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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10
NEIRCAI-


81. 1000 ,s'ss1pt s1srss - s- .. ssss S $50 sss
sssssss. 10 b,1.sa srsss as :ss si.ss s.w sod
60 wso@ aisi hieSs.aee nom sa;a... = o.ssr
. ss % ~ !. sss.. :sl
ds.sp Ils that o.sns,sl. good msts ns
(yHRorIo App CONSTITUTIONAL nIsxAsss DE
II and ..r osses Sunday ss.ss..a o,s Ss s ss
sSA ssrf rs.n: ss FROM Ss
sI,endea erperssnes eopps.s be
ssn. ssf r.. e s " Soassu 1s.s,a. NJ .,ss
mental snsrry nspu.e ar o pls..n.. srrl.
sTt ssG Z. S:ir siu .. s.s $50. sss.. Ss
s.sss s sS m aS saz s !, = az aessss .sssr
ns e s,r real 'sn s..s VIII .s se;s @s
boz 500 Pest enee str-ngers y~I1 :. ..r soss .ess:
am sorsfuls, ola sIsers Eruppons. as le.
| m ceRBErr. 10 DUANE STREET, Ma, BE css-
~ suited privsely ON dlsesses The victims o. Susoksry
See Dr. S's dipS@s hon iso New Y.,s or,cs.sy 5 Ss
nR LARNoErs PARB AND LONDON MEDICAL
S.s.. A ic SiS asa eis a. rvs, Ne .ssS
sss. And ;ss.. se .sP s.r . he .sA.r: PIE
2.. He'll tte% mo 70 4 III az We ,,.o%%s.s pr
sass zssuss, As.
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Doctor 6m.k i h ,ssoy owe ..s.siisSsd En-.
nR. cooPER u DuAss STREET, NAY BIZ COS.
consdssee call ON him VIII ne eersssy = beng rssaTy
cured. Charges moderse N. B-ho fce sil cured
~ plus q msdssnss but Requires V We
lnown &c meet with universe. spyrcescr and sa.p ~.
sas.. rss.a Sss : ny Rsysss Who .ssr s:sss,
e.lsry s"so .sisy ard shessss :. - e.n ~ y. -.s
deral and perfect hpowirdge s,sy s.ss Ne
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s%s Do.sseS. p. Sai snsssass me- ~
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~ omce 80 Canal street aree sccis cess Il Bresdway
s.ss.ssy t 10 sfs s. g. pSb6 s.
arrangements from si 20 rs Rebel gq.rasesd In AZ
o dsS.s Sp as s sSsr sarsps ana
nve attendance. Once No. 81 ary ntne) West Fihessh
MEpICAL.-RIooRDs rRAcrLcEzD 2. y. RAN
Mosp sc src.srsy ggg q Or. ossu;ssss s.as
seon IN dseases &C. the srscua may be osnSisa
hay consaed Tor of iha Important slas. % =, "a
lsinb IN All Ne branches both rnescsly surrsc.ny
fhese who been asusef BY "specn~s snadotes re
hoohs mercury /" ard e sfsors ~ lhe pu~rc,- NE
doa Of the day. N having oeir c.ars
efectusly, matter hov cnnplr.,ed w.v
pear Consststiovs xnglsh French Ofce hours NON
. 70 eecck, and rom TO O'Clock 10 10 evening.
psIyArs coEsULJArToS-DR WATSON mas ron
long series Of years confined his .asrt V s~sa>x Il
sersk Glass, In which he has rrstei rc I-s wen
ho,eand esd Without instance of fanure TIE remedies
.ramnd snd there no ntrrspuon % Sosne- esapSs
atea Ut We~pn " ~ constant ATTENDANCE ron Ahe
orniog until nine at night bis committing ard
ssrre 10 Waller street few doers " Rrr@dwsv fbs
'oneuiiirg rooms separate. VIZ wAfrON.I y,
Formerly Surgeop " he bsok Bsspl1&
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POLLTICAL.


