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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03


issen 10 give yuu ,he arrival ut The sies u ir gate
Alis>i,sippi. louf aud halt days ifnm Vera Cfu.
sDslng iie aai Brought by her vet h-ns dsffI.
ouIed unable 10 give yali lu an al TIL
neas a. would De-, had received my 'cnfrrs rotriencr
telre the eeGnriure OF the nal tor ynar chy.
lesrn yetaay thai the department al Vera Cruz
tav. declared TOT Santa Aa. atd d, rnlspn hid nsrn
sent Ia Havana 10 esc0r hla aver, aud his attyal
~ the Brush siramef M,nl zlma w,ud r,taln, be
announced the day sitter the Mississippi sailed
Tins change, hswe.er, vii tesslt IN 10 the
security al peace between Tie wv nations. lot Santa
Ana, parry. ait'' Ugh hey nqaifr change ui rulers
serhy INSIST uPuu se n,s, acse pfase, ullun ii hp,n
ilp@.
oa the evening Of the I'll inst. Cfin. Conner con-
'-nPaIsd an ataea uIan tissfadn. nHa VIII ticw to
that ujtrt lhe NJ s>iss Pm dt"n rfrpafa"f3 10
ack tho s4h, Dat ohln5 ln ttr 4 III uiy and
usngef encountered IA NJ the bar, Indrs-
lion ot an appflachInl snt. slnal was gwen from
the llig ,hlpfo haul ef--lhss deee. tut, %es..
without tdhg lew shell4 The enray. dt-anee ,l
aolut tNn mites and quarter, winch compliment MS
yrePres1ed by s4laatua nt nu-heffy om lhr IN sl-
gus b,szs, Winch etdfayufH9 10 I'll - i
ras>age up he ftgtt against ,lfan4 eprtral
" damage vas d,ne 10 aur larF. hut VIM damage
the .urmy sustained - ul ksuNe. IN, attach iesfn
vii duubitss be- p,f>.to,d Ia by Cuu. touner, aud
success attl iuty3faby he Tie to.ut 1he gfest DIS
setsnos The enemy : mp Vim shall fu'e can
surey ffsuil gaol q lh,m, but un the utiafy
+Syuf iuiCicsf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

ELw,RD ST,SLY, kESNzrn RNSER and VII
LIAM II " ,sHlNGroS, widely known and esteemed as
W hlg Members # Congress olhpr DAYS are member,
elect 10 the North Carplna House Of Commons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

Tie steamship Alabama sailed yesterday fr Point
lNa"l. The following ui 'ers went passengers
MaJT General Patterson, Majors 4 Nsn Buren,. Carns
Bgmrs. DAVIS and Bobhnr, Captains Roy noIda ard
Fennef, and - llaberoham. l.. s. ~
". Orleans Ie1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

I'm boarding ont )" as the loafer said when he curl
ii up ior the night pile ot lumber
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

CANDIDATES Fok CoNGREss .--Samuel s Bcm,n
f. q, tSon o Rev DIR. Beuan, of ImyD a young
man If nigh ptlnsr Is the Wing candidate tr Cuneres.
the rhpfd District OF AIaoans now rep,.se,,rl he
Mr.. ianrey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

~ There qrtc severe shock Of an Ea.,hou,t.
felt IN Boston and The surrounding towns on ruesdsv
morning last IS said - have been eersr ,hrn an, oas
ever experienced th.re before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
HOpI LAR.

Il is said th, nine out Of ten :" the a. boats which
pass down The Mississippi called Rough and Rea
DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

/ letter ifam Stockholm says that about 1000 of the
heller class of Swedish peasants were 10 elgrate to
ihr Cnnrd States IN The p,sl mouth of Jane. 1t Is
their ln'e"on 10 Torn coooy IN some ot the Western
SAFES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

MISSOURI The .Nsuu ian, organ If the .IIarjs'
aud RpDter, urlan ot the 'Solt> have been MERGED
IN new psper 10 BIZ called the 81. LOUIS Enlon,
and be both Hard and Soft.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
AFRACASIN TaE CAMP u THE VIOLIN
TIERS. The following e.',t pnbl SHE'D Ia the en-
"CAMp BELKNAp. Joy s0b. lsl6.

