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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
Court Calendar. TINS DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Sos. AZ, 50. 81, 90. &c. I, 90, 10, So
&, SO, I6, Al. 50, 81, 81, 20. 9, 81
COMMON PLEAs-PaIt Nos 65, 10, 90, ~, 70, IS,
70, ST. ST. So Part II-Nos 49, so, 5s, co. 90, Ga, H.
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~ CHAMBERss MscELLAsI,' No II, has
Teen published For sale by Burgess Stnger and Der.
fcrs. lis exce!lelc5 Is fully maintained.
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~.. Important MeeIing-Thi., Fddsy night,

ran Important Meeting-IEi' Fndsy tisa''
that couccrus avn A fs OF me 'ossstH yeS
~ Ia - OF the calls OF country i1r mteJ cP,f-
stoU. beiegiog great violence 10 done sna danger
n,. ened 70 tbs dearest rshs o eI ~ me pf-s7ns
a- asng sd psynz The military iorc-s hsving COO
80 "a ~. sbi,ct nave c0rc uded 20 nDte thar TEL
c,.rttirss, e-pe.Isly the bone and muscle, o1t Or
which 5odi-fs mostly made = meek tns nfnt'
dit.renr n &c Of raising forces Place OF meeting q
terfiax North Aincrcsn hotel bowerJ corner o. Bay
- fftTl L FOX Chairman a the Peoples AssOciaron
~ widening Of Church-st.-All persors Interest
"a "a prorerry N Churchsc srd vicinity and opposed %
ideninK said street requested 70 sign the remoI
STRANGE le q Fulton scd Church ga corner on
White and Church snd Cs1sl AID Church ss eei9fs
a.. lsth tr.r Jkl SIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LAST But ONE GRAND INSTRUMENTAL
CON G = r.

~ Nl Y - Ia AVt ALAN A1s
LAST BUT ONE GRAND INSTRUMENTAL
CONC 2 RT
AT rHE TAHEaNAClE.
On SATURDAY ENENlN9, y.nssry p isa
By the SrEYERMARklSChE MUSICAL COMPANY
PROGRAMME.
l. ar..tius to Hamburg. Or I'D M.reh.......cs.peh
?. oVersI % Romeo G'ul''us" .ssulet
1 p, pour ri tio@ III. ors,. IL. MI. "a
Regiment 'ponifstn
Pssr A.
s. Ferdinand Qpsdrilss strauss
8 sound. fiom Home ny rsSusal: ..........osss
= FINALE OF lot act Of Don Joan '.......... Mozart
g. Jubilee Overture 10y psr,ea.f desired NJ '. Weber
g. soldiers Dances Wsht '''''''''''''''''''L
10 Tho Brave Pole Mnursa .;..'......''.''''Lssh
n Railroad OaioP ny senefsl qnes.e
open at 81 performance q commence at u esh.
TUESDAY, positively the last GRAND Coses,t
Female acsd-my. BrDosiyn. on MONDAY, Jan. "a Jh
a -fVk-PLAIk OrkkA.-ro,les.-r 'sai.issis
~ esres. the psrquetts and amPhiihesre door, CON.
naniesrns with A,'or-y,ee and hlsnth.'uss ss I'M
January a. will be presented The Op.r. OF LUCktLlA
BORGlA Luers1is sisnofs rstsss from Docs Aiosso.
I,tfi Ro..i ,,ub.tto - Severe srin. Gsies W Loo
rcnxo B,ndi, vi,ello1x h fismonfssi ,o.,iehslio,
s,snor " Psro.a; Liv-rouo, sigrs selma sooistdi
Pstracci, Sc Yrsneeeo 0aiberaso Maestro DiIs'to,s
sisuOr ssriIi Leader Of the oIshs:rs ssao, kspe'n
Boxes, PHqustts sne Bsleony 81 Aopn.tne""s ,;o 90
Doors or-p At o'coct-tc eommenee d1t u"
MECHANICS HALL,
40 BROADWAY, b-tween Ossnd And Brooms
I = streets Crowded 20 Overlooking with tho
BEAUTY AsD tAs.Ios % Nsw.task =.
ossa every nisht dadns tho ~sss ENckrr NoNpAf
luab-eS snccss- :, ste~nth ve-k ~ 80 original
CfIRISTYS MINSTRE6S.
The oldest sstaDushed band Ia tho unied states z.
Chri.ty a. N Ch'i.ty, h.. Pierce, Rsynof, Abbott,
l. vaughn, whose original and uifniisbie Concerts are
pirhtly honored with crowded aud hlshiy tssyeet.be
and universally admitted 10 -ssel eye smuse-
uent of . similar character offered in this CITY.
Admission - cents. rhiifsa under 10 yesu hall price
Doors open Al o'clock-loDcert III commence 81
Gu Saturday, Jan. ~, an AsrtSsoos Cosctsr Doc"
oo-n At 2 commence at 5 O'Clock. iir lwis'
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sx,r1 Pox.-I, is stated that this oasbsOms
disease Z, quite prevalent in Tie city AID ma i'1' per
sousbsye fallen victims to is rsvases
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aINIArvRs sIMANAc--....rHI5 DAY.
TIE NOON tNAl SEA
Ga. i r Scr. 2 RIsei.. . ~ Morn. y
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". n. Graham, Tribune Buildings. agent for
New York.
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INQUEsr.-Coroner Walters held an inquest.
yesterday the body Of Caharne Leck aged 90
who came to Der by injuries received BY the falling
OF pile Of lumber, the OF Harrison ard West
SIS Verdict accordingly.
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THE LAST VI IhI F~ii.lEo -ff1cs SiJ IA csEs
III AS
TIE scourgs q Venice The Star Chamber Of ID: In.
bana 81 the sat1ofof the Orsngs Cha u Venice Price
All The new BOOK. ean - had At toe eountsr
III IL W. II OhAnAA Arb-ns D"pol1ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

