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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

A WHorPER.-A young man died in Geor
gia re, emily who weighed 643 pounds. When
% years old, he weighed SOS pounds His
death was caused by an accumulation of fat
around the heart; at least. the doctor think
So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

He STEAMER The steam
er Philadelphia arrived at Neac Orleans on the
18th. from Aspin" all. She had bur one wheel
he other being disabled, She brought no
news of moment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
RECON- MENDATIONs.

CHfEF EEoIEEER's OfncE, yn. B. Tenn. X. II.
Lynchburg Vn Septrmf" 30, 1853. !
TO THE RdU.-RO1U PUBLTC.
All the Cars of every kind in upon this road have
| cen made AT the Piedmont Works. In Lynshburg, un
dor the direction e Gcn'l Netileto1 ma Agent.
IL gives much pleasure 10 shy thai cnrs hive
been strongly and faithfully executed. | checrfully
commend these works, companies requiring ears,
competent to construct and faithfully execute any
TINT may bc mnde with the OF these works
CHAS f. NJ. GARNETT,
Chief Eng. Va d Tenn II. X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

Elbow FEVER IN PHlLADELPHIA-The
n4i'lmore Patriot of Wednesday evening
says
:, we have reliable private information that
elefe have been many more cases of yellow
le''r In Philapel pl,ia than the Board Of Health
;'as teported-one respectable physician stat
a"s TO another that he himself had five cases
H ;'c Sunday last The latter physician told our
tr,'''rnfni that he had two cases. aud that he
"a a'ed u vas spreading. SO far, however,
, ,he .fSer Was confined TO the neighborhood of
.c a' place at which it first appeared /; but he
'ed 1t was spreading, as some cases had
;nse"fred considerable distance from it. Be
s 50 late in the season, it had not excited
much alarm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Sept. 10 The sugar mill
Of Mr.. "A. G.. Penny, stu lted in Clinton, La,
Was consumed by fire, with a portion of lis
contents, few days since. The loss is about
$4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

A gold ring may be removed from swollen
finger by first polishing it, and then applying
quicksilver to the surface of the ring, which in
few minutes renders the ring as brittle as glass,
when II may be broken to pieces.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

New ORLEANsS Sept. 20.-Accounts regard
my the cotton crop are generally favorable
though there some complaints of the raw.
ages of the caterpillar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
i. DUNNTNGTON.


" ESrATE-By virtue ofa decree rendered on the
21th day of june 1853, by the Circuit Court of the
. corporation of Lynchburg,a the suit OF Richard Tyreo
nintif against II. Huntington, Administrator OF Geo
Il. Roberts decd Otway Anna Roberts his widow and
d. Il. Lyman and Elizabeth his wife and others defend
ants. The undersigned, who was appointed Commits
soner for tn purpose will proceed sell the l1i
day Of Oclober 1893, Mt public auction the premises
the following property, wit: One bric tenement on
Main containing 81 feet front running back I3
feet occupied by Samuel M. Burch, esq, and nd
joining the store house of 1 ID. Jennings es one 9th
or piece parcel ofground containing about 26 feci
front running back-ieet occupied tobacco
factory, and adjoining Planters Warehouse, and ono
small tract of land with n small house on it, sunted
near Col w. b. Browns hog pen, and containing up
wards Of five Tcpus 6, ~ and ~ months with
interest from tho day of SALE taking om the purchaser
purchas bond with approved personal security,
tanning the title to said property farther security
til the several payments of the purchase money pnd
sept 30 2twlds. II. DUNNINGTON, Com'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. Sept. 2l.-The steam
er Utica came in collision last evening, near
this place, with the soop Jane Grant, by which
one lady was killed and several passengers
severely wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

The GRAND jury OF New YoRK ale doing
a wonderful business in presenting unllsenced
groggeres. More than one thousand have been
presented
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

COPPER NEAR DANvILLE.-lt is stated that
rich and extensive vein of copper has been
discovered upon the farm Of Mr. Samuel Har-
risen, in the county Of Caswel lew miles
from Danvile
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.-Great exer-
tons are making To repair the Erie Canal
600 men and 200 teams are employed upon it.
Wheat has declined In Buff lo to s 23aSI 25
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
Southern ssaii-Ygoads

THE undersigned having had ebnrge of tho above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Maj. a Elton II. nss loaye any TO tho
Rnil-Road public that he hns engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue It's anng cnt hoping by
s long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
tention To the work entrusted tn him merit the mp
probation aud liberal patronage Of the public
A. kETTLETON, Waaoger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

