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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

BOsror, January 2i-8 M.
Mr. James Dsnholn, Of Quebec, who mysteriously
d. appeared the sth Of the present mouth, while
his way to this city to take the steamer for England
vas found yesterday In the woods near Great Falls
New rsn phre covered WITH snow, having apparently
fallen from cold and exhaustion and frozen to death
ON his person we're found gold watch, and number
Of sovereisns. lie Is supposed 70 have wandered on
While IsboriDs unders Ct Of Insanity lie leaves wife
end family at Quebee.
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Annexation Meeting In Canada.

ST. Josss, near Montreal, Jan. a.
There great county meeting In Rewville TO day.
81 St. Anthsns for pronouncips In favor Of apnexs-
ton. The county members Of Parliament opposed the
resolutions, but had TO retire from the meeting.
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HOTELS.

IRVING HOUSE, BRoApwAY, EEw YoRH.
COLUMBIA HOTEL, CHxssUr srRExr. PHILAprLrErA
BAaNuMs HOTEL, cALyEsr sInrsr. BALrInOEA
TSKROHT HOUSE, TnrNoNr srsxEr. Bosros.
RUsT's HOTEL, SYRACUSE, NEw YoRK.
WILLARD's HOTEL. WEAR THE Pr EsrDErr's n on,
WAsHINeroN, ID. @.
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The REPORTED REArrrARaScE or Ma. JONATHAN
HuSr.-The Pest Of last evening gives the following
singular paragraph


HrSr-The Pest Of last evening, gives the following
singular paragraph
Jonathan Hunt Esq whose mysterious disappear
ance about two years since Ia probably In the recoec
ton Of many Of readers has at length been In
England The Idea generally entertained that he
had been drowned He possessed large fortune,
which after all hope Of his recovery had been given
up was regularly administered upon. Within month
pact he was at Liverpool by gentleman Of this
city Who had formerly known him we'll aud who had
lodged at the same house with him, In this neishbor
hood. The gentleman recognized him Immediately,
and had long conversation with him. Mr. Hunt said
that he had passed two years In travelling through diff
ferent countries of Europe.
About two years ago MIR. Hunt disappeared and was
traced far Charleston South Carolina where he
lost in the mist OF the future II supposed at
the time by rome, that he had gone to Europe.
Mr.. Hunt was q very eccentric man. He lived in
npe style in Chambers street and had his house filled
with and costly paintings. Of which he quite
eonnosseur. He Was formerly dry goods merchant In
Mobile and thought TO be worth from two to three
hundred tboutand dollars.
After bis mysterious disappearaDce, his property
was, believe placed In the hands Of Mr. j. Prescott
Hail. the present United States Attorney to arrange
and settle for the heirs II has long since been divided
and Mr.. Hunt counted among the dead. His re-
appearance may lead to in court, Of
Law.
Who knows but that DR.. Paikman will RET appear In
some such way, one Of these days,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

Csrrlr offered 200 beeves 600 Southern. the re-
ntiutr t this Stste) cs COWS aud calves and 500
sheep At lambs Beeves rhs ircleme MT state Of the
weather. 70 day prevented the usual attendance OF
trade and the market consequently closes very dull.
Tfice., however show falling o. We quote -
tsirg qualities at from 50 20 IS. 10 vas estimated
ths, foil 400 head would be Jeff over unsoi Co.'s snf
Calves Nasket dull and ipactvs sslss at fron s2l SO
20 $50 $40 Jpsoid IS Sheep and Lambs Sales at
from - rs 10 50 20 IS s5 which " slight sdvsnce.
SEQ uneoid
Tr,rep1s-To Amsterssm. the current rates were ~
foiiove :-Ashes 32s "a rice 8ss oil. Sc soi cot.
ten. Ac To Liverpool tierces ~ beef tatsn at
60 -four vas offered ~ IL 90 and bscor and lard ct
2os To Lender o. for naval stores 27s 81 for heavy
goods and 2-s ca 3os for cheese. the current
rates To Havre, rates very dun At % for sshss
aud ~ 10 for cotton
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Conviction OF tine Canadian Rioters

