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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31
AMUsE MENTs.

QOWERY THEATRE NEW YEARS DAY. MONDAY
~ Afternoon Jan. WI, be performed tho FIRE ,NNEx-
SIR Calder 81 Rhods Mr. n B. Clarke Rob the Rhymsr hr
Minans Beiphgbe Miss NJ Taylor. RICHARD III K'chrd
Mise =. DeIp; Lady Ann hrs Herbert TIE HOUSE DOG
Dust Mr. Winsng Cocela, ~ Herber. The eveninss Per
formantes Will COMPRISE tho tragedy Of WALLACE-was,e
NJ Ctrks Kirt psFck Mr. Stevens Lady 8een Mar Mrs
Jordsn LOVES sTRATA1EMs-Gr~nd Duke Of Stiff n zach
Squdltz Mr. Scott: Prince Lud~ig Chrsisntdt wh,m
Mr. II. pslL II Mss N. Taylor TIE FORTY Thieves
-Casm Baba Mr.. J. n. SCOTT; Sussaphs Mr.. winans.
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CaATBAN,
~ New Years DayAondsv Afsersuon. Jan. I, will be
form ed the drama Of the DUMB GIRL or
Mr. arlar Count Corverio Mr. Tilton; yuee Miss Car
line To conclude with the pantommc oallod HARLEQUIN
EDWARD Afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Col aoine Clown Davis
Coumbne Mics (aIine. Doors ut Sourt,in riss At
The Evening Perform will commence with DAMON AND
Pf1nIAS Dsmon Mr. r. Scott; Pythss Mr. W. Clarke;
Casnthe Mss Aetayer of which, tbs Vienna Ballet Troupe
Of the HARLEQUIN Doors open Mt 6H-curtain rises att
M ECHANICS HALL, NO 472 BROADWAY, sETW ZEN
yl GRIND and Broome sreets commenced Monday Oct
3D. and will continue night further
week OF the opening The original and CHKI3TYS
nINsTRELS Organized In 1872 tn FIRST TO HAHMONIZk
NEGRO MELODIES, AND 0kIGINATOkS OF rae PRE-
STINT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENrsRTAIN
nkNTS whose concerts In this city for period Of months
the honor Of the ladies and gentlemen Of
York and vicinity that hev will give sees OF popular
Concerts introducing variety Of their original Songs Chorus
ses Characteristic Dances &C. Admission Doors open
att Concert will commence ut o'clock An Afternoon
every saturday commencing At eolookP NJ under the
nement and direction Of T. p Chriaty On DAY
An Afternoon Concert commencing at o'clock. y. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31
AMUsEMENTs.

RkUADwAY TaEAIKk-k A. MARSHALL. PROrRIE
II tor-honday Evening Jan l. New Years Night viii BE- pro-
sesto Sixth time. romantic speoaols. ave acts
ma tises from he novel Of Alex Dumas Tor no
entitled TaE COUNT or hoNTE-caIsrO-gdmondo sntes
afterwards Count OF assuming
spugger Saoad the Greek an English Traveller aud Preach
Able Mr. Lester Mons kore Mr. vaohe Old Dantss Nc
rsrd; None Bon,is Mr. Shaw sernand Mr. FrederickE
sherwosd ORES Circle ard Psete rs Family Circle
70 CENTS Gallery l2S cents DO ct hsW ~.s.6
RURfONB fHkArKE. CHAMBERS srREEr-vOvD4Y
Evening jan u rev Years Night, will be presented rae
CaLlFORN 4 GOLD MINES-Mr Brouso, Mr.. Jordan, Old
hreee MI Hamilton Jacob Brcee Mr. Johnston rhady ORoo
de MI Brougham Bddy Miss Barber TaE
light WAfCH-Pies Dubos. NJ Burton; Marquis Msr.
vile Mr. G. Jordan Jnequot Mr. Johnston; Ninette Mrs.
Br ugham. WHERE'S BARNUAi-Mr Smiler, Nr. Brougham;
sPsses hr Burton; ys Smith. Miss Morgan To
elsde with SEEING THE ELEPaANT-t suolens Mr. 7.
Johnson; rh Katy Mrs Downing Dress Circle s0c; Family
Cssh ., seoose Ter sbe Door 81 6koursil risssa
NJ ITcHILLs OLYMPIC THKATRR-MOND,Y EVEN
" nE J.s New Years Night, the PA oHIAN BOWER
his' Mary Cannon Mars Mr. Reynolds Escuapiu Mr.
Clark Venus n,s phi,gs Cupd Miss Nicknson; To be fol-
no DsaIocbo Mr. N, .en Psuine Miss Clarke; Nnst
Fo,rd; n sesrup Miss Mary Cannon To conclude with
froc, Mr. Arnold Quasmodo Mr. Nick
ipson GreI eoire Mr. onover Esu erald
Dress Circle Cd cents Upper Bsxes 49,; Pit Ike Doom
6A, curtain will Att.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

