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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-29
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
LITERARY FoRGERIEs.

u gooc deal oil excitement has been produc
ed IN London literary circles by the discovery
that volume of Shelly's Letters just pub
lIshed by Mr.. Moxon were forgeries. He
promptly suppressed the work. The London
A,henaum says:
From whom did Mr. Moxon buy these
ieftersi They were bought at Sotheby and
Wiikinsons's 9 atlarge prices. From whom did
Messrs. Sotheby and Wilkinson receive them
ior saiel We hadthem from MIR. White, the
bookseller in Pail Mall, over against the
Reform Club" OFF runs the gentleman de-
techve. From whom did you, Mr.. White,
OBTAIN these letters? | bought them of two
women-l believed them TO be genuine, and
pald large prices for them in that belief
ouch are the words supposed to have been
spoken by Mr.. White. The two women
would appear 10 have been like the Iuan in
clergyman's band, but with lawyers gown,
who brought Pope's letter to Curl.
III IS proper to say thus early that there has
oeeh OF late years, as we are assured, most
systematic and wholesale forgery of letters
purpoTting TO be written bv Byron, Shelly, and
keats,-ihat these forgeries carry upon them
such marks OF genuineness as have deceived
the entire body of London collectors,-thst
they are executed with skill to which the for
ceres of Chatterton and Ireland can Law no
claim,-that they have sold at public auctions,
and by the hands of book. sellers, to collectors
OF experience and rank-and that the imposiS
ton has extended to large collection o books
bearing not only the signature of Lord Byron,
but notes in many of the pages-the matter
of the letters being selected with a thorough
knowledge of ByroD's life and feelings, and
the whole of the books chosen with the mi
nutest knowledge of his tastes and peculiari.
Ties. :
"But the marvel of the forgery is not vel,
told. At the same sale at which Mr.. Moxon
bought the Shelly letters were catalogued for
salea series flunpubished) letters from Shelly
TO his wife, egea ing thr inne m pst' secrets OF
his heart, and containing facts, not wholly dis
honorable facts TO fathers memory but such
as son would wish to conceal. These letters
were bought in by the son of Shelly-and are
now proved, we are told, to be forgeries. To
impose on the creduliiy of collector is a
mlnor otense compared with the crime offorg-
ing evidence against the dead, and still minor
as, IN one instance, against the fidelity OF q
woman.
"The forgery Of Cha,terton injured no one
but an imaginary priest the forgery of Ireland
| made great poet seem TO write worse than
Settle could have written; but this forgery
blackens the character of great man, and,
| worse still, traduces female virtue.
"Mr. Moxon is not the only publisher taken
in. Mr.. Murray has been heavy sufferer,
though not 10 the same extent. Mr.. Moxon
has printed his Shelly purchases. Mr.. Murrav
wise through Mr.. Moxon's example-,eiN
not publish has Byron acquisitions"
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aSzs toA KEN1--Tne upper pafr pf the
@sa mouse On Broad street occnpisd hy the Sub
sctihers. Possession gwen the hrst OF AnriL
NH % sEABRO0k Il REEVE.
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A WoNDERFuL PREsERVATIoN.-The fol.
lowing very interesting story is taken from a
Deyonshire (England) paper:
"Dudleigh Salterton has been the scene of a
most thrilling incident. Six little children, on
"Wednesday morning, got into boat on the
beach, and a mschievous boy showed it off.
The boat drited away TO sea before the chill.
dren were missed Terrible was the agony of
the mothers when they knew it. A number oil
men went Oft IN all directions; every boat was
on the lookout until far into the mig hit. Day-
light returned and still nothing was heard
about them they were lost either in the ex.
panse of the wide ocean, or buried within its
Unsuitable depths. A Plymouth fisherman fish
ing early in the morning saw something float
ing IN the distance; he bore down TO it, and
discovered it to be boat, and in the bottom
;he six children, al! cuddled in like nest Of
