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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15

BLACKBERRY SYRUP.-The following is
the recipe for making the famous Blackberry Sy-
rup. No family should be. without III all who Try
it will find it sovereign remedy for bowel COM
plants:
ITO two quarts Of blackberry juice, add half
an ounce each OF powdered nutmeg, cinnamon and
alspice, and quarter OF an ounce Of powdered
cloves. Boil these together 10 gel the strength othe
spices, and TO preserve the berry juice. While
hot add pint OF fourth proof pure French Bran.
dy, and sweelen with loafsugar. Give child two
leaspoonsiu three times day. and if The disor-
der is moi checked, add 10 the quantity"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15
MECHANICS MEETING.

At meeting Of the Mechanics and Arlizans OF
Richmond and vicinity, pursuant 10 previous no.
lice, James M Ford. Esq, was called 10 The Chair,
and James f. Waltord, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained The objects Of
the meeting, on motion made and carried, com.
miliee was appointed 10 prepare business for lis
consideration. Whereupon The Chair appointed
Messrs. David Wright, J. II. Knowles, Beverly
Weisiger Jos. ]. English and J. Fl. Wa.lord said
commillee.
The committee having retired, for a short time,
reported the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas, this meeting, believing that self pre-
servalon is the first law Of nature" that "unon is
strength" and that it is the right and duty of all
classes Of men 10 act upon these principles and
being deeply impressed with the importance OF
some means by which the Mechanics and Ari.
zans Of this city and vicinity, can be united to-
gelher in cases Of emergency Tor sell protection
and mutual assistance; and believing it desira-
BILE that friendly acquaintance should be Guilt
waited between the different mechanical pursuits;
and believing an Association, composed OF men
OF al! branches Of Mechanics, TO be the best
means by which these objects can be effected, do
hereby
Resolre, That they will form themselves into an
association Of Mechanics with the objects above
named.
Resolrcd, also, That a committee of fifteen be
appointed 10 draft Constitution for the govern
men, of the Association.
Resolpsd, That, in order that each mechanical
profession may more effeclually take care OF its
own immediate Interests. il be recommended lo
them TO form separate associations.
The question being put upon the preamble and
each of the above resolutions, they were unan
mously adopted.
| 1t was resolved that when the meeting adjourn
| ed, it would meet again on Thursday evening The
| oath inst.
| The committee OF IS was IL. 'esled 10 collec
the na,ses Of such mechanics as Lay be.willinf
| 10 unite in the association.
The following gentlamen have been appointed
The committee ordered by The second resolution
viz: Messrs. Jas. II. Waltord, Geo. w. Parrot
Joseph Cammack, David Wright, Jno. Fl
Knowles, Thos H. Cook, VIM. S. Munson, Jno
w. Irwin, Chas Murphy, Jno. Gibson, VIM
Brannan, Samuel Tyack, J. w. Lewellen, Benz
j. Holmes, Sandiord B. Cooke.
A meeting Of this committee will be held a
the Rough and Ready" Holel on Monday even
ing next, at 81 o'clock.-CHAIRMAN.]
JAMES Nj. FORD, Chairman.
JAMES n WALroRD Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15

"Wailer," said diner-oul, in down town re-.
staura, yes,erday-"Wailer. bring me plate of
soup, quick
"Say soup again, stranger" said tall Tennes-
see returned volunteer. who happened 10 81, OPP
posi,e 10 him, land III give you Cerro Gordo
whipping, | viii. | told the old General when |
leit him al Jalapa, that when cometo the States,
I'd lick the first man I'd hear sayin' soup, and Pm
damnd if | don't do IT,"
Il was with grea, difficulty the Tennesseean
could be satished-(N. O. Delta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15

The New Orleans Delta states that the amount
OF moneys received al the New Orleans Custom:
House during The month Of May is S246, l26 Al;
being an increase OF 76,l6s ID over The sum
received during the same period last year, when
The receipts amounted 10 sl69,s57 %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15
JAMES II. WALroRD, Secretary.

