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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
New-York Cnrus nInrke, Dec. 81.

Washington Drove Yard. F0rtyfoustl-st and Fourth.
sVeuue ard Al Hudson River Bulls Head foot Of Rob
,Isonsi iof bceyes. For Cows, Calves Sheep ard
avenue and Al OhaubefiAins. foot Of Robinson q
A. nusc 800 bceycs 1850 Boelhsfn. the fcuAl nIer
$500 kheep and Lainbs 49,
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On the gh Of lshO. BY D. T. Frsmbes. Mr. Will
LIAM C. LAFORGE. to Ms MARY S BARNES, all Of Quar-
Staten Island.
On the 3Oth Dee Rose Hi Methodist Episcopal q urh,
the Rev } Matthias, ROBERT FIELDtNG Jr % CHAR
LOTTE AMELIA ssher Of the John
tas City.
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Iron our Corrsspondsut.l

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3-lvivdSc Gertrude Horton Pen
dson, sew York; Mar Patterson segaine DO
CearsdBrgs BnsanEa Young, kngon, JAM Eoo (se) Cas-
tesno, Leghorb Gertrude Honon Pends0u Akapa no
BE- resns New YoIkj Charles Carroll Saunders New Haven't
steamer Kennebsc, Flowers, New York.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dec. 81.

No change of Importance in the HOG market.
The total number arrived up to this evening is
co., 237 New PORK is in demand at 75 and is
held firmly even at sll. 200 bbls. prime LARD
sold at II; 100000 pounds OF dry sslted Sides at
;. FLOUR is brisk with sales at 3 70 to -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

Fstcrs 10 - Beovrs have been rather bnsh ihs pas.
.esk and prless have gone up fraction higher Ibo
rnpgr to-day ~ good retailing qualtes 10 nom 'vg
60dea " 100 ns-the latter for extra ABOUT 4" i"''
unsuld .. .,...... o, -.
Cows AND CtLvEs-saes at from q soafD@42 20 n
in qualify Al sold. go, - ,.,.,ss
sTsrg Asp LAMns-In good demand al 62A TO 5000
for The former (exua g. to f and so 10 I5d5 10 Tor
the latter. 200 unsold.
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De. D. a. g. &c. TO- .s Al BE- bari Adam Cars Ia ohsso~ or
Noe rofk
nfrzns
Nov a. esMaofea ,,h Honsss ~ hem Palermo for Niof
Nv ss etO onH ~ taA fnses 81 Wales bo~n, On Ns~pcL
=, Zoe eareunah
NJ - 1T ~. ss Wasp, fsss, TO o.sne ia waasss, NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01
JAMES COLE, AucuoneeY.
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA-

yn, near DR.. Spencers Church.
JAMES COLE will sell at suction MONDAY, jan.
9, 1851. al II o'clock at the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
the deGrabe hreestory Brick House and Lot "A Clinton.
e. House q 6x44 finished In the modern STYLE
any marble mantels sliding doors circular gales made
blinds furnaces water TO the second story hot and cold
bathing rooms shower baths bells and gas throughout
back piazza enclosed &c. all complete Lot q 6xlOO fee<
deep Large size ranges in tue Kitchen large
cisterns In the yard.
Also House and Lot 20 Clnons sze and snishef
In the same manner with exception of gas fixtures
Aso, Nos % aud so Cnton-st two-sory brick and dou.
bic House built good and substantial manner and con.
ains 10 rooms House 50 by 81 feet-Lot 40 by 100
feet deep.
Also, Lot OF ground at Newark ~ on north
side Of Newst. between Plain and High ss Lot 25xl09
feet deep.
For terms OF sale and further particulars, apply 70 the
Aucioneer, A. Fulion-st. or 70 (464
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rur MAIprN OF TIE NEW YEAR
~ T. tEsuI AVS.

