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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

IHE COLUMBIAN HOTEL AND ITS ANNUAL
TREAT.-Last night the propretors of the Co.
lumbar Hotel gave their annual treat to their
guests and numerous frends. II was splen-
did affair, at once displaying the excellent taste
and hospitality Of that famous old uoteI.-
The company was large, and enjoyed the ex-
celient cheer provided for them in the best
spirit. Right merrily did they bid adieu 10 the
oid.year and welcome the new; and not man
was present who did not utter hearty wish
Tor the prosperity of the Columbian and i,s
most worthy proprietors.
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CAviNG Non tbs LETT hand side Of Broad
street, going from the African church, near the
bridge, the rains have washed and shaken the al.
tifcisi bill to very precarious extent. The side
walk has been invaded and tatteTed. and workmeu
are now engaged in proppiag up the shaay fabric,
and as We understand, in erecting in addition .
pair OF steps as steep as those Putnam rode down
at the commencement of the revolutionary war
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The LADIES SUPPER.-The entertainment
given by the ladies ofUnion and Church Hills,
assisted by many of our city bslles," came
of, according to promise, at Springfield Hall
oa Wednesday evening last, and vas of the
most agreeable and pleasing charactsr. About
80 ladies and gentlemen were in attendance,
AT II T. NJ, the party separated, every one,
as far as we could learn, delighted with the re-.
creations of the evening.
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FINED.-Several persons were fined yesier.
day for firing pop crackers on Christmas day.

u Inspections of Flour, at Richmond, for the
second quarter ending December 81, 1882.
25l6 barrels Family,
121 $40 Superfne,
45ol half barrels "
29l0 Fine,
10099 Middings,
1,Si3 Condemned.
DANIEL s. DELAPLANE, Inspector
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PREsEsTATIoN.-At one o'clock yesterday,
MIR. Thomas Sharp, late Superintendent of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road, was presented, at his Office, in the Com
paRy's building, with magnificent silver
cream jug and pitcher. The utensils were
beautifully carved, and exhibit southern me-
chanical skill in one of its most encouraging
and tasty phases. On one side of them was
engraved the words " From the Mechanics
and other Agen of the Company, pec. 81,
1852" on the verse " Thomas Sharp, late
Superintendent Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company"
Mir. Sharp has been the indefatigabIe super
intendent of the company for period extend.
ing over thirteen years, and the industry and
activity which he has dplayed in the strict
performance of his business duties, have only
been equalled by his uniform uprightness OF
conduct and courtesy Of demeanor. The pre-
sentation was made by Edwin Robinson, ESQ,
President of the Road, in the presence of a
large number of the employees of the compa-
ny. Mr.. R. made the following appropriate
remarks on presenting the plate, manifesting a
truly manly and honorable emotion in the
course OF their delivery:
Mr.. Sharp LIN obedience to their wishes,
and in unison with The feelings which prompl
their action, have the qualification TO presenl
you, on behalf OF the Mechanics and other
Agents Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Company, the silver plate now be.
fore you as n testimonial of their aopreciation
OF your character as man, and an officer, and
feeble tribute Of their affeclionale regard for
one who, willis, discharging most faithfully his
duties as an officer, never omitted those kindly
sour,esies which ever adorn human nature.
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No PAss.-A negro named Richard TYLER,
who stated that he belonged to Daniel Weisi
ger, was arrested without pass on Thur,day
evening last, and on yesterday received 10
iashes. Tyler was also committed as runa.
way
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DRuSK.-Polly Eacho, arrested for drunk.
enness at Rockets on Thursday evening last,
being first appearance, was on yesterday dis.
charged.
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The CAPITOL SauAzE.-T The late heavy rains
completely deluged and severely injured the gravel
walks and grading of this square. The repair and
besutifyins of its walks will probably be finished
contempor sneous with the Gaping of the Monu-
meut.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday last by the Rev. Stephen Taylor,
Mr. JOHN WOODALL Of Lyuchburg, to Miss
MARY ELIZA, daughter of Reuben Woodail, OF
this city.
Lynchburg Express will please copy.
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CALIFORNIA MATTERS.