ul Ivory Crucdx at the American Museum. j, Is Of solid
ycry ald the finest piece Of sculpture before the
public Those IHfaut Musical Prod.iss with others, also
give interesting performances b'h afternoon and evening
Those Ethiopian serena3ers, whom So many people a.
mire close their engagement al this house tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

s1- Prof Nichols Lectures on Astronomy will
commences before the Mercantile ISOLATION Tuesday
evening Clinton Hall rhe high reputation Of The
lecturer will crowded audience, incladisg tee
most eminent literary and scientific gentlemen ofthe City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-11
ARMY Intelligence.

The ship Sea Queen sailed from Fort Ha milton, yes
-terday with the remaining detachment Of the ID
nfantry 232 strong, for California under the
,mand Of the folio officers Major A. Miller, com
man ding officer u. s. A.; DR.. w. NJ Ryer; LIST Lieu.
tenants i. Steele and c. T.. Jarvis I'd Lieutenant L.
Moore.
The steamboat Aleck Scott, Capt Swon arrived from
st Louis yesterday NOR ming bringing down from JEFF
terson Barracks por ion of the Sch Regiment U. 8.
Infs ntry, 23l rank and file under the command OF
Msjor Morrison The following officers are attached to
this command-Msjor Morrison, commanding Brevet
Major Smith, Surgeon Mills, Capt Lee Leuts Hanson
Booker, Holloway. Pitcher Regimenal Quarterma'ter
Blake, Dana, Fink; Acting Adjutant willard Dodge
and Houston The regime Mt will Fall in few days for
Bfaxes Santiago. Orleans Pic Dec. 2.
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CITY TRADE REPORT


To-day being the last for the season of canal navi-
CATION, there better feeling In the -four
ket, and holders rmer at yesterdays quo
tations. Operations, however somewhat checked
by the continued absence OF the Canada, the arrival
of which was expected at any moment Fair sales of
-four were made (chiefy Western brands) at yester-
days prices including lots for export. sale Of
Illinois wheat was made Oh terms stated below. New
corn, except that sufficiently dry for shipping con-
tinued dull while old remained about the same. Sales
of Brandywine aud Jersey meal were made on terms
stated below. There change In provisions, and
only moderate business doing. The chief sales
of sugars were coHfnedto brown and white Havana,
in boxes, on terms stated below. For tobacco,
fer to the usual weekly statement under the proper
head Cotton continued quite arm, with pretty full
sales, including parcels for exports
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Fanny Kemble.