nRMOCR Alto REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
held Vt TsDmAny AL The evening Of The III q January
inst, 1857, Richard Busted, Esq preAdng the mn usee OF
the meeting having been read and approved Jo
sisb Sutherland ESQ char OF The committee ON confessed
Eats psrted IN favor 81 rceovns from The fifth ward me
tel ct headed Emanuel HArt from the Sixth ward the
ticket headed John Clancy from the Fourteenth ward me
Ticket beaded Michael ruomsy; from the Nineteenth ward
the ticket headed Thomas Aunday and from the Twenty
second wa,d the ticket beaded Dennis Rost The report
of the committee being o0ncurred the by laws
suspended and The committee resolved proceed %
the election Of officers Whereupou Wilson Small, ksQ "
the seventh wad unanimously elee ed Oharmao The
Chair appointed Nesst Brsoy Of the Ninth and Osgood Of
the sixteenth committee 70 conduct the On rman elect
waJd and Samuel Webstev Of the reath elected he
cretsies Charles Ring ESQ Of the Eighth ward was In
m elected Treat and Charles Mills Sergeant at
Arcs committee Of five WAS upon moon appoinsed 70
the by for 1857 The thanks Of the n,ttee
rendered 70 Richard Buseed ESQ., for the e emf and
impi rAl in which he had presided the dshoera
tors o he temporary organization of the comvitee After
from Mr. Basteed the oommaNe adjourned 10
the yeImg of the first Thu, sday In Eebruary next ~
s hsnnT = M ESmaTsn' Secretaries.
9th wARD-AT A MEETING or TsE NINTH WARD
u NauoDal Democratic Committee, held at the Adrhsie,
Hudson and Harrow streets pursuant CALL for
the of organization forty members beng present
70 elected ocers the committee for
seoberry. Vice Chairman kdwin +. Marabsl, De VIII G.
Henry Secretaries; W. Is. Parsons. Treasurer.
WIN b. RIPLEY, Chairman pro tenn
JoHN II. RASDoI, Secretary pro tenn.
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TvHB NKW YORK AND LIvnhPOOL UNIFIED STATR
mail steamers-The ships composing hs limo aso -
follows
ATLANTIC, Capt Rdridgs; BALTIC, Capt. Ooansteckl
ADR1ATlO "a 3tsn James Wes-
These ships bu by eenaoA sxprtssiy FOR gov
livery has been Sd In their
nsn also their eagnes 70 ensure strength and speed and
Their passengers unequaued for eo
gance and somort Prises passage from New York 70
Liverpool IN ers. sisss e.stn Slss In second cabin 30
reneed surgeon attached 70 each Shp Ne berth eeareA
until paid for The ships Of this Ane have hnproved water
tight bukhends avoid from Zoe VIII not
tn Ranks north of degrs un affair the lS of Aug ns
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WEyTAuRAHrs.


HARRY RUSSELL BEgs TO INFoRN HIS FRIENDS
vi ard The pubic Of srooklyn ssd New York that he has
fron his old corner OF York ard Main
the comriojous premes No "a FULTON sirses,
Brooklyn, where the bes, ref esh7cn wines and spir
brands of ccrranily hand.
Lovers q hne ale. have an spportenity OF gratifying thor
having been taken a ~
finest brewngs produced and In This branch ~ the bus
well = ali others 10 the intention u the Proi
lor " s,and unrfyaed Rerernbey HAIRY RUssfl.L {
Futon srees All he city railroad pass the door.
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clO ELEGANT wsrrIsG.-sR. DoLBEAs, GO
NlU. Broadway guarantees 81 his new stem q sccu
training al Stiffness and trembling from
even few and 70 give rspt bta.
style every student Two $40 eas vacant for Mon
dav.
A CARD.-THr sURSCRrBuR WILL RECEIVE NEW
N pupi daily this week for eaas private nsirucison In
,eruansbip and Bookkeeping lsAlise writing ela-e a. ~
&C Oh Al gentlemen day and evening. OLIVER x.