The National Era, The new abolition journal
al Washington city, (says the Mobile Register,
is much pleased with the liberal sentiments Of Mr.
BORIS, at Richmond, which were so cordially
adopted by the Wing paper OF this city as The true
northern ground. The Era halls them as crafty.
ing proof ha, ",here is not that unanimity OF SEN
timent in the south, which ultra-slaveholders are
SO anxious TO bring about"
We hope the Richmond Wing papers and their
Mobile friends are duly sensible Of the value o.
this compliment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15

The people OF Frederick county have, BY a
majority Of So, rejected The amended School bill.
!. has been adopted by large majority OF the
people of Jefferson county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15

NorE.-S46 AZ, heretofore reported as received
from 81. James Church, should have been 81.
Johns Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25
Police Inteiligence.

n Burglar Caught in III. .aet.-As Sergeant Fowler
one of the watchtul guardians Of the 9th ward,
going his rounds on Thursday night at least about
O'Clock on Friday morning he observed light In the
entry OF the dwelling house occupied by Mr. r. Bald
upon the mind of the officer who concluded to watch
the premises In order TO ascertain the fact And
enough, his suspicious were realized for In short tmo
two fellows made their appearance ct the front base
ment oaaed with their plunder and did they
make their appearance than the ofhcer seized them
both. A desperate conflict ensued and after ,ev,r.
struggle Of he rascas broke away and but
the other secured and brought the station house
where he gave The name OF James Williams ala, Edward
Mclaughlin Ofcer Flo sler returned back to the pre.
mises accompanied byAss!st Capt Cargil and alarmed
the inmates OF the house. when u was asoer aimed the
robbers had forced entrance through the front base.
ment window and In searching for plumber had
open trunk and bureau strewing tho contents all
over the moor In the area was found overooat. q
boys cloth cloak, white merno shawl, and a cotton
umbrella valued, in all at s35 all of which the ras-
the APPROACH OF the vigant and determined officer who
deserves much credit for his noble conduct and were
suoa men more common IN the department we should
ed was committed for trial, by Justice Merritt.
Chsrgs NJ False Prsfsncs, Officer Bennett Of the
Eighth ward arrested yesterday man by the OF
James Sherlock on wsrrant issued by Justice Osborne
wherein he stands charged with obtaining 500 from
f. Tate, of os Walker street alleged by falls. and
of February last Mr. Tate paid the accused the abov.
sum for VIM kiiops, as payment for four passengers
from Liverpool 10 this city Sherlock keeping shipping
ose, No 1853 Maiden Lane at that tjn. and In ord.f
to obtain the money the complainant alleges that he re.
presented that he owned and had the agency and
control Of ships, assuring the complainant that the
passengers should be brought out 70 this city without
fall instead OF which no passengers have arrived ana
Mr. Tate has since ascesned hat the accused has net
any agency for shipsnor does he any
upon this complaint the accused arrested and held
TO ball in 5000 TO appear At Court TO which he
gave, and was liberated from custody
a Goose Thi.f.-ofhoer Hervey, Of the "a ward. ar.
rested yesterday man By the of James seansve
who was caurht In the act Of stealing eleven fat geese
worth Sl the property OF George Pray, OF Dutchess
county Justice Osborne locked him up for trial.
a Juusnie Thief A small boy by the name OF Thorn
as Fox was detected yesterday IN stealing pocket book
containing 81 together with Ave franc pisc. belon ing
to Patrick sheridan No ~ willet street Detained 20
trial by Justice Timpsop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

The report of the committee of nomination for ma
for the yss. wa. then
are Ms:.Is. Hone, Lawrence, Kelly Golden, Grinnsi
MI wssnore then announced that Ms..rs. sohsnok
had
Mis- Miss Mary Farley ana Miss Maria B.Ids (aSpaa,
nsr TO ra a
present month. " ~ Vs. Wv WAN y 1''' u ''''
and Ms yoanS Of sSaS
twelve years Of age were conducted to the platform
shsy should draw from ihs wheels ''' AN''''
within large Wheel to thoSs ussd in o,s
re', number Of cards numbered, to CORES
s'I gaSs % and :
another wheel wers Two huadrsd and cards
numbered from ons upwards, which were drawn in the
denoted the number Of the picture to which the person
The following is the result of the drawing and We TO-
THAT an of the or
followed with marked applause.
The Jolly Fa,boatnan by Bingham. B. Van Setback N. Y
View near Fiaakfd Fay by " s%S kaauey pr
the Dry Haa s a''e Ne" York.
Tss hys s ssss New Y"
Home in tbs " GODS by Cole M g. nwiSht M,sssehu,ett.
Christ Giving Sight to tae Blind Man..
aass%s'sa % IL, ii' $Ts~a.sai Now York
LS an View in Ulster Comfy New Yoi vo
view on The Aoaaa'on'e River
The Young P:dIr, by Caferty' r. ro,,e1.
ss'; assf * &fs'Y Tssf Ba As
;;'a and n: WIN j.. $'ss
hell IL. r. q. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25
The Presentation OF Sword to Major Dych
mQn.