CHIRTS FOR CALlFORSIA.-THOSE IN WANT OF
~ shirts can make saving Of full ~ per cent BY calling
wOOLFH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

II board information SIS to $50 par week Price At
% iSa Ts .S
IN Pickles % % sd iSa S. oh , w
$SIo. $50 This kes $40 ibs food ~ per day
listers Of lbs each without bone ain perfectly their natural
favor and naIsiCq: ..es for p They
streams Of the country They render the cooks boarding
to bs G s or Ss
any distance and not good beef you get
nGs
see Sse he n 81 Sy gran So sS
week in California All goods sold At their establishment
Lon SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, AND TUE GOLD
30 NE sSm%anssd Cap. Cameron ssss.
late r,t in command Of the u gse Macedonian under Com
win 3n q jsaSsy 70 frederick I 3srs sn
who DISTINGUISHED him self in saving the lives in the
and Surgeon expedition Which Is made up Of
ss S t Ss sTs
al q sesSSs Of the AsoosGn The ship will have
meal s q do Ike liz: % DO sugar TO- potatoes 50 beams
Tho $ snS 81 viii &
% ID sS Co
sn ss via h s shs9
SPpcssd thu. tie ship In that port viii be worth from 80 70
offers superior ADVANTAGES in many respects sAs tho Lists
' s i S.S nDS 70 BE- ssy
pIsss street rsSs taken on ,r% terms
hses'Hu, VIII buSre Oh y hreoshd vessel Sow
III o FOR CALIFORNIA-FOR SALE CaEAP TIE WELL
Known Public House Aanthus BY Francis G.
spcgbt for srg he s going California Inquire on
the rtmes corner OF averey Place and ycDouaa street
E0RsAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, ON TUESDAY, THE
I'd JanIaIy-TEe sa clipper built
cd schooner Samuel Roberts Robert Anderson having
ter part OF her cargo engaged going od will positively
sail MS above For bulk OF 30 bbs freight pa sage having
WILLIAMS, 100 Front street.
CALIFORNIA GOLD-PFEIFrERAN AND PRANCKE MANU-.
aserers Of ewelry and watches No S5 Courtsndt street,
would the trade and public In general that they have
made mp large Assortment OF fine and fashionable ewery
California gold for the present holidays which they offer to
the trade and ttcr friends at the lowest wholesale NJ B.
&C. r Pfeiher, Matchmaker. formcrly 1853 Broadway.
DAssAcE oNLY-FoR CALIFORNIA. TO SAIL ON rae
Master win positively sail the 3h having cargo on
board For passage with superior odaops
Apply on board, ut Pier East River JONES JOHNSON ~
Wall street. Cabin passsge $3.50.
CH!RTs FOR CALlFoRSIA.-rHosE IN WANT OF
" shir" can make saving Of full pei cent calling
Wholesale Shirt Mandatory 81 Maiden Lane.
INDIA RUBBER TsUhKS-CALIF0RNIA TRAVELLERS
may find most excellent substitute for trunks
proof bag made the best vanzcd rubber and duck
required by parties in CALIFORNIA; by calling at % Courtand
street where lair prices prompt execution Of orders and
OF goods may te found In store For se and warranted
by the manufacture. H0RACE IT. DAY.
% Courtlaudt street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VNRENCU CALF ROOTs FOR IN UsIrAJJY FINE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

DAssAcE oNLY-roR CALIFORNIA. TO SAIL ON rae
3pth- The fast sailing bark Exprcss Thomas L. Boss
Master win positively sail the 3Ot cargo on
board For passage with superior odaops
Apply on board ut Pier O. East River. JONES JOHNSON ~
Wall street. Iabin passsge $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31
HO! FOR CALIFORNIA.

