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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

IYScUBIJRG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY BY
A. b. FUCKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Goslnsis-ion Merchant,
OPPOSITE bank SQUARE. LlNGiIBU RG. VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
--.-.-,---.r- - 1890
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Wi-tnr'r KnIsnM Of Wild C'1erry.-Fr0m Me NfW
York EeeaiaR Mirror May ga all the Panaceas ad
yerised for the human ailments there Is in which
have confidence than WIsrhR's BALsAM or WILD
CHBRY. We regard II Of Natures preparation
simple pleasant take and almost all bill
ious aud pulmonary affections Wehaye witnessed Its won
derf effects that hopeossy despe
and conscieniousy recommend ono of the
best medicines In the world
has proved ccaeious remedy for Coughs Colds
Influenza Bronchitis Asthma and Consumption In Its ncpient
stages than any other medicine
None genuine unless signed BUT rs on the wrapper
SETH w. FoWLE & co, lAi " ashngon Street. Bos
Projectors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J, II. THOMPSON &Co andJ H. SEAY.
Juno ld&catawlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

Sod Ne pas re6k Jy JOHN OZARK, CONN Merchant
llhds for Jno. A Tanner at $27 II hun; 2 do for
DIR. A. }. Clark at S2s and at $3.50 n hun; l
do. for r. G, Paine at S2l5o T. hun; do. for VIM.
A. Poore at $3.50; do, Shipping crop for ina. S.
Payne, at $3.50 and at Sll3 l do. for j. &.
eileen at $4,000; do. for +. T Brown at $3.50
june cit JOHN CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

CoUNsEi.But few of the reading public aware how
continually editor called advise his patrons
subject politics the breed Of cattle Through tho
whole of duties has rpexcd more than to
tell readers what to take when they sick -
Hitherto this has been trial to all our skill but it will
be hereafter We have been taking and have seen the
evidence from others that have taen Doc Ayers Cherry
Pcctoral aud Caha Pulls They ped but slight trial to
sccpeal how they superior the
other medicines have had In They have single
property Of great Importance 10 tn sick and that they cure
Boston Hraid june 9d&ct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
SALES By AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
VALUADLE EsTATEin RonnoLc C..---

Bonsacks Depot containing i Isl acre. o"ntv,
be sold at auction. the premises on TIA
day the 18th day OF June, ls56 not the ne Vt
at u O'Clock NJ that portion Of the Roanoke ca
OWNED oy me as lies on the the right side of the rum
ROAD from Lynchbnrg TO Salem containing recent
l57 acres; say tract, No of IN acres Of s
finest tobacco land The other tract No Of aq5 y tbs
which 54 cleared a7G acres In original e Of
as above mentioned On the largest the inlprotera
are valuable consisting Of large brick dwelling Two
above basement with brick wing for kitchen &c sfes
Gently thoroughly REPAIRED and painted with now porI
sides large brick barn. (needg some renairs an be
Deh one slofe or lumber house all covered TIN W
eepthe BARN the dwelling house having been covered 2
tin the past year with lightning eomtsec Also la
orchard garden ground aud ven OF water &c - nae
Inc cleared as well as the Timberod land ia =
fertile having fine Southern exposure bcn, IL ~ very
ity TO the land in the neghbohood which arc So VIII
andar regarded among The most ysinai - W. h""h
heahiness of the climate and beauty of sooner, @ lhe
sacks depot, the Virginia & rennesse R9raI 81 bn
ihan quarter o. y nom my manufacturing Flour Min
Richmond aud Petersburg and about two hours Of Xns
to either OF which places it's produce can be quickly and
ly transported. The nee hbohood s6eieety are eT
lent 1t lies within mile of coners White and Baci
sulphur Springs about II miles of Salem about hvc NH
othe large and hourishng Female institute Boteton
Springs.
As the subscriber has more land than he has force to m
yae and having debts which he is anrons discar
he has determined to sell the prop,1ty aduertised
Persons posed examine foregoing properly can
time before the day of sale, and they particular
y and respectfully invited to do and partake of the ho
tay Of my Alfred r James who resideson the oppo
Site side of the Turnpike Road and who will take pleasure
showing the Estatet to all such.
Possession wiz be given LIST December next with
the privilege of seeding Wheat as usual
Terms:-One fifth cash. in lieu thereof satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable note at two three and four months h.
teres added) balance at H. IL and "a months for ner
BILE notes, interest added, secured by trust deed.
FLEMING; JAMES
20 Sale to be conducted by GODDIN APPERsON who
well my Alfred will exhibit map and survey tl
Estate. may l2-c2tawt 10 june II fE&Sl
r. SAs persons have expressed desire pnrchas,
the foregoing has been suggested that the terms
payment too short In order to effect SALE ac.
eommodate the persons alluded to above the w
be changed to the following viz cash Tor in lien cash
satisfactorily endorsed negotiable months with Interest
added balance at l. g and years, for negotiable notes h.
tcres added, secured by trust deed.
GoDDIN & APPERsoN Aucts
june 6c2tawtl9june
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

