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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09
NEW GOODS,
Fresll and SeIect medicines!

Fresh and Select Medicines!
WE are just receiving, from New York and
w Philadelphia, a superior assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Sc, Sc,
Fresh aud Pure, embracing most articles usu
ally found in Drug Stores. Buying, as we do,
Of the Importers and natacturers-reliabl
houses,a Mt once responsible and respectable, and
being determined to deal in the BEST MEDl.
ZONES, those sold by us may be confidently re-
he'd on-we warrant them such as represented.
Our Stock shall be kept complete, by fresh
supplies from the best markets, as often as re.
quired.
Thankful for past lavors, we solicit a con
tngance Of the same, from all paying dealers,
and pledge ourselves that our prices shall be a;
tow as similar articles can be afforded at in the
State. CASH dealers will always find it to
their interest to call at the sign of the Col
ben N1ortar."
July A, $50 PRIESTLEY g. MoSBY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09

saLSO;
A superior assort-
ment Of Clothing,
~ Hats and Caps Of 3EA
every description. -
Congress Boots, Shoes, Russell Brogans
&C. Cutlery, Hardware, Crockery ware
Glass ware. Brides Saddles &c.
Which will be sold low to good pune
tual men on time, and still lower for CASH,
ALso--A good article of Scotch Snuff,
made by Mrs Miller, Garrett and Ander-
son, put up in bottles and bladders.
ALso-Chewing tobacco Of the best
quality. ln13-tfl VIM. E. DANCY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09
CONSUMPTION
as.
CHOLERl


NIiE recppis of the rayags.
4 this country for the last CAs
show a mortality Of about s0 NY onTel'e upps
disease carries with itthemo.vtS 'ola
and %desolation, causing the de'erfgl.ial
and the dePOpplation Of n~eiyhSnIono q
and cities; and yet il appeap. 05qopd
once in seventeen years among
Col1S0Sa0ePtiOSs destrov.
cording to statistics from tbe nss4Al
One Hundred and FIN 1saFd' NJ
How, then stands the accouSt ".
two great d~estroyers Of tbe ue.wesn
Nearly as fifty to one ON the %aIlsn
ton! Il the??, the Cholera !, "a H. tdn
guarded against, how much leaIel
should we witch the appFoaSE I'VE vir
low, Consumption! II Is mil ~ ~
in that it steals unawares. ann we
tains Of life. 1t is unlike Tho an ae
cause can be assigned for N e9
aemedy can be procure | fot n n.sack al
unlike the Cholera, in that Il ssge'.
whereas the Cholera baflel IN AK hG cit
scientific and skillCulphysician' afs 4
The Remedy, then. Gor
to be found in DIR, RooFRs, Sunsunpda
WORT AND Tar P~REPARATioD.I NJ gr o.
component of which we prono,. 'ae pdhd
words. rSrS'sl 70 ayak
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09

