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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-27


Society Library Rooms, 5i3 Broadway
Eighth Week
UNDATED SUCCESS
Increased Attraction.
The Original and Celebrated
CAMPBELL'S MINISTRIES,
The Oldest Band in the United States,
Under the direction OF q. A. klmberlyD
xXrHOSE CONCERTS, the last fofIysix nights, have
w been overlooking by the fashion and e 81
the city beg announce that they VIII nave tne pressure
OF continuing their very popular entertainments
Every Evening this Week,
with an entirely new and original Programme .
The manager respectfully announces al engagement WIN
Messrs Henry Charles and IA Bishophree popular vocal
lists will make their hrst appearance WIN ihs company
on MONDAY evening when they VIII have the honor OF IN
reducing for the first time the following and original
pieces, VIZ - 49, ,
Opening Chorus Darkies master has gone TO town
Poor Nelly Ann-original snd new
Miss Julia Tanner'-Orginsl and new.
Emma Snow.
The Negro Traveller to oregon')-orgnsl and new
Faithless ran'-new.
Belle Of Baltimore-new
Ride on Darkies'-new.
Bella ROsa-OTginal and new.
Operaiic Chorus Burlesqus from Ernani-wniIen eS
pre-sly for the Campbels.
Revolutionary Echoes-new
Mr. Luke West
will appear every night In his celebrated
Highland Fling and Army and Navy Daoce
and the celebrated
Statue Dance by Messrs West and Peel.
Doors open at 7-commence at precisely.
Admission Is cents
In rehearsal great variety Of and original music
and will be introduced In quick succession
NB-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, for the conven-
ience Ofsmies, there will be- performance, commencing
o'clock Admission Is cts-chidren half price, s25 wis
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TRUSSES.

rr,ttr LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT 10 tho
i city over twenty different patterns, including soma
SHOULDER BRACES,
OF the noe, approved patterns abdominal supPorer eody
belt. saspensory bsndsges &C wholesale end retail oy
''' C. r. RING, 1872 Broadway, cor. John-st.
AZ lmiseod SaTusIh
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C. CHAMBERLAIN, Auctionser.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE. -
i CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN will sell on the P'cm
SEES 81 Markets. TUESDAY the ION Of October next
AT 10 o'clock the contents Of the Of the late Ghss
DAVIS deceased consisting Of new and secondha hand stand
Ing and running rigging, anchors cables Ne Also, rope
Terms cash BY order OF JAS. > THAfEH,
.0s toto Public Administrator
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Nofire 10 Mariners.
Snnken. &c.

We understand al ,h- Buoy Gloucester hsrer IA
either drined o. OF become mIsplscet
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$50 BROADWAY

- TINNEsANT 1NSTfTt re, 90 bhoaD"ai'
ONT. J. l.. HATTON (Pianist and vocalist from Lon
dou begs 10 announce that he will give his popular enter
aireni at the above Institute Monday "Wednesday and
Friday evenings Sept % n ard % In the course OF these
entertainments Mr. Hson will introduce some entirely new
songs-slso specimens OF the Classical Pauofore Music Of
the celebrated Dr. Felix Mendellsohn Barthoidy Tlckeis
81 cents each % be had the music stores the Institute
and II Mr Hauon Asor House To commence al O'Clock
4 change IN the programme each evening 81 sMiWSF'
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,,.IE INDIA RUBDER sUOEs.-MTN

CTL RN co VAL sell, on HuhspAf' al ~ oelocs'
% Front 20O fjf58 pairs indatubber shoes
mems wOmens and chldreDs sizes hguer-d end plain OF
superior quality. $50 cases mems and womens mznufse
ufed nbbers Catalogues Will be- ready, and the shoes
ranged for amin the day before the sale 81 Jus
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AMiJSEMitNTS.