ToRovro, c. w, Jan. q, 1850
Three Of the October rioters who hung Lord Elgn in
.fnsy we're convicted Saturday last No other
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custom q the daywe would recommend friend. tina,
Of water rroof B0o % get them AZ the
corner % Fulton and Nassau streets French Cali Dress
Boots 81 fine water Proof Boots from ~ ~ g So tine
Calf Boots 81 90 Over Shoes. from 81 - 70 81 ~ Doat
forget the cheapest store in the city. THb DOCTOk
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Day.

.dnsloers -9dperfi,emets sent BY Mail mast be Joa
paid, or they tViH not be taken frsm the Post Office.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUl
RARNUM'sNUsEUA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II ARk Uh'S MUSEUM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- ized by Gov uhazi Mile JaSelo and suite The public
the qui preparing surprises them The
DRUNkhRD FIVE times ore; Village ATroRN sY; LU-
CILIEi MAID OF CROlssEY; FAMILY JARS; Songs;
Dsness fresh and baneifg Dssoving Views Chromatrops
Nc Mr. Nes re-engaged for week Union of the coics
Robinson and Weaver New Curiose Jaw OF
Caribbean Sea Porpose. Pisces uiasreus Living CrocO
die Mexican Trophies Tayoss Sword, Wsshingtons KNAPP
sack Mermaid Egyptian Bear, Wax s,'uary, Dwarf Nam
meth Brothers, Fortune Teller aud 700 900
oses In preparation and be produced in style beyon
petition the magnificent and prnsey spectacle of CT N
DEKEI La the Glass Slipper Admitnce rs chill
dren nd ten. cent?
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hsir whskers the s applied without injury
We hair or shin IL be washed nmedisey without ss
turbing the color tsd ctor II " applied sold
Wholesale and retail .. BATcHELoss Nis rse.cry, Wan
vrset Corr the address.
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cpcuIr Couar Nos 2iO 2is, 2le 222 TO 232.
CoAMoS PLsAs, part Mos 80. l0i, loo, Ill, lis,
12T. 1875 49, 1sl la. ISL 1877 1852 l0J Part 20 AZ
As 81 TO- ~ "a, 20, IS, g. 80, g. So. il9, Ia l2d
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we refer our Readers 20 the Advertise
ment Of n. r. Babhits Co, headed, Bread without
Yeast" in smother column.
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m arkets,

bALTIMuKE IoUU
Sales have been made of 600 bbs Howard street and
City Mills flour at 81 SIN Grain market remains un-
changed. The prevailing storm checked operations.
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u
- aferfier naval sad ship t~iders
81 lsnd heavily tintertd With -hite sut,
vsseis ofe larft class ltis tuatsd in the auge
rntt ~ fe jurc'on 81 omory Crest ssd Potomac River
Price Sseo also 7s6 acf.stn the Ne tpahsnock River,
valued ~ fln,s1I- Vfice 500
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- UIDE TO IMPORTERS AND sHIPwssrgRs.-JUsT
" rutahsd, "Conmercisi Relations With Toreirn Conu
tire are snsyss 81 the Laws regulating the Foregn and
Cossre Trade q the United states With vsreus Decisions
fte treasury Department. the most vslushe comp ation
~ ercia tina, hes teen been published
No importer truae,tr should - without esty For
fsie W stsrrs 1OHN n. SATTESTHWAIrk and W. II.
BkON n. Custom Home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

Just received small invoice Of these Opers Glasses vhcl
surpass all others In magnnE and Geld Of sight ans
hy their superior qushtes hays gaintd inst celebrity
London and Paris. n. WHITE, ~ broadvay.
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tyres Nos 26 and z7 Broadway u Fulton street.
ssnrers and citizens are respectfully invited 70 examine
the frecfmeps.
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AmUSE MENTS.