=
Tu. hell Of Ho, Trlpiy ehimed on The m'dhish'S'
,,ry ,,ooniieh nj came a maiden yOung and fair
res ,,.reeans DER her form and face darling user
tkrsw, tsS,,,..
a.s Asr nrhtsome tread Of oyouess proelAmed a' wv
no, roldep hair was garAnded with wresihs Of ead"ns
sowsrs. -. ,,u,.
Ard hsr snowy singers dainiy led on the newborn nouns
Her ewes Of soncsl violet q world Of promise wore,
A.a NOS, harry eare!essness her eOmey features
Bright blooming on her ivory anna a0werSsg ,o an
hung. ,.,as 4. ,ls.sant
wheree rose hued loves and greeneaved hopes
And nom hfI M"ie eSi"s this
-. ,.,, from, other worlds TO bless and brighten
.,o. she Freely gave and wished poor MORALS
ofher gcoo gus s Iwould dwell
well, '-.,s., .be
u,s warmly they did welcome her, and pray 'aai sne
cse The millions who reOieed spread her Isios an
The air with mernent and greeted her oy haae
so.ha went ON and bad for all pleasant look and "oo'
And many al her coming felt new life within mem
Th.s leaving blessings where she went her ioos' o'eu
away, n,y!
A, ne bells OF Holy Trinity ruug out the New fearsOaS
Eew York.
Tweuty-four Days later from mex'co'
III T,1byr, has received the Monitor Reptof'-
.sno 10 December 10TH being "a days later than
previous advices.
We find no political news of importance Don
Jssn ~ Urquide has been elected Governor &
chihuahua. There have been rumors OF an sP-
yrosching instruction at Puebla, but the Monitor
discredits them
Three highway robbers have been shot accord
ise 10 sentence at Colototsn in the province oil
Jalspa
The revenues of the Mexican Clergy exceed
$4,000, geo year. The value Of their real estate
d enormous. In the District Of Mexico the total
real estate is worth 100000; half off belongs
TO the clergy.
The revenue Of the Government has never
sqaaled its expenses. 1t cannot scrnpe together
more than q, OO0, Oo0 These facts need no COM
nent says the Monitor
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. NJ. MERwIs. Auctionecr.
A. NJ MERWIs Auct0neeI.
RY BANGS, BROTHER Il co. 200
A1BRoADWAY.-Cssh advances made upon al eoai


TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 81, at o'clock
GIFT Books AND HOLIDAY PREsENTs-An extensive
and choice collection Of elegantly illustrated and richly
bound English snd American ANIMALS for 1851 and many
other beautifully illustrated Standard and Msceil
Books ornamened Juveniles, fine editions OF the Poets
Also, variety Of Fancy Articles, Portable Desks Tray.
cling Cases, Ladies' Work Boxes. Paper Mace goods &C.
suitable for Holiday presents,
Also. assortment OF Fancy Stationery.
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California Vessels Spoken, SC.
spoken, DC.

No cate on Cape Ben, 10y the hsnas Acaeaoi bs Mort
nan. Of Beaten, Oh Nss iob for San fEaHcsco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

NEW YEAR ANUsEMENTs.-Whats should they
be Not idle or frivolous entertainments, with
out aim object but merry, hearty, soul stirring,
bumor evoking productions that point moral" while
they sdorn the Iae OF life with good spirits and fresh
feeling of humanity such amusemenis given five
times today, morning. noon and evening, al Bamums
Museum That an excellent place laugh and be merry
In for old folks as well as the young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

