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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

SnocKING!-A man named Charles
Carnes, who was travelling East, when
about six miles from Dayton, got on a
timber wagon to ride, when he fell off,
and one Of the wheels passed directly
over him and killed him instantly. He
was supposed to have been intoxicated
at the lime, as a flask of whiskey was
found in his pocket! He had with him
two little daughters-one 70, tue other
3 years of agc,--O. S. jar.
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Domestic Goods,

Such as Brown and B%leacled Muslins, Tickings
Brown and Bleached Sheeting from Il to 2.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

A DEsciPLE OF RoNeE.-We notice
that it is stated thar one DIR. Kock has ar
rived at Washington. He is a German
and a descipie Of Ronge. He has come
here under the advice and couusels of
Ronge. His object is to establish a sort
of Catholic Church at Washington, indie
pendent ofthe See of Rome, and tits the
purposeo of Ronge to send out minister or
two intoforcign nations generally preach
ing the Catholic faith independent ofthe
head of the Church of Rome.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

HEAD-QUARTERs OF THE ARMY.
My Dear Sir: | have received the two
letters Zone from the Rev. Mr.. Angler
aud the other signed by Mr.. Van Wyck)
asking, on several grounds, the discharge
of James Thompson, a private ofthe Sc
cond regiment of artillery. LIST. He has
since his enlistment, reformed his habits.
This is an argument in favor of his serv.
ing outlli time, lest he should relapse, If
discharged, before confirmed in his re-
formation-military discipline highly ia.
vors reformation. I'd. He has become
pious. This makes him at once a better
soldier and "A better man, and fortunately
( we are not without many pious officers
and men in our ranks but, Sd. 1t is al.
: legged that he has imbibed conscientious
scruples against performing military du.
ty. 1.-THE man be mad lie can be dis
charged on a surgeons certificate to tina
effect; but if he has only turned cowArd
we have ample means Of furnishing hin
ifhe should, when ordered, refuse to fight
/, l return the letters you enclosed, ant
/. remain. my dear sir, with great esteem
yours truly, WlNDFIELD SCOTT.
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For the d

We have the largest variety of Summer Dress
Goods ever opened in Lancaster, and which cal.
not be exceilcd in quality, clleapness or beauty OF
patterns, among which are
5000 pieces of CALICoES, atprices varying
from 81 10 l83 cents
Alpaccas, plain and striped
Cashmeres and Muslin de Lains
Bereges and Balzarines
Almge assortment of Lawns, entirely Rew styles
Scotch and EarlstOn Ginghalns and Gingham
Lawns
A fine assortment of Plain and FANCY SILK
GOODS i
FRENCH WORK COLLARS and COTTON
LACES
A large assortment of BONNET RIBBONS
latest styles -
LEGHORN and STRAW BONNETS
Cotton and Silk PARASOLS and Sunshades
fine assortment Of Summer ARTIFICIALS
together with a general assortment ofDress Trim
mings, &c. &c.
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u Farmers Lone!
a NEW FIRM
AND
NEW GOODS
WholesaIe and RetaiI.
JOHN & co.
In the New Building lately erected by II
M. Ainsworth, nearly opposite the
TalImndxe House,

TTAvING lately purchased the ENTIRE NEW
STOCK OF GOODS of Mr.. R. M. AIMS.
WORTH, together with his late Spring purchases
the citizens of Fairfield and adjoining %countie:
are solicited to call and examine our assortment
which is now complete The Stock was selected
with great care and was purchased by us atprice'
below the Eastern cost, so that we will be ena
bled to sell beautiful and excellent Goods at yer.
reduced prices. We are determined to please thu
public and we have the means TO do it. Thu
quality of our Stock cannot be surpassed, and 70
~ckeapacss, we challenge co competition.
Our assortment consists, in part, Of the follow
ing articles:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-27

UThe following letter was written
by Gen. ScorT to the Hon. MILLARD FILL
MORE, is Published in them York papers;
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y = e II II MI a I II q.