-
~" ""'' M u" n'' 'h' l'as' SafPf'-
~" ~ "' - - ''"''" ~ 'n' enter 81
sN VIM, WV N"u''',if' II "'' !" IN, and
va ~ &c ~ 90 9'ii' ~ 'h'" u M ui' IN "a
lars sc 10 30 ''e " af''n, any P'' al dt't#r hfu-
n'ai a1 'f s'N' nav n'' y I''f Is IN i've uln
Fets 'ai 4 a"z ~ II "a'id sr'n lAnl "e are kept
mercy " ~ me ui1a-'fyt a"d slrh Is 'hf else.
W. t'u ne ." allaif ~haa TN" s.a't, { mel
Mach4i' 4. c'hn1naad ei Ms p =, ufdrrtd valnu-
tee, 'tom bAh'"8fe 10 ming hih something. The vol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
LATER RON MEXito.

The steamship Mississippi srlsed al Pensaepls un
" sanesdsy last. below will he nnd les.f from
rut intelligent s.n.tlden thai r=rr, Yistng
What Particulars he cald gather 81 the ,f9n iefa
(uR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
Domes,it fiteili0euer.

i'hr Nm of!ests epefs ui The 2llh instant,
81 last Htlh,, thrush Do iteus HUN tie Amy.
ts,c, The l,bile IIeyaI .4prAst Al
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
r SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark Adario Traub from Rio de Janeiro, 7th Novem-
5er coffee rosewood. sc. 10 McCracken Livingston.
Vessels left before reported 9th inst OF the Capes Of
Delaware spoke bark Paez, I'm Philad, for Laguayra
Brig Allen King. (of Scituaie) Manson, from Malaga,
sth Dec with rui, &c to Thomas Stalker vessel to :
w Lewis. Lett bark Curtis Tybern Tor Nfork in or
10 days the only American vessel In port Bark Hers
chell, adams, for Palermo, sailed Sd Dec. The Allen
King has experienced severe weather the Cost and
nus been 10 days the Westward of longitude of co.
Brig Manhattan Johnson, 70 ds I'm Apslschicola with
cotton &C. TO E D Hurl5ut & Co. 5th inst lat "a 3s,
lon Sc spoke brig mogene hence for NOrleans IA ds
out.
Brig Angola Bell, II ds I'm Msnsana, Cuba, with ma
bosany cedar &C. 10 Danl Curtis.
Br brig Margaret Jane, Hartley, II ds I'm Sydney, CD
via HALIFAX with coal TO s Rowland. passenger.
Schr Frank Baker im Norfolk, and de- I'm the Capes,
with corn, &c. 10 Sturges s. Chairman.
Scbr Alexandria Lewis, ds I'm Baltimore, with
&c TO Sturges & Chairman
Schr Dodge Knapp ds I'm Baltimore, with corn, SC.
TO S.urges & Chairman.
Schr EIlicotr. Cole ds I'm Baltimore. with corn &c
to Johnson & Lewdcn.
and Hour, 10 order.
schr Gen! lafayette Palmer. ds i'm Potomac River,
with mineral bound 10 New Rochelle. -
Scbr Lark Lotion I'm Philatephie viii oil cake.
10 order.
BELow-l brig unknown. Wind w 5 w.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
MARRIED:

On New Years Eve 3ls, Dec the Greene St Metho.
dist Episcopal Church. by Rev VIM. C. Hswey. ROD
ERICK MATHERSON. TO MARIA ANTONETTE.
Youngest daughter Of the late Captain Walter Seaman
and neice of j. B. Lester, Esq. all OF New York.
On the oh instant. by Res. w. Z Balch. Mr. LAMER
CHARY. OF Scotland, 10 Miss MARGARET BROWN of
the same place.
On the iO.h inst by his Honor the Mayor SIDNEY
B. ALLEY of this city, TO LYDIA TITUS, Of Westbury,
L. l.
AT Albany, 7,h, Alexander NJ. Goodrich 10 Hannah NJ
Lord.
At Auburn let, Harrison Gillett te Mary L. Bayard :;
Jacob Bramer TO Mary D. Warner; 1st John Booker
Ann Nippers 3lst ult. John Hoffman Elizabeth Miller
At Troy. 2sth ult Israel McOmber Mary F. Taber :;
2eth ult. James Ward 10 Mrs. Ann Ray Both, Amos
Brust to Sarah E. Eiclishemer 9Th inst. Edward w.
Birge to Ann Stevens.
At Geneva lst James Darrow to Mrs. Sophia Hawks.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
DIED /.

On Sunday morning the llth inst. MARGARET, relict
the late Thomas Z Townsend in the s4th year of her
age.
Her relatives and friends and those of her son John
r. Townsend and soninaw, Joseph Lawrence, are in
vited attend the funeral on Tuesday morning. at nine
o'clock from ne residence of the latter l39 Eighth ST
hree doors Of Broadway without further invita-
Church where the funeral service will be performed
thence Jamaica L !. for ntcrnent.
In this city on Sunday, the llth inst, Mrs. MARIA
LOUISA CLARK, widow aged 80 formerly OF 2 hilade
phia.
Her friends are particularly requested to attend her
funeral, this morning al 10 o'clock from her late resi-
dence. l36 Mottst. The Philadelphia papers please
copy.
Last evening lIth instant ELIZABETH PERKINS
youngest child of VIM. N. Vermilye.
The friends of the family invited TO attend the
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from No SO Eankst
On the 9th instant, after short illness, SARAH
CLEVELAND, wife OF Henry C. Porter. and daughter
OF David l.. Dodge in the 45th year of her age.
The friends OF the family and those of her father arc
invited to attend the funeral Monday afterno"- a,
o'clock ct the Brainsrd Church in Rvngtonst near Or
chard.st. without further invitation.
At Yorkvie, (of consumption) January 1lth, JOHN
LOTT aged 50 years.
His remains will be taken Flatlands for nterme,1t
Tue.day. 18th inst Carriages will he in readiness at
the Fulton Ferry, o'clock His relatives and riends
requested attend without further invitation
On the 10Th, Edward c. son o.. Rev Daniel Curry, 81.
On the Q n. Sarah c. wife oi Henry D. Porter, is.
5i6 Ez aTeth II. daughter of the late Abs. Turk, H.
9th Mrs. Barbara Casey, widow OF Luke Casey
At Bellevue Hospital. 5ih Charles Parker. 36
At Trumansburs, Tompkins Co. Caroline E. daughter
OF Hermon Camp.
At Canandsigua 9Th ut. John Boyd, formerly Of
Orange Co. 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Farmers, Library-Janua,y Number.

JOHN S SKINNER, EDITOR.
lF5 The January Number OF the Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal OF Agriculture is ready deliver sub
scrbers aud agents this day. will be found fully equal 10
any proceeding number. The following is list of the
CONTENTS THIS NUMBER.
Engravings aud Hi,.strattons--
Iustraons the Skeleton aud Scotch Carts The 70
rao Washer; The Hydraulic Ram; Huttraiions OF The
Screw; u-t alton of Nikinsons plan oi Farm buildings
THAER's PRlNclPLEs or AGRICULTURE, Continued y
Theory of the SoThe different Species OF Esrls-'he'r
value employment and properties. IN their relations TO lie
constituent, parts OF the Soil s. cion w. Agriculture
PartI On Manurug end Am-iorsting the Soil Part H.
The Tla the Soil, It's Mechanical Ame!lorallon
Monthly Journal Of .4gI tcaiture-
New Yrarr Offering our Patrons-lmportant 10 all
Owners of Cattle.
Treatise on Mich Cows-The Translator the Reader.
The Maryland Furner,' Cub-On The Right Tack
Farm Ruildings-Ther Locality aDd CONSTRUCTION
Description Wilknson- Plan OF Farm. Barn, Shed, &c
The MoGe in which Lime operates, in rendering lhe So
better adapted for the termination aud Growth OF parcu-
The Housewives pepsrtment--Poutry. and Useful
Recipes.
The formation Of Industrial Societies Tor Specisl Objects
Jerusalem Ariichoke (iieiianthuS tuberosuS)
/ Cellars IS Spring Houses for DaiTies.
Flax and Hemp HqsbandIy
/ OncHoruc Carts Prize Essay.
I A HIT Tor Agricultural Societies.
Tie Hydraulic RsnNor Cheap Method OF having Con.
siant Supply OF Water
The Screw-Erom Dr. Lsrduers Lectures. Illustrated.
J Comparative Value Of Different Kinds of Fodder.
I Experiments with Msnures.
Expense of Keeping Horses.
tain regions The United States With Remarks by VII
liam Darby.
The importance OF Draining Land.
Z Poisto Wa.her.
The Influence OF Pasture on Sheep reared omit
Bees-Statstcs Of SwGrmiUg.
Prices Current
the ofiis No. as having been received during
r,r.h Of December
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Total Sl40,6s4 sl7T437 $50 752

