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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEWBORN. OCTOBER %
MINIATURE ALaASAc....rHis DAY


CLEARED Rsfss Man Broughton MoIeh,f, Corr a. is-
Ccrssuns sarah Jackson ART Lin-rcl >esmith Walsh
Bns Lana, Winchester. Hshs, ms Counsellor, kea Bash
We Drut, Sksciiosd. Jscisou,ue
Shr Des~sr-, >to.ely. >orcs
Shop No.ss ksdy, Bh'su. fro, teoce
AkflvED-Br Lucy fo Boston, Cross Hs.na - d., sugar
NJ Coca CO Len org LISBON, snh. od for Bosion ba's
A tsh ant reported Ga The 18Th at The ~s-
hove eown her ends bot ssl. 'aoocs- and aused her 70
"a mob lsA lat g. ons ~ .qcks steamer facea tih lat
~, oa< p pssssd several oss Of mahoesny .
hfg Csftan toa lcl Marfen RI bst~n Nue,as - w
Wtlesl A. Holt len brS New Orleans Mac,
= Nlofs = m pt hss esperea-d heavy the
cus 10 e.y usdsr topss lth lat IS ns -
t-erced see O g NV spn fore AMI rAn,oPsAl--whie
q .tcd De-, had - W
bniA en ka.ss, Porter, couf. s. Am BAy JAM s. ds
ts1 ba.t Len eus prsis ct Rcstou from Cat- csen (
'1ass, Ne oa9 An vessel N port
- ~ ~
shf !uia Ahn, CrsS. Pyuouis. NC, corr
scar ips-s. Can. fhfs3slphi. eoai
Ser JNnes Barrett. Ma, Fr.5srstsoqrs. com
sce' James ssns.l isss, Pkdassipsa. eoai
btio"-ltfs aasno~n waa s<Atss 81 With 10
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pooN. AM CELLAR TO LET WITH

"a STAN POWER-Ore large rooIn % I1s ~. -
III IS Nv n feet usht sri pleasant Also ce.n Ie'e
,e.,h IA 6utings Of 70 and u bow-ry soo ~ r
To- ne h now running and the power VII PC
.rasv srS r-nt reasonable Earsnce BY Aley noa ~
soxsrv and cart,vay from EhEsoeih-st Inquire a. "a
SOR'S' Book Store. - BoWcfy. - -
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THE CAMpBELIs ARE COMING.

IrNABATED sUCCEsS-lNCREAsED ATTRACTION
L Twelfth week Society Library Rooms, ti5 brosd
wsy corner OF LeOnsrdsl TIE original and celebrated
CAMPBELLs MfNSTRELS, under the direction OF o. A.
KIMBERLEY whose Concerts the last ~ nights nave
been crowded to overfowing by highly respectable and
fashionable audiences beg to announce that they VIII con
finue their very popular Musical Entertainments E'Ehf
EVENING THIS WEEK. introducing al each Concert
Pre- ,rsmme OF their own Original Music with several new
and orginsl Dances by Mr.. LUKE WEST and Mr. A. H.
PEEL.
~ The SATURDAY AFTERNOON Concert, al >
O'Clock designed expressly for ladies' and ehdreh snd
Admission Is cents Children hslf price o1o lwa
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RroH ENGRAVINGs

. ssrvxnrD ASSORTMENT Of the finest French and
n F1y,.h Inc ard mexzoruf engrayngs hhogrspns ana
s'. 30 80 go T. ANTHONY. rs 3roadw.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

l.. y. HOUOH, Aucnoneef .
FURNITURE, &c.-THuRsDAY, Oct -, IN
Il O'clock 10 Bedfordst consisting OF chairs tsotes
bureaus ga Gee wsrdrobos, renxeraors car
pets stoves nc Also hives u bees aud empty hivss
Also wagons and ssu OF harness being the edsco o.
family going West oD mS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

r1=y- a Great Temperance Mass Meeting will
be held a, The Temperance Hail. 800 Broadway this even
ng AT 7. o'clock under the direction OF the Temperance
Alliance A. ?. VAN TUYL Chairman
B. Merchants Division $ Of r. especially invited to
be present n BLAcKMAN, AM is expected to address
,naif,oee,ing o2j IL
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OR. HOMER BOsTwICk, Lecturer s snd Aoi iSs