~ "
NiBLO,-. A>TOR-PI.ACt. BROADWAf.-
4 ' Bogus 81 n precisely WM NlbLO respectfully an
nouucs. % the public that be has selected full ant choice
company. order represent with unsurpassed effect dur
The residue Of the variety OF ne best dramsuc
PLAClDE Miss ISABEL DICKINSON TUESDAY
EVENING, Sept p. Overture. amer which >heridans
Comedy called the
RIVALS, or A Tnp TO Bath
Sir Anthony Absolute MR.. n Fscidc
Capt Absolute. antcnhof FAX snd.....C W Clarke
Orngger. Charles David John Senou.
Acres............r Placids Mrs Mslsprop Mrs Charles
lntermisson OF fitsen minutes
To conclude with the comic sketch OF
EATON BOY.
Fanny Ms, Isabel Dickinson Tom Miss Isabel Dickinson
Doors open s6i. Commencing al u. Admission = ci'
DURTON,s THEATER, CHAMBERssr
ID TUESDAY EVENING, Sept ~, the performances viii
commence with 4 Divertfement consisting OF
Pas Fccossais by. Miles Juia snd Flors
Pas de Trois by. NJ schmidt VI lies Adelaide and Mahilde
Ater which, ID time. new Burletts the
WOMAN Halter
Baron Rsvenspurg iynne Lens VI =, Lvie
Aner which Pas Ariel on the Tight Rope by { Nluiher
To conclude with new Comic Ballet Panlom me called
Los SEGADOREs. or The Corn Threshers
Groignard ..... NJ Antoine. Is Belle NJ ia Adesde'
Prces-Dress Circle and Psrqueue, ~ cts. Family CIR
Gle . cls Doors open al 7-Cuuain Will rise 81 y.
DKOADWaN THEATER.-Doo open nj per
DfOmance TO begin ~ y O'clocA-Il EsDAh ~ EN-
ING sept % will be acted the elegant Cofredy called
BORN To GOOD IL Ck, or An lrishmans ortlne
Paudeen ORafertv. Collins Nua.........Mrs W ais
To be followed by the IRISH POST
To conclude with the laughahle Farce Of
KISSING GOES BY FAVOR
Dress Circle and Psrquee Is cs Family Circle and p
nor Tiers 2,rfs. Gallery entrance Anthony ~ cts
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teeIh hardcns INC gums, sNeelels DE Ura, sud y WlUI
exception most beautiful and economical article ever
made Sold China boxes foras al 81 Chaanst - eod
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CONNECTICUTM MUTUAL LIFB lNsI RANCE
~ COMPANY .-Oire 81 Walls--Cortinues 70 insure
az ansi al Of Life Rsks more fayofsoe
than any other Company Persons Insured now, Will pAlu
cpaie the annual dividend The hsi ~ February neN
Local REFEkENcEs-Pheps, Dodge co frederieA
D.m.ue Fso n d MORGAN. Agent
IS Saw I'M. J. w.JUDD, Agent for Applications
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to Water Cure.-Dr X I. TRAIL, who started the
rs Hydropac inst luton .l Amer receives Aids 40
his coInmOdiOu- establishment - Laghsi one door from
s. JOha'--paS Bslng with dOuches. showers Sc
each hO0r Outdoor practice attended io. Conslia-
lions =. s.1 limos
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d. d. NASH, Auctoneer.
ARCP STOCK OF FRESH GROCERIES.

Il AhGE >TON N Or
L-THlS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, al 81 Greenwich avenue.
corner OF Charles large stock Of groceries, comprising
bags coffee large quantity OF brown, white and loaf
nour liquors In barrels wines In glsss, cigars, fruits,
spiees, soap wax. sperm and alow candies poasses OIL
and oil cans scales and weights &c &c The above sock
is worthy the attention VI dealers SO IL
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~. Jones's AMBER Tooth Pnstc.-Itwh

The members Of the above Lodge requested 10 Doe pur
tual 10 their attendance Oh Tuesday evening 4ih iust
sX5 p GEORGE ". LOWEhBE y. O.
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SS REWAgD-Left on the front seat o. box , Al
% he Park rfesfer Yesterday evening, -'h nst a
IVORY op-ra gas morocco case lined - N cI -
The person who iotd IL VIII receive the above - arr ,
Park Th-aier - llg
| OsT-ln gong from Teuth-sL through Tnirh-sv, 70
LSevrrh-st coral bfscr-t The finder VII 1e snii.-
bly, rewarded by rsying e Il drug Of K I VIC
GINS on the corner Ct Thirt-sN and Tsnih-st a. y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-03
ny OVERLAND EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE UNION.
One Day IN -Ydcanoe Of the Mail.