Irish Linen at all prices,
Linen Sheeting,
Damask Table Cloths, Birds eye Dia-
per and Napkins,
Silk, Flag and Bandana Hd'kfs.
Ladies and Misses Silk, Cotton and
Wooden Hosiery,
GeDtlemens' do do do.
Rose Point and Bed Blankets. :
Mississippi, Alabama and Kentucky
Oznaburgs,
Hamilton, Walton, and Manchester
Shirting and Sheetings,
Cohassit, Elephant and Dorchester
Tickings,
Apron and Furniture Checks,
Bleached Shirtings and Sheelings.
~@G@TGeIMGa
Dress, Flock and Sack Goats,
Blankets, Sacks and Frocktees,
Plain & fancy Cashmere pantaloons,
Sattinett and Kentucky James do,
Sattinett and Riding Cord do,
Vests a great variety,
SHIFTS, Drawers. &c. &c.
Brown, Crushed and Pulv'd Sugars,
Common and Sugar House Molasses,
Rio and Java Coffee,
Black Imperial and G. P. Impl Teas,
Fine and coarse Salt,
Soap. Star and Sperm Candles,
Observation-Disclosures
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Mace Glove,
&c. &c.
TWENTY Boxes manufactured To.
bacro assorted brands and qualities
WINES AND. LIQUORS.
Best Cognac Brandy importation l905
" American do,
Pure Holland Gin,
Scotch and Irish Whisky,
Claret, Old Port and
Medicine Wines &c.
HATS 6 GAPS
Florence Silk, Beaver and wool hats a,
general assortment,
Caps all varieties.
DOORS 6 G1@8Ga
Mems and Boys Russetts,
Kip BroganS,
Cali, sew'd G. peg boots
Mud do do do
HARD WARE and II.
Iron, Castings, Nails, &c. &C.
GL.fSS and QUEEN'SW:4RE.
A complete assortment.
BAGGING and ROPE. FLOUR.
LARD, WHISKY, &c. &c.
Also a general assortment
Silk and Cotton UNI
bIllla's Combs,
Brushes,
&c.
The above articles were purchased in
New York Cincinnati, Louisvill, and
ST. Lonis the past summer, upoBtA, most
favorable terms. They are offered to the
at very small profit. The usual
credit will be given TO prompt customers.
! am Determined to offer such inducements
as will ensure a call at least, and beliey-
ing in the motto of small profits and
quick s%alesy' will take pleasure at all
times to show my goods without charge.
will barter for Cotton, Corn, Oats, RYE;
Dry Hides, Wool, Tallow, Rice, Rags, &c.
Liberal advances made on Cotton shin.
ped TO my friends in New Orleans.
N 3, Having made arrangements at
st. Louis for weekly shipments of Flour,
my customers may at all times rely upon
a good and fresh article.
Sept 10Th '50.-1y.
GAIT. Is sacks coarse, and 50 sacks fine
y Salt for sale. by r. p. WINSLOW,
Jackson, December IL, 1850.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09
RANGERS SALE.

A S RANGER of Madison county, l will Of
fer for sale, in the town of Canton, on Mon.
day, the 9Th day of January next, the follow
described strays, to wit:
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09
IAGSNG MsSISWTNlS8a
GARDEN SEE IDS Sc.

Pens, Inks, Waters, Sealing wax, Envel
opes, Note, Letter and Writing paper, Leac
and Slate Pencils, Pencil points, States.
Memorandum and Account Books; Violin
strings, Fish Hooks and Lines; Brushes
and Combs; Hair Oils and Dyes, Shaving
washing and Scented Soaps; Portable Soda
water and Lemonade; Pure Brandies and
Wines, for medical purposes only; Match
Our stock of Medicines &C., was select
whose charge the Store will be.
We solicit the patronage of our friends
and prices will be satisfactory to all.
Sept. 26lh 1850,
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09

ENHE subscriber having settled in this
place for the purpose Of MERCHAN-
Diving, takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens OF Canton and Madison
County, that he has opened his GOODS, in
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. E. ID.
Ward as Drug Store, on the South side of
the Square, and respectfully s~olicits share
Of public patronage. As he wishes TO
dispose Of his present STOCK before
SPING, he has determined to offer such
inducements to purchasers, as cannot fail
10 give satisfaction and ii he has the AR
TlCLE he is certain he can please in the
PRICE. He has:
CALTCOES,
DOMESTICS,
CASHMERES,
DeLANES,
ALPACCAS,
SHAW IS,
&c. &c.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1851-01-09

les, Playing Cards, Backing and Backing
Brushes; Fancy and miscellaneous articles,
too tedious TO mention.
All Of which VT are anxious to sell 10
good customers at reasonable prices.
~ N. B. Prescriptions carefully put
up and medicines sold at all hours, dag o,
ID in New York by Mr.. E. D. Wand, in
nd the public, believing that our articl
D. w. MURPHY,
J. L. MITCHELL.
The republic., 1851-01-01

The LOPEZ PROSECUTION Judge McCaleh has
refused to grant an Importance in the above case,
the ground that it was too late to ask it after
pleas in abatement had been fled He further de-
cided that the mode of selecting the grand jury
pursued in that court has been the settled practice
OF the Federal judiciary since the Federal
courts extended to louisiana and it wac not
therefore question which he would feel justified
in holding up for consultation with circuit Judge
A continuance being Denied the argument of the
pleas fixed for certain day, with privilege
10 the accused to file other pleas in the time.
The arrival of General Gonzales, who had been de-
layed on his route, announced, and on appl-
cation, the forfeiture of his appearance bond was
set aside, and the amount reduced to two thousand
dollars.
The case of General Henderson was xed for trial
its merits the I'd January. The plea pre-.
viously filed by Colonel Bell was withdrawn, and
that of "not guilty entered.
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Office.
DISCONTINUED.

