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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
wAsBINGrJN.


Nv Wtn
,,...s,.d..oe Of fhs Il ln'4-' ~, "a 1852
N'i'''F' 1850 Sz,ur5sys January
- has been eogsg io- come
N' ,<h.,o as to whether or ao- ''''
es]s 'n STAG has been cheating 70 paying
80, the Mezicaa Indeuu''y m'o'f'
,nec,6cal.y alleged the fact, oni d n''''-'
:. gentlemen assert that things Aa's sup,
,;ou. look, ard they arc curious 20 NM
~b,thr, y be so Or no,. The polli o. 'ae c@''
mace BY CHARLEs ALLsE is, that Mf. y hb''' 80
received A large SUN OF money from MS 'o.n'
mercial friends 70 pay BAN for taking INC -
,.,v a states Office. That the su0scnp.'on ~
a. rr,ooee was got up IN August i0''' '"'
time he took Office and tina; at me sA'i'
almost as soon as he got sea'S" -.
nm h,rcaln in a great hurry Win
.s.,sw.LI and the BARINGs' 70 pay o'9' "a,
uo,ic.n Indemnity money, anu ''''
-. ;,,,o the market for compeutofs' or WIN
<;,;ng notice to the world OF bankers ana
80 that the lob of paying over the money
-. IN the market The allegation Is, that the
transaction affords large profits, and the infer
.rce drawn is, that as the Secretary never
lies 10 lose chance at good fee, that he, an
vulgar phrase, goes saacEs IN the operation.
Now il would seem TO be the simplest way TO
dl,po.e of all the suspicion and all the talk this
transaction has given rise TO, land 1t IS a great
scandal to the Secrctary,) for Mr. WEBSTER 70
ask an investigation AID show Just no" the
hing was done and how IL stands.
I, would be The easies, Ching IN the world 10
show all the facts ia the case. and when these
w.,e ont there is an end Of the thing The line
n defense Gf it could be called deicnse)
aaop,ed in the House yesterday by Nr. ASH
49, successor. M GEORGE =. DAVIS, does
not seem to us to meet, bu, rather TO dodge the
whole subject Il IS surely 10 defense OF Mr..
WEssrrR's proceedings 20 say tnat the House
voted 10 rstify the transaction, and that two sue
e.ssive Committee Of the House also voted 20
ratify II. The ques.io. is whether there was
any sharing Of profits, any niggipg IN the opera
tion. Membersof Congress very naturally say,
"let the thing go, Nh WEBSTER 3 reputation be
longs to the nation, if there Is anything wrong
we had quite as lleve not know It," Thlsis nat
ural and honorable 20 their better natures. There
are few men who would not say 50. But tins
does not tend at all to remove suspicion, but on
the contrary in the absence Of a clear showing
Of Just how the thing was done, which could be
so simply and SO readily made by the >ecre-
tary or his friends, that il rather tends to
strengthen it.
The debate has led to grand sot-to among the
Massachusetts members. Mr. DAVIS came down
upon Mr. ALLEN and the Coalition showing
them up in a smart and racy style, very credit
able 10 his powers The House enjoyed the
entertainment To-day Mr. RANToUL lighted
upon Mr. DAVIS like a hawk upon a pigeon
and it is said, left no.hing hut the feathers did
not hear the debate. These contests advance
the legislation and the great interests OF the
country prodigi0usly. }. S.P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

