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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20
NEW PERIODICAL AND NEwsPA

" PER AGENCY.-The subscribers have this day
formed eo-partnershp under the name and style Of
general Newspaper, Magazine and Periodical Depot
at the old stand known the Baltimore Sun Office
where they receive daily the New York Herald Phila-
delphia Ledger and Baltimore Sum- Aso all the week.
ly newspapers and monthly magazines in advance OF
the day of publication, and deliver them in any part OF
the city.
Mr.. Gentry Zone of the firm,) is now canvassng the
city, and will be happy to afford any inform alton in re-
gard to any newspaper published in the United States
VIM. T. ALLEN,
NJ. G.. GENTRY
Broad street, nearly opposite the Theatre.
~ b. have resigned my post letter carrier in this
city.
iv 16 DIT Mt n CENrpxy
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20
STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S. South l4th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN'S the man.

For selling prizes, SrRATToN'S the man.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No. 75-July 9th:
6 20 10 II 81 26 al 6S 81 "a 45 H.
Ticket nos. 26 81, prize of $500, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
:, Drawn Nos of Sussex, extra No. S2-July 9th:
81 10 II 40 40 II Dc IA SIS Sc 81 30 %.
Ticket Nos. 80 AZ 46, do do II 46 SIS, do do go 40
6-three more sold and paid by STRATTON.
lrawn numbers OF Monongalia, No 77-July 1lth !:
% 81 "a &c 40 63 60 So 62 IS A.
Die nos. 8 81 65, prize Of 800. sold and paid by
STRATTON.
lawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No. 70, July 18th
20 60 SO Sc 46 Al IL 80 IS 65 SO IS 81 IS.
o. 20 81 43, prize Of $1,000, sold and paid
STRATTON.
avn numbers of Sussex, No. Sc, July l5
p SO So 81 SO 4S 43 SO 90 10 10 Ia.
numbers of Sussex. extra, No. s., July 10TH
B5 40 "a SO Is GO IA Is II 81 49,
/ Nos. 10 "a, capital sold and paid by
STRATTON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST AT BAL
lvA TlMORE SUN OFFICE.
Harpers new monthly, 25c
Graham's Magazine, 25c
Sartains do 25c
Godey's Ladys Book, 25c.
New York Daily Herald, Philadelphia Daily Ledger
and Baltimore Daily Sun. Also, all the weekly news
papers in advance OF the days of publication.
30 ALLEN & GENTRY, Agents,
lY l9-3t Broad St nearly nnnnste Theatre
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

a. FOR RENT, the brick dwelling on Church
E Hill, next door to the residence of the Rev. Philip
Courtney at present occupied by Miss King containing
six comfortable rooms and basement, kitchen and we'll
OF excellent water in the yard, and large garden at
tached Possession given the first of August next.
Rent $3.50 per annum. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents,
VS Lisles Row.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

Tickets $l5-shares in proportion.
lst I'd. Sd drawn nos. SIS 4th, 9th, 9th, SO 7th,
9th, 9Th, and all other sing number prizes S. SO.
Certhcate OF package Of Wholes 1928. Shares in
nronortion
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

a. FOR RENT, the dwelling house on 9TH be-
10 ooms two Baths and Water Closets Kitchen, Laun-
dry, Wood and Coal Houses, and rooms for servants
with fire place in each all In complete order and con-
venent to the business part of the CITY, Possess ion
jy 10 JAMES GRAY
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street.

