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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

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HORRIBLE OUR 4GElA lASgOI& CGGN.
TN, Mo.--enr readers know. itat he people a i.u=
oun county. this Slae have been nuch excited, if
sone months past by The scavefy u the existence #
sand OF euuaierleitefs AID horse thieves anon! fru.
Several Of them have been ut dili,rfu mrs red,
and suspicion continued n aehas olae5 laat,5.
Ia this q things company ot Reguiaals aa they
termed themsuy,s lHel i3jg MDi--a.as iafinrd who
proceeded, lram ime ma a. order The suspected ms
disiduals 10 leasr the cuAY ailing 10 do Wlrch atm
mary punishment was ili rsd. Two youna men uf
family named Turmoil eil audsr he Jurisdiction Il lba
Regulators, and on Friday last lucy net ~ a h,asr
the county. Ia daieraae wA = should b. dome ia lle
premises. II il al ksuan What wss agreed N4#H 90
that meeting, tui from ihnice they Pf0cceigd IL the
residence ui oil Nj fumbull, 3bci II be voting u.oa
in question. The cd uaa " ha Nas At his shop. slW
them approaching. aad afltnpfed to esrape uia tha
house, hutna Intercepted ani eaBgh. Two Younger
aud The rmales 81 ile la4gly tetfattd into abe
house, and fastened lie j ora The suspected men
were not TO be found THE i5uehcn aitoed a9eui he
house ar time sud finally Ere II. bot Il pas
exlInguished by the faulty. They aee resolved epeu
efficient neasuus tis caaf tlitni sesad ssc.
with which, after sefeU blaaa, he haAe "a thf door,
md the mob eHtcird 4 gea,ml ata rHs8e1 10 tue
huusc, Hisnul known W8e parry GseJ dns9 bees Two
shuts fred by tive ssinst iufUbdis oua of 5Ich
killed young ,usn tg tha namr u lA5vjss hr lt cd
only wealy lor Asafs alafi ,'lea'sr. AHabf II she
noh, named Aarfa - Naia1. WIN h8d Hse thD 10
kim the dHur ives sifHt IA Ilu AaHI with some.
thing resemblnsa Soaro trir, which penetrated INTO
the braln. aad be 10 nsl expected 10 live ling. ia ri
was figured slightly. Oua a HE Tutnbulli was shot in
the neck, aud mas alloz al 'he laat accounts. The
other was sh0i IN the thigh, AID Waa nN expected 10
survive, they are hsi yuuHt. ene bay ct fifteen ur
sixteen seventeen yeas uid Ihia hlnedy ostIarr
took place about clhi nas hack OF lajlcy's landing
between u and 3o'el,ok Of the day. Great * emenl
followed Throughout thp country. The mob had daief
minei. At meeting on Monday. ~ proceed to Turl.
halls hgnse aad exefmoale he whole hmay; but il is
ihoped that the elfis which were making 10 arrest ina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

and an other nork n proportion.
Music, Periddcsls. anil I'D Docks hound 1t verg
short notice. AID all Mork wananta Al be asss II
tie pul.ic call, lie is delenn4e 10 sui ,e prices
to He lmcs.
Aprl 2S Vo1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
March

VIRGINIA. At Hults lei IN ite CIR, eG.-, eI
circuit superior court Of lan aHd elaureI4 hs 9,o
and for the county OF anpbe the 81 day Of Marcb lst
Daniel ~. - ltr-son, ,,o sues lu ths peuel, Ca,,
Ford, Jfa Plsi4ld,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

! = The .M,,omi LgaeAing Ca't.--The ST. Louis Re
rublc,n ofile isth iust. says I'VE have information
from Lincoln county up ia yesterday. All vas quet
Thstwo Tinblil and Moral were sill h,ine II Is
sd that 4, the lime ofthe first siay officer was -
mnng the sssaiants. uith warrant Tor the apnfehon.
sion Oh one Of the Tumtails and thai sueh resistance
WAS net expected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

"A wTKnfALL 70 fArYY WrfeHT.- Quite wind
fall has corfieto Fanny Wright. An nuee In Sesl,aa
has recently died, and LEFT left her property uarh
-fiOe.000. She Is row in Jersey CITY and viii re-.
main Ia this cppitry fr few weeks for the purpose Of
fas'ag ee.sia necsssry legal steps preliminary 10 Ia
king p,ssrsslosi 81 this hiuaeenl legaes.
m 10 ssIN r Hereli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