HATp TIMEs.-Gold does not always read
lily produce comfort. For instance, the Dow
melville Mountain Echo, paper printed some /
where in the wiids of California, says that the
snow is four feet deep in the mountains, and
the weather cold as blaZes! That wood is $50
per cord, -four scarce, and selling at 40 cents
per pound, a small loaf of bread costing 81;
and beef "a cents per pound.
GoLD.-The "Caliiornian" speaks OF an e1.
element in Coloma, in consequence OF a gold
discovery in the principal street Of the town.
The news spread, hundreds focked to the
scene, and in few hosrs the whole street was
staked out and claimed.
HIGH PRICES The Estate Journal says
-four is selling in Weaversville and Shasta
from 80 to 55 cts. per pound, and in the vicin-
ity of Yreka at so and 80 cts.
THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH.-The San
Francisco Herald gives an amusing account OF
Developments made by spiritual rappers, in
regard to the Presidential election. The He
raid says that if the result confirms this giving
out Of the spirits, it will establish spiritual
telegraph, and furnish its readers every morn
ing with the news from the Atlantic cities of
the day before. The following extract shows
that spirits may be mistaken:
In the course oftheir experiments, q night
or two ago, Gen. Cass and Truman Smith in
dicated their presence, and each was interro-
gated as to the result Of the recent Presiden-
uaI election in tie Atlantic States, and both
replied that General Scott was elected. When
asked to name the States that had voted for
him, they concurred in giving the following:
Vermont, Massachusetts, .COnnecticut Rhode
Island, New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
Delaws are, Maryland, North Carolina, Florida,
Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and
Indiana. These count up 178 Electoral votes,
SO more than sufficient to elect him.
HDIsTREssiNG Casa peculiarly distress
ing..case is notced by the Alta California. A
lady, who arrived in San Francisco on the
steamer Tennessee, to join her husbund in
Sacramento, learned, TO her inexpressible
horror, upon her arrival, that her husband had
persisted in the late disastrous confagration,
and that his fortune had been swept away at
breath. A large sum of money was raised
for her relief.
SPIRITUAL CONVENTIONAL convention of
about 200 spiritualists assembled in the Mason
ic Temple, at Boston, on the och. The first
propos ton reported came from an individual
named Townsend, who suggested that the
spirits though the mediums present, should be
invited to designate who should preside and
in case of their refusal, then the convention
could follow the worldly plan of choosing for
themselves. This proposition was overruled,
and an organization effected, by the choice of
officers. The Rev. John NJ. Spear read a
spiritual communication he had received the
night previous, recommending platform for
the convention, and promising new and beauti-
full revelations, which would shortly appear
Other things, equally sensible, were said and
done, all going to prove that insanity and folly
are stalking abroad at MONDAY, in the city of
Boston,
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New Year, 1SS3.-The sqoscri-
49, Der returns his sincere thanks 10 his pa
irons and the public generally for the liberal en-
couragement extended to him since his embarka-
ton in the
Newspaper. Magazine and Cheap Pub
LEGATION Business,
and respectfully announces to them that ne com I'm
raences tie new year with an increased stock, and
is determined to be behind none in receiving all the
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, CHEAP BOOKS
Fancy Books, Stationery, Theatrical Plays, Picture
Frames, Prints, &C., and selling them on reasona-
bic terms He has small assortment OF Animals
and Gilt Beeks for new year, 1852 which will be
disposed Of at reduced prices
Attention is called to his advertisement in anoth-
er column, of HE list of Newspapers and Maya.
zines which he is prepared to furnish at publishers
prices, and deliver in any part Of the city, or mail
TO any distance. If you wish to subscribe to any
Newspaper or Periodical, call on Smith, opposite
the American Hotel, and you will be accommoda.
ted. In conclusion, he wishes all his subscribers,
friends, acquaintance and the public generally,
happy New Year! LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Newspaper and cheap Book Dealer opposithe the
Amerisan Hotel ia lit
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NEW YEARS DAY.

