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want Of a good article 10 give me call.
| would particularly invite the attention of IN.
Farming community IL my staple Tooth, spring. !,ea
THRESiiNG MACHINES, which have heen so eeGc
rally known for many yeas past CONNIE nj on thr
Is unnecessary; also, HORSE POWERS Ia accompany
them, eberiirr!sd or Chain Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 50 10 s27. WHEAT FANS
OF various sizes. STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
At s0 for the manufacturing and selling nf which IN
Virginia, am equally interested as The patrnlr.-
FLATENING MILLS furnished 10 order made OF good
materials and III the brst manner. 1IlRESnERS re
paired with srtts al Teeth and il NECESSITY win
entire new Cylindora and Beds, as To br made ~
good az new.
Persons ordering Machines al mr BY letter al be
well supplied and punctually attended 10 A. II tgry
were 10 order in person. JABEI X PARKER
Feb 6-cWtf
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ROBERT r. HOWISON

HAS removed his office to The "Law Build
IL ing" near the new Court House.
lie will. as heretofore, practice regularly in
the Courls of Richmond CITY and the county Of
Heprico. Dec 23-dlw&lau2m
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DOUBLE-ACTlON HARPS.

DOUBLE-ACTlON HARPS.
r F. BROWNE, Manufacturer, London and
y i. New York, would inform his friends and the
admirers of this elegant Instrument, that he has
visited Richmond Tor a few days, and has beau
,i,ul selection Of Harps, TO which he would re-
specially call their attention. He will remain
one week, and be happy 10 attend any order he
may receive, or for repairs, strings &C., al Mr..
P. H. Taylor's Music Warehouse, leo Main
street Feb 1876
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Es. e.. Estckls.>o.s & siro,
NEGROES.

This day al 10 o'cl,ck, vii be sold one Ne
gro Man, three Negro Boys, one Negro Girl,
ana one likely Negro Woman eooi cook.
Z. Ii DICKINSON & BRO. Auc,s.
Feb Is
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cnMMIsSInN HOUSE

THE undersigned have associated themselves IN bu-
L s,upss In sell al Kinds al Produce commission
under The irn of WfNFREE & WATKINS. Liberal
advances viii he made on 81. produce in hand
Oficr-nrar Shockoe Warehouse
SAMUEL WISFREE.
HENRY e. WATKINS.
Richmond. Is; January, 1919 -c2m
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CO-PARTNERSHip

hE undersigned have this day formed Co Partner.
sllp Tor The purpose of CONDUCTING a General Pru-
ance Commission Business in Tile city of Richmond
va, under the firm and style OF Hester White Co
EDMUND HESTER
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MARINE JOURNAL
onRJ OF RICH MON Al,

MAYOR OFFICE,
Richmond, February 9.h, lS49.
REQUEST nv teliow-citizens to meet al the
~ Hail, on Thursday evening next, al Al o.
,ck, ior The purpose Of adopting some plan to
,onor 10 the memory OF our late distinguished
snsman, BENZ. WATKINS LEIGH.
/ will give me great pleasure 10 unite with
I'm on the occasion.
- - WIN. LAMBERT, Mayor.
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Ian d ret his
GUARANTEED
GARDEN SEEDS.

rTlHE subscriber has Jus commenced receiving ms
L usual annual supply of fresh and genuine GAR.
DEN SEEDS, cultivated on The grounds Of Mr.. David
Landreth Philadelphia the quality Of whose seeds il
now generally known, that there are but few per
sons having occasion to purchase seeds, WIN can he
unacqIainted with them.
The following compose a part Of my a.sormenl, and
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TIE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Wa CHI a7se 70 a F7iss acton

u sIIII cafTIrd ON IN all us
branches Al the OLD EsTaBL,,HEp
STAND corner Of Vain aud igtli
SIS. flr>t door brow The Union
Hotel. where | wonld h- pleased
"a see ;he former patrons .; tie
establishment, aud al. others ~
want 81 rGo1 AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. A. | shall al.
ways Keep a supply oi' The be-.
Machines That can be produced,
aud warranted In ali Cases Ia
give satisfaction. Il wi!l tneie.
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Nl.GHOES.