A FREEcH GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO TEAcH
n he French sng1see In private family In lns@tu
exchange for he bosxd With small salary The 6es
DCtKEEEP1sG, WRITING, &C.-B y. FOSTER, 40.
ID tho~ OF D~ube gniry Nurtated-" porniaF
worts teaches. bockreepiug writing and efomeoe . b
,srss 70 s .nrs essrssss s e mosess s-sys .scs
.Aarlasanry. Proapecsaa Nc. "a spvscsssos.
Nro-rCE-A LADY rs pEMRoUs poF posTANrNa
IN immediate empoymen ~ tsch~ olas, ss private
govsrre.s family chfiren she pcssssscs ac~eagh
sshed educscn and ~cch prrfa giving cvciu
rve attention 20 drawing sud painting pracAee 6ossh
earh other branches 10 succeSfuly, mrvutnssnce-
renlerisg an instant ensasem~s rperHuve. me 1920
seatlnoDies and mos uneyceptAnabh refcrcros cnsef
Address n p, boz lS herald anee-
CrAN1sH IANGuAGR-Ay la WcHrHHrREEr, Ap
- Joining Chrton Hal. geoucvren are MsFh NJ spens6
language rs dCIPRIANo bORRIN, . tescber n ~ assvs
Or move thsn twenty years IN this csr.
rYrU - DIES-THr 81 BsCRrBHR RESPECTFULLY An
W NE ladies' of New YORK and Its victsty hv ~
,ds. ss.s. a. ppivsss sssoa. AZ es uee
date sdiss With pastel and oil psntings vel rodcs
Prof 4. scHUsfER. 7sa BrosS-sy.
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SEkNxEEW0s

NEW YORK Anl kIvARP0oL UHIrO HrAIbs
IN man sssmzhsR ERIosSns Osut Inwber wn d t
Day January u, !. s:loch fren hsr ser;h q nc soSs
and Juary The Of TIT Mo have Svwvee
watsr tight bufhaads. rG freiem Or pasASc, hns@9 .,
upeauaJled eeeAses and eonneh apply v
EDWARD X O>A.L1NS, IS Wsn syoeA 49,
PsseepQers are Te1vestsl e be heard ~ II ecosk A. q
An letters mus pass through he Pes oce, any others VI
be returned
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AmUsnznuwrs.
ID = $1,000, is..s.; y: = B,.s., s.ss x...s.:
TKA0EDY AND OrEkA
reseDed Alternately with 'hs greatest sressh ~ sss
Mr. FORREST
OrHsLLo.
rmpb EN- E,s hsr' 81 s i4I ys 10 i rs
The play Sustained BY the ACKNOWLEDGED iais. Of Ne N
pA''' WIN '' an s'S csJs ssf' o. y INTEREST.
Nv III S?sSs$sI 6.ss scs y.sH,,
viii be give m for The frs time at this theaue
A'n's''" Door: open s TO begin !. ccisei
S:.4s Gr ;s.r.: . !. So q:
German Opera
RHOUsHANs BOwEAY rHEAIKA
NJ. c,.,. 49,. o.i ys,Gss o. e.. aDH''s'oa
S:sss: cents IN ..d d.a.y:I -.
Doors open Al sS 70 ecsDu,.nes :. ssoca
SATURDAY KING nS.sl; ;Sl H. TO- s''
AI'SH s,J SSss Is s o. Good ~
ssaffy y. is's', ss.i Of Is.ss c.i j.:a:.Iys
Ss; II. s.
