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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
;. , ANr I,.,.l, J HLrEcxEk, AuSeoassT-

sou-.Suare snd Of Lo,s rhuN.erstsl and THIRTY
seVoud - io close undivided interest ANTHONY
BLfEChfk, VIII SCI a. auction. ou THURSDAY, NH Ia
AZ j. 0cbsA a. Tie Merchants ENehsage 10 the highes'
Bladder
Fifh-ay lots OF ground he eas'ery side u The
finhav embracing the whole front between rhry-ars,
sld THIRTY -.ecuud - including Two corner lo,s
AsO. lots he north easiefy corner OF kifalsv snt
Thirty -econdst
Also lots On me westerly side % fnhsv between
rhrt -hrsf AID Thirty s-cond Including me cornef I'd
Thru, hird and running within feet Of ThrynFst
rhy fr~ist , lots The north s'de Of 1hirynrst-si
next The Filhav lots between Flh-sv and M.dsonss
Fhry sscOnd-si p ofs directly in 81 the lss dee
cribes. the south SHE OF rhirty .econd-sg
Also o,s he norh side II Thirty secondst ~ teei
~ he Fiilhsv
Also lots he south side of rhry second-st Too fss
west oi FiRh-sv
The title he whole the above property unsus-
uonshc and he sae viii be absolute and nnresefved -
settle Undivided Seventy per 0ft,s par
chase money mortgage ios three NesIs O.
reT Msps Of ihs property can be obtained 81 ne a
lou-room Rroad.st t1ssl us t2NhJ
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80, "a = 80. n - s-rrss.as n - Cosy =
L.. Ys-s ssass Asrtg &c. . q perszs -. ( eas
- kskfIsF foCsC 80 y ~ cfg a 80 Tea 1850
- ,su.s N toses~r. - tt< s.fscf1>s.
- -. -. - 10 Csfss yAr - CO q So Tea - q
-. 49, a, = ~ Ustet As@ fofs t1s IftA
| - 49,, - RssRT IOCScs, Aiaa<sr<ssr
4
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- - freu Cogresfo1iezl
fhkLADklfkik JxD l4-z-rtss3-sAp s.r.ank "a g2ssk
lserrost ssh Mn As1-y MAJ Slors
a. s Sssss S Sss,' "a es,. ss'
WaAnsssSh Lessass. eaAsr, fserAsscN
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JAMES N MURRAY t.--.....,..
I-nN l I'll lllhs Ns,-Lr----t-

~ Fiitb Ward Organ1auOD f0f ls51-Ai i.iec'
mgof ue Democratic Wing .onni'ie~ convened ituf'
day evening Jan l' .he following gen ~n-n were l-aA
700. ...s pr 81 Df -sl-
RICHARD LaTRA>CE Chairman
A.oRfw s. Icon ALBEIT DtDAlS ft-
Cnsirr0sn
s4icfL FtYsoiUs Js.Ifs MaEslsEs s-cfeisre.
: BsIsHrios Treasurer
IS SCOTT CLsl.ia-n Pc Iein
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P1sr-OFFfcs sEW.T0sK jar ~ ls-a
EaIIFORSIA fIAIL-.-AsSlN u g --a..s W 20
Cr.t-rs q -i- D--ce ~ - c-spaic1ed ne
CHFRUEEE z-lE~csy. l1- ia usL s.o-ing s; =
80. HS ERADY Pssrr1as'sr
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DAM NJ AMERICAN MrsErM.