PHILADELPHIA, January 10, ls47.
We are in the midst Of storm. with the earth
streets, and side walks completely covered with tho
neecy substance.
Our markets as usual in January, have been inactive
for the past week, cotton has changed in small
parcels, at IL ia for Louisiana and Uplands; 1000
bbs -four of fair brands sold at 81 6 for export 1900
bbls meal at SO A SO so; wheat thout en-
quiry sales; 100 hhds. New Orleans sugar sold az ~
sci and cargo Of new crop MataDzas moiasses IL
held ut 25IS C, -
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AZ Kingston, Canada West on the 10th Dec In thu
18Th year OF his age, tbs Hon JOHN KIRsv MARK the
perfect man. and behold the upright for the end of that
man il peace"
- On Saturday, January 9, RAssHAEL DEsAUrELs, aged
20 years. a
zsAu ara respectfully nvtedo attend his funeral at 81
sasssu street Brooklyn hisday at o'clock, without
Saturday evening, January o. after short an painful
iness MAnGAnET, wife of John Reilly, eyed 81 years
ansfive ofCounty Cavan, ireland.
The friends ofthe family md those Of her sons, Cor.
MENUS and John Reilly respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral this afternoon, at o'clock from her late
residence, No 25s Madison street
On Sunday 10Th instant, Of short but painful illness
JOAN NosLE. son Of Owen and Sarsh Byrne, aged one
yesr aud seven months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral without further invitation Tuesday
Afternoon. l2h Instant at ~ o'clock from the residence
OF his father ~ Adams street, Brooklyn between York
and Prospect streets.
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BosroS, Jan. o, ls47.

BosroS, Jan. o, ls47.
TIE Weotho-Hcn Caleb Gushing and hs Whgs--
Stssmv P,nob,cot-s Ship sWppiy.Bsrk FrsdoniG, 60
5e.-.a nsw Catholic Pspsr-7Hs Sheet Iron Band
The spell Of summer weather which we enjoyed du.
ring tho early part Of this week, closed by dense
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TO THE
LATEST MO MENT.
TELHQRAPHIC.

SUSPENSION SOUTHERN TELroRArns-The New
io'k and rhiiadephia, and tho Baltimore and Washing
ION issgIsphs are cut Of order Breaks occurred on
both lines Saturday
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ALBANY, January ,o-7P

ALBANY, January l0-7P.M
clerk In the post ONCE at Lyons N Y has bosn ar
rested at Fort Covngten. Franklin county, on charge
OF rooong the post ONCE. He has been fully committed
for trial by Judge Conklin. at Auburn Nothing nav
here
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DARK THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING. Jan 18th
Of Ell Mr. ws. sf Tragedy
quito, Mr. Dy9s; Tyb.lt Mr. stnk; Eliar Lawrsace MIR
nS H%tfES
,S H 6snay Ne'0 GAMBIA Mr. Fisher
m!sss z Sa:. Il. a J: E s: vi
ROWnhY iAEATkls -Mond.y rvenlns, January II,
i, e y %:a Eh he S.
rI1Ss;sssish; n comedy Of AN OBJECT OF INTER.
hNi i.. 6lais oD"y' Mr. H. ch''m'H Fanny d'SS'
ssasI9d: with tn: dram. G9 GA M
: e. 'p: : TX
CAkD-BOWERY THEATRE.
ONrHs o " A XAcHEs HEH.s,T solicit,
$ s n; . S.ss
81 Tussa.y Evening jan will ss
Ms:shsslT ,G asss Of ss ssm,.. 1y
the nautical drsms three S,iSs. or Sea-
mans Lox = Boz book eoe open. jvio 2tissrc
January o eonn..s: r,;s tys
Bg.roOn Mo1es M: f.h.r rHS STAR
VI ! w! ,se ~ John STREET
no sS%slqa. with IN MEFTHrisroPHoLEs-J.mmy links.
0I p.s Ss,: e'1,; Spps. Po.s: r' s
Door, open hall past 1os. ea.. r...m,
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
At Palmo's Opera House, in CHAMBER, ,t,..,
IN MONDAY Evening, 18th Of January l847 III Italian
" Opera Company will perform the opera of Dopixs
LINDA OF CHAMOUNIX.
Drdmatist Persone
Linda. aorina Clotilds Barili
rieroto. signoIa Rosin Pice..
Magdalsne mother Of Linda. .Signor, H. Phillip.
viscount cirval. SlEnor 3. Benedict
anthony, father Of Linda Signor Bsns veutano
Marquis of Bosheury :. =. .SiRnor A. -anoulrico
Magistrate. ...................S gnor l.. Martini.
Administrator. .Sigaor Benefit Rioss.
Maestro attached TO the Company. SlEnor Bariii
Leader of the Orchestra. .Sgnor Michele Ranst
Ghorus Director .............. Mr.. H. G. Beanss.
rrompter. ....... .Signor Maroxxi.
stage Manager. Sig. Benefit Riese.
Opera Books may be had at the Box Office
lst tier Boxes and rarqueue. .............sI
Pr;ss,. 49,. r. ...''..'.'.....'.
Hrivate ooxes tor persons. II 90
y" .............. 10 90
Seats can be secured the box once from 10 M nil
O'Clock, r. Nj. daily. ~
Performance commence N Doors open a. o'clock
d2- RI
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MHSIC
TILE nNrIxr ,r,nIyn nnn

