticipate uppo.ng The facts of the case 70
have been correctly eported most honorable aeq 'e
this deserving officer all charges that may be preferred
agan., him. having their origin N his condue apon THIS
OCCASION.
Tomorrow morning Alexander will be brought up ior
sentence should hi, counsel decide upon submitting TO the
v,rc, rendered and no, incur additional hazard TO their
eent by seeking new trial. issue OF which they can
with no certainty rely upon resulting 50 ayoraoy as e
6.s!. His father ana brother al present Al Harrisburg
arovedly for The purpose OF ptercelipg with he Execr
tive for his pardon do not eeve Gov rortes WIZ eei
himself liberty 10 grant it Immediately, although
possible the sentence may be mgaed by the subsequent
exercise OF Executive ciemency.
We have delightful weather, in which the majority VINO
have rothing do walk about and the employed a
moss as idle themselves. Our navigation yet entirely
free from by icc enabling the few vessels ar
irving po, TO perform their passage in the Bay al
tunes hazardous portion OF their voyages, IN safely
CEITo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The 1Tut:ny on Board the somers-state-
ruenr of the Secretary of Wnr-AndianR
Lezix.a;ure-successor TO Mr.. Calhoun.
nrrespondcace Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
BALTIMORE, December l9, 1923 O'Clock T. ID.
The nutiny and tragedy on board the soners
excited deep interest here, and all the accounts
which have been published OF it, have been read
with great avidiiy. l send you an article which
appeared in the Madisonian this morning, and
which from the signature and other things, Is sup
posed TO have been written by the Secretary OF
War himself 1t will be seen that this account Is
decidedly opposed to those which have been pub
lished The Madisonian states however, in an
editorial article, that no full account has been re-
ceived by the Secretary Of the Navy. and that ne
has expressed no opinion and takes no action IN
reference to it.
The Legislature of Indiana, is as wrote you
yesterday. exactly tied, politically, on joiat
ballot, and the opinion gathers strength that Do
election of United States Senator will be held this
winter.
D. S. Huger has been elected United States SEN
ator 10 succeed Mr.. Calhoun, for South Carolina,
over R. B. Rhett, and E. w. Pickens. Mr. HUI
ger is not violent partizan, was opposed BY the
peculiar friends of Mr. Calhoun, and will proba-
bly, be somewhat independent in his action in the
Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
Delay of the 11ail-somcrs Cnse-AIexan
der, &c.
PHILADELPHIA. December 20, 1879.
CORRESPONDENCE OF The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
GEsTLEMsM,An accident TO the cars delayed the arri-
val o, the mil line yesterday afternoon until late hour,
and proved the occasion OF great Disappointing cit,
liens who anxiory Hwaug intelligence concerning
the mutiny board the Somcr The accounts of this a
fair contained The Saturday morning papers Your city,
OF which by he bye thai OF the Tribune was far the best
and The most Ineligible, intense eIci;ement and
has given rise to discussion Of the legality OF the
sares adopted by Capt Mackenzie for The suppression OF
tie uutny sG happy to state, that scarcely any differ
encc of op inon exists among The well Informed, who
enabled appreciate the novel and trying situation in
which thai officer found himself suddenly placed 10
the property OF his course, summary il, results
nnJ all whose views have had opportunity OF becom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
xina,s Erlnsn 80.

s..,<.s S,v..v.p,tt.-a Kings Evil. 50 e,i.as -4S
mn are ga 10 be peornie,i ty The royai crs
t.tSaia oiedse naAe' l. o Ineiel parts OK
'he 'oa criacipay aeNs tne sFssei IN ~
rom Nsece W $50 upon ant
fhe nrst SYMPTOMS are OF ie gssE's about
ine neeS nnnet Ins cain aa oss' tne ess' S'ch roO
anues 70 sptca aIa sease ~ nanoei sDt'. ne htrsa
oTa> become aect o. sn Tue lung, use gao hlseateIy
glands arr sayeopcd IN dfssa>e from wach the patents
Only feneved IN oy IKE pae o. death
Sandss sarapafha has oee poset oy aetoai pensnt
IN great variety OF Gases 70 afssN anu permanently cure
this similar complains, sach AZ scrtnious rn, rodes
~ hard humps ulcers Gbstina;e crtaneoGs erupoe kc
From The pecuaTicoaoinationo nis valnaee medicine, il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
Things IN Philadelphia.
Cores pondence OF Ths Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 20, i642-P.

