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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07
m. Bounsy Land Hum.

In the following letter from the
Secretary of the Interier, there is a We.
ry important question decided, which
has been raised under the Bounty Land
Law, approved 9sth of September. Ac.
cording to the Secretary's construction
of it, no person, If will be seen, can re-
ceive more than one warrant, although
he may have served a dozen tours oI
service, 'which, if rendered by several
individuals, would entitle each to a war.
rant:"
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR,e
Oct. 11th, 1850.
Sin: ! have received your letter ol
the 9th instant, inquiring "whether, un-
der the act approved the 2Sth of Sep
tember, 1850, the same person can re-
ceive more than one warrant, provided
he shows that he has performed more
than one tour Of service emitting him
to landl"
Although not expressly provided by
the terms of the law, am clearly OF the
opinion that its tenor throughout con-
templates that the same person shall not
receive more than one warrant, al
though he may have performed service
which, if rendered by several individ-
uals would entitle each to warrant.
| am, very respectfully, your obe-
dient servant,
ALEX. H. H. STUART, Sec'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07
UNION
Woolen Manufactory
OR ANY KIND OF GOODS

for customers, at very low rates, but in al
cases'the wool must be brought clean.
BY strict attention % business and Ge
termination TO give general satisfaction. the
proprietors expect liberal share Of the pub
lie patronage. Merchants from home or abroad
are invited TO call and examine the goods
manufactured at the Union Mill before pur
chasing elsewhere.
P. S. Price For Carding Rolls.--White, sc
Mixed. to &c; Carding and Spinning, l5c,
and other work in proportion
Liberal prices paid for Wool at the
Factory.
GalliDolis Apr. n. 1919. 7w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07

G.P. R. JAnEs.-we see it positive
ly stated, that this distinguished novel;
list has formally declared, in the proper
court, his intention of becoming a cifi-
zen of the United states.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07
NOTICE


The subscriber having bought the entire in
terest ofJohn Hutsinpiller in the business Of
Langley and Hutsinpiller, will continue the
business Of trading in merchandise and pro-
duee at the
OIL ID 8 II A N ID,
where he expects TO receive regulsr suppli
from the East, ofall goods usually brought
to this place for sale. And also from
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, such
articles as are usually bro't
from those places.
Hehas now hand general supply Of
All kinds of G0ods,
that has generally been kept in the House fog
sale, and would respectfully solicit call from
those wishingto purchase.
Cash paid for Oats, Wheat, Flax-seed and
Beans. VIM. ii. LANGLEY.
Apr. 5. l649. 99wff
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07
For sale wholesale and retail BY

T uI saIt "HOItsdIt dnd retail BY
MAGUET & NARET,
Sole agents for Gallia County.
Principal Office for the Western States on
Vine St, doors above 4th, Cincinnati, Ohio,
G. w. Calhoun, General Agent, to whom all
orders must be addressed. ~
Dec. 6. lS49.-wly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07

school Books, snaonery, &C.
VIE subscribers are receiving. their
il fall supply Of School Books, &C.,
and are prepared to sell, wholesale or retail. -
low as they can be bought in the West. The
highest market price allowed for RAGS,
CLENDINEN. NASH &CO.
Sept. II, '50.-2m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07
LUMBER Y4RD

A large stock White Pine SHINGLES and
seasoned BOARDS. every variety Of thisk-
ness and length. in yard. vest end Of State
sale BY ~ ~
May 2, Soft 'ailf.v n. FISHER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07

and working member of the Senate.
He is replete with statistical infor-
nation, and knows the ropes in the
practical business of IegisIation.-
Bright is not SO bright. In fact he
is rather logy. Shield enjoys being
Senator. So does Whitcomb.E
Gen. Dodge, Of Wisconsin, is a re.
spectacle old gentleman. Walker is
always getting his feelings hurt.
Gen. Cass is pretty good al being
absent on a critical vote and has the
utmost veneration for thirty years
ago. He loves his country dearly.
Felch has a special knowledge Of
Land Office matters and is useful
Chase makes friends and commands
respect. He is above mediocrity in
talent. California has men that dc
her credit.
The list is long one. Sixty-two
Senators Fill the seats Of the Senate
Chamber, when every Senator is in
his place. This is a hurried glance
at the men from every part of the
broad land, who compose the body
into which the exciting subject o.
Slavery was thrown at the com.
mencement Of the session, and bv
which II was battIed and discussed
for many weary month to the ex.
clusioh OF almost everything else IN,
til they thought they had settled it
and so gave it forth to the world
| The consideration Of measures ane
means, must defer to another day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-07
Old DIR. Jacob Townsend,