DISCONTINUED.
Olivet, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania.
Lamartine, Clarion eounty, Pennsylvania.
Ball. Knox county, Ohio
Gaines's Creek, Choctaw county, Arkansas.
Ball Point, Dallas county, Missouri
Village, Wapello county, Iowa.
NAMES CHANGED.
Hankins, sullivan county, New York, name
changed to Fremont
Thompkinsvlle, Charles county Maryland, name
changed to Harris's Lot
Green Oak Centre, Livingston county, Michigan,
name changed to Warncrville.
Dentonville, Hanover county, Virginia, name
changed to Rockville.
Skinncrsville, Washington county, North Caro-
lima, name changed to Leo.
Alfred, Henderson county, Texas, name changed
to Athens.
Taladega, Jefferson county, Arkansas, name
changed to Lchi.
Chickasaw Crossing, jackson county, Arkansas,
name changed to Augusta.
Tanners Creek, Dearborn county, Indiana, name
changed TO Guilford.
Lamar, Marion county, Tennessee, name changed
to Fairview.
Elizabeth, Andrew county, Missouri, name
changed TO Boston.
The republic., 1851-01-01
T'HE UNIoN.-United we stand. divided

TNHE UNION.-United we stand, divided
Il we fall.-The Union Southdown Mutton and
no mistake. The undersigned respectfully informs
his customers and the public generally, that he has
been enabled to secure from DR.. Cyrus Mccormick,
Samuel Mccormick, and William Taylor, Esqs,
OF Clarke county, Virginia, n lot of the most supe
rior Southdown Muttons ever raised grazed in
Clarke county. Those gentlemen have no equal in
producing mutton in Virginia, the superiority OF
which places all other mutton in the shade. Judges
and cpicurcs cordially invited TO examine this
lot Of Union Southdown Mutton before express
ing opinion, and can assure them that this lot
of mutton cannot be beaten by the comparison of
any other. They need no extraordinary putting
singing them into notice. Call at my stall,
Centre Market, where shall be pleased to show
the same, sell any portion of il at reasonable
prices on Thursday next, the I'd instant Come
and all, and SECURE eome Of this delicious NUT
ton. The subscriber takes this occasion to return
his thanks to his customers and the public for their
patronage, and his future endeavors shall be to
please and merit continuance of the same.
CHARLES MILLER,
Jan l-5t Union STALL Centre Market.
The republic., 1851-01-01
A CARD-THEATRE.

MISS FANNY WALLACK respectfully in.
lvl forms her friends and the public generally
that her Farewell Benefit, and positively her last
aPpeaIahMoe nee 1u. one 20 'nls her native M CITY, pre-
on Friday evening, January 3, 1851, on which oc-
casion will be presented Oliver Goldsmith's come
dy entitled She Stoops to Conquer or The Mistakes
q a Night; also Sir f. Lytton Buwers play of The
Lady Of Lyons, Miss W. appearing as Pauline and
Miss Hardcastle.
0J-Box Book now open. Jan l-W&F*
The republic., 1851-01-01

A Present TO CAPTAIN AULIcK.-We hear that
the officers of the navy, who employed in the
Gulf OF Mexico, during the late nth Mexico,
are about to present to Captain John II. Aulick, n
splendid sword, as a token of their regard for his
gallantry whilst employed against the enemy.
The ceremony of presentation is to take place at
the Mansion House in this city, and the address to
Captain Aulick upon the occasion to be made by
Captain Charles G. Hunter, of the navy.
INetc York Herald
The republic., 1851-01-01
A CARD.

rINHE undersigned would most respectfully in
Il form his customers that their respective nc
counts will be made off up to the 3lst instant, n,
which time he confidently trusts that they will be
prepared to settle either by cash or with notes al
short date He would take this occasion TO return
his sincere thanks To his numerous customers for
their liberal patronage during the past year. and
hopes, by strict attention to business to merit n
continuance of the same.
Dec 30-7tif VIM X RILEY
The republic., 1851-01-01

