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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
Il. ID. nERNARD.

Il. ID. BERNARD,
iaVinc bought I,asuUis 8 Ia ts Nr. Job Printing or
lcc ,li moved info u.r scum IuuNrr up sfr.rs ID.
De- ~ ltr .lrci len cNCrto cc-ltca kind OF Book
40 az ia ~ NorS. Ills lt-c a-sarurlto f Tspe add
ic-cf, WIFI ih' ass-'1ucc of lr sf wotkurn " I'M crs
Gc I'i' execute a orders i5c shortest notice and IN
~. returns bits thanks 20 ls friends anithc public, for
inc liberal patronage heretofore Lcaovr.i en- him. AZ
ancc of t.Cr ias.Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

y The eel bTaied race horse sSTf:fi fo,I-
~ I'LL ed In 1884, BY imported Fyidc, out Of Di,.
re HA mon by Con rttiiion, Will mako hla thiri
AfkS season sttl stable Of Richard T. Purycar
~ Chri''i.nsvil", Mcckl.uburs county Va
~ o 9 crate pfiee Of 81 it the expiration TIE sea-
- Or 80 inc eni ~ the year, amt 500 TO ensure
'u VIII DC claimed az soon the fact be ascertain.
-, u' Ie mare parted with, aud ti 10 tho xrocn In al
80 ne season vii commence the Let OF March ne
ahl end the 18Th Juylsi2. John EUBNNK,
&c . SN5. RICHARD & PuRYEAR.
TO JOHN wALTUAIL A.D .rUOwns
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lake nctee ~
- VIC Undersigned, viii Thur day the 3Ist day of
ISL bciwecn the hours % O'Clock Ia the mara.
-. cl''N "a lie even1E - the cierss Once ofthe
Jury 'utt ot Aci"lis. sifE1is proceed TO take Tho
iei-l- Iona ~ Peter Mathsi an athofs 1, 10 red
- 'ee IN ccf,An s1it 10 ~ anccry depending
~ ,liel,t superior Court - Law anI Ciancory Tor
NJ ."nniJ ~ Amelia Ia which ourSoivea AMI Others are
ii,nuh. fnd yourselves s1i Ehk, Poan auI PaEy IA
ALL oih' are dricn salts. You, not o. M re- foufa
ol we 3ttc OF Nrs4ni. We t<c THIS ls ui Of cyin- vo
noce " MT taken on the above mentioned i.y Tic ali
i o.utous vii be taken ~ the sauc place aud civecn
Tie same hours the following ,iay 10 VII is Apr Isil
Yours, &C.,
GEORGE wALTIIALL
EESJ. JOHNSON
Amelia, Va, Feb ., 1872. '''' VIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
MULES WANTED

18th Two OF three well grown young MULES,
* A,.,r for plantation uses, for Which, far prices
EE~DA in cash. will Ice patti. Apply To-
Il a w ANDERSON & go.
real good saddle Horse also wanted.
NH = Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

Sf So s o'L az s TtsFF,c2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

ThE harque Robert Nouns will leave BeTr5YI, HIM
dreds IN few days for New Orleans. Sic can AK
e l,..-L having portion already, II application IS
feb p F& w ANDERSON l. RI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

TAX Tic schr ROBERT ARMSTRONG. c,D,.,o
KID Tsvers having rart Of her Cargo engaged ali
AAaAs sal. on Monday For freight Of the bsia5rs a.,
Pro JAMES FISHER q SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.

THE Board Of Directors % the Richmond Fire Assoc! "a
upn have declared Dividend u "a per cent. ont OF
The rrois for tc astJ months payable the 4th slant
al the si,ore of THOMAS A RIssT
rrc,,ur.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

Ifawiig oi Va MOuuuElla Lottery. No
2l o. ~ % ~ D} 70 % ~ u h.
TICKETS Nos ~ g g. aud Us 1850 both capitals bon tho
above, sold and csshod by ur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