select and numerous meeting Of the friends Of ths
distinguished officer, who has reaped fair proportion
Of the national lsurels in the Mexiosn war, met last
evening at Tammany Hall for the purpose Of paying
suitable compliment to the gallant Major and present
Ing him with sword, epauettes, and suitable enter
tainment.
At O'Clock, P. NJ the company were introduced by
General Aroularius to the apartment selected for the
occasion In Tammany He'll The company, ON taking
their seats called to order by Mr. Osgood who aot
ed as President, who made an appropriate address.
Major DYcKMAN replied as follows -
"Sir Accept my warmest Acknowledgements for the
very fstteripg compliment that you have been pleased
to pass upon and accept with pleasure these testi
monias Of regard from my former associates Believe
me sir no time can eHace from my memory the kind.
ness have experienced ut their hands am not
Athletic dwell upon the subject my feelings will ad
NIT of 1t To meet the appreciation Of my fellow
trymen Is the warmest wish Of my heart and while God
spares best energies shall be devoted the ints
rest Of my native land
The sword Is n magnificent specimen Of art which
is the following inscription
Presented to Major GARREr DYcKMAr, by his for.
associates In the Registers Office OF the city and
county of New York In appreciation Of his gallant
duct In the with Mexico. Dec "a, 1912
Col Burnett, Capt II. Ennis and several distinguish
ed citizens present the occasion. and made
propriate speeches, The sparkling champagne flew
about In all directions In profusion and toasts
Dyckmsn was highly compiuented BY Col Burnett for
his gallsntry and noble services The gallant colonel
the OCCASION also paid high tribute to the
Of volunteer force which he complmented being
most effective arm of the service. The company then
retired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

THEATRE WASHINGTON The
manager of this establishment, Mr.. ]. X. Polk,
announces, that It Is now open to the public and will
continue to give those entertainments which have no
amused the people subject to the Interruptions few
balls which will be given to the Mexicans-who will In
the end after dancing without music be obliged To paw
the piper The following persons form the administra
tiop of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM, Proprietor; +.
"A HIrcHcocw Manager-Christmas Day, Saturday. Dec.
IS Fou speudid FINANCES, the first commencing
10 o'clock in the and repeated hour day and
The AanageT pleased the folio
magnificent to his and patrons who
iaend spending Merry Christmas at his Emporium Of all
OPIAN SERENA OERS. appear in choice and Interesting
variety of ngs cho,use gees dances Sc engaged
that sbrated Yankee comedian GREAT WESTE who
Will appear in an entire New Camic Melango in which he
tustan, the of Upposhed Yankee which
fail keep the house in Of laughter Also engaged
for nor. tims, "a beautiful IlYORY CRUClFIX from
Sav md evening, from IA. NJ iCP NJ In addition
Bernld Miss Julien Miss Whitlock, Danseuse; Mr. Whit
locA Mr. Johnson; Msd,m Rockw H. Famous Fortune Tell
extr! cherge Of q cents Admission TO tbs whole
twenty five cents children uajsr yca Of and old
eaonsn walk alone, l2S heieUed ront
.hilling ..ch EXTRA dor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