We received yesterday morning, by Overland En-
press the New Orleans Picayune of the eth ult and
the Mobile Tribune of the 2sth, twenty -four hours IN
advance OF the government mail
We ind few items in the Pcayune in addition to
what was given in teegraphic despatch yesterday.
These we subjon
ELECTION or STATE TREASURER By THE LOUISIANA
LEGsLArURE.-We have already informed readers
OF the dissensions among the wings in the Legislature Of
louisiana by which democratic United States senator
and State printer of the politics have been chosen
This state of things has also led TO the election OF Gen
Joseph Walker, democrat State treasurer. General
VIM. De Buys, the caucusjcandldate OF the wings was
Withdrawn in convention, for reason not men
toned
The SENATORIAL ELEcTIoN.-The result of the cleo
ton tor United States senator has given rise to consdera
Bile aspery of feeling among OF the members OF the
Legislature, may be by the annexed paragraph
from the Picayune:
Senatorial FracIs Yesterday morning. before the lieu
tenant governor took his President of the Senate
two member of that body-Messrs Parllan and Martin
had some words with another from which they got &c
blows deal of confusion ensued amongst the grave
gentlemen assembled in the Senate chamber and no small
difficulty in keeping the contestants apart
Some called the Senate ORDER by proposing the Hon
Walter Bfashear president pro tenn wherenpon quiet
restored and the Senate proceeded TO transact more
appropriate business 1t is supposed the rencontre grew
out OF the election of United States senator the day before
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ny n. GKEEN. yyucfleneer.


I'koSIEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRY
GOODS AND SHOESA AT AUCTION.-On Wednes
lay The sh instant shall SELL by order of the trustee at
the grocery and drygood store of Sth Car
son and * streets, near the engine house. Navy Yard,
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock, and continued daily
unit, all Is sod very extensive assortment above
named articles, viz;
Java. Lasuayra, and Porto Rico coffees
Gunpowder, imperial and young ny son tea, ia half
and quarter chests
Loaf crushed cry salzed, and brown sugars
Raisns. flour, starch, indigo, spices
Sperm and other oil
Moasses, in hogsheads and barrels
Vinegar, rnackere wooden
Brushes, brooms baskets, ropes, &c.
Hardware, locks, bolts, hinges nails
Shovcs spades, pots, ovens, kettles, gridlrons, nc.
Fancy and brown soap, sperm and mould candles
Wine. brandy, gin, spirits, whiskey, &c all OF good
quality
Also, large lot of cigars and tobacco OF the most
choice brands
Also a large lot of shoes and boots in and on
shelves
Also a large lot of dry goods such
Cloths cnssimeTes cassinets, tweeds
Bedckng, bleached and unbleached cotton
Calico, linen, buttons trimmings, &c.
With the store fixtures. patent balance and Other
scales, weights and measures, glass cases, writing
desks, Nc, with number OF other articles NOT
necessary enuInerare.
The above stock being large, the public particulu
good quality andihey will worthy Of their
ton.
Terms; All sums OF and under $25, cash S25,
credit of Co. 80 and 40 days. for approved endorsed
f. w. RlSQUE, Trustee.
Feb 2-6t A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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Mr.. d. Wlmot, of Pennsylvania, is not content with
the notoriety he has gained by his Proviso We must
have the Wilmot Prouiso No 9. He has proposed a
scheme of direct taxationto fall we pr esume, heavily
on the slaves of the south Fortunately this day it
rejected in the House, several of the wings voting against
it.
The administration does not ask such idle schemes
and such mischievous allies If this representative from
Pennsylvania content with consulting wiser coun-
sellers, he had better set up school of his own and
call it the Wilmot school If he means, however, TO
cooperate with the republican party, we advise him to
consult and act with them The administration has laid
down its platform. Pursue IFS measures of finance
LET them be honestly carried out, and we shall require
no direct tax; but we will obtain what money re-
Quire on moderate terms.
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ny II. GREEN. .7.scfIo.eer.