bBARNt N. Manager ami Proprietor Ioin Gresu~ ood
Ir A. stunt Manager sprrdd entertainments every da,
.nf evening a. O'Clock The Manager hes Engaged f.
one ve, n only ha universal iasufge. Mr. Z ID Rice, ih'
or 1insl Ethiopian performer aui iam'u. JHn Crow IT,
ppesYs this afternoon and evening Ia us original ami u
celebrated opera of OtcHo A new sui amusing vaud.
p. by ne following talented persons Mr. WINES.
Pete Morn. M-s-f- Mervfed. NaIden Clarke, Ross
AMI Iliygius and Misses stsnhope Peuisnd. Courtns
trl Wrsf 10 he seen hours he Skeleton Of u,
Bl.ck frcru snd NhA- enormous Living Serpent Man
moth Crocodile. sid bali million of rare Curosties
Bes.ts Birds Sc Admission - cents Children under
b. wear, u cfg. i.. cents 10
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N0fe,-Pf.' WINES BRAr7lFi's firs'- nl.ne Gee
rce rlrfr r0ra g~f iIr Lsie. and Ger e-r-,
The fIa-. ra t-1rl--s .-T ny Pie FIST e1-'4- a-
n ndut. .f es.aing 20 read - s- rf tt- rooms - OH
y-.r i a Ia--svftort = Muse All Broadway ul s.r
lecture vil p. i-rred .a FRIDAY evening Jan &C.
pia- aiOry o tie popular methods OF teaching muse ea
IE re pre-@rt DAY. cs vne-.-f hy Pc SUBSCRIBER 2
nj. rec-r. tour irgg. France Germany and sy~r ant
a. tne close q trc a.lra -,-.a pertinent ui .at
.1.r .--lr r go sl ,-i- rttTli of eating H
..frtv rofe fr ta node l. - and frat@riel SO
..t- earning f1 ur s~l.e! 90 at.e.i . 49,
a--arr free ui erfcf T.rw- ara f-rfhsr rcri'.a ~.
w e ate Er7va o. ne atl,,nar't ev@'.IrE
WM r BRADBURY
rt o.. 20 Aud al bruzdsa-
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New-Yorh Cattle aarke, MosO.Y. IAN "a

%, -. sea hsf.sei
>...sS N Qe~sss sossass- -s fss4s -s ie i- >t>tr
A Cr~ls spi larfs s-t ttl1 sep a. isi..s
kIINEs-yr.ss clatcge irm ti rat .4 las 80 81 -
~s<A So. 81 ~ rrfs nc ut. - aa1- al tla a t-e
n.-.s c~. $50 ~ hrtl o. tl4s 81 over -as.i
ne a.tUa rnr.sl g-s Nttts sra 90 De Ns.rx - Nir
Nsrt as sesr ist Asrtsasa 90 lss ,s~n ~ Isl -
.ss4sss ID /. 50 gar
CONS AND CAtVEs - s-lp-ss = a. .t-ar eat.
ssI .sassl iors ~ ~ sAl4<s Sd A. -
skkki AND lkhR>-ksftst SfvV >1eef
rsHsux gusaU Hoa a. IS 90 ss 90 s. Ass. hs us -
.ast wee - over
HAi Ann sIf.AW la s1qrs sAss n1a. - c.las1
Uas,as s>sSs A. = ~ - SIS os t1aots B.. H. .
xs,tl =. .-ss q 80 S;ts~ -. =. ~ t-r--s
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DAsK or SALISBURY ne hiss q - Dszt
TON Is wIasnsl at per osni. t;scosat - bps"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
THE GREATEST BARGAINS

~ M CLOVIS ever yet orsrec-A' ~ hDtit.
t,esae 40 rrfsl 81 Foo,i- store Isl " akei . -
Do received ties in p1--l-r attr raas selir
meas lstt AMI tEfk 40 El1ve-, lu.y = par
A.a $50 PAIRS a.~- n..e 1cE, El- every ne
cr.c- AL gioys- =
Aircng lie Shove YEN -e-cAis Lag --- ---e-
..-1r '.vg1t.- san5 n oder .L1.-- ..ors e,.ue pol
surrrl- CD = s.ost-
t5o,,. uesl rrii -r la 'rr-a t-so- o.. s., p
1s. ou o,8 EfsTv a.--f tr-cS m ~ crv fl--
tur sf ,crrrsfoodfnF cw pnc,>
GECRGE HtRDFII = Wsker-s-
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i,KsNp ,irsIc,. FGsTiylL ~ -TGVss