NIlTCHELL's OLYMPICsTHEATRE.-sa Saturday Eve
yl ung Dec IS the performances will commence with
PRIDE of TIE MA0KET-Is. doIe Farine, Mr. Holland;
Marquis de Vosuge Mr. Arnold; Ma5tSn Mary Taylor
DISASTER PEACE-A Ia Mode, Mr. Ghanf,su; Jennie u,
Satin, Miss Phillips After which the Of THIS
HOUSE TO BE S0tD-Mr Chatterton Chopkins Mr.
Holl,pd Desdemona Mss very Taylor To conclude with
ROBINSON CRU5OE 2ND-Marmaduke Snodgrass Mr.
Holland; Cemenna, Miss Mary Taylor Dress Circle. so
Upper Boxes Pit,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

powERY THEATRE-CHRIsTMAs AFTERNOON
ID PERFORMANcF-Commeu clog at O'Clock, with the
thrilling drama Of JACK SHELTERED. the Notorious House
break DANCES &c Sc Alter which ,he comedy , OF
NAAD QUEEN Evscng sEo e %s,
song. Dances &c. To be followed by the ballet OF La
Ihf5ELE, and coaeude with PUTNAM, the Iron Son Of
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

In addition to the former strength Of the company
the following persons have been engaged for the
For the leading business MIR Dallas for the heavy bust
ness MIR Dixon H. Lewis; for clown and bufoon, Mr. j.
d. Westcott; for funny old lady, Mrs T. II Benton for
leading old lady, Mrs. c Calhoun.
In rehearsal, "The Road to Ruinp-parts by all the
company; "The Devil to Pay, and "Al In the Wrong
Nearly ready 1.-THE Tempest" and Disagreeabls Sur
prise Will be shortly produced, "The Poor Soldier
the principal part by Colonel Haskell At the close
of the managerial term, the public will DO shown Sc
orets worth Knowing "-John Donkey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25
Price Two Cents.

eSrrespondent attempt to make any addition further
the rumor that II proposed shoot the manao
rescue his poor children How far this would have
Ssen UNSUITABLE, shall not say; do In fact vouoh
as ne report that the suggestion made; but shall
ty say confirmed for the Count had often nrsvouslv
condactea himself in mspner so extraordinary. that
notnipg ou. madness could account for or exouss
" - sxio mat Nj Guixot had been for some time
aware OF suspicious nature of his conduct and had
as mentioned to you ten days since resolved on
Of Turin "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

RRoADwAY THEATRE-CHRlsTMAs NIGHT r
1ase s1a o GE HoDiRe Bte
Mr. Fleming; Thorouyhgood vssbe; IIapan KiSssiey;
sga9fa gocs. aad ssnor Nora in Gycre ds1ces At r
Mr.. Vache; Cart. Dasbaway Mr. Dswson Mrs. Dashaong,
Mrs. segean; Mrs. Snder Mrs. Winsanly TO conclude
with III. Pas Seui Ia Gaaa Sgaora CiOccn Dress Circle
aad ,ette 81 Family Circle lad er so cents; Upper
q cents; Gallery l2 cents Doors open at ca o'clock,
NJ 10 Ip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

ROADWAY ODEON-Entrancc through Pinteux's 81.
~ loon-Undsr tn, management Of Mr. F. q GREELyE 7
Thu, hvening, December 49, I6s7-The GREEK SLAVE
viii be presented his evening. Part 1.-The HIOP!AN
HARMONi5TS will in variety Of Song. ilee,,
Esir ans Solos, and Daaces. Part Anew rABLEAUX vi.
VANr5 or Living Male and Female FCues by the Mot 81
Artists iaclu ing among other Massacre OF 81
Bartholomew Morning Starr" Neptune Rising from the
Sea The Maypoie Dance" aud Grand National Tabeau
Honor the United States Orchera Box SO Par
Quett, &c Boxes dior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

CUNDAY. EVENING CONCERTs-NIBLOs AL
- GAdRA 5ALOuN.-The undcrigned. Leader of the
c,eb sted Saratoga Music Band request
families respectfully announces that he has made
wi Mt John Nibo proprietor of the above elegant
etsbl shment s,res of Sunday Evening oncers
during the winter Of Sacred Music, VIZ
OvcrLu PotPourris, aras, r1tstas, ChoIuseS &c &c
f9p be works Of Haydn. Handel, Mozart, Beethoven,
Spohr NendelSsohn Rossu and Belln The generally
sed opinion of the public upon the merits Of the alb
BaLd at Saratoga has induced MIR Schneider
10 the alb aud he confidently trusts
tn corresponding return will be nude by lbem snd dis
csrSiug public Tickets Of admission 81 cents The grand
Saood lnifce lnmnated atd ladies' aud gentle
ob Of the CHEST order with careful aud
rcsp ctful attendaucs. To each
Sundaf evening. Il SCHNEIDER. 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

hTELODEON, SO BOWERY MERRY CHRISTMAS.
IVA here Will be tour gaod performances Christmas
Day fer The iccommod Of iad,es and children
cin follows, Monng at IL o'clock the after
NOM commencing az o'clock and 3ocloek one IN the
o'clock The will consist of Ehio
pal performance songs gcs chorgses
syings solos, lue dancing, Negro dancing, &c. &c., by
the celobrited and justly popular Ethiopian MDste Adj
mission DOLLY sixpeacc. r. s. q. WHITE, Proprietors.
yDa o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

