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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-20
TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGREsSs
SECOND SESSION.
Heuse OF Representative.


WAsHrScr TON, Saturday, Jan 10.
Prayers as usual Minutes read by MIR French, Acting
Clerk
sent time the lapse Of the session. only
bill had passed the house, and he really thought
they ought to proceed to business This ives private bill
day he moved that the rules be suspended and the
House proceed to the consideration of csen
Mr. Burr asked that resolution he held in bis hand
be resd-it that committee be instituted to enquire
whether any additional legislation was required to se
the safe keeping and disbursement Of the ngent
fund.- and il it were that they report bill for that pur'
pose -
rules and division being had was agreed to- % to So
The House then resolved Itself into Committee Of the
Whole Mr. w.an OF Ky IN IN. ohss and proceeded
adverse repo, petition for relief Of John Fossstt
was the first in order, which was read
Mr. HAMy, of Me moved that It De re-oommitsed, that
a favorable report might be made
CAVE JoHrser order The course to be pursued
was report the House with recommendation to
Nj. HAsris amended his motion to thst effect.
Mr. HOPKINS, OF Va hoped that the gentleman would
reconsider his intsnton not probable that the
committee would report differently
Mr. HAMLIS said he hoped that the House would
the rcpo,t aud would move that the report should he
amended by striking cut the report ana granting the
The motion to re.conmit was then put and carried.
The next bill for the relief of Joseph NJ Her
nandez 49,
The next was bill to provide for the payment OF the
passage OF Gen La Fayete from France 70 the united
states, in the year ls2a -
CAvs JOHNSON said there was neither law nor common
sense for the support Of this claim, and opposedn
Ma waves, Of Ohio. supported the CLAIM ana argued
that IL should be paid. ~
MIA PAsM,nrrs Of Mass, opposed the claim, as wss
not founded in Justice hsd been rejected on previous
occasions and ought to he paid Gen Lsay cite nsh
TO pay passage and the hsa refused 70
take any pay and had volunteered 10 carry MN nsre
and they certainly had not any right to come upon me
Gsneral Government. - ,,.,,
Ma C.rs, Of Conn., supported t. ..sm ne e, thought
w. s.s svS lines .t0v We hsecr shsgs IVES
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SuuuoY, january 10-0 Fs NJ
Stock operations for the week. just closed have been
very limited and quotations have been very UNIFORM
The closing prices are however, fraction below those
current early in the week. at the close the previous
II Is impossible to get up any speculation of
quence in any fancy stock long the money market
continues in m present depressed state The Of in
tsresis too high to permit profitable operations. The
absence Of capital from the street. and the restrictions
placed upon the movements ofthe banks. have very in
furious effect ON those stock spectators who depend
upon bank avo or private loans to get up any
fances. While these SPECTATORS of limited resources
are restricted in their operations operators of extensive
means ara compelled to remain quiet with their capitals
on deposit unable to them to advantage The prn.
cipal operations IN Wall street made between
the brokers', and declining market invariably drives
outside spectators from the street. When prices are
going up and the excitement is daily gaining strength,
adventures make their appearance In Wall street,
anxeus to invest their SURPLUS and sometimes their ALL
In the hazardous and oneded game carried on in that
vicinity SO extensively. During the stock speculaons
OF January and June ministers doctors lawyers
merchants mechanics oabmen and even hostlers
became spectators, many of whom LETT among the
brokers every dollar they previously possessed II is
the effect of these excitements that furnishes food to the
brokers' and the oensr they up the more for their
interest Quotsons In this market have since the re-
t Of the Presidential election been known been sead
~ oschnns' uni prices now rule lower than at any
time during tho past six months This continued de.
preston does not suit either Of the two great parties in
Wall street.-The bulls or the bears they require FIRE
qnent upsand downs long period of improvement
little wanted as long period Of depression The brokers
must soon be compelled to get up speculative move
ment, and We have no doubt the banks will come
to their aid in so doing.
We annex our usual comparative table giving the quo
titions for the principal stocks used in this market for
speculation for each day Of the past week will be OBJ
ssrv that prizes have experienced but slight alter
alton
QYorAricSs roR TINE PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE New
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 40.
Arrival.