THE ORIGINAL DlSCOvERER OF THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla
Old Dr. Townsend Is now about 70 years Of age and
has long been known the AUTHOR and DLSCOE
ERER Of the GENUINE ORIGINAL TOWN
SEND SARSAPARLLLA." Being poor, be was com
PEELED 70 limit IL manufacture, BY which means II has
been kept OUT OF market and the sales crcumscbed o
those only who had proved its worth and known It's value
Il had reached the Of many nevertheless. those
persons who had healed Of diseases and saved
frnrn eaafh nrnratmed its wonderful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

RS We cali the attention Of our readers to
-. advertisements in another column, OF the fes-
.:v.I II the Ladies' of the Church Of st Vincent
A. Paul. The festival viii be good one and as
:. i Cor the benefit of INC Poor. we trust there
.sil be abundant and liberal patronage.
Ro,rp or surEnvlsoas.-This Board held
a,oa,;ug Inst evening aud passed upon number
# petitions for relief from tax The reports as to
tbesDelaware Canal Company and of Mr.. Howes,
were taken from the table and referred back to
Committee.
REV DIR. SPRINGS LEcrunEs.-Tbe fourth of
Rev. DR.. Springs Lectures at the Brick Church,
Beekman St will be delivered tomorrow morn
inp Subject "The Unity Of the Human Race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

There has been fair demand for United States Stocks
this week and the Government Securities have expert
enced i'm proyernent N The quotations The Six per
Gents 1853 quoted 1854 10 l. Ii other descriptions
there i 10 change from last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
Bank of England.

The following is the last return published by
the Bank OF England:
,zotas ss,,41 20 1890
Government Debt. .....................ll0l 3Ig0
Other Securities ri'1
Gold Coin and Bullion. .4o,'.5tiig
9iiSe' N'--0''' ---29, 42i $40
RANKINC DEPARTMENT.
Propnetors Capital. TO- 5W
Resi .......,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3liIr53
Public Deposits Including Exchequer
Savings Banks Commissioners OF Ma
uona Debt and Dividend Accoun!sl. b5ttS3I
0tAer Deposits. ADJ, I37ad67
g e. 10y 35,57O,G07
Government Securities Qncuding Dead
Weight Annuity .......,,..,....,....li< 5oryUl
Otier SECURITIES .................,.....u G38 1875
Soies...................... 9,703,l45
90 ~ --]5 SO gG7
Noyz. ls5o NJ. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

THE WAR OVER IN GERMANY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

SGglESWIG H0LSTEIN PUT DOWN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
DREADFUL EXPLOSION.

From TURKEY we have the news OF terrible
calamity, which happened at Constantinople on
the 23d of Oct The Captain Pashas line Of bat
tie ship blew up in the arsenal, killing upwards Of
LOCO people, who were on board. She had only
arrived from a cruise two days since, and was
landing her powder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
cnited States Public Securities,

NJ. MARSHALL, Chief CASHIER.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08