On Tuesday Mnth'ue, ne lS,n instan,, at 10
O'Clock, wlil ne soid b. Us cHe Nan, Two Boys.
and t@o Womrn AMI tour Chlliteu.
Feb Il PULLiAM & sLADE, Aucs.
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Chemicals. &C.

BARGAINS IN DRESS GooDS.-In order
d 10 prepare for spring business, will sell
every description OF Dress Goods al unusually
low prices Call in time al
WILLIAM SWORDS
Cheap cash Dry Goods Store,
No. 235 Broad ST, Shockoe Hill,
Feb.l Sign OF the Dry Goods Box
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roTTONGooDS.-75 Bales Cotton Shirt
~ ings for sale by
Feb. 9-l0l
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esirth.Night Ball.

THE Richmond Light Infantry Blues propose
j giving Military and Civic Ball, on the 22d
February, at the Exchange Hotel. Gentlemen
wishing 10 subscribe can obtain tickets OF the
Managers only. Military subscribers are par
ticularly requested TO appear in uniform. Tick
els are no, transferable.
MANAGERS.
HONORARY MEMBERS.
Col. Thomas 3. Bigger.
Col. Geo. w. Munford, William Michel,
Jno. Adams Smith, Daniel Tfueharl,
John H. Slrobia, John II. Tompkins,
Rob't M. Burton, Charles w. Purceli,
Capt. George Ii. Tompkins,
Ii. VIM. Y Sheppard, Capt. VIM A. Carter,
Il. John. @. James, Capt. Jno. II. Freeman,
1t. Chas. II. Powell, Surgeon James Beale,
Ii. John F. Regnault, William E. Burton,
Serg, James L. Bray, VIM. l.. Montague,
Sgt Jas. Fl. Cfenshaw, John B. Robinson,
Sgt. L. w. Glazebrook, E. L. Tompkins.
Jan. 30-c7t&d3t
THE annual general meeting OF the Mutual
i Assurance Society of Virginia will be held
a, their office, In the city of Richmond, on Mon
day, the 18Th Of February next, at o'clock, P. M.
]. RUTHERFOORD,P P. A.
Jan 26-cdm
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CALIFORNIA ADVENTURES.
TINE subscriber respectfully informs all per-
i sons intending 10 embark for California that
they can find at William J. Swords, No. 225,
Broad ST., large assortment OF Dry Goods,
either Tor their own wear or trading purposes,
which he will sell al prices that will insure salts
faction. Give me trial. Among the goods
suitable for the adveu,urer will be found, viz:
Blankets, Merno ShirliDg, Shee,ins, Lambs
Wool Vests and Drawers, Fannels, Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Nesting, Woollen Gloves and
Hosiery, &c.
WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
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~ We take this occasion our Thank, Ia our
friends for The patronage heretofore bestowed on "a
ana bespeak continuance al IL for the new concern
jan 23-d&c I'm HESTER a. WHITE.
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THE subscriber thankful for The liberal pa
i lronage ne has received since he has been
in The commission business, again offers his ser
vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself TO give his best at
tention 10 all business entrusted 10 his care
JOHN Nj. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan l-dlm&c2m
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
~ The Pacific Mining and Trading Conpa-
~uy's superior A coppered and copper tas.
tened fast sailing, clipper built ship Mariana"
Capt. George S. Lownes, will sail from The wharf
at this place, on the 22d inst., positively. She
has very superior furnished accommodations for
passengers A few more passengers can be ac-
commodated if immediate application be made.
The bulk Of 1000 barrels more freight can be
taken. Apply 10
RANKIN g. WHITLOCK,
On The Dock, or to
JOS. P. JONES, 203 Main ST.
A handsome painted model OF the ship can be
seen al The office of Rankin & Whilock.
Eah 6 eli
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A G. A r ID i.