e,m The Books Of transfer were closed "'uay'
and many Of the sales were for the opening i"o
,,;c.. opoted will be dividend on until the d"l
5orJi. announced 7 Y cent is respected. Norwich
"a worcester advanced Y cent. closing at ori.
Tho transfer Books close to-day hereafter tho
,slcs will be ouoted-Dipide1d Ell The Board
Of Directors have made short and clear heporl
which will appear in our next. Stoningtoh was
firm at "a. which is higher shade $40 was oil
f,red for the stock Of the Utica and Schenectady
Railroad. This is with the late large stock-dlyl
dend off There seems to,be no end 70 the CON
6dence of holders in this stock 1t s now nearly as
high as il was before the late extra stock dividend.
The larger the capital the more It is liked The ms
tory Of this stock has been one OF uninterrupted
success and productiyeness. The Albany and
Schenectady was held at 942694I; there was a
GOOD demand for it, The dividend of this Comps
nv will be declared next month, payable lst Feb
ruary, and will be 81 q cent. leaving consldera-
bic surplus to the sinking fund Under the thorough
and economical management Of Mr.. Mcintosh the
Vice President, the affairs of this Company are
constantly improving. The late report TO the sur
veyor General by this Company, which we pub
Iished recently, shows that this Road earns more
money per mile than any Road in this State ex-
cepting the Reading. Bonds of the Erie I'd mort
gage, sold today at los, which is higher Incomes
also rose = cent Ohio and Pennsylvania Bonds
sold at 81, an advance. These Bonds are daily
growing in favor. Portsmouth Dry Dock and Nor
ria Canal shares were active to-day, the former
advancing l T. cent We report that the year
closes with remarkable buoyancy and promise.
In Freigbts there was but little doing the rates
are firm. Cotton, is Id Heavy Goods POS ;
Flour, Is Sd for Liverpool. To Hsve, Cotton &c.
To California there was a fair business doing az
GOGSl.
The following statement shows the business at
the Assistant Treasurer's Office for the month Of
December $1,000. o.,
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Qu,,s s.uiss-ns shP Oriental 90 hsr fsesai "plton
Yot a. rasssd through Pfacrs STA = % sss fa ~
tom r. t,tlrr- ea lrf - otse raoa i'r' htr-
s,.r :. 500 miles, s,i by itbi es.y avstse f't
Ju, lu o4l days 80 Oh rFs4r-d - H~s pr Jay
yrou Juns ~ o. J1y 81 % d.ys-ste aselred - H -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

COMPLIMENTARY SuPPER.-We learn that tn
Baltimore Association Of this City will give
complimentary supper to the Waterman Fir
Company Of Baltimore, atNiblO's, tomorrow ever
ing, Jan. 2.
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al ,bp Dane Isc~h sshes 90 L'f I''"o '1o"'
IL o. 10 Hi~f Esst 4 Frs Isaac
Sch Iscon. hare ~ toa. d. ndse. ~
sfh ifu ~ Chafs Hostfn, a. nfffi ~
So Wf'ffff, Beer. Rostfrt fs' Ed-s, -
fshr Nay am HsItsf hEnrnf. i4mt~f
HchfJ H,iafs. Foof, AadsYn isno"f
siosp Jane. T. fosr A'dfsh FFrve enc, eoFssir.
ST.. Tnurtb fssnI Ns~ 8-sf1fa o. a.. 10 & - i>"nA1
BEIOW shp Hone, sih passsff'fA Also ashP ''FF-'
= b. The spsadro. "a bsf"
wISD-ssls.tHE Yah nov.
nENaKss pa tsss al-fss % ai - naes fsapfsarine'
r. he Nofh River gefsfcH.-
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L TNRESERVED SALE AT AUCTION
" SnA aAA Inf

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
At II O'clock on FRIDAY. the 80 January next
They will be put up In single Bonds with suitable PRIV.
lege ola lager amount. and the WHOLE will be sold
wihos, any reserve Tie amount comprises three ourhs
ofhe $4,000 secured By the Second Mortgages the
ard expected TO be wholly used in purchases for the Com.
psny are NE last Bonds OF his Company to be brought into
mnkrt Inc company supnaies not 70 negotiate any Of
the reserved soocoo, excepting par IN payment foe
material. or claims. vi aner August next.
TERhs OF PAYMENT-Fiy per cent prompt, IS per
cent on ho oth day OF February and May each, and
.he ,esidue on The 9Th Of August following Interest wiz
De allowed on payments made in advance Of hose periods
The rate OF i've Per cent, per annum, for The tine antic
paed Bonds will be issued 90 required for payments
sav. htr o Sn me Mnoun ~ S Us NOV 'sxvs
meni OF The nslallmens due.
J. NJ HOPKINS. Treasurer.
New-Yerk, December =, 1855.
al lhis Office. d1sA
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CITY ITEMS.