birds, fast asleep, God having mercifully gran
ted them that solace after day Of terror and
despair. He took them aboard, feasteG them
with bread land cheese, and gladdened their
despaIrlng hearts with promise to take them
home. Between three and four in the afternoon
the fisherman was seen in the otfing with the
boat astern. All eyes were turned towards
him. the bestspy-glsss in the town asrubbed
again and again, aud at last they fairly made
out that il was the identical boat. The news
lie" through the town, the mothers came fran
tic 10 the beach, for there were no children
discovered in the boat none TO he seen in the
sloop. Intense, was the agony Of suspense,
and Ill alike shared il with the parents. Al
last The boat came in, and the word went
round they are SAFE and many stout.bearted
men burst into tears. women shrieked with ioy,
and became almost frantic with their insuppor-
table happiness. 1t was indeed memorable
day, and a prayer, eloquent for its rough sin
eerity, was offered up to Almighty God, who in
his infinite mercy, had spared these innocent
children from the perils and terrors of the sea
during that fearful night. Five of these chill
dren were under five years of age; the sixth
Is but nine years old.'
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DLAATATI0s BOUh.--J. w. hANUULPA
Il has published tie Plantation and Farm Iastruc
ilon Regulation Rec I'd. Inventory, and Account
Book, for the of nsnsgers OF estates, and for
the better ordering and management of plantation
and farm business ia every particular BY South.
ero Planter. "Order is Heavens first law Pope
Price 81 A larger edition is also for the use of
cotton plantations. p ice 81 so NH 20
nRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEHICALs,
- Paints and Paint Brushes Oils, varpishes
Sand Paper, Ground Pnmise Stone. all of the best
qasliiy, and for sale he lowest market rates. by
Z. ]. PICOT,
nah 25 Corner opposite the Old Market
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MARRIAGE WITHOUT THE "BEsEFIT OF
CLERGY."-Mr. Samuel Sellers, who is we'll
known to many OF our citizens, having been
formerly connected with the Skaneatelcs
community" and Miss Sarah Abbott, formerly
a resident Of this city. who was also a member
of the community" married themselves at
Skaneaieles, a few weeks since, without the
assistance of either their temporal or "spi
ritual'' rulers. Mr.. Sellers gave his views
upon the subject of marriage in brief speech.
and, taking his bride by the hand, said
In the presence of all who are here present,
take Sarah Abbott 10 be my wife, making no
promise of continued affection, and invoking
no aid thereto, but hoping, trusting, and be-
lieyipg that our characters ale sufficiently well
adapted TO enable US 10 be 10 each other faith
fal and affectionate husband and wife during
our lives.
Miss Abbott then said:
In the presence of all Who are present, | take
Samuel Sellers TO be my Husband. making no
promises, but hoping, trusting, aud believing
that our characters are sufficiently well adapt
ed 10 each other ts enable us to be faithful hus'
band and wife while we live.
They then signed a paper with their decia
ration OF being husband and wife. and the com
pany present signed certificate az witnesses
10 the ceremony, and thus they became hus
band and wiie-Syraease Standard.
DIAMONDS IN NORTH CAROLINA. The North
Carolina Wing, published at Charlotte, IN the
North State, has the following under date OF
Marchl7:
"a few days since we were shown by DIR.
C. L. Hunter, of Lincoln county. what IL sup
posed 10 be a genuine Diamond. weighing
about half carat, discovered 10 The neie hbor-
hood ofihe Doctor, while searching far gola
have the ruth Of the matter tested, and then,
IL il is genuine, be will himselfgis descrip
ton and history of il, and search for more Of
the SAME kind.n
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- ItsAit AND liULAs sSE ES.-I3 hhds n o
- Sugar; 25 hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses,
for sale by JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
NH "a
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Testimony from the South.
Ship Masters. Read!
NEW ORLEANS. Feh'y 0Is+.