Our neighbor, of the Examiner, said the 9TH
er day that Christmas was the greatest oil
bores. We take issue with him upon that
point We contend that New Years day is a
greater bore. even, than Christmas. There is
nothing that we have ever seen, either in the
animate or inanimate world, which is of all
comparable to it, and we profess to have seen
bores in our time. We are aware that in many
parts Of The country, it is regarded as fest-
val day here, however, in Virginia it has
nothing on earth to rel ieve it.
Standing on the threshold of a new year, and
looking back on that which mas just passed,
however, we think we may safely say that it
was distinguished by more extraordinary
events than any that has come since 1915. In
former days, when the people did not under
stand their rights quite so well as they do at
present, general war would have been the
consequence of some of them, or at least OF
all of them put together. But the world, for
tunately, is not what it used to be. Rulers
cannot plunge headlong into hostilites to
crafty their own personal ambition or antipa-
:hies, and drag their people along with them,
whether they wish to 60 or not.
1t is subject of general remark, that an I'M
common number of distinguished men died
during the year 1852. In this country, Clay,
Webster and Woodbury., in France, Soult,
Gourgaud and Excelmans, in England, Well
lington, all died during the year. There were
others, also, Of less note, yet highly dstin-
gushed, who gave way to the universal con-
queror, but, just at this moment, their names
do not occur TO us. 1t seems as though fate
had made use of the sponge, and having
rubbed out all she had written before, was
about to begin again-so decidedly have we
turned our bucks upon old things and old ia
ces, and set out in quest of new. The world
has been in a state Of transition, it seems TO
us, ever since the American revolution, and its
progress grows more rapid every day. When
it will settle down, it is not given to man TO
say, nor is the form which the glowing mass
will ultimately assume at all within the reach
of human sagacity. There are two principles
still at work, as there have been tor three
quarters of century. throughout large por-
ton of The habiable globe the principles OF
republican freedom and OF despotsm. The
contest has been as fierce as that between the
Two gent recorded in the Arabian nigh which
resulted in the reduction Of both 10 ashes.
while the heavens and the earth trembled at
the conflict. We have, however, firm conf.
dence in the ultimate triumph of the right,
though we very much fear it v i'll not be COM
plete in our day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

Hollands German Bitters, prepar-
ed and sold by DR.. Jackson, ct the German Medical
Store, 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily increase
in their well deserved celebrity tor the cure of all
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver -
These Bilters have, indeed, proved blessing to
the afflicted who show their gratitude by the most
fattering testimonials. This medicine has estab-
lished for itself name that competitors, however
willy their schemes, or teductive their promises,
cannot reach. 1t gained the public confidence by
the immense benefits that have been derived from
it, ana will ever maintain its position.
ia l-3taw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

II IL always gives us pleasure to no.
tice any article that confers real benefit on the
community, and it is with confidence we heartily
commend Ayers Cherry Pecf0ral to our read.
ers possessing extraordinary virtues for the cure
of diseases incident to the Throat and Lungs -
This may account for our frequent reference to
this article which we feel fully justified in making
known TO the publicly. Y Tribune.
Ia 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

MIGHT SCHOOL.-The subscriber will re.
open his Night School on ID street, between
Clay and Leigh on Monday night, the Sd of Janua.
ry, for the accommodation of those who NAV de.
sire to improve themselves during the winter
months. Also, the duties OF his Male and Female
School will be resumed on the same day.
ia lit" A. G. SAUNDERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

FIRE.-The alarm of fire between IL and
O'Clock yesterday, was occasioned by Sigh.
burning of the roof Of kitchen attached TO the
boarding house OF Mrs. Graves on Governor
street, near Franklin. Some sparks from ths
chimney ignited the roof, but the fiickering, III
vial flame was promptly extinguished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

II press of other matter compels us to
omit an editorial article prepared for this morn
iuois paDer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

HORSE SHOES AND HORSESHOE
IL AAlLS.-A further supply Of Benders Horse
hand, for sale by w. ) s. g. DOMAIN,
jail ~ Pearl Ut.
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UNEsDoRsED PAss.-Melyin, slave to P. %.
Elicit, on yesterday was punished with 10
lashes for being out of track, and carrying an
unendorsed pass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

II ARM FOR SALE 71.2 MILES
l. NORTH OF RICHMOND-Fer sale, valua.
Bile little Farm, TX miles North of Richmond, on
the Road leading from the Brook Turnpike to Han
over Court House, containing 209 acres 100 cleared
The wood land lie well set with Pine and Oak The
improvements consist of dwelling house and the
usual out houses; adjoining the land of DR.. John
N. Powell, DR.. Miles George and others in a excel.
lent reighoorhood and remarkable for healthiness.
There is seeded upon the farm 81 bushels of wheat,
nearly all OF II Guanoed. For terms, apply to
ia 1T w. GODDIN
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EREE PAPERS LUST.-Lost, on Main ST. q,
i between both and 2lst streets, my tree papers
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
them at this Office, or returning the same to me-
PATSEY BROWN
10 l-3t< free woman of color
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DIED.