SENOSp ADNENTCKE.-lh have inst rcIur,,
- from New YORK, and have ready for cxhition
second supply OF the most beautiful Lawns and Founcoi
es a sian'las IShons and Trimmings, with another sun
pS ~ ffeneh Needle Work Collars, Sleeves and agnieep,
'"" ~ JOHN ABRAHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

For xheuma of of this complaint
have been cured by Dr. Wrght "Scroulous Antdoe" We
have hundred testimonials of the positive
kind whore the patients many had been laid up
months and whose limbs had become distorted In
fghtfu manner whose permanent has been speed
lily effected. IN a day, while the
hand This preparation all the
was landed to the public not only tho pain but
at the time the of pain The whole circulaugh
ids of the ceansed by this invaluable vegetable
paraon and restored perfect health Ii is equally eiacnus
with Rheumatism with serofula, lung complaints
greasy dsageeabe external application necessary
Full directions will be found the wrapper See advertise
may On,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

JOHN BUNvAN's FLUrE.-The Flute with
which John Bunyan beguiled the tediousness of
his captive hours is now in the possession of Mr..
HoweIs. tailor. Gsinsborough. In appearance it
does not lock unlike the leg Of stool, out of
which. tits said. Bunyan while in prison.man-
ufactured it. When the turnkey, attracted by
the sound Of music. entered his cell to ascertain
Hpossible the cause of the melody, the flute was
replaced in the stool. and BY this means detection
was avoided.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
RnLcr,s rrcmi"m Hitter. we can $.

h"her's premium h'isef- we can say, WIN INC
confidence that BAKERS Pr EMIUM BI11ERs, manufac
tured by Baker Richmond city, has become the
popular medicine OF the Az evidence of that fact
has been furnished it'll upwards of thou
certificates the citizens of Richmond and tho ad
joining where IL has made remarkable of
Dvspepsn Headache long standing also, Ague
and Fever Coles Cholera Mobus Heartburn, Dysenary aud
Complaints, The lniidence created in the
healing power tins medicine ht of the above dis
patients testified they had been given by their regular
physicians the emne 1hy sicans in the State
Virginia using in their regular practice and good
will be without in tn cir families This
what call popular medicine, it'll much home. tesi.
We told they invaluable with angui and deb
female, and will and agth TO thew hole
We call the attention of the pu lie to valuable med
icine. should they be In need
Every family should keep few bot les on hand
Price 80 cents per bottle.
sale by Strother Viii eh cad and Staber &
Jones, T.yuchburg and by Druggists ge nel'ally.
iune
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

