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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

ANEcDorE-The following anecIote Of General
Taylor is related BY the Saunon (Va) Spectator 1t
IS perfectly characteristic Of the
The Old Hero was asked on occasion by a lady.
what he meant, in saying be not ultra Wing?
His reply f'NIaiam-I have been called upon to
pass through three since joined the army. In
the war Of 1912, saw both parties represented the
battle field, and in my liIlle command Fort Har
rison. they stood shoulder to shoulder saw the
Wing and the Democrat lie down in the swanps of
Florida and in the morning rise up their posts Of du
ty and again saw them rise not up, bnt together lie
in the embrace Of death A. have the Wing and
the Democrat again, side by side, the banks
Of the Rio Grande. saw them both stand together at
the lannon's month At Monterey and again on the
bloody field Of Dnena Visfa-and both looked ~ 10 the
same Sar-spangled tanner. The Wing and Democrat
SPREAD the same tent upon The slnd banks Vera Cruz,
and together marched to the Halls Of the Montezuma,
at their country's call And at last, | have the
w hg and Democrat returning home, with constitutions
broken and health impaired, DIE-and seeing these
things could not find in my heart to prescribe
for mere political differences ~
regard to the ''No Partyism" of our canddare. We
like him all the better for what they much dislike
tie is an honest man, and good hg zeanusIy devo-
ted 70 the preservation Of he checks and balances Of the
Cors,itntion, and tie Will give pure administration
| ot The Government. Ills is all we want.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

Horrible .?6dir.-The Lexington Express Of the 10Th
INST, tells horrible tale Of guilt, murder and suicide,
which occurred IN the nelghbOrhnod Of Alrshlll Saline
county, on the lihin That paper thus relates the
circumstances =
Baker, man who has been FIR many years a citizen
OF the county, and who has always been regarded
by his nelIhb0rs correct and worthy man. p-aceabe
and kind 10 his family, conceived inres!uous passion
ior his daughter Elizabeth, aged about q % years
most worthy AMI modest ynnug wonln-anl made
frequent attempts 70 crafty his brutal desires which the
daughter tey resis ej until the day which this
hur rble transaction occuFrei-ia determined to awe
her into Submission and d!i5erl ely, in the presence
Of his daughter uaed lis gun and taIeateneJ if she did
not submit hat he would shoot e.
About O'clock in the evening. he deliberately dis
taking effect the left side in the region of the liver; the
young lady survived about eight hours retaining her
son and faculties ospeech long enongh relate The bru
a conduct Of her father towards her. and the horrible
wrong which he attempted to commit upon her person.
Immediately after he had inflicted the fatal wound upon
his innocent daughter, he acrss the field short dis
lance from the house. with his gun n his hand IN some
thing like hour afterwards, the report ola gnn was
heard in tile direction he had gone, and search being
made for him the moruing ne was found N MS held
dead. The inhuman father, stung hy remcTse, or
disappointed in his heish purposes was driven by the
cunscluSness of his brutal guilt tn shout hlsct- hlrh
he did. by placing The gun upon the eGce, resting the
nozzle agains! his breast and discharging ii ny means
OF stick prepared for the purpose.
Baker was about SO years old and had wife and
some five or six children His crime IS without any *
tennatug Circumstances he sober man. and IN his
pr per mind when he medaied and perpeiraeI ;hi~
horrible crime.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

UNIVERSITY or yIRGINIA--The friends a taIs in
itlol will be ralified learn, that the nnrnber Of stu
Ms will, il all probability be greater tbs Session tan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

Alyces By the Last steamer render it NJ longer doubtful
that Mr. Corcoran has effected sale Of S. 0D0 900 Of the
loan in Europe This negotiations we presume
VIII afford some relief to the money market.
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MARRIAGE.
THOS. CORWIN.