RoARDlNG'-Gontleme desiring board can
- DO accommodated at Copp's Pavilion with the
best OF board for $3 30 per week, or board with
rooms, ON reasonable terms. Private parlors for
dinner and supper. Private dinners and suppers
served at the shortest notice.
n b. -Bathing rooms always in readiness bot
and cold water always ON hand. aSulphur. fuyns,
magnetic, vapor aud shower baths, prepared at
tue shortest notice. dec ll--lm IL
The republic., 1851-01-01

A JusT TRIBurE.--We are pleased to learn that
a testimonial from committee of gentlemen in
this city has been awarded to Captain Caleb Grant,
of the schooner Cornelia A. Croke, for his heroic
bravery in rcscuing thirteen fellow. beings from
death, who passengers ON board the brig
Minerva, of bermuda, partially wrecked in
we're gale in September, lS49. The testimonial
consists of splendid gold watch, and it was &C.
companicd by note complimenting Captain
Grant for his humanity and heroic daring.
Nero York Sun
The republic., 1851-01-01

MADEIRA WINE.-The importation OF Madeira
wine in 1850 303 1875 gallons; in lS45, 1917.
In no previous year since lS43 did the quantity ex-
ceed ia 900 gallons and in 1874 it was only $4,000
gallons In lS43 the average cost was 81 % per
gallon; in 1850 il less than so cents. Sherry
wine imported in 1850, 2l2,092 gallons; in ls4S,
2l5,935; and previous year since lS43 did it
ceed II 900 gallons. The cost in lS43 was $ 3S
per gallon; in 1850 it was 25 cents.
Cincinnati Gazette.
The republic., 1851-01-01

MORE THE PHILADELPHIA FUGITIVE SLAVE
CAsE.-On Sunday, at Philadelphia, VIM. McGin-
Icy and George T. Price were arrested. charged
with conspiracy and committing assault and
lattery on the colored man Adam Gibson, arrested
a fugitive slave htely from Maryland. They
taken before Alderman White, who held
them to bail in s. 800 each for further hearing
to-day.
The republic., 1851-01-01

A BRAVE GRL.-A robber broke into the house
of John Fox, East Norwalk, Ohio, on Thursday
night, 2Sth ultimo, and with large knife at
tempted to murder the family, evidently for the
purpose of plunder He wounded the old man,
and his daughter, young lady, but she courage
ously set upon the villain with chair and beat
him so that he bad to retreat. The bravo girl had
one of her arms cut through
The republic., 1851-01-01
FOR MOUNT vERNoN-THREE rnIns.

h THE Steamboat THOS COLL.
643se55;En36 yer will leave Washington al
10 O'Clock, and Alexandria at lOl
on MONDAY, December 80 WEDNESDAY Ian,
uary LIST, and SATURDAY, 4th The boat will land
at Fort Washington.
Fare, round trip .S !; from Alexandria, rs cents;
children halt price
Coaches leave the Capitol at 81 O'Clock Seats
taken on the avenue ten cents each way; other
places fifteen cents each way.
For seats apply to Mr.. Reesidc, GeoI gctown, or
to Geo. Thomas Parker, Washington, the day
before the boat starts
Dec 30-9tMr&F JOB CORSON Cat,tain
The republic., 1851-01-01

Stiller, ,,aae 5 c1trggca rise
Williams. Haywoo & Co., i,..ie!.
N. ID. Labadie Galveston, Texas.
In FoRgIGN CoyNraIEs
J q. Coffin 4 Co, Valpara also, Chill.
nj. Dnnond Co. Vera Cruz, Mexico
Fred. Rivas & Co., Bogota. New Grenada
). Provost & Co, Lima, Peru.
Morton & Co.. Halifax, N. S.
L. Walker Son, St, Johns, N b.
e. G. Salinas & Co., Rio Janeiro, Brazil
From The President Of 4Anhra College, the cei~
brated Professor Hitchcock
"JAMEs &. AVER: Sir l have used your Cuxp.v
PEcToRAL in my own case OF deep seated bron-
chiis, and am satisfied, from it's chemical consti.
tution. that it is an admirable compound for the
relief OF laryngai and bronchial difficulties If
my opinion as to it'd superior character can be Of
any service you are at liberty to il as you think
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK LIn
With such assurance, and from such men, no
stronger proof can be adduccd, except that found
in its effects upon trial.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER, Practi-
cal Chemist. Lowell, Massachusetts,.
Sold In Washington. ID. g, by T. ID. & W. H
Gilmani Georgetown, DR.. Linthcum; Alexandria
Cook Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd & Co., and
druggists generally
Dec 10 -dly lytrlaw&w
The republic., 1851-01-01
0h-s. smithsonian Lccturrs