The American demonstration at Cincinnati. on
Friday evening last it appears,was both multitu-
ninous and enthusiastic. A set of resolutions.
the preamble to which declares that the injurious
effects Of foreign influence upon our nationality
and growing domestic disloyalty to the union
of the states, are causes which have given birth
to the American party, were read and adopted
The resolutions advocate the policy Of confding
the government of the country to Americans
alone, the maintainance of the Union at all haz
ards, and proclaim Willard Fillmore a. the man
for the crisis, DO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

a pcrfui,cd u rcnth-What lady or gentleman w uld
labor the dsaRecable breat when isnE
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only re nlar it.
make the teeth white aabsster tooth
ache preserve them from decay Recommended by den
lists aud physicians everywhere.
A Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its 1t
pnpes frecle renders the skin and be aui
ul mparng rich hue 1t is the greatest nec
known, heng from all injurious matter Price so
cents For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
max nd III,
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BUSINESS HORSE ron REyV-Th


Ej.1 House doors from Market House Main STREE
Hj,,l lately occupied by b. Il. Sumpter, restaurant
lsA is well fitted for that business and is excecn
stand for grocery Good lodging up stairs Apply
7. w. PAGE. adm'r of b f. Sumper
Or to II. o. SCHOOLFIELD, Esq.
M ttGa
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STgig}Sl Jew H0OKs! NEW HOOKs!,

STgjgfS1 fEW ROCKS! NEW EDOKs,,
&A~Isf&3 PAfNE & CHRISTIAN have received tho
SN-uV following NEW BOOKS
Abhie Mott and other Knots
The liiawatha Legends by, schoolcraft
a History OF the Rayagps of the Yellow Feyor in Mar
tok in le@h by Rev George D. Armstrong ~ " wv
me spanish Conqneror in America by Arthur HELMS
Schaniyi and the Circassion War by ,ioclu f''
The art Of Permmery by Piesse
The Adventures of my Cousin Snootbc
The American Battles. by Carroll
lhe DStenee ct the American Policy l,v Wbi,poy
Tue Virginia Convention of l776 by H. n f,rirs6v
worth aud Wealth Maxns Merchants and men Of Rus
ines, by Freeman Hunt ~ ~ W VI n'"
Nassail Morton by Parkman
The Piazza Tales by Melville
Lite of Napoleon the ILL.,
Mr. sponges Sporting Tour, by Frank Forester
iAie and Death of sam in Va, by a Yirginian
Pagots Obse,ric Tables
The Philosophy Vt the Weather
Dreams and Realities of a Pastors Iifn
june Its e ~ Jaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

benjamin EruuklIn ana FrOf abf 0srHfh.-
Franklin brought eeetri lily from the heavens oerth but 1t
remained for Prof De rah apply elecc the
lief diseased and suffering mortadseases that heretofore
haed ieianss old treatment such Neural ga Rhc
asm Pains Stif Joints, DE lfness Swengs alsy Piles
Skin Diseases &c by Prof De GRATIS eoc.
trlc oil in and tcO doys Read this letter
DE GRArHl have been the victim years of a
Rheumatic affection and lost the of limbs could
raise my hand head in short totally helpless
applied your Electric Oh and before had used bottle
perfectly restored You may refer any sufferer to me
MRS. L HUrCAINS
Seventeenth and Thompson street.
Mrs Huchins Is well known in Philadelphia My OH has
other whom George w
Ward ESD Jos X Bacon II b. Da Costa Mrs. Fasait,
C. Rover Third and others adinlnuIn Sole
depot this city No b ). Eighth. near Chestnut street
PROF. CHAs DE GRArH.
~ 7hc Elecferic OH Dpo, has not been rtm0ped
Electric Oh should be used unless signature so
the label blown the bottle All Others dan
gorous Bottles 25 so and 81 For sale by DR. IL SEAY,
Lynchbnrg, Va. may 2ets
Fever and Aguc-Au snfaIibic Cure.-We defy
the world produce any medicine which does contain
Qunine Bark Arsenic Mercury noNous deadly
this annoying disease ehectualy Carriers
spanish While II contains of the above daT
articles yet power in relieving and curin
wi eh be approached by of the
separately combination II acts specifically the Live
Pures the Blood the of the skin and assists
tho Mineral Drugs, which clog and
ly destroys the constitution.
the of Mir Longlen of Virginia: He had Chills
day, nothing would relieve him until
Spanish Mixture only three bottles of wc
fecua restored him health has he had return of the
disease since. lmay l5d.m
A Pcrfu,stcd u rcnth.-W What lady gentlemaa
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only render it.
ut he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

NJ &. sssEssu q, s!AEssMMEDo siaap
~ Ia half barrels, put mp for family use, 70 arr
sale On packers account by II. c. HARDY a. ~ r.
may "2.s le'e'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
GEORGE W. SHANKS,
A. HUPP,
GREEN H. BOARD, Prophet
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID c. SHANKS.