Arrived,
Shin Paul Jones, Watkins (of Boston from Canton n, d
;s'ss dS; RR"sy~ in: &. 5
so epyp & New do
's @ ess Ms ILL.,
brig: Tssy Adam.
s ssD ~ Il e IT, P% MaP no
osaqri M:1y B. Ans Fl: f .r
Ship Ks s% MaS
had recently passed Ani; bound China names naIn"~nns
A". s.S; ;i$
Maa c1Ssa a.. !. sr 1T ;c
los ss s. Ss,Gn; PEN from aaeph
from s
,oa. h int i, spoke British brig Lady
e. .nIs D.s with
Hum. 9S sy r from F .~ sjs
Ton &C. to Collins Co. Has experienced heavy weather
1 sSri s1a c, r,S hss s cea
.SEps 1890 horn; spoke e. lon
Hs Nov S'T and he Downs
coi,on % Ashley Poole &Go. ApA''en''0'a' WIN
aa, is cs sS rssgs, from Port
Brig Ann Smith Gates tbefore repored) day. from New
Brig chneha Robinson. "a day. from New Orleans, with
Brig Nsrh Bradbury 10 days from Macha., with
sshr Thorn. Sanford, 10 days from Wilmington NC
P.rc Parker IS days from Eastpors with plaster to
schr Julian Buchanan days Hastpor with plaster
HeI0w.
Brig Alfred. Of North Yarmouth.
Also. ship, barque, briggs. unknown.
Sailed.
ship Panhea Lane Mobile; brig T H Benton, and Others
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On Saturday morning, 18th inst. JOANNA daughter Of
the late Thomas Fleming, in the 2Sh year of her age
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fune
raj Mis- afternoon at o'clock from her late residence,
20 Varick street.
On Saturday evening, 18th inst. WILLIAM MANSON,
aged 80, native OF Thurso Scotland
His friends and those of Adam Walker respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this day at O'Clock, from
8Il Grand street.
On Sunday morning. 10th inst JANE, youngest daugh.
ter of Thomas and Fanny Clark, aged six months and
fifteen days.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
tend the funeral, this afternoon at O'Clock, from la
Eighth avenue, without further invitation.
On sunday morning, 10Th inst in the sad year of his
age. Mr. JOHN FLANDREAu, Of the phthsic.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his finera this morning O'Clock
from the residence Of James and John H. rlandreau
AGO Bowery, without further invitation.
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PACKET sHrrs QUEEN WEST. woodhou.e, for
LIVERPOOL and Gladiator Bunting for Lendon will sail to-
morrow
ssms % K. evening cn. Of Southport
r.: % sS made e @ !. he
he e1oa.S being !oss an
rs 4s s :. . and s
but the c.Ec which consisted ofte uuai variety Of
as .sy sssy
% e said o hsse s. ."Ss1 %
small stove used the s and st unprecedented
Adv Jan TO- IL '"e part Of Inc hold
knocked her her beam ends. away mainsa ib and
", g assS
Ia her hull. shs was undergoing repairs on The iosh.
Spoken.
Eva OF and for Boston, from Baltimore, Jan 49, Oh Cape
Els dsrs from Boston for Philadelphia Jan m y miles
o Willis Putnam Of Povnceown bound Porto Rico Dec
w. FOREIGN Ports :.
:st Allen EFT, ss:.iT: kasT
en ~ Vary Ellen Dearborn-tses rspor Of the Paul
sa ss SS sssa aGa M Rh%s whining
sHssis ,s ss: and T s
go:roE Ian is.No .y. Below a. anchor in Nan...k.
s. w, 1a n. Ga
NET 1:ri s&ss. H. 7ssi s. PSsS
pLoucEsIER Jan l6.Arr Wave, Bates, Surnam.
Boston 800 - ~-~s-' ~AS''SaAs ~
HoLME: HOLE. Jan l5-An Outss Chapman Norfolk for
l5tn-wind by w. f
rsoyISREScE Jan !7sld Henry Look Savannah; Thomas
new HAYES Jan ls-SId Black Hawk, Frisbie, and Don
RicHncrD Jan I7-Ar Pulaski, Barnes, Nyork; Thomp
and small. ss:sea n0''."'''h Nh
Creole hfii's sa:'sr john
distress {bef9e eported Crescent Tom Paine brig Henry
Gem Ts, Emily Sherwood, New York Below Southport
Sd AnsEn Bark%sn NYpk 1ph. FehIm,n, Long Lvsp
sss, .; Eclipse, lBrl Bell Yves: ladies'.
I Is D Hsssn B5l Wts Gs,nosk Robert Middle
IL bag; Laurel. William, Boston. -
MoBILE, Jan ioAn Shy lock- Mathews Boston CID Mary
Phillips Pra Client; Cotton Planter. Pratt and Celia Thach
NEw OaLEArs. Jan sArr sul,sns. Dennis New York; Tar
qnn, Moody Havre Rio Grandr. Cozxens, Turks Island
bei,w coming up. ships, barqpe briRs unknown CID
Republic. (s) Crane. Galveston; Mcasus, Means, Phads
pha.
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PRo,IsIoNs-We now quote prime Ohio pork at 81 62l:
mess - firm at 50 rs e74c Bef 10 very quiet and
sales OF made 81 Ohio lard 10 in limited dc.
mand bbls. We quote at 6Ac. and kegs at Gle
The receipts Of pork is have about 800 900
bbls exported, about 100 900 bbs; consumed by home
markets, about i45.O00 bbs leaving on hand about
So 600 bbs Last year. the stock hsnd did not
60 toward neutrasing the short supplies in the vicinity
Of the great packing points and should the receipts in
this market this year, fall onethird short Of the pas
and foreign trade
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CAsTor-Ship Paul J,nes3 chests tea Small Williams
c1 csss pkg silk Bes COLI do sbxs d.e U.;nneli
Mnu &C. " bxs bd " tarys6 hf chs Tea a re-. +,
. 49, % 4 CR amn' do d Bsyls per
rots 81 chs tea 20 cases s'k I3a do mdss Low Nh
,ii olyphsn CO., do 10 bxs mdse pkgs tea HicLs
eas m,,s Pot oypsnt1 case. yermcn snniss oil
1881 chs CATO h 500 preserved ginger 40 0h
trIs tea 10 bales silk $50 do $3.50 br crackers IS balls Is,
ns is rolls mating o7 bis tea $40 3oss pkas 81
boss mdss do vermon 100 do double hsadsrs is Do
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oLAsoow-ship Monficeo-IOO coal Durham 4 Dimon
-lo1 tons pig iron lrvn-46 Casks Wilson Brown2 do
en' Green puns whi.key Robt Johnsona Hushe.
- Caswel-l Lawrence x Muuay-l cask l. Routh-2 ID
lambeth COLO do bxs Nor, wood co-Oo cks Jas
e eo-8 bxs Michel co4s casks az pkgs maxnesia
s s *, Mitchell CO.'S fskss wm Pa er:oa-7 b.
Willams-l McGregor-l punrhn whiskey j Pee 4 co..
order. "''' "
HuLt-Bsrqre Gean.r-42 cks Paris white Meyer son
39 bra Jessop-U cks oil la bbls Paris white hhds
0l tbs viii ing Took Enee-25 bbs oil 20 cas-
o mdz &c bx do Morewood-44 bales nseed l7o cask
oil II bund thread 70 order.
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New OeLxAns-ship Lonisvllr-I6 hhds sugar Miutum &
coo do Tcolr742 K Collins co-2o bbis mosssrs
bales eGti a. Ds hs,O wsd Cs Brown
do bagging Grce2s bbl lard oil JH L,dd-ias tcs
axseed 100 bbls polk o. do lard Stha taow "a do
honey e,i bs.Iwa1 N, MSG,een W,sa bales %a
Is 50 kegs lard Geo Leand-o7 hhds sugar 40 Mi
molasses Robert x Williams " wa
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Total. pots and pearls. bills. -. ls,026
BREADsruFrs-6outhern -four Is without change Hold
ers OF western pretend to be very firm 81 6si rs
All sorts Of southern range from 81 so TO 6e3 Rye
continues at 66 cents. Canal oats, 81 SO cents.
EXPORTS FROM PHILADELPHIA
1874. lSla.
articles. Bbls, RAls
49, Wheat -four. 1876 asa 1862. BAT
Rye -four. ......... 2sO 800 22O25
. .
The market in Philadelphia during the week. has been
depressed and the sales for export only reached ono
bbs at - IS l2A for common brands superne chief
q. the latter price and s. IS Is for city use Rye
dour was steady at 50 l2a per bbl Cornmea-sales Of
200 lots a. % for and 50 40 for Brandy
wine, in bbls.
CorroN-The operations this week have been large
and generally at steadily improving prices Exporter
have been the chief purchaser although spnners
participated to fair The sales to-day amount TO
1900 bales We have revised our quotations =
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Belonging to the Mayer Aldermen aud Commouaity OF tn.