NOTICE.-CITY GAS WORKS.-Citizens de-
string to have the gas introduced into their edifces
are requested TO call on the subscriber at the office of
the City Gas Works, on Cary street. below 18th street.
South side, and register their names this will be neces.
sary to secure the laying of the service pipe and fittings
in the order Of application.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

A. FOR RENT, neat family house on I'd st.
M:1 between ain and Franklin, at present occupied
by B. G. Gray, next door MIR. Samuel P. Lathrop.
rooms will be painted and papered and possessong ven
n the lst October next. Apply to
oily 10 JAMES GRAY.
a. FOR RENT, the large frame building on Co
M-rnor street, known as Richmond Hall. 1t swell
adapted for cabinet wareroom and work shop. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
jy s j. & F. CLENDINING.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

go 80 schooner Q OF f. Capt VIM B, ElIms,
having the most Of her cargo engaged, aud going on
freight, apply to Captain board in the Dock, or to
y ~ RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
FIJI FOR BOsTON-FIRST AND ONLY
; go PACKET-The superior fine fast sailing regu-
lar packet schooner THOMAS H. THOMPSON,
her cargo engaged and going on board, will sail with
all possible dispatch. For balance OF freight of 500
packages tobacco, passage, having superior accom-
w hart, or to
jy l6 DAVID CURRIE.
<stsss FOR LIVERPOOL.-(To succeed the
go. 80 ship General Washington THE coppered
American \. ship ALEXANDER, Capt Sanford, will
load at City Point. For freight, apply to DAVID
jy2 Cf1As. PALMER & co.
<4susR, FOR LONDON.-Tle superior coppered
- 60 British ship HARRIET SCOTT, Capt Potter,
to load at City Point and having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged, will clear in all this month For
jy2 CHAs. PALMER g. co.
Aao PASSAGE FOR HAVRE.-The A /
60 fast sailing ship DANUBE Chase, master. will
sail from Bermuda Hundreds about LIST July and can
accommodate few cabin passengers Persons desi-
of visiting France will find this desirable convey
an 6 % Applyto JAMES cn. i. ao,,
.FH FOR LIVERPOOL.-TheA i coppered
1NGTON, John G. Graham master, now at civ Point,
and ready to receive cargo. For freight apply to
Je3 CHARLES PALMER & CO.
FIJI FOR WASHINGTON VIA NOR
- 20 LK-The fine fast sailing schr pastoral,
Capt. DAVIS, having part of her cargo engaged, and
going on board, will have dispatch For Balance Of
freight, apply to Captain on board or to
Jy 10 RANKIN q WHITLOCK.
d. FOR RENT, the Tenement on Franklin
MQsreet near Trinity Church, suitable for the genteel
accommodation OF q large family
For terms, apply to Mrs. Allison opposite the African
Church BENJAMIN WATERS,
je6 Exor. of VIM. Allison decd
49, FOR RENT.-The store aud dwelling house
l on Broad street, mex door to the store Of Mr. Jno.
+. Reeve. This house is at present occupied by Mr..
VIM. B. Ellis. Possession may be had on the first of
October. Apply to JAMES GRAY.
jy 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

AA FOR RENT, neat wood house with large
E. garden attached, within half mile north of thu
city, lately occupied by Mr.. M. B. Wells. Rent 81
per month. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents,
le " Pearl street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY.
BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
Is drawn ballots in every package of 26 tickets
$40 600. 20 600 II Q00L

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, July 20, 1880 rs numbers
Is drawn.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

<A FOR RENT, very desirable tenement on
E 9Th street, near Leigh suitable for large family,
with suitable out houses. and hydrant in the yard
Possession given Immediately.
Also. tenement on 9th street, in good order, and
suitable tor genteel family Possession given the
first OF April next For particulars, enquire of
NH IL THOMAS j. GLENN g. co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

a. FOR RENT-The tenement at present oc-
EA cuped by the subscriber, corner of Main and 9Th
streets suitable for the accommodation of large family
or Boarding house. Also two other tenemens suitable
tor families For TERMS which will be reasonable apply
to fde 81 ia MES KOSHER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

MA FOR KENT-The desrably located residence
EQ situated the Eastern side of 9Th street, between
Canal and Cary streets, at present occupied by Mr. A.
S. Lee suitable for the genteel accommodation of
large family of which possession be had the 10th
August next.
Also, two dwelling houses zone Clay and the other
Madison street, the intersection Of Brooke Ave-
and Clay street, both in neat and good order, and
suitable for the comfortable accommodation of mode
rate sized families. Apply to
my 20 JAMES M. TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