II Yesterday morning was still and chill, and
afternoon the frosty fingers Of the air wore snowy
sbrOud for the dying year to lie in. 1t was cold
long before it ceased But it fingered to exist
along through the evening until midnight, whenit
was all over with the good old year 1850. Hap
ply however, years. like Kings, can never die
and before ] O'Clock this morning the New Year
1881 was hailed in a thousand quarters;with spirit
ed pledges and most prolonged polkas.
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OoLDsMITH's CHEAP SYsTEM.-Mr Goldsmith
will receive pupils for hslfphce term in Penmsn-
chip Friday and Saturday next at his rooms 289 Broad
way He has been induced pursue this course by the
Hctaons of more thsA one hundred persons who were
shut out from the former cheap classes by the closing Of
the books al the time specified by the advertisement Re
member Friday and Saturday are the days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18
[PROPRIETORS.

wrote his friend, "a set of madmen tried 10
set fire IT. | have assembled all of our
friends within the building. and we never
quit our posts. either day or night, guarding
the entrance, and keeping watch over rhe
workmen. The printers perform their
work with one hand, whilst they hold a
pistol in the other. five can stand our
guard for two days. the book is saved, for,
lie, only ten copies be struck of, and moth
ing will any longer be able to destroy it.
But If either day or Tomorrow our enc
mics should succeed in gaining the upper
hand"-Rheticus left the sentence uniin-
lsbed. but Copernicus supplied the want
he knew how much depended upon this
moment. On the third day another mes
scnger made his appearance. and he too.
was the bearer Of evil tdings; "A CON.
positor, gained over bv our enemies. has
delivered into theirhands the manuscript OF
the book, and il has been burnt in the pub
he square. Happily the impression was
complete, and We are now putting il INTO
press. But popular tumul, might ye,
ruin all
Such was the etate Of suspense 10 which
the great Copermcus passed the closing
days ofhis existence ! Life was cbbine
fast, and the torpor of death had ALREADY
begun to steal over his faculties. when a
hoIsman galloped up to the doorin breath.
less hasts and sprg'ng from h- horse. has.
tened into the house Of the dying strono.
mer. a volume, whose leaves were still
damp, was treasured in his bosom ; il was
the chef,d'Gxrre Of fCopcrnicus; this mes
senaer was the hode Of victory
The spark OF life, so nearly exhausted,
seemed to be rckindled for moment IN
the breast of the dying man be raised
himself in his dying bed, grasped the book
with his feeble hand, glancing at its con
tents With his dim, expiring eye. A smile
lighted up his features. the book fell from
his grasp, and clasping his hands together,
he exclaimed. Lord let thy servant dc.
part in peace' Hardly had he uttered
these words, before hisspirit fed from earth
TO return TO the God who gave it, 1t was
the morning ofthe 23d May-heaven was
still lighted with stars the earth was with
fragrant fowersa Il nature seemed 10 sym
pathze with the great reveaer of her laws
and soon the sun rising above the horizon
shed its earliest and purest ray upon the
stifI, cold brow ofthe departed, and seem
ed in his turn to say, "Thc King Of Crcu
tIof gives the kiss of peace, for thuu has
been the first to replace him on hi. throne
Persecution followed Copernicus ever
in the grave. The court Of Rome replied
to his dedication by onlcmning HI. book
but the book was the Instrument Of his owr
revenge by cnlighiening the court of Rom,
herself, which az last recognised, although
too late, the faith and the genius Of the as
tronomer Of Wcrnica Prussia, with III,
ingratitude ola conqucror. has converted
the observatory ofCopcTnieus n,o prison,
and is now allowing his dwelne-house 10
crumble into ruins. But Poland, his ma
i've land has collected some Of her last Oh.
oies, to raise a monumcut To his memory
At Cracow, and to erect statue Of him in
| Warsaw.
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NEW ARRANGEMEN Of THE
~ MAILS.-JTLT 1ST. 1851.