[1g Richmond SemW Weekly Wing, Daily Dispatch NJ
Herald Raleigh Register Petersburg Inteigencer,
TIL s. Opped linne 1.dS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

wind with the view II meeting The exigsacsss Of tight
money market This GLASS q goods may rule d Owsr
rates IN the spring. Cotton and woollen goods uness
mporaAons prove too heavy promise 70 keep up 30 long
- the materials from which they are fAbncased
rules at present prces Wool mao become cheaper, but
not In time 70 Affect stocks already in Market that
hight class OF goods suitable spring trade Tho e.
Inmates Of the American cotton crop grown the present
year varies from 1850 900 8, 900 bales. while the
supply last year reached about sSooooo bales Should
these estimates not fall below the actual result there
little prospect with continued peace in Europe that
prices materially decline; though long continued
money pressure in Europe may tend 70 prevent any ma
teria advance. Hence, goods made from cotton
NOT in the ordinary Of events, BIO expected 70
cede much II any In prices. BY tne steamship Niagara,
a Halifax, learn that trade in kanchester-in both
yarns and cloths-was dull and that the purchasers
demanding concession In prices. The export trade
the past week hes been hight and should cotton keep up
the shipments Of cotton piece goods viii be less the
suing year than took place the past The collections nom
the interior have been fHr. The variations In the prices
Of goods the past week have been unmportant Staple
cotton and wooen fabrics continued To well sustained
both domestic andl foreign, while miscellaneous creg,
goods less quiet, without change Of mo-
ment IN quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

Washington market II filed 10 overnow wing With due
poultry and all the Mrs. Toodes who are after bargains
could NOT do better this morning than hvy chicken
turkey. viii be found cheaper than meat ana much
nicer eating last week ia consequence OF Thanksgiving
berg In prospect, turkeys broush, lie lsc ptr To-,
and many poor bousekeepers had content thsmseve,
for their Thanksgiving dinner with the less choice uxu
res OF ducks and geese But Thursday poultry has
saler and 70 day we have no doubt bu, ns, q viii be
selling for shilling pound, as there large guam
htr m market and the weather too mild for II 20 keep
long.
Came, however, is very dear. ouale s very scarce
the severe cold OF last winter hsvpg killed them al or
wild duck s high, bu, viii be cheaper. ven,son s still
arce and sells by the saddle al Is cents per pound II
viii be cheaper soon.
The large quantity Of poultry market has had the
eject Of bringing down the price Of meat, which gene
rally Of very poor qualify and ought 10 be cheap M1
and veel both quoted much lower they
last week, and prices may continue down for time
Fish has no, much Of sale this week though the oys.
ter trade has been sctive. Catfish the only novelty
this market
There is nothing new to note ia butter e9s &c
Potatoes are much enhanced in price, through the
efforts Of SPECTATORS but they not likely be much
lover this winter Sweet potatoes are nearly played
out" Tomatoes have nearly run Of market, AMI are
Of very poor quality Winter cabbage aud caul1ower
consequent advance, h accounted for By the numbers
taken up for family during the cold season. and Also
probably the call for pckiine the quantity put down by
the Germans for sour krcut 10 q matter Of note. The
process Of Srouins, asst termed, thing Is regularly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