THE ONLY TRUE SONG 4.
w. AhCHY 0RlEVE, the real caterer of fancy and
TS singing Birds, has hand prepared TO fer
~ the best lection yet offered American public
elected without regard price from every aunrfer
Of the Globe Amongst The following will be found the
Birds matched and prepared put hafchng with
breeding cages made expressly after his design Also
English French, German, African South American Chi.
nese, and Domestic Tege,her with the most choice de-
:Snption Of barn door Fowls, Ducks. Geese English and
land King Charles spaniss French and spanish roodles
Italian Grey Hounds and other spees of and
fascy Dogs Bird Cages Of every variety Also. Archys
Birds, &c. &c. T' VI
,Ev,ry variety OF 81 d Seeds Cages, &c.
Letters, postpaid vi At al times meet with prompt
attention rom A. GREY No. iJonn street, New YORK
YOUNG GENTLEMEN
Look out for your Christmas Pre euts Archv wi he -,
nemhered when the candy aud cakes forotsn Bo
quss put mp by his own hand usual style short no
tice. J2a ,C,re
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DIR. KELLlNGER,S

DIN. hELLINGEK'S
49, INFALL1BLE LlNIMEN 4 ia warranted IN
<cure sores and ulcers Of ever nature in few days
lA4't acts like magic In removing Iheun atsn and eli
cth pans One or two doses certain relieve bilious
ch lie da,rhea as II is taken. IL is perfectly delight
fu III It's odnr and flavor IL is universally
be the best family medicine offered public ice
so cents per bottle. "
Sold $50 Pearl street, corner Of Bowery and Broone; Sd
avenue aud 10Th sire etJefres drug sore DR. Burres
er and Chatham, and at the H. H. Office, City Hall.
IL
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AUCwIOM MOWIUE.

w BROWN, Auctonesr. ~
HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE.-J. w. BROWN will
sell 1t Auction ON Tuesday, jan 18th. lo O'Clock
298 Greenwich street the Furniture of family declining
Beds. Bed Bedding CsIPeiins OF Cloth Croekey
cooking Stove and fixtures. Also, about tons Of Coal
jail 2tis~ih,
b. o CHIL rON, Auctioneer.
A UCTION NOTlCE-STOCK OF DRUGS, See H.
Ludlow &Co will sell on Tuesday, January 70,
o'clock r. M the entire stock and fixtures Of drug
store, No: TIA West Broadway opposite Lispen d street
Sale positive-terms cash i'll 2tsrh
AUCTION-BY K. JOHNSON,
ROOTs AND sH0Es-On Thursday, January H. At 10
o'clock the stock and fixtures of the large and
Shoe Store No l52 Chatham will be sold auction
above by order Of tho assignes Sale positive
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PLUNKEY 8. PARDESSUS