IsseHBenett the Young Men. hssssw BsnsTSIsns
s E 4
H r. ; ' :' r. ls:''s r haas
~ s91 BaRs sIs. LAD,
Third Circles se Doors open a%s q
NIBLos GARDEN.-rAREwELL FESTIVAL. on
ne n ss Of aSa
as sr 9 ana nSs nsss0 Which
ssncrr Euiass BOrsse prior her departure for
powerful oTchs.tI. Leader and Conductor siCnor Ia
az 81 = Ss ho op AZ ~ coa nss'
nenee ats o'clock precisely.
RURToN's rnEATRE.-w K. BURTON. PRoPRIE-
comedy of Ne ssToSpssr Be rs: a
FAM f1 ns:h f nsn Easaa sss %
burton; Lady sowsrby Crsamley Hughes MS Charles
S5R hn..s D3 sSns S TisA as IF
bert ambs Mr. Burton; Frederick Branble Mr. BrouEh-
Clarke; HpmIhTsy psbbns Mr. JSsns,9Di Emily W0rshas
ITALIAN OPERA, AsToR PLACE, BELOW EIGHTH
ornss Psassis sslss,a.ed opsia ss;Is Of huSfa 81
Ga a. Avoasfo
Patti sa!%ondo, sisncr Guss Nor@anno sissor Pa
IO1. conaucor and Diressor Max nars.sa Leader
rsrs secured ss9er 70, the ngas or season. 81 90
en- sss ss'nSs
NOR TEE BENEFIT OF THE HUNGARIAN REFU-
Il gees-Nrs. Frances Anne Kemble having generously
at the request G the Hungarian Committee In this
city read for the above purpose will give Shaksperean
at the Tabernacle Thursday the Gath inst at M
oeoes Doors to open at Tickets 50 cent to be had At
the Astor House the Irving Houe the New York Hotel at
the evening Of performance.
ERANKlIN THEATRE, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE,
Every evening, until further notice. the original and
we'll known Female Mnsrels being tho only gsnized
band ladies in the world They will be assisted by the band
Of sable Brothers Also the wonderful tribe of Female
Acrobats who will appear in variety Of gymnastc fea
Ao engaged the Fairy Family together with troupe OF
"Classe Female ArtisteB who will tabeaux
taken from ancient and modern times. Admssirn Stage
S7 Boxes % etc.; Pit l2s Private
An afternoon performance every Wednesday and sa-
turdny at o'oloek.
IVALLBALLA, IS CANAL STREET. TRIUMPH OF
w the CLASSICAL Museum Of Art splendid and unrvaed
performances OF the world renowned beautiful fess
lists rersonaDg the ssterpeces of ancient and oaern
tableaoI assisted BY the only company Of female mintres
ard celebrated atd of sable bothers Some members
the National Academy of Design. delegated visit that
classic living tauary pronounced IL TO be the wonder
Of the world the only true tchoo TO artists and lovers OF the
tue arts. feriormap night at Ia o'clock; extra
performances Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock
TEE SOCIAL THEATRICAL BALL. NOTICE THE
representatives from each The,tre forming the commit
for the above (Which place
the New Engand House. No. Roosevelt street,
Tuesday afternoon jan 3d. ats o'clock in the afternoon
BY request. A. H. PURDY.
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Magic Hair Dye.-Phaion's Wonderful
improvement TO color the hair WHISPERS the moment t
applied without injury the hair shin 1t be washed
Immediately without disturbing the color and has had
odor. Itis applied, sold PHAL0NS, g7 Broadway
Psrpin's Rheumatic Lotion has msde
greater Of spraned limbs eaous SWELL
ipgs and contracted cords both and horse
before the public For proof Of read
tfcates at the DeIo No. Bowery Price rs cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

o,OOO wigs ana TOupces, always Oh hau0s
al the Wig Factory of MEDHURsr HEARD. H Made,
lane They made of tie best natural eured hair and
combine all the latest improvements that
Judges have them perfect heads Of hair Also
Lads Long bair Rpeets Frizees, etc etc. Call AZ the
Mandatory, ~ Maiden lane.
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DuRrON.s TnKATRE.-W H. BURTON. PRopRIE.
ITALIAN OPERA. Aston PLACE. BELOW EIGHTH
INnR TEE BENEFlr OF TILE HuNGARIAN REEL