- DESIRA ABLE FAMILY RESI-
E!M DENCE.-- The middle house in Thomas Row
near Mr.. Daniel Trueheals is for rent, and immediate
possession given. For terms, apply to
fe Il c.. T WORKMAN & CO
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-07-20

NUIICE to THE STOCkHOLDEkS OF
v THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY. The fifteenth annual meeting of the
stockholders in the Virginia Central Railroad Company
first day of August, 1880 The stockholders viii as
usual have the privilege OF going and returning from
the meeting on the cars Tree OF charge
J. GARRETT, Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
Arrival ofthe Ohi1.

NEW YURR, Nov. 81.
The Ohin arrived this morning from Navana,
which place she left IN the 18th. 36 hours alter
the Crescent City. with $50 passengers from Cali.
iornia. Among them are Madame Cnveron de
la BarrTl, laly OF the Spanish Minister, aud Col
Allen OF California
The Ohio brings s3O00OO in gold dust in freight
and it is reported $500 900 in the hands of pas
sensrrs also avery large mail from California
The Steamer Georgia from New York arrived
at Havana on the morning Of The 10Th The Pa
ciiic smiled lnr n. Orleans on the 18th. The lisa
bel frum Charleston, arrived the same day The
Steamer Caledonia was to sail ina few days for
Spain, with the Ex.Captan General oi the Island.
Conca, the new Captain General has granted
tho Steamers OF tho United States mail steamship
corpany, the privilege of mooring al the dnck.
which greatly facilitates the operations IN coamg
They luvc never before been al!owed 10 60 II
the dock The ships are now subject Ia 10 de
lays in port, beyond the ordinary time oI trans
porting passengers. .....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
TeIegrqph fst ne Daily Laileaster Ga.etic
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWsI
DIV tlte s,eansr NifEAfa.

ENGLKSp.-The excitement Attending tpon
the establishment Of Roniiih Catholic hierirrliy
III England. still cOniuteS, and meetings ui tile
clergy are held in every diucsSc in England Tor the
purpose Ol expressing their Misrepresentation. LnTd
John Russell has written letter To the Bisfp
al Durham, wherein he blanes the prntesuht
clergyman Tor being IN u great measure the cause
OF the measure. lie expresses bis dissent in
strong terms aud says that he will examue the
law Hpon the suhjert.
FRASCg--Acouroing Ia the terms Of the law,
an order has been issued 10 the army. IurhddnlS
them TO deliberate and causing llIeuI to relr.ul
from every demonstration and lrum u,tcrng cries
when uudrr arms. The order party has 0bulned
several triumpbs of late aud the socialists have
been defeated.
The Cholera wns rapidly declining Mt Al
giers,
SPAlS-Letters from Alairil To the 3ist hay,
been received, announcing the re-nPening "l the
COriese by the Queen, On TINT day the Queer
was accompanied by the King and delivered {
speech lrnn the throne, Her Majesty hesan by
hlluding Ia the hop she had entertained "t pre-
seeming herself, with prince or princess, on lh'
ncchslon, bat expressed rrslguallnu 10 Tie viii u
Providence. She expected the satisfaction oI br
ing nble Ia announce the happy re-estabIishmrn
ui her diplomatic relaiinns with Great Britain. -
Friendly relations continue with other powers =
n The Spanish expedition 10 Rnme has been emi
ncnly surceSsIul In the interior of Spuin pub
lie order was maintained and past disseuSiuns iol
gotten rrr.f
Tranquility was Gnr the moment disturbed i
; Cuba by iuu'ign parties, wlmftd before the 10y
ally Of The people and the bravery Of the trnol'
The navy WAS increasing in importance. aud lh
The public revenues continued tu increase. Til
| plan lur definite settlement nf the public del
would be presented. aud. in word the slate
the country, her Majesty said, was rrpsperou
aud favorable.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
crsa, Union psmoa.'ra''en in Nashville,