PUNK EFT 3 PIRUESNUS
- 30 123n FULTON STREET
"a sele3cellet ht at 80 90 and only charge 50 50 for
Sxe theirkf QUALITY MoLEsKIN AND NuTRIA hATs
N b.. s1AytETT 4 PARDESsUs warrant their 6rst
quality hats te equan The rerv least those any other
establishments and assure the public hat would be
impossible To sell SUCH AN ARTICLE at ice than
x50 d29 lmsrrc
N THREE DULLAk HATS-Tns unders,cped has
- just finished of Beautiful Nuta n ats
which he g, sell the above price These Hats will re-.
tam their shape and iustre s. Hat aoid
kOBERTSON, SO Fulton street,
- - between William and Gold
~ B.-The undersigned does not pretend to offer the
very best Nutria Hats" above price THAT being i'm
possibel his" best" he sells at 90 80.
do 3w.r ROBERTsON.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
AA THREE STORY HOUSE on sd street betwesn
cM the I'd and Sd avenues 1t well finished and plste
tho latest improvements ncluding kitchen range
sink, cold and warm baths closets &c. Italian mar.
PIE msnS. the house, court yard Of IS feet
Of Of six houses south side of the street FOR
further particulars apply to WISE SONS N
m ri
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
Ohm CATTNACH Trunk Manoiscturer No. Wall
street corner Of Broadway, has hand and
" makins, cook assortment of Trunks Vases Garnet
Bags and Satchels, wholesale and retail. -
superior article Of sole leather Trunks, suitable for
French Male Posfe. " 'o' "''
Orders s.r for the We" Indies South Am-rc. &C. filed
"''""esPs'eh do lmsrc
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The following tslegrsphic report Of Saturdays pro.
csedngs in Congress- was received by mail from Phil.
dsphia last night The delay in not giving 1t in Sun
days H~ad was occasionsd b. obstruction to the
wires between this city and Philadelphia There appears
also to have been some obstruction the mails a.
did not receive our usual correspondence from the seat
of government yestsrday1
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ERlNA BALL.
vITUE TJIRTEENTH ANIMAL n or III. rprpa

V'HE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF the ERINA
-. BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, to be held at CAS-
IKE ~. GAKHEN on Tuesday EvesingA Jspgary l9s ss1
in the X q. ORPHAN ASYLUM, Prince street
Ticteu 50 each. admitting gentleman and two ladies
II OConor 3 st. MARK: Pi,sei 4 ,shorhill, So Roose
Of Oak aud Roosevelt A.; McKnly, 50 Bowery; John
.olsan, James st; VIM. Denmsn, 10 Bayard st.; C. NJ
hon. 10 Fnnhlin st; J. Kent IL Sixth stj D. kweeny IS
Chatham st J; Dunn, e3 Elm st Mr. Reid, 90 Wall
gan Wall St; D, DAILY, % Broad Felix Qain. s1a
sIihst Hugh Kelly, 1888 Bowery VI. McKeon 295 Beeck
e st; NJ Obren IS Fulton st p. q. Moopy corner Of
barclay and Yves, streets; Foley, q Christopher st ;
walker and Elm SITS Owen Cogsn. % James street, Brook
lyn or Of the secretary.
j5nrc JAMES d. NICHOLSON. ss West street.
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JOHNSON's BIRD STOR-

JOIIIVSOIV
No. 2S0 Broadoay, I'd door from, Ste,rart's.
81 LONG BREED CANARIES.-In addition 10 NV
TIElsrRo stock have purchased lots very hne
ky which would like the public call aud see Bird
cages In great variety bird seeds The public is
49,, w. s. JOHNSON, $3.50 ID Roadway
81 zw"re I'd door from
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.
& H AM THEA TIRE
LAST WEEK.