NORTIIERN-Arrivc.f from Charlottesville ON
shs came dav, as hcrctoure. viz Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays Schedule time o! arrival B. a.
N. Leaves. as heretofore, ON Sundays, cdncsdays
and Fridays at 3, n.
PACKET MAII..-Arriyc. every day. except
Tsssday, betwe-n 6 and Z. n. m. Leaves every
DAY. except Sunday, about 7, =. m. By the North
srn Stage aud Packct there received und despatch
3D. .vrry day mail for Richmond and points North
and South Of that city.
K The Canal way mail i. received Wedncsduys.
Frniavs and SUNDAYS, aud despatched Mondays,
wednesdays and Fridays as heretofore.
SOUTHwESTERN, (or Salem. )-ArriSes Sun
dave, Wednesday. and Fridays, at G. a. m. Leaves
Tuesdsys. Thursdays and Saturdays, shcu, s. n. m.
WESTERN. Tor Fiacdstie. ARRIVES Tuesdays,
Thursday, and Saturdays. about G, p. hereto
ssre, Leaves a. heretofore, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Frdays--but nj later hour, say about =, a. m.
" By these two lines, mails for places not
Surther west than Bafard's arc despatched every
day except Sunday.
BUCHANAN AND LEXINGTON (e,a Canal
arrives Sunday, Wednesday aud Friday, at r. NJ;
Leaves Monday, Thursday aad Saturday Mt hall
past AN
FARMvILLE.-Lcsvc. Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays s a. M; rrivcs at Lynch
Sure next davs bv sa IN. Leaves Lynchburg Sun
days, Wednesdays and Frdays+l p. M, arrives al
Richmond mex, days by A ?. m. - This sehed
Ale will go into effect ON Friday, the 5th inst.
DANvtLLE.-Arrive., as heretofore, tuesdays
Thursiays and Saturdays. Leaves heretofore
Nondays Wednesdays ard Fridays, at ; Il. m.
PEDLAR MlLLS--Arrivcs as heretofore Mon
days and Thursdays between 10 and IL, a. NJ
Leaves about |, p. ni., same dny.
" Mail closed at 6. p. IA. No Mails arriving
on those nights. the oiscc will NOT be opcned fo
delivery on Sundays. Mondays. Wednesdays ano
Fridays, after dark.
On Sunday morning the oH;ee viii be kept opcr
Scr ono hour after the Mail by the Packet is read,
for delivery WM NJ. BLAcKFoRD, i. NJ.
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Ass7-lE1.IssI.:; g;7pp5,.sss y :.
.s---..--2lsl .s-.--..--1a1-- -,
EANAE OPEN FROM LYNCH
- NalEkG TO KICMANAN.
kHITIt;

Thro~gk 70 LynctJurg IL 81 honrs-FARE 81 so
TEroggh 10 LesiRgtonin Tro Days-fARE 90
Through To BHcia,toH IN I'tco Days-FAEE 5 90
Our Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynch
burg duily. ms usual ut =. NJ, Sundays excepted,
and arrive there in "a hours.
Passengers by Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
dny's Bua,s connect in Lynchburg with the boats
for Buchanan, snd arrive at 6 r. NJ, and with the
Stage Line at North River and arrive in Lexington
at ) L. NJ,
The traveller cau now with economy and com
fort survey the most bcastiq scenery in the Noun
tains of Virginia. The view at Bacony Falls,
where the James River passes through the Blue
Ridge, is in itselfh sufficient indncement for pas
scngrrs to take this line. md the whole route a.
bovc Lvnchburg, at any bend of the james, pre-
SCENTS a combination Of River and Mountain Scene
~ nsurpusscd in any country.
Tho distance from the North River TO the Nntu-
raj Bridge is only miles.
Rcurning-Lcavc Buchanan Mt A. NJ, and
Lexington ut A. NJ. "Wednesday. Friday aud
Sunday, mud arrive in Lynchburg at =. NJ.
Below see card between Richmond and Lynch
burg for fitre and hours Of arrival.
Leate Rtchmond Daily, ercrpt Sunday, at 6 p ".
ARuIyglT TIME. fARE.
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4 Unprecedented success; 4


- Hnph Of IthitchWa.-1he he premium awarded
him at the great New York National Exhibition,
for his superior Daguerreotypcs, which proves that
his work is appreciated in New York well as in
his native State (Virginia). He vas also awarded
,he highest medal at the Maryland National Insti-
iute His Gallery in this place still continues to
turn out work Of I superior character, and is pro-
nounccd by good judges to be equal 10 any North
South. At any rate perfect satisfaction gusran-
tecd III every case. Cum3 then, one and ALL and
secure that nscmcnto which will survive yourselves
and is invariably appreciated as the richest legacy
ufdeparicd friends. The never fading Dsgucrreu-
type done up in Whitehurst's best style. fg- Gal-
lery nextdoor to the Virginia Bank.
T. L. GIBBS, Agent for j. II. Wlitchurst
N. B. Pictures of every description copied and
post mortem cases promptly attended to, good
supply OF Lockcts, Medallions and breast pins CON
stantly hand for Daguerreotypes.
Nny aO--ts l.. e. GIBBS Agent
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Lcare Lynctbarg Daily, ereert Sunday, at 61 A. M-
ARRIVE TIME FARE