0'T',
JAMES ROY NtCOu Ir
Cerk + q a q l. & G
I-Sce Session Aeis Of so "a Tor Inc az, crl, ~
acl ntrG Tie Laws conc rnns lents a.
-eht lei' infants --a-u Let vol Rcy C1de 1919 % m see
uo 80 Tor mo omission uf the words amt given securif
acc"cne 20 tc gc' of Assemble ard rhr rules OF ts
Court formerly usel 40 derF Of pubiir7f.on.u
ia IL cw9w = " =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

oSr or mislahl, Negotiable Note Tor elOI o. AZ siIiy
days, dated lih February. lSi2 rawn ~ Jcseph N
toluti IA favor Of Van Lew & S,uih, AMI endorsed by
Ihem hnpcrsons are cautioned against tradin. COR said
Note n m DlcEI<so<
mhf-d5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

or w ednesday evening.
Va. Mcnongaia No H. ENfa-To be decided Inv ,b.
Drawing al Jersey Ciy Prizes-s2oODO 60G am ys.S
1921 y Of 100, DO, 80 of2O, &c IS Nos-I drasn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

For Saturday, 18th March, Mt Alexandria.
Va Melsbutg, Class d PTZes-s2oOn IOOo -oOn
ss 1850, 100 10 OF 100. IS Of 800 % OF go ~ al 1 a.,
OF To- etc. GO Nos-l3 drawn-Notce thai. Tekefs In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

~ Dot of N,uuain Glove. Seed
q round bales of Cotton
q efiCs nf Rueeot Leather
Aud a Dc ~ Counuy OATS
fclS sWptkputruY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08

FOR RENT

IL TIE Dwelling House, recently oceupied bv Ne
EfS36 nsNd Branch, on street, between an 80
EllE 9t ant the Tobacco Factory recently oeeus,i
- Nj James Thomas, Jr- al the North serr
-. y - anu ii'h sIeeI~ Possession be had al
a. w ANDERSON a GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON
For Tuesday Evening, in Petersburg.
Przes-sl0UOO 1000, 1890, iGi 10 of IO1D % 81 on 4,
Of 100, etc. IS Nos-li drawn Tickets s5. 49, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-08
PIOUGHS.

w Fare adding 10 our assoItuentb 10y tho arrival Of new
W supplies. our stock will bc the largest tif II IL
not 'rcadyJ offered t. IA" Farmers Of Virginia cm.
btacns every size. from $751; To SIS Plough Those
disposed io examine, 10 cali and buy n they
atc iI"ascd. mh3 GRErTER a. PEAKG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26
DR.. FELIX GOURAUD7S
POUDRES SUBTILES,
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR

90 THUS SHALT THOU GROW, AND no yARrHcs -
Gorauds Poudres Subtes enable command appear
ance o" far the Hair concerned and that
opemen Thus far shalt thou cRow and farherv Bar.
efforts Of skill in the deplaory art leave stills ubble land
the stubb him who no m sri yines
on appro ching his love-" iD the nterrosrse of
hear with hart the fear Of inicng her verm cheek
las Genera'G p has ~ essay pain Seriously 10
toilet hardlyc complete without this little ASSISTANT for
removing hair It accompanies the obsc In few minutes
ton on the skin, Full directions accompany each bottle
Price ST..
10 had at Dr. Gourauds Offices 5i7 Broadway and ~
Walker street door from Broadway where may aso be ha
GovR.uD'sVrcErABLER oUoE, 50 cents per bottle.
GoURAUD's EAU DE BEAUID, True Water of Beauty Ear
removing tan pimpXe free les burns &c. ST. per bottle
AcEsTs New Yoft : Albany, Alex. Guthie. MOI MAJ
Den lsse.u,ica Brcwn. psE;ia%sr Gsae.sr s.rs;
street Seth Hnss trstt ssssss
Distrct stlby Parhs vanis
Avenue Alexandria Berry. Virgnia-Richnosd Mrs.
Frayser. street. Observation-Disclosures L. e Fsrre-
New Haven. A. Law, Chapel street-Hartford, Wells
Humphrey, l7s Main strest-Nofwich, William Fsulksv
MsssachIsetts.Boston, Jordan MIX street; Loxen
Main street. ~. Bull s Field. Salem, w { r Ives
Newhwyport. Charles M Hodge New Hsnsshirs-oorts-
mouth, W Preston. Maine-portl.nd Hayes Go.
Bangor, Messr Whittier Guild Hallowell, + scammon-
Rhode Island Providence Charles Dyer r Westmns4er
street. Ohio-Coumbus Summer Clart. New Jerssy-T
Every bottle Of Dr. Geurauds Cosmetcs has his name
fo,r sides and his fac sme engraved The wrappers Of e
Pnndres GubrIss. None other genuine. f2l TIM
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bur-. B.,s DO u,hrsu do do Bruses Curtis. Nss
Bow E II Roy
vs:e as NsS % G fGs.Sd do Esds w:' R:s;d oS
s..,s 2; New
S.S fS Ss.sy
sssSs. q b rs.S
To- Il sss ss e S
a.i Ses; ;fs A IN i.e xs
AZ Fo; E%;IS Il :,,
i % ior B1.cn cargo Bid Grand Island
r. cNsfsri. Nov asIc pot, Fran
C.I.ssE, Jan aaIn port, Paetou. from Salem, ds-ouy
FAIAE, Jan Is-Ip Aqastu from o,enburs for Fall
~ By I.LAsD. z. March 7-sid Gimbis, (fm Sydney
PORTLAND Feb as.ld Plato, Cuba. Arr al, Hickory, I'm
GISTSs.rrs sI aoSld u.ulIuc Remo0a cora.,
Savannah; Meridian, RICE NYorE -'''''''' o''0s"-
E%s ss
To%s Sd ee. G iSS%
ul BssJS. yss asArr Rio Grsnds Ap..cheGa The%,
Hooper RaltisSrs chaSp.Il Waing,on Nc Brenda, Bag
ca aud SRs Gs Mari
Eta NYori AT a'd R,rrngt,n Osans
ssSs"se Ea.l SsssIlo
rp0AkTowN t,b 20-Arr Maria I'm Pacific for Nantucket
earh " IN YORK for Portland, and sid same 22i-No
ProvDEscE, Feb 2s-Arr Orray Taft Charleston Casket
In hstasMars came up Yesterday Sid VIM Penn Mobile;
WARREr, Feb Bell ". Frances. Matanzas
Below Caroline from Trinidad de Cuba Cid BENZ Franklin
Boston. ' '''-'
BALTIMORE, Feb 2s-Cld Trinidad, Barb ,does
CHARLEsroN, Feb 20-Arr Moses. Loveand, NYork; ISL
Ae.qe Sisnfs a. Cld Plato Havana Olympia Aave
Eis do Il: a: J III E1 Es
sHyAsNAt Feb !s-vesse's in port: Sbips Cleostraius
I'm Grsspect Sterling far Liverpool dg; Globe do; At An
De- @ @
0theo Wscsssst Frances. (Br) from Liverpool dng John
Bentley Br) de- Helen Mar (br) do; Glengarry B d.;
Laurel do Triton, (Br) Greenock r.: Montrosc Br,
London ds Robpson Br Demarsra; banks zelle Boson
Ssney an, Osian Gaesn Themes Ls.ds
FIN do dsg Duncan for NIB Lord Godrich Londsn
wig; AIamuc 90 do John Kerr Greenock wtg Rnmuus Bar
BADGES dsg Andromeda. Havana Wigs Emeie Frl Martin
igue bigs Mary Ann (B from West Indies; New Yori do;
RRSihsthRSrps for asyana wcon Fuller WORK Sterling
Casilds Charleston; schrs Franklin West ades; Hy
Bush do Chaotte Boston; Cape Fear dol Lconiaas Ha
vana; Edward I'm Baracoa disg. -
DARIrr, Feb is-Arr Isaac Mead, studl-y, NYork.
,PsNsAcoLA, Feb i2-Arr Ottoman, Boston; + s. ward
MTnle. so Ottoman Mac, Ceylon, and Rosa,he Mobile;
MosLE. Fsbls-Cd Columbus. Liverpool; Chester, Eos
ton: Cid 10 h, VIM Engs, Naniz
NEW ORLEANS Feb l5-Cla Panthea Goodmarson NYork;
Gen Veaze Hayre; Columbia, Bremen; Omar Boston Arr
Washington Norfolk. In the river, coming up Cyde Rub.
CON- John Bull Lendon, and Others
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MONEY MARKET.