adhered %. A Depot sas been completed Al G lnnfen
20 'eei long % ~ ,ch feiga. ani passengers nave
teen irsciy ianr ed <houi being mihsiea WITH me
pAeszreefs ard frsieh; o tne FerrF-ooais s.n-
liar .'ruc!ue sss cen erected y Bo'dea'c n. ne
soik o. re- vny the R1ai rIfh rail 81 pouG1sio ne
ward has ,een continue oniy q mi Is remain u
be Telsi The trek mas oeen c1psiisfaolT straight
snsd eurves Overcome and dis,a4'e snortenel.
Tuc,rs~ frs--ci.ss passenger tOais are building,
ar ! Will fo0n se tinlshec . N,
The Lssirets o5erations ofthe Delaware and Ran
tan canal have been IS follows pasieng-rs through
re cal treasi. duty, A.. .9l,s53 Euas. , 2l2
~ col have been carried. being uDEarts 81 242 Olo
inns over the average OF the hree years preceding
"a Ofe cubic feet OF timber nearly laO0boo0 feet o.
Irrs,r COS SEQ bushels OF gram o. ga oafrels "
gory " 9os tuns $50 h Of iroa. snt 10 wards q
ist coO inns nj epuc, me-c14n Use. TIE gross -
CENTS of the Company for the SIX months eniiog
Jrr. 40 were sl2lC07 o. aud me eXpsn1itlrei
a. So 3o The gross receipts for the * months
ending Dec T. rere $lf4 SO Sc exosn 10 res. Sji-
500 M an excess of earnings over expenditures .or
the year OF sl55 0s6 5. OF the so)re expenses
ss3 459 0j Nere for permanent lnproFeme- IS. fas
whole revenue a-crung % the sta,e from all
sources is slCs cls 50 beng 81 ASP 20 IN excess Of
anv former wear OF this $1,000 Q came from Tran
sit du-ies or The Railroad. ard 81 o. 3 ne Ca
nal, The raTiga;ion OF the Canal has been uao1-
structed during the year, and the Railroad Fl Ways
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
PHILADELPHIA.
W eather-Fcrrest Divorce Case-RObbericS-
Markets and Stocks.
Csnespon isnee OF The N. Y Tribune.


PHnADELrHIA, Monday Jan %, 1852.
The weather is truly lovely to. day but
walking lust the reverse. The city ice boat and the
moderatlng weather, will probably open the Della
ware river before the present week terminates
The result of the Forrest Divorce case has caused
come excitement IN thiS city and variety OF Opnioas
are entertained IN regard 10 It's merits.
Last night, James ROblnsOn's Jewery case. kept
BY him In the cellar OF store No 3a5 MaTkct-sti was
robbed by burglars OF $500 worth OF goods.
The cabin OF the brig Calvert Of Baltimore, lying
at South st. wharf was entered last night aud the
captain, w. ID liudgins, robbed of his pantaloonS
containing about $3.50.
CoTToN is held firmly "a sale q 500 Bush CLOVER SEED
was made terms kept private. The last vale Of QUER
CIrRoN BARK at SIS 80 The stock small md
holders are firm az this tgUe heleCcpts OF FLoURCon
tnus small and the stock of Superne sale Is much
duced There Is some better demlnd and $40 b5s
mostly better brands, sold at 81 31 & O1i, which
the general asking rate, and esast Si6l The sales for
city consumption are TO moderate extent vi hn the rage
OF our former quotations. No saos of RYE Flour and
Conn MEAL have come under notice The former Is
wanted at 50 So and the latter So l2& CRAiN-Thrre t.
ncne of any description coming IN 30l bush. prime red
WHEAT IN store sold on Terms Kept private RYE and
CORN are much wanted, both fDr retaining and sitting
Sales Of the latter have been made both for ataus aud
dsilpE Sales OF The latter have been made from The
at 100 which Is ma erai advance The last sac ~ W
were at 400 bush MHIsKlSales only in small o's AZ
2G2l}c In both bbls. aud hhds. go
SAILS or STOCkS-EirSf BOARDS Penn. hahh, itV'
81 do llol l59 Guard Banl, 70. - do 10 nee. nee
ssh coo SprnE 0i si; ~oO state ,SS S3VV
County SIS, Co 50, 300 Camden Amhoy 9S, o. sj
"a Geo Reading RIsosd 6s, 10 - 30 Resdng kRod 9O.'
26sesoh Nav 6's. 68. So; 90 Mm-hil Railroad, N.
Second Boafdl5 Mlaohll RR., n, 5000 L. Is. IS.
ll6l 80 lohls IA Nav cation. - as Guard Bank, IL.
81 Lehgh g., II o3Schu,lki Nsvige'on, n = $40
tucsy Bark. i0i $3.50 Wilmington AR 6s So 2JO Nor
Is anal ~ s. 90 State &c. lOa 90 Reading RR 3l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27