S Ss.s Is.:: . Ess & H:sy il :. 20:
Lady Sons.s%es mciier Of Arh, b.,:S
The orchesrA, direc.ed BY M G. DoAvsrsA wu Vsssn
Grand Pas Dc Dspa Miles, Er.ss-s ..A A,n,s Bs.As
Ben ,rsnsnt Mr.. j. B. Howe Ned nsrs.: ,.,.E red
Rose ~. ha.s nSS.se
pURrORs NEW THEATRE BROADWAY
ID s"0rd'yL"" VIII q 'r sT s.i fs'''p''. ''.'A
. TSs ss"ass % me
this theatre has given the ps,fc eo.sder
abe gSss s1fsw !. S'sis Jane sc:mss:
Mrs Polly Marshall A. Maria
And tho second night q 6t shs WI viz fcm'd''
Tho two by hissss Polly and Louisa Marshal.
DICK MRS Harrow Nr Burtos peGbssry,
in siakspcres someiy of SUca ADO ABOUT NeYluse.
ono. CRRisrY WOODS .
+n broadway. bsiow aTsn< srss
gssry wsss -
''' YIN yREMKnDoUs BoUtEs.
''n sssso r srss1sas1.
ssSs.. .gh 'ss: 81: :. y
~ HRw YslAR CALLS.
Ts.sss Is .s.s 70 commences i: ~ .;ci.st
r n. sOrrsJHALK WOULD MOST RnPEsTyuILY
~. that he viii give pr'sr his departure %
''' 1871 eE hdopos e ,s,.sId.T'
70. II. S Or as :: nv .s.s S1
'xh''A Mrs. 4 8. Bosrx1cK sAs ,mi.s., ..pra... and
VIII. have Kindly s S -. .s ".
m sss., ~. ' y: -:
posed By Mr. Sssesn chS wsS s,: ni s ~ s.ss
fnrere bis laa ooSosrt together wA CHER ssns Of IL
Tickets g. Roserysd may % sseu.el n sAv.sos At
| VIM: Esn sons No 80 Brosdwsy lad = srssHasa
M ~ Eve nrss ssss charge fer reserved .os.s
Doors At O'Clock; concert b commence al sesesL
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DyREMPTORy SALE or ITALIAN, SPANISH, FRENCH
y and Psrtuguese narbe-A- n. ChlSfALAR sucusn-
win sell Tuesday. 18th inst u ION c'coek at No. 90
the entire Of valuable marble msnfel
ssuay slabs unwcshed marble md variety OF other art
well worthy the attention Of
trade and others Sale pcsve the parties resring
Hvnfn buetR
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DERHMPToRY AUsTiON SALE OF FUR ROBES
ii vittenes NUTS cspes &C this saturday) morning a.
ML o'clock by rUNIS MuRkEJL, Auctioneer at No. 70
street. limitation tahen or must and wi be sold also
iture oil paintings e1gsvngs fancy goods two
sopeor God piaoortes from family Blu, hte used
card receivers
spoons gold ewelry large variety 20 lots
catalogue go eDgravngs fer whatever they WI bring a.
mept also CAPS comfo<rs 2L00O serara
tines general nent Of parlor chamber din
M furniture which has been ADVANCED upon ana
soIa 70 nay. DcaIcfe, &c, attend.
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ANTHOLOGY.


AN AsTRotooIT rHAr BRAm rvs woKLD--
"A And % oe1 revvd offered 10 soy psrrn vbe can
her IN Gvng past pvesSA and
tsure parteulAxb msrixes sssAAs h.s,A wc.fh n~er,
pursvn<s absent fvl-aAa ~ n. B.-MsAam CfIYrrN
hsntsN dses sie wt~h W bnpone Ne snwAry. 0An
s~sssy yossseves ss~dssce ~ orss~d sarssG -
tween HousLeo ADf eksSsn.
A II, EUROPE AsTUy NDnD MADAME DE aOh..