AMERICAN CIRCUS.
,,,s ~. Uh a = I ASH 1 \ WEEK 4 Z + A RE-
The The E Dancing Horse May Fly
Hernandez, Nossiey. SANDS Carroll and p,ls.
Boz oss f;s
There will Be an s. rsnOSn rs,omane. Saturday
preci.ely: ill r"
ALBANIA SALOON,
sas FE'6isSy @1yss. Spring aud Prnss
" when the eslssr"s 81. MRfG 2.sSI,
Will make hi. at the fashionable plac.
Of assisted by other talented ststes; OF which
Ticket. to the kotunda SO cts; to the Balcony IS
81 ta s.:. ~
MDS FaSR lvIs sST;yJj ,sl1r SIGsT:
WILDE p'rl1 saok z! 1a sc%Gi
bspste tetro, the Broker. Nh Forrest
MsIqm; de rslmers. .............. i emsn
antonio d: Cs6s;: o. Js sSs.:
F Fa%sG eci ,a.rs,
Iuass... Ms: Fisher
n.,.i.. H!e s.rsi;. is' Ans iSTPwAys
W ARCh STREET THEATRE. rHILADELPHlA.
NJ This fhe.ii: ia; BEEN thoroughly 1:aseosisd Il
the most Sogsou'syls and now the most beautiful Thea
MONDAY EVENING, JAM 18th,
The popular Drama Of
OLIVER TWIST
F.a,s twist. Nd MI =, m m,sn
Bi syte.......... :' MY Scott
mi
iooy I.hckett .Mr fhiHlps
JACK ROBINSON AND His Mo NKEY
a:ssS"s, 10. monkey M;;!sf % %SSi
On Tuesday, MIR. Wood. Benefit, ''''' MIS- N0Ss''
On "wednesday Mira. Coleman Pope will appea-.
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OFricE OF TnE LONG l,LsNp RAunoAp Co )
r-,rtr e.,,-,, Hew toik. Jan. g. isi7.
are hereby NOT fed that the hrnu-I Elscfiaa far Ehfs
teen d. ectms OF SID Company will be held q. r. Ill
n.y. uGee on Monday The Fifteenth dav of mp,
nhcpo VIII he epen from 70 o'clock al Don III o,cnns
" of hst day. ' w U eiocR'
he r,n.r-1 books will be closed ON the ,o,h ., ,su
February both days inclusive ~ ' W inc 'oth
81 order of r.e Board,
j5tofl3 DAVID g. IVES ssc,o,.r,
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ID THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
~ ARrAULT, ld9 aud ISL Broadway Uafavsue
Bazan he's just received per late Havre Pc ket 400
Whch he offers on reasonable terms Also Invoice OF
French Chemcas including dry Iodine, Hyposuph ite Of
Sofa, Bromine, Chloride Of Iodine IL OF Gold Trpov
Rouge, nc. IS I'm III
OrFIcE or THE New YORK Gas LIoHr Go D
- December II, 1876.
'FNHE Annual Election for thirteen Directors Of the Com.
pany, will he held this Office No Ito Genre street
Monday he nth dry Of January neI en- m. hours
Of II aud u O'Clock, A. N. ~ ~
Ihs transfer book will eesed from the 18th INST until
s'er the elsction, BY order,
d2hojylir &. L. EVERITT 9ee,v
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9hENCH'S HUTEL.
IA THE Proprietor respectfully informs his friepSs
E and the public that he has his late hotel
IN Fulton street % his other hotel Chatham street.
few doors west Of Pearl which ed add
oaai bedrooms, aud furnished them in style that will bear
favorable comparison with the best hotels the city
Upon no occasion will there be bed u room
the for hich will IS cents nor night dI1
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'E'nE iIaNO taught on very moderate teens By Lady
VINO understlhds the science shfy and who und.I
S Ss % fs. 20 nsr pupils psree, thu theory
Intended 70. $3.50 ' VI 40. dss lai ' sns"
nj uolC-Mlts DAVIS respectfully announees that sbe
continues giving lessons daily the Piano Forte and
All a,ngnx IN TIC Enssh French, and Italian style with
easy method oil acquiring the accompanimsnts 10 the voice.
LADIES ptefeunR IL can be attended At their OWE
nsMenees for terms, kc., apply at lTs Mott street
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BASSFORD e. FIELD,
II RESPECTFULLY inform their friends that they have
~ laid four very superior
TEN PIN ALLEYS
Under hsr Billiard Rooms ~ running through
worry Balls.
8 W Farchd invites his friends as above.
IN; b-Ssvsn Billiard Tables in the same building with
Marble Slate aud los Panel Mahogany Beds and the Air
dill Imsod%r
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THOSE whs wish acquire rapid kno wledge of cutting
all the various styles of garments worn the present
ume ADVISED 10 obtain copy Of Stinemets celebrated
work on the subject which eonta The information
can be desired IL has already with the unprec
dentsd sae and used generally by the trade
the Union and is an;ed t. give entire satisfaction all
VINO adopt ITS principles Price copy frsm 50 $40
according to the binding Also patterns Of
the various stJl Of garments, CUT to order by
>, w. II. STlSEMETTS,
il eodmsr No IIs proadwav New Vork
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49, a. - nvS LiS An, ~ a19hu-, NsW
WESTERN RAiLROAD.-On and after
Monday December It'll by the splendid TRAVEL
LER and new YORK from Peck Slip daily (Sundays en-.
cepted,) at 6H A..
Cars will be in readiness the arrival of the boa at New
Haven 70 take passengers direct Boston, arriving M
Fare taken through ON board the boat.
New Ynrh Dac dh lrn;.n
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CONCERT AT BkUOKLYN
VNHE ALLEGHANIANS respectfully announce that
they will give concert the Brooklyn Female Acsde
my In Jero0mon street. Thursday evening January lh
l, which occasion they will sing great variety OF
Songs Due Tros and Quaeites, many them arr suged
by the All eghaniaus III 2tissr nc
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DATCHELOR's ms antanenu, I,iouid HI n. =. =
nnIy most valuable dscoyery hundred, oS psr,cn,
pounds thar sold under the hair dyes II ac.
performs ali IL promises in proof the eor i. n,s
permanently color ladies' or geutIemen hair 10 ne,so
even and uniform black or brown and mshe charge une
entire ia given Gentle have tr, VIZ
kers died aud ceanssd in half hour which pu,po.
private will be found et the depot The dive il nm, nn
In sconv"icnt fon with full directions for for he com
yenepce OF those who prefer log themselves Price
for Hair Bottles 81 50 for the Whsker Bottles 81 90 Sold
wh9esale and retaiI by the proprietor, VIM. BATCHELOR
No. 2 w oil strcet. nen BroadwaY. DIS I'M
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TO LAWYERS,