Two men named J. ]. Bryant and Allen jones have
been cnnyicrd New 0fesus Of violation If he law
,rgainst gambling The penalty attached to ihc crime
ny law Is Tor the first cence fine Of DOT more than
5000 aud nnt sesstan $4,000 or eofipe,feFt in do
IaTsh lall iaf lie sfeond pfenen il is nul less than
S5Oo0, o. eanilaemeal 10 Ile pefilentl.rY.
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" Cd u h g. e.
y WING taken a lease of the Mills in this place.
X s known as the Ian2borne Mills, TOR term Of
years Twin he regularly IN HE wheat market and pre-
pafed 10 give the
xz&G1ZEsT zEAR1ET PRICE,.
Ground Plaster wiIlalways be kept On hand .ad sllI
foreash
NJ. JAMES SUlFHIS. who. | earn. Is hvoraby
known 10 the farmers oi TINS region, vii mil fur me,
aa3l hoae to thai patronage from the public,
which lie cuayeH.eul iyoatuH ct lh properly invites.
i. n. = ONTGONFRY
March IL IS
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March 10
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4 I ipe,hed IN the clerl's office Of tie circuit 49,.
'reri4r conltu Ia" ana eha@er la 'ca IN aud Ion ~
eonty u Cdlu1hcli on the 81 Ia ef March. ISIS.
n les amber sin, sheriff If Campbell COUNTY, MI
'' the oe'el' % + 'ae'' - h1'sf5 Plainif
Many Bailey, II b II. Bailey ard Robot = raa,a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24

Souh"y ihey VIII be compelled TO open their ports 10
our produce, bet before doing So efforts will be made 10
oh as many concessions in restrictions upon the
! " 'neie manufactures possible, as an Offset
~ eIu"aient Tor the concessions they win ulti
seiy 90 forced to make. We learn that the britannia
sA' saV1ceS from the British government to the re.
s'oeht Minister az Washington Ia relation 10 the
io.mauon Of commercial treaties between England
inc United States upon more liberal principles than
oSe now In existence The particulars of The propo
e NOT OF course transpired, but we presume they
e" mace at this time in conseq uence Of the fact
' soVefnmer.. intend modifying the tariff laws Of
anu feduce, If possible the average rate OF
wy many PEI cent below the present standard and in
ace OF the deficient harvests in Great Britain
-nfoughoat the continent. Should the government
:" England propose opening the ports of that country
the admission of grain at low ratio Of duty, upon
condition that reduce the duty upon their
lures would nor be refused by the dominant party in
this country We are in position to accept any propo-
sitop Of this nature Every interest of this country
would be Improved and strengthened by liberal
policy the part of -. government in arranging our
commercial relation. with the principal maratme ma
tions OF Europe. Our menuactures have become sufi
GENTLY well estat shed to peto successfully in all
the foreign markets Our domestic goods take
the precedence the East Indies in South America in
the ports Of tho Mediterranean and in fact wherever
ey are In contact with similar manufactures Of other
countries The home demand for all other manuiac
tured gooiss supplied with domestic article so far IA
supplies can be furnished and rapidly progress
Ing in the quality and quantity of articles
We should not require the protection ms~ interests re-
ceve tom the government 1t not for the inflated
condition OF our currency and the immense periodical
expansions. n our currency valuable as those
OF European countries, it would shut out their
Manufacturer eaectualy than the highest proec
tive tariff we had
We learn that tho President will recommen nd in his
message, the passage of subsasury law of the most
stringent character That similar to the one in
operation in s4l, restrictive than that will
be presented to Congress 1t is highly necessary that
our currency should be reduced in volume and ncreas.
81 in value, before we take off any our restrictions
upon foreign mporta, ions; and sub.treasury systeyo
compelling the recen and expenditure all moneys by
the government, in gold and silver will do vast deal
towards checking the expanded operations OF our State
banks and prevent aA'y increase in the issue of bansr
With currency settle,l upon proper basis we might
have trade with ioreig countries almost a free from
restrictions that bet the different States of this
conederacy, without be ing flooded with foreign
facures and without injury to solitary domestic int
rest of the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
CHEMICAL BALSdM,
n. Hair InVlnns.of ns