"A wonderful o1alrvoy ~ IN the world.
rived from Rngiabd and viii resnsAs IN NJ asy
An de~sos eurNolc Tie
present future NE msrted 70 yeu oss~eay "a
you Re compelled 10 aekn~wiedRs, IN "a
rope, hsi she Ae wessS q de wor<t. o<soe q wss
TWENTY seventh .tfeef-
sToNfsHTKG TO ALI--NADANx NoaEor yHF
n mosi wonderful as<olexss In Ire VOID ~ as evsr
been known a. an Tie seventh dsu ghtv Of he seventh
dnushser who vas ass gre>. sswolosss Thsve natural
lift Ia tell pest prese~f ard future ~ Me have
asonished hosanss during my trn,ss IN Europe. win
tel Row many times yvu are N kc married arr
VIII show you ne meoess Of yer huye hssband AID VIII
creates happiness az matrimonial blkas and Rao1 luz
through life Will a~o shsw tbe nensss u ssseut fislds
and rel<ious cod viii veil All he " life
hat you eannot help being asonth-<. Ne chssgr
sa,ished Gepuencs so smatssS IS B~ssmc swees
Cnirnnhis.
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\ sIGNyE sALss OF READY MADE CLOTHING

"A sIGNyE SALES OF READY MADE CLOTHING
"A and piece goods N. CkIsTALAR, Auctioneer, 3
Bcver,, w sell on Monday l2A inst At lo O'clock large
and doess pants OF zoos sly les and
paens elh satin and valencia vests. Cloths cassimeres
eating flushing uIdershirts drawerr
halls trimmings and various other articles In hs line
by WRITE OF AN EXECUTION. WILL EXPOSE FOR
ID sale tho slcOp Whisper foot Of Perry street. North
Tvsr on saur 10Th of January 1857, st III O'clock
Al WILLIAM kUGlAEh, Co0st&0e.
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IA
:S.ss s sss
p and and Ra Of q Se' ~ ne
sins sstha vss.uss flushing nfdershris ans drawer.
As aiOrs trimmings and various other articles IN the line
by WRITE OF AN Ex EXECUTION, WILL EXPOSE EoR
i: o" saturday nc wv SiSs 'fii LIZA Sss'
UPWARD sCnENCK, ATCrIoNzER SALE OF ABOUT
s ns sGassGk s ~ e az aacon on "
u :, their 81 c No svs .n :ss ne
Europe yn sa,s for Ry ", g 1ssS
sSesi%sns ;, Suin Paul sfi De Rrsss, Franci, DSns
jqjs: Mi5s. van ESSs S.;s
tsss viii catalogues on exhibition on Monday.
KTorrUs.-sY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, WILL
~ expose for sale At pnsC vendns On ss'n,dsy We ION
ssnb street and seventh 10: q sesondhant
"s s : :ssS .,r frames, and s%ess ss;oS
pnEMrroRY SALE OF ITALIAN SPANISH FRENCH
ssy vii sell on TUESDAY 18Th inst ., ION oeoef at No 81
Iosh aysnne the entire stock Of valuable marble msn'
. appsraing the bns.nsss well worthy hs a..enuo. Of
~. -"@ D..e-
DEREMPToRY AusT;On SALE OF FUR ROBES;
v.s,ses ~.s sspss Se ms s.isrsay re.ni S
:ss fur lure q ., . Ss fsS xS
plated oeee cake BASKETS card receivers easo.s
sso sp.oas ss9 son ewey ssvsr sey Vii bling a:
s.e csrs ont "a 600 ssrars IN onan.