/ take pleasure in giving my testimony in favo,
of the MUSTANG LINIMENT. have used il in a
great many cases with satisfaction. would par
Iicularly recommend it to the notice of MASTERS
OF VESSELS, of all kinds, as surprising ALL
OTHER external applications within my knowledge
for Pains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Sores and Rheurna
tisin, &c. &c. LEWIS WARDEN,
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The daily union., 1852-12-29
Postage Free.1
a,rI PROPOSALS IN NEW YORK.

oleJ by the Postmaster General that tho Supplements
~ National nsisenccr, Union, and Republic, contain
y 40 Annual Mail Advertisements for the New E0gland
svs.esla ~ land New York be free Of postage.
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ryem 1Jablrations.

An Exquisite Tale ior the Zone Circle
BOME. AND IFS INFLUENCE-A
Domestic Story Tor Mothers and Daughters Inc
above work Is Domestic Story that must appeal 70 ihe
Home sympahes Of the resder It's characters are drawn
With marvellous Gelcacy they are happily conua''su'
and varied pleasing and highly interesting group
The story IA Of that character, that while 1t enchains the
attention. arouses tie feelings and enss the synpA hiss
it. piue and simple home thoughts, characters, iau-
.rces aud scenes windy portrayed and 50 truthiul
rendered that they elevate and expand the m nd and are
to enlist The lecTt closer 10 hose scenes aud
events hat are the common, every day associates oil all
who eIoy the blessings OF Home Pnee CLOTH 81 cents
p per so ctuts. Published b.
BUNCE X BROTHER. No 1874 Mas aust, Y.
uest H. n SKINNER. No. 25j GTeenwich.st
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Relioious Notices.

a..courses 70 Young Peop'e-Ihs tm t, o.
~ p'SS.rsnTses on ths ABOVE sareA WI o, g "st
ne +, N.v GEO VI FISHER, D.o.' N "a "a u, avs.
Csi.,,65pEow EVENING. Jas. n discenIse On &C. .,
tp II desh Of NJ 81 5u ,EsHoaN ,Ss At en-
~ S.tv,ee a. iCl AN sDd land pm NV
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AS Good Cook, by very Respectable
~ woman Would be willing to assist with washing
and IRONING IN a small private family The best OF city
reference can be gwen Please call al No 81 On ay
Can be seen llr thIee days. Us ~
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YOUNG MEN.--Wanted ID Men, OF
---d stirss4 =, a.! a o.,snt article. and several
other. wanted ever fam ~ a gems are ~ .'5 >,
~ L4r Alsl STATE Ageurs or Penhsi iTaAa y n 80
No ana NIgEl New. Oriear 5. Geo x a. Wa ~, IN
III Ike yer l9-th. Cal ~ address No.'ii l'-''F'
as B.
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FVUE FORREST DVORCE CASE

FGNIi [. I On Mo III ONCh ~ ~
The only full couec and impartial report u ta' N
teresiug pi VIII be issued tlae ai'er lie close o.
tie psoce tdlgs IN pamphlet trm II Is taken exclusively
for this edition. boy the able Reporter of M Police Ga-e's,
and ia stdlin 30 he tc.tmouy vii contain the ia
Count descriptions ii me wItLesses az Tho letters aud
documents admitted coed. and ytlins OF interest
that took place This report admitted - oe the only
correct enc byihe Court AID Counsel both sides. and
may therefore be safely recommended as me most reliable
eule through the Of testimony IN TINS Import
sut case copyright win he secured Tor thus superior
report Ii viii contain excellent Portraits OF Mr. ana Mrs
Forrest verbatim report OF the open ng and shnming
VI speeches OF Counsel: the Judges charSe. sc. &c
making the most complete edition beoie ihe public Or
ds,s from the trade and periodical dealers must BE- ad-
g SIRINGER < TOWNSEND.
WsSnu - No. 222 Rra-dua-
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~ Grand nivision \. or, E.N.Y.-The resu.

