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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
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Dscsmbef 6. 5, r. ~.
cA&rLE --The oGerisrs sosnpri.ed 800 hesd
q Which 500 remain unsoid. md The b.lsnee. oDt
heed. uefs snid = 81 so s. rs pr 100 Ne On shs
n4ph equal % - s. IS net. fcs extra brouehl
- Ihe average Fais q s. ia3
HOGS We sao,s to-day i s. Is . $50 de
latter rate Tor prime snd small parcels.
kLOUR--Ua Saturday the market for Howard
- Flour vss VERY quiet. and priees sere nomin.I
q e61yt g. To-day, tinee The pubiiea,iou n
TIT sdsees from Englsnd 10 The 18Th ID, per sse,m-
ship Cambria. prices hayes destined we nov a,,o,.
mixed br.nds. from stores. Il Sc, With ale, "a ZOO
bels q this fsie The receipt price IL unsestIed.
GRAlN.-The eject Of the Enelish news h.,
e.used IN entire saspension 10 ske Wheat make
The tendency Is decidedly dosnvsrds
s..ss q Corn to-day e s. . 70 els for white.
ed 70 ets. Tor yellsv. We quote Ma. nv - "A J.
.seents. abd Oats II IS ets
HHlSKEY.-S.les eont;nue n - -. !. -
eis. for hhds. snd 81 cts Tor BE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11

As been appointed 8 Madsms Brrr,. 3.
- fhilsdsiphis. sole agent for tke ale 81
ss. uIer'n. sapper'sss. for ,hs csunti.s Of Jsf.
IsIsons Beiks'eI. Lantoun, Clarke akd Frsds.
rex. Certificates Of The behel q, dersl.a 80.
this Instrument. ssd H. $500. - 49, 'rom
Jsckson, afufser. WIN. H,,.s.ss s.ssso..
Be sheHn on spplieaisn !, =. - VII
bsrs Of ihe Profession. nr.er,.s., s'aSs MEN.
Be supplied >, oDes. y ass'' uiii
chsfIesiowu. Dee. ii. Ists-s,;...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
/ JOHN F. BLESSING,
FROM AEsTIM % r. E..

nREsENTS his compliments 10 the specifies
u of the ciilzens Of Charies'own, and wish
ing them long continued and off renewed aPPe,
ti,iqns, ANNOUNCES his readiness 10 minister 70
their cravings Tor poundeake, confectionery aud
other delicaeies Of the seasons, IS they :. ID
.rradstion rolin He may be found located IN
10 S,orerocm formerly occupied By the late
q. W. Aisauilh, where be will, IN the very nick
81 tsme, flemish ell the niceties required for
parties. weddings, &c, prepared 50 conformar
bleto every palate, ihat he who has tasted their
exesilences once, will desire 10 tassa them ..
gan. saa be who ilstss them oitensss will re-
lish them best
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Negroes for Sale,

WILL be offered at public sale, Oh Saturday
w The 27th instant, in Shepherdstown,
Three Negroes, viz:
One very valuable black man, one woman and
child, as valuable as any in the county, for al
most any kind or house work. AZ tits my wish
that the said Negroes remain in Jefferson coun-
~, no trader or persons bidding for traders wi |
be received.
TERMS "A credit Of six months will be
given, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
The above is the property of the estate OF
Joseph E. Thompson, deceased.
BENZ. w THOMPSON,
Err Of Joseph E. Thompson, deed
Dec. A. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11

DIED.

On the 30.h u't after long and proirac,cd con-
haspent. Mrs AHH CnowL, aged about % years.
daughter Of the late wllism Avis Of ibis town. and
wife ur Mr.. Gsarge Crovi Of ll4rpeIs-Eerry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11

myHE Disse,ofs or the Shephsrdstosn and
smilh6eld Turnpike Company are request
q ID meet 81 nv oiics, Al II o'clock, sn Sst,r-
~ IL 20ik Dsesnbsr mart ..,
shseherd,soun. Dec Ill. lei5. Stessissy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
For Hire

.sEaAL valuable Servants belonging 10
~ me lei.n. daughter Of The lsls Johs j.
Applications are requested at On est,y dsy. u
zee ~. IS45. N. s. WIHITE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Fruits. Fruits.

fMRESH Oranges, Lemons. assortea Candy,
- Ju lube Pss's, Rsisins, FifbeFts, Afmoucs,
Palm Nuls,3 English waInHis, MaIsgskGrs
just received an6 for sa.e, BY
Dec VI. j. III BEARD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Wanted.