City a New York.
rUbLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that bv virtue Of
Faad, by ordnance Of the Common Council passed 72d
tsoraay 1874 they will offer for sale by public auction o.
Merchsnis Exchange he following valuable Real Estas I've
large ground the westerly of Beaver street
The five story. marble front building known as No. IA Wall
street. = "
The extensive premises known liz and liz Broadway uu
der lssse I'll May lat s9 annual Of $780, less 10
pay all ordinary taxes and assessments.
he e story known No. 81 Liberty street on the
corner OF Little Green -
The house and lof known a. 81 Beekman street
ne house and lot with stable in The known No.
White street the north easey Of Courandt alley
The premise, known as No S. Chsrhsm st.
The premises known Nos IS H. Chatham street. under
all taxes and and that The
centre building be paid for he lessee by appasement
The emses known 24s William street un1s lease till
May lst l8s8 az annual ground Of S7 with
tSe pay all taxes and and that
h.. Lots on the north.ry de of Charlton street b.tu,.,
Wsshngon street and West street
Thee Lots on the westerly side Of Washington st. between
Cha iton atreet and King
Eleven Los south easterly Of Bowery and Th
Mangin strsets, and Rvington and Stanton streets.
-Four Los ON the norheaseIly Of Third Avenue
the 5h and 9Th Avenues and the Boomngdae road and on h
ss!h, s7h ssth. 10th; 4lst. lad and !sd streets.
the .aeoa fees the day thirty per cent on the deIve
Of the deeds The bond and mortgage
Tor ve years from May with interest six per
for delivery 18th March deeds for the balance on
possession Of which will be delivered sth July next
ihosraphe maps Of the premises be had Office
By order Of the GSnD' %iiF%Mso sS;i:s
Comptrolers Office, January 18th, lsl5. lao 9tsrc
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Medical Notsos.--Ths Advertisements OF the
the Suppression Of Quarksry cure Of ali diseases will
hsrsstsr appear on ts fsuh and last column Of his
ce and Consulting Rooms Of the College
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Married,