Married in Liberty, Bedford county, Tuesday morning
the 10th ms BY the Rev J. d. Mitchell, Mr. JAMES II
THOMPSON Of RichnonI Miss ELIZA L. MoRFoRD Of the
former place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

o. very destructive fire took place at Pensacola on
The 2Sth ult. Property to the amount of $4,000 was
destroyed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

President Roberts Of Liberia has had an interview
with Lord Pamerston, in company with Dr. Hodgkn
who says there shall be hesitation in acknowledging
the soveregnty. and Independence of the Republic OF
Liberia. lie says.Ar Roberts aeed not stop, but let
him 90 Paris Brussels and Frankfort. and make ar
engagements to get his country acknowledged By France
Belgium, and Germany aad when he back to
London he will fad all things arranged for him. Lard
2. tol Mr.. r. that he would Immediately apply To the
Board Of Trade make up draft Of treaty Of Ali
ance and Commerce. and if he has occasion 70 cnnmun
cate with him. be Will address HIN throngh DR. lodgtin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE

The Governor has submitted certain queries, addressed 10
him by Commissioner Of Elections the ATTORNEY Gener
al and drawn forth opinion from that fnconarv. which
Shall pubsh shortly in which lie declares that the polls
eaunot be kept open longer than day and that the
taxplny voters they must have been assessed 1917 10
enc tham record their votes Il viii By wen bar this
after point mind tn opinion will b acTc@ccd in,
whether right wroaS-thoush d, not question its
proprctyanI Will equally throughout the State
The official organ, evidence Of the confidence of the
friends If Cas- AMI Buffer, gravely that gentle
of Baltimore LAS bet $ 900 that the Democratic cani
dates will be elected, s5aJ thli. obtaining the of
Georgia, and like their getting Louisiana and that
he willing risk $4,000 the general result.
All this i -rlvcy forth show the exceeding coniilnce
which 81 81 least of the Democratic patty the
triumph III .i- lldiates NOW, take it for granted
hee bets mal- ca Ua 10 must therefor bc pre-
san,ea to have l1e much confidence in their candidates
carrying Georgia anil Louisiana and majority Of the votes
OF the Electoral Colleges, the gentleman from Baltimore
has with regard to liz hiends doing The official organ
takes nothing BY his notion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

The Suspension Drd-e Nigall Fails appears 10 BE
serious cause If dispute between the people o. this
side and tie Cauadans. The Dispute arises We believe,
out Of the fact that Mr. Eet the contractor has opened
portion Of the bridge foot passengers. and collected
tolls which lie keeps. alleging that until the bridge IS
finished the stock holders have right to it, On Sat
urday quite rencanir. ol place. aud clubs stones
and guls used; man had his head crushed aud
cartel from the ground and portion of the bridge
up 50 to prevent people from CT 'sSing. Ga
the American side the population very much excited
ana there IS talk tearing down tie whole uclure.
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RIBBONS! RIBDO.NS!! RIBBONS
Ys1JIE SUBSCRIBER las on hand large Stick
z uufaslionahle Ribbons, plain and figured, # Q
widths Some Of them will answer 10 dress common
Bonneis and he rest will ln for fancy and ornamental
uses. Price 6. cents. JOHN J. PURTIS, Ae't.
P 81 am this day receiving large lot of t,,is o.
varnus kinds seut from Auc ion Sale in Richmond
whrh will he sold at about hal their value.
July 3-tsif JNO. j. PUKNIS, ACT
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NyRUST SALE Of LAND. b. virtue uf a lie