- WISH 10 hire COR The next year, three re-
! ero Womsu that csn cone veil reeonmend-
= -ops ss ! good washer sad ironer-anoiher
a ehambrfmsid. and The third for nurse: 4
iiberal hire will Be given. Aoy one having
t1eh viii please write 10 me q this place q
early q possible. JUS. =. A Del,
Hsrpsrs-Fsrry. Dee -, lstk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
COppcrslnith s. Tin w arc
Establishment.

Winchester, Oct 80, l545-Gn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11

Great Bargain, al The Baltimore ChtGp Cash Store,
at HasPus- Ferry. Va, on Shenandoah Street, !.
No. 3, Opposite The U. s. Pay Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
CRANBERRIES.

u lust received from the Glajes, . fresh sap
- 4ply Of this delicious berry, s. desirable
Eor family use a this season or The year.
Winchester, Oct Is. B. F. EVANS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
10 tI.e I1eople or fEe WI EE'

To Tie kDeOl,le or fhs F.aEEEE':
ITba well esta5lishedf fact, that from ,bg Az
= vsnIsgeops arrangements made b tie dndei :
signed, ne can furnish
Tie Finest OYSTERS,
Thstean be pgoduced. ~ The Baltimore rrifes;
ard tnis facfthe people Of The Valley sbahl isaot
only Enow, but kssp Il. niind They are fuinssh-
led III convenient sized Cans at on perleents
cheaper than heretofore. BE EYANS. I
WI5chestsr. Oct l6. le45-3n,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
ATTENTION. the PUiELEC

ATTENTION. the PUBLIC
Winchester Candy Manaf altory.
ErTlH e. undersigned continues to mahufacture
i articles in his line, which haze been pro.
rounced by good judges equal 10 any 10 the u.
MON and 10 addition TO his, be has tust retain
Ell from the EsS, with an abundant aud rich
rarietyef
|GONFECTIOJN.ARY s Fanry .gnffelcs
Making up stock unsurpassed S any essab1
iishmeat il Virginia. He will therefore, be
enabled 10 supply country merchants atd fsmi.
lies with every thing they want, on terms rs IA
yorable as can be had any Of the cities, and
the carriage saved Let them cal. an4tIy. y
His slock will always be Kept W, fresh and
fill embracing Fruits Of all varieties ~ season,
aud MUS Of every kind. B. F. EVANS.
4 na- Parties and Weddings supplied 81 Abe
shortest notice.
WINCHESTER, Oct IG. ;ss5-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
SLEIGH f0r sale.

HAVE anew two horse Sleigh for sale.
II Dec. 4. 38A ]. H. BEARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11

1NHE subscriber has just returned from the
u ESsiern Markets with pew and Iuii as
VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Notice,

THE notes given at the sale Of the Personal
Estate of A. Viewer, decd, became due on
the 9th ultimo. For the conyenienc of the
obligors. the notes have been placed 10 The Bank
10 Chsrlestown, where it is hoped they will be
promptly paid. c. w. VIEWER, Ear.
Dec A. IS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
The Tracf ofLnnd,
Containing about 120 Acres
Dec. 1885.
TRUSTEEsS SALE.

10y virtue of deed OF trust from John
I'D Wageley to the Undersigned, as Trustee.
for the benei, originally Of VIM 6 Barns, da..
ted on the % day OF October, 1910, and dafy.
recorded in he Clerks Office Of the. County
Court Of Berkeley, ! shall proceed TO seil,s
pub &c anclion, 10 the highest bidder, on Friday
The 2Sh Of This month .Norsmbsr, i645, on The
premises, two miles north oI Leetowp,
a certain parcel OF Land,
situated 10 the county of jefferson, near the
Berkeiey line, adjoining1he snds Of fsaac Siri-
der and others, and known as g Wiageley's
Smithshop,r contsinng, according 10 the reci-
tai IN The deed OF trust. 90 a CRES, and
having upon ii valuable buildings aud Gther i'm
proyemenIs.
Sale 10 take place about l:o'clock. r ".
TERMS eash-nnless the paftiessshslh A.
gree upon credit to be given, which will PRO-
badly be the case 81
Nov 6, ls45 h. 4
p S. The above sale Is postponed unfit
THURSDAY the LIST day Of Jsaaayy ntri,
New Years day-when il Wiltsposi.iyey
take PLACE ON the premises E II
!, ANDREW HUNTER.
nan II l4AE T,u,Iss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
W. ". LITTELL & CO.,
Once, No. 4S, Brltimors 81.
aarRrwwnrn