IL gees-Nrs Frances Anne Kemble having generously
at the request Of the Hungarian COMMITTEES in this
read for the above Will give Shaksperean
Reae the Tabernacle Thursday the 24th inst at TX
O'Clock. Doors open Ga Tickets SO cents to be had at
the Asor House. the Irving Houfe, the New York Hotel,
Mr. Fianess and Mr. Crowen Bookstore and at the door
q the evening of performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22
sailed-sehr Henry Gibbs, PhilaSslphia. '"D' ~

STuPESpous NEWSPAPER MEANNEss-The impudence
of journalsts-we might add their meanness aud
dishonesty-in sppropratng to themselves the results
Of the labors and outlays Of the Herald beyond
conception great and astonishing When our foreign
translator has made TRANSACTIONS for journal, of
valuable and in portant documents he is to and
them, day or two afterwards, in the Tribune and
other papers published original matter, without the
least notice of the from whence they de.
rived This is cheap wsy Of getting along We
make, however, no objections to the TrIbune's filing
its columns at our expense he is known to be
nomical gentleman all object to is the dishonesty
of not giving the due credit This might be demon
mated crime, but rs Fouche said, 1t is than
crime, 1t Is mean and dishonorable.
We have fallen upon this vein, from noticing In the
Journal Of Commerce of yesterday, article made up
entirely out of long and interesting port published
in the Herald nearly month ago 1t was report pre-.
pared by one Of reporters describing In full the
visit Of the Bupgarsns to the Brooklyn Ladies' Aoade
my giving in full the speeches OF Professor Winke
man, Governor Ujhazi, Miss Apellonia Jsgello, and
others. This report at the time, excited wonder and
aonsbmsnt In all who acquainted with Newspaper
labor and enterprise at the accuracy funess and eo
gsnce Of all the details drawn up In style which
cited gsneial admiration, and which filed the Hunga.
riaps themselves with gratitude and ecssces OF de.
light when 1t was translated to them. To great
surprise ana sstoSthment, we ma our own article, the
identical thing itself hashed cut up altered slight
ly and given original in the Journal Of Commerce,
without the least notice Of lsbors of our EXPENSE
or of cur enterprise in engaging hands to furnish in.
Simultaneously to the public every day, all that is
and Of passing interest Thus to the Herald In dis
guise in other journals under other names aud all it's
genius and talent appropriated acrbsd another
only vexes because 1t is injustice; and to an
honest mind nothing is so outrsseou. and vexstous
injustice, whether general special wholesale towards
people or retail towards in ividuals.
That such conduct is fraud, think there cannot
be question II Is than taking mans hat OF
his head, erasing his name and nscrbing ones own
instesd-it is taking mans head itself aud saying
this head with all its brains and intellect Is not the
real owners head lit Is my head At all events Gnast,
ids, Il IL quasi fraud and would ask the journal
In question, this is what he calls good ptoas
Fraud
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BAITtNopE, Jan. ~ 1880
The Southern mail has failed South Of Richmond
Virginia
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Bosror, January H-P. Nj.
The elscton for member Of Congress In the Fourth
district took place to-day with the same candidates
running at the last election From the returns that
have received the vote Is much smaller than before
and there Is In all probability, again no choice This
mskes the feventh trial that has been made TO elect
member TO represent the above district.
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AMUsEMENrs.
RowERY THEATRE-oN TUESDAY EVENING
- Jan g. will be presented brilliantly effective drama IN
pAgripy Mr. Jordan Rodn. Mr. Moore DR.. Delliner, Mr.
Masoni Moroes Mr. Arnold J.ques Rennepout Mr. seyens
rIinSs Djs@a nr. James Dunn pagobert Mr.. Gilbert.
Nile. De Cordovils, Ms. c. Ven Madame Baudon
Me- Gilbert; c,phese Mrs Jordan Rose Pompon Mrs
Doors will oren hafrast the curtain will rise a. Z.
Boxes, rs cens; Pit and Gallery. l2h cts
CHANFRAus NATIONAL THEATRE-TUEsDAY
evening JSs 2 S WI commence with
Mr.. n 8 Tton ssan Single Mr. @. Bnrke Charles OTIS
Mr.: SIoehsr ripper Mr. J. Hsiter, Timd, Mr. Daven-
RIr Mic o s NM IHs aEi n ur e.
taper; Ia hi Longuok Mr. Herbert Princess Badroulba-
sSnr Miss tessePn KS bSrAs 70 conclude with
Mr. Herber brs Dsepery, Miss Smith Doors at half
past SIX performance to commence at seven precisely
MlTCBELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE. TUESDAY
~ Evening Jan 22d the enteran@ents nv, VII se%mencs
with the comedy Of the soLDIsks DAUGHTER Gov.
CHEEKY. Miss Niokinsou susan Mls Niles. To be fol-
lowed by the comic drama OF OLD HOSESTY-Miehael
After Which. ALLOCATE PUaP-Broomy swasn, Mr..
Mitchell; winpifed Willis, Mr. walcst TO conclude with
Coural Mr. Palmer Lady Courta Miss Nickinson. Doors
open at haf-past o. TO commence at precisely
RbRNUN's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUx
- Manager and Proprietor j. Greenwood. Jr Assistant
and father Of has been
for three days only Monday Jan 2st
S S rss Of MA xx SE sGS S 5
by Mr. q. Wemyss, Mesrs Morris. Merrifeld Warden.
Rose, Clark. Higsns, and Misses sashope Pentand and
Comic Sing and other entertainments will be given To
be all hours the Skeleton OF the Black Greenland
mission 70 tie Museum Pertorn snecs Se IS ccnts CHI
drep, Under ten ytars, H1s cents
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AMUSECNlEN
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PKoyisToNs AND BRrAnsruTrs ExroRrrp Gar.
BSirAN AND lRsthNp-srrr. l TO Dec. 81 ISIS
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NRANKIIN TuEATRE. us CQATuAM SQUARE,
w Al 70 SASAt .dia at Ti