hR. HOMER BOsTMIth , Lecture - a '.o -
In a compIefs Pracucal Treatise 90 tne Nature alo
treatment OF the Gento Urnsry Organs Ouario n spen
did plates. -, e..-l fo,,rsf
ulusraf-f -tfrs1ri.1sr sp-,n-n o. 20 rec -.
ssasns coppsr sn-rzl-s III i-raey oi a-f tr-t ~
- 4ar- III IL nfoIttl- p-fssf- fauc- q h.i -
$3.50 10 possess unoug i-rse- -a-fs tt.i ~ lao -
- : f emit s1-y hat BE- ~ - sfoAel 81 -l-l
-,,-,.l. ii a. oy io-l1 IL lorares u no
-. 40 hsf he bob --lslf-t al - - she 'as
- ..--r.rr minute c1nrrsfsa ct ts Fork ~i kaf 80
-. n ~ .am- y 81 t-ss-s, Q 1.y t- so i-.f--sf ~
- I s-s-is 40 without 4li1cstol -gls - any o. Ne
49,. Tr-s.-- -1u.i 20 th--- B. ccrfrasi- y
- ,or-s - - ID h- nsla-f % -fFas NJ
- trs. -sts,t1a should ne tcpri-f y u- N-- i9fA 49,
M go.rk "a. don he pfo-ss1u goo sef- al -.
49, -, th- a. o-s 5f-.i ~ ~ ne & q -.
f.a. - - or oa-.Isi hat a- hss fro--c-f inq
-. go .ys,-r -hlh f.f slfss--s a1ythsn {.
- - -. I'd qrsltc- heretofore st-r t-i n - c9-1til
,nthor ~ . work entitled Hints TO Young Physicians
Antbor Of he Family Physician, and siiendrs PnySels
and surgeon to the Sewfork Medies ana saIseA 80
IL X Chsubers-.t removed 10 50 Brosdvsy ABOVE
Broe., Also Tor sale l55. lsl ~ 80 So % 6rosa-
xsy The usual monthly reports Of ms nsntaaon s..e
100 r..as md vii BOT be published for The present
olstf. HOMER BosTWlcK, MD % bro.dsS
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JOSIAH kiSHAhDS, kucuonrcfi
Dy BANGS, RICHARDS n PLATT, stcfe
D9p4 Broadway Liberal cash advances made on con-
signni.nIs FOR auction sales
Az O'Clock n the suction room.
EXTENSIVE sur OF NFw Booss-An extensive colee-
ton OF choice books generally m qusntes embracing
desirable for hbrsr-s several hundred volumes ~
the BRUSH Poets beautifully bourd prayer oooss 10 reo
velvet and bindings sct DOL books, new uvenhe
works. and miscellaneous literature
MONDAY, Oct 80, and following days, NtfM
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SsLs or EsGLIsH Booxs-lnclud-
over 100 cases principally from the fret publishing houses
lection Of modern books hitherto offered. They embrace
very srge splendid collection ofbrsry books chiefly ms
editions om the English press magazine ent and cosuy
ssd embeished and pictuI RESCUE volumes, IN foho
and ouso in seg AMI bindings Pictorial editions
OF standard works and popular works OF hcuon Tho bs
WORKS on natural history botany and flower gardening with
superb coored plates Valuable WORKS 90 theology ana
history including the writings Of most of me
eminent English snd Scotch dvines Works poetry tho
drama. architecture antiquities upmrc painting and Ni
the various " science aud Voyages and ua
wells classics books sporting and hunting eooas d
prints medicine and surgery and miscellaneous
English literature. The whole new and IN nesh uinhinks'
sod 10 be sold without reserve
Also large and valuable consigumens OF American Iuo-
csons new and fresh stock including many OF the best
Phad elphs Boston and NewYork publications., consist
ing OF standard WORKS school and classical booss, aest
aud beet editions Anpuss for 1919 and books suited 20
the holiday SESSION fine Bibles and Prayer boohs several
thousand aud elegant Juveniles medical WORKS. Lne
hsh and American stationery Se &c Catalogues are NO"
ready 49,
An PRIVATE SALE Bohn's Standard Library bohn's
Antiquarian Library, Bohn's scientific Library nonns
Classical ibraTy.
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COLLECTIONS IN OHIO BY
BENJAMIN. T. DENISoN.