avRUST SALE Of LAND. b. virtue uf deed
Il OF trust executed 10 Edmund Wi.s,on and Aexan-
der Tompkins, trustees by Richard $. Ellis and his wife
Emily for certain purposes therein mentioned o-arin dat"
2Oth July, 1929 which deed is of record in the Clerks
office of the county of Amherst shall proceed sell
by way of public auction. the highest bidder for cash.
al Padlar Mills, in the county Of Amherst, the l7th
day Of November. l84S Three Tracts Of Land in said
deed mentioned viz zone Tract containing 325 ACRES
more or less, the north side of Pedar River adj
Joining Pedlar Mlls:-one other Tract containing 434
ACRES more OF less, situated on Pedar River being
the same tract purchased bv Richard 5. Ellis Of Rich
ard MilIner One other He'd Winclnson tract
containing 100 ACRES, more ar less.
TIE title to the above land believed to be unloubt
ed but acting as trustees. will convey such tile oaly
as is given to us by the said deed of session
given immediately.
EDlIIrNn XyINSrON
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CHEERING MANS FR0M OHIO.

CHEERING NEWS FROM OHIO.
The annexed letter from Mr. Senalon Cnrwin, who
doing a0st efficient services for the Wing in his
State, read at recent Wing meeting in Lebanon,
Ohio.
URBANA, September 23. 1913.
DEAR SIR Having visited a very considerable portion
Of Ohio, can friends that every day brings
with it prosperity which promises certain success to on
ticket
to be known to the Of the people, and feel
Ient that his stern integrity, strong god sense, and
publican purity will be known and justly vaIusd by the
votes of Ohio Ii needs only to make his triumph
certain. Yours truly,
TUOS CORWIN
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pursuant III The provisions ~ ieAoF Trust executed
me by Henry Hall All wif diiy ,reI ~ ih- uciI
Office Of the Hastings Court " lynrcrE, isha'i" KIM Nh
9th day Of The present months sol un m, p"l'ae -
auction FOR cash. tile ii q II n II lt \ il n. '
deed conveyed, Situated seventh irt- n tir tWn
Iynclburg i, being the prop Fly led ~
said Henry Hall IS rcsitcrcc.
The title to this property believed bc ds1btcd
shall convey such title only vested ~ laid d..
JOIN Wills, Trustee
September A VIZ Sep.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD,
RIG H N 0 n D MARKETS.

RICHMoND, Der. 5, IS43.
TOBACCO-We quote I.ugs at 81 60 800; Common Leaf
- - and 90; NIidlling 50 and 25 good and
fine 80 50.
CORN 90 81
FLoUR-Unscttled by steamers news received to-day
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$50 REV ARD.

EHAN of frnm my residence. about mile west ut
ynchbarI. in Campbsti cnna'y. tie night the
Stn of Seotpmbar las. nero
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vas % refuse U answer sucU inqulUesJ
ANDREW JACKSON

Gen Taylor has been addressed in similar manner,
by tn, Executive and Senate Of State, but by his
fellow citizens ia their private characters. Whilst he
has reiused-as he ought all pledges, he has not
RETAINED from the expression Of ms opni1ns, The
Lc5tcls whilst they denonnce him FIR preserving 81
enct his political opniors, rather nconsis,enty
e-s ercey dcnonnce him j the IN dyp.-
ocrac character # those. opinions. They know very
well Wat hs opinions They know them to be
Wing and hence The rage and dlsnay with which they
contemplate the prospect Of his election. They know
that he Will, in spirit Of devotion to the Constitution,
restore the Legislative branch Of the Government to lis
legitimate sphere-that he is monocrat, and will
nterpose the veto in clear eases ofhasty legs
aon rip1ble violation OF the Constitution. Under
his administrator tae equilibrium Of The Government w
Be established L,cllc1 hate i, Sharpened BY per
feet Knowledge ofihe views Of tile man. VIII is declared
% nave no political opnionsi
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Hcrmi'qrs. Feb. %. 1925.