L,RENCH CLOCKS, GIRANDOLES, CANDELABRAS,
l. PLATED WARE, Ac, at Auction.-The subscriber,
thankful for the prompt attention of the public tho
OF the aboye-naIned articles Tuesday evening would
respectfully inform them that he will continue tle sale on
Satu fday evening the 9th instant o'clock
his auction room Concert Hall, when there will be an ad
dltion TO the former stock advertised, Of
large music box, which plays six tunes
fine brace duelpg pistols
l do o barrel revolver
! set OF silver plated dessert knives and forks
z fine portable dressing shaving
with many other fine and useful articles necessary
enumeraie
travel. A. GREEN
reb St Auctoneer
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The Wonders OF Galvanism.
INu AT musler{hus mower which makes the

THAT mysterious power which makes the heart beat,
causes the peception Of vision hearing and sensation;
which brings play the btleties Of ntelect which gov
acoa; IN short, the thread Of s is the nervous aud
Recent discoveries in science have demonstrated hat ms
can effect the various motions the organization, when
the has partially , absent Or snI h
surprising that the beautiful and efficient
G nv Saeas EfS BEE &c
LET'S &c. should etfcien, in the cure OF many
and cha which have heretofore been deemed
other diseases which benefit of CHRISTlE'S gal
vanic articles is permanent, be mentioned dyspepsia.
paralysis fits bronchitis neuralgia, spinal gen
era debility rheumatism goat and all other ner-
The following statement from gentleman well known
in the city of New York
DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUS DEBILITY.
~To Dr. Cnnr:rESir: If you deem mycase of sufficient
interest, you mt bertyto publish IT, About 70 years
ago dsocated ankle which ace'Innt cansed me great
suffering. Callouses formed on the limb and the
physicians unable to set it for two years. during which
msi was entirely unable to walk line nary Together e
the whole system, which accompanied with severe
ooaa suggest but without until the application
your gnlvanc articles | used the eALvAsIc BkLT band
oana aev e @ DAYS e Tie Of these articles the ankle
gradually recovered very the dyspepsia entirely
e ss' we're fhass quite gained The eh BY the
continued use OF Graham bread ana various norms and
JOHN HEGEMAN, 254 East Twenty nth street.
And policeman of the Eighteenth Ward of New York
CAUTION.
The great celebrity and of Dr. CHRISTIES gal
articles has caused them to be countereted by
prncpled persons To guard the public against dcccp
ton there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
in each city town, from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained All sold elsewhere are spurious and
worthless. No pedars travelling agents will any
count, be mployed. tE3&
All applications requesting further information regard
ing with Dr. Christie should be addressed TO
d. C. MOORHEAD, AgentG General for the U. g..
No 1872 Broadway, New York
Only agent in Washington, ID. c.,
nj. H. STEVENS, No. 1, Browns Hotel
Feb 3--ThSNMif
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Yv n. GREEN. .ssscftomeer.

TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, &c, AT AUCTION
L On Friday the 4th inst. shall sell the cigar and
bacconist of G.. T. Hail. Pennsylvania avenue,
between Al and 9th Streets adjoining Haydens ewely
store 10 O'clock a. m lot Of first quality cigars and
tobacco, viz:
$4,000 best quality cigars of various brands
500 pounds of best quality chewing tobacco OF various
brands
With many other articles in the tobaccons line not
cessary to enumerate. -
Terms, All sums of and under 1925, cash $26,
credit of thirty and sixty days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Feb l-3t Auctoneer.
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CLIMATE OF MExco.-The city of Mexico is nine thou
SAND ieet above the level OF the and in this locality
narrow chests and diseased lungs are unknown Will
tom the extreme diluon Of the atmosphere animal sub
stances never become pod, Notwithstanding proximity
to the equatog, and consequent high temperature
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-03

IRISH MtRTn AND MusIc.-We happy to be able to
tate that Sam. Lover the inimabe impersonation OF
Everything witty and admirable in Irish will give
Irish evening" in Caruss saloon on Monday event ng
The entertainment viii embrace Rory O'Nore's
tream," " The flooded hut of the Mississippi New
Soatoes" &c with some of his best songs To those who
hea I'd the author OF Rory OMore,
tainment.
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Supreme Court OF the United States.
THURSDAY, February 3, 1915.