Miss Antonette Broan has been installed
IN the pastorale OF a church at South Butler n.
Y. Gerritt Smith, the deacon of the chur CHI,
and others, took part in the services.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

The OnIo.-The water in the Ohio on
Wednesday rose five feet. This gave fine
navigable water, and then an active business
had sprung up on the river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

New YORK, Sept 2l.-The royal mail
steamer Asia sailed TO day for Ii, erpool, Ia
king out passengers and almost quarter of "A
million dollars in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

/ -" NVVWS. nc TOT Kent 7 have
discontinued the upper part Of my Store. house n.
n swelling and nm now fitting IL up Tor Offices There
w'lhe hive or ak superior Rooms which, from their
central position will mako ffstrate Offices for LAWYERS
Doctors. BE. -
BUSINESS HOuSES.~I hive also In rear of nv
store several bhlok TENEMENTS that will make
iie stands for the Grocery business and for Tnvoy
shoemahcr's and BARRIERS Shops &c. sc
JNO J. PURvIS,
sept Is its Art for ! y Ke,, S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
tfO.t the White Sulphur Springs.

/ '"V ""fC SUIphUF SprIngs.-
=, Passengers for Buchana DibrelPs Springs and the
% so hnr' VIII leave Lynehburg daily, (Sunday .
excepted at "a clock p NJ by Rail Rond To Buford a
Depot thence by the line of Troy Coaches. over n
first rate Road, and No Nigh 7rapeiiiag. to White
Sulphur Springs.
=" pae"a '', --.f.----.------x2 NO
Dibrolfs Springs, 3 25
White Sulphur, ..-.-........-. s 50
~ For fict cts apply ut the Rail Road Office
ans 90 dts G.. M 5RICE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

FIRST ARRIVAI..

Il w l. A l. l. G y o ID
III snbserber has just received from New York md
- ilsdelpha. portion OF his FALL Goops amongst
which nay BIO found elegant French work handsome
SILKS and other Dress Goods. hso. Gloves Hosiery.
Nc @e In great varety Please call and examine tho
assortment.
sep SITS GEO NJ RICKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

CEILING AT COST.--I would respectfully
~ inform the citizen. Of Lynchburg and vicinity, that
wishing retire from business and return the South,
will sell my stock of Books, Fancy Goods, &c,
COST Persons wishing TO obtain a supply Of
Books, Novels Stationery, &c, will do well to give
a rall, it is inducement seldom offered in this
market. X. POWELL,
Market st., door from Post Office
Sep 22-.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
AID FOR SALE

| AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishing
to sell the ael of lnud upon which he resides con.
aiming SOC acres lying in the county of Campbell upon
ths WATERS of Suck Greek mkes this method Of elieng
he attention of those who may wish To purchase lie
vii On Wednesday tie 18th Of October offer il to the
highest bidder if not sold privately before that time
The land lies remarkably WELL with nbunt one third in
original growth aud MISC portion of very superior
M& TOBACCO SOIL;
.-4.-- nlso some fine Meadow an1. Those wishing Ia
purchase superior Tobacco land would do we'll To exam
IGeit Tho improve nents, which consists of dwelling
an all oiher necessary houses in good repair.
sep 26-c1t GEORGE W. COCK
fRB Rpnnb icnn conv tv.icc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

And ono loose Tobacco note, endorsed by NJ Moore
u Co, amounting To $i2 SO. A Ltberal reward !. Of
rrei for the of the Thie-or for the Book and
Checks JONES a. WUITIow
sept 2-dts Piontey,s V,,elo.ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
GTOP TMIET-sl 600 in Ci,ecks.-

- Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning,
(Septcmbor D. little Book In which s kent our oe
counts with the Farmers Bunk containing the following
checks. some TINT Bank aud some ON other Banks of
this place, w:
One Chech by Meas, Tnlnfe1ro Broodnnx far Saos ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
FED MONT WO HsKS,
LYNCHBURG, Va,
RAILROAD CAR MANUFACTORY
IA ax IS tsIs.aaa ~