y NAN NARkrfEA sls ia1 ---trs.... s7I,., q. IN.
itian or. any lAg1g generously BE. .a --ri .h@-- ~
es.r srfstct- III eve trsri Concert - - r.bar.
pl a. E>pAl EFFNlNO. Jsa BIS a. .'..Ur.
. f of---r-s, VILLAIN re.-slu Orch-.,-. $50.
o. H.rllza. favorfe by >iErnr iili-, D.r.rs-.
3 uae Na.a,c1. hv >.suogt- s'rghese .nl -ror
8 Ara -NIsi n-.- from Anna Bo.saa s.sDo,.
Dr, 'o'-i sr'os, wa'-r. >sa,,,ri rsr ~
Enofs R'ss Cor. R....,
8 Trio f-rn L. P-unl-fr bs snori tr,It
Nsv-. E-ntveHts1o ani Grsni Ctorg. N-yertee-
3. uer,-re Les DAmslts De NoIf0nae-Ful
i, sr'di-. hsch~t ,nr,J 1H,~i oy >.guor
srrucca $3.50. Ncrl'
8. As Nergiui tellr Grszie. lirs' umel >'snoS
Hsu-vrnfafo. Anigslis
=. rril from Oieio ~ - norma BrrtGccs and sig
nor' Gldi Nr4 Sotr Do. Rossn.
: homsnfs lrvm AnlA B0ens hy -iguorna
Irr-nf... DoniIetr
c. "a Prtflrra Dc Moss. by Sl.uorir BvrtlcCa
Pa.H ferrni. >ignora kossi Corsi. ard 50
nou Fort. Bereveuilno Novel. Guid and
tlurTls. kO>sl
i@sisr Dol; hc Orchestra NJ VI Ak NARETIFk
Tickets can re- ,rrfarec snE % the principal mgsc
stores Tire door of r rsheraci- ne evening ne
perform sncr Tickets o.
Ooor- VIII open SO 81 Tie Concert VII commence c
O'clock rrec se'v 'l2 Sus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
MARINE JOURNAL
Cleared.

49, Ri falsslss>A. Nes1.7- Ns~ Nf's--' - u.s.
- ls.sf.ch NOrs4us. & Ss.uteo
Ma Ixset Sscrsas Sas.aasA Siaftes Nrtf-so ( @
bHas ks.,ss keaoSa Aisa-t>ete a Las wv ''
k&.,i,n n M.ss .s n
-. 10 Neon Nsttns . Cr,S Ns.rl a. So, hs'rSrn "
80 N,s..ss surr.sr Nsyts~ 60 ta's hr~st. 49,
Ca -.cr Is-- NSfgs'si " fsirr.-- Nsss
wexr gaStious1r Mar ioue ssat'S SorioS ffso u.
Ssar1sft ls.. Lyor fl-z5 We N.ks. ps's >H'
Hl-cstca Ng
Eaiss gsryo.. D.aks FA~-slsAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

y FfIntFT-- 1anG UFT.-- 10 V--T--------
"a gerneff- have grsttcat0l 0' EaugILc f f .ft
Photographed i Professor and me PUBIC tHl /, orc
po-- tH- ,s.-of atlQ- " rrzr+ H
b I'D Da, lharsJsr evening. J.u 90 BE, Al.s Jlft e1
gazed U az non 10 BOO assembly slt S1Iirf ~ n' .
Oper7 Hol-e O. VI Nibo, m which the Pune Li-'-f
Fser-i..s ss.l &c gwen VIII Inc accommodations al~
provided rVriy comfort 6Ut convenience = guaranteed
OIL spofei 10 La.fuui7e Tie obes. itae.s for t4 Pub
Li..rafg Exercises be- he'd 10 any Oi Tie member
su..tf Tickets remaining uusot be procured 3 Af
htkCER's Saloons. corner of Am aui ta-ss1 -f-
- The members Of he Ne0.l ork 1NPosflt A'a. ~
c- ere asreh, ao red thai -peca lnee.I.g NJ - -
a. IRE CTS H0.e ate Howard House con rr o. u laf
way and Howard IS on MedIe,1as e-elLg iof MAXIM
fnAl arrangements Or The bsneue, EVER meinocf g
earnestly .ed 10 e presrli .,.
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y. COTTON, Aucnonssr