NOR CALIFORNIA-PAsSAGE ONLY-TaE NEW AN
fast sailing bak Harriet Newell Lockwood havr
her oil engaged and ready sail few DAYS can accom-
modate four five passengers, Application INN
diateIy to RICH RID ". JE5SUP, l7S South stree at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

EOKSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFOKNTA, ON TUESD AY,TH
I'd JanIaIy-TEe sa clipper built
Cd schooner Samuel Roberts Robert having
nter part Of her engaged going osd win positively
sal MS above For bulk Of 30 bbs freight pa sage having
WILLIAMS, 100 Front street 49, - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

TIN ROOFING FOR CALIFORNIA-THE SUBSC 2IBERs
are prepared to all orders for
the above They be packed that the freight will
be mere tre Instructions and model will
roof so that an inexperienced hand building O
square fse IN from to two days Orders
amount will be attended TO in by OF
tends leaving in few days for the above place. Some
already con Peted for that market may be O. w.
Trembleys Mandatory, l36 Chryse street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

Ito FOR CALIFORNIA-FOR SALE CHEAP, TIE WELL
known Public House Aanthus. kept BY Francis C.
Spoeh reason for selr he going to California Inquire
the PREMISES Of avey Place and ycDouaa street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

CALIFORNIA LoLD-PFEIFrERA AND PRANCKE, MANU-.
feturcrs Of ewelry and watches No 5 Coursndt street,
would inform the trade AID public in general that they have
California gold for the holidays which they
the trade and their friends at the lowest wholesale pee N B.
&c. f. Pfeiher. matchmaker. formcrlv 1853 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-31

CA!LFoRNIA-cHARTs OF THE LATEST PUBLICA.
tion and superior and second
sale low by d. EGaERT Il son, go Pc ar street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

But n.,bler nate was SING
When the British, id and young,
To her bands oT music sung
Hearts ofook -
Cheer cheer, fr,m park and tower,
London town,
When he King shall ride in state
From II. James, royal gate,
And to all his peers relate
Our renOwn
NAIV.
The bells shall ring the day
Shall not close,
But blaze ofcilies bright
Shall illuminate the nights
And the wine cup shine in light
As it flows
NV.
Yet, yet, amid the JOY
And upruar.
Let rs think If them that sleep
Full many fathom deep
All beside thy rocky steep,
Elsinore!
XXNI.
Brave hearts, to 3rltain's veal
Once So true
Though deatlr has quenched your fame,
Yet immortal be your name
For We died the death of fame
With Rou
XVII.
Soft 81 u the winds of Heaven
Der your grave
While the bilow mournful rolls
And the mernald'S song condoIes,
Singing glory to the souls
OF the Brave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Tie President and The Cabinet on Internal imProrc

TIE President aid The Cabinet on Internal 3,nprorc-
Dlent.
The National lntel !encer thus refers 10 lat part
of The Presidents Message, which relales tc the subject
Of Internal Improvement.
Gas for the domestic topics which must interest the
people, find in the Presidents Message that in add
ton to firm adherence 10 the present Free trade''
Tariff and to the Sublreasury which is habualiy and
daily violated by the Government itself through It's Of
fcers the President has taken occasion bring in and
denounce the whole internal Improvement system. in
GLIDING that of the jackson and Van Buren, era
What the country would desire and has right know,
in respect TO this matter ofInlena Improvement is this
Have The Presidents Cabinet approved Of This part Of
his Message? Has Governor Marcy revoked his votes
in the Senate fo River and IIarbo improve uents, and
bis recommendation of them in estimates wing
his first report as Secretary of War2 Has Mr.. Buchan
recalled his votes The subject. both in the
Senate and the House Of Representatives? Has Mr..
Walker changed his views on this question: Has he
recalled his in the Senate for dozen sessions in
favor of the River and lIab Improvements and not only
votes, but enthusiastic speeches. going far as he who
goes farthes? DO these gentlemen now unite with Mr..
Polk in denourcing corrupt and unconstitutional the
system which they have heretofore supported with SO
much zeal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
SPLENDID KY-LIGHT
Electro DaguerreotVpes.