TNiIESE WORKS hive ben sci In operation viii,
l. al the ntest Improrcd Machnyy for Wood aud
Iron work, and upon scolc commensurate with the
WANTS Of the South and West for Chr conatru ciipn
More than one hundred ears. Of I'll description hive
been made these work, Tor the Virginia j. Tennessee
Rail ltond
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Ronds respect
flly invited to b, stow their patronage they may
ly upon having their work finished in strict rponco
with t.eir own pans aud "nRs; after the most
approved plans Construction, prices satisfactory.
Southern ssaii-TEoads
vii no longer be compelled 80 ubtnin thor Cars from
the North, subject urge expense and rick Of Trims
portation. GEO. q, CURLE Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26

4 Ii. HOWARD Formerly Mat He,ea, a the inner
n r1n = DE Butt The best American YioIinisi,
The best farltiaitafist md best Descriptive opeac
Connie Singer in the World will gwen So
GRAND CONCERT,
H. the city of Lynehburg of which due notice will be
si
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
TOBACCO SOIL


DUBL1C SALE OF LAND, STOCK,
CROPS. Ne, Near LyachbHrg and Immediately
on the Va. d. Tenn RaGroad.-On tuesday the 27tb
lay of September she'll offer for sale Mt public auo.
ton the TRACT OF LAND upon which | reside, Iii
Nided into th"se follows ruct (ncnding
the man buildings, and adjoining the Va. Il Tenn Rail-
Road. containing about
800 ACRES,
One tract containing about hundred and fifty Acres
nnd one tract containing about $50 ACRES, with an
abundant supply of WOODLAND cach tract. As
this Land is Or miles from Lynchburg, Immediately
op the Virginia aud Tenn Rail RoaI with good build
ngs, aud IN fine state of impro vement) may safely
gay that such an opportunity is rarely offered Cor profit
lile investment.
AT The same time and place shall sell about p 900
lbs. SHEAf OATS, ID Stacks Hay, 10 or - Stacks
o. WHEAT STRAW; or good x,N-yryM
rgS-yyf HORSES, 90 30 head of CAT VfAfA
XII TIE, about 30 IL OG s. l Tire sh. essssStS1
ing Machine and Fan, horse Wagon und Geur, 2
Ox-Carts. horse Cart, and all other Plantation Uten
sils
Persons wishing the Land &c j, will be gladly
waited upon by at any time.
Terms liberal, an made known on the day of .nIe
sep d&ctds II. J. BURTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-26
FALL FASHION, 1883.

N OTlCE.-Any wishing TO hire n good Saw
L yer. To run Cirenar Saw, of Totl,ats en-
Rines can lie accommodated by addressing letter To
+. o.. ForestIDopot Bedford Co, Va.
gent 20-Mc9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
ounce & BROTHER, PUBLISHERS

n
~ and BOOKSELLERS, No. 1874 Nasssust, invite the
attention Of the Trade to their large stock Of cheap Publ
catons comprising Of the be assort1nens in the T. s..
We have recently published
THE SPITRIRE, Nautical Romance By Capt Chs niee-
author of Ben Brace" " Jack Adams" &c &c. glow.
insly written Ocean Story the production of Sailor
Price Soc.
WHITEHALL; Or, TIE DAYS or CROMWELL, by the
author OF" WhitefGn' Beautifully Illustrated Price Sc.
WHITEFRIARS Or, The DAYS OF CHARLEs II. an His
toriea Romance Of intense and fascinating interest Illus
tated. Price Soc.
THE OCEAN BORN, Tale Of the Southern Seas BY
Stuart AdGr Goldman, author OF "Opiom Smusger," &c
&c. spiritedy Illustrated 100 pages Price &c
CECILIA; Or, THE MEMOIRS HErREss, by Misc
Buyney author of Evelins,r ke &C Pree paper SOC.
cloth 75c.
REMORsE and other Tales Of the PASSIONS BY G. P. r.
James author Of Rieheheu" &c. Price 25c.
THE CoRsICAH BROTHERS, by Alexander DunAs'
suthor Of Monte Christie" Three Gusrdsnen," &C &c
Pnse 25c.
HOME AND ITS INFLUENCE, Domestic Story, by
Miss AdelA Sidney, author OF Sadness and Gsdnes- &C.
Price, paper Soc; cloth Use.
ROMANCE OF THE REVOLUTION, being history
of the Personal Adventures Heroic exploits &c. Of the
War Of Revolution Beautifully Illustrated. One large
Emo vol. Price 81 80 cloth; or, g. cloth full gilt
BUNCE 4 BROTHER, Publishers,
No. 1874 Nassan.st.
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DOCKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS

DOCKS, BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOkS.-
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SELF DECEPTION; Or, THE HIsroRy HUs.s
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Women Of England. ke. Cloth 81 paper IS eeut..
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Price SO cents
sCRAPEs AND ESCAPES. Or, TVS ADVENTURES OF
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Price 50 cents.
LILLY DAWSON: Or THE SNUGa.ERs OF THE MILL
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THE HEIRS OF RANDOLPH ABBEY. Edited by
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THE KIcKLEBURYs on THE RHINE. Byw. NJ.
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CON CREGAN, The Irsh "Gn Bias" BY Chss Lever
Price 50 cents.
DAVID COPPERFIEID. New Edition. By Charles
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THE LIFE OF JONATHAN WILD, THE THIEF
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DUTGERs FEMALE INSTITUTE The

III lsst performances Of " TIE FiOwsrQueen- the Cor
onstion 81 the Rcs VII be svea BY the fe1ns Ladies Of
kriseIs A. eyS PooT y - 800 ~ sSs IT,
tute, No. 80 Msdissn-st, near Csiatony on THURSDAY
EVENING next a. q ecock limited number Of tickets
are issued and few AZ 81 each may be bad Of HALL
SONS No - Broadway. Lbretto4 containing the sorts
OF the cantas wiz be furnished At the So tie evening
OF the Performance.
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A PERIODICAL WORTHY of the AGE

A PERIODICAL WORTHY Of the AGE
IA sTRINGER TOWNSEND, Publishers and Book
sellers No 81 Broadway, corner Annst New YORK de-
sire 10 invite the attention Of the public and the Aae 70
the fact that BY Arrangement with ia Publishers abroad
they WILL early April, commence the rePubhcanOn Of
the celebrated GAsssw PRACTICAL MECHANICS
JOURNAL.
1t Will appear simultaneously With IL pabheaSios IN
GiAssow The well Known repsstoo Of this greatest Of the
mechanical and scientks MAsanes almost Obv,ss the
oety Of any description Of merits IL has loos enjoyed
the proud distinction 0f ketss tbs ss4as periodical OF IL
hind IN the world The work c0roasly nsslshst With
szErA illustrative Of TIM most IN Scsaee
and Neshaaiss Zach number ooarelns N Aa1iasn, tom
oae 20 three large mArnhceat ful sheet nncsfons q
copper expansive Of e1rrent text Eses ngmser
fth pen ana pened resx Of the discoveries which have
beea made in An Scieaoes and Nechaaos snee the isae
which preceded it. This magnificent Periodical w,ss hand
in hand and sep By SEP with Progress N the broad
.ses OF iztehEe0cr Sciesoe and keoAsalos No WTrsa
description can convey evea Aini tss Of 70 zsAsuASs
superiority every thing Of - kad ever Attempted To
be fairly appreciated the work mast b erAinet TIE
world. Iesdns ualads U Ar Science AID sscAAnies are
n, principal contributors EacA nOnAy par. contains %
svszse0f
Two large pate Ens1sVas Of Machinery exsesed % an
scale from TIE working erarAs' Of The a' Ens
neers Of the dsy.
Yorr thiv % so-tv wood Eaerzrnss ils<e-Ias the de-
tss OF the plate Ens1sviass, AID al ARTICLES requiring
ulnstrxtioa.
Practical Pspers expaains he Hzinrt' q 'An'as Ara
PsPers 90 the Ply seal Sciences
Oris,nAl Comm 1r,cations hO1 SC;sn.ae Hsa, a. lone
and .brosi
asrs,eS spsese,oas o. important Paten' ans kes's-
tel ed Desyna
Reviews of new Seisscfc Boeks
British aad Foreign Correspondence ca PtsessA 'a'
.,,-.~.aS urTfh N.rhsrirs nd EnE-1e1--1.
ProeeediDss Of Scientific sscisisss
Morthly Notes on popclA' 0sjeets
Lsts Of al Patents and RsSlsterea Des2snt
The work bens s.ersOtyped the fo1r yo1sass Ats.as
sued ca. Be oht,ned Of tie YzbsheFs Tie Mn '0Sas
cszsneDcss with the April uusnber
Tsms-Tkres DOLss Per Annsn- siAeS
cents -
s.l ss,p-. wanted II every ssy, town snd village U
r,,i,,a Sale, srd CANADA Address, postls
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GRAND ExHIBrTIoN-MoDEL of SAN