~ Grand Division y. OFT, T.. THE resu-
Dag Quarterly Session 81 q. u Eastern New York Sdl
conNspce Jan. "a lsj4 az Qelqfk r NJ IN the CITY
sd Temperance Associations generally have "SsA IN,
Nedo aUe VITA Us this; Ccc2sion, isr hs purpose -
ettn.lr m1mAo.h qe'l'lln 10 The Legislature asa ns
tt'n % prohibit The - KS OF atsAeal.s liquors
hnlt speakers vii De present. Tickets fbr tie whole
'rlfs}a, ger HUDSON aver haIoat, and winch viii be
no ths ltA 20 20 an, can be had at he uii3e u
l. $50 -sl Booa1~as-p lce, So Thee Dollars. y,
Vttt 10 Sy.ltNlgth'l lbOS kDGERLsi, O s
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yCHIS DAY Is PUBLISHED, SIR

gg,HIS DAY Is PUBLISHED, SIR
rpANCIs HEADS NEW WORK. printed from
the received IN advance Of pubcatOn direct
from Mr. murray The London puOll, her, tAGtTo VI
FRFNCH ST. CKS. or. PARIS IN 1881, by ST FRANCIS
Head author o." b lobles from Brunnens &c
The f. ggot of French Sticks appears To nave Oeeh
written IN the spring and sumner of the last year during
vs to Pans and agreeable as 1t Is as BOX OF Wayels
It derives peculiar interest from The time aud cifcun
stances of lis a. pearlnce. >" - .- . ~, T. pres.
U-AMERICAN COINS AND COIN AGE-G3d and
s. yer Cons. Counterfeit Cons and Erlo on with MA
erF ofthe u s Mint vol 8vo cloth with ensrayines OF
Cons &c lif22tl G. p. PUTNAM, Publisher v. YORK.
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TgHELONUON ARTJOURNAL FOR

'SHE LONDON ARfJuURNAL FOR
JtNlAHY-Conid.nils tNe lGe ins EngrAyiiss,
ana two hss rCl,fs % N.gA, al Mclnns, AFTER lAp.-
~slcsoI. s. 20 ger sarusn
- Per aNHUri
rhE CHlLsIIAN EXAMINER. ilr I-aHaIT. SiQer
lrrum
tAoWNSON'S QUARTERLY REVIEW II January.
$ "a auuum
sn1l@ANs AMERICAN JOURNAL o. SCIENCE
~ AntS, Toy January. s. pes aunum
New fvl1mes "a sl these Periodicals commence VIM
'tr s"h.el nrnb~rs od 3, favorable TIME Or uos SUB
Il3 .tlu&Th 10 ZSs ffoalrav.
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Amu2emenIa.

ITALIAN OPERA-ASrOR PLACE.
MAX MARETZEK
Beg 70 MORN The 'abseFi'e' aHs me public IN ssn'r
SECOND and LAST SERIES OF the SEASON.
20 eoss -
will eonmsrcsoa MONDAY. jan -. isja
MAY MAHkrzEk take. gr,a, pleasure in being adj, to
Announce q the P.reAs Of o,siA aat he succeed
LIMITED NUMBER Of NIGHTS
NILE TERESA fARopI.
Who having nov coacucs h,r Caaoert through the
UOied saiss viii appear Opea cary Ia the sssson IN
SIGMA AMELIA PArTI
lie announces likewise. STA not less satisfaction tho
engagement VI the FAMOUS reNOR
Sig. LORENZO SALNI,
who Will perform All sse oaSs ats Of MS noA Andvanea
repertoire
The Managers cnstcnary the list Of tbs
members OF his company taxes ths opportunity OF Goa
( a,uaurg both pubnc sHc himself upon the unGuAl
fed sue that has Attended his eRtesyors securing
the ''''' Of such fM i,.s sTn 3s ai 81 g.
and while effort vii oe spared IN as part TO ava n
self OF the eNtaornzry great resources 81 the
talent Ssd, Ard the production Of series OF
, POPULAR AND CLASH Al OPERAS.
the pubic may assured that the general aaRgenen
% Dc such 10 render tie pfsseas season the most
LIST OF rRE ARTISTS
who compose the Personnel Of the Iaan Opera at As.or-
place
sierra A BERrUCcA. sIG'RA Pico-yIgrrr
SIG Ma = PATTI. SlU "A NOSrl,
SIGN LORENZO SALNf.
SiGR NIFTTI, SG'R BENEyENrANo.
sIG'R PATTI, SIG'R ROSI,
SIG'R IGNAZIO MARINI
A FULL AND kFFIClENr CHORUS
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
carefully selected from the best and principal
btrs Of his former companies
CONDUCTOR ----.------------MAN MARETLEk.
LEADER :-----------------------h hRR hRAUrksR
CHORUS NJ ASTER.-.-...---..--.-H HEIR HENsLsR
The PRICES OF ADMISSION
WIFI De tue 40 hsfnfs viz
pafouet I'd BOIes-
Al ~
Subscription for Ch0ace SEATS FOR q NIGHTS 30 %
10 Subscription for the De made AZ the Boy
office from A NJ. till 81, fem MONDAY. the lash
INST. and every day thereafter.
~ The subscribers of tho former season Will have their
seats subect al OF heT subsor ptoasD
until WEDNESDAY the 18th INST. IN usve
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 49,
OPENING MORT AND FIRST APPEARANCE or
sIG'R LORENZO SALYI
Particulars hereafter lie
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10. Union Hnilding Associ ation.-Ihs Associa