THIS DAY, TUESDAY Jsn tS-Ssle OF 0ccerss
Nc-At l04 Uc.ock. II s. Chnton-st Rvington 81
be OF the comprising sugar, tess,
cOfr- spices butter lard nossses vinegar, pofk hams.
dsh together with scale. and weights psmPs. counters.
lamp. fixtures Of store Sc Sale positive, rain of shins !
SHERIfF's SALE OF DRY GOODS u shout
- IS worth A Pubic Auction. on MONDAY, Jan
"a and DAY an sod OF rich shswl. dress goods Of ~
Ninds cloths and other Ooens haherdashsry aud sese
rs ct DIV goods VI and ~ Manst uncu0e ~
fulton. Brooklyn sale AZ 10 o'clocs jlg 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

- Polytechnic iH-;iiuti OH Le-'ir-s g.
gecker Bal.tns corner ~ eecse- end Morton rs y
courrenc- Iunisr = tcr.lE. Jan q O. oc.l-s The
.att.,.- 81 lso-os-io- no I1rs o. Wor1 o. tsueT Irc
t.fc tr isaac T. PRsI 81 g. $. pIagrallE- ~ ptf.0
Ile,- ,l Cr-,s. t-oui soia seas secured isr- "
.ra ..... I.~ ~ .s-rtyra-r -inses f-.a ii- aoaf-
tut III
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LAMPS erRAEpoLEs cANDELABRAs,

CHINA Nt-ES. -
.,rx-7 upr-uEg co - Wa - r-v~
l - s-s---crf = Sa,-s I--n-s G.rantc.es Cll--s-
=, y. r,r-s ~ l--r sr-1c-- e. ttel- M ~ --l
- $500 G: lsv - - AZ slrer1r -usss A..
=. -. - r5's.s FO7sr Ess@s anc a. Essorrel- q
= = 80. are s1-l1e .oT ~ Hod1s-- al1l W.
- "a :. - .r.-eF ia ire..-lss
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WV I>D .FCO>D-HANp FTRNITTRF

NAND SION = frr sac cheap. usss,. o--c Nra.-s
Cn....r S.ocis. Ts6.ss Cctrt-r~ B lu-r1E La-t- Na-
boa .nc tlsI-s COS 8c,.s-rs-- az Nsrd kclr- Hl-
1rce Parcr a. Cook ls Silr-s al .lre f1-
cla-se8 O. S--rc--sf lf l-
NOTICE TO BUiLDER=.-Pro go-s.s 81. - re-
s-elvs1 20 otcr 81 re ar.srsis - ro-rer ID Sc--
Foursh -. Er-si Asrsr-4s <-~-j=-sey ~ tsl--- 3
Fsue Ct-rcr - "a ana .recrc .-cu- trr ne ssrs
nav e examns1 20 srptcs-ur 81 t1e s-oscr-l~r -l1
prKt Sa--rtar Il >OCLE ChuTua-
rs T. ne Bcs-d ~ Irus-e-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