sGIt HIItFHDTNsSdesJy 1fNDTOFSHsSHts
NHE UBSCRIBER begs leave III the attention the
public to his Daguerrean Gallery, which he has Just
completed, and furnished good STYLE with improved
SkY-LIG1T the largest South OF the Potomac, and
constructed graduate the light 20 degree
to perfect likeness
Mr. W. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process Of making Daguerreoypes, is
bed to ret the action Of Light the subject almost instant
y to catch the most vivid expressions Of infancy
his great desideraum does with the here
toore long and tedious ing, which rendered almost i'm
possible TO keep the mobility Of features These lkenesses
far superior in point Of beauty and fee expression
heretofore produced the colours permanently pre-
served and the picture can be seen in any light
Mr. w would beg leave say, that he of the first
TO fit up yhor Daguerrean purposes and bengOne of the
first that introduced the profession this country, and his
both North and South particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk where hehas received almost unlimited patronage for
the last six years which has enabled him to employ
thirteen assistants and he is taking annually from five
to six thousand LkeDesses which he deems sufficient
antee Of the superiority of his Dlgucreotvpes.
Particular attention paid the taking OF keneses Of infant
Children Corpes, copying o Paintings Daguereoypes,
Great Depot of Daguereotvpc Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New or prices.
call most respectfully solicited whether sit for
likeness J. H. WItIIEIlU RST, Proprietor.
Call east side Main street, few doors above Franklin 10
tel Lvnchburg; II Main street, Richmond South Main
street, Norfolk and West Sycamore street, Petersburg
p. Mr. W. respectfully offers Premium, to any Da-
guereovpeist who will produce advertisement. purpo
ing tn make DaguerreotypeS by the ELECTRO G.4LT.1
NC PROCESS priorto his own, in September last.
December Tt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
r He CHOLER A.

In the Common Council of Lynchburg Il th Deem
Der, 1913.
Resolved That the Editors Of the three newspapers
published in this place, be and they hereby res
pectfuy requested to publish in their papers, the
count of he mode of treatment ofthe Cholera publish
ed in late"Baltimore American signed by Doctors Z.
W. Theobad NJ. S. Baer, add John D. Readel, com
mittee
COpy-Test
D. ROBES elk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
INK LN'kti LNKflf

THE subscriber would call the the public his
large stock of superior writing Ink, consisting OF Black
Blue. Red, Carmine Scarlet, Japan, and Copying
These inks put all bottles from ounce
quart and warranted to be Of the finest quality. MeT-
chants Clerks Courts. School Teachers, Bank Officers
and Others would do well to supply themselves with
ticlc which viii stand the time and experience. For
sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept. IS is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
X T.. fEOEss

S. B. D!TENP
HtNE Office Main Street, opposite to H.
B Richards od stand where viii be found all hours
Of the Gay unless professionally absent prepared to
all operations my profession upon liberal terms and
the approved principles; and for dura bty beauty and
taste Will warrant them unsurpassed. will also attend
all calls 10 h country and ncEhbourng villages, where the
operations viii Justify For the extraction Of Teeth du
mug The night ana the Sabbath be found my board
ing house, Mr. kearnS'
Dec. I-Sm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
WIZ. n. HL4CKFoRD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLET & BILLIARD,
EVERY MoNDAY AND THURSDAY,

EVERY MONDAY AND / THURSDAY,
-Four DJlf-. par P1ylJls n alliance No sub
.-rptton 5s r.csrtdt 0r shorter time than months
atd n5 p4D1r 7 discontinued szcept az the discretion
ofthe Eit7rs1 t9;ii an urfua-es me pad.
81 EMBELLISHMENTS inserted at 80 cents per
square orles, for srery inner rnl insertion 81. cts
per s74ue .5r ,s1 tor e-ery outer form Insertion.
E|EHi M! HRINER y required to note his us
hoo 9ny BY lrgd5s ts advertisement an ddrer-
t"ent pat 50 noted to be inserted tai ITS dtscontuua,ce
ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DVERTTSLNr; the terms are for
or'rasse 9fteo squares so for square So tor
De squire, 5n S35 Erery yearly Advertiser ,rH
J required Ito c0n fe has Advertising has particular line Of
business
y JOB PRINTING srscredneatly and srpedtiously
eL10l reLs0n15Le terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
sfbS T'.

