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The New York herald., 1845-01-18

NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, sai Brosdwsy.-The Pro
~ peto respectfully informs his friends and the public thai
he has splendid establishment y the immediate vicinity
house the pr,ce o Billiard X cents pr game The propre
has had regard elegance and comfort and that hs
room for one night e for one week ~ for %onsh 8.
endance all times during the night admit lodEers and
tl house is closed will ring the hall bell de- 1m~uc
DOTATOES-lOOe bushels English Potatoes Just received
l aud for sale in lots 70 suit purcha- err by
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street.
do of aauth.
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5ODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CKAUkEftS
THE subseribe wishes 70 make known 70 the Publie th,
much Of the Bscuit and Crackers which sold W th
ty by the above names are entirely different from the Sods
Biscuit and Sugar Cncers made At his Bakery which bay
used invads particularly those who sur from indi
teston for than twenty years With she best resui
While the imitation which be made for less price, thou
raps rood for person IN health wholly unfit for h
ek TIE above Biscuit snd Craskers also Butter Biscuit
Wipe Biscuit Butter Crsctc, Water Crrckc fiiot and
Navy Bad, al Of the hrs quality z. eonssany fo sale q
!s well ksows ssbl'shmsi III Wsn,sgiep ei
war; sssss EphhAiN rh@Ap"MLI'
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS. 1916

- FOR sALE-Ihs front and rear HOUSES, No. 10
:i Cherry street viii bs .ed cheap iSr cash. lssss ground
pr ssat per annum the Investment The only reason for
selling out the abou leaving city old and
n'1a to sS % M ESSi1 business Apply on the premises
THOMAs MoRRELL.
jig M-m 29o Trout corner Of Roosevelt street.
WYKOFF'S DINING SALOON.
Corner Of Pine and Nasseu Streets in the Bsssment
THIS is Of the best places in IN. city at which TO obtain
The $ saSfs soos sad we'll
me9 in the city, Oeusmsn who are Disguised with n. 6th
ana so conmon among the eating houses will
NB-The Pudlngs and Apple Duuplipgs served by wykof
are very superior as !, also the Poultry. jill stsrc
RHEUMATIC PILLS.
DIX COVELS KHEUMATsC PILLS are well known TO
inammatory chronic and for proof Of the
CURE asks those suffering from this complaint 70 read ths fol-
New YoRx, December 10th, 1874
Dear Sr-I in justice to myself and uering hu
tude You for your M have be:n troubled for
long time With rheumatsp and have spent large Of
S .r rave rsy eq ss
c.nnot describe then commenced taking your Pis
with pleasure satisfy those who wish for information with re-
gard TO the astonishing effects Of your P il they will take
the trouble call on me- Most '''Ee:s%s{ 6. {EsRiSs
We will also refer M Alexander wecR IS Nassau street
Captain Hinman Of Green and sets and 10
huudreds of Others
H. Mossly John street, only whols,ae AGENT and none
fS.ll:S 'n rs
AvsnYs 6aO9 d Grand Mos. SOS and
Grnod and A. z. Whe~Icr. ne berry st. jail lm*ec
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BALLS, PARTIES. NEW YEARS FEsTIvI-


THOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the festivities Of
requested to sxamine vesy rich and
.snt Of fashionable ScAsys CaAvArs DAEss 0evrs, &c.,
a:sor,nsus abeys articles have ssn .eses.d with ssi
mn rs ssd 5s well cacrassd to give e gentle
ssd Ms .:sesed cf The foosg Linen and
isd SSe. and bs.x.s bs mei vs;. co. o'
csss snd dEsSs Linen n and sa fGs..; kEehsd:;
ss, S..es. :ss ssss.:1S: s.c: 6sSas oS Be-
:si ssSii :: = f1S fH e '1 % Ea'
pzcR5T zFST hum S;.;, g
orleans % ~ss oo, u wRi,s ,, ns.; nsE permits board
Eve days. Ss Public Store
LEECHES! LEECHES!
JUST RECEIwEDSfFr I r ,hiR Frs'hiin. from Hamburg
'ad ''s' '' 'h' most m'd;;. pFE'ssiRs FsRblANp 81 CO.
jas Im.se Importer Of Leschss No. lee Nasssu street.
DIR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER.
A AMDIhs M PuAs T. Informed tha. r. LARDEER
.asssss ':ss'':s s md
:es ss and as'Us. O. op 6: &:
snS sssfslns.s Of invsstoqs nd processes In ks
'ss . (: s:s sy OF .
ss Ss.p NJ = sw.s w Ss when
All Busines. LeEls must bs cos2U" o or -
3; is,s s 81 O. 'sssis ~: =
IRISH cur PQTATUks-In barrel mat .-,;v.d ,so Ia
rsls ish Cup Pot.soss r. qsssy iSs day ssdins Ssd
~ ., : ::s :s;::. 9 :1$s:3EE1r; :...: E'iS:r.; La.
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AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY. FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspapes-pab-
ished every day Of year New Years Day and Fourth
Of Jay. Price copy-or q % per annum-postagss
paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mornins-pree sx per COPY. - II snnumpOst
ages paid cash in advance
Herald Is over TlRTY-FfvE THOUSAND, and increasing
fast hes the largest circulation T any paper in this city
n he CITY coun,y PRICE: mode1atecash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the moderate
sAd in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIRroR or THE HERALD EsrA ABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY.
THE inability Of the subscriber Mst the incresed de-
mand for his Pale and Amber AG, hitherto manufscnIsd
s",. o h;s 10 commence Bwne establishment
IN New York 10 be called above whe hsnt-nds produce
OF his Bral d. in Pale Amber Aes 10 the ne plus u of
pleasant and salubous beverages and ~
do lm~rh ANDNsW nInN.
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TKI MPHA mt SUCCES
Mr. BRIsTOW Finishing Writing Master. presents his mos;
and Brooklyn the support and The many
aarerng proofs Of appreciation thes be-
his efforts during his present visit Mr. BIS Academy
NJ l5S Bsadyay tRoem No ~ will continue OPEN Tor Pu
1T being his posve intention, early Me spring,
TO his Academies IN London and Liverpool.
b II SVO WIS
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL
WRITING.
ACADEMY, No. 1856 BROADWAY
Mr. GUARANTsEs to mpar to La lies and Gentlemen Of
SUPERIOR free fotcing erpediots beautu and
pie sing style of PeEmanihp executed elegant ohand
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS!
40 matter how bad seiole crampsd the writing is
this process, tn. study ofthe Of life
ExTRA Lessons guen free Of chaIae) If required Book
seen from 8 A. NJ. to P. NJ or to sP.M
y 9 > & 2~ POl~;~
-. vI.Trss in New York can take Of Writing in
n B-spseimens of Writing exhibited III. awning
ja7 lmSec
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CLEANING OF LA;E AJ)3 .ONDE BY
NEW SUPERIOR PROCESS.
MADAME DElTZ late from Paris: h.s the honor to inform
IVA the ladies that she all kind Of Laces, Blonde and
Black SILK Lace Ves Ball Dreses to look good
Msdsms Dsi,s begs to inform hs ladies at she the only
person the city that undesds clenng Laces and Blond
by the above pTocess. II
between Canal and Howard sn dI2 msrc
DR DIXON attends exclusively General surgery, and in
- the morning that Of the /, Squnting Cataaet Clo
OF the Tear Duets. Deormit'es Of the Lids &c The
ration for squirng Is invariably successfu Personal
fernce given several hundred in this city
rsdacibe Of rupture psrmsneny cured that the
TINS PATENT BOXES.
THE PR0PRIETORS Of TINS, PATENT CAR
BOXES, would respectfully call the att.nticn Of Rail
Road Companes End all Others interested with the building Of
Rail koad Cars, that they h've appointed ORSELlUS
KANOUSE Of Jeey City, their agent for the manufacturing
Of said boxes Also for ansacng all business
with said patenteht All communications directed TO HIM at
Jersey City Iron Foundry T Msg II HILL s'isussf B"b
Propreton.
CAST OFF CLOTHING. AND FURNITURE
WANTED
HENTLEMEN OR LADIES having any supsrfuous
u Clothing Furniture dispose Of obt ain the highest
for the same by sending for the subscriber at his
residsnce. Duane street, No. &c. in the bs,sment
P.sA line through the Post Once. othsTw,.s, win be
promptly amended to- Msl DIS lmerc
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
&R El
WINTER ARRANGEMENT l.
Trains follows, com nencing Dec l4th 1874 -
LssEe Brooklyn, at hal.past A. NJ, New York side A.
M Boston Train for 0reenpor, daily, SUN
Days ercep.ei. stopping at Farminadae and St
atsX A. Nj Tor HicksvIle and intermediass
places. daily; and on Tuesdays Thundays
and Saturdays, through to Greenport and in
taruediate places.
at 3k P. M. for Hicksville aud intermediate
places, daily, Sundays excepted
Leave 0eenpor for Brooklyn, Boston Train NJ or on
the arrival Of tue steamers d,y. Sundays ex-
ceptsd, stopping at St Georges Manor and
Farmingdale.
O. A.. NJ, Accommodation Train. for
Brooklyn and intermediate places, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
From Hicksve for Brooklyn and intermediate places daily
Sundays excepted, at A. NJ and ] P. NJ
H[SUNDAY TRAINS Dl9CONTINUED.-n
Mondays, Tuesdays.
Wednesdays Via Norwich. Thur.dsys Via Ston'gton
Fridays, Saturdays, y
dl4 Inns m ~.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,