MREEnOu.
BABBH-HARSoua-ln Wednesday, Nov. 10, Of the
70 ESrY, daughter OF p Hsrgous Esq all Of this city.
HuSD-SoRRIs.-On Thursday morning, Nov. 20, in the
Church OF the Ascenion by the Rev Francis Smith, VII
LIAM IL. HUME 10 LIZZIE g. NORRIS all of this city.
RowI-rrRsEGToN - On Wcans sdsy, Nov. 10, Ut the
residence OF the brides mother b. the Rev James MI
lett kr. JAMIE Rows 70 Misc MAE, TuRMSGIoN botE Or
this city.
GRAY-BAsIl.-On Wednesday, Nov. 10, ct tie resi-
dence Of the brides father, bv the c. Y. Demaeet
WILLIAM H. GRAY TO ELIZA j. youngest daughter Of 5oso
mon Bants, Es9 OF this city.
PrcKHAn-EyRyI.-On Thurs ay Nov. 20, Mr.. Pn1s
PscKKAE, Of Fall RIVER to Mas SARAH BYRY Of this
city.
Fan River papers p'ease copy.
LIoSs-PARsoSs. Thsnks givng Day, Nov &c, by
the Rev. james hlet, at the Cbu CD Of tho Boly Mar
tyrs Mr.. TRosAs Lros LYoss Of Sack vile, New Bruins
sick, 70 MIS- ACME youngest daughter OF Mr. pSrronx
Of this city.
Massachusetts papers please COPY:
BNHUy-SCor On Thursday. Nov 10, by the Rev.
1T. Dunbar, FR.Scus BrSs nj 70 AMELIA MATILDA 3oo1r
E-HoussAS.-At HAyorstraw, cklan county,
v. u, Wednesday Nov. 10, BY Rev. Mr.. Gibson Hon.
BRlwsER ALLISON 10 Miss Ash EIzABsrH daughter Of
Vim. Housmsn, ESQ, all OF Haverstraw
VAN WISKrE-RUhsBY.-A New urg, N. Y, on Tues
dry, Nov. Is by the Rev W sJroule, JOIN w. vAu
WnEII OF Jersey City, 70 MARY RrnsEY, Of the former
place
vooRns-EAlLE AT Bergen. N. J.. on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 10, by Rev. y Demarest, CHARL1e II.
vooRHl of Jersey City, IN KATE EIzAEKrH daughter OF
Richard W. Earle, Of the former p'ssc
VAN TAssIt--TAyLoR AT Mldo l-own New Jersey,
Wednesday evening, Nov 49, by The Rev. Mr. CAulder,
IoR, of the former place.
RoGIRs-snlpHHRG Norwich c. Wedn ssday,
Nov. 19, by the Rev. Mr.. Bend, Elz B. ROOMS, Of
Norwich. TO JAMES r. SMDRzRG, OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 70, 1855
rp~sanf 70 Poiiiciaas-kr. buchanan Decided Nos Is
<sdscae- TAe Herald and Aerico-cmnotson WiA
oabc-TAe Frs3a Appointment iossei-Iresiden',
Lady. a., DC.
Importan, information has been received herc 70 the
eesc that Buchanan President cleo, os Tho United
ssAsss fron the STATE Of yvanla has determined
net sbdscaie the high oce bestowed on him
~ the American people. Consequently The gentlemen
who claim 10 have made him President VIII nnd that,
being thus made he Intends 70 stand alone In the sdm.
nlstraton Of the sasirs Of the country.
Reading the BRAN carefully, and knowing ssai every
nation has but popular poem, national scng and
one newspaper be has arrived excellent idea that
the proper way Of acquiring Cuba 10 accept tho policy
Of the HrpAID 10 ard 20 kexco making that republic
the base Of operations. Seriously the plan Of urng
Cuba through Mexico - the ndts cferand decided upon
and the met Intimate relations win be cultivated With
Couonfort that purpose. The oniy difficulty II the
way IN the Pacific Railroad scheme which may alarm
Bexico; but thai interest will be thrown aside neces
ssry 10 the acquisition OF Cuba. alluded YESTERDAY 10
the railroad matter and that circumstance takcn In
nec.ion with the Cubs movement explains the FORSYTH
apronsmcnt and the secret instructions Of government
Without doubt, Mr.. Bachanan end Mr.. Forsyth had q
complete underss ndng IN regard 10 Cuba and the nc
that M Buchanan desired bis appointment aud tha
Marcy opposed explains the mystery n regard 10
nerioo, Forsyth, Buchanan and Cuba Mr.. Buchanan
gave certain assurances Forsyth which have leaked
out: and think you rely the staten ent that Ms
mission ahhouan directed towards Mexico Involves Cuba
One thing certain, nets are being set IN every drcc
will be because The American people vii not accep, H.
Thanksgiving day passed OF with great propriety
Mrs President Pierce attended the church Of M sunder
lard, Presbyterian In -Four and Half street Che was
looking rkaby well and brighter and happier than
have her look since her arrival At the wnae
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