- FsR1I- hOU~E- LANDS s.l,.el = =
% 60 ard T,rllifT. sto n A-.-r 7. -
- II 90 --r - - AIS $40 ~ kl-s1 ~ s
..t.- -r-----.~ -c4 KY fr 49, - - w.
-. .---~s = rgv vr---.-- f-1 e'11--- si-f5.'-
- 49, r. o . 0fr--i La 'le -@rv 70 ~, -ls-f
- +. -.st - l-.-- -er- r. a-s---s ll-A -1-rs q
- ---cr-sr.y > g-r--u~n vrl1 raT 7''-h 81 se-s r.
~ .-i,sn.srar rc--- VI 4 ERACKEI4 e. - 81
n :, ~ olfcs q 1re.~ Pa s.eSz-- IS 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

IN EDNFSDAN EVENING. Jan lt vii De- pcriorne>i
Doe ,NI .ie 10 America nouzeu's Master rloce, ANNA
tOlENA lw-c Opera n four sets. With new drtssss
PSI SIR u0loUlara fhe new sccrc. M first scL hy 50
NnHfe''l Henry VIII. ; gnOr Novel; Anna Boena
>f-uoTla bcifucca jane seymour. >iguorins \ fA'r
Srcaou suorus PERRIN 81 H-ryey. : (. Pienonies
ln order tie b''ier 90 prevent confusion. carriages wi
> down heads cas-. ana take NJ heads west
Conductor SD rector Max MareiTes Leader Ner
hreuUer Prices ~ simisson A. seas m Boxes or Par.
guef se1ei her for he sh season 81 81 Aimis
on fhe evening Of the performance farcuette ~
lrs-rr, cents Box Once OPEN every day IRON
An u c'clos. pm Doors omen at To cominenc,
N-i ilj Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
VnL IN NTI>GTON ENniBIrION

persons WHO posssis n.cuft- hY fhr afilst and Nh
ulny hev should seed n he gallery about 70 DO
ou.lt4 % lr- i1rof 8i ir A. Irpr w Broeirey
will confer xfes. svor ordering le pictures tu be- De
g-re lorff- when c@ - .lr with order IRON
81 Huntington The painting VII 10 insured snd r.
urleJ prom nv ~ De close n h- shluou oa Nay -
.lla
AIR EDNAkD REME>YI, soanlst axe mon
~ i!-rgurf hl.s .o alI0ulee % ne ruscs pubic %
So-for ia. be Gisuss sir1s gfsld foe4 All .ns.ru
mental Ccncert Saturday es-r.pg pee, Jan ~ q
oO' saloon ol at.sh o@csl3n he Is 20 be ssssiei by
r7ni orchtssr cd several 90 ne nos. rnsu sfii-'i
larl- Particular 4 r4fIre t.is ~ Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

~ Eiahih Ward Pioneer Clap Club ir-
n,efber. II be Pioneer C.sr 30 80 o-r Wigs a. r
vsrda!e requested ~ nee, lae Mrrce Hoase corner
Of Mercer All Bfu0ue 80 900 WelGe-1a, evening loa
in-f ~ O'clock iar he gurpo-e- Of business come i
.,iul uc Cab L order
fsfE- II ,ffHREAE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

pROADNAf TuEATER-Doo-s cpea Al - chr.
ID Al WI 49, 81 : THIS ~ MING Jsr IS y D -
rer-oTr'cl &c T-arelv, n 49,. u
FALtC, OF lsr i'l4n VIE
arca Ms CgsaDAE
Grad Fsto ..-------. ~ Co0 ec-s
a -1rc.-de " .-1 20 aEls-i. sef- g
SCHOOL uF REFORM
P-r-- VI slHi.-,c1 10 Dress GIVE AZ fkr.,--- =
-r-s Ssn.y trt o4 C.-ces 2 g. rr1 "a ce--s
RIRrO>'- rHEtTER.-lc--s og-1 :; I "a
iscg-.l.rr.- A. = la.> p tNlNt sAn =. w. t.
9-s,ed le faslr.' Cous,iy. 10 3 g. =
TIE SESiOJS FkNiLi
Cas- T1rr,u. Is " Gaze E7s1s }fe-nt ; iearh
Ssgl Msg4.fa Brcsgnan An. lia5 >e''k NJ h1s-c-
P solar ga A. .. ....... ........ W Hr 'rs-
fo..R Ccl.lor ~ .N.seI .Ni'e- AL sgl-tuiea
u-ef rs w. p z11 NJ } S4-C-
IRE POOR az NrfFNA>
~ oaPoi-.. NJ Us4sWs. = -Nu.1.s. X SUITS
sr~ceucN Br-mbe ... NJ brulghar.
ices oNr~ prvss rc.e an tsrcge,ae = cts fsnt
Y 80 10 >-osd fer - - Pr-vss Roxcs = sd -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