On Thursday, 10th inst. OF Nyack, Rockland county
IN. W by the Rev. Dr. Penny, ALExArpIR OLIVER 10
HANNAH WrMAr, niece of Brace Redding Esq all Of The
above place.
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pr. TaylOr's Balsam or Liverwort, 375
sdsss III %So Wish g b. susd cos.
.ns asthma Liver Complaint Splitting Of Blood to BE-
II only ler Of strongest
BY Of esseh psasy aug but The q
rs on he sleS wrapper and 70 the Doctor nm K and
.wani' Of West Oat' Of Deacon Coles. aud hand'sd'
souraud's Poudre Subtle, for completely
delicre skin, Always tested before buying Proof
ious.ups rALIAN Soar. curing gmpss. 81 tches dis
o,,ions, and injuries tina SKIN Never take any other
1ousauD. yrorrAslr aeyon. for the cheek. :.
Mh. .s - New Yo. but ss the 61snsi Scs
:a. ss' cSssna 's!. sR Milk
if by. co u Mdd.
S% r.. NV Hsysa: fSs..y ,Fsshs.i.s; Bafts: {
Pepsie; Cross. Catssill; Hance. Baltimore
used by hundreds Of person. who were entiIey deaf
wonderful and has hen proved to be safe
ss pureSs.
rumpsts enable them convs with hr friends.
viii Sss q sn
flief Sold 81 Courtlnndi st. Prio- 81 per flask.
ITO Jones FIR my kin, and to Jones for my hair,
r mus, think him scns x h. hal, stuff and soap
:ss the r
The JONES' Its Chemc, Soap tmind it is sold no where
ssis
&c and m Ike dark yellow skin tear aud beautiful II 10
cents cake q the sign Of the Amsrics Eagle 90
hat,am sueesm'nd thu only place in this city Ask for
j. sold for three .hiIlinss trial bottle; it will
nd mako 20 stay + falling Sn 'Suf or dan
we make no false ststemen we've both the art
les tsfed They sold reasonable, indeed cheap by
sign Of the Eagle sc Chatham street. NJ
ok by Z'eher Ledzer Buildings, PhilAdelpha; Stats
'oston; l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn
An Phil.dslphi.. Subscriptions to the
muur h mid ~ 10 V.lo
udinEs ID and Chemu ss whers single copies may also
otalnad daily ntsl o'clock. I'm
Medical Notlcs.--Ths Advertisements OF the
View York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established f
be s9ppresson Of Quaekery in hs Of all dses.es will
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PALMo's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
A CARD1slGNOR RAPETTI has the honor 70 announce
"A that his Benefit will take place TUESDAY, January
2t Seats can be secured the Box Office from A. NJ
|5P M. lire
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements Of the Steamships.
35ssomerii Leoye Liz! Duel .ame'a. Leave .ameo
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Packets to Arrive.