The Connecticut River Banking Co at Hartford
has declared dividend OF per cent The Union Bank,
OF New London, CT dividend of 81 per cent for the
last months The Whaling Bank, Of New London, CT
dividend of per for the last six months. The
New London Bank of New London, CT. dividend ofs2
on share Of SOP so paid in for the last six months
The exports at this port for the week ending
January 9Th, were s4427se of which s4o9 2O3 in
American bottoms. The cearances were %, of which
26 were American and the arrivals "a OF which l6
American.
The following are the exports of the following
tcles from the port of NewYork Great Britain from
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
DKIYATE DANCINt; and waI,zins Academy, \,

DkISATE DANCING ard Wal,zinx Academy, Nc. 90
Mercsrst the second three story bulldog below Prince
Mr. J. r. Soaring respectfully informs his friends, pa
and the puo that he has rop-ued his School for the
season hs residence above Dsys OF tuition wedues
days snd Saturdays, AT S! O'clock fo Young ladies' and
masters Tuesdays and Fridays ais o'clock p NJ for gen.
temer
Classes will be formed other days NEE, the ccuve
nience OF Pupils
Ladies and gentlemen receive rivate lessons any
hour not occupied classes and every day II they
MT Sesr!nh much admired La Poll. 0uadIile and
sk Mazurka will be isugh, addition La Polka and the
most graceful styles of dancing and waiting Private So
rees exclusively 70. pupils, parents or guardians will be
4. usual
Mr. Soaring would particularly call the attention OF gen.
emen desirous OF learning Waiting To his Saturday even
ing class for all the styles including La Polka For terms
and particulars apply a. above. dis l2tiseodua
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Law Courts.