Otj- Smithsonian Lectures. JOHN LuD-
Low, Provost of the University of Pennsylvania,
will deliver course of two lectures on the even
ings of uesday, 3lst inst, and Thursday, January
ID, 1851 Subjects; "Induction," and "Associa-
ton" Lecture TO commence at u O'Clock, p. M.
Dec 3O--1t
The republic., 1851-01-01

0t- DaguerreOtypes for the MilliOn.-We
are informed that new gallery has just been
opened at the Odeon, where beautiful likeness
can be obtained for the trifing cum of 81.
Ian l-3t*
The republic., 1851-01-01

swEDEspono says that that .'though the virgins
he saw in heaven were beautiful the ,ciues were in
comparably more beautiful, and went increas-
ing in beauty cvermore.''
The republic., 1851-01-01

The fair for the benefit of ST. Matthew's Church will
commence on Thursday evening next, I'd january,
at Carusis Saloon. The object of this Fair. for
which the ladies are making extraordinary prep,-
rations, is to erect steeplc to st. Matthew g
Church, which will be ornament to our city
The Saloon will be open every day and evening
until further notice. Dec 3l-3t
The republic., 1851-01-01
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WilIard's Hotel.

WilIard's Hotel.
Corner IF PsnnspiUania Avenue and l4fh street.
A Benson, Mobile J Peasants, Md
MIR Cram & lady, Ga &c Kemble, California
Dougerty, Ark Hon AEliot&lady, Mass
Miss Dougerty, do Miss Eliot do
J Thurman, N Y Price servt, England
F Thomas do J Sherman, Bait
X Alexander, do Oh Miles, my
+ Grund Phila LO Hubbard, NJ
Farwell, do Palmer & lady, do
N Bacon. do Morton, lady, and
l. Bond, N Y child, NO
Hayward & lady, Md Luther, Mass
Browns Hotel,
syiuania, ,dpenus bef,oeen 6thand 7th streets
J Humphr.ys, Pa Clagett, Md
l. Gibson, N Y Moeling, Md
Wilton, Mass l. Lefebvre, do
l. Nelson, do IA Ball, Va
Bowen, ny II w Ball, do
Il Gardner, Ohio DR. Lee, NY
S X Clark, do Maj Kidd, Ohio
I Davis, Pa J Miller, lady, chill
ii g Howard, do dren, & servant, do
w w Brown, Md M Shaw, Md
M Kigour, do Col McLemore, Tenn
Sutton, Va Miller, Md
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsyipania 4penue and 9th street.
G Bayly, Va w Lawton, St. JOHNS
G T Pittnan st Louis II White, Conn
G Keen, N Camp, do
MIR & Mrs Harvey Boston T England, Bait
MIR Davies N Y b England, Phia
Mad Wickliffe & ser, do II Stone, NY
Miss A Barr, Del G Wilkinson, do
Miss Barr, do @ M Adam, Scotland
G w McCane, N q Miss Hamilton, Bucking
A Brewster & lady st Lou ham
M w Baker, Pha Miss NJ Blackwell, do
Baker, do Prevot, do
Miss Baldwin, Conn M Forgay, NO
q Belden, N Y w TurnbulI, Va
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Psnnsyiranin AUenue and lgfh street.
A Mustang, Va M Coye, Phila
S w Warner, Boston Master Coye, do
II Freeman, do Mr. Whitherston, N
w Garyey, Del II c Dudley, Me
w johnson, do FS Hawes, Bait
+ Johnson, do BJ Viewer, do
II Williams Md Mr. Crash, Boston
II Wheeler, Ohio MP Prince, NY
l. Wheeler, Phila J B Prince, do
The republic., 1851-01-01

r1'HE BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING OF " MER-
u CY's DREAM" by Huntington, for the sub
scribcrs, can be scen at
Dec IS TAYLOR & MAURY'S.
The republic., 1851-01-01

Land difficulties in Scotland exist to such an OK
tent that the British papers are calling for en-
numbered estates commissioner to divide and cell
the lands in the highlands.
The republic., 1851-01-01
sa5 ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD.