w Auseum OF splendid
performances Of the world renowned beautiful fess
lists rersonaDg the Masterpieces of ancient and modern
taheanx assisted by the only Of female minstre
ard celebrated atd of sable brohera Some members
the katoIal Academy Of Design delegated to visit that
classic living tauary pronounced IL TO be the wonder
Of the world the only true fchoo to artist. and lovers Of the
hue Perform night. at Ia o'clock extra
ueIfoIma Wedh and Saturday At n.oloeh
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representatives from each The,tre. forming the commit
the above, (which place
February 18th, the Apollo solicited
the New England House, No. Resevet street.
tuesday afternoon Jan. 22d o'clock in the afternoon.
BY request. A. II. PURDY.
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DosTPoNEMENT OF TIE OPERA BALL THE CON.
Il itee Of Arrangements of the Assembly Ball. at tn,
Opera House. announce that this Bali is postponed ia
of the nclen the
bought tickets will be returned the parties they taken
FRI
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aPECIAL NOTICES

Il EEP TIE BALL neutrality-suspicious. TO Tue
IN Gas Monopoly. adjourned meeting OF the gas
the cy Of New York VIII he held at the Broadway
HOUSE. a. Grand street and Broadway on Wednesday
tis that
ell who In tsrested will be present.
A. N. SWEET, Sect. EDWIN J. MERCER. Chairman.
TIVE TWO MEN THAT TOOK OUT A WATCH ON
Sunday morning had better return It and trouble,
they are known. A. g.
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G,Op CAIIrORNTA-DEsPtTCH LINt-sHlf y U.
sDAss 10 oading - pier p tast Mver f1ss % Dover
ca buik 81 500 GO tafres lghtfregt
ne verv aiire qualities Of this vessel
shorer iasssre 20 fhan ary other ship I'm
skouls he made Tor balance q
n a. SUTTON. ~ Wsli street or
JOHN OGDEN, lI6 Wall street
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TIE ANIMAL BALL or TaE BANTER BLUES, Al
mitee Capt ID. Moore Lieut. p Ayrss Lieut.. NJ Miller
Lieut.. r. H. Purdy Serst. r. N. Waterbury. Sergt. H.
Curberton.
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SALES by AUCTION.