REMEDY for all diseases incidental the Hair aud
restorative in all where Badness not beyond the
reach of art.
MERiTs OF THE CHEMcL BALsAM HAIR INvIGoRroR.-It
prevents Baduess removes Dandr and Cutaneous Scru
IL keeps the aT IN its natural color and from
turning IL presented the world with firm be
lief that beautiful aud healthy restorative of the Hair
WI s found on rai unequed Prepared solely BY f. Pha-
Asents-O Fish Co. Washington, d, CT Aver Phelan,
10 Broad Columbus, Georgia; Tuue, Assembly Build
ings corner Of Tenth and Chestnut Phadepha; Rice,
corner Of Court aud Howanrd Boston B. Brow
Ulster Coz n "; v 3 Loo. row No $. Beaver street,
3 Tousey, Syracuse " Iton Anderson, Newport, X.
and No. i73 Division street, opposite Ludlow, " Y.
o28 ln-o
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WASHINGTON, Nov. %, lS45.

WASHINGTON, NOV 70, 1910
Appointments By the Presidsnt-Puhic Printing
and the Yam Buren, Cliqse-7he Contest bet,ceen
the Fdctio,ls
| ascertaned, last evening. from source imp-
city to be relied on, that the President is greatly
dissatisfied with the crab-like course of the heads
of Departments, in not making changes to answer
the demands Of the party that placed him in power
So soon as Congress shall be fairly under way, anC
the pressure of business which bears upon hun and
those Immediately around, somewhat mitigated. he
is determined to take the broom ia his own hands.
and sweep the Auoean stable clear through, OF every
thing in the shape Of Wing that may befound fee
ter,ng the Democsatic carcass. There have been
great number OF appointments made since the time
the puotne was first put into acllon,unti II partial
Nv ceased month or so ago, that have met not only
the disapprobalon OF the active members Of The
party but As a ,no"g hos eA
NAV mentioh n particular, the names OF Brock
Williams, brother TO Mrs. Bodsco, wife Of the
Russian Minister WHO'S only seventeen or eighteen
years old and placed in Mr.. McCalle's bureau, AZ
$1,000 salary. Another, Joseph Winsett, was placed
under Mr.. Washington, at similar income, ard
under similar circumstances; whilst another, no.
quite conspicuous, though not less obectIonab'e
TO the barn-burners, Mr.. Thomas, poetaureate 10
John Tyler, but in other respects an out and out
Clay Wing, with great many others OF like CALI
bre.
Messrs. Washington and McCalla, when remon
strated with upon the appointment OF men TO otiics
who were not of the party, and consequently having
no claims to place over the heads OF hundreds who
worked tor the accession TO power OF those veIv
men, asserted most positively that had they known
them 10 be such, and al liberty TO prevent such ap
pointmen,s they would have done so; but that they
were forced upon them by the Secretary OF the
Treasury contrary TO their will This hide tempest
in teapot about the distribution Of the spoils whch
occurred in August last, has been gathering ever
since about Mr. Walkers ears, until II Is on u.e eve
OF bursting over him in perfect hurricane al loag
oent no Indignation The President, too, 7r' 49,
bent upon dong Justice TO the party. aud hencs n'S
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PROMENADE % ), ERE,
A La MU sARD.
FIRST CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Satu, day, 25th Nov. mber,

AT NAIsOON.
fHNHE MEMBERS Of the New ork Musca ! Associate
respectfully beg leave to announce % their friends aud the
public their intention series Of Instrumental Concerts
during the winter consisting OF Overures Pot Pours
Wal Quadrls, etc. etc, by Strauss amer Labirky
Musard Julien Gunk and other cele braed composers
Such musical entertainments having created the greatest
citrment the musical circles Europe the said
the friends OF have ed all
the and best stons OF modern times which
in rehe srsal by full and effective Orchestra Of
THIkTYTHkEt PERFORMERS.
In order themselves from loss which might
from the large number OF performers and the heavy
necessary, has been thought advisable 10 issue sub
scrption lists the Auc Stores, order TINT those
who desire attend the performance subscribe and
the a plumber OF tickets
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION, THREE DOL
LARS, FOX SIX CONCERTS,
To be paid the delivery tickets for the first extra
for Subscribers BE- obtained by pryng ON
for so each the door the OF the
ccrts Is cents each
Committee Of arrangements:
J. r. WOLTkR, Ii6 West GEORGE SCHNEIDER, 50
Broadway. Crosby st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
or THE
E1fpTRE ryTrP