"Sir: i have the honor receive Your eXcelirucy :
letter oi the }0th um1, enclosing resolutions OF The
Senate of Indiana adopted. il arp with view Of
ascersinnr my opinion on certain political topics.
The respect entertain for the Executive and Senate
Of your State excludes from my mind the IDEA That al
,mtrirtIly disposition rcrd tie nterngata1es pro-
pounded. But Will confess my regret being forced
by ibis stalem-Rtla depart the smallest degree from
that Determination which have always acieI, (Which
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lour .obedent servant
z. JONES, ADJ. Gen.
TI-n'Jlc. Z JoHSzoy, Batimo, Nd.
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French Mcrinos,

full assortment If l.upin's French me,in,s man
featured expressly ior our sales from sample of col,
sent out by us
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I'm X. ~: DYER. .gurttoueer.

INTENSIVE SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FUR
t. NTTURE-On Thursday, the 3D. OF February next, "a
10 O'clock m, shall sell the Mansion House. or
Pennsylvania avenue between lith and 18th streets
Gently kept by Mr. Hands large portion OF tho furniture
of that extensive establishment all of which is nearly
having been in about ten months amongst which will
be found
Several handsome hair.seat sofas
Mahogany and cane-seat chairs
Marbe-lop, centre, and pier tables
Mahogany, dining, and card do
Handsome uoreen and other window curtains
Two nanel clocks
large assert ment of China, glass, and crockerwus
quantity OF excellent table linen
Ivory handle knives, albata forks
Silver table and tea spoons, plated and other casters
Brussels and ingram paror, hall, and chamber carpets
20 single and double French and other hedsteads
20 very superior feather beds shuck mattresses
quantity of coored and white countefpanes
Blankets spreads, sheets
mahogany wardrobes, several other wardrobes
Mahogany bureaus, washstands, toilet sets
With variety OF other articles including marble slab for
counter, hanging and other lamps Nc, and good
kitchen requisites refrigerator, several stoves NC
The portion of the furniture TO be sold is stated above
nearly new, and all purchased by Mr. Hands within the
last months, and is well worthy the attention of persons
Terms of sale Al sums OF and under $50 cash; over
$50 credit of two four and months, for approved
endorsed notes bearing interest
Jan 29-dis h. w. DYER, Auctioneer
Any wishing 10 carry the business have
opportunity of purchasing the furniture private sale
vious the day of sale
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Hy n. GREEN. .5uctforser.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at Auc
III tion.-On Thursday the Sd February shall sell at the
residence OF gentleman declining housekeeping, In
Phipss Row. Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and
9TH streets, 10 O'Clock, good lot OF furniture yz
Mahogany sofas, divans, and har-seat chairs
DO marble-top pier table and rocking chairs
Cherry and other bedsteads, tables, &c.
Cane and wood seat chairs, wasllsands &c.
Mahogany frame, pier, and other looking glasses
Parlor and chamber carpets, hearth rugs &c.
Solar and other lamps, clock, &c,
China, glass, and crockery ware, among which
French china dinner set
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattress
Paror and chamber window curtains
Air-tight and other stoves
With a good lot OF kitchen utensils.
Terms; All sums OF and under $50, cash over $40 a
credit of 60 and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
jan 3l--3t Auctoncer
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nv Il. GREEN, .guc,ionee,..

DLATED WATERS, GILT FRENCH CLOCKS, CT.
i KANDOLES, ASTRAL, SOLAR, LARD, AND PINE
OIL LAMPS AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the Isl OF
February shall sell, at my auction room, Concert Hall,
Pennsylvania avenue, Browns Hotel att O'Clock,
large lot OF the above named and fancy articles viz;
Fine gilt French clocks, French china vases &c.
Fine sverplated walters and fruit baskets
Fine do rich cut-bottled casters and can
desticys
Fine girandoes, astral, solar, lard, and pine oil
lamps
Fine French china vases and flowers, cornucopias
&c.
Fine English Prnce's metal and Britannia tea and
coffee
Fine writing desks and work
Fine ivory handle knives and forks
Fine French and India china dinner
Fine French china god-band tea aud coffee sets
Fine scolloped walters, of the best quality
With many other fancy and useful articles necessary
TO enumerate.
The ladies and gentlemen who wish avail themselves
of fine poruniy purchase articles of above de-
scrpton viii find greatly to their advantage the
sale Terms cash A. GREEN
Jan. 2S-3t Auctioneer.
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IN n. GREEN. .Gueiionecr.