CLEvELASD. OHIO.
DlCHARD B KIMBALL. Esq 81 W.l,st \. ~. VI 70 -
X sivs md transmit any business 70 me, and give A. 10
irso~.riou IN Ard 10 he laws relsnz 70 ne cor
cessay iEloilll.. - O.so ais 2sxSris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

- TO LET-The lower part of new tni,es,,,s;.ofy
s. house Ia pleasant ueighbornood IN the Tenn W arc
~ Consisting Of front and bsck basement win Cr0on
vuertgo psrors ard three b-drooIns IN rd story VIII
" - =, Y O. LlCKEY, II Nssssn-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25
,v,uE LAMPS THAT BURNED IN THE FAIR
Wbat are they and how do they differ from other Lamps
MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS.

A"' MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS.
A Az, f,on other Lamps In these particulars by a
,hos OF introducing the drsfs of cir combustion Is
noes cn.umpton Of oil less rapid and the amount
nsrrJ neary doubled by new method Of rsis
,ns r. wick IL allows Of thin central tabe oy winch
Thinner wisi car be used to The same eject
rrcIyEs TIE MOST sSiLLiANI LlSht
.o.. ,.a., = OH AT yIyry-sIx CENTS Psk GALLON
How Because In he FRET place the meta used 40
n.,,y ss can sct against oil or fame IN me seesod
p X ann hods 20 more oil than II can coniroi ana AZ
wsy.ssep In proper stale for burning why are =.
makers opposed TO this lamp 80, 80. wan, of
Lamp ike this for yet II never entered ne 49,
supply the Now see them ny 70 shove on '"e ''-
proved Solars In the language OF snsksgeHe-
THEY CAN'T COmE 1T. .,
90 m. ss4 Broadway. los Emsl
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IN UNSURPASSED by any for beauty, durability and
LII nsstness The subscriber invites examination before
~A ourrhasing elsewhere Every article warranted ID
1--WE ssfi.fsction J W KELLOGG, lle Csnsl-.I
a. lwis~Ofm
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|, tn UATTERs AND FURKIERs-Fo

Jill sac he hxiure. tools, and good viii OF ar Old es-
- tsbished Hat and Cap store with or WithouI me
sfocs fr.,rste opportunity for any person wishing 10
ronmepcs bushes. For particulars inquire Of
M st.s GRO W MYER, l3i BOwery.
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U
Bv Co, CAUTION store and 81 Pnest 2S6a19 ssloo
,ior. snd lot ~ Albany $500 and lot y Aban, 81 $500
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* TO LET small rooms with steam-po"ef u
~ Bndge-st. Brooklyn. Inquire on ne premises .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

Ipea the Seven Lectures Heroes which ne 10 no" de-
nvering al tho spoger institute at the Female Aeaaehy
brook commencing Thursday evening, at O'CLOCK
which viii be continued the successive Tuesdays and
Thursdays until closed -
SUBJECTS.
cu,ptsu,cSE . Emperor lADLLARD........P Philosopher
HfLDEBRASD.....Pope. IsIfhkk.-.s...ss.f tpo,"o'
GODFREY. CrusddeT. sofoiA s.s'ss'.''"e'Ht'
BECKET.......... Preldie -.
Tickets s-for Gentleman and Lady s1-io be had al the
door. vSo pusse
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n. TO LET-A neat Iwo-snd s-naf story house nssI
- s. Jonu park AID the whole or part Of NE urrilfe
- Ior s.le or II small family Of unexcepuonsDie 70
.p.ctsbfy should apply and zone others need taA- NJ
:, o.o--f 49, ~ o15 n
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~ HORSE AND BUGGY WANTED.-Aus
psL:o0 having sOSd S..sT s ~ . gT TO &
GUILD, - John-st. w. -
rI,ayIQR tANEs.-A Gaze with an admirable hs-
L ness of Gen Taylor. and which every Nhis snoaN
carry may be had at - Nssssust up Stairs 90 Il
IN tsoWINpOW SHADES, from 10 cents 70
ZJ.4CU $50 hrssses cord tsssels GUT cornee, pspef
hangings sc &c in proportion Merchants, strangers,
families or any one snung such articles VIII cs before
- - p.sr.a.a.,. - - o2Slts
Z nAA OvERCOATS-Heavy piloi and brown
l.UUU and black beaver, the most eles AM MAKE si1
richest trmmngs, from 81 S2Q each Cloahs, NIL ana
hs circle from - 80 each. Pants vests, dress ara
nos coats from 10 $40 each These goods were recently
ns,rrhzsed for cash They AL unredeemed pledges
fosSIw sSsUlT STORE, cor Nassau and Beekman.
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Tbe amount Of specie imported was siSli2 None
rs exported.
The Washington Ners Of the 10th gives the
ga, 81 Isnd Warrants at sl07i asl03 and no, album
,.p, In sew.York the price is -llO
The following interesting statistics are furnished
-. Ton, tho Tonoorauhcal Rureau.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aucuonecg
Dy BANGS, RICHARDS n PLATT, @cfe
dan Broadway. Liberal cash advances made on con-
''e'' rNrNINl ~,
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r. Twelfth Ward WING Committee.-A s