A LEATHLR POCkET-BOOh. containing $40 90
"A f,rr Of thu Bills were the Bank the Mis-
>lur tvo lO's and 2O'>-thc remainder Virginia
Bank paper ANY person finding the above described money
will be lib rally rewarded by leaving it at brells Hotel
Ivn,hburs. Dec. :. ISIS T. A. AUSTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
POLITICAL,
A POEM BY THOMAS CAMPBELL

\ FUk.N 81 IHUNAS JAMPBELL
BEArrIE. in lis forthcoming memoirs Of Campbell.
purchased from tie London publishers b. the Harpers,
has, particularly with reference tie poets early te
great mass Of hitherto unpublished matter ofwhich.
preparatory to entering upon speedy analysis of the
work tor the Literary JJorld, present readers
the fulIowing from the English proof sheets It is frs
version Of The Battle Of the BaItic but in fullness Of
picturesque narrative in its greater length with certain
differences Zine subjects Of study in the effects of verse
it has the interest ola new poem.-Literary World
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

AL VI NJ III y pm sui.
Shoae the day,
When a British fleet came down,
Through the island of the crown,
And by Copenhagen town
Took their stay.
ILL.,
In arms the Danish shore
Proudly shofe
By each gun the lighted brand
In bold determined hand.
And the Prince Of all the land
Led them on.
".
For Denmark there had drawn
AR her might;
From her oatlle-ships s. vast
She had hewn away the mast.
And at anchor TO the last
Babe Them fight.
V.
Another noble fleet
OF their line
Rode out, but these were naught
To the batteries which they brought,
Like LevaIhans atlvat
In the brine.
VI
TWAS ten Of Thursday morn
By the chime,
As they drifled on their path
There was silence deep as death.
And the boidest held his breath
For a time
VII.
Ere first and fatal sound
Shook the food
Every Dane looked out that day,
Like The red wolf On bis prey,
And he swore his flag to sway
Ger our blood
Not such mind possessed
Engand's tar;
Twas the love Of noble game
Sci his uakpn heart on flame,
For TO him twas all the same
Sport and war.
TX.
All hands and eyes on watch.
As they keep,
BY their motion light as wings,
BY each step that naughty springs,
You might know them for the kings
of the deep
Twas the Edgar first that smote
Denmark's line
As her flag the foremost soar'd
Murray sfamp'd his foot on ard,
And an hundred cannons reared
AT the sign!
Three cheers ofal the fleet
Sung liuzza
Then from centre, rear and van,
Every captain, every man,
With li5n's heart began.
10 The fray.
XII
Oh dark grew soon the heavens
For each gun,
From its adamantine lips.
Spread death shade round the ships,
Like hurricane eclipse
OF the sun.
Three hours the raging fire
Did not slack
But the fourth, their signals drear
OfdiStress and wreck appear,
Aud the Dane a feeble cheer.
Sent US back.
XIV.
The voice decay'd. their shots
Slowly boom,
They ceased and all is wall.
As they strike the shalter'd sail,
Or in c,ndagraion pale
Light the gloom.
XIV.
Oh, death-it was a sight
Filled our eyes,
But we rescued many a crew
From the waves Of scarlet hue,
Ere the cross of England flew
O'er her prize.
XVI.
Why ceas'd not here the strife,
Oh, we brave?
Why bleeds old England's band,
BY the fire of Danish land,
That smites the very hand
Stretched to save2
XVII.
But the Britons sent to warn
Denmark : town:
Proud foes, let vengeance sleep.
lfanother chain-shot sweep
All your navy in the deep
ohdllneo GOWN
XVIII.
Then peace instead Of death
ct US bring!
1fyou'il yield your coaquer'd feet,
" it'll the crews, at Eng lands feet,
And make submission meet
To our King
XIX.
The Dane return'd, truce
Glad to bring;
He would yield his conquered fleet,
With the crews, al England's feet,
And make submission meet
To our King!
Xxx.
Then death Withdrew his pail
From the day,
Aud the sun lcok'd smiling bright
On a wide and woefu sight
Where The fires Of funeral light
Died away.
XXI.
Yet all amidst her wrecks
And her gore,
Proud Denmark blest our chief
That lie gave her wounds relief
And the sounds Of joy and grief
Flll'd her shore.
XXI.
All round, ouilandish cries
Loudly broke;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
CARRIAGE and Harness,