Fanny Kemble.
] saw her first as fair Verona's bride
The moonlit Juliet of the balcony
Utterng such dulcet notes Of love, sighed
That every soft word were not meant for me;
And az the hush Of smothered ecstacv
Lay thousand lste ming hearts, safe
Watching that lustrous eye, meath star and tree,
And pondering In this ever broodiug pate,
What happy Romeo should become that sweet girls
A precious Romeo claimed this queen of song
This stately lady of the realm Of mind
One of proud wealth, Of naughty lineage long,
or breeding high, and seui 'twas said) refined.
He bore her to his mansion; there assigned
A home of peace-best destiny below;
The world that bowed before her, all resigned;
There camly beat her heart to his, when lo
The oloven foot just out, must needs begin to show
Scarce had a spotless mother time to bless
Tive fresh rose plants, just lowering ct her sids,
Scarce battle her soul in their youog loneliness,
when he from her his eye began to hide,
(Some say another way 1t squinted wide);
Her genteet words met with wrath and blame,
Letters from laurelled ladies all denied,
Her brighteyed cherubs taught to mock, and
Her pure lip might not speak, for,ooh his too choice
name.
Such crushing tyranny of hate, to her,
A creature moulded of the air and fire.
Attained its end; her hours BIZ nighted WERE
She crossed the ocean to her aged sire;
And think'st thou, Butler scorner and defer
Oflaws that God and man proclaim their own,
That gold can win words charmed to still our ire!
Sooner shall Louis bride heavens eagle down,
Falsely to augur his, traitors, iron crowd.
And thou, bereaved mother! outcsst wife!
With to own thee, that thou dar st BILE W,
Better Juliet hsdst thou closed thy life,
Midst the first gush of bridal te nderness,
In that dark charnel vault there, there to press
The hand that loved in death, than thus depart
In such sad strait Of woe and WEAKNESS,
To tread life's dsrkling way alone apart,
Unloved by all, save God, and some sad strangers
TnErroS, ls4s.
Account enough or Iouis
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WARRINGTON, Dec. Q, 1848.
Post Office Reform Preparations for the Inauguratisw
--.4n Eye TO the Main Chance-Hiinois Senator.
1t has heretofore been stated that Mr.. Goggin VILE
shortly introduce bill to reduce the rates of postage
to uniform standard-fvs cents letter for any dis
lance Cave johnson, who has hitherto opposed saoh
reforms, now that no will shortly vacats the stress
palace his readiness to chime in with the null
titude. Better be democrat late than never. But
Mr. Goggin not only proposes reform In postage, but
In the abuse OF the ranking privilege and think
me their privileges within narrower limits. During
the late Presidential contest, million OF pounds OF
political lash were sent through the mail, without
cost to the recipients the frank being equal to
cash. As nearly four will eapse before the next
Preside nal fight ensues 1t would be WE'LL In ad-
to to let the people judge for themselves
to the qualifications Of tho ddatee, without
tistance from executive universal committees and
opinion makers stationed for the purpose at Wash-
ipgton.
Already preparations being made for the inausu-
ration OF General Taylor The President Of the Rouv
aud Ready Club Richard Waliacx, Esq has been
named the Marshal for the occasion. Thi, gentle-
Is TO be pressed by his frs nds for Office Of
ni-d States Marshal Of the DISTRICT of Columbia,
and he will willingly walk into the station, provided
General Wallace be made to evacuats Dick {. coed
fellow. and ~ competent one; and say this while l
ttate that he has queer political notions in his bead,
which do not at al approve. Mr. Wsllack will have
no difficulty In appointing Assistant Marshal, for tins
Inauguration OCCASION for all oceseekers wish to Do
promine II helps their they think ant hence
they have eye TO the main chance
There is some talk TO who will be returned ~
Senator from Illinois the place OF Mr. Breese, whose
term Of vice will soon expire lt IA no secret mere,
that ne Of fne ssprants has letter which he shows
members of the Legislature OF that state In which
a ca bjnet officer residing at Washington expresses
the with of nistrotou, that Mr. Brsese be de-
feated This fact needs no comment from me. Tvs
m. Is
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Coats beautifully Finished the price varies SO SIG
make to order fine French cloth Dress Coats for S worth else
where So; and for $50 will furnish SIS. My
profits Of small which Is best for the public
G. d. LAMARTINE CLARKE ll6 William street.
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Troate &c. 80 Greenwich street-oioe hours 10 IL
sPA tsunday excepted fheso who appy In the eafn
stages will be surprised s rApdty and little
attending their tits chiefly however those who have sul
Tered from certain GLASS Of people who properly appreciates
his services In structure from s first ncipent TO I've "
advanced and distressing stages from uncommon savsnax
and very extensive practical he can hnod rae easy ana
radical which, no has ground Tor sAtnG can % onenA
from n q othsv In Amev6a-
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UNR COOPER IA DUANE STREET, BETW ZEN CUATHAM
~ and William has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
mos In private diseases lie can cure the
this dsess and mild cured In
tv 10 i've dya SrcureDr Cooper the worst form
weeks Constitutional debility
brought on by habit indued In BY young hA
when freely INDUCED in begs dyspepsia weakness OF the
sion society warranted in every CASE. change
Nomcrcury used
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the close of the week previous Prices very uni
form until near the close when upward movement
commenced, and an advance Of one two per cent
was Realised
QUOTATIONS THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE New
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VNEI EGRAPH AND COURTOF DEATH-DOCTORS COL
ton Boynton will have the honor to give grand Exhb
ton Of the Magnetic Telegraph at the Broadway Tabernacle
Monday evening December Ilth Tho entire Telegraph will he
exhibited explained and illustrated by transm ting
the Hall tire wires After which brilliant
and amusing philosophical experiments will be given The whole
conclude with Exhibition of Peaes magnificent printing
the Court of Death This is the original Rembrandt
Peale and is valued at s250 To half rast
O'Clock. Adm son to the WHOLE 25c.
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who desire keep OF it's reach should supply
with pair of Governor Young fine French Boots the low
Irice of 81 60 worth 81 hne Boots 50 6O Waerp oof
81 90 TO So Gntta Peroha Boots 50 so to 81 All friends
Boots that cheap and that good Youn
poste Office corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
THE DOCTOR.
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men has cured rheumatic aud scrouous old
cuts and bruises than other medicine 80
mild SAFE and agreeable Sold in large bottles at 50 oensS
dozen. Office go Pearl street, Keddng Co. State street.
Boston; Tattersalls, Broadway, New York city.
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mn OsT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-To TnE MARRIy