CHANICAL LAMPS.
80 VICTOR 0IROUD, Watch and Clock Maker has
X the honor OF nformna his fends and the public gen
~ era he has his Watch and Clock Makint
- Estsbllshment No lag Broadway corner Of Liberty
T. wa,ches Clocks and Chronomstsr, win b repaired By
cpary adspsed the repair Of Mechanical LsmP ys
Improvement Lamps from Fsncs which leave nothing % de-
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TABLEAU AND FANCY BALL
COsTUMEs-The only Costume wsrshog:s. where Ladies
~''e'"' y ' 0 So FRINGE STREET.
Near Niblos Garden.
Costumes for Parties Of fifty hundred persons
m ja3
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TEETH! TEETH! 7! TEETH!ll
GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY.
CHEAPEST OPERATING OFFICE IN THE CITY,
~ single Tooth set for. IS cents, only!
Teeth filled with zine Gold Foil. .......5
Tootache cured or liberated stu amps extracted rs
N. TAYLOR Surgeon Dentist
iala fm.ec 81 East Broadway.
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TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES. }

FOR SALE-A saw and Grst Mill, with large workshop
attached e which applied about horse power
the ml-together with dwelling house. barn. blacksmith
Eaches er miles from New York. and from the Harlem
Railroad For particulars and TERMS apply to JAMES W.
TOMPKlNS. ls3 Elddge New ork The premises Of
jal2 1m*ec PETER j. SHEANWOOD.
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JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS
THE subscriber has recently received from Of the fra
houses in Paris, and select Of Ladies
Pins Nscklaees Bracelets Of various knds Seal and Velvet
Bass Also nav styis Of saun Butsons and Pns i'm
pored heretofore. srs
E. HEN Importer,
Dc nsc 10 and - Liberty st., up stairs.
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Dentistry,

Fk N h 5 HOT l.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
hs public that he has opened hi. new and .pscdd hotel
dats vicinity msroale business and the principal places of
amusement and has furnished syle tat will bear favor
psso N building and fitting up the above house has had strict
nony te following prices will show =
ROOM FOR ONE MiGHT... ..........,
The rooms will Be- warned gats. and upon no occasion will
There il a REFECTORY ATTACHED. In which thsrs are
meals served of the day and evenng There
also Bath Rooms connected for cold and shower
bath: Ths Porter will be attendance q al ,1ss during the
who want Lodgings altar the house closes will
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A HANDKERCHIEF FOR
WIFE