UNITED STATES CouRr-The trial OF George Baker
Joseph Hoffman and Isaiah Peake, charged with endea-
voring revol, board the bark Oscar, was
concluded Saturday The Court in its address to the
Jury explained the law and charged that the Jury were
decide whether the conduct OF the men tended TO re-
vol, or riot or whether of such character the
situation of the caused by drink being taken into
view as the Captain might overlook. On hearing the
Captain preparing his firearms Baker said in an angry
tone .let him come on with his bulldogs" and Park
observed in a similar tone can die but once. may as
vel! die now any time. A few minutes after this it
viii be recolected Curtis of the crew was sho: by
the Captain. The Jury came in with verdict saying
they cid ind the guilty of attempt at revolt but
they found Baker and Peake guilty OF rotous conduct at
the same time recommending them mercy. They
could agree whether Hoffman was guilty or not
The Jury then discharged.
Court OF OYER AND TERMINER.-George Potter was
again brought up. Mr. Graham. oi his counsel ssid
they intended the right OF the Governor 10
place condition he did to the pardon Judge Edmonds
thought there such power as it had been exercised
in relation female while he was in the management
of the Stutes Prison. who redcrested and is now
serving out her term The counsel on both sides not
being ready farther postponed 10 Saturday
next.
CIRCUIT Cornr-Thc Jury. in the of Brand o,.
Ideson. will return sealed verdict this forenoon
SUPERIOR CouRr-Smih Cutte1 NathI H. Wolfe-
Laverty, Gutter 81 Co assigned to plaintiff in 1893 The
trust subsequently transferred TO Mr.. McAlPn and
two associates The whole of the trust papers were
burnt up in the store Of Mr. McA. in Broadst last sum-
mcr the great fire, but copy OF the assignment pre-
served. After the assignment 10 plaintiff certificate OF
deposit for 1926 passed by l.. c. d. Co. TO Mr.
Wolfe and the present action s 10 recover the amount
and interest on the ground of wrong transfer. 1t was
shown that Mr.. w had guaranteed Suydam, Sage & Co
in letter credit for $500 which they had given to the
firm and that Mr. w. applied the proceeds of the Ger.
tihcae of deposit to pay it. Verdict for defendant
For plaintiff Mr. II F. Clark for defendant, hlessrs
j. w Gerard w Wheeler and Geo Wood
Solomon Hcins vs.. Joseph Heias-Action by iather
against his son for alleged libel in publishing adver
tsemcnt in the Court Journal saying that plaintiff who
German physician had taken the flesh from the bones
Of he corpse Of his and hung the anatomy up
his office. The principal defence alleged want OF
character the part of plaintiff Verdict for plaintiff S5
For plainif, Messrs. Joachimssen and Mackay; for
defendant Mr.. II. p. Barber.
Augustus 7ivoG va Haicrtine Rechnw.-Action for
assault and battery defendant having drawn plaintiff into
his house and assaulted him. Verdict for plaintiff $50
damages and cents cost.
For plaintiff, W. Nagle for defendant Messrs Cas-
snrlv and Duyle.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
at ssc W.T. delivered parcel Of Inferior Barley .od at
6sc Canal Oats 49d Soc retail


6sc Canal Oats are 49d5cc at retail
NAVAL STORES-We hear of nothing doing in Tur
pentine Sales Of Southern Spirs Turpeptiue a, So.
6Jc cash. and 65 with In s1nsIi Io,s s, casb
aud 67 I mos. and 900 bbIs Wilmington Rosin Ior ex
por. ~;
HIDEs-we notice sale of lo4s Tampico at III cts
mos.
OILs-At New. Bedford l500GsOGO bbls Cruds snerrn
changed hands at 90 ctsAmerican Linseed is siesdv
here AZ 6 1000 gallons English sold for axnor a, Is
cash.
sTEEl-.,ine hundred and seveniy.ts, bcx.s Milan
JUST arrived were sold some ine since 10 arrive at a
:: cts 9 mos. short prlcs.
RFFSWaX-WhiD week the Sales of Sop,ber, and
Northern Yellow reach 1000 lbs. at 2ei q30 cts cash
RRrCKs-Fsir demand. with noderst. ,ecs;,,. ,-i.se
OF hard North River have advanced 81 5O6 SIS cash
COPPER-New Sheathtng is steady at a3 cts. mos
400 H. Old brought Is: cash. BY auction 5000 lib Old
Sheatbing sold al Il. ali: cts, cash.
FRUTT-There have been sales of cargo of lO. SEQ
boxes Malaga Bunch Rasins, private terms 5oO do
in Iots a. o5as2; 5000 drums Turkey Pigs 10
PROVISIONS-In Pork we hear of no transactions
excepting 500 bbls two years old Prime for shipment
alt One year old Prime is steady q, 10 a5a
10 az Mess sl3Gl3 i2t. f;sdul.
CROCERIEs-For three days-New Orleans Sugar il
rather plenty and the demand is moderate Prices are
cen, p ID lower. The sales consist of ESQ bhds New
Orleans chiefly out OF the market 5a6: cents
IlO hoxes Brown Havana IGs; and $50 low VIII. do
96g. 4 mos. Some new crop Porto Rico and New-Ibe-
ria has arrived The market for MoIasses is hesy and
n-;ces of new crop New Orleans Ia II cents lower IS
bb of this description sold al % cents $50 do 2s4 and
20 hhds old crop 81 Some new crop Porto Rico
and New Iberia has arrived There ia an active demand
for Brazil Coffee aud the market Is very firm The sales
include 1000 bags brszu al scs cents mos. and 200
81. Domingo. 6dot cash.
TEAS-From the Shipping List we take the following
statement of Teas imported into the United States and
the E.port from this port which may be relied on
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Balls.