A CA RID.
| WING 10 i'll health for several months past,
- nave been Unable 10 attend 10 my business
ee's"n, A repor, having been circulated that
m so'c my shop &C., and that had quit the
enleIs Business, leel it duty 10 myself
p, amlly TO inform my friends and the public
:, .siay thai said report is no, true. / am still
a, .ased IN 'he Carpenters business, and al my
-, wand, corner OF Main and 4lh streets, where
,'h always be tonnd, unless when GU, attend
. ~ my work. Any Carpenters work ,ha, nv
,.as and The public may favor me with will
! thankfully; "a received and puncually attended
1 =, person. GUsTAvUs JARVIS.
RLAcKsMlTHs'TooLs &c.-EmbTacins
~, superior quality Anyils, Vices Bellows
San wv and Dies, Screw-Pa,es, Sledse, Hand and
pl Eng =. Hammers, Fauiers' Knives Rasps.
Ssos nom longs Tor Smiths, Horse Shoes and Horse
,.ioe. Nais, all Of which will be offered Al snch
..on. s as TO give satisfaction. Purchasers are
ina ns: 10 make an examination of opr GOODS
H'ces before supplying themselves.
P.bs SMITH & HARDWOOD.
No. IS Main 81.
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II II e A Il IL f. +.

MANAGER, Ma JOHN SETON.
II Prices of admission will hereafter be-to
'o1es 80 cents; Pit, rs c; Galleries, SO and Is
M. and Mrs. JAS WALLACK Jr will appear
'econd appearance of Mons. GRlEBEL, the &c.
LIBERATED Violinis.
TUESDAY. Feb. 13, ls49, will be presented the
celebrated Melo Drama, called,
THE GOLDEN FARMER,
"a, JENNY TWITCHER IN ENGLAND.
'OIden Farmer, MIR. J. Wallack, Jr.
, (tlis second appearance 10 hat characier.)
Elizabeth, Mrs. ]. Wallack, Jr.
emmy Twitcher, Mr.. John Sefton,-
asperiormed by him upwards OF 400 nights in
ssvoliie Dance, by Miss Kate Ludlow.
tomic Songs, by Mr.. John Seton.
E'avenir OF Jenny Lind, by Mons. Griebel.
conclude with the new laughable piece, called
Two of the B'hOys.
pns Of The Bhoys, Mr.. John Seton.
Caroline, Miss Horn.
IT Prices or ADMISSION: SO cents.
v, % cents; Galleries, so and IS cents.
- Doors open al balt-past 6 oclock-com-
Flence al y O'clock, precisely. Feb Is
EoPER CARB. SODA-Superior English
manufacture. Receiving and for sale by
=. GAYNOR 4 WOOD, Druggists.
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FebS Sign Ct the Dry Goods Box.
ART u UNHA NJ,
PIANO FORTE MAKERS,
Store 36l Broadway Manufaetory 1911 st,eet
near THIRD Aueaue Nem York.
Nash and WOOdhOUSe,
A GENTS for The above great Piano FORTE
n ESTABLISHMENT, are constantly receiving
addili. ms to their sock. They have now on hand
a number in 6 81 and octaves. Among The
latter is a truly magnificent instrument, proncun-
ced by judges 10 be The most elegant PIANO
FORTE, both as regards tone and finish, ever
exhibited in Richmond. Indeed, it is an extra
ordinary instrumental fine specimen Of Ameri-
can skill and Taste in this department Of industry.
The less costly and palmer descriptions OF Pr
ano Fories made by S;odart & Durham are war
rauted in all respects. They have never failed 10
give entire satisfaction TO purchasers.
They respectfully invite call from all those
wishing 10 purchase or 10 examine Pianos.
Feb s
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pnIrII.Nr acurMr.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. clas. A, to
be drawn on Saturday, April 25tl, 1919 rs No otte
ry-l5 drawn ballots.
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REALLY FRESH CAMPHiNE!
VIZ E have made arrangements 10 have sup
w ply VI Camphine fresh distilled every
week, which our customers may rely upon for
its briliancy always. Pnce 62i cents per gal
lon. Also, Burning Fluid.
Feb. 9 DOVE G. lSAACS.
LUBEC PLASTER-FRESH GROUND.
WE are offering it at reduced prices, in tier
w cps OF FIVE hundred pounds, in order TO
close shipments previous 10 the Isl March. The
quality we warrant to be superior.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Feb l-d&cl0l
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Office OfC. ~. Purcell & Co.


No.l0, Main street, Richmond, Va
ALI husinessslIIcilY confidential. Ian 90
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Esy ii. as. Es:ce.ts:>ua 4 sscD.