On the 2lh Jan, after short illness II inflammation
the br4in, EDWARD + CANT, in the l7th year Of his
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited - at
tend The funeral from the resderce Of his father = S
Cant. No, 1888 East Broadway, On Tuesday. 27th AZ
In tiis CIV. On Sabbath morning Jan 25 Rev ROYAL
WEST, late Tract Missionary IA the ANillth Ward, aged
HIS funeral VIII be attended from the residence Of hi,
son s. Warren. s.. Tuesday, a. lO' A n Friends
Of the family invited 20 attend without further n1;c.
On SUNDAY, Jan IS. ofhydrorephalo1s. EDWARD. only
son 81 Jacob ana Elizabeth ) OndeIh aged years aud
The relatives ,nd friends The family are invited 20 At
tend his funeral on TUESDAY. Jan y. A. 10 o'clock II
a. u residence q MS grandfather hcordS Ihresher
Al Nysck. R8c.land Co. N Y on Monday. Jan 10. At
RACHEL CosNELIsON. IN TIE 80 IA year o. her axe
s,rrT ps s me ace a. tl9ay Jan TO- COIN
OF this City, aged years aud months
on s4 s,l Jan q Ms HARRIET r. TOWNEa,
The reaiHes and friends Of ne fsmy and Of her son
99hn - IS also Of hsI s2a NAV oah s Tns,
arc ,especir iy invited to attend her funeral from hsT lac
reAdence No 100 Thompson s., Tuesday af.eTnl3a,
On Monday. Jan IS. EIIZkBETH da~shter of Chsrls.
ana naIs an bi4cua, Of scarlet luyer aged years
The friends q te family ne respectfully invited 70 at
tend he ianeTai n Tuefday, 2-lh INST oclock P. "
nom her aie residence, No q Thomas 81; Her remains
WI - taken 10 Greenwood fcr intermenf
In ihs Cry, on tfe 2ih Jan Of inflammation Of the
iulss SA3h LOS isA youngest daughter OF Charles X
The friends Of he any are respectfully invited 70 at
tene hey funeral this TUESDAY, aern on n clock fso
ne is.oence Of her parents n East 6st s. rearl Is
va SsteIeay. th inst q scarlet fever FRAN ylS IT,.
son q Reuben o. nd Abby Skinner aged 2years ana q
months -
ne ends oi The family invited 70 attend The f1-
hetal on nesntteaI, zS-A list ~ O'Clock p 81 Grol.
the residence q hs father. No 8, sl-st
Brunswick, Il J.. Mi,s PATIENCE FoRsarE. aged 81
{sifs aad' moa'hs, "h bright prospect Of endless
In Bicosyn on sunds. ash ma, after a ,hozs nnss,
SoiIN y son Of Henry d. ana Mary Ann Bolg4.oa assj
u wears auu months
IRE relatives arl flsnds OF ne amv are respectfully
invited 10 1tiend ne funeral services AZ the rss3encs
ny lA,hs4 no - Myfsle Az this TUESDAY, p. NJ. ~
men - " -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

Jan e. u N.tuCket shoals, Va gen l.rse Jacket.
Sd. q- g tLrss decker. bagG1 y
Jan H. .at q 90 on . 3, scir. Hannah, (of Ply
mouth botrd \ blowing hard q tie odd not e IN
where nom where bound
Jan - a; ?. Vi laI b ~, lon = r. passed larzs
siseHsLi2. y = a red ttTeak 70 bswspri, sound
NJ. 2, 90 TIE Brother Java Sea shin John B.-iuz
HulssT IN sAanshae (Oct- g. Tor New. Ys.k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