N Tennessee est IS
sal NAsHsllLE, Nov, %.
PURSUANT to c'dl. very nrmerousy signed BY
the most dlsihguishedi iiien ofhoth parties, large
couc6hrse 'Or ilzens assembled at the Court
House to day or the purpose of giving expression
to the popular sentiment in regard to tue great
question of tue day.
| The meeting went uf with degree OF unnnm-
| ily seldom witnessed, aud chumclerizedl 10y much
/ spirit and enthsinsm,
The meeting was called To order al IL o'clock
/ and Judge Canal called Ia tue clair.
The sneakers wefe Andrew Ewing aud Mayer
A J. Dunuelson. The tOrmer gentleman sup
ported with much ability the course Of the Tenn'
essee delegation IN Congress, IN the adjustment
ol the questions before tnnl body at lis recent ses
sion. aud administered timely rcbuke 10 llose
who talked Of disuuinn aud secessinn as ground
Of red ess for public grievances,
Resolutions wera passed declaring that we are
Union loving and law abiding people, and re-
. cognzed subnis ion 10 The prlnsly laws aS the
primary duty of all goud citizens. That M StIi,
has the constitutional right 10 secede. aud any
such attempt would oe revolutionary in lis charac
ter, and teud I" aurchy. confusion aud endless
civil strife and blood l,hed-ihat the abolition
inubs aud riots in the N6lthern cities for prevent
f ing the execution of HE fuglyes lave law andlhr
abulitiuu conventions. aIld the continued aSlatlol
ursIavery Issues will il continued ,paraze all ou
euergies aud lead lo a total alienation ni one SEE
ton If the Uninn from the otler-tlat we nnlIi
tain the right oltle people of The Stat s. whenev
. or pal paby innlerahly, and nncnnSlitutohally ol
. posrd, To lllrnw oil the cllllns that "ppreSs, lh
that This right is involuntary i'll It's character AN
- there is IN present use Inri exercise; and Ihi
;, therefore we cannnt nny necessi,y.lo iSoull
eru' Congress nr Cnnvculion-tlmt we uulle
q round tie cnsli'u ed authority of the country IL
= nIntninnce Of the supremacy oil the hws, and !
,t Ia spirit Of kimlnesS we respectfully warn nu
,rl Northern brethren that ian attempt to repeal ar
- iaur5 To eunrce the fugitive law. will unite q
the South, aud mo't probably end in the total SCI
nraiinn lhe Union ani the Slaesi that the cull
promise "i Congress meet onr appreciation rs IL
best, under The circumstances, that could be
il tlopied, and we pledge to ii uur hearty sppot
:. Mpjor Douneson spike at length in joliiic
n ton of his course in the late Convention ani q
the general question of the day
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

FACETnvs LABEL.-We took OCCASION
To smile aloud the other day on seeing a.
one horse wagon full ofemigrants, wend-
ing lis way westwardly, with the follow
ing sentence painted on the canopy: IA,
pocket edition ofthe Pilgrims Progress" "
Indiana State Journal.
G." 'LoNG-A suffering Vermonter
was asked the way to Waterbury. With
great poIitoness he strove to say that it
was right ahead, but in vain. The more
he tried the more he couldn't. At last,
red in the face, and furious with uGavail-
ing exeriion, he burst forth Wiib-"Gug
gug go long! darn yeT yud'll gig 81 git
there af"re can tell ye!"
g"AIoiher." said James, "what is
tho meaning of donationl You have been
preparing all this for the donation party,
aud want to know what il means"
I ''Why, Jimmy said Johnny. don't
you know what donation means? l do;
do means tho cake, and nation means the
people, and they carry the cake to tho.
Ministers, and the people go there and
cat il" James was enlightened.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