THE SECoNp AN.-Tr., u,TY
- n.'-'oA- DALI
:..~rSn
800 EMIInE nLC0,
- be giysn on FEiDaA @FESiNo, Novsmbes 18th
= isao ~ a,nmnl,nnny , Hj IL. ,rs.>.,,,..
conhii DE ~ ANITA HsoEMENTs'
ispe- Connor Emanuel Hat,
sherman e s,oI Btax;nsu 4 a., SWga ..'
Edward Nichols. De7id seana,
Ih n.hs ahHa,rav' S Minus n sif,;.
John Nee lee,,.r JC Albeu.on
CrandsI Rich VIM Ford
Joseph Cornsll George Mic Kinle,
Thomas Whe,n Thomas Bnrns
James q smith rhomss NcCjn,rx
John tmma"s trbomss BlaekbuIp
Thoma. Nrl,ivpsv P.frrL Closey
&c ward Sanford Levi ssmm
Albert Walsh, G " Anderson
Bernard Rice stsphen Hath
sainuel Long George jofdon
Ries I'd $ Haalio ! h ii Ra. Oo"Ae''
T. & JOSEPH s. Ihsmss McSpaddon
MFODel Win eaird
Walter Hey-r, WIN Minor,
tiegry g Atwood, Abram Hatfield
~ oop ro,,,.trrrp
-, rLOon CoMsiii re;
lanes cpqn9 g., John it,s15, ",
Idwsid csltvber i j coaeeiy,'
hb,hus hei'sy,, mNrt9n falichiid'
,,s' r'aS'o'' ISAIAH RyS s,ia as'9 Chairman
THOMAS M'Gl, NEY, S'ee'e'"'e'
y z Tickets One Dollzr. n22 etl,-rc
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
LIN 10y hALL'
NIX. GEORGE VANDENHOFF,
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTlHA.

The TRlUMPI COMPLETE !!
NJ NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
~ this Invaluable medicine has been before the Amer
public IT'S cic critics and virtues have unequivocay
proved % be only the reliable but also
remedy oil affections prescribed be within legitimate
ntro Unlike wanted articles advertised the Naph-
tina Syrup forth a succedenrm for ament,
remedy tor every diseases but for its astonishing
possessed By other med wthu the Of the
Pho allsyng irritation Inflammation Of the
eotags, aud stimulating the bronlh action;
above all for its wonderful property of
ARRESTlNG THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE,
Aud akng down pulmonary disease when established All
nquireIs referred numerous which will be
cheeruy furnished the office Of the agency The experience
Of Hastng and recently of vide Lon
den Lance effected by Jealous fellow laboer, DR. Hocken,
OF London sufficient Of themselves the tmor
skepcai Of th perfect durability BY the above remedial
of that justly dreaded disease, Phths Pumonsls
Tub.rcuar CONSUMPTION. Let none despair
For sale by MOORE CO, the American Agents, Al
Ann street. and Elliott 173 DIVISION STREET. OPP
posite Ludlow, New York. Price 81 botle-six Dot
ties for So. MS I'm ia
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D1cu.
Tn Saturday evening the Odd instant Of I