In this city, of pulmonary consumption. about
o'clock, P. NJ, on the 3lsi December. Mr. EDW.
H. DODSON leaving widow and one child to L.
ment their painful less.
The friends of the deceased are invited to at.
tend his funeral, from Centenary Church, on next
sabbath the Cd January. at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
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EOR SALE.--A valuable female
4 young aud no tacumbrance, good cool
or and ironer, and indeed can do anytnial
Ia the heass or Kitchen. Apply al his
ofnee. de-
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49, Law and Notary Public.-Practces
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of DISPOSITIONS, lin or out of
his offce) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &C. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to.
Office removed 10 No 50, three doors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply
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49,, Change OF HOurs.-Increased
49, Rate of Speed.-See what Adams IL
Co. are doing for their patrons The Express now
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock NJ, 10 charge OF ex-
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives IN Rich
mond at SIX A NJ. Goods ordered by this morn
ings mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore at early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts England, Ireland ana Scotland for sale
at this Office. ADAMS g. CO,
no 18th street, Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

1 CALEDONIA GsU aKD, attend Meeting
b and Drill of your company at Lafayette Hall,
III on Monday Evening, Sd inst unctually at half
In past o'clock. By order of Capt Caskie
Ia l--2t w. A IRVINE O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

V Grain Measarer's Report for six
M0nths.-Wheat, 81 $50 bushels; Corn, 81 1892
bushels Oats ,l42 bushels Potatoes, 4,75I. The
above is true statement from 1st July, 1852, to
3lst December, 1852, inclusive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-01

EgMNYN LOST A Black Leather Trunk
EfSTTTvE between the Richmond, Fredericks-
az&88HAst Y VRburg and Potomac Railroad Depot
and Fredericksburg, with the mi
tals E.. t. marked upon one end of it. and con-
tanning a servants clothing; for the return of
which, or any information thereof, liberal reward
will be paid if required. Apply to
ia JAMES BOSHER
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DEkCUssION GUN CAPs.-We have iust
4 received sfnrshsr supply Of test G. d. aud Ea
glish Percussion Caps, for sale az lowest prices
w. =. Il q. DOMAIN
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, &ea 10 Pearl 81.
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l. 8 to 10 A. M, and from tJ4P.M.
Wanted-two German Girls to attend children,
and one as cook, Washer and ironer Also an ex.
perienced farmer, German preferred, to attend
small farm, and have the overseeing of two negroes
Liberal wages will be given. Good references re-
quired' CHARLES EHRENKROOK,
Over Stebbins, Darracott L. Co, corner Broad
and 9Th streets la l-3t*
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MICRO HIRING FOR 1885,
~ serieer 10 prepared To obtain good b
the highest prices Tor as many servants Il
entrusted 20 his Gaze, and hopes, isom hisI
perlenee and extended acquaintance 10 nd
give perfect satisfaction - those who ma|
posed To cnmmis their servants 10 his manl
Dc 3l--jt JAMES NJ. TAI
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THE MISSES MURRAY have seve. al va.
l. cant rooms, which they would be pleased to
to have occupied. Grace street one door above ST.
Pauns Church is-ts
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EVILS L.. SMITH, NEWSPAPER, MA
GAZINE AND CHEAP ROCK AGENT On