cial meeting Of this Committee Will be held TINS Wednes
day) evening 25.h A. y O'Clock, at the house orc
Du.rs YOrkvil!e BY order Of the Wsrd Committee.
WEI. A. DOOLEY, Chairman.
"a W 0fNrr Secretary oIj IT.
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eY- Ninth Ward.-The Wings ofthe Ninth Ward are
requested To attend meeting be held at the Northern
Exchange 273 Beecker-st on Wednesday evening, Oco-
her 2 ~ !. O'Clock, hear the report q the Assembly
Convention By order Of ROBERT PETERSON, chm
THos n BROWN Secretary. o15 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-25

I.~.men, has been completed looking to the diver.
Ps,ee eastward travel to the Erie Road by the Sen.
=. and connection with the Erie Road at II
N eject this diversion, the company have con
-, zen years with road running from the Lake
F--.,. and with an en,erprisng steamboat proprie'
rs,.e ARRANGEMENTS carried out, will enable them
.scs..engers in New.York from Geneva in fifteen
:, ar eight hours sooner than at present Upon the
boat 1. to be placed that will run the distance
-ileo in two hours and quarter, rate OF speed
Hing moot railroads snd rivslling the speed Of the
"A River boats A glance at the msp will show the
..r,snce of this arrangement. and demonstrate the
-.esbfity Of the scheme, which will enable passen-
from Buffalo to reach New York in lsi9 In twenty
!, hours instead OF thirty seven as at present The
"A. progressing as rapidly and under as favorable
.amstances as its most sanguine friends could wish.
Money is sill very tight at Boston. Messrs.
,p.hsw Ward Co.'S liabilities stated at $4,000
.eh they expect to be able TO settle satisfactorily
few months The assets are large. We understand
I, Exsecretary Henshsw not interested in THIS
osse.
The Exports from Boston last week were
Domestic IserS1s
foreign .....''.'.''.'''''''''''' -. -,
Toisl... Sre os
sane week last year 80
Decrease ei<'0
knnl
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TO So II 3 CRIBER RS.

will By entered hooks uasss s
payment the subse ription be sde In adv
forward money postage
paid by M BY
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER 10 published triweeAly dsung
Ccnx aud semi eekly during II
psrodsss than viii bs eved
prom rtioDe o he annual rates
certificate
will he suAcsnt therefor Tie
not Of any specie paying bank will be received.
authorized and by send
DAILY subscribe with $40 enclosed; ave skM
WEEKLY subscrbsrs epcIosedi i've WEEKLY
scrbes enclosed will be entitled the
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis
Tux win be furnished them Shs
saas
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Holyday Presents.

THE subscriber has just opened choice selection OF
beautiful articles for Christmas and New Years pres
ents for ladies and gentlemen consisting in of paper
mache portfolios, card-cases desks, lnksndshes, and
monchons and giants, ladies' workboxes, dressing
splendid card cases. gold pencicases and pens pocket
books and wallets fancy inksands retcule panions,
garniture cadbaskets, albums, scrap books genemens
large portfolios with locks, backgammon boards chess
men, games, musical boxes dissected maps, thermome-
ters all kinds Of perlnnery mathematical instruments,
music, guitars, flutes, accordons, and letter paper
WATERS motto SEALS and also the largest assortment of
Rogers Sons best knives scissors constantly
for sale at Staoners Hail. with other articles too
numerous to particularze all of which will be sold at the
lowest prices WIN. FISCHER.
Dec. 2l-d2W
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T,uLrEK,s HOTEL, Wn.h,nxton, d. C.-Messrs.