TWENTY-FIVE FARMS, WORTH OVER
i $500, AND FIVE THO USAND FOUR HUN
DRED LOTS TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG
EIGHT HUNDRED SUBSCRIBERS.-Each sub
scriber is entitled to eight lots, twenty five by
hundred feet, lying together, or a PRIZE FARM,
of from four to twenty The shares are linn
tied at S25, payable y 3 when subscribed for S5
on the day OF distribution, and the balance in
monthly instaments of 49, About seven hundred
shares are now subscribed
The lots are situated in the village Of HERMAN
WILLIE, on the Long Island railroad, county Of Suf
folk, and fifty miles from the city of New York A
car and engine house Ia being built near this
village. and the last train leaving Brooklyn, late
in the afternoon stops this station, and returns
| early in the morning II is of the heathiest
places in the United States, within one mile OF
Ronkonkoma lake, which is about three miles in
| circumference, OF singular transparency, and OF
great depth, with abundance of fish. The viii
age is but four miles distant from the great South
Bay, which is five miles wide and forty miles long,
abundantly supplied with oysters, clans, and fish
| These lands will produce much per acre, with
the same cultivation, any land within fifty miles
of New York. The Suffolk County Agricultural
Society, at a meeting on oath September 1850,
awarded premiums for the production Of these
lands, as may be seen by the following letter
| (Copy.)
LAKE ROAD, Der. 2S, 1850.
certify that have raised during the past
son the very best of corn and potatoes so bushels
per acre; egg plants and a variety Of garden vege-
| tables. on land near the Long Island railroad at
Lake Road, from which received premium at the
Suffolk County Agricultural Fair, held September
| "a, 1850.
Also peas, beans, onions, squashes, pumpkins,
| bects, and tomatoes.
You're. IRA L'HoMMEDIEU.
| To CHARLES WooD, III John ST., N. Y.
| Hermanville station is located the borders of
| the Long Island railroad where cars run several
times day to Brooklyn and New York. The sur
face OF the land is smooth and level and the sur
rounding country is perfectly healthy, and within
a few miles of this place highly cultivated and val
| liable, having been settled for more than hun
dred and fifty yeare, and where similar lands sell
from S so to 5000 per acre.
The distribution will take place in fe,o days by
| = selected by the subscribers from
! aEiae - having the first
The republic., 1851-01-01
If YOU HAVE A COLD. GO TO GILMAns,s

If YOU HAVE COLD, GO TO GILuANS,s
4 Drug Store, on Pennsylvania avenue above
browns Hotel, and get bottle of Giddings Cough
syrup; tryit once, and you will never be without a
bottle OF IT in your house it is purely vegetable.
u you are troubled with the Rheumatism Sore
Throat, Paine in the Back, Side, Limbs, get a
bottle OF Giddings Linimsnt aud be cured. No
one should be without bottle of these valuable
preparations in their house. Principal office, 50
feari street, New York. Dec lf--4wif
The republic., 1851-01-01
TREAsURER'S STATEMENT,

h a h y dgaa D1ouio
and "a lin and Bh by received to Monday
dg1
ordered
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SACRED CONCERT.

A SACRED CONCERT will oe given at the
IA Baptist Church, street. between 9th and 7tb
streets, under the direction OF Prof ii. BERLYN on
THURSDAY EVENING, January 2, 1851.
Professor Il. will be assisted by Mrs FRANKLIs
and large number of the most talented amateurs
in the city of Washington Pieces from the Crea-
ton. (Haydn,l will be performed
Doors open at o'clock Concert TO commence
at $ O'Clock, precisely. Tickets to be had at the
Music stores and at the door. Admission for three
persons 81. Single tickets 81 cents Dec 3I-at
The republic., 1851-01-01
The I4merica ON her O,Itpard Voyage.

HALIFAX, Dec. N.-The steamship America, due
last night, arrived at O'Clock this afternoon, and
sailed at s O'Clock for Liverpool. The weather is
calm and pleasant.