! anES LYONS. Commissioner.
nGu'ted ~ puLLIAN : >LaDE,
Jan 2j- dds
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Ma. JOHN SETON.
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VUSIHLN.
oh you In search Of gold, where'er you roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office sis hers"--at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY!
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Tne Cholera .t tho Wet.

CISc,NsArI. Jan 2-ok p. M.
There have been several cases Of cholera snd few
deaths In this city.
At present there are NO boats ct the landing All
the boats that came up from New leans during the
past few dsys had cholera cases on board. nambsr
of deaths have taken place ON the upward bound
bo4s.
PITTSBURGH, January 8, 18i9.
Six deaths by Cholera reported to have occurred
ct Cincinnati yesterday.
The Louisville Journal denies that the disease
istiDg the river s cholera, considering It but
fnduenss or diarrhns
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WAsHiSaToN. Jan. 2, Isl3.

Stocks The Prince de Joinciie-Pubie Crsditsrs re-
siding in Ner York.
The transfer books having opened at the Treasury
Depsrme Mt yesterday, large amount Il stock OF tas
late lean Issued to foreign accoupt Among Others
the Prince de Joinville, Louis Phiippe 500 offered,
for the first time, as purchaser, to tbs amount Of
Of course merely small portion Of she surplus wealth
OF the royal family; and it will he gratifying a
formation to their friends to know that there 10
danger 81 the exiss bong ebarr-s any 81 the uxu
ri.r which their roysl palaces aud h'gnly ousvstsd
taster der necessary for their comfort
The folio L. stat. msut OF the Dunbsr Of public
creditors residing in the city Of New York tha
amount Of each loan held by them. incinding the
number spd amount held by non residents, whose
agents reside in that city
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WARRINGTON, Jan. 4, 1o4o.

Affairs in C0ngrsss.
Nothing Of consequence was done In either branch
Of Congress to day The Houses chiefly occupied
in the discussion Of bill for the establish nent Of
Board Of commissioners, for the investigation Of
claims against the government
The Senate had long legal debate, bill for the
relief of John p Baldwin allowing him indie unity fce
he loss Of the brig Gil Bias, which lay wreck the
Florida coast at the outbreak Of the lAts Seminole war;
and which was burnt by order OF ths United states
officers commencing 10 that region In order prsve ot
sertsin lead and other effects board from falling
into the hands II the hostile Indians The bill WAS
defeated, % to %; and the Senate adj burned.
The Vice Prss0e mt appeared in his plase to dsy
sppaIenily much refreshed FROM the pleasures Of .
week or two home
Strangers beg nniDg to return to the oily In
increased NUMBERS. The choe era in thu S,ush vii
operate to augment the number Of our visirsrs. Al
ready several gentlemen travelling South de ned
here from this cause
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rn,LAvxrn,A, January 1870
Etre -.5ec,dsatgJ D.afk Hc


Zhe interior Of the grocery store Of VIM H. ARM.
tsge corner OF Second and VALIANT strrets vas muoh
damaged BY Gre last night, having caught fron the
stove Mt. Armitsge, and . lad employed in the
store, were sleeping In the upper aud tbs pro-
gress OF the flames preventing their os,Aos by tho
stairway, they had TO lower tn OF tae Jhrs
ssufy window oy means OF the rope attached g. tho
ho'eting apparatus The damage amounted 60 80 oVN
but is covered BY insurance.
Elijah kysns, an elderly man, in the employ OF ~
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TIE. RlC6AsDSON, LATR CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
~ 70 tn New York Coeys Of Medicine and Pharnsay ca
Be consulted on Ali private Diseases Primary secondary
N his Once, No. ~ Park place from "a NJ to8 p Dr.
will not deeeivs his patients by promising
psb "a he viii ave persons applying to him from the dresdfu
consequences attending inprorer nudcous
use OF nercury Patients residing the
70 make PERSONAL application. all necessary
ard advice forwarded 70 hem BY addressing Dr. Richardson. 10
Park place and encsns SO In AL such viii be
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NA Osr EXTRAORDINARY wORK-rO ruE NAxaIap