Passengers for Staunton, by this route, leave
Richmend Monday Wednesday and Friday. at 6
7. NJ, arrive in Scottsville day at II. and IN
Staunton nj 7. NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland c. II and Farmville,
leave the same evenings, and reach Cumberland
C. II, at "A next A NJ, and farmville by liz 7.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by boats or
stages, must go at the risk Of the owners, or we
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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"a SADDLERY aud Harness

EgYEsA MANUFACTORY.-T The subscriber takes
this method Of informing his customers
and the public gcncruily, that he is now nanulac-
turing and viii keep constantly hand, large
and general assortment of Saddles, Snddlebags,
Brides and Murtiugales, from the planest the
finest patterns. His assortment of Carriage, Nag
and other Harness, will be found to be Of sgpe-
rior workmanship and good materials. A supply Of
Trunks Carpet Bags, Saddlers Materials, aud ey-
erv article To be found in such establishments he
aattcrs himself will be found upon examination in
his stock. He sucits call from all desiring to
purchase. trusting thai his experience, faithful work
manship and determination to please, will secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches will be
promptly attended to.
Aug lists WM. ]. ROBERTSON
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MISCELLANEOUS,
OILS, TnIiow Grease, and Oh

oils, TaIiOw Grease, and Ohio
" MINERA PAINT
300 barrels Machinery Oil. Price 75c pr gallon
200 gallons do do
in casks Of variou. sires. do do do do
200 barrels Boiled Paint Oil. do IS do do
5000 gallons do do do
in casks Of various sizes. do do do do
$50 barrels Tanners Oil. Various kinds and
qualities, from IS TO so cents per gallon.
1900 gallons in casks Of various sizes Various
kinds and qualities, from IS to SO cents per
gallon
so tons Tallow Grease. for heavy bearings and
coarse machiaery, in barrels casks, Of my
consistency required. Price 6 cts per Ib.
l50 tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels, at the
lowest market price.
MaeL.nery Oa, warranted to chill in the cold
esi weather. and onsdcrcd by those using it equal
to Sperm Oil
Boslei Peua OIL, equal to Linsecd Oil, other
than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies Of the a.
boye named articles, aud my is, Small prof
it, and quick returns" b. +. POND,
50 Har Street, (rnasr tie Peart 81. House.
Dec l5-7. Ngw-YoEK.
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POETRY.
From Biaelsoood's Maga=ine.
POetical Portraits.


sHAKsPEARE.
His was the wizards spell,
The spirit to enchain-
His grasp DER nature fell
Creation owned his reign.
He grasped his country's Tyre,
With ardent grasp and strong,
And made his soul Of frs,
Dissolve itself in song.
MILTON.
His spirit was the homo
OF aspiration high
A temple whose huge dome
Was hidden in the sky.
Dark clouds his forehead bound,
And at his feet were fiowers-
Mirth, madness, n agic, found
In him their keenest powers.
scorr.
lie sings, and 10, romance
Srnrts from its mouldering urn,
And chivalry's bright lance
And nodding plumes return
-
FREScH EpiGRAN.
The world is full Of fools;
THEY'RE never out Of view,
Unless you turn your back
On man and mirrors too.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-18
orN.K> NEW AND REAuVlrlIE

- UANNIATEN,--Ih be subscTlbcr mas thr
pleasure say lis friends that he has just rccciv-
ed IA large lot of Cuiyt0gcs and Buggjcs of almost
every description, selected at the North by one OF
the most experienced Coach builders he has ever
knoSn, and who has retired from busines. The
styles of the latest und most approved patterns
prices lower than | only ask call to con
vince the public of the fact.
Oct g-3m HENRY VI. DIDIAkE