We shall esteem favor IL Captains Of vessels viii give
q hccIEET SLvEY Captain Of our News Boats report Of
ponn on their list q their and foreign
nsdatey arrival Agents and Correspondent. az hom.
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office ali
ION Of any kind will be thankfully received. ~--~
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PEREMrT0RY ExECUTOR's SALE OF VAIL

p RIGEH MpTDI van PYKE, y; Agetiqpe.I
EI ALE RE4f EsTATE y TIE FS5kSHai x AtI'
at The Mt. e E1chanre,. : = ''0eA
s Oh: f; (: :. q late
The brick front house and 10. Of ground No 30
hs two story brick front house and lie, of ground No 80
Frankfort street frs, 1.t sr .anS
for Is, svsS sr:n occupied for that
The story brick front house lot ground No. Rose
A Il. lot ct 4 d fronting
Tns 29
at NJ the o. each
BY Edwin smith Esq City Surveyor and will Be sold accord
The Z: T!s having been the f.m.
No. n Ms
For terms a. the time of sale. mo- la5) jis Sire
PEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION. :
Az THAT T. NALL! owned
sss;
'r sFsf sss
well a goa sa ara saaSy
cdsd into w09d and plough land Il,
y. and durable aud we'll adapted cultivation Of
s1 "a nearly sh. ss.ns..s: and
ni ese q the the s e''ss: while
church District school, Wagon-maker's and Blacksmith
within half a mile Of the house. ~ - ~
=, Ihes with many othe, advantazessuch proximity to
tn market the substantial condition OF buildings the
admirable and commanding site which house
cannot but render i dsr be for The wealthy
s capt rs ARahk a'r'.'h --''A-"--
For arhs earning the property or conditions
Of SALE apple stion may be made JOHN j. MCNEIL,
Orange Hore PETER TYLER
:ss.; S ii! sss: Ga : s ;:s.a
bond and mortgage. r. r.
Newcuseh. January 18th l8l5. jal4 et.ec
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Faaeengers Arrived.
f.S;AS toNLShp ra1 JoneaFetcher Webster II O'Donel
York. 0"' = Navyi WIN II Cruger New
MALpAvADo-Barque John Carvsr-Fr.nc;, .l,rd
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Second, Board.
State or Trade.