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO TIE MARRIED
lVl those contemplating manisg-The Married Womans
Private Medical Companion by Dr. Msurceau Sixth edi
ton Price ST. This work meeting with astounding
(0O copies having slrea been disposed Of Every
getting copy whether married sred although
tended especially for the married dscloscs
which should be known to them particularly Here every female
discover the and the
Ges and most certain mode Of every For "a
Bosdway at the publishing Office 129 Liberty street. YORK.
T. B. Peterson, No 9S Chesnut street. Philadelphia; Little
Co. Aibsny W Davis Boston On tho receipt Ofsi copy
United States All letters addressed post paid Dr.
MAURICEAU. Jox ia New York city. Once iz Liberty
ctreet-
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For CaIIfornia.-COit's Firearms, consist
ing Of Rifles Carbnes and Pistols &c hand and for by b.
Joseph, Gun and Pistol importer, "a Maiden Lane.
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nR RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
- to the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
be consulted all private diseases viz Primary secondary
Syphilis. Con orrhGa Ccet Scmiua eakncs Srctue 80
at his 0Gce, No. 10 Park place from A. NJ to Dr.
will not deceive bis patients by promising
days but trusts from long practice and study in ,hos
plants he will applying to lam from tho dre,df
consequences attending improper treatment inudous
OF mercury Patients residing in the country wishing
to make personal appcaton, have all medicine
AID advice forwarded to them by addressing DR. Richardson III
Park place. and enclosing $40 In all such viii b
guaranteed
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M ECuANICC HALL NO. Az BeOApWAY. BETWEEN