IN some parts of Europe ii Is not unus
1al to BRING about matrimonial engage
ments by means Of advertisements. Some
years ago il was agreed in gay party Of
young ladies' and gentlemen. in Loudon,
Than an advertisement should be inserted in
morning paper, os from a young lady,
rich ADD beautiful, who felt inclined to en-.
Ter INTO the slate Of matrlmony. In the
course Of the day, letters were received
from between fifty and SIXTY swaus Of all
descriptions, IN reply to each Of whom an
answer was addressed, stating that SO far
the writer was mol objected to, but .ha, tie
lady wished previous 10 his being inlroduc.
ed 10 her, 10 see him; at the sane time
requesting each TO be III the pit Of the Du
ry Laue theatre on The following evening,
dressed in blue coat, white panlaloons and
scarlet vest, and Immediately on the con.
cluslun OF the tirsl act TO stand upon the
beaches, flourish a white handkerchief in
one hand aud apply glass to the right
eye with The cher Every thing succeed
ID so well, that as soon as the curtain fell, ,
above fifty individuals of all ages, forthwith
uopa,,d The benches, from The smooth
chlnucd Adonis Of / : 10 the sleek portly,
seil.coufdcnt widower Of 50, and the eina
Grated bachelor OF 90, all dressed 10 uhi.
form, according TO orders, in the gsyesI
aud with the utmost nicely 10 make the
deeper Impression on the heart of the fair
prize. High seeled their bosoms With
hope, os, with studiet action, the handkeF
chief was louri-hed aud the glass IVES rais.
ed 10 the eye. Bot who shull paint the as
'ouishmenl, dlsmay aud rage which were
alternately depicted in every counienauce.
as they gaz'd upon each other and discov.
cred the sudden failure Of all their hope.
With almost incredible velocity they &c
sceuded from their unenvable attitudes to
= hide heir diminished heads" among the
crowd.
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MONUMENT TO REVOLUTIONARY PA,
RIOTS.

The citizens Of Lancaster District, in
this State, held meeting at Lancaster c.
H., en- the ID inst, and passed series Of
resolutions proposing TO erect a suitable
monument at Butord ba;,ls ground in that
District to the memory Of ,hosa gaaan:
strangers, who uuder the command Of Col.
Buford, Of Virginia, left their homes and
families fer the purpose OF aiding and as,
sisting US in the revolutionary Struggle fol
Independence, and who fell in that battle.
Is c testimony Of their regard. Also, to
erect Il similar one at Hanging Rock bat.
tie ground, to the memory Of the patriots
who fell in that action,
A Committee Of one hundred and fdy
was aPpointed by the Chairman Of tho
meeting, TO be styled the Monumental
Committee, TO receive subscriptions ard
carry Out the designs Of tho meeting
Columbia Chronicle.
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POETRY
Fran The ST. Louis Rtrstl.s.
Song Of tige Editor.
ar lsis fEowN ]

taY Jons seows
Sit SIT, Sit
Hon tnsiia hour lill twilight gloom,
Hss hrtgrg" there Ia tic dusEy room
Ausf lie moments Git.
Aal q world outside. rita J0youR DIN,
Nsgts ga.iy on-hui lilo weila NAAia
|. labof. and 'oil. ard eaie
No lafa kaoas hs ~ tAe woafy Jay
n.i tie ,ara ilai shoHs tho plTa'. play,
A. be fafas 10 u easy chair
Think Thiak Think.
n Ae ,ni,t's bright forge the ERE gloss.
Fa us smth hinscli shs bellows blows
Uaheafd tl,s haat1cls eiink
r., 50 tie Go TIA, light. The brain
D. Aip vas sears tie galley chair,
Or aiskcs tie pr,ss gAHg 90.
NJ masl fash Nilh light. and CLOS sab hsst,
VIZ ql1l in tsnd 4is tfAia '7ua' beat
But never indulge BIOS.
Write, wuic WHisi
| Tso' fancy soar on a tired sing.
SIS mus, still haf Tieuto eel stal tr.nS
Not own ~esry Aish.'
asi reasons powers. mein'fY's .'oTo.
nsn pfsva their s,rength, sud brp We itts
Aaliqae and tage, and mysttcs--
~ ,hses. 20 tic utiefuasi 'an9g and rar'icls
Ma. en ia 10 matroa's lss5iHE arie,e -
y. ,is4msnt- viii slatA:c'
Lie. lie. lie
+ II u tappcas 70 bc : PATTY hack
IL aus cello the yell 81 Tie greedy pack
Aaa shout thn demon esy
! II llognf's appssl hu Dust atyct hsrk.
b. asa. Ike Elsalii. at asatuing mets,
Az liz speeds shs poisoned dart
Ard hen, when slse batiie fierce i o'sr.
A. iis sicloss sppoFtion tie captured ,taf-.
TAaii ssHks shall 10 l.ia pm
Gle Clip cir
esAaag,ng shears hs hand 4oll Ha.l,
q llose Nssa wl;eii tho cor4gy ga'I
b lawful igis he'll clip
a peei~ Is gone. hul 30 vii not q
. pfoapt ftHfn sith TIE "mofa.ug mss
4 BASKET iali Of ssrlaaESs
" lhan llc editor opens and sktns
.5entf- -dcaihs--d,scorer'os vhims
As oye' ti.a World he raagca
P1s,a Ps-io Paste
n samrs hair brush, and hfoton eeF,
Z gAiaess iaa scattered ptpgraPds up,
hue sucks them on ln bas,o
\ psul ePPssIs. with Q gnn aud low
Fitssa sir, they're waiiia' Tor copy now,
ll0ssys ia accents solemn
nv foreman thinks is'li soon impose
Il oltsid5 form with scrap Of prose.
AaJ ito lsa8er msy bc 2 column :"
rag! Pay ray
s uo:'d "a done work en- Saturday night
aa bounds with stsp 81 gay delight
To bis ~ fe and babe away
. FOUND the Editor rec a ecato
honest yours who tease hlm sore
Aad &c nay not 30 snGoad'ui
2 bright Is tbe Nil that can furnish hafe,
ntaaa 70 geilavc them 81 Gou tarc.
u sheiiug thom out the Geealul :"
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er, and for the legal Oh horiiy, have that
IN my pocket in tie shape Of Incense and
what God has joined together let no man
put asunder."
The brother at once saw that ho was a,
The end of his row, and after saying tha'
he had travelled ,so hundred miles in twen.
~ four hours, forty Of which had been on
horseback, and was only FIVE minutes loo
late, he believed he would 20 back home
oa etquiring Of tie gentleman from Cen
'revilie, vas informed tia, the hides IL
that part Of lie Old Dominion are all for an.
ne&alion-fo a man. The young lady la,
good fortune.
Az EYE WITNESS.
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FREDERlKA BRENER.