FETN 7 HAWAVAN
In the Court OF Common Pleas. AZ Cambridge, last
week, the case of IwomDy VS. Leach came up and
occupicd several days. IhiS was an action against
DIR. Leach, for malpractice In performing surgical
operation upon Twombly's thumb, IN consequence
OF which malpractice IL w&s alleged she wholly los.
the use of her hand Some twenty distinguished
doctors and surgeons iesslhed in the case.
The Court instructed the jury that II they found in
favor OF the plaintiff the measure OF damages would
be such amount as she would be enniled 10 receive
foT The pain, suffering and injury she had personally
endured and received, and that the damage sus.
tanned by the loss OF the use Of her hand would be
subject III future consideration IN action IA favor
OF her husband for the loss Of the services othS wife
Verdict for the plainhr-- damages $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
Passengers Sailed

n siseHsStp Ccorgo JoT Haraaq and Nes- s4assf-s
heWsdi ia enter and s-yant. Capt O. g. Stone anc
az! niI hHonna, X. Gibbs C. Aalh NJ ana servant.
rrs I r Dag Carraleos aEd So want: Mrs d Cara
% Nu yea. ntrs NJ CarrHlec s " GroesheckJ Brady,
M"Eat J. B. shaw, = :. Nichols, Z. S. N, nd lstv
Nos, = Fts.srro, 3 Leib: Mrs y. Dater, + perrS j.
La"loa, X: 81 Caldwell. p. Slsbse z Norren Mr.
nes1efis, \ Eeheoasus r. Yinas, 8Ir Holgbten j A.
5ArIs,s 3 , Prts5urg, n D1men, A HsiIers " R.,j
baraDl' Spf0ull, VI. DesveraaeP K Tsrray I
Brow er. p Aesta, J Via. q W0ed - ''aiir''
N 6srt 80, ron Bosto7 for san F-7a~s-o-a Me-.
Nm. Rhodes. Of PFoVieence J IS S-,ith ~ 49,
n H. Richard { DSsge'. Of Quincy, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

sseksE-Dec 2 lai 5. .0n q Y. vas seen A whaling
harS steering s. shSwng blse sgna win O. " IN tie
ceaisT perhaps the George Washington .rns m S,w
Bedford. Nov. Q. f0I Indian Ocean
arr a. Honolulu, Nov 6, Resnske Hand Gssenpsr. 70
cruise. -
A! LAhaIa. Oct. 8, bark Am teen Sag Hartor had
shipped IS bis whale Oh BY chip Chlla OF y gedsa,d
Spsken-N0 cate. bark Noble Nicholl say H.rboS ~
the Captains boat had Teen s,STs b. WA. and
he leading OaTsman killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

sas "slnsion, Mage. IN Sh2nshae Sen. Is ,,
Nm .so me- PAtsea Sept IS, OF GgfzlaS s.sss a.
ble. sns T - $50 waite AGd red signal VIII e A ,s-
shS i,S Ma,as;s.N Gs LAT =. % la 9ss
lS LAT 81 ~ In ~ ~ - 'aen Tor LiVerpool Nor
- Ds N9y ~ q, Jalse Caps. spoke ss's 60. iof
80 -. - iA1 II N ion. 80 " W erca.s -,
' wig NaIie h-s yIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
ncceinfs of Produce

Jan &c, 1879 By E-e Rgiir0qd-262 l sides Leather 2l3
Caitl. u Hogs 565 Sheep 6l6 bags Oats 100 bbs WHISKY
50 do Pork So do Beef 2S5 psgs Butter 353 bbs and
bags Flour
By Mem HIrtn Rgy0ad-l0e bush Oats I25 pSzs But
ter 81 bales pops 2j bols WHISKY 60 Hogs a bDs Beef
and Jl2 90 Flour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEw-YoRK.J.yr.vv,
Cleared.

Thornton ' -''4-s-A' &c Dean s
eLigs-S. I. esiiH, Moss. Galveston y D.
Co; =, GesTgs. Crawford Have j o.. II Srower 4
S1e, Ne--O lloans, Wn Nelson / sSn- ~eaAhao D.
" llsoa. Charleston Ihss wardis '~A' Na.a2T-ue,
bark Gen. Jones, Harding. Nozzle u-,
cn "a Ss'a Sis.e Savannah. ssargss c.s1r,S
Scsr. - r. 5sa' Be VIA Ap4lscheola PS.s
sa.1 psiiy. Asratto Bay, Jan K p BseS s 5s
- ell'h Charleston n L. NcCrsaSr 3 - - -
~ ~ 0nse tlcam7ld, II Plersoa M . VI
Powell, Wilmington s. Powell mary Powell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
Sales By Aurnon.