(kOOkLNN I>sTITI TE.-Four night. longer
ID Positively the ast-Si enor BLirX-Tuesdsy, Jan.
Is "Wednesday. TO- Fudsy rs. ami saturday, 70, ~ o.
o'-'ocs srf on Wclnesjag and saturday afternoons S
O'Clock The Learned Canary Birds beautiful expert
Do Modern Magic. and 'eughshe scenes IN Nenri'
Ccfisl illustrating le wonderful powers OF fhe huusn
L---..--r :. .-.-- Inn ---- LL-N..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
- 9. THcRp 1 co.

U.VF REMOVED TO ~ wlLLIAH-sT Nv -101l
s.'ov~ R=-kr.r g Tt=rs te- o1er f5r sac g-,-T
,...-tsserr 81 Cst-e. P.zzo Isc fEc-se-y HaiNlis
Irror,rr. q LOcsrnzgsss Ps..-s Hsr Sso-s 1850
Se.,ss--s one. IA S1-od "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15
q Naliee 10 the nnIahenasa. N a.. 7.

- Notice 20 the BRidhendsd. Tie famous ia.
n,-.o-srye ot Vi Va WHICH be- n COMPOUND rege
rs-e p. beng Spy. et daily iy " Ctt'Eg1, Agell "a
30 Cf4f. crest opposite fe PARK n0lfs 10Y ~ ~ceDt1
.. Ia.,,. tr,r j. .0 + = WISE. csIehrafe' Hair Tons
f.r -1e tr Nf arf sl-0 -Yd Hv Iyno L'7fnsrs.
Ha...f Merchants Exchange li H.'
r. Every orc .hould be Supplied VIII D.
f..tI -IfI aii. Shields and fa-,eTf winch az
such f..,el from -- veNslous crtlfe prplllti
CONS or tlrCrs TIE I.ae. discomfort arising fIcu
ste ecrescelce ca Ie foo, ls r'at removed ty I've af
ltcaron a. ore cf ncse sleits and b. Ills means W
growth 0f The eXcr.-cerc- into Corn - er'c-ar
vented ~ 0ua should 1e without them. sou ~ Df "a
.-tce q Fscnnnrt, y ans srd a. Nlstf1n Coz
Aston H7uss arf-ii anl - l-lsdwsy u .-,-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-15

IL 10, .cc-.t-t bv shove s-carer are ot u a1c
AS pear srt .ycrv c--vrd -tcks s1 ger eer -c-
.es-sr lc 0rrf- u-lul-cs ce ssid very .e7s
ass Gssor-e ll Qi waches. lev--r, slsrr
S-r. plated GODS s-ts vs-le-s, case .sses -
a., goo-s Ala. & iOr -ollssg Fresa-.s.
AkERLY BRIGGS, 10 Bower,
a. lr.!,' corner Broouas-.i
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-17
THE LATE EXECUTION AT New HA.