rssooHdence OIL InS IFlbUne.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20, is42-P. IL.
ba Sheriff Yesterday made several in bis
Office turning Whigs AID putting IN occ-f ocoa here
wa, quite dare-up smoas sonc OF the greedy spanis
This morpns, which Came eigh ending IN street hgn'
oab,n is made complete bedlam IN consequence OF lis
being the public OF all the noisy and tniouen sp
land Heaven Knows they ere not lew nuhosteu aAo"s
tie Loccs Really, lhngs coming 10 presty pass
Tomorrow young Alexander will receive his seaiehce.
Hsaged father and brother as no" III HARRISBURG HiIe
hey went thi, morning. report say Rdlcelhe Execa'e
10 gran, IN immediate pardon; and II generally Oee'e"
Laey will be successful in their eadeaVorS-
III now pretty generally conceded that JOSEPH bRE"S
TER ESQ viii be appointed Presdent Judge OF the Court
OF General Sessions application TO that effect being OF 80
unanimous character that Gov Porter VIII 90 douDe a.
once accede to the wishes OF large m2Jofy e' Ut. .
zens Well, party feeling aside, 10 pa'ter seie'aoA I ~
made; and there member oil me fhhaaeipn'a D
who would hesitate approving the appointment nif.
Brewster is Just The for this community; we nave LID"
100 much of stranger-Atorneys from abroad-aApg Tue
bushes. Of The county under their especial keeping, wne
at the time, ignorance and prejudice na'e 'oo
frequently been again repeat that more popu-
lar, Jud!cioEs and just appointment coH'u o' oe ' ~
the one above referred 20.
The Fremen philadelphia again dissracins tsenl-
selves By their Sunday street fights sre There are
too many Companies present IN this CITY, ana NUN
Der cut short OF their appropriations we perhaps
might have little peace our Sabbath days Lei
these bellgerent Companies be broken up at once Ibt
Fire Department Philadelphia has long been notorious
for lis rowdysul.
Nothing new 10 business matters to-day. Ne change in
our money market The weather clear and mid, and our
navigation entirely uninterrupted.
The transactions the regular Board Brokers
very limited amount with no material changen prices
The following the sales to-day SAL 81 Stale 6 1918;
$1,000 Wilmington 6 1858, 81; shares Union Bank, Ten
Iessee, St.
The rates of Exchange Boston and New.York par
premium; Baltimore discount; Charleston II dis
count; Mobile 0t II discount New Orleans discount
Relief Notes Of County Banks u 10 per DISCOUNT
RRTTTIIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

~ Our friends who design favor os with their ndver
tisemenls will please in mind tat cur terms are CASH
and heweve. unoeasan, il may be for TO refas-
mol hereafter oerai. tits rule be nrngrd Our Ledger
y foil and we have no Collector.
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rr Persons wishing purchase the cheap pablca'
tiSns OF The day. Will find them al the publication once
OF the Trbrae, no leo Nassaus:reet, opposite The 's
SralI
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u J.Feninaore COOPER. Horace Greeley
and Themns McEirnih,-The great demand for
the Report celebrated Libel Sui. has Induced the
dersgned publish il convenient and durable
torn than newspaper and they therefore announce that
Pamphlet edition. containing additions ana many cor.
rections, published and sale. Price 81 cents
81 for hundred cope& Orders mus, he accompanied
with the cash. GREELEY l. McELRATH
dis Tribune Buildings, le0 Nasseu-s,reet
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FAMILY HOLIDAY performances take place at
the American Museum AT three O'Clock this afternoon, In
addition which the wonderful Dwarf and 800 600 Curl
osies can be Barnum is making the most magui6
cent arr5.agem Tor the Holidays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

~ mr. BEIsrow is u capital ,.,ehar ia s,,.,s,.-
pr o. all agree. his terms are so low now
that all .he beneht his sall and experience The
Academy is al SIS Broadway three door, om p.rt pI,ce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

LA performance this afternoon. al o'clock, al the
New-York Museum. The manager is making tremendous
preparations for the HelydayA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
D.. Al IL IL Il.

Land Officers.
GREER W. DAVIS, Register at Jackson, Mo-,
vice Frank j. Allen, whose commission will expire
December "a, 1912.
ROBERT C. NEwLAsD, Register at Batesviile,
Ark, vice Lewis B. Tuly, resigned.
WILLIAM S. ALLEN, Register at St. Louis, Mo-,
vice Nathaniel P. Taylor, removed.
NICHOLAS R. SMITH, Receiver at Springfield,
Mo-, vice John P. Campbell, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

% Tho American has received information OF
the death Of Capt. David Carney, U. S. n, re-
Gently one of the Navy Commissioners and ,ubse-
queHtly Head OF the Bureau of Construction and
Equipment, at Port Opposite, Md. Cup,. Bal
lard and Skinner arc also very i'll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

p Under C>arn,entE.-C. B. HATCH, 81 William
street opposie Plat sreet has hand superior assor
ment OF silk, cotton, wolen, Merno, Berlin and buchskln
Under Shirts add Drawers, which, the is far ad
vaEced the subscriber offers greatly reduced prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

NERAL TON THuMs, JUNIoR-EIeven years Cd
Dol and ten inches high, and weighing only Is pc
exhibiting al the American Museum
Did you ever, did you ever,
See the little nlaaakin!
Do endeavor, he IS so clever,
You wos't see bis like again.
See the table, hear the babel,
As the children round him throng.
How they'd Ike it, were they able,
Thusts view him all day long.
What wonder, what I blunder'
Nature made to strike Us dumb!
Let the giant stand fr III under"
Make way there for GeEeral Thumb!
Beat all hollow, monsters follow
In this mighty couquerors train.
Such miniature Apollo
We shall never see again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

THE SoMERs.-The article from the Madisoni-
an. ia another column, with regard to the meeting
on board the Soners, will attract general a,ten-
ton, 1t is evidently from the pen Of Secretary
SPENCER, and shows at least that a powerful at
tempt will be made to condemn Com. Mackenzie
for his conduct in the affair. Unless facts have
been grossly distorted in the statements that have
been made here, (and this semi official paper would
seem TO show that they have We sec no good
ground for believing that j, can be effected. From
the press in the neighboring cite, there is very
general and emphatic approval of the prompt nea-
sures by which the airocous attempt was crushed
N the bud. As for the alledged plea of young
spencer that il was all joke we cannot attach
the slightest consideration TO it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-21

DEATH OF BISHOP DvBoIs.-We learn by
slip from the Office of the Freeman's Journal that
the death of the Ri. Rev. JoHs DUBOIS, Bishop
of New-York, took place yesterday morning at 9
O'Clock. His remains will be Inferred on Friday.