CoSTIRNATIoS oFTH Loss or THE YonKTowS.
Letters have been received in Boston, f'om
an officers of the United States ship Dale. con,
iirming the loss ofthe Yorktown, and that the Of
licers aud crew were nn board the Dale
4 letter fnm 1t. Frailey, from on h"anl the
Dale at Port Pmyo, Sept 30, gives the Cilowiug
particulars;
"On the morning of the 9th inst, while eulca.
yoring 10 pass between the island of Mayn and
Buena Vista the ship struck upon ledge ofrocks
extending from Ilie northern part or the former
island, thirty miles distnt grom this place. and
becoming an entire wreck in les than an hnul
alter first striking. After bgns aud filling the
hold with water, orders were given Ia save what
ever articles could be got al and which wer'
speedily removed 10 the quarter deck aud ponl
but in few ucluenlS aIler, aud before they cnn
he removed In the boats. the ship lcll over on he
side, anl everything was swept hto the sea. s
sudden was her going over that Two OF the mel
WIN were bruw Al the time, were saved wit
G difficulty mud only by cutting llne in the decl
the waicr having cut oft their esress by the lacl
al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
pII,,issippIL LouIsIntnre

JAcRsoN. November -.
Tho Legislature turing the week has done lii,
tie else than vote down motions of different kinds
nmoug 9th rs III the National Flag be trimmed
in mnuriing aud raised nn tho Capitol. There
appears 10 he mmj"ry in the Legislature. who
takes sides with the uliras al the South On Fri
day the House WIS engaged in discussing rcsn.
luton comlcmning Mr. Fuurc and approving nI the
course of jefferson Davis aud tho members nl tile
House.
JAcKSnS, Nov %.
Tho Senate To day VIVA engaged in discussing
the resolution consurng FOote, aud rcconsidered
the vote In leave the question Of Convention L.,
tho people, aud referred The subject to joint
committee f
The House was engaged in discussing the res.
nlutiun Of censure during tho day.
phc committee will report on Monday in favor
OI call Of n Conveniently he Losi laturc and
it will pass The majority will sustain the Gov.
crnCr in his position ul redress from Congress for
the pnst and security for the future.
The discussion in tue Legislature was very bit.
ter4nd there wns much feeling on both siiles-
Both Houses adjourned lo Monday
MONDAY, Nov. aJ--P M.--Tho llhnso passed
resolutions ccnsuring Gen. Frotc by vote OF 50
Ia ~ - absent aud not voting
In tho Senate, the only actihn to-day, is lIe re-.
port or biH'hy the Joint committee. providing
lora Convention on Nov, 23th, 1851, the dcle.
gates 10 he elected in September next. No vote
on the resolution ocnsuring Fonte.
In the evening session Of the House. resolutions
were introduced, declaring The adjustment hill
satisfactory aud secession not usliiable unless the
fugitive slave bill ho repealed Hn,t slnvcry nbok
isled IN tho District or Columbia, and were iuleli
nilely postponed by u large maiorily
The message received llum the Governer in
relation In Reorganization of the milia, will
give rise To prolonged and exciting debate.
The Convention will be called by the Legisla-
turc.
Administration aud opposition parties are hold.
'ns meetings every hight. Gen, Davis speaks To.
night.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

Only three members Of Congress have
been elected. MrssrN. Appleton and F"w-
Ter, Wings, aud MI. Mann. Free Suil.-
In seven districts there is no choice.
In the State Senate there arc twenty
two Coalition memhers aud ten Wings.
Eight districts have failed To make a
choice. In The House Of Representa-
lives, Wings 10. Democrats II. Coal
ton So, FreesoiIc!s Sc, no choice Co.
Nat. htrhigeRcv.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

FlRg--. Panorama Observation-Disclosures eS
splendid pauommo Of the Upper Mississippi was
entirely destroyed by fire at Newark, New Jcr'
sey about 3 O'clock on Tncslny morning II
was in the Washington Hall range of buildings
owned by John n Stephens, ESQ aud insurance
ii tho Newark companies will cove' The lnss
The storcs underneath, occupied BY II. Adams &
Brother and :. c. Dunn merchant hors, nad j.
s. Peshinc, shoe manufacturer, were considerably
damaged by lhe water. The Ponoramais insured
in one Of the ST Louis offices for &6,g00,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