THE LATE EXECUTION AT New HA-
vEN.-It appears by the accounts in
the New Haven papers that as soon
as Foote and McCafrey were swung
off,
aDrs. Jewett, Hubbard and Taylor
Immediately approached the bodies
of the felons, took them by the hand.
and with their watches intently OBJ
served the pulse of each.
McCaffrey's pulse was strong at
ITO beats in four minutes after the
drop fell. In one fifth of a minute
pulse reduced to so beats a minute.
In six minutes the pulse ceased. In
nine minutes and thirty seconds, the
heart ceased its pulsations.
Foote-Drop fell at ii O'Clock and
six minutes-last struggle ii O'Clock
and seven minutes. Pulse at the
wrist ii O'Clock 80 minutes and 50
seconds. Pulse ceased at II O'Clock
aud twelve minutes"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-17
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale FIVE
Lots in the town of Gallipolis, near
the Woollen Factory. Three of said
Lots have As feet front, each running
back 15s feet; also one fronting l16
feet, running back to point; and one
at the back Of said lots l65 feet long,
running back near the Chickamoga
Bridge. ANY person wishing to pur-
chase will find bargain by calling on
MARY LASLEY,
Three miles below GaIlipolis.
Oct. II, '50.-3w*
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DIED-Aiter a short and severe ILL
ness, in Raccoon township, on the 4th
inst, MIR. JACOB HARTsooK, aged 20
years. Mr.. H. may be considered as
one Of the pioneers of this country. and
a long residence has made him extern
siVely known as firm friend, man Of
cordial, regular and punctual habits
By his industry he accumulated hand
some property, and left as legacy to
his children good example of industry
and independence. His remains were
followed to the grave by all his children
except two, who had but few days be-
fare left as pioneers for a new soil in the
West. The funeral services were per-
formed by Rev. II. r. Hown, from |
Peter, 4: 7, "But the end of all thing;
is at hand, be ye therefore sober and
watch unto prayer"
In Evansville, on Tuesday. the l7th
ult., of consumption, PAUL c. TILLAY,
in the 35th year Of his age, formerly oi
this place.
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AT 1T AGAIN.

lust received and nov opening al
j REGNLER'S Old Stand,
a fine fresh lot of Goods of the usual
variety, which, in addition to former
stock, is made to include all articles
usually wanted in this market, and to be
sold at prices that will please all rea-
sonable persons.
Old customers are respectfully soli-
cited to continue their patronage to this
well known establishment, and the COM
munity at large are invited to make q
purchase or two by way of experiment,
as the motto Of the proprietor is to sell
at prices that shall induce all to call q
second, yea even the hundredth time.
GaIlipolis, Oct. II, i50.-2m
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sroP. AND LET Us sEAsoS TOGETHER.

bTOfs AND hEAspN
Are you q Father, laboring for The support o.
a family, and suffering from general debility
and low spirits, so that life almost seems a
burden, use DR.. S. d. Howe's Shaker Sarsa
parilla.
ARE you MOTHER,
Suffering from diseases to which females are
generally subject, use DIR. S. ID. Howe's Shaker
SarsapariIla-it will certainly cure you.
Male or female, old or young, all and every
family should have this excellent Family Med
icine by them. Call at our depot, or on one
of our Agents, and get a pamphlet. gratis
where you will find
Facts FAcTsll FAcTslll
That can be substantiated by thousands Of
living witnesses in this city and country, viz
that the
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA,
As prepared by nr S ID. Howe, has been the
means of permanently curing more diseases
to which the human family are continually
subject, than any other prepa of Sarsa.
parilla ever yet brought before he public.
The purity and efficacy of the Shaker prepa-
ration is well known, and requires no long list
OF certificates and cures to introduce it; its
increased demand for the past twelve years, is
its best Recommendation.
This medicine has established its high repu-
tation throughout New York and New Hamp-
shire, and the Eastern States generally, by its
numerous and we'll attested cures; and also by
the recommendation and approval Of the first
physicians, who now use it in their private
practice.
1t is the only Sarsaparila that acts on the
Liver, Kidneys and Blood at the same time.
which renders il altogether more valuable TO
every one, particularly Females.
DIR. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Medical
Collie e, says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, and recommends them TO the public.
No Mercury-no Mineral--no Poisonous
Drugs in the Shaker Sersaparilla.
REMEMBER,
Il is warranted to be purely and
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
And as a Female and Family medicine it has
no equal.
Be sare you inquire for DR.. S. d. Howe's
Shaker Sarsaparilla, and take no other.
Quart Bottles 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles
for s5.
For sale by
DR.. S. D. HOWE & CO.,
Proprietors,
No. College Hall, Cin., to whom all orders
must be addressed. and by
MAGUET & NARET,
Agents, Gallipolis, o.
Oct. IL, 1s50.-3m
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BOUNTY LANDS.