rh1Oey, Fen. x5-6 Pm.
At the Stock board there has been very small bust.
ness today and prices have not materially altered De-
aware and Hudson rose Ii Indian Fves illinois Skies
/; Mohawk, !; New York Elves, per cent.
The schooner Henry Clay arrived at New Orleans
on the 10Th inst from Labacca, in Texas, with $iss6l
in specie.
The Resumption Bill. which has passed the Pennsyl
vania Senate, has the following features:-
ist. An immediate resumption Of specie payments of
all inautions except where the depositors have made
contracts to take other funds than specie
IL Those banks which took part of the loan of 1871
ave thirty days accept Of the law and are to be
onerated from ioaning money to the Stateaud
those which have loaned per on their cspts are
to be from tax dividends until such
tax amounts to an indemnity for sums loaned.
ID Directors and other officers prohibited from loan
ing monev from the bank.
auction to-day, sales OF 10 shares OF Portage Canal
Mining Stock sold at ~ per cent.
tea sale took place to-day, the particulars of which
will be found under the head of estate of Trade
domestic exchanges, there has not been any mate
rial alteration during the week. although are little
better to-day than the close of last week. follows
ccraKSr RATES sv BArK Norris ASs Doxxsric BILLS.
Bank Notes. Exchange.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Ron RICK.


Correspondence of the Herald.1
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1872
Another Sfupendous Absiraction-PubHc Msefing-
Professor Matft -Legisiative Committee-Aeqlit
tai Of Dunlop Stoeks-7 Theatres, &C.
l have just been informed of a most stupendous
fraud, or rather abstraction" that is now the
fashionable word for stealing, which has just been
discovered in one Of largest mercantile houses
in Market street. The delinquent 10 clerk, high
ly respectfully connected, and heretofore enjoying
the greatest confidence of his employers, and, in
fact, Of all who knew him. Strong efforts are ma
king to keep the whole matter secret by the friends
of the accused covering the loss. A day or two,
will determine their success in this
We expect something decidedly funny tonight,
at meeting to be held at the county court house,
Of such persons are opposed to the Senates con.
frning the nomination Of Judge King, as President
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas The rea.
son stated in the call Of the meeting for this oppo
siton, 10 the Judges abuse Of his efse in ageran-
dining certain members Of his family bv bestovvi
upon them valuable appointments. such as audi.
tors, &c. Judge King 10 considered one Of our
best Judges, as regards capacity but was formerly
politician Of Sutherland and Burden school, ia
consequence OF which, he does not eniov thai uei
versal confidence that Judge should. fT-' ~
Professor Maffit, alias the Rev J. N Mafit. IL
announced to lecture in this city, At the Musical
Fund hall, on tuesday evening next, on the mo-
raj grandeur of the American Revelation" As
the gentleman 10 proverbial for his Aights TO the
upper heavens, his subject on this occasion will
afford him am PIE scope for bis fancy. predict q
great array of female beauty. The women are des-
perately fond Of Maffit. Why isita
The committee Of the legislature inquiring into
the frauds Of the Grard bequest, are in session at
the Merchants Hotel. Mr.. Strickland has under-
gone long examination, though nothing particular
~ fragrant has yet been elected. W.. Duane
was the last witness examined. The presence OF
the COMMITTEES creates but little sensation Ano-
ther legislative committee 10 in session at Harris
burg, inquiring into the frauds charged upon previ
oss legislatures. This is poor business. The
suspicion efthese corrupt acts IL degrading enough
without wasting money to prove them. T.rrsT|
The transactions in stocks to-day have been light
At prices much the same as yesterday. MechsSis o,
Bank, Philadelpbit Bank, and Penn Township
slightly declined. Relief notes, and other deprc
sisted paper, are much ~ yesterday. - -
The Chestnut Streets doing poor business. Or
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Baltlmorev
lCorrespondence Of the HERALD