On Saturday evening the 22d instant, OF consumption
PETER only son OF john b. Gassner.
The relatives and friends of family are respectful
nvited 10 attend the funeral from residence of his
tner no Ia Mottsfrect, on Monday afternoon at three
clock
On saturday evening" the 2ed instant Of dropsy in the
he~i, A6mouR BRocRLEBAsK, in the 4sth year of his
Ee
Ills friends and acquantances invited 10 attend his
unefel on MOI day afternoon, at o'clock at his late
residence, No. 30 Warren street
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fssOfS AND FANCY GOODS CHEAP 40 cases TOYS
us acles, sample of which VIII opened this dy aud
snd nots snt Also fine porcelain accordons
ines, magic lnte fancy glas boxes cushions, genuine
cef" ~ coos, richly periuped fancy peTlumery
Al 100 ase rich inlad aud furnished I'd work boxes
Aiso gie4t bargain ia mantle
CLOCKS,
Que bronze aud Gilt clock twenly-one days Iarge
I'd Il mens nent-d with arle bronze
Y 50 Of slne KIND ited with fisherman, $50
clocks good time ue So TO 50 So Also jost received
large assortment a
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
IN sets shd dozens bone and handled
snd ors Two apd three forks: 800 d.
two blade pocket knes nd scissors from
Stier zen Also lot ot steuddly ornameuted Tells
ladies' TX tables with 81 other fancy goods
Will sold of INN dialy at 81 TO cheap than
elsewhere N the 23l Pearl up stairs tsrn
SPECULATION IN NATURAL UKIOsITTrS
EAHl D! ! IONS, &c Gen. TUd THUMB, lately
exhibited al the american Museum, New York. opea
Tor an eng-pem mt and parties wishing with the
pese and es by letter. post PAID to H. SCERFk 100 Fulton
street Brooklyn. MA lr+mc
I AnlE, CAN STILL unite with the subscribef's new
IL Glars IN Vocal Muc, on the peculiarly favorable ms
now Of red namely about half prces3 books included
ton o LADIES particularly eligible prsoi OF fh,t str
and should the number of members become fifty las nt
seems prohabe the las viii receive Of les.
in Ha (thoroughbsss sc D prstutousy. The
s,ss meets on Tuesday and Friday evenings o clock
Room All Broadway.
j. +. WARNER, translator Of
n2 It.rh Webe- author Of Rad,menal Lessons, Sc
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DANCING ACADEMY
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS
PISTOL GALLERY


\ HUDSON having returned from the South,
has old friends and pupils, that he will be found
home his residence 2 Broadway second floor where
he will devote his time In giving Instructions III the noble
Of Self Defence.
Terms moderate Open during the dag and in the evening
ol9 Intro
- Broad street. OBJ &C
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE GAL.
- NANIC SEkENCiTHENING PI A S.rER

'hnIlflCATE NO . The oojoned certificate select
rom humoer; y from GENT. Of bls
aad Iesr.sblity, resident IN the city Of Brook
W. astrog and proof at the nynlu able cha
cev ~ thus remedial other evd,ces Of ildsputs
t mature can be iansed the Office tins principal
no Is Chambers strcrt:-- s,A'
ne Undersigned having for year. ered much from
u ~ he ip occasioaed by -. attended with rheumatic
az oess noe hesitate 70 give tins PUBLIC te.mo1,s
e uty ana great intrDsic value OF ST. Jeaaa iea line
stusthtnng Plaster aud
% ihr invaluable properties incorporated IN il
iEg az inet ufs severely ms scarcely 10 be able m
~, NY 'n aha eiderrd almost cripple Induced 10
~ ms nseGy ni was sar;sed 10 iad very short tim
' applIcatio oi The plaster, almost
to o. pam, and my limb much relieved and
mih IN hue greater than for PR yious
.hoiougny convinced cf us singular efficacy abi!i-
snest speedy crre IN similar cases aGu therefore re-
eohmead y WIN confidence 10 my friends.
Signed IOSItE VAN <oSTR AMI
New forl, Nov. l. 1915 ~
py Letters Patent and sale by the importer No
Shiian sfe- at the Principal Office, No C5 Chambers 81
- el,,'eoie IN uBLists generally 2weod-rc
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NnrEfeI.
Dlrd.