r J. CoOMBS, having just arrived
j, in GaIlipolis, from Washington
city, will assist all soldiers of the wal
Of 1919, or of anv Of the Indian wars
since 1870, in preparing their applica.
ton for Bounty Lands, under the late
act of Congress.
Being thoroughly acquainted with the
business, he can give assurance that he
can obtain their warrants with the great
est possible despatch, and his charges
will be Loio.
He will remain in Gallipolis until the
latter part of next week. Soldiers who
desire his assistance should apply soon,
If the soldier is dead, his widow or mi
nor children are entitled to the land.
Oct. 9, 1850.-one week.
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NEW GROCERY.
D. N. ALLARD & CO.,

~. Ns ALLAhD cL w.
MOULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Gallipolis and vicinity
that they have established themselves in
the Grocery business, on Second street
one door below Mr.. Miller's Store,
where they are prepared to accommo'
date all their friends who are desirous
of purchasing. Their stock consists in
part of the following:
Tea, Coffee, brown and loaf Sugar, Rice,
Fish, Molasses, Vinegar. Tobacco, assorted. Ci-
Rars Of every quality, Brooms, Buebets. Liver
pool Ware, Pepper, Spec, Cinnamon, Cloves
Nutmegs, Matches, Mustard. Saleratus, Starch,
Ginger, Lead. Percussion Caps, Cheese, Raj
sins. Fancy Soap, assorted, Indigo. Candles,
CandIewiek, Batting. Taeks, Candle-stick',
Wallets, Backing. Shoe Brushes, Shaving
Brushes, Match Safes, Pepper Boxes, Coffee
Mills, Curry Combs, Pencils, Pens and PEN
holders, Harmonious, Tooth Brushes, Slate
Pencils, Mirrors, Rose Hair Oil, Bears Oil.
Sweet Oil, Chalk Lines, coarse, fne and Tuck
Combs, Slams Side Combs, Violin Strings,
Buttons, Hooks and Eyes, Needles, Pins, Beads,
Needle Cases. Sc, &c.
Childrens' Toys OF every description;
Sodn, Butter and Sugar CFneke5;
Dried Beef and Bologna Sausage;
Candies, assorted LoEenges;
Cream Nuts, hard and soft Almonds, III
be Is, Pea Nuts, &c.
Jaekron Craskers, do Rolls, &e.
All kinds Of country produce taken
in exchange for Groceries.
Oct, 3, 185o.-2m
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing
i between the subscribers, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Augustus
Donnally will settle all business con
nected with the wharf:Boat, pay and
collect all debts.
JAS. NEWTON.
AUGUSTUS DONNALLY.
Oct. 9, 1850.
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water canal, and 200 do from river at
22Ic.
Sale of 800 boxes Cheese in lots at
&c. Imports the last 4s hours 1909
boxes.
Hay-We notice sales from river oI
pure Timothy in bales at Sl2 so; in
market this description sells from wagon
at sl3al4. Receipts fair and market
steady at these rates.
Cincinnati Market, Oct. 16.
Flour continues quiet and prices stea-
dy. Sales of 107 bbls from canal al
S3 58. In Grain the only sale we hear
of was 400 bush Oats from river at SIC
There is a fair demand for Sugar with
sales of go hhds at 6lc and Is do at 81.
The market for Coffee is quiet and
the only sale heard Of was 80 bags
common Rio at lie.