- s.e,,ac SENEGAL assor nent OF paror
49, a. fnsn,nre Which hes been advanced upou and
- = nv o. ncal.fs, &C attend
soS " S-y. 1891, 80
rNuecrrJ " wEsTC0TT luCTIOgEER Will, SELL
% srs, s.leet he ERE rosewood o.K and mahogany
S,. sass fnTntnre and ober elegant arr
sns,e n We ss,y dwelling Ths sale viii be ourd
e snesal on OF whole sold
snso ne Ito DE highest bidder descriptive oaIogues Of
sss sics Mi be nosi,e W.bcut regard 70 weather
and COS fixtures throughout the house gu
,.-h ,as. eod nsnoipte seven ocsve made by Nuns a
C.t. u.ea hu four months afs carved
.,r u,,. In broczte and velvet reeeptioa and Turkish
shir IN an tap.,ry two elerant
80 st,esres mirror s: splendid pier and mirrors
ION and per tables broraie ana lace curtAns
r.i ryock runs one year. elegant mante vsses
.nent. me and I'm % valuable OF oil
nal ,psvs fore go and home scenery &c
eoex~ ood carved beee-ads with dressing
Ma ion yaslsapds AMI com. nodss match
rp,vos 90 superb hair natiresses beds &C elegant
roes % bookcases EXTENSION dng and break
Z. bes silver china cut glass and ivory
enusyy cooking Mt variety OF chamber
and bssemen, every description, In Is roous
heater stoves. oilclothr &C
----------------- = -
M % III, ssm -. Sr,dsy Dc ss in.a.s
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KTolHUE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, I WILL
~ expose publio vendue, saturday, Ne 10Th
day January at O'Clock IN The forenoon a. the corner OF
ssnsst,pg 81 q oist floor boards window blinds
window sash, mir frames, and . lumber wagon.
VIM KUGlER, Constable.
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INDwARD sCHEyCK ATCTIONzER SALE OF ABOUT
~ forty historical and se,ptura ancient oil paintings.
= p. H. SCHEeCK VIII sell a. auction on "Wednesday,
JanuAyy No. 50 Nassau street, The
fee paintings NOS, Of which have been eaeced BY
genie EUROPE with great aate for private gallery
Of Of large among them will be found
specimens BY Quiln Paul Brill De BRAGG Franck Daiing,
David Jules Monrou. Arzen, Van schalcken,
Wander ess Lebrup and oGhers The paint
viii catsog exhibition Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

uersE AND LOT roR SALE IN TIE VILLAGE or
II ysnkers on Ashhursn avenue, ccse 70 the Mshcdisi
church; good well 81 water arA ewsrn; good lcaficp
tssvn be skww properly Isquire ~ " West Broad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-10

EDW'H k COLLINS, 80 Wan street. BY.
BRCWN sHIPLH 90, Iivaposi
8TRPRKN KENNARD %,
n Ausun Friars Loadsn-
q. q. WAINWRIGHT CO., PARA
The Of these ships wDl net be aecomsblc nor Ro
silver bullion specie jewelyy, precious stones or me
unless bills Of fading sgned therefor and he valve there
nj therein SEATED.
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vIJn H. FRANKLIN A son. Will, SELL At TIE
w psrchants' Exchange Monday. Jan. -, a. II ",
and 10, NO o7 Fourth street between Broadssy and
avenue - By o. three so cs high three
s.ep attic sub cellar built In he best
- plum emily renewed and house put In complete
rvpsr lot s5 BY Io feet Terms 10 per a. SALE per
srt April 70 per cent remain oeut Poasosson
trril 18Th. For further particulars Apply 70 WIiLsr CO.
~ Pearl street
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A LADY LvYT ALONE IN THIS CITY, wHo has
N been Tedncd society wishes The
Acquaintance .of middle aged gentleman with "a
msirunony. ANY inerosnging thoughts through VI MEDIUM
81 the ssbjec, Of domestic happiness The
fy taking this method tor introduction
will be rstsf. -oriiy explained ASdress
Briloc, Union square Pos, oice
MATRIMONIAL -RnIrHfs' MOTH AND IT'S RE
M ply, 10 relation 70 the tnatrimona sdvs,seuert Of H.