a correspondent Of the New York Ek-
press, writing from Stockholm, says that
Frederika Rremer, the charming author
of the " neighbours and the rest Of
series of beautiful works da%Ssaiv,
Swedish life and manners, is i - g
tie United She will leave -
Of August, and coming by wa
expects to spend year in thiS
The writer hopes she will be wei.-eo
ed, as she has ga passionate admiration ;"
for our republic and its free Institutions
She wall be we'll received for her own
worth, her lovely character, her beautiful
writing. There needs no condition prece.
dent to ensure her a welcome,
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VOLUME XVI
t. J. U0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher.
TEIliIS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
,ad in adpaaee. THREE DOLLARS n moi
sad ,siflin three months. And THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS il not paid until al.
tsr he expiration of fAs year No paper diseon.
hrasa Until al arTsaugss are paid, exetpt al Tie
spfioa u the Editor
or Adusrsissmeafs insfrtsd al Oae Dollar per
SQUARE. l6 liaes Or lass, this sized fype) for The
srsf insertion. and % rents far zach eoatinua hee
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales cha,e.
"a IS pr ceat higher: and deduction Of 335
ysr csnf ie,i Be made from ihs regular prices for
sdrt,iissls tg fhs ysar. Adreriisemsnts insoted
noniAiy or guatsrig 81 pr s9ua's 70, each time.
Ssni.msnAiy IS eshss per square fsy earh lime.
AGENTS
Gel. r. " Cochran. MsekisnLufg. n c.
CAas ~ Hams. Nall Grors. n. &.
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Showing q gain to the country, The short
period Of nine months, Of upwards ottweuty
millions Of dollars. AthrsiEs genial effect
vas to repleuish lhe vaults Of the buuks on
the seaboard but ultimately The coin reach.
ed all parts Of the country. know that
large amounts came IN British vessels d.,
rect to New Orleans, and in that place of
business proved most saoIaty. The "yei
low boys" did not actually "swlm up the
Mississippi" bat large amouns, in liquida.
ton for Western produce, tind their way to
that ,eeming valley, and there assisted to
strengthen the BANKS and The people, aud to
regulate inland exchanges. ! have thus
demonstrated that the tariff Of 1912 did &C.
tually prove good regulator oftha cur[en
cy. These are all recorded facts. Let
the opponents of the tariff make the most OF
them. They NAV argue "to the last sN.'
liable Of recorded time, bat cannot demoiish
figures aud well.known facts
MADISON.
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''''' - 'S7' IS'-atg5 tit0 OuttcS ace,
he was exciting 70 breach Of The pr ace.
While this matter was before the justice,
the clerk made his appearance with an az
idayi', ready prepared, alleging that tho
slore.kecper had no authority to discharge
hun, md also praying that he might be-
arrested for so doing, and for breaking
open his desk, and scattering his rapeig
about the floor. tie also charged thai the
storeGeeper ased violent language towards
him, and had iorcibly taken papers from h;a
hands, and eudeayoyed 10 eject him liotn
the office without authority. In Ibis guam.
dairy the case was postponed until Satur-
day morning, when aboat twenty persons,
consisting Of Custom House officers head
ed by the deputy collector and number
Of lawyers, marched into tho office, fol-
lowed by a gang Of rowdies md Office
seekers, all with hungry faces, and mouths
vide open, ready 10 swallow the least NOR
SCI Of consolation y hch might fall from
The lips Of the magistrate, and grow fat on
the hopes Of difficulty and trouble, a
hearing was demanded, but in consequences
Of the absence Of a material witness, tho
case was again postponed until Monday
phi. Ledger.
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AGEN7N