W.. W SHIRLEY, AuctlShesr
A SSIGNEE SALE Of STOCK Of
N CROCKERv. GLASS and CHINA LEASE Of
STORE and FIATUkE3-TUESDAN Jan g., al loi
O'Clock, Il the store No Avenue ID, a0A Makei
Housonst large snd general stock 81 hne and eomwsa
best goods cut aud pressed glass ware lamps cf
lefy aucy china sc sold Ia lots suit rstai aat
gTocefs Sale positive. ram shine. for cash bAnka9s
money. The lease the house aud store shelving gAe
casing, glass fixtures &C. VII be sold at n eclJck
csey. The stands good che 1T ciocksry sny Ts,aa
buslIsfs 10 2af'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
Markets. .ClRsFUllT REPORTED FoH ms I'l'gsi

AsHEs-Tne marks j. srg az TIE advance. Sales ~ 81
bols az s. f,T Psais ane = iot r." Pots TIE ''cA %
COTrON j. dull aud heavy, ~ tf01t nae iia.e cialgo
nPrcss bales Only were SD
firm With inquiry for export and 'he home aud Eas-srn
trade The sales restricted IA cpascg peucs of rs
state, fch is genera ~ eeclpta man an - ~ go %
demand m snoie active leI Of 3S % s. fair 0Teads
asa IS lor common % good state. 81 6S 80 s1l fr
Michigan aid II ar1. aad - ljaSi Gi fli fF1n-e S-ae
AID common to GOD ono lnc.ucel y ne sa.ss are
Loo DDS cc1i'r ''sie oreNp1T ar ne insoe nsu-es
aud 900 bb's "Crrn n is extra 10 s.. afhern ve~y
s.1s soa ~ . ~ ~ , ne e'l ~ noes
brands Baltimore Ales.tdIa and Cs0-gst,gvn aud g
s. 50 for auc7cosas bnogant. Rye -Four * scarce nd
wanted a, - CD. corn Meli j. shade better SALES II
100 IBIS JCucy.a a in 20 81 81 3 81. ckwhelt
is IN far request 81 l2 % 81. 100 ,, and i75Gsj
GRATv-There isa s,ir demand larwte,t fsr Wing
and fJr export b. prices bel the Te of holder
there y 30 ie faens and TIE stock 50 much dmin-
isbsd that he assortment IS very poor aad qu1at
are more .nit ara lfrs are sl1he easier. Sales Ell
JERSEY - iCGt2c and State ~ safe Barley lrm ha
dull At 76a6oc Barley 1iit IS selling slowly n ST.
Cen Is Inactive the supply moderate, an' We have no
saes 70 report AID pTces arr Still quite nominal Waite
is "a request l1r oA90r and Is scarce Northern and Jer
WHIsKY-Thcre Is nothing dong. Prison is held a: pc
D nsg,l = ss sne, snd IS nominal
far local trade The rscepts light; sales of 2o obis
az fT Old sies. as q for for new Prime. and
Sl3 gu for old do Clear is salaile At SIC. Beef
firm and in eady Ieqrest sales II rs bb at S. 23dS
for Mess and 81 2JaS5 IS ior Prime. Prime Mess isia
speculative demand end We hear Of sale Of l tcrcss
Ohio. understood =, be a. SIS g Beef Hams SELLING
SIS 5aS3 IS 22l lbs Picked Meats STEADY an1
in far demand sales Il go bos and erces AZ It. and &C.
for Sugarcured Shoulders and Hams Dressed Hogs are
selling al d6c Lard u firm and not plenty sales Of 81
in fair demand la 81, for Ohio and babe Tor West
EN- New York. Cheese is s'eady At eia7.c
WOOL IS N fair Tfqsesf. An Eastern manufacturer
houtht, few days snce lot Of 81 600 %. domestic
FLEECE at 39i3c ard few aihsr lots have been soij AZ
36e45c Pulled Is quiet and in. Foreign Ii inactive far
the moment, nut tbefe ! some inquiry gong on.
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SECOND pnAgn.


tONAAi al n
The Stock Market has been very buoy
ant to-day, for the fances, with strong speculative
feeling Reading occupied much of the attention of
operators who are specializing upon freshs.s and
the prospects OF large coal trade during the year
The stock opened st 6? and after toucAng e. closed
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Foreign Perts.