re- Union Building ASsOci ation.-Ths Associa-
ton has successful operation eisht months dhd
each share On when Cny $40 50 has been pld i now
worth $50 49, 60 rupd has ITS profits The enl dnce
fee is h Rept at 30 cents share FOR he sole purpose
of ling 10 10 tne nusher OF shares Originally cOhfem
plated For the easOn tlls SOcey wi allow new
enhers 10 pay the back dues. indictments ~ 81 per
share monthly which Accommodation 10 the members
NOD srauod by any similar Society now IN existence
=, ceslrous Of oning do ~ the regular meet
ing nich Will re held ~ No Chaih-n square, TUES
DAY Jan 70 81 7 o'clock p. NJ. Blrlud viii explain
he uorsins If this Association J. PECARE,
,l2 ~ Secretary.
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EORREST DIVORCE CASE-Hsraid
4 Edition full Report OF tins interesting trail, WITH
the CONsUELO LETTER, snd al The SUPPRESSED
EVIDENCE by the Law Reporter of The Nsto- ior,
Fyft VIII be published Immediately the completion
# he trial The Hercid The edition # shls tgl2
which is beng published BY Law Reporter Is cited aud
rsesred to by the Court and Counsel almost daily whc1i
The test assurance II accuracy. The Chef Jus,ce
s9ks hvorably OF tness lhnrsdas AMI referred
70 TIE report 10 ses point which vas N doubt IS -
whether certain question had been asked Anna Flower
Ts edition viii contain excellent licensees Of IL aEi
NIrs Forrest AL orders must he addressed =
DEWITT y DAVENPORT. pnbliSAs-s.
iet Tnbuus Bultiass
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NEW PRACTICAL BOOKS-EL-
" WOODS GRAIN TABLEs--Sho~iug ne value Of
Bushels Pounds given pce fom IL cts to - per
bu.f Il i2mO. 81 - .,.- .cersr
TIE PRACTICAL MErAL-WORKEhS ASSIST
ANT-Besg q GUIDE to the Iron master. Mouider ounu-
e. Copuersmln Is azer, TmsulIh Wire VOL Ker Electro
tgIer an every Oihsr Worker IN Metals and AI0ys by
Diver Bvrne 900 Engrayings. $40 ST. ,,.-.,
SCOTT & BYkNk'S COTTCN-sPi y y Et-Il- ussra'eu
by large working Drawings Sy1 50 81 ,r,.- .rOr
BYRNES PRACTICAL MODEL CALCCLAlOh-
Pat v % cts
> VI '''' y 90 HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
s,ece.sor n z / Cafey Publisher Of Practical Books
70 a.. Pm ladel phla.
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u Mercantile Library Associatons-Ine an
nua meeting VI ASS -cIatOu Too ae purpose ~ receF-
ing The reports Treas aud ihs Board 81 Deccn
vll be hello On bSDAf EVENING next, " q clock
IN The Lecture Room. Clinton Hail Hon Cd As KING
VII preside. Dl2 81 WILLARD i. FELL hec' Sc ~
- The Public respectfully calti1Bed againft
aking using or vending the Union Register Tor Ferfes
Museums hs roads Stages, &c, As ala me sole invent
or and ll law say Ders5n infringing my rlsht-
Dat tins, 18TH day # Dec. 1851. - ,,,o,y
if2 2tN EAilLl' n j. rANaN
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4 HISTORY OF THE RECENT
IN DEVELOPMENTS IN SPIRITUAL NANTES
TATIOEs, IN TIE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. BY
member OF the fret CT Gle. Pnce Is cents For sale at
No. l3l Kassau-st New York Jio
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u Mercantile Library Neutrality-suspicious.