Cel r. " Cochran. MsekienLuig. n c.
CAas. ~ Hams. Nil Cfors. n. &.
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Jane, how do you like marriage ~
/" Very much, My husband is such a
deer man that he 10 always tapalng upon
me. Quere Is the woman in her doe
lage or did Jane marry buck IN. y
Times.
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,FESGEEg~K.V'EDF y.

From TIC BdIfim0re tAPprr,
ANNEXATION IN VIRGINIA
AHEAL rRANHsr rtpN.
lew days since, young gentleman
v lady Of Madison, Va, concluded ncEo.
''ious, which had been going on FOR some
ne previously, on tho subject Of anncxa
%, aud tho articles Of union were duly
coed aud sealed by the parties, and sub.
a''ed TO The mother, very respectable
ldow lady, for ratification, who pcrempto
v refused her consent, and declared that
: annexation should, under 10 coUtioeen.
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4 MILLERITE RETURNED TO HIS
SENSES.

4 NlIerite in Boston. anro1ed IN 9 l,rgs
manufacturing business. al The time the.
del1sion RACED tbe greatest conveva4 al
MS nroperfv TO his oldest son bina,rs,
him 10 nav to his other children their nro .
7or,iora,e shares. aud taking for himself
ore thousand dollars. to defroy his exnen.
SEES for The short time the world had hen
to endure. The gentleman commenced
,reaobirr pn,il tbs do.trine Of Miller ev.
nraled and nj, zeal then nbated. and he
found On, his lemsJon. He tried then 70
rscoyor his e-ooartv h., f6..ta.,..Iuu0
-,oooa5 $1,000 -, 60 20
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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-15
AN EXPLOSION

We learn by the Hartford Couranr that about
IL o'clock, on Tuesday night, the inhabitants in
the southern part of the city, were aroused from
their slumbers by a mise which MANY of them
have llkened to the report of twenty four pnun-
der. 1t proved to be the expulsion of the boiler
connected with the Machine Shop and Screw
Manuact0ry of f. Curtiss s. Co.. on the north
side ct Elm street, near the Little River. TWAS
in small frame building between the Factory and
the Paper hanging establishment of Messrs Spen-
Ger s Co. The boiler was thrown into the air a
great distance and came down on the dam i'm the
River (abOut eight rods from its starting place)
with such force as 10 make hole in it and let
the water out. The Factory was not injured,
neither was any one hurt, although there were
three or four men at work on the first floor, and
and about dozen girls in the second story. As
may be supposed, they were all good deal
alarmed. We learn that boy who tended the
boiler had left it about two minutes before the ex-
ploson-a narrow escape. Many windows were
broken in the neghborhood, and portion of the
bricks which were around the boiler were thrown
across the street with great force, proslratng the
fence of Mr.. Daniels and doing some damage to
his dwelling.
y large breach was made in the Paper hang
ing Factory, and several rolls of paper inside were
set on fire, but the flames were eXtinguished with
the aid Of buckets