0NHE MOST BRILLIANT FETE OF the Season!
"A Grsnd Ball IN honor of Henry Clay, will he given
BY the Hrckerbocses Clay Club Monday evening Feb
ruGry 2 SIC, at the Apollo S.ioor Broadway.
COMMITTEE.
+. A. Talmadge, L Scogrn. D Frauci. Bscon,
Jacob Acker Geo A. Halsey, Owen w Brennan,
James Kelly RoL. n ravor, John Ward,
Henry ". Merritt, Fredck Frye, T. E. Tom!uson
Fl. Hart. +. c. Speight, Geo Z. Kel!ocs
Joseph P Prison, J. Edwards Jas. 3. Taylor,
dernan ~. Childs, Wv. Catwell Jos. " Ssrnes.
Ana 3. Mssch Michael Smith, Jno J. R Depuy,
Z NJ L-ferts, I. T. Jachsou, Whitneld Case,
William Wells, b A Meyereau Jas. s. Thsyer,
81. 5. Thresher, George 4. Hood. Albert a. Rogers,
J. T n Bleakley, George +. Nes5tt, Amssa HagHr
&. W. Osborn, Chas McDougall, Wni. b. Meech
Urah D.v \ NJ. Flint, Hiram Corwin,
Wln E Smith, John Boordman, Nicholas Carroll,
II Howard Carpil VIM. Adams, 4 w Stoutenburgh,
W. Davis Greene, John Fori, Geo. Boyd.
Z. D. Mckinney. Daniel Carpenter,
Tickets be had OF all the above committee, and al all
Whig head quarters in the City.
Wnlsces celebrated Cotiiou Band is engaged-Leader,
Mr. Edward Kendall.
and original piece of music, in honor of Henry
Clay composed and for the occusion will be per-
formed during the inermssion by The entire band led by
Mr. Edward Kendall.
The hail will be decorated for the occasion in
surpassed by Thing of the kind in the history
of festivals In The United States.
ji2 s,awtf D. FRANCIS BACON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
anrtion Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc,sonser.
RI BANGS, RICHARDS g. PLATT-s.o-s
ment. for Auc'or ssles-
nooks-A !srg- collection OF ,srrsd and 1isceisneocs
FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. is,h.
,y,x, n - O'Clock, at tho Auction Room
Ansliesn tsTsy Of choice sock.1Eosa.a aad
to Am-rca and The Revolutioa. A.uo,oSv .e 'e'e
= COLT0N 8 GO. Auction and cosa5a:,.oo M-7 .
made consisnmests and proup, resurn. msa.
sHrsirr sALE-of one bay Msre and enc ,ss Hsrness
Alto o,eoes. ,as1S Il No 3 s5l 5 cs.mbers...
jsr, badders and bottles. cavendsh. Hoeey Dew .nd
Tosaeeo 10 casiss
Grind Stone; oi stone Jars and oIsss e"!e for p.ekDs
hxur-s ,ogsh-r with srrs; variety OF a'cles used
for manufacturing Snuff and Tobacco
TUESDAY, Jan. 18th.
A, Ioi oeloci at 81 Apn.st
ris. Ba.in Also Su.a:i;y Of cSidr-ns shoes of ".
rous kinds shoe boxes. &c he Also, bags Of Wod or
Fur 'a''a'" for apeH,,s;ip Isspay 70 psy saIsaesA
At No 10 Rug-rs-paee rear Jefferson 't q; oi O'Clock
large assortn en, Of Furaisare Of family shout Sresf
marble tables dress burcnux mahy Frenrh bed
eornoref. bed Eep looking e..se. work ta
ees siards china and ear.heu ware CLOCKS eiren
dolcs, splendid widow shades together with EySo As
sortment OF kitchen furniture.
WEDNESDAY, Jan Il,
At 10 O'Clock. at No. 265 Green vichs.
SHERIFF SALE OF FAScY SrA7tE DNY Goops--
Comprising eo,s esl.imereo sspsis vs-'ipe. she-nG
Ding rck pripts delanss cashneres, apaecsu linen
gtrgham checks Ssrnes mernocs, eopd uuslrs to~elr
Ing. Swiss and cambhc mnslins, liable covers, French,
eroehs Cashmere and Rob Boy .s.w. INK and cotton hS-
siey gloves sewing suk and cotton, linen eambrc and SILK
hhdks ribbona lsces vets, cravats, edgrg nserngs
sc Aso, lamps, Stools boxes &c Also, by vtrrls
OF the same execution. half chests 2. Hyson les
DY L. II. LUDLUW & CO.-Ch.ncery sa,s OF
I'D house and lot No SIS Pearl-et Tuesday ian IS 81
l2 O'Clock Merchants Exchanselo, p by ssi feet ll2 -
DY JAMES NJ. NtlI.LEh-
d TUESDAY January 18th, 1876.
Al l0S O'Clock. at the store Nc. 2 Liseuy-sl
Boors SHOES AND BRoGANs-1cOo case. Boots Shoes and
Brossns consisting every vRety-suiabc !or Southern
" es,rtu and Nortb-rn trsne Sale positive.
THURSDAY. Jan. 21d, 1886
A, lOI ocrk The OF Lspham. Cose& Co 10 Ferys
Sols LEArHsR-5'00 Sides Of Aemlock and Oak Sole
Lea her with other articles In the line.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Gmnsements.
GREAT nfUsICAL NOVELTY,