~ Mercantile Library AssOciatlou.-UNIO
tlNh Nh, l@%-tor f-sSsI-H.-GeOIso Yeokham with
70 ,s Pres i,E-DSnsF +, Appleton. with Robins
hulaid ke.t. -'' VIZ"
~ .Srane >,sretarycl.ries %. RICHARDSON, with
. ftf 4rfgsufsr--A an n. fssv - III n, al, ~.
Alk. -f'sf IT,, NitA bahA OF New
MI tecfSfS-Joss b B1sck, with Beakhard : Huttoa :
-m heNe, VIA oa~ets ami BsecAraa. James ID
,Nth, y N n,It g nun hast. Ceres CLARK WIN Hll
s'eek Co.. Mm. 1 = MANSen. Win Cus.ons: S W.
ttcl. Vi,h 8slo,.t LlyRssion Joseph ". As,tlsr
nat I.,4sg GlisNs y CO. -
B. oder, }. LAWRENCE ELDER.
C1a.ri. a. Nominating Commlrtse
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4 Asst CONCERT.-The HUTCHIN-

4 SON FAMILY grateful FOR the krnI reception
gwen them az Their Concert rcsDecfy Announce
that they will give their LAST VOCAL ENTERTAIN
NENT IN New Yoh prior 70 i8aung Tor Philsdeloh9, a
METROPOLITAN HALL. On TUESDAY EVENING,
Jan 49, when they viii introduce others thar new
songs One hundred years hence %" The VI Jdera Belle
and We come t. kossuth" Also, The song 0f Home
Horticultural Vie" &C
Reserved seats Ia limited HumbeT) 20 cents Tickets p
cents eachtO be obtained a. he prnCipal Muse stores
and Hotels AID the door hf evening oil TIA Concert
Books If Words ntaniDg The songs OF ts liatchR-
son Family for L. n the door
Doors open at O. Concert to commcnoe a. u o'clock
10 -
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AMERICAN MUSEUM


EIRCU S-New-Y ork Amphitheater, No
~ 81 Bowery-AddiiIonal Attractions. b. the French
Equestrian Troupe THIS EVENING aud during the
week Will appear Madame rOUkNlAl Ia her great
Mensee Act and La EoItuio, Mademoisele JO-
sEPHINE, "a La SyIpbido Mademosel LOUISE a.
La Belle de Boueyards. 8iens. BENOtf and MIR
RI ACKWOOD as the e. adi siors Ho's setback. Mr. X.
Sands the Rivers Family, 8iaTtin ~ Luke, Clowns Dan
Gardner aud BOBBY Williams, IN all their varied and eie-
giant feas IS Children under half prce.
Pr l2j cents. Afternoon performances on SATURDAYS
only. Ji%
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~ The Fifteenth Annual Exhibition Of the
81. .- a. IsuaQ~il q He Colo-ec 81 paan As ilIa
a., .sA. rlsc0 ~ the Tabernacle, on = EDNESDAN
~ INC. ign "a. Z, O'clock.
81 -t- 80 VIII DC IlsGe hy josc9h Bluut Esq AMI
c'..p H'l b. ltkcr 40
~ sersregs vii De sgs.5ed by seHeral attendance.
"eI-..arre ~, cents llg Sc
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~ The second New-Xork Building ASsocia-
ton viii hold special meeting Tor the purpose o. SI3g
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DAY EVENING, Jan IS, az o'clock, at Chatham HAN
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Addresses may expected bv number o gentlemen, VINO
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tos Books OF Subscriptions ore now open at the once OF
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North William ST.. and at Nessrs. " AKEhlAN Lar
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