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25, 1912.
Ma EDITOR -.
Retrenchment is becoming emphatcally the or
der of our city. The motto is, "evsry man for
himself, (woman tee,) and God for US all'' The
people have suffered from the depressing evils of
hard currency, until forbearance ceased to be a
virtue En- mass have they como out against il, and
declared, like Of old, relative to sin, that it
should NO longer rule over them. Railroad orders
are now taken up by almost every dealer, in ex.
change for commodities, at the current rate of dis
count. To this have we come at last, and to it
sheuld we have come long since. City council
legislation proved to be Of no effect, well as the
efforts of the humbug currency meeting. Our
brighter hopes and wear more inviting couutenan-
ees. Previous to this late move, they were really
in distressed state, and many talked seriously OF
closing their doors.
A quaker wedding took place in the Friends
took unto himself "help. meet, was certain
doctor, creeping closely on sixty, and widower
too, with only five children to smile upon his
nuptial feast. The bride verged little upon the
wiatry side of thirty. It was considered some
what Of q novelty, and attracted many witnesses.
While speaking about matrimony, am rem inded
that person named d. r. Smith, has been indicted
BY the grand jury for libel, in consequences of his
having falsely announced the marriage of couple
of our people, iby giving it to the daily pa
psrs, authorizing the publication.
A splendid house was at the Holiday street
Theatre last night, to witness the performance of
Macbeth. Miss Clifton was majestic, and Forrest
Ex-Prssidcnt Van Buren, arrived in our city yes
terday. on his way to the West.
Nothing Of peculiar interest was done yesterday
at Annapolis
The weather is charming more mo-
derate every day. Yours,
RopEMcK.
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CurnEvr RATES sr BArK Norris ASs Dow
Rank Nofss. Ercha,i

IN onsfent sections Of the suspended district the
u.m0" eon"e'nson ses"s 70 prevail at the approach
meats by the banks instead Of being hailed a. ,hs
Of better times, is held up By the press a. busb.sr
TO brighten the ignorant In Ohio, WHERE by Law resuup
ton must take place on the 4h proxmo grsat
prevails In the bank currency and the issues of IN she
banks have bcsome valuelsss out Of the immediate sphere
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Aussa.y u,xnl doctor Larunsr wall make his trst
appearance on its boards. On Monday night the
vocalist, Howard, takes his usual annual beneht.
Mr.. Thomas Dunlap. connected with he al
eyed frauds of the u 8. Bank with Mr.. Jaadon, has
beea discharged on hsbeas corpus. Thus two Of
the cases are disposed OF.
The immediate resumption Bank Bill has passed
the Senate. 20 to III.
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Foreign Importations.

TV1o7BH HmPOTC1tIOns.
MAyAauEz-Bark Condor54 bags coffee IS hhds sugar Mey.
err Sucksn co-30 do n ulk u sons-4 to order.
GvAyAMA-Hrg Frankin,2Oo hds sugar Duoseemb Beck
NA:sAv-Brig CongreQ Quantity cid iron and copper
Powe!-i55 shells Garrett2o bales sponges cask lamps
quantity copper g Laurie.
Gor.iySs-Schr Genl Wayne-lso logs mahogany Dc Pey
order. 49, =
GLH,oow-Brig Wandsrr-s pkgs Watt Rossrcrantz1 "a
u NoTewood-2 A Morris-l CasoE-2J w Mitchell
order " w. ~ ~
NEwcAsrLEBrg Ann Louisa-lO4 chaldrons coal Barclay
bxs to order.
HAvANA-Bark Oxford-444 hhds IA ties molasses Howland
AspInwall-2oo coo segars Wehelhausen Acheso 600
900 Lasala COZ 0oe Lille Roliins-60
hhds molasses 5000 oranges 10 master.
Domestic ImpOrtatlonS.
PoRr LEoy-Brig w Brown-2 bxs Q bbs tobacco Hiker
Bush7i b,les cotton Perkins, HOPKINS White-2s4 Ho
brook Nelson CO.
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Died.
On Tussday evening 25th inst, WILLIAM son of John
% days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock
IRON nn late residence, York street. Jersey City. It
On Thursdsy morning, d. M, son of C. N. and A. A.
Campbell aged six months and fourteen days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to at
from s. First street.
Yesterday morning. at westbury, L. l., GKo.or p
TITUS, IN the Goth year Of his age
The relatives and friends of the deceased are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on rst day. the a7th
ins O'Clock from Friends Meeting House. At that
place.
On Thursday oath inst. afer short but severe i'll.
ness, JOHN MURPHv, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invtedto attend the funeral this afternoon al four
O'Clock, from the residence Of his sonnaw corner Of
Bayard and Mulberry streets.
On Thursday morning. cath inst. after lingering ill
ness, Mr.. JsHs FOLEY, aged 60 years.
On Thursday afternoon Gath last CHARLES HGNRY
second son Of Francis W. Lasack, aged years. month
and 10 days.
On Thursday, oath inst of Inflammation on the lungs
BErJAMr, only son Of Josiah Montague, aged months
and Is days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