MONEY EASY EARNED.-The aes to
the doctors who attended Sir RoBert
Peel, after the accident which deprived
him of life, has been just paid by his ex-
ecutors. There were seven doctors-one
received twelve hundred and twenty dol
lars, three received five hundred dollars
each, and one poor devilof an apoiheca-
ry, who worked the harder than all the
rest put together, got some two hundred
and forty dollars while two NJ. P's, who
helped Sir Robert home after he was
hurt, got one hundred dollars each. Con.
sidering that the Illness Of Mr.. Peel last
ed but three days tie doctors were lol.
erably well paid.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

A NEw SrEcnLArIoS- According u the Cour'
ier dcs Etals Uns, u SPecnator is at present
mastering in Paris, some three or four hundred
women, with view 10 inko them to Cnliiprna'
where sohlis, aud tho fair sex is not abundant.
The furniture Of more than two hundred Of these
young rlgtiycs was sold at the Place lie la Buurse
ON the fifteenth ulimo, they bcins unwilling to III
cur now term or rent. The Spectator in qnes.
ton. WIN Is an exactor,i is going to establish n
matrimonial nllicc at San Francisco aIlerthe lash
ion Of that Of Monsieur Fuy, nj Paris.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

CoUNrERFGlTERs ApnUr.- P"ltsvillr,
Pa is Infested by gang Of men aud wo.
men who are engaged in passing c"un'
lerGeit money. Several ar estS nave been
made, among them George Deconrmy,
charged with having procured his wife to
pass counterfeit SIS note On the Leba.
non Bank. He broke out of the watch
house on Sunday and escaped. His wife
who was also arrested and gave bail for
n further hearing, fnltted her recngni,
zaucc. Mrs. Susan Rose. wife Of Dan
;iel Rose. was arrested on Monday for
passing $5 counterfeit note on the Lcb.
anon Bark. also. Mrs Rose gave bail
f,r her appearance at the next cou t.
John Sterling was arrested IN Tuesday
and held in $500 for further hearing
Other warrants are our.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

A WRATmY CLERGYMAN,--A corrcspnn
dent of the Boston Chrono,ypo gives n
short account of public meeting that was
lately held in Fi,chburg, Mass, in rcla.
tion To the fugitive slave law. He says
IthO, a clergyman present uttered the iol-
lowing sentiment: "lf there is devil ia
hell, he will have this law, aud those that
made it, and if he don't get those that
made it, why then it is no use to have a
devil any longer" The Clergyman faew,
of cOursch
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

NEW York, Nov ~
Jenny Lind made her appearance in court this
morning, haviug been summoned on n charge
brought by some cIlnir singers against Georse Lo
der. for breach ol contract
The Commercial Advertiser has the following:
when Jenny Lind returns from the Suuth, she
will give one concert in Delroit,,wo in Cleveland,
two in Bufiln, one in Rochester. one in Syracuse
ume in UliCa aud one or twu in Albany.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

PirTsnuWG, Nov o5
report renclcd the city thi, niernoun TIM,
"1'o'o I'"t ,'ad broke ont among the Irish. work
,ns "n ,no Charters Rlilrunl, some ten miles he.
low This city. The report snys Inn, 6vo os Il,
we're killed, aud the light was going on with a
fair prospect ol large number coming nu, miss.
ing The news sprend throughout tho city nm.
idly, nnd the Sheriff with two companies of MIl.
itOry, The Doquesne Grays aud Scott Guards leI,
for tho ''seat at war;"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29

LIBEL.-The editor Of down east pa
per-a bachelor-says, the reason why
the women do not cut themselves in two
by tight lacing, is because they lace a
round the HEART, and that is so hard they
cannot affect il.