M OSf EXTRAORDINARY w0RK-TO TuE nh1HInL
W. thoss contemplating mAusAst-fbe harnsd wouaat
Private hsdaa CompAnes by Or A. bsucesp sixth ed
ton Price 81 Thin wsvk In meeting with astoundns eAls
t7A ooriss hsvinx s'va y bees daossd cf Every feiaa
VsttnQ COPY vtethr msrrsod unmarried although
ssNded especially tor nsud s disoioss
wheh should ~ known 70 ue Particularly Hsre every
tss and most certain mode o ea svary For sale 10
rcAdw At The pssshins once ID Lterts street. Now Ye
I. D. Pete9Dea, Ne " ChosBlt fnxasSis lltte
%, Aiesnr DAVIS Boston un tins rcc,ips Of ST. cor,
transmitted BY mh tree Of poease all pare Of Is
United sssteN An ktterf mys he sddrosS p<d 4 ~
SAURIpEAD. boa IA nov York e' osnca Ia Vber,y
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CHIC Jan 1S49.
We regret to learn that Col Charles Oakley, the
State Trustee Of the Illinois and Michigan anal died
yesterday very suddenly at his re,iience, fremont
He his way from this oty tn Spr the So.
of government, and was on Witt TO his family.
vous to ndipg the s-ssou Of the about
conyening His age about fffy three, aud he
was universally respected throughout the State OF
illinois,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING,
AUCTIONS.

AUCTIONS
~ ". PINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or "a
~ shonsbs Furniture. scoouut at the rop esor oha
M business Van Ant~spa Pine will sell Thursday
4h past 10 o'clock, at No. * sr advay ID ef
Morris street empoy Tor ash e. Gloss The concern At that
hare stock OF rich aud elegant Csbnet Furniture
worthy the Dealers and Houseksspera For prd
cusrs Catalogues and Codrer ard esqu'rer Anticn Bad
r. RocERy STOCK At AUCTION. WALTER aEsN0UGH
NJ Co will SELL this dry, THURSDAY. At l0 o'clock ~ No
rs Clinton Sweet Madison entire so,k Il
groceries inc in the above All NJ frsh s white
a. brown Teas Coffee Beef Butter no. Wines
leo, choice and ssr borse and Wssn with
oil store Ak lures Terms ash. binkahle money
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the consumer viii b inosssssd one fArthing BY the
additional charge for trans 'ortstion to Tide Water.
II these companies receive rsnunsrating prices for
coal carried ssoh they can afford to provide more
facilities for transportation, and the market will
ssqusnty bs better supplied With the material, and
consumers proportions ,y benefited. But for thee
works coal would be scarce, and worth two three
times present prices, and the moro numerous and
more extensvs the lines of communication with the
mines the more benefit al classes derive We, there
fore trust the arrangements made BY these two oompa
mics will be permanent and productive
From the Official returns sde by the different canal
collectors the annexed comparative statement of tbs
trade and commerce Of the public Of this State
In each Of the past three years. has been usd 1t
will be seen II at there has been greater falling OF In
the value than In the quantity of produce brought to
tide water in ls4s, compared with ls47.
TRADE AND COMMERCE. -IS46 1867 ANp-1SfS
Quantay Of each article received at III G Water.
TtlEE NO
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s:S1sa.:a.s WEE j.:s. 81; ;sss a s:::.:::
::: Fl. ::S:s s;
sTSssIs. sinosd u. crssl Eosl.a and rr:ss
nard; Nom. Bonyiis NJ < shaw; ssrsaS Hr Srsasrof;
w; s: sss @ ss
. eentss Gallery l2H cents Doors open At haN PASTE
RUsT0EB THEATRE. oaAnBERs sreEsr-raU,ss
szss vs. Il ss q; fss:
christopher Crasber n. Boushsm Miss insh own I'd
r.. s,ss. AFR r. sss s
s T. ais To sps WIN
e ": D:s OPP. :: ..;: I
M rTcntAs OLYMPIC THlATRk-rBUssDAY EVE
5lLISssra Issn Hs sssis.sa
Don Hinder MISS IS. in.ss Faassns. Mr.
S H Sh Mss ,s sGssI The Parry
Coco MT oland psr Dearochs Mr. Nkinson Nnet,o Miss
peph. sr Holland Is.ory Mr. Con: M: Sorossa, NJ
rpp sy M % s Dss1, sSsn SS circle "
70 +; half pscsTeursd I've NY ss
;a Pastant win ten 6crss. e.sd TIL. NOBLE ,r,, The
ha1er the dancing Ponies Nay Fs snS
rsi ting Ponies Deaf BSrhs .ad Ton SPRING fearful ssd
tSn.%sSS.hp ty W osIdS'r v Stout Master Waller
cude With laurhsble Afterpece Clown. Zoo pentla
A Mclean AUsEUH-PT gARNUa. hoeRIEros,
uary ls49 Fourteen Splendid Performances ths frat
mencng at 10 O'clock in the morning every hour
day and evening The the satisfaction Of lcing
for this grand pual evy the
variety novelties and offered in city Of
that the lens SSa v II his
the s ss sa 'TS ..ss S s
s s q any Other Fr:, IN
Gently eived from III gland and who produced great
on on .bris,mas Day and throughout the beyond
AL doubt or CONTROVERSY the Largest Man Erth tho tess
snd ssve.t d being owe, Eight Feet sA and WEIGHING
the g, floor Of the Museum all day eveau In
addition and in contrast with the above ie has the
njor and his sweetheart TanA Fairy aeen
She Is Of the 10 year, and the height Major
the meet e,,aord'nry prodges living They aso
at ell hours day and evening Also engaad celebrated sable
each psrfo variety OF thsr interesting
rg Songs Glees Choraes Dances 80 Great Western, the
Ys, 1ee Se.ns. Ss Ssnd ssm%o Brohsrs may
also be all Of the day snd evening
extraordinary half human and haifhruts Living Oang
Also Mrs pclhys magnificent instructive and inteeg Wax
u size Of @ The Birth x cS.s His T. us I.s Supper
he ct all hours day evening In addition
lowing taSted artiss:-Pee Morris Mr. T. olddeld Mra
Teller Admission b;chdren under 10 years l2k cents
1NEE GkEArCHINE SE MUSEUM CHINESE BUILDlNGs
Il Broadway be ween Prince and sprins sreetsrhis col
1c'tn vbh is the LARGEST the WORLD only Of
kind In this country Tho diff rent CLASSES az society
in form Of and cusom, orolros
In the sr religions laws literature Agriculture trades aud
manufactures consists Of le number Of Figures Of the
size 81 life several hupdrtd paintings vesss
models Of hcptes temples and ridges Of manufactures
Of vrous kinds agricultural aud mechanical implement ma
OP Abundance % Children under years Of
sse, hafprce
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DANCING.