r EVILS l.. SMITH, NEWSPAPER, MA
IL GAZINE AND CHEAP BOOK AGENT, op-
posite the American Hotel calls the attention OF the
public to the following list of Newspapers and Ma.
gaines, which will be furnished at the publishers
prices if paid in advance, or delivered by the week
month:
Geasons Pictorial Weekly Herald
Bsraum's Ilustd News Weekly Tribune
Flag OF Our Union Police Gazette
Star Spang led Banner Golden Dollar
Waverley Magazine New York Picayune
American Cou .ier Z" q Pick
Saturday Evening Post i" R.veilIe
AAhurs Home Gazette Lantern
uncle Sam Boston Pilot
Home Journal Scientific American
Carpet Bag Life n Boston
YANKEE Privateer Literary Museum
Saturday Gazette spirit of the Times
Littei.s Living Age Dollar Newspaper
London Iilastd News London Weekly Dis
London Punch patch
N Y. Musical World
Besides variety Of others that can be had at the
counter.
MAGAZINES.
Harper's Godeys Lady's Book
Grahsms knickeroocker
Peters Arthur's
Biackwood's Putnam Monthly
HUNTS Merchants Aepletons Mechanics
Eclectic Democratic Review
Wing Review National Magazine
and q host of others.
" The best way for those to do who wish to
subscribe, 10 to call on the subscriber and see for
themselves
EY- Remember that II is better to subscribe TO
any Thing ~ my store than at the publishers, be-
cause you know with whom you are dealing and
never miss your papers. Don't fail to call.
js lit
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE have for hire, for the
~ ensuing year, ten or twelve servants among
them an excellent French Cook Washer &c.
young and healthy; young and active male di.
ming room servant, several house girls, and tie
rest laborers. may be seen ON Monday, Sd Janu.
airy, during the day, on Wall street. where the ser
vsntsmay be seen. j. C. SLAUGHTER
ia l-2tA
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('HksTNUTs.-2 rs bushels superior Mountain
" Chestnuts, just received for sale by
Jal FRY e. McCANDLISH
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GPLENDlD CHEWING TOBACCO.-I
~ The subscriber have On hand over 100 boxed
of very superior Chewing Tobacco, put up by thr'
best manufacturers in the world. Among others
we have
Giliiams' Favorite Wine Sap Brand
w Ross Superior Oronok9 Leaf
Seer, IRIS Mary Bell Twist
DIR Joseph Mosby's Finest Brands
DIR Saunders Harry of the West.
Samples will be sent by mail to any part Of the
United States.
Gentlemen in wsnt of ine Tobacco can have the
choice OF the above brands, which made Of the
finest crops OF Leaf grown in Virginia
BENNETT Il BEERS,
/ Wholesale Druggists and Manufacturers Agent
for Fine Chewing Tobaccos, lbs maia street, Rich
mond, Va. jaI
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LOCAL MATTERS.
POST OFFICE REGULATIONS.

We invite the attention of the public TO the
advertisement Of the Post Master OF this city,
of the present schedule of the arrivals and de-
partures of the different mails. Those of our
readers who cut out this advertisement and
file it or paste il up will find it useful.
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g. specie Wanted.-We will pay the
49, highest premium for silver coin. Quar-
tiers and small change preferred.
noe C w PURCELL e. co.
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A SPLENDID NUMBER-G NJ. West q Bro.
IA have received Harper's Magazine for Janua
ry 1t surpssses any one heretofore issued and
may well be called the cheapest Magazine in the
world. Cell ana subscribe, at
WESR& BROS,
jail 5 and 6. Exchange Hotel
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MAGAZINE FOR JAN.

THOS GRESHAM, l09H Broad 81,
Richmond Agent.
Harper's Magazine for January 1853, & rich num-
Der. Now is the time to satisfactorily 81 70
per years. cts single copy
Godey's Gallery OF Splendid Engravings from
pictures by the first masters. Call and get copy
Knickerbocker Magazine for january csna
single copy-S2 50per year
Littell's Living Age, 45l
Katie Stewart a true story, 25c
Turkey and the Turks, by DR. J c Smith
Marion's Brigade or the Light Dragons
The Mameluke or the Sign of tao Mystic Tie
Barnums Illustrated News
London Art Journal
Napoleon in Exile, &c, 2 vols, 50 90
New YORK Spirit OF the Times Saturday, January
1st
Arthurs Household Library
20 All tae Magazines for January. Now is the,
time to subscribe.
EY- All the newspapers for this week.
Books Annals, &c selling at cost
For any and everything in the Book, Newspaper,
Magazine and Cheap Publication line call or send
to the office of the
Baltimore Sun, New York Herald and philadelA
phia Ledger.
~- General Depot for all the Foreign and Anne
rican Newspapers and Periodicals
TEOS III GRESHAM,
jail Opposite Broad Street Hotel.