i ne news nom germany cOnunues favorable, Dut
the whole matter is in a state of uncertainty
truce of eight days had been agreed upon be-
tween General Groeben and the Prince Thurn and
Taxs, and line drawn, beyond which neither the
Prussan nor the Federal army were to be allowed
TO oyerstep.
Accounts from Berlin are to the 10Th ult. On
that day the terms of the Kings speech for the
opening of the Chambers were settled at a Cabinet
Council, over which the King presided The
mouements of troops in Austria, Bavaria and JVir-
temb,pgh, hadbeea temporarily suspended.
Austria proposes to delay the measures against
Hols,ein and Hesse until the question shall have
been settled by the free conferences. She also
offers dissolve the Diet, and to consent to league
OF German States No change in Hesse Cassel
| The government of the Duchies were firm in
their determination TO oppose any intervention of
the Bund and not a sin gle Prussian, says the
1Imos correspondent, had left the Holstein army
Their number is calculates at 1000 to 5O00
General Willsen had made another movement
of his outposts which only ended in skirmish, in
which few were killed and wounded on both
sides.
The first week of the sittngs of the Legislative
Assembly in France, has passed over without any
very important event.
il is rumored in Paris, that the German Diet pro-
poses 10 address the Grand Council of Switzerland
with a protocol, demanding the complete execu-
tion of the guarantees of 1915. Should Switsrland
refuse, France will be asked to cooperate in the
occupation ~ and Lausanne, with the OBJ
iect Of freeing that country from the demagogues
who necessarily menace the tranquility of the 60
vernments and the people.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
show that business continued steady, although an
increased activity in the demand for goods was not
peTcePlible. The anticipation of peace in Germa.
ny acts fsyorably for holders of both woollen and
cotton goods.
In LIVERPOOL trade had an improved aspect !;
most articles Of produce met an improved demand,
the anticipated amicable settlement of the cont.
mental differences having impaired more confidence
TO the market. Few changes had taken place in
prices, holders usual a, this season being gene
rally inclined 10 realize. No particular change had
taken place in the position of the money market !;
if anything it was tighter, although the rates of dis
count reniaiRed as before.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
CALIFORNIA.

rrHHr TNIThD 7raTEs hNn CALIFORNIA ENPRE33
Clupany, viii desrHtch ther next express per steam
Setrss Dc cber ith and Crescent CTS. Dcccnher lJtn
sunegtng win me mail sfhntr CalfOrnia from fanamA
January ls th The only crganised Caiorna htpreis
fafuE their facilities the itthmus. and
nrarld 20 ftrwnt gocdn in about thirtyhve days
.Erouft % Gan francisco. shippers may their In
,sFss eared the Custom House leaving them AZ he
sFce. No.z Val street. a. b. hiLLEKS CO. Proprietors
CAlIrO rOss1A.-EyANs \ CARTER, COMMISSION
" kercius, San fiancfoo etcd W %. Wakcf
rrc b. ". clarke. Doqrs 60. Philndcpbia-Davii =
yysss stored u hre no warehouse aud board
fsols ship. 10 clarfe fer sailrius from New fork
OGDEN a UAYEHs-tH1ou'D l.. OGDEN, TH0s ,.
W Hayrffl- 0letais Ard General Ccmfleslon her-
sfanls sen Frarctco, Cslfefna hefchandse eonsgsed
ra M Ttttu hdafu ttcrc HhiI Hrd sold yesm.
fiafhuf avciairr 81. tieks gl tre etc. Rtier te-Wn
tsft Co. New Frrti Jottrh A. Sanger, Dos Lombard
laftrrh tct Nrrr ttevenf du Conan, hopkins y Cos
a. Ccdkhn suth, do y. Z. Hayes, eos Read a kavh
fif~rv
The New York herald., 1850-12-08