Once, No. 4S, BnltiyFort 81.
BALTInGROn MD.
Brilliant Schemes for Decem'r
A DvENTURERsl aill please sssf ID mind
80 that LlTTEEt & CO., ii thsir NE y
OFFICE. have sold and paid mans haplsoms
Fries daring the past month. and srs nov pre-.
pared 10 6li any orders. for Packages, Tickets
AID Shares. in slllhe LStieriss DOS drahiog,
snd would recommend the following Bttiii<aI
ceAsnss for December, 10 any who HouidSeenre
pyfzs.
TAur,isy. lIh. cap II, 900, S 900, BE. Tick
cts sl-shares 10 Proportioh
F,iday. 18th. cap. 1000, 1000. &c. 5Tirkets
2,50-shsres 10 proportion. AZ
Monday. 18th. cap 2.0o0, 10000, sc. Tickets
S-shares in proportion.
Wsdnesdss. l7lh, cap. $4,000, 1900, &c. Tick
cts 6-shsIes in proportion.
Thursdsy, 18Th, cap. Is 900. 10000, sc. Tick
cts 5-shares in proportion.
Monday. %, cap. 90 600, 5000. 81. Tickets
5-shsres in proportion.
Hsdn..dsy, "a. cap % 600, 10 600, Sc. Tick
els 6-sasres 10 proportion.
Fiiday &c. cap. :, 1000, 9 000, &c. Tieksts 3. so;
shares in PropOft.al - ~
!uoadsy 90. cap IL Ticket,
5-shsres in ProPorfs
W.1assdas, 81, cap. 80. 900. w. -.
cts sl0-shares in proportion.
All orders Tor Packages or Tietsi..- sbsrr,.
&c wilI BE promptly attended 70, u direeldd 10
w, w LITTELL e CO..,
No. 80. Baltimore Street, Balliasss.
N B. All business entrusted 10 our carr We
confidential.
Dec. III, ls45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Hats & Caps, Boots & shoes,
China, Glass & QueensWare,

HJaRDW.7RE, GROCERIES, &C.,
An Dc thessbove Goods WILDE sold chesP.
ard al ! ask isto give me call. return my
sincere thanks Tor the vers liberal Palro1sge al
ready exissded 10 me- Ny wish that y nay
be continued. as. shall oder great bargains al
THE PEOPLES CHgAP STORE.
Hnihown. Dec ~. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
JOHN WILLIAM FINLEY,
General Commission
! FoRWaRD DING z.MERcH,aNT,
t. No so, commt,es Street, HharG
RArTTNdoRr

BALTIMORE,
VXTlLL dsvote particular attention 10 the
" sale Of Pork, Grain, Cloverseed Ehis.
key, Tobacco, Feathers, Sailed Provisions,
Wool, Hemp, and all other articles the growth
and manufsci ule Of the country.
Having sd5severai years experience, Ishops
lobe athletic EIse entire saiis faetion TO those
who may conifse iheirproperty 10 my care.
Rgsrenees :-MessEs Alex Brown & Sons,
Reynolds & Smith, Hopkins d Bres.
Baltimore, Dec III, lsi5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or jL.ANDo

sDY virtue Of Decree Of the circui; Supe-
ID rior cour, o. Law andschapesry for JEFF
sferson Coun,S.repdeied on Tie 5lh day Of this
month, the undersigned, rs The Commissioners
appointed by the sail DecreeIwill offer for sale,
before the door Of the Courthouse ofJeferson
County, on Ffidaythe l9th doy Of December ntzi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
III r uI+LO " n U FUN tIANS OF1 I n = :.
H.4R EWsOOD4E