ONE PAIR CARRIAGE HORSES, and one iron axle
TWOItORSE WAGON. The wagon made by Brad
lev use and has been used only three
weeks
TERMS - credit Of SIX months will be given, the pur
chaser giving negotiable satisfactorily endorsed, bear
Ing interest from the day of sale.
Dec Esd A. COCHRAN. Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
EREST S.SEE,

DI virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to me by Will
ID Bradley bearing date the ga Of September. ISIS
daily recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court
Ivnchburg, Will sell, at public auction Saturday the .
Of December, Onst) at the Market House, in the town
LYME hbur at o'clock the following property, Oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
" have On hand a large and handsome assortl
READY MADE CLOTHING,

oil all kinds adapted the present season. which they offer
low tx cash at their store, door r Tvrecs office,
Main Street, Lynchbulg. \. GCGGENHFlNER,
II. ct GGENIIEINER,
5. GUCrCrENHEINIER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Light! Light

Light! Light!
CAMPHINE LAMPS and CAMPFINE, the best and
~ cheapest light use, warranted perfectly safe
received and for sale at the of the Golden Mortar by
Dec 14-lmif ID. r. LYMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
NEW FIRM.
Day C9oDSD=,

consisting part OF Broad Cloths Cassimeres Nestings,
Casslnctt, Fulled Cloth, Jeans, sc SC.
A>prnn,tantv hand, choice assortment Of Ladies
Dress and Fancy Goods Likewise Hats, Caps and Shoes
all of which will be sold at reduced prices.
\ GHGGENHEIAiER,
/. GUGGENHEIMER.
Dee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

Extraordinary Clock Heard at The Distance of three
hundred miles.-rhe varions telegraph offices along the
line from Cincinnati to Psburg thrown into
excitement last evening by ncessant and uniform tick
ing which occurred in their various registers. tap
pears that Professors Walker and Locke have connected
astronomical clock with the line in such manner
that its beats conveyed Pittsburg, for deermn
ing longitude. That clock going in Cincinnati should
tick lond be heard in Pittsburg PhilaJe phia
aud along the interior ne at and the moment,
is an item of ''natural magic" which few years
ago would scarcely have been predicted. Cincinnati
fines.
A Washington letter in the N. Y Journal of Com
merce SAYS
"Ilearn that Mr. Clay's health is improved, and that
he will be candidate for the seat in the u s. Senate,
made vacant by Mr.. Crillenden's resignation. He
said hmsefto Senator here. The legislature will
the last day of this month, and the election will
take place Immediately, Governor Metcalf holds The
seat in the meantime, under the Governors appoint
ment
Gen. Cass is also to be elected TO the Senate"
Gen. Idylor's Resignation take the following
from the New Orleans Della:
We learn that General Taylor has sent in his resi- Ina
ton as Major General commanding the Weston Divi
sion IF army, and that it VII take eff CT after the LIST
of February 1t is remarkable coincidence, that
the late order of the War Department to General lay
Tor relation the transfer Of General Iwggs from his
post the Rio Grade TO the command lately hlied by
General kearny. at St. Louis dated 7th November
the day upon which the people ordered the General 10
prepare assume, the 4th Of March next the oice
Of PRESIDENT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Clothing Establishment.

TUE subscribers have entered INTO cO-pdrncrshlp under
n ntne AMI style Of y. GUGGENHEIMER * Co.
or the purpose of conducting
6'lnrIin.r hi