NINE FRENCH EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
II CLOAKS REAL FRENCH HATS, FANCY CAPS
and Head dresses at Auction On "Wednesday, the "a Of
February shall sell, my auction room Concert Hall
near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, at ii O'Clock
n m fine assortment of the above named articles yiz
40 fine French embroidered Cashmere ctoaks coat u
S25 to $50 each
Fine fancy caps and head-dresses
silk and Cashmere dress patterns
With many other articles not necessary to enunerae
Terms cash
The ladies of the District and strangers visiting me.
opos particularly invited 10 tue sale, as they viii find
IL worthy of their attention
We have stated the cost OF some OF the above named a
cles butwe hope twill not be inferred that they must bring
thai price nj aueon they will positively be sold the
highest bidder, without regard 10 cost
A. GREEN, Auconeer
F. S. The articles can be on the day previous %
sale. Jan. 3l-2
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Asthm atie Affections.

TN variable climate these plants very preva
bis work on "Neuropn,hy, that GaIvansm IS the bes,
and most natural agent he can employ in this troublesome
any kind change of regimen Diet or climate is always
recommended Any good which the patient experiences
for without them he very seldom improves at ALL while
with them he may have known the most hopeless
fecy cured by the application of gavanism" After this
authority il will not seem strange when we assert that Dr.
surprising Value in this and all similar affections
of tho chest, throat &c. Galvansm makes every organ
cuar power of exciting the absorben,s happy effects
these cases rendered certain Many OF the most salts
affections could be given The following is selected from
CASE OF ASTHMA
Mr. Elisha S. Chaplin, residing 229 Third avenue
New York; has been afflicted since chldhood-a period of
% yearswh severe and frequent attacks of asthma In
letter kindly by him to Dr. Christes agent, he says
As early in lie have recollection ofany thing my
being troubled with asthma is the most vivid 1t has
companed through all the various changes of life,
affecting my general health, prosating my energies de-
ranging my whole nervous system and finally subjectng
both mind and body its destructive influence" MIR.
Chaplin tried every remedy so Called for the distressing
Sa, al TO mo p s a he
Strengthening Plaster Relating to the effect Of these art
Giles we quote i farther from his OWN WI, ee, He says I'm
bly, felt and since that time have been gradually inn
and sa%nS M os.a bev onaPn se a a
hc considers himself quite well, and believes
Ge ss nns swns ns use
Hundreds of similar testimonials may be seen, appl
cation to the agent
CAUTION.
The great celebrity and success of DR. CHRISTIE'S gal
vanc articles has caused thcn to be counteetcd by
principed persons To guard the public against decep
tion there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
each city town, from whom alone the genuine article,
can DO obtained All sold elsewhere are spurious and
worthless No pedars travelling agents will, on any ac-
count be employed.
All applications requesting further information or regard
ing business with Dr. Christie, should be addressed TO
d. c. MOORHEAD, Agent-Cssnsr for the U. o.,
No 1s2 Broadway, New York
Only agent in Washington ID. c..
NJ. H. STEVENS No l. Brown. Hotel.
Jan 2s-ThSAMif
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Revolutionary Claims.

AM in possession OF authentic docu nentary evideno'
the services and claims the officers o: The FHsluI
State line and navy to half pay tor life and y)Uny Is
and Of the officers of the continental lines Of the
States to pensions continuation pay and bonnV III n u
The evidence will be furnished the claim prosecuf, "
The option of the claimant. Letters directed TO Zen Ut
p Duvs, Tallahassee Florida postpaid, vii, be s,ie'
to. JOHN p. DUVA'
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a., q. oxEE.N, .g,cffoneer.