L. OF The 9th Dee ssf has been In the Unn Po Once
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vxrIIIIAM IRVING 90 WILL aEi l. AT AUCTION
w on Saturday Dec 10 ~ loI O'Clock a the ssleuoorns
no street. household furniture, consisting
traff els and ingram carpets bcokoses secretaries scs
kes,eads bureau beSsesd mahogany SOFAS and churs
ards leather beds holsters and pows blankets ahee,s
auts counierpanes, sc mrble Top tables washstents
soSkery riaAs Kitchen furniture &c;
rosewood octave nelodeou-
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CUPErMH CoURT.-yoHN b. r09ERrY va. JOAN
- EcMursy and others Valuable properly for sse-Ah
Taosy J. BI.EECkkR win sell on Friday The sh insani
NJ MerohaDts' Exchange, two fun i,is ~ land
~h froping The street sisnase on hrsy
p~vsp street second aid THIRD me sale
peremptosy under decree of foreclosure In the above
v Hfur NIeQl. referee.
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E,OR LIvERPOOI.-SAIIS THIS DAY THE p ACKBY
ship AsHBURfON pier 20 Easttriver The packet ship
PLYMOUTH ROCK. for London sAh Jan IA Fars second
cabin, $40 Storage, $40, and FOUND Apply 70 ThOhB o.
ROCHE IS South street
NIOTICE-NORPOLK, PEI EEsBURG AND Rfuu.
IN mond-In consequence Of the ice In James River the
ROANOKE will not fer The por,s Saturday,
Jan o. LUDlsAA 4 FI.EASASr5
Ne. 81 Bro1iway.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

A SIGNIFICANT MovEMENT--We men
toned few days ago that the Cincinnati
Commercial charged the Democracy in that
city with having become Amerioanized.
We find that a large number who have
heretofore acted with the Democratic party
in Hamilton county, Ohio, have abandoned
il and united with the Americans upon a
full ticketfor county and city officers Sew
erai Of the members Of the Democratic
Executive Committee participated actively
in this movement. This split in the Dem
ocratic party is attributed to disgust at the
Irish Catholic influence by which the DEM
ocratic Convention was controlled. The
union of Americans and conservative Demo-
Gratis was effected at meeting ofthe Amer
lean party held in Cincinnati on Saturday,
at which paper, numerously signed by
Democrats, was presented, proposing u
MON between the Americans and the disaf-
fected Democrats. The signers guaran-
teed vote of thirty FIVE hundred on the
part of the Democracy who were dissatis-
isfied with the action of the party in its
convention. The proposition was accep-
ted, and the candidates previously nomi-
mated by the American party having with
drawn, union ticket was presented
LOu Jour
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

A ToUoHINo TEMPERANCE APPEAL
Tho Editor the Abingdon Democrat re-
lates the following Of an occurrence on
South side railroad last week;
cat n station near Petersburgh, an
elderly gentleman came into the cars, ac-
companied by his daughter. lie was a
stranger to us; but there were about his
countenanco those unmistakeable marks
which betoken the too habitual use OF
strong drink. At the next stopping place
the daughters attention was attracted by
something outside and she put her head
out the window. The old man slipped out
of his scat, sank down on the floor, and
drew from his saddle bags bottle ofspirits
from which he took has'y suck. Just
as he lowered il from his mouth the lady
turned around and caught him in the act
She reached forward, and laying her hand
on his shoulder, mildly said, ooh father
father" only dear daughter, said he
II lust took so much" measuring the siz;
Of his dram on his shriveled fore finger =
His face wore such a ludicrous expression
Of shame that we could scarcely smother
laugh while at the same time, the dis
trcss depicted on the countenance Of the
daughter, as her eyes filled with tears, af
fectod us so that we could almost have
cried through sympathy. The lady drew
her veil over her face, bowed her head anC
sat motionless for an hour, weeping Owe
the fraility of beloved parent. And al
though we kept in company a hundred
miles OF more the flask of whisky was tcf
untouched IN HLe DdLlet'
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-16

A New WINE--We have had the pleas
ure, says the Baltimore Patriot, of tasting
(to us)a new wine, made from the juice Of
the tomato We consider ourselves a "good
judge of wine, and:pronounce this first
article. 1t is made with no other ingredi
onst than the pure juice of the tomato and
sugar, and very much resembles champagne,
lighter transparent color, with pleas
ant, palatable flavor. We believe it can
bo made equal to the best champagne.