RY LIwIs a EoRfrsoRE-sToRE ls7 CHATHAM
~ srte-Fawntret ere salcTfs Day, January 2il. AZ
eecck large assortment Of Perfected Pledges VIA L. lies
Closts Go~ns shs~ls BLANKETS. Quilts, Pillows. snd Bed.
At u cct large Assortment % Mems wearing Arpirel
etc. by order % GOODMAN 81 Ces'rs strest
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REWARDS.

CTOLEN.-BEwARE OF TAXING A CHECK OF sos a,
- the Bank of New York, payable to q. ID. Palm
signed Woodward Ten dollars reward will be given for
sny inform ation whereby the thief may be detected
A.. WOODWARD, 40 Cedar street.
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e x hEW 4 nd. --IUsT, tUNINU FKUN TUE 'STENN-
pC Canada" Jersey city. TO New York. mediums
sired carpet bag with large red flowers, well filed. The
above reward viii be raid on its delivery
FIELD X JOHNSON, No. "a Beaver IS.
4 oST-A SMALL GREEN POCKET WALLET CON-
II tanning about thirty FIVE dollars in Philadepha bank
The finder will he paid dollars BY returning the
to the oce Of the Merchants Hotel in CORTLAND
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-14
THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
SOUTHERN LITERARY GazDTrp

49, LII IVA N T..
Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of Nav.
1851, under its original name-instead of richards
Weekty Gnzehc--ls more significant of it's peculiar
character 1t being the only weekly organ of Litera
ture in the entire South! 1t is
Greatly Enlarged and Improved,
Containing weekly Thrty-two Columns n,
matter. 1t is, moreover, in an
Entirely .Ne,o Dress ..E
nom head to foot" and upon beautiful wb,,.
paper, SO that, In mechanical excellence. it is NOT
surpassed by any paper whatever in the United
States 1t continues under the same Editorial
direction as heretofore, and no pains or exnensa
will be spared TO make it
n Choice Family Newspaper,
!" as cheap as the cheapest, and as good as the
pest! Utterly dlscarding the notion that
Southern Journal cannot compete with the North
efn weeklles, IN cneapness and interest," '
4.ys.. The Southern Literary Gazette . .....
rivals the best Of them in all the cha,.cter,scs nj
a truly valuable Preside Journal Its am is the
diffusion of cultivated and refined taste throug.,.
the communicated it embraces in it's annie
folds ever species of intelligence that can tend to
this result. # .| -. -
Original Contributions, .. ...s. -
from many Of the ablest writers IN the South.
chleny occupy Its columns, but not to the exclu-
SION or cholce miscellany, selected from the les,
American and European sources. .
The tone of the "Ga,atle' is independen, -,
criticism and in the discussion of every Ieyitmat.
topic, but it is strictly e..
.Nsu'at in Politics and Religion!
It's Columns are occasionally embei!ished with
3 N Southern Portraits and Lo"'~s~npes, p.
engraved expressly for the work, and accompa-
nled by biographical and I'D graphical sketches.
us General Information
Is copious, but Gu, eiuliy condensed from the
leading journals OF all parts of the world. -
Notwithstanding the great increase m the size
and attractions the paper, it is still published Al
itco Dollars Per .annun, in .7drance! H
it will be furnished to persons becoming respon-
sible for the whole number of copies, and having
them sent to one address, on the following terms
Three copies, s.
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As All orders must be accompanied with the
money, and addressed, post PAL, to
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