n
wi Grand and Broome streets commenced Monday,
3D. and will continue every night until further notoe-Eeven:h
week Of the opening The known CHKsTYS
AlNSTRELS, organized in 1921 TaE FIRST TO HARMO
ME NEGRO MELODIES. AND ORIGINAT0RB OF TuE
PRESENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
whose conssrts in this city for period of ton
have tho honor Of announcing ade, gentlemen
Of New York and vicinity that they will give eIes Of their
Cbcuses Characeristc Dances 60 Admission Is
openat7 Concert will commence at o'clock Afternoon
Concert Saturday. commencing at o'clock, NJ
the management and direction Of T. r. Cbristy.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL. PRorRIE-
tor1honday Evening Dec II will be performed the Comedy
o. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOrHING-Don Pedro Mr.. Lester;
Don John Mr. Fredercks Count Claudio Mr. Dyot Beusdio
Mr. kohingy Leonato Mr. yaohe Hero Mrs abbott; Beatrice
Miss Walsck WALTZ from Gsele by Celeste aud wietbo
40 conclude with the farce Of POOR pILLIcoDDY-Mr pm
ooddy Mrs AbbotMr Oscutts Mrs shcrwood Dress Crle
Ard Parquete 75c Family Circle and Upper Tier 2sc
uery IKE Doors open at half past Curtain will
OClnck IItcralv
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day with serung at the close Of the previous week
exhibits improvement in treasury notes of IL per
cent Ohio 6's, pa Indiana State 5s "a; Norwich
and Worcester u; Erie Railroad, new, full, q Harlem,
27s Long Island, n; Farmers Loan, Ia; Canton Com
pany, 2; Morris Canal u.
The value Of merchandise imported into this district,
excepting that sent to the warehouse and the
Of duties received during the week ending the Sth
instant, L. each of the three years, nnexsd -
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to five years They smooth elastic
to be the best and cheapest the world Sold
only by B. T. WATSON CO., l5 Wall street. Gold pens
Ieiied.
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NO CURE NO PAY.-DH CoRBITT. ~ DUANE ST
member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London be
consulted in treatment Of delicate diseases No matter how
have had ee ulcers upon the body tho throat
pains In the head and bones Of the leg practice q
fourteen years. devoted dases enables Dr.
the worst form Of this dsess Recent fou
No mercury used Structures weeks with
scarcely any pain Those individuals who have nduged
certain habit positively DO restored health
society. N b. Strangers cautioned be deceived
Cobbet has not removed Remember Is Duane street, oppo
DR. Johneana ~ "
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"Dem Foine, the very Idol ov me Art"
said exquisite he stood before the glass; aimiriug
nice symmetry and beautiful fashion given his
vhskes by B the nmitabe at No. Is Nassau street.
all may be served with equal Hills Inabe Onguen
for promoting the growth the hair obtained
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I1ia Rubber Overshoes.-GOodye
The Cholera Is I'm the CITY now ana those

warehouse 100 Broadway opposite Trinity churchyard continues
keep heretofore the perfect extensive Of
tyerhoe manufactured expressly Tor its retail custom aud Of
the latest French style.
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NEw OsLEANs,