Belonging 10 The heirs Of the late Dr. s, W..
Washington. viz: 8
So much Of The ssid Estate as has been as
signed 10 John B. Packetl and wife, as W i'll
pay the sun Of s763 81 cents, with interest on
1854 81 cents par, thereof, from the lst day
Of April, 1886 ltill paid, and one-fourth Of the
costs of suf shd expenses tof sale, beginning
with a smailtract Of
g Acres, l Rood, 81 Poles,
Adjoining the lands of R. g. Mcpherson and
". r. W.ashihgton and then. SO much Of an
other Tract Of
b Acres, g ROOds, A Poles,
Adjoining tie lands Of George lsler and oth-
ers, as may be necessary 10 make up the ba-
lance OF said sum costs and expenses, after the
sale Of the frst tract. And thea,
SO MUCH Of The Said EST.ATE,
Beginning at the NorthE West corner of the
original tract on the Turnpike road near W..
Brown, and running with Tile Leetown road to
a point near the woods, and running East, for
quantity as may be necessary to pay The sum Of
S229l 81 cents, with interest on 81 SOB 81 cts,
part thereof, from April ]. 1875, till paid, and
three. fourlhs of The costs ofsut, and Of the ex.
penses Of sale, II being the part assigned by the
Commissioner To- bs sold 10 make up the debt
due from the three other heirs Of ssid Washing.
fton. The partition Of the land as made by the
Commissioner may be seen 10 bis report fled in
the case ofWashington's Heirs against Came.
ron and others, 10 said Court; or may be seen
81 the Office Of either Of the undersigned.
The Lsnd will DO sold by the acre, and on the
terms Of oDe-fourth Of The purchase money in
cash, and the balance in three equal payments
at 9, lS, and 81 months. Bonds for the pur.
chase money TO be given, and the title ID be
withheld, until the purchase money be paid.
A, HUNTER,
"; g: wohTHINeroN, c0"r''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
Fresh Fruit.

YNRESH Raisinsa ALMONDS, Oranges, lemons
- and Figs, justiteceived BY
Decll. AKEYES & KEARSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11

nec. lll. Isis- Spirit eopa.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

West, was most preposlrous and ridiculous idea.
The consumption Of goods by immigrants from the
Southern States to Texas, would be less than ii
they had remained atshome, and the distance of
transportation would be greater. And as to mules,
and cattle, they abounded in Texas; horses and
cattle running wild over the plains in herds innu-
merable.
The last reason, the increase of the political
power Of the South, was the great secret of annex
alton. Il could not be disguised--it was revealed
every where among the people Of the South. But
Mr.. b. denied the constitutional night to acquire
foreign territory as contemplated, and denounced
the dangers to the South of such an example. The
South had right to their slaves, and could keep
them as long as they pleased; and he had no fear
OF any constitutional invasion of this right. We
left Mr.. Barrow upon this concluding proposition,
in order TO secure our letter in the mail.
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WasaaingtOu.
lcc.I spoudence Of the HERALD
THE CAPITOL,

Wa1nhnBg gOus
lcc.I spoudencc Of the HERALD
THx CAPITOL,
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, 5P. M.
Prospect of the Passage of the Tsras Bill in the Sem
ate-NMmishimg the Presidents House Nation
al Cabinet "Eeealobeon"-New York Chicks a~d
Main The Tsras Egg-lMr. Calhoun.
j. G. BENNETT, ESQ -
Recent developments relative to the important
question of annexation, appear to create the belief
that the joint resolution from the House, with an
amendment from Mr.. Benton, appointing Commis-
sioners to settle certain preliminares, will pass the
Senate. The debate will probably close on Satur-
day, and then we have but seven working days be-
fore this Congress becomes extinct, during which
time the Oregon bil-the Decentralization reform"
and other important measures are to be argued in
the Senate, and either passed or rejected. What
rush of business for seven days, and how easy
would it be for Congress to perform all their work
in fourth the time that is usually expended
The Senate was occupied with the Texas bill to-
day, and the House with the civil and dlplimatic
bill An attempt was made TO reconsider the vote
in favor OF an appropriation TO furnish the Pres-
dents House, which was again lost by few votes,
but $l4 000 and $6 900 for repairs, eventually
adopted in committee of the whole. The furniture
Is in most wretched condition, and is disgraceful
to the conntry
Ofice-seekers are pouring in by the hundreds,
and the hotels are already full to overlowing.
The movements towards cabinetmaking In this
city, remind me Of the famous "Eccalobeon" or
steam egg Matching apparatus, exhibited in your
city and elsewhere, during the past season. Each
person interested deposited an egg, marked with
the initials Of their name and the day of the month
when placed therein, in order to watch the daily
progress OF incubation, and when nhatched-if hatch
ed at allthe silken haired chick was preserved as
barn yard pet to be fed and specially cared for,
for the time being. Thus it is, in one sense, with
the progress Of cabinet appointments
For the first time in nearly two weeks Mr.. Cal
houn attended the cabinet council to-day. He has
recovered almost completely, and will be prepared
to pursue the mastery course Of national policy ex
empli6ed in his recent State papers on the great
questions of remuneration of Texas and occupation
Of Oregon.
Unless some strong expression of public opinion
is Immediately crearedin New York asd elsewhere.
we shall have postage reform this session, the
House appear determined TO urge their bill instead
of Immediately taking up the one passed by the
Senate and adopting it. There are but ten days
left for legislative action, and less than two hun
dred bills yet to pass upon. Give us strong, def
mite action in your city and elsewhere, and some
kind of reform will be adopted
The New York herald., 1845-02-21