GREAT niUsICAL NOvELTT.-Ar Nelson
VI the d,sco-e-cr and performer the Rock Hmoniexn
consisting Of grea, number OF rough stones lsid ps
Oh ~ood wound nth straw, which being touched wh
nan n-r or ua!ie, rIs The sweetest sounds and is
cpae- OF producing ali e effects that can be- ELECTED from
me iano also hc Muse,l Pine sicks which are played
IN tne ssne manner ogether with his improved Duicoer
OF scripture an Instrument OF pecu!isr richness of
will give Concert al ,he Broadway Tabernacle on Wed
nesia" evening. Jan ~ 1916, assisted hy tho celebrated
guI,s. guoT BinL Full particulars vii given in the
programme Of The evening Tcte,s Gents. 10 De had Al
the door Doors open ate The Concert commence Al
hn; psst precisely. ~ sis
SJUSIC AND NtiRTH NJ ps!mO.s The h-rulOnc-
Iva Gr-ad Musical Soitee. vocal instrumental and
operate, This Eveniug-eomprsng grand Secuar Con-
-pd Ethiopian Op-ra Admission 80 cents Tickets at
Mess Miless Bookstore Al the Music Stores
and The door Privs,e boxes and seats sy he secured
The Box Ofce from 10 oi o'clock during the day Doors
open st hAif psst 6to commence H,.. O'clock. jl2
riHhiGAS ,tUsELm-Every day and evening
tAihs week commencing Mordsy an 18Th, ls+s-Spen
did Performances every evening At and Weones
day and Saturday afternoons al "'clock Las, week OF
the Giant and Giant.ss who take their departure for Bal
umore jan 49, Also superb set Of lissn Farocciai.
Mechanical Dancing Figures; also. Mr J. r Hall; New
Comic Mei-uge; MI Harrison; Dissolvlng Views and
ChromsIop-; also. Laughing Gas; together with Mrs
Philips, Vocalist; Billy Whitock Msdsine Rock well the
famous fOrruue~Tell-r.
Admission, IS cents Children unde- 10. u, cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
Boarding.

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