LrvERrnor, Nov. 20, 1850
Ty0ns-.SiiQriic Narigattou- The CO,.ins and ihc
Cunard Sieamos-Tfe "dsia" aud the "Ar,itc"
-SnsgestioHs, Sc 8'c.
The simple fact that the Arctic, new s'cane-
built in the United Stres, should, on her hrs
voyage TO Liverpool from New York equal the
maiured efforts Of the bes. vessels Of the Cunlrd
line, has drawn public attention 70 keeaer en- lmi
nation Of the quest on Of trans a tantc navigation
The fastest steamer beloneine 10 the Cunird line
performed ibe trip from New York 70 this port 10
10 days hours. The Arctic. under all the dsabi-
lites Of first voysae ran the distance in the same
time. She has c1ectusliy iisabused mems minds
Of the idea shat accident had any share in the ire
vious uumphs OF The Collins line. She has proved
point long mooted, e The capacity OF American
naohine builders to suppy ocean steamers with
effective engines, end IL only remains for the own
ers 20 coniiim, during The present winter months,
the long established reputation Of American vesscis
as safe, swift and aTy sea boats. Ths Cunard CON
pany have Justly takcn the alarm az the unnssaae-
able evidence ol Amer rCan supariorty--f0r that su
re1oriy IS lndispu'abe whcneli the facts are air.v
weighed. They are auprehensive lest they may
lose ihc patEenper tTeliC. aud. Ike the West India
mail steamers, disCovr tCo lafs that vorr pso ,lc
have sufactd The substot ti3l c.cments Of prolt
Hence they make known thatthev are instantly to
consiiuct Three additional s.eamers ctch one 10 he
/ hve hundred tons heavier hurthon than the Asa,
AMI two hundred and hfty horsepower greater thsn
/ thti ship-m other words, the three new steamers
/ that ne Cunard Co. STATE they intend bu,lding-
regardless Of expense and C0si-wll, u constructed.
i be 1900 tons and ! 050 horse power caeh-the
/ Asia beiug 2, 100 tons and STU horse power speak
ing oi the Asia, The crack vessel of the line, the
! following remarks upon her Trip Just concluded
cannot fail TO inleres American readers al This
uncture. She lei' New hofk On the 6th ils. al
neon, cod reached dock here a. on spsiay
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
SALEs Er AUUrtUs.

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER & Co, AUCTINNEEHs,
n will trl ubiic suction the Merchants Frchange
he eiy oi New YORK, The sSe,nth day of psccrses
0 a. for cash. eighty shares q the capital socE Of
she lake Erie Telcaph Company deposited a. oocarty
f,LoAKs. SACKS. Erc-IsMgs BECK 4 CO. Ac-
" cordirI 90 their aLnual custom, viii or, ald after
Saturday December Th the balance Of eirstock % s1a
alt &c greatly reduced prices. This stock emtraccs
al sac novelties uf The watch may tc fonai
styles not 20 be elsewhere. They will also opsn
tlursay number u k sad vestt yoke eloah1
4 fro
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
ERANKLIN NunEuH-ITs OuATHAM sQUARE-TN
AmUsEbIENTs IN PHu.AuELPFsJa.

pARNUNs MUSEUM PHILADrLPnIA.-P. T. BAR.
- num- Proprietor ana Managers Henry sandord, Assis
tsnt hanagor-EngaEemcnt OF Gen. Tom Thumb, who bss
lately Performed with great success a. the American
Nuseum, New York. lie will appear, afternoon and
Ming in his peculiar performances The talented company
will preitnt many varied aud interesting pieces. Miss
Honeywell, the armless prodigy remains. Two perform
daily, az aud o'ci0ck Admitance, p otn Ck l.
dren, undoI 10 years, l2k ocntg.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
WIN be- psrformed, Bolllnis Grand Opera Of

MECHANICS HALL. NO. tT2 BROADWAY, aBoyl
ll Grand streot-Cpen night during the until
further no,ieefhe original and we'll known CBRIsTYT
Of talented and experiencsd perormers under the
Of r. p Chrisy whose concerts in this city
Of four have been with fayor b.,
kigly respectable and fAstionabie audiences. Tioke VI
Doors open at half past at half pss
seven oeioch The patrons OF Chrisys Hnstrels
spectully informed that the usual SATURDAY. afternoon
eerts Will be discontinued for the future. On Than
Day Dec. 18th afternoon concert, commencing at
o'clock, z. NJ.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
EMPRESS AGENCIES.

CsLIFoRN Ik.-TRANsPORTATIoS ACROSS TUE
" Isfhuus of Fantmn-Laehftsson Neieon " Oo., ot
panarA prepared 70 transport freight aeros ne
throuhh san Francisco, ~ ehirpera
tption INT each package must bs 81 portass mls aaa
psrhs rrcpery covered. a. T. " Co ae hot tespn
sils Tor denars accident IN te trnsi Inc chnE.s
transportation be rre rid in New lctk der
,rFir 10 ". ZAChRIssON co. ~ Wan street.
rRFGoRY'sr e rALIFOHNIA ENP s-PkksIEAhERS
VI Cecrra aud Crescent city On the llth ana th ~
.er r. Mile sutscri eft viii forward telr new NJ
trtss rr above ecrmcrs in charse otahiul mesesscr
ho viii attend to the trtnt Of the goods IRON ynagrs "
Panama order avoid the nossi bity oi aecn.n .a
the isthrua unt che l5h. Parcels reoeyea nhri he
rorning Of tte eay Of sailing hnd letters -,
FsstaFss and heavy freight must he dehgered eur Onc
Trtr q the day oi 20 ing, vi goot aro
covered ~ intuTance THOMPSON blINhSv.N,,
kauarers and hgents 100 Pearl street, corner OF VAL
Y Shippers BY this Fvrrsss can avoid the anneyance
srd tyrsnse clearing their goods The Custom House
rlfnn Laal.nALla.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUH-P. r. b