A STUDENTATLAW,w who has been;engag.d in pro
fessonal studies Tor about two years one of tb,
SouthsTn Satss TO enter lawyers cce Ibis CITY
such terms as would entits him moderate remu era
non Tor ne services he might render. Address A. D. g.
Ia
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NOTICE..

FANCY BOXES AND CORNUCOPIAS.
SVimAHLE for Confectoqers, for Chrstrsu and New
Iears presents large assortment of these les
As? coi9red papers Of all kinds may be found and will h,
on ny wholesale and rets atresonabc prices AZ the ma
""''"v" " BAUER BODEN.
R-w.sl.-, "a Fulton st, up stairs
a. m, eddngcake Boxes hand, or made to order
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ChEoNUT SHEET THEAlkE,
PHI AnEI pIJIA

NHE Subscribers having leased the above magnificent
adjustment, offer the rent by the night week
until their return from the south the LIST March
Full particulars be obtained Of Mr. agent
tho lessees the box Office every morning. between the
hours III aud IT, All addr
Mr. pinmore Postpaid or they will be amended
l3tf Rhz AEGIlN & FRAZER.
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SAW MANuFAoTeRy. 81 & 60 Forsytl-st N Y
in ~ouia take this oppsruuty Of returning hi.
se ina KS TO his friends AID the public in general for the
"a stforsgc .nd suppor 10 and his late partner have
seen red lth and hops by strict to
OF their suIport. JOsEPa ~ IN
jill 3iAje 5000 - fLA1>A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-11

ASH 49, WINTER ARkANGEMsNrs-The
&EES117Hs Norwich, Worcester and Boston Rail Road
A--2- and Steam Transportation Line-Ths sub
stantla steam propeller Trumbu Captain Daniel Ravens
VIII run regu'Ily between Nowieh and,New York making
Old Slip For freight which will be taken sumner rates
or passage having elegant accommodations apply to the
Captain, on board. orto
L. A BILL, Norwich Conn. and to
10 tmsr Tx ". RRTfy(yI ia = ov,h a, NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-11

,f4& FOR LiVERP0UL-RegularP Packet Of 2eth IN.
MX&( stant-Ihe elegant packet ship SHERIDAN, Cap
$ktsin Cornish, will sal above her REGULAR dsV-
sof tisht or passage having splendid furnished accommo-
4 X t,OIIINs ~ snn,t . ~. saeot'
The packet ship Gmrek Captain Trask will succeed the
Shedan and sail 10th February, her regular day. jsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-11
TUTSTIE UAD


VHE Second Ball Of the Thistle Iaon
70 ske place on the evening Of Thursday, 2st inst
Castle Garden From the that being made
10 render II not only one OF the most attractive but the
interesting Ball ofhe season. have hesitation
serng that the expectation Of citizens will be
p9be 70 know that he noble and phanthropc principle
which the ASSOCIATION based is Chant the
distribution OF the funds the society dstcou Of
ny or 10 permitted o. actuate is officers in the pero
nance oil the sacred duty which the Office of
pose, upon them Those who have hitherto eIjoyed the
pressure ana sthfacIon which the Thistle Balls en-
80 lemaFaDls Tor impaing will endoe sent
enh aud that IN predicting that the forthcoming Ball will
be found the
on ~ the A.socstiou. inc ;9t -.