THURSDAY, TVUFUdTy TSFo
Nos 81, -, The Planters Bank of Mississippi, plain
,if in error, ps Thomas L. Sharp ct oi and Baldwin
Vail, and Hufty, plaintiffs in error, James Payne
ct al.
The argument of these causes continued by Mr.
Webster for the defendants error and BY Mr. Sergeant
for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, ii o'clock
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Change Of Programme every Evening

NhhhSc Oh Fro8rNHhmc evcKy Evening.
go DIR. COIALYER'S MODEL ARTISTES,
From Royal Academies of Design of London and Paris
will continue their Living Embodiment of the Fine Arts
for another week at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, SEVENTH STREET.
The representations will consist of the choicest works of
the Great Masters in Painting and Sculpture including
Powers celebrated Of the GREEK SLAVE; and
I. PerstcOs Columbus and ne Xndtam Girl.
For particulars ptve programme each evening
Admittance 5Ocents. Personcations half
past O'Clock Jan. 31-dlw.
TIME National Birih-Nlght Ball Will be held nj
Jackson Hall the evening OF the I'D of February,
lS43 "
PATRoNEssEs. 9ttaA
Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Adams, Mrs Madison,
81, Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
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Mr. Cobb, member of the House of Representatives
from Alabama has been detained from his few day.
by ndsposton We are happy to learn that he is con
Yalescent and was able to attend in his seat day
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DOWERs's Statue of the Greek Slave II on
exhibition the Odeon OF Al street and Penn
syvania avenue, from O'Clock, M, until 10 O'Clock,
Abundance rs Season tickets ST. Pamphlets l2i
Jan 2l--tf
LNOR RENT, the House I'm Granite Row, lately in
the occupancy of Captain Chauncey. 1t is in perfect
repair Apply to Mrs Gsdsby, the store Of n Nc
Blair Feb. I-3t'
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tho LET-The large in the buildings Of the
Hetel Jan 24-f
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-31
James Nicholas,
vs..
IN CHANcERY.

Samuel Dinsmore. f3ti3tEl
TIME said Samuel Dinsmore is hereby no.
Il ,i6ed that OH the 10Th day Of October,
A. D. lS4s, the said James Nicholas filed
in the Clerks office Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas in and for Putnam county, Ohio
his bill in Chancery against him; which said
bill sets forth among other things that in the
wear le45, several Judgements al law were
recovered against sad Nicholas and Dns.
more. in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county Of Putnam, and befoie John
Detienbaugh, Justice Of the Peace for said
county, which said judgments and costs
amount together TO the sum Of one thous-
and three hundred and thiriy-two dollars
and FIVE cents, and one hundred ffiy-six
dollars interest. That Of the said amount Of
the said judgements, cost, and interest the
sum of eight hundred dollars was paid out Of
the joint property Of said Nicholas AID
Dips,nore, ard that The said Nicholas has
maid the balance Of the said sum of the said
judgments, and the costs and interest, towt:
Five hundred and thirty-two dollars and 1--WE
cents, and one hundred and fifiy-six dollars
interest, out Of his own individual property
and money; and that the said Samuel Dins-
more is possessor, as Of fee, of lands and
tenemenis, situate in said county Of Putnam.
The object and prayer Of which bill is that
The said Samuel Dinsmore may be decreed
to contribute his proper share and proportion
of the said balance paid by said Nicholas
at short day, and that in default Of said
contribution and payments the lands Of said
Dinsmore may be sold, and tho proceeds Of
such sale applied TO the payment OF such
part Of said balance Of five hundred and
,hiriy-two dollars aud five cents of princ-
pal and costs, and one hundred and fifly.six
dollars interest, as may be Justly and equ,a-
blv due from said Dnsmore TO said Ncho-
las
And the said Samue Dinsmore will fnrh-
er take notice that unless he appear and
plead, answer or demur 10 said bill within
sixty days after the next term OF the Court
of Common Pleas in and for said county Of
Putnam, the said James Nicholas at the first
term o. said Court next after the expiration
of said sixty days, will apply TO said Court
10 take the matters and things set forth in
said bill for confessed, and 10 decree there
on accordingly. ~.
By JOHN J. ACKERMAN,
sodw Solicitor for complaint.
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THE BEST
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progress of all Mechanical and Scientific
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construction, management and use Of all
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ished, anil of mt re Importance to The inter
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LAND WARRANTS.

The subscriber would inform those hold
ing soldiers Land Warrants. that he is al
ali times ready 10 aid in locating, and 10
locate, the same in the counties of Putnam,
Paulding, Henry and Van Vert, for such Sc
may desire 10 settle or locate their land in
any Of these counties. The subscriber has
an extensive acquaintance with the country,
is well aware of the best locations, and
is confident he could render eff ficienl service
10 those who may engage biz assistance.
L. f. HA WILEY,
Surveyor of Pusna m County.
KALIDA, Aug. %, lS4S.