UARNUNB AHKKICAN NUSECN-P. T. BAKNU
~ Proprietor and Manager John Greenweoe, Jr, Assis
ant MansgerAfternoon performance at 81 Evening st
O'clock Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday In the after
noon will be performed the laughable piece of PLEAsAN
DOMESTIC ECONOMY. In the evening, the mag 1acenty
gotten and domestic ouad
dramatzed from the novel expressly for this estashe
entitled CHARLOTTE TEMPLE, or the First Fatal Ste ,,
admirably and plete in all it's scenery appointment
etc. tor particulars of which sma bills 70 conclude
with the smufing piece Of TUE ILLU USTRI0US STRANGER
Thanksgiving day. being Thursday splendid attractions
and performance Of unusual character will be
The entire Chinese Museum late Of $50 Broadway has been
added to the other curiestcs Of this estabshmeut Tho
English Giant who Is eight feet high; the Gipy
Teller. Sc. &C., all to be here Admission,
rs cents children under 10 Of age I cents Par
qrette and First Circle, l21l cents extra.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
THE HOLIDAYS.

ours FOR TUE sEASoN.-DAoUERREOTYP on
VI ivory combining nature anc art whare ptriectou BY
hrays discovery, otter aTrtoTratc and elegant ss
coming 1hosf superior daFuerrcoyp3a
uoorsd In hcnoucals exquiteiy beautiful style n rich
and vtrcd Iold Lcekets aEa Bracelets
mtnted aud plain Catca for hnigures. AZ BRADls Ma
tionp GALLERY 2Os Broadway. ". BIhe HnVeror arrinEe
of sht az this eftab hEtnt enables The projectors
20 take Titturts in weather.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
AmUsEMENTs IN BROoKLYs.

pRooKLYG MUsEUK-KEssRs. LOWELL AND KING
Id Lesert; kr J. Cronta Trcasuror.--Mr. Booth having
recovered irm his late severe indignation will as
evening" q will be acted shakpeAres traEecy Of RICH
ard tI-kohard Ill Mr., Booth. Dlroe. n leleso ny
Misc Julia Turnbun. To conclude with the SWISS cor
TAcE- Lsette With sonEs Miss Julia Turnbull, Admls
Gon rs cents Grand performances syory saturday aor-
uctn,
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED.

xUAETED-FoR A GENTLEMAN. LADY AND GUILD
w fgrnigbed bedroom wthgat board. bu. WIN us,
bath and kitchen private family preferred address ~
letter H. Of Mr5 uarges 1856 Elm street, New YORK
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
RROUeHANs LYcEUM. BRoApwAY, NEAR nRooMr
Grand COMPLEMENTARY FESTIVAL BENEFIT 7,
NJ Mr.. Thomas D. Rice at