INV UkLEANs, La, Dec z 1919.
Increment Of Tro"Ps-- Changes Of Dssiination and
Commander General Forth
The Sth regiment of infantry arrived here last night
under the command Of Brevst Lieut. Col Morrison, en
route to its stations in Texas. IL will be membsrsd
that by the fret assignment of troops on the concu
sion OF the this regiment ordered to Santa Fe
to proceed thher in the opinion OF General
Kearny 10 could march safely over the barren route.
It was considered too late in the to procure sup
plies of forage and the march had been postponed
until spring In consequence Of General KS death,
changes have been made In the destinations of
manders and of troops Gen. Twgss is now here ON
his way to ST Louis, where he is to command
of department No. g. lately under Gen Kearny. Gen.
Worth IL Is under stood Is now his way towards his
new station, and may be expected here In week. In
extent Of territory his new command must Hons,sss
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GEOLOGICAL BALL. 50 AND 81 BOwEkY.-TuIS MAG.
~ nihcel bshment is daily from IL till and
IRON 6k till g. r. NJ The hall of exhibition fitted with
great elegance and of living Beasts and Birds
exhibition including the Feats Eephans
Ponies an Monhes Mr. Brooks den Of Lions and Ii
Admission ~ oents children under half price, SeA
sontickets s.. VAN AMBURGH co. PROJECTORS.
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~ evening at his Office, Ann street, 2) those din
cult and protcted Of delicate diseases which
c ek Of physicians OF less experience extract Of Cops
via, Cutba &C be had at bis trent Private en-
trance through the entry 10 the office door.
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M ONTAGUE BALL.-YANKEE ILL., FOR ONE NIGHT
IVA McreMr Hill respectfully to the citizens of
Brooh that ut the desire of hundreds who unable
obtain sdmtance the evening of the 9th instant he will
give another entertainment Monday Evening December t
lsiS OF the above named Hail. which will be the Ia this
N B-A great number Of additional will be furnished
the OCCASION and only limited number of tickets sod that
each auditor will ample Tickets % Doors
att; performance TO commence at IN O'clock No post
ponement on account of the weather.
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Western Virginia contains 3S, $50 square miles;
Western Psnnsylyania $4,000 square miles, balance in
favor Of Virginia $500
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mn H BOsrv lex. LECTuRER ON DIyEAsE, on THE

DR II. BOsTu lex, LECTURER ON DI5EASE5 OF THE
- urinary organs author of Complete Practical Work
the and Treatment of venerea Dseases plates Ex-
from Boston Medical and Surgical Journa"It be
said earessy that this venerea guide decidedly and without
qualification equal European publication the
my diseases and tng Of tho kndhcreto
fore attempted in this country Author work the Nature
and Treatment of Seminal Weakness potency &c. resulting
from sefabuse5I Pr u plates author Of the Family Phys
clan author OF work entitled Hints Physicians and attend
ing siciap and the Mdoa and Surgical ns
ute for many at 10 Chambers street. but
located 50i Broadway eight doors above roome here
he be suited and where Of the above DO
obtained The usual monthly report Of this irettuon will
be published for the present. H. B05TWICK, D.
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~ Dey where consulted all Dsea
The most obstinate yield TO his mode Of treatment which
tho Ncn-Mercural System. Structures of how
long standing treated by Dr. the scientific
approved se The victims Of constitutional debility brought
iudscreot ndugcnoes apply with ocrsnty
Prepaid letters enclosing s attended to. ONCE Deg
ntreek
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IL ALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR TIE GEN
- article failing remedy against Burns
scalds Rhrmstms, Eyspeas, Broken Breasts Sore Nipples
SC. Avoid count erfeits, they are dan geroue.
Fer tie genuine article apply at the propretor depot 5
Broadway. II, BAILEY.