NJ FRANCISCo-At No Siz Broadway, for few days
oply Open from 10 AM TO isPM Admir-xace Is eeaEs.
THIS interesting and instructive piece Of ~orkmA1sey en-
poysd % srtisss about year in It's construction Every
rted IN is true model proportional aze location, color,
e. In fact Csornians declare hist IL gives accurate
SnoxleSr e ethsf CITY 20 the place se Besides
81 Noil an wood kc viafors here large and
tTuth Views Of Stoektca San Frsneisoo N 1879
Mipps Scenes &c, saa Obtain almost any rfSsEAon Of
Cnl sorxia
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V'HE WHITE SLAVES of ENGLAND
Il II pres and socn 70 Be published. THE WHITE
SLAVES or ENGLAND or faithful description Of the
consnon trsafnent Nc Of the Lshorag POor 81 GreAt
Britisn. Nv AdstinCuished ard popular wrifer
DERBY, ORION MICHIGAN, BuEao. " Y
DEDFIELDs SERIES of TOY BOOKS.
IL Ensrzvines BY Chapman The ees, seres Of TOYS
IN market Now published By HIGGINS KELLOGG,
Nc. IS John 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

HOPE CHAPEL, No. 7lS Broadway.-
Il Your attention u respectfully caed to the tact that
DR.. VALENTINE the celebrated aelinea,or Of Eccente
Characters and laAkee PeculSrises vii continue his
sughsble parlor entertainments, estited "Evsuinss
with Brother Jonathan the above place every evening
this week Admission 50 cents q Gentleman and two
Ladies' o. extra Ladies and Chdren, 3 esns each. Opea
At T. 10 commence Of o'elco&.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION

RAkD TEMPERANCECE LEBRATTO
sp .TE L. SNOW SOCIAL UNION No L vii CELg-
EVENING Of WEDNESDAY, Mreb q Ia ~ sy "a q
SsAsD, MORAL MUSICAL. sod INTELLECTUAL
in partcuays, Programme which can Be hsa Of ths
Connntee o. Arrangements. Members Of Grand Council
snc order wln sppeaT IN fu Rsgaia Jsdee JAMES TAI
hADGE viii prende ssssted By The foaosins Gentisnea
Hen ysnes Hsrper, ~ Cornsn R-,. NJ, Ho,as,
Hon horscs Greedy Rev. AssL smfh, Dr. s. p Tosus-nI
a Ss% S1.. D, seT wIn- b wsrsrn &c.
Dr. ri T &C i H. s.d"n Re-, n Ss Be-. Reeve
RI Z; Poster Dr. y.s It,,esesrs, Re, HcDosaa
Re- n xeourey IL D ssv J ~ sslh
Re- p[ cnseTer Re-, L surohaId, D. A soais-oIh.
Hon a I ass' IN H a.s P S BsrSs%.
Freigh, DID, CD IA BsrsA y w Esioss
sRFLDoN,s Ms. Tn p,,e "a M slaess J
thIs ADniyersny.
The following eloquent speaker win address the meet
ing; ~ hoBT: q; hALL0CK, Rev. s. A. COREY, and
The wonderful INFANT DRUMMER, Nv. H. Msrh,
Sy years OF age accompanied by his father, JOs Y.
Profw II. OAKLEY the celebrated Vocalist will favor
oDd appearance IN public since hs return from California
A oUARIET Hseies and Gentlemen) have kindly
j. NJ BROWN, Esq~ Of Yonisss, WI among other,
sing his celebrated e Trumpet song 0'o'-'
Mr. MARsLA Z, the m1ch,sdnired Temperance ringer
lite, will take part in this celebration.
During the evening, Rev Mr. COREY will in behalf Of
the Ladies, present TO Hon. 4. L. SNOW TEsTI-
NORMAL Of kind never before presented any person.
to has bold advocacy Of the Of Temperance while
Member OF Assembly last Session.
The Public are requested TO procure their Tickets before
the evening as delay at the door with crowd waiting
for tickets is very unpleasant TO ladies.
Tcket 25 cents eech deray expenses can be had AZ
Vanburens Booksor No 2z3 Beecker-st; METROPOLITAN
Hall, Tribune ofce' prner Of Nassau and sprucests or
Of Committeee
ELIZA A. WRITE, No SO orosby-st,
CATHERINE FENTON, Ne lO7l MuIberry.st
CATHERINE WILSON, No. $50 4th-st
SARAH ii. COLEMAN, No. 62l 4th-st,
AGNES KELLY. No. 6th-st,
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