ITULI.ER's HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.-Messrs. A.
T. X f. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friend. and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL, on the of Pennsyuana and 18th
street, before the LIST Of December This house has
been erected great expense, and under the personal
perinendence of the subcrbers therefore they atrer
themselves that all the requisites OF rsrate hotel will be
found their establishment. The furniture is all entirely
new and expense has been spared obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of The house is considered eligible
than their late stand the of 18th and Penn
yyania avenue, Vacated by tho subscribers last Novem
ber being the Capitol and hanlve min
walk the Presidents House and the public depart
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome at their
house, and trouble will be spared render them
comfortable their hresdes.
To future friends and guests offer good house
and all the inducements aforesaid, and beg their pa
tronage
Posies will be in attendance the and steamboats,
on their arrival, with the badge of Fuller's Hotel
No charge for conveying baggage.
Nov 5-du A. IL. f. II. FULLER.
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Grand ct Sans Rival Attraction
A La WILLIE DE PARIS.


Corner Pennsylvania Avenue and nth street
TIME subscriber respectfully his friends and
the public generally, thai he has this day opened and
ranged for public inspection his annual importation ofancy
boxes, bon-bons, &c to which he invites attention
Those persons therefore, looking for hoyday presents
would ind greatly their advantage cali " II La Vile
of pattern beauty of style cheapness be
surpassed equaled this city elsewhere, hav
ing been selected by my resident Paris agent expressly for
this market.
On Christmas Eve will have exposed for sale 500
pound and fruit cakes, varying in weight from to 500
pounds ALSO every variety OF pastry.
Dec Fl G. GAUTIER, Confeconcr.
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~ @ IL
MARSEu.LTcS LINE OF PACKETS.

MA m HN
MARsEnLEs LINE OF PACKETS,
TOuchfng at Gibraltar To land passengers.
TNiE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
Il from New York the LIST, and from Marseiles on
the 10th of each month, S follows;
Ship Prince dc Jonvile, (new,) Capt. w. w Laurence
Oct. l, 1876
Ship Arcole, (new,) Captain w. r.. Hoodless, Nov. l.
SAG.
Ship Gaston Capt. James Anthony Dec l. 1886.
Ship Nobraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, jan l.
1871.
Ship Feb /, 1Si7
MARsEII.LEs.
Ship Prince dc Joinvlle (newo Capt w. w. Laurence,
Dec 10, 1916.
Ship Arcoc, (new) Capt. w r. Uoodess, Jan. TO- lS47.
Ship Castor, Capt. James Anthony, Feb. 10, 1917
Ship Nebraska, lnew,) Capt. James Watson, March TO-
tSi7.
Ship ---, -, April 10, tS47.
These vcselsare all OF the first Glass; and commanded by
men OF experience Their accommodations tor
IRE unsurpassed for comfort and convenience Goods sent
10 the agents will be forwarded free of all otsr
than those actually paid
For freight or passage, apply 10
CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS,
lob Front street;
BOYD Il HINCKEN, agents,
No. 3, Tontine nuldings, corner of Wall and Water
streets, New York;
Sept, IL
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A. II. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,