From present Indications OF the receipts Of boards and
scAa:lng this win fall but little Of any below the
figures Of last year. tho elimination up 70 the 18Th instant
boinc only about Il, poe al feet will be recoected
that lat year the canals Yep, open I'll the middle
Of Iccamber but should the commissioners this year
resolve TO close II Al earlier day, they vii pressby
ian below the receipts Of year. Up 70 This date the
falling Of IN shingles : Is so ~, and slaves 23s5ae
lbs Those b slight increase in timber.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the quantity and vaiHs
OF foreign dy goods entered II this por, for consumption
Tor warehouse and also the Withdrawals from warehouse
during the week eoding Thursday, Nov. 20, 1856
nevUxvp Fosnus Dny eosps
Hs,f<r "A f.xn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

I'll little box Of theatre. What does the public
care about the quarrels of managers with their
landlords, or their squabbles with lawyers, or
Aeir miEortunes in the courts, or any other trash
Of the same kind? Aaretzek's squabbe about
HIS lease almost ruined him forever, and Miss
Laura Keene should learn by that example never
10 bring her private affairs, whether in love or
business, before the critical uncertain, wagering,
Nephistophelean public Of New York; public
that likes nothing better than to sacrifice mana
gers in pairs and actors by the half dozen-a
pablo that likes to be peppered and spced now
and then with riot lhe that Of Astor place,
where twenty or thirty innocent lookers-On were
killed, as the result Of an actors quarrel No,
Messieurs the managers never obtrude your pri-
vate griefs upon the public.
We give this advice gratis to all the managers
net even asking for free admission in return
Let them profit by It.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

Permit M thfOaRh the medium WHEY extenlcd
Journal 60 justice the public and myself in relation 10
controversy hich has arisen from statistics furnished by
request from IN reference the sale of
compound known by tho OF 'Iondon cordial GIN, Gun
pared With tfs actual importation.
gentleman who had recently made bet Of 1900 that
the xitnum Of the above named liquor
exceed 100 pipcs IN the last vc years th.a fy hal
ed the Custom House during hal period md hraly thai
pipes had not been imported during the called
me importer 70 furnish statistics which would decide
the wager.
Unwilling furnish any statement from memory or nv
responsibility sought for and obtained Gus
House the accompanying statistics which only
the amount OF ke article mposd during the past
but also The imporatons the
of the importers the specified quantities imported snd
the names 81 the vessels In which Il was conveyed
bate. Name OF ye~sel. Importer. Ouan.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

THa1Hrycs srvrrru CoScyHr, and last Of the present
sores took place last night al Nblos Saloon which was
crowded 20 excess the receipts beng greater than any
previous cspcert here Thalborg Played Jaaas,a from
asemirsms" from" Lucrezis Bcrgia, ne Study In A;
and with Go,tschsik the due, iron Norma all Of which
were received with the greatest enthusasm Nine a. vii
gave for the first time medley composed ior her By
sgnor Abilities. Next week " ThsIberg goes 70 Phadelp
and Albany, returning 70 New York Thursday when
he viii give his eighth concert assisted by Nme d. Ansr
and viii also play Becthoven's grand concert IN lat
with an orchestral accompaniment. ". Tbslbsrgs sue
cess thus sr has been genuine and beyond precedent
and return for he Intends 70 give tree concerts
10 The children Of the principal public schools.