HALL OF BovELTY-Come. OFF Centre, and Pearl
IL Peifo at O'Clock this day. by the
Virginia Minseis and the Pearl Belrngers; Mr. SAMSON
Come and Sentim. nal Singe MISS Coraeha and Grand
Match Dances by Fannery pbd Richardson Admission Ga
Model Artis's the Evening d23 t-Ic
A 4 THE HALL OF NOVELTY, corner Of Centre and
"A Pead Every evening Tablesux Vivants or the
hyng Model Artists, male aud female superior TO any ever
offered ia this city Also the Virginia Mnstrels Mr. Sansop
comic suger; Miss Codea and the Pearl Bell Kigner Ad
shilling jors open at g. curtain rises T. pre-
aI,r nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

DALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-s,prday Evening, Dec
Is will be ncied The iapghable Fares Of L0yE IN IL.
To be foil wed by tho Grand Bset Of NArHALC-N atha
lie Mile. Augusta; lie Mons Frederick Daring the
REV EW-Loonry Me rwol.er, Mr.. Dyott. Caleb 9uotum
p.,.,.,,. "a ..n,,. l.cond T,.r cente dos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

ROWEhY ThEAIHE-A.W JAcEsoN Manngef; StaEs
I'D Munger. Ma SrEvgrs-Satudav Evening, Dec - the
performance will with the tragedy OF JANE
sHoRE-DuEe Of Chester, Mr. 'llton; Da mont b Hall
After which burlesq Of LA
-Chiselle MIR. Burke; Albert Duck Mr. Stevens: Mrs Ma.
of PUTIN ,M-Gen. Washington; Mr. Bethany; Gen Put
nam Stevens; Captain S,pIng Mr.. Bprke Kate Putnam
Mrs Sutherland Dotrs open t6hCurtain rises at Boxes
emf Pr nnd Gallery l2A cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

CHATHAM THEATHE.--tJadsr the Montgomery OF Mr
u gLETCHER.-stage Manager, Mr. Hield.-On Saturday
Afternoon, Dec 25th 2H O'clock the DIANA Of the WhEN
Lean; Caihiae Buy Miss HldIeth fer which the
IT, conclude with the moviug OF the BAT.
TIES OF MEXlCO- Sturdy yening, d &c 25th III.
Neville, Mr. stafold After which Model Arsstes TO be
concInde with the FORTY rHIEVEs-Hasssrac, M.
Held Doors open at on; performance commence at
o'clock Boxes Is cts-tit. i2k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

A SrOR PLACE oPERA-Monday; December 21th will
~ be presented Donzettis Opera three Of LUCIA
d. THERMOMETER Henry Ashton, SIR Ferdinando g
Benevea,ano Lucy Of Lamermoor Sigra Teresa Tuf Sir
Edgar Of S Benedict; Lord Arthur Bucklaw,
S,r Felix 9enOyssi; Raymond s,i semio Rq,; Alice,
Sigra Angola Mora Norman Sr fellippo AlbertaZZ-
Maestro Drcttore Sguor Ba. Leader Of the Orch,
Signor Hapett Boxes rarque and Balcony; 81 Amphl-
theatre, so cents Box Office daily, FIR half past to
IL o'clock AID No Wall basement from to B.
Doors opcu at o'clock. To commence at half past
(>IRCUS-BOwERY AMPHI rHEATRE-CHRlST-
~ day. Three performances. Morning at l0-Afer-
2Evening att The entire Troupe of lands, Lent.
and Coz the all the ponies dancing
horses, &c. Boxes Is cts. Pit 2}a cts. DDS 1t arc
M ECHANICs HALL. 472 broadway. s.,s.e. Crane
WI and Broome streets. Crowded to Overlooking with the
BEAUTY ana FASHION q New York. OPEN EVER
Original .?:HRIsTY' MlNsTRELs, The Oldest i.
tab.iansd Band in the United etates Z: T CHRIsTY
PIERCE, u. ". CHRlSTy G. ABBOTT, j. RAYNOR,
r. VAUGHN, s A, WELLS whose original and mimi in%,
respectable audi ences, and universally admitted excel
ev.v amusement OF similar character offered in this city
Admission % Children under 10 years, half
Door at 2; CONCERT will at O'clock On
Christmas Day Afternoon Concert Doors open o'clock
Conccrt witt commence at O'Clock die 7t"rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25
EoR a SHORT TINE LONGER-MRs. PELBY's.