A. II. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor,
Three doors west Of Brown's Hotel, Penn Avenue,
IEEPS constantly hand lare assortment OF superior
IN clothing. ready made Citizens, Members of Congress,
and gentlemen visiting the city, who may wish purchase
respectfully invited call before they buy. Clothing
also made order short notice.
Furnishing goods, comprising largo Of the
best quality, for gcntemcn's wear
One price only. Terms cash.
Dec 3-5iawinif
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JUVENILE Books from London.-This day opened by
- F. TAYLOR small collection from London of books
Tor youth OF various ages of superior character of STYLE
and finish Also few French juvenile books mportcd by
variety. " $500
Dec "a
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DREMlUM awarded by the judges of Franklin Institute,
l. on 10th street. two doors north of the avenue
slde first floor, front private Id
mission Rooms open for visitors (hether they wish
acquire knowledge Of autobiography noD from till 81
O'clock each evening" for few days only
Mr.. b. HALL heas leave invite the attention Of ct
zens, members OF Congress- and strangers visiting the city,
TO his and elegant system of Landscape painting On
account OF its Of acqusition facility of execution, deli
Of inish and brllnncy of colorng, artists amateurs
and scientific have given it their decided opinion
that his system is perfect and is better adapted for
popular than any other.
The paintings Wills, hanging the wall without
light the extraordinary OF being high
y illuminated, whether viewed in the day time
ing
Mr. H. pledges himself to teach his system in fifteen easy
lessons of one hour each II any perfectly satisfied
with their proficiency during the first course, they will be
allowed the privilege of taking another without further
charge.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited call and
examine specimens.
Terms which moderate, will be made known the
saloon. Dec 2O--3t
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COMMISSIONER BERSARp's OFFICE,
Petersburg, December "a, lsl7
WALTER Evans and others ! ?. c,s.



JosEru CocKERII.IE and others)
DY n decree the Circuit Superior Court o. Law
ID and Chancery for the of Petersburg Virginia.
dercd in the above November ierm Ss7 the
dcrgncd OF the commissioners OF the court
rected inquire and ascertain who tbs kindred
Eliza Amanda Evans, deceased the father
Alexander Evans, deceased late of Petersburg
her DEATH viz the 9th OF October l843 are
parties now representing such kindred, and such entitled
TO portion OF the real estate OF which said Alexander Evans
died seised The kindred referred consist OF the brothers
and sisters OF said Alexander Evans. deceased and their
representatives 1t is that the said Alexander
Evans had four sisters oil the whole blood Wis Mary who
said to have married Joseph Harper and oved
be State OF Tennessee, where is said that she and her
husband both died many ago. 1t Is said she left
George Harper but that he is believed hive been dead
years, without issue and Nancy, whose
children known g. Sally, who is sad to have died
some thirty ago in the State Of Kentucky, htcs:atc
unmarried, and without issue. A. Ellen, who IL said To
have been married, first John Hummer and aifer
wards to Samuel Walker tits said that she died chdtes,
and that her last husbaAd dead The said Alexander
Evans had sisters and brother OF the half blood, in
respect whom inquiry necessary: The undersigned
desires that any person who may be able 70 give informa
respecting Mary Evans, who married Harper. her
husband Sally Evans, and Ellen Evans either Of
her husbands either OF them, will communicates
same him Petersburg, Virginia, by the LIST day of
April ISis and any of these parties be living,
that they or some will communicate the fact to him
by the same time that he may comply with the order Of
the Court D. M, BERNARD,
Dec. 28-2amApriu Commissioner,
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yI1EBsTERs New Dictionary without nbrfdge-
w ment, VOL quarto, received by +. TAYLOR,
Nov. 30 near Coeman's Hotel
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TREAsUR,R's STATEMENT,

md DLoday December
London then patian tho
ehang1s bah
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CS.ss Railroad and Steamboat Line to Richmond and
tRE Petersburg, Va, Charleston S. c., Mc.Change of
homs.The public advised that the Powhuta
now leaves BadIeys wharf, Washington, daily at M
instead of m hitherto Passengers by this line reach
Fredericksburg in five, Richmond in eight and Petersburg
in hours after leaving Washington. For further partc
uars, apply to the Captain on board,
GEO. MATTINCLY, Agent.
Dec 9-3tawlm
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rT,sIE FRENCH CORsETs. NADAMF

T,HE FRENCH CORsETs.-MADAME CLERMON
has for sale, on North 10Th street. door Penn
ylvunia avenue, IN proximity TO Mr. Kings Lace Store
Nursing aud Strap Corsets.
Coored and white corsets for misses the low price Of
81.
Also, large sized of that wcll-non. elegant and
pattern, always by the medical faculty
Also, support and brace belts for both sexes from 81
81 Is. y
Patent shoulderbrace and money BELTS for both sexes
from 81 to ST SO
Also, skr bodies and steel busks.
DecI 0--3ts