Ar at Hare. 9Th inst, bark Fannv. snousop. yex.
Orleans
In he Roads, 18th, snip Admiral BIifens I'm ysxYa,k
Al Too fpsA I'm, lSih ali., eng 81. Andrew Robert
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ssu-ysrk Cattle nark.t-J.suARYaa

TIE - i"- 4 AN A-t''%s'-J
For Besves. Washington Drove Yard. corner 40
Nv ard Aa6 al Chamberlan's Hsdsoh River Bulls
Head foot Of q neon s. For Cows, Calves Sheep ard
LaED.s also Al Brog-ulng,s N sth- T. near 30 Az -
WASHINGTON DROVE IakD--O Tered $40 fsevss 90
Southern az remainder from ns StAte) Prices have been
well maintained during the week though pIYCnasers have
not bought erens veil eHough 70 ear tns market Ao'a
900 head ef eyer uIsoid Pfces firm Al from - 20
S975. Market rlozI-g Hun.
AT BRo7vNrvG s-Ofe-ed 20 Cows ard Calves, AZ from
saa % S306sij. AT sold 300 S1sep and Lsn0s. on
sale Prces a. from g 81 20 g IS s. Len over t9'
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ar ~ paii,nofe -. ID. scar. ftIel Efkzsraid.
So ri.s q. 90 f.r IT, l.'s-
~ Haysrs. ~ -ss. hfs. El.n Ha,'fr $ NJ 3, VII
,r,r. .4, A1isiI. y e.lsl.e fer d. oh
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MARRIED.


In This CITY Wednesday. Jan a. by Rev Mr Thonp-
son. NJ NATHANIEL q sRLhND, OF Port and, Die 10
Miss JULIA a LEhiINC, Of Freehold Nj
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Passengers Arrived

III. " srler. '-'' !" Ecl0-s'
N - Ac-e.g Jlom Hstrs-J Ale, and ADJ of Ssx.
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So AiNlALckE ALtANAC-.--Fais oAv
SNH-A sss - Sets T. MooS-ss-. O., ~.
HIGH wATER-..-Jan. a. ----- "a
SAY hook-N "a Gov. IslaEds t5m Han CO.. a..
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcgER, Ansiionser.
'NHE VALUABLE PROPERTY on the

HNHE VALUABLE PROPERTY on the
II corner Of MOTT AMI On ATTAIN SITS ., auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEk viii sell a. sastea, on
WEDNESDAY, January the 2G-h 1854, At u s'ccs, at
The helchas Exchange the following yalusbls proper
y in
CHATHAM ASD HoTr.srs-Ihe valuable Lot Of Ground
with the i-siory brck Building thereon, know. 80 No
l7i and 10 Chatham st. Of Mottst Fer terms an4
further particulars, apply 70 the Aaconesr No Biss.
is. u, q, 24fs
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4 CONCERT of SACRED MUSIC
~ Will Ne given at the Bsecke . Church
fnear BIoadwsy.l On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan
Is 1882 ~ the Naor.
Miss ROSA JACQUES tSo1an0l assisted By
Mr. PHILIP MAYER, Mr. J. BEUrLER,
Mr WI BiULLEk Mr. II \. WOLLENhAVPf,
1bo VIII PRESIDE nc the Piano foIte
(onsiIung Of Solos Duets. AMI Quate's nom hahd,,
HAYDN M.nce' ssohn, Ressiri ana spohr
EDWARD CHESTER, Dire tor,
H. NJ. WOLLENHAUPT, Organist
Tickets sUceLts NAV he obtsuel a. ne Music stoftsN
Wn Fsii x SON Kerksc, \ BreusiHg, and NandsTeeek.
Concert I. r-mmence Al 6 n'cllck- ~ y.