J1INE LITHOGR Apis, PRINTS, AND MEZZoTNT
Il ENGRAVINGS at Auctton.--Qn Wednesday, the Il
Of February shall sell at O'Clock p. m, my auction
room Concert Hall, Browns Hotel, Penusyyani,
veue one of the finest assortment OF the above named
,ricle, ever exhibited in Washington aud selected by
connoisseur OF the finest taste, and supposed 10 be
he hest spec mems i'm the country Ladies and gentlemen
mind 10 sell them on to the highest bidder
Ia, aI-2 A. GREEN, Aucioneer
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Splendid Rattle mt Concert Hall.

DIAMONDS, Watches, Je1celry, and Fancy articles.
40 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO $s6O.-Onc diamond,
I'D worth 500 pin, containing l0l diamonds
pepcilcases ear.boop necklaces and variety of fancy
There is prize every three blanks. Tickets SIS.
Ian 29--8t
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LIST dstrict-Hugh Halsey of Suffolk
End do John A. Lott, of Kings.
3rd do Francis B. Cutting. of New York
4th do Alexander f. Vache, DO.
5th do Townsend Harris, do
9th do Charles O'Csnor, do.
7th do BENZ. Brandeth, of Westchester.
Sth do Daniel d. Aiken, OF Duchess.
9th do Alexander Thompson, of Orange.
10th do Philip Dubois, of Ulster
18th do Oliver Wiswall, of Columbia.
18th do Henry Vail, of Rensselaer,
18th do Peter Wendell, of Albany
18th do Timothy Eddy, of Washington.
18th do Isaac w. II. Bromley, of Clinton
10th do William l. F. Warren of Saratoga.
18th do Thos. B. MITCHELL of Montgomery.
18th do Album Foster, of Lewis.
10Th do Joseph Graves, of Jefferson.
Goth do John d. Leland, of Oneida.
21st do Lyman Sanford of Schohare.
22d do Stephen Strong, OF Tioga
23d do Samuel French, of Madison
oath do Miles W. Bennett, of Onondaga.
25th do John Thompson of Cayuga -
26th do Ebenezer Mack, of Tompkns.
9th do Thomas Armstrong, of Wayne
2sth do Horace Gay, of Monroe.
Goth do Lucius Warner, of Ontario.
Both do Hiram Potter, of Steuben.
3lst do Ebenezer A. Lester, of Chautauque.
32d do Gushing Swift of Erie.
SD do Rufus H. Smith, of Wyoming.
3lh do Nathan Dayton, of Niagara
These names having been read, were, with the two
State electors, unanimously agreed to, the democratic
State electoral ticket.
latter further of organization, the
venton adjourned]
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ELEVENTH LECTURE.-Dr BoYNroN will give the next
- Of hs of lectures the subjects of Electricity,
Electro Magnetism, Astronomy, Geology, Physiology, and
their kindred sciences, Concert Hall, Browns io-
tel, on %. evening, at u O'Clock.
During the evening, many interesting and truly
deriul experiments will be performed
Tickets % cents each, to be had at the door.
IAN alb
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DOWERS'S Statue Of the Greek Slave L.
i exhibition the Odeon, Of a street and Penn
sylvania avenue, from O'Clock, m until 10 O'clock
p IN.
Abundance % cts Season tickets 81 Pamphlets I2i
Jan 2l-u
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Change OF Programme every Evening
Dr.. COLLYER'S MODEL AkTISTES,

DIR. COLLYER'5 MODEL ARTlSTES,
From the ROYAL Academies of Design OF London and Pa1
win continue their Living Embodiment Of the Fine Ar
for another week at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, SEVENTH STREET.
The concentrations will consist Of the choicest works AZ
he Great Masters in Painting and Sculpture. incudps
To,ers eel rated statue Of the GREEK SLAVE and
p,y.ieo's Columbus aud the Indian Girl.
For particulars see descriptive programme zach evening
Abundance cents. Personiucaiions commence half
past o'clock. jan Sl-dlw.