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY FESTIVAL BENEFIT TO
~ Mr. Thomas D. FRfrfER Eaif L HALL.
The Committee Of have the pleasure Of
TUESDAY EvfSISe, December ioth, 1885, ~''''''A
ssss is S
Hr; ). LIZ AoH Mr.. i. HiLTYER. A'' M A"'
Hss.rs s%1se1i FINN RfNo. LoDER. and pYcuowsKr.
s fs1 in q, country Of that aahod
WHITES WHITES s2SasA s2SssADrRs,
;ssss waddss. H Neil W Coleman. u. 1 coTiisis and
Mssr.; Joe cewell, P. Morris, Mr.. Harrison.
I'iiE: af ISaS RGRSESSTa SRSE9IiSn' fsi SHELTON.
a,m'.,t PSrsss. rssss., AspTx. =, ,s m m
H'''r'' D0cnsA fASSS1agE' "a ISRfE' o'n's'''s'.
l. Grand s..s oy.,turs7sc ,7 s chs1aI q nrs2.s.s
nsSsr snd ssar$ eaV I i.a a%%
2. SIsGNra All N as s: LsasS i1Lss III obey"
s. Grand Potfsuri; for Military Bind--"'
Snf ,siIanEESa K;,
the little eantatree, ,;.....,., Benedict.
Secret" tCirdertila). !. :. go. 'ROssiui.
7. Address written for the occasion and
aeh'erea oS''''' ii -. hrJ0hn Srsugh Am
l. Overture for Military Band, by. sheltsns Band.
Grand scena, M. Hiilyer, Fra DiaTOio"
Proudly and Wide -, ..AubSr.
d
yisiters." originally sung BY him thirty
year. ago. Cswen
s. sweep scn9. Mis-: Mary Taylor, tSi par D'''''h0'A
comio sons Mr. Harrison the c:reir.cd
The syIen and ,he Friar' =. =. E. }. LOdcr.
California ......... ...-.......M Morris.
I. Grand overture. fom de opera oh de Gas
2. Let's be Gay, from de opera Of Robert
ls psblsr; Company.
Tsr NsIly Bl1 BslSinns koon.. g S,y Waite
"Leonora" .,.....,..........., Company.
I. I'm on Tor chsre.tc1 ew and oigin;i ,Donsscn.
Soas back seRhsp y SrEinal GSS
ing torgs in character Come AL Virginia Gals and
smile my Fortune, assisted by Whites band Of Sero-
10 conclude with genuine virginia Breakdown, by the
ipimitsble juvenile wonder, Master karks.
Admission to all parts Of the house. fy Cents no re-
Doors open at o'clock; performances 20 commence
o'clock precisely in consequences II the length OF the pre-
grnmme.
Tickets may obtained principal hotels music
oros, ano on the evening d the Performance at Trpler
n B-The Committee o. Arrspgsmsnts beg leave to
their that they have beon compelled to decline
in every department Of the Kussa Dramatic proe,
who have the kndest manner expressed their de-
sire 70 carry out the DESIGNS Of Mr. Riee's friends
EELLows or sRS HOUSE. a tRRQApwA1- -GKAND
Lario player in the world Tuesday evening" Dee TO-
which occasion will be presented the tnest progr;mme o
celebrated company will appear. Admission 2j cents! Pr
Vate boxes may be secured
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
SPORTING.

Two LOVERS or EFQRr-A GREAT FoX cHAsB-A
large MetwInftd iox juft cAuzht, VIA bs Jet ooae from
the nion Hotel of ana Union avsnre
hamsburFh, on fhaBkfsiyIg cay, fhursiay nsNt The
9th ing 10 o'clock. n B1hs fox may Dc sc the
above etab cnt. any time previous % tee clse. u
will he q the days that has takea place
the ground. WI. OAD3b1.
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
SHIPPING.

EoR LIyERPooI-UNITED STATES NAIL sTBAH-
Il ship ARCTIC Capt Jas q. Luee.-rhia steamship wi
separ, With The mails for Europe positively on s.sur
the foot Of Canal street. No berth secured until paid for
All letters must pass through the Post Once Fer freight
or unequaed accommodations for elegance
EDw'D. X. COLLINS, Sc Wan street
The steamer BALTIC, will succeed the ARCTIC and
sail January sth.
TUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATgt
hail SteamersThs shi comprising this line tho
ATLANTIC, Captain Wess. BALTIC Captain Comstsst
PACIFIC, Captain kye. ADRIATIC, Capt. ORATOR.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
These shps having built By eontrsot exrressyfs
service every has been taken their
sructon also In their engines 20 ensure strength srt
speed; and their accommodations fer passengers
guslied Tor elegance oonfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool $780, exor.
ve Of extra sxo state ee2b; from Lverpool
New York fS5.
No berths secured until paid for.
The Of these ship5 will not be socosnbe COLA
unsss bills Of ladns dEnsd therefor and sbs vSis
shereof therein exprosed.
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