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The New York herald., 1845-02-21
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY

THIRD ASON, lS44-5.
announce to the Subscrib hat the
THIRD CONCERT
of will take place the Apollo Rooms Saturday
March lst l8a5. o commences at O'clock prec,sely
Subscriber obtain the tickets which they
titled by apl, ing Messrs Luis ssl Broad
WI 81 ss:. ss., r''n1ln wM sc{A9%IfSiENBERo Secretary.
GERMAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
of hi. socis,y viii iais place on SATURDAY the aS
OF March, 1885, Tabernacle, which occasion the fol-
lowing eminent talent will appear, viz
SIGNORA ROSINA PICO,
Mr., WM SCHARFENBERGJ
Mr.. THEOO. w. GRONEVELDT,
number Of Gentlemen Amateurs have kindly
formers composed principally Of Members Of the Now York
The celebrated Symphony in minor by Beethoysa
Overture to EngafsCave by +. Mendesohp Bartholdy.
Overture to Der Freischutz. by Z. NJ Won Weber.
The Instrumental Performances will be under the direction
NH. u. c. HILL.
The Concert will commence at o'clock precisely.
Stores at the door evening the Concert
dersigred:- Hi 'f
C.H Sand, u. Vom Bauf
Theod. Victor, T. Pavenstedt,
Wm. SchaIfenberg, I. A. spies,
Dr.-Geschsidt, Professor Tellkampf,
G. II. Degen, F. i. SchlesinGer,
H. l.. MOrinR, Charles Perabeau,
A. Belmont DR.. Henschel,
Ernest Fielder. A. Rodewald,
E,W. Rakenan. Leopold Bisrwirth
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
Sales OF stocks At PhlIadslphia.

FrRsr BOARD Feb 20-SaOo0O stlts Sc, sd, 74}; 5000
io b6 74s 5000 do c.3 a0o do rw 74i; 5000 90, ID,
77 so0 Lehigh es AS ssi; go shares wilmington bb
i2; $50 Bank 81; % Grsrd 81 So Grand Gulf 20
Western 46; 100 Vcksburg, 81; 80 Schuylkiu Naviga
ton. 80
sEcorD BoARD, Feb. ls-$s0Oo Reading RR BIDS, CIT
500 City 6s 6I ll4 1000 Tennessee 5 IS; 10 shares
Bk g. Ky Blk 72t $50 Girard Bk Sd 81; 50 do, a. 81
so do, rs, 81; 100 Wilmington RR, 22}
The New York herald., 1845-02-21
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
A II e CON DON n r n n TT.

NV. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
Tns NEw, fonL HkaALo-A D.sy Papsr, issued every
%SsR Q. tns Msss-prics TWO o.SIs cnpy. Country
$3.50
IL. WKRKLy HxnALp-Issusd on Saturday sacsning q
~ e,oe oex-pnce AK Arp ersnrvR cKrrs pes eopy-4af
~ n SossEy snnseFIbes q - Y esr sansn n savSsn
.esaAsrss1HHys en- Sssssd = slAssu sA~s lsssssss
SANHs 0uapSu b1nNpyYs ksoQfigqs 80 1ds--pvsdi,es
MeeES &Asenb r9,1a.s - 49, $3.50
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By Last Night's Southern Mail.

pHILApELra1 IFeb 2o-AIr Msry Jan: Flitner New Or
Bake; Boston below Osdska. Gidden Liverpool Nov -;
BALTl.osI, F.: Is.Arr 1ss, F.'es N0rl;sn. W4tsh.
Palemo-Dec o. 80 Ion 10 IS spoke Spa ian brig from
NQleans for bsicelonean 2s lat 81 l3 saw wreck having
Rehd Anderson Bennett, Rotterdam. Sid w Stevens
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ADJUSTMENTS.