On Saturday the ald instant, by the Rev DR.. Vain.
wight CHAnlEs . BAfcocK TO MARY d. GssISG, all Of
tins city.
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GOALS.
HAVE at my Yard 26 Elizabeth street and Ham
mesly and Bedford Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, low
prices viz $3 50 for broken s. IS for egg and stove large
nuS5 q Lehgn, and stove S. IS rescrsened and
delivered. Also, Liverpool, Blossburgh, &c.
Orders received at the Yard
oi6 tm*r JH'rb W. hkH
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PAa& ylakAsase.
FIFTH OPERA NIGHT
Monday Evening, November gath,
DE Mili f Il Df;'9i%Sf;z
Rudolph ................M Mr. + Gardner
ores.ii D fts1 on
A Aaa ..'...........'..Ms vs.: pneey
"a; stiyir,;sin, BY The two Nus. vsiless.
Peculiar PosiT'ioN
chs Cham ha,eaI'' Ms BLAND
e % Dc 81 hi Abbot s....,
Door, 81 O'Clock ard the csr.sia wlsse preai..
soWEtsy THEATaLa
a. ". JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Mon sysna@s, November gath,
KNOTT Of THE S 6 FLEECE Ts
y ''eo .fcc,oo;,ss;a' ;;....'....M MIR Hill
NEW 0S SoriSoNs.
Susan -''.'. Mis- sei.:,n Mr mn
THE M f.tt, Hai hhovEa.
- THE M6tST&sffSS DIX D'iRsoyEp.
bn sniSt Me sse NJ NJ Blanchard aas
Jessie Campbell ir, F FIJI liissa"as
Lowe Soss, cents second and idi r fsr a, e
Door, will aocs = half past g. IN. rnrt,ir ill
BoWEKY CIRCUS.
Boxes Is cents-pil l21x cents-Chdren half price
THIS EVENING, Nov. "a.
. Beau iul Scenes ia the Circle
Horsema.ship, Cassie Games Comic Songs and
kItravlgaizis.
- Ethlop Mel, Dies &c.
Tomorrow, EVACUATION DAY there will be a most
brilliant frie gsen-iront Of the AmIhheatre Illuminated
bands Of mus C. Sc n2t item
AARAnEA
No 559 Broadcay (bettcen Spring and Prince
GRAND ARRAY Of TALENT.
Monday Evening, Nov. oath,
THE GUINEA SkRENADERS,
MISS MARY ST. CT MR., the Celebrated t.nyish Sybl
Mons rHlLLlPPE aid DR. VALENTINE. in his hlmo
rous diueations OF eccentric character.
performance TO ~ o'clock Admission Is
Grand preparations for tomorrow,
EJACULATION DAY,
NOTICE-An entert ain aient every SaturdayM3P.
MA u
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHII4ADELPli
MUSEUM

GRAND BAZAAR AT THE PHILADELPHIA
I>EE large Saloon aud Galleries Of the Phade phs Muse
um will be handsomely decorated and fitted up, for the
pu pose Of holding ther curing the hrmas Holidays
Gf Barsa for the sale and exhibition OF useful and fancy
articles. - =,
be Stoeke per-, Tndesmen. and Others, who ee dis
posed to have auxiliary establishments Tor the sale ~ u
Goods Fancy Goods Books Music Stationery Connections
The Bazaar will be con,inu v envensd by full and eff
Client band Of music, whist other varied entertainments
will fr he lat odnc-d; IA fact nothing sh u BE-
sns 10 ~ sst VIII ). adm adj rass a. ass
will vie with others in the and display
The Bazaar will open on Monday Dec 22 and continue day
and evening un II New Yeas Nj hit
Persons dsrous of pr ing stinds viii please he
pcatn between the hours OF two and five oclo H. r. NJ,
the office OF the Museum where pa othe arrangement
be aud any further mtorma ion obtained.
New York dealers DESTROYS OF competing with their neigh
bo of Phladepha have opportunity to 20 so by
kug appc alton above This Undertaking. 10
Union purpose tail be profitable all who
en- it, Application must be made early period in
foder 10 ensure an apartment or stand MI 2w gbn
DANCING ACADEMY
shAKSPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
MR. O. RopEKiFk!ad5AAM ls: srshTf inform. hi. na.
l and the public that he his opeaed classes the above
for giving instructions in the various modes Of dscng
Tor ladies, aud masters uadr III for gen
emec. private class for ladies' from tos M Assem-
bli-s will take place semmonthy- free season
tickets ST. 1hr above rooms have been pewiy painted sad
aud guardians every effort sill be used 70 add to the
fort Of pupils while school Those wishing to subscribe
Mr will give his first Grand Ball Of the season on Mon
day Dec IS Tickets ST. for genilem,n and his ladies'; to be
had az Class Rooms, at Mr.. rs 10 Canal street
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HARLEM hlVtk HO FL.

HAKLEW hIVEk HO Ed.
IA TO LET-From until the first Of May nett, with
1 the privilege OF one lease with OF the
furniture for sale The hopse is well furn shed AID
the aud the !ermoaion Of he Ralrosd this Island
krs place Of tn ough the For terms
which vii he moderate enqu Of The the
misses from to in the "a orning from to ia the evening
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