NOR A SHORT TINE LoNGER-MRs. PELBY's
celebrated collect on oil scipiuai Stauay consisting OF
subjects the sgs Of e:~Ths Tn Of our savour The
iaerpSsf. FsniIyi. u now open at Ill Broadway late
r. m II SRps as seo eveIy II.
Ote' divne services from r. NJ. to TO- r. NJ Children half
prce d23 3Irrc
w E; A. Marshall sian ger Mr.. J. Wallaea, Jf-Chr,-
afP1F R'fsTsf
mo, NJ J. W. Wallc YC.pg Wmo M Yhea,ley; Ran.
nth. Fa as HHE$
FH AT vTR2TTINe, lat e. BE soss EN-
e h.ati "a h.ss. viii positive lake place. en- Sue,d,y
iex sSh iHstSt Ssipss. Que O'Clock, N e the u ion
Ie1oqs The tack returning Immediately after the
ton ol the spot dZo II -ye
NJVEL ANO INTERE sri MOTIFS new aud 9 omicsl
MIN LsWaENCE, imporeref stationery and ancy AIti'
4 LAIlN - CANAKY BINDs-signor Antonio spinetto,
l. No. ss osd%sy ne%iy opposite The Theatre oyst
" Trays carpet a, 70 aud z and aud 81
vel eases A-YsdI.s ia particular Admission a5 CENTS
chiieren halt price d236t.I
pUEN 4 VISTA BOWLING NLLEY-Grcat spot for
ID the Holidays secol A Vs'ey street between Church
eod GI-eoweh Price l2H cents asrog DE-. et.Ie
MA ass bpAss MELODEuS 10, AND ALoOhpE;
Musical mcnt, safe aase assortment Of
ca a'gansa.s EDWARD BACK, 81 Fulton street, cor
SVLGNDID ROSE WOOD PIANO FORTE FOR
- SALEAn elegant hnished superior toned 81 octave,
Gothic ranne aud snd Piano Forte made to order b.
Of the first makers an Germany offered FOR sale At avery
les bagaip $3.50 being chly worth owe $3.50 The Piano
Fl,s cas DC -nted to be- for tone touch and fosh
y superior instrument aud be $50 Spring be.
tween ,ufons az Thompson streets. d$ l2t'rc
DIyNV FOHiEs FOR HlRE-J 2. RENDER.
U SON, manufacturer OF Piano Fortes so Broadway,
has constantly hand of superior
aud nah gany sort,s kept expressly for hire
save and well selected stock popular Nu.c
violin and guitar Strings &c, $40 Broadway between spr,ng
mi Pdnce di4 l2tsrrc
TVHn sHISTOCRATIC MONITOR, FOR CHRIST.
MASpfesrnts 10 its p1trona beautiful and poetcsl pa.
Yer tie gres Festival OF christmas; Criticisms on Ma
Of IN, ashOuabes; Warrington Letter. excellent; Boston
Lsteft highly in1restng Stories Punch and ohcr
RERFORD s. co, No. Astor House. dN as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-26
A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS.

- . February 18th, Is47.
IS cts. Au nn0Nle' Efq Pan I'd
Nos- . ana 10 Martin tie Founding, bv sue-ia.
70 Chambers Enc yeloisdia English Ltrr,,n,. o.
Buys =" 'AeNs IN h'a Life by Lady
acted BY Mr. FoTres-l2 @"'1Ah Movies, as
NO ia Lsuers Living Ase-Is
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