We LoH'ssA sAkk EATaSHAs EaSlIAa. CIRCUS
The Manage, % s. .s y:. q @ public
Oo-REDUcTf6N OF PRICES, 90
Boxes. .................;In Io1 ;nS Csnss Csnss.
sR!SxY EvENIN6 i:srs:Iy H. win s.:a:ep::d II.
D:ase Spectacle u. S
Costumes A.siI.s.E NAB ANTONY Ars1'os wv WAYNE ~
BOLD HORSE bblEsvlLDARE.
:S E S q E:
HS Sai.Iss fsss ua.nij. " x. E:si;. ki.s.ds
Eoys Eyeih Win he Vli.ss BY NIs Howard and Mr. c.dw
''2sS By desire. the Mi..,, Wei. win dance L. Pol.
3j
Az African Concert BY Mss'" Hoyt' Edwards winnemor'
anE Doom opsn ate o'clock and performances
PALMOes OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY E7fE2lEESS 81 ''s;ssaISRlDA7 a. '..'
n. 'isP si:i:s % BSfise
% S sSm1s + Ss Opera II
i'm II MadS.1S hDIS = s.,.a.,. =. y.
THE s11'fiSe: ViRSGlSfxS Sffs. e GIRL. 81
Doors open 9uartsr before 7Prosmanos to commence
FSsi tier and Psrauets Second tisr IS Private
Boz Odhpe open from 10 to o'clock, to seats.
Of fsoSaA%SSLX HSt} IN Ethiopian Buiissaus % ''' ~
Mr.; GEoKGE LODER''s CONCERT. -.
THE Apollo RooIs on Saturday, February 22d. iss
1oseEsANe 81 EAsE MhsDr1ssoHs: /!
Allegro Massto'o vyacs,G;Aiesreo Asitato-Adasio
Ghoru.T"Al men al things praise The Lord"
saa y ys oIa. sns al ys s Aaosna
Chorus-"AlI We that cried unto The Lordn :. .....
Dustto waited for the Lord" Mrs Lods aud Miss
solo-"Ths Of death closing. Sig An'osnin
Chorsis-aIst Ill men praise the Lords.
Grand cAoru'-Ths N'tissi E%sT ftFif IT, to the Lord"
S:s :;a.oa. d.; mozart
,spon' 'a',, 0sniSist ~ ... :. :, s., -ss'
New SonS-'Ths Soldiers Glory" composed and
1@S Sy Aaimaaau Mr. ,m9n.ii
0wIPfsEcTSk:;;s ~ s ::. Mr. M.j SEsShaE s LobER.
Single Admis.ion ONE bOLIAK-Fsmiiy Tickets, to sd-
nit TIVE persons, Three Dollars.
To commehcs a O'clock precisely. fl9rc
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY
HANDEL's GRAND oRAToRlo OF THE MESSIAH.
MtpA ~ p5iHEep9a5I ME SpaIsTNA sHl0 pi,e' Pit'S Se.S
MISS JULIA Nj. / sSsEE4.., sSa#Ess. ..o,,ou
The Choruses this occasoa will be produced with grand
effects the ende Vocal and Instrumental strength comprising
The whole under Tie Direction Of Mr. u C. H Conductor
% Nj. VI H. A. G. ifimm win preside at the Organ.
TcLs each for ssis the prinsipa Music s.oresat sax.
ton Mlps B9okstore Broadway; GEO. Ne.6its corner
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION MOTTO ICE-Admnistrator's Sale, lin continua.
iion Day to commence at l0K clock the balance
Of the goods Of deceased by order of Harris Wilson
Eco public admins comprising variety of articles
Of all descriptions
A,9 evira old sys5 Watches sSd two first
I[Sale oil Furniture OF all descriptions on Saturday
FL lt.rh THOs. BkLL, Auctonesr.
CAMELiAs, DAPHNlEs, OTHER FINE PLANTS,
AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Friday morning, at II o'clock at No
~. ISL Broadway splendid collection Of Fine Plants en-
hacing Camelia in bud and flower Cape asmins Daphnes
Oranges and LEMONS. IN fruits Rises Of fine Sorts Azaas;
with many other choite Plants.
Also the remainder Of the Florida Plants very rare.
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