State OF Trade.
AsHEs-Pots are In very limited demand at s. rs 3
81 pearls are steady at - oct 2 Some holders are
asking - Isl.
Hrncx ON HA Nm AnuA nv 10 laAx
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TO DEALERS IN PAINTS. &c.

~ UEhLEhS IN FAINIS, &C.
I G: BENNETT, ESQ I'm casting my eyes over the Sun
H. Of Saturday the i.h n,.ant struck with short
hced a. the woman appears be- but have sold siila
,c,ss on credit; and when payment called oro and
was s 70 s.s! how sa-y paints and oil change hand.
and Try titles with judy but have concluded whistle for
money and save lawyers fees.
j20 ltsrc HARD SUFFERER.
PIANO FORTE AND STOOL-Nsary new for sale
treat bargain made by Of the best makers in this city,
with all the late IMPROVEMENTS and warranted stand
climate Inquire at 6 Division st., N Y. j20 stsrh
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ERINA BALL.
The ELEVENTH. ANNUAL BALL Of the Eripa Benevo-
lent Association the eeds of which for the benefit
the Orph the Prince Asvlum will take place on
l uesday evening" January 2lst. at Tammaay Hall.
JAS b. NllHOLSON Secretary. i20 2tis*ec
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THE TREASURER Of the Fir. Department Fnnd with
Dallas by The hands Of Thomas Glover ESQ as donation
from Eagle Fire Insurance Company:
JOHN s. GILES,
Treasurer Fie Department Fund,
view YORK, January 18th, i84'. j'0
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.
MIR: COUGH the eloquent Lecturer, will speak nc tx
~ clock his evening IL Ceota Church.
IN Broome For the security of seats and 10 al IN.
% cents will be taken at the door. j20 ltssc
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the ". Jersey 81 t. ANTI.
= SLAVERY SOCIETY will be held in Washington Hall,
Jersey City. Wednesday next Jtauary 72d O'Clock A.
~ and will eortane through the day and syenng ALVAN
100 STEM
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AUCTION SALES.

W. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. @sEx
4NkADE SALE-Cbini, Glass and Earthen Ware-Wedpss-
xday January ed at o'clock the Auction Room No
Jog Of e. Chanbes aud Bsns, dipped Jugs Painted Teas
,nea p .m War; s whit. AID rais,d figure China e
Hall Lamp. and Lntera. Cut Astral Shades and Chimlies
with various other goods
Also invoice Of English Plated Casto and Oaks Baskets
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ADJUSTMENTS.
= NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE,
TRYON'- CIRCUS.

0OSsIN'S BENEFIT.
On MONDAY EVENING, January 20th the following
features VII be .dded e the regular
ground without The spring board attempted by any but
himself = - -
MR. DEvERE viii run mile in six minutes being fo,tv
four times around the the ring.
The whole conclude with the ballet of TINE MILLERS
or. Love aud rolly-Con, Mr. Parsloe j2o It*rc
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Medicines for Sale,

THE following Medicines have bee receh.
ed, and are far saie al this ufi.G
Spencer's Vegetable Anti. Bilious and
Anti Dssrrpiic Pine
DIR. HuIl's Meditated Cough Lozen
grs,
DR.. Hull's Worm Lozsnges.
Dr. Lacount's Vegetable Tooth.Aehs
Elixir q certain ard immediate ,urs.
And alse Hadlock's Vegetable Powder
and syrup, for diseases OF The Lupss, CeupLf.
Colds, Dyspepsia, aud Liver CGmplsihif--
whieh are highly recommended far oil ihte
a'seases, by citizens OF North Carolina VITO
have tried Il with feet.
May 81. #-.x 81
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Tan Extractor,
Fsr Ne esrs e Bunx. s..,s. r..
czls, Pies. S4il Rhs1n, Bzsi.-.s -
Cornzs snc xvnenl sorrs q a 49,
fromrso 10 rseHr rsxnenrarr.-~-
Elfozx, O. noaiag e ths us<r : - -
lighted viii 4.
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