ElF1H ANEUAL BALL OF TIE pHoENIx ASSEMBLY.
IL NO. b. q. OF Bereans viii be held Apollo
No 40 broadway Thursday evening ext, Janury tho
proceeds which will be given tho Fund
Dill glea Brsss Band will be had the Co
mee fater themselves that this Ball will be Of hs
the The will bs
usus and the beautiful banners Of different orie of the
Society exhibited during evening that fe
will come forward sspsual snd join joy and hckst
lie obtained from the following nsa sale b Flu
stree; David Todd. 23 Fl zleth stes John Austin 1885 suit
et g. ArAha 49, Eleventh street; Rober Jones 3l
Spring streets Robs l72 Mulberry streets Henry Cosgrove l0
Bowery Tickets limited, s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TEE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. OF rDIs WEEK
IL now resdy snd contsins another thrilling tbs
epse OF the kev John ksHt-A m.st ing
trial Tor Rape In Ssr toga Ccuntysr osoas oaapter
hfe Of tch. r. Robinson and kllen JewettA Ave
i,,estny corrrspcns.ree f. hi.septs sad os
Also argc amount Of for ign and Domestic Criminal Intel
irm parts Of the tighter with it, usual great
variety 81 smuang exciting and interesting matter
v nth aiding Fore sale everyw herr 0hoe >as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-04

nk JEFfklEy ANTIDOTE is THE MOST efFECrUAL
- preparation cold for GoncrrhGa and other disorders
Sexual Organs Long Vas proved that will rsdi
cally any Iris ecsr sbe from
two ~ days neither
palate and renders deviation in diet inter
upuop 10 usual pursu eound healthy decst the
nuisance tus removed speedily 10 consistent with the
procuoon OF thorough and It's ingredients
Honaly locally be caused b. M Pco 81 per bcts
Sole Agent so- s CITY KING ~, Broadway John