Brig ht0n Cattie ~ arkeG. fn ~
Ias. Stat Market l96 beef Cattle 500 sheep and l2o
swine-%0 beef cattle unssld. - ID M
Prcss-Beef cattle Former prices for like quality
were hardly sustained Much better cattle than usual
were 1t market. We noticed extraordinary lot. fed
~ Israel Bings ESQ., Of Hatfield sold for about $6 90
We quote others at s. First quality IS 20 S. rs;
cond quality $476 50 25 third quality So rs 81 so
SheepWe noticed sales at - 30, S. 50 u.s. ~ co. 50
and Is SO '
swine-A lott peddls and Sc. At retail from a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

% We REcoMAsrp to every to buy copy Of
to days New World, which Is certainly filed with rich
and most attractive matter.
will contain three chapters OF Origin al Tale en-
titled QUINrEN METsYs; on, THE BLACKSMITH Arr.
wERr" with superb Engraving from original design
by native artist.
capital Letter from Brantz Mayer, Secretary Of Ls
CATION to Mexico giving graphic description Of the
condition Of that country.
Several chapters. with three aiustrations of Qua
MESS" by the author Of O'Maley.
The Ascent or MoNr BLANC from Travelling Sketches
Of Dumas, translate for the New World.
"Reminiscences of the Convention of 1887 which
framed the Constitution together with choice original
aud selected Poetry articles by the editor important
subjects. and short and readable matter without end.
Single copies st cents-or So year by mail Office
30 Ann street. There will be great demand for this
number.
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Important-Very Import.n,,

10 WE offer to the public the following, which We
give with our own accommodation. We have seen
,h.. ware n: .ssele has done all
this: AVN
I'VE see that Judge Edwards, Of Philadelphia man
over seventy Of the top of whose head
bald IS the palm Of ones hand, two months since has
Oil Of Cora! Circsssia"-Nep York Tribune Ian issI
"A young gentleman, friend Of ours living in
Blocker street and we'll known in Wall street was at
tackled with fever-he hair the top Of his head
dried oa-he sides were covered with red rusty drv
hair flled with dandruf-he has now beautiful head
OF hair from the use OF Jones' Oil Of Coral Circassia
Fer York Sun, December, ls4l.
Thisn sold at e2- you not careful Of the rirht
number you will be cheated)-s2 Chatham street Price
only three five or eight shillings-three sizes.
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APPoINrMs srs BY THE PRRsIDENr.-Luthe. II.
Trask, Receiver OF Public Moneys ~ Kalamazoo.
Michigan, vice Thomas G Sheldon.
Elijah B. Witherbee, Receiver OF Psblic Mo-
news at Gsnessee, Michigan, vice Charles c. Has.
eaIl
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ITO MICHlG AN LAND OWNERS-Taxes for the wear
Is4 due and should be paid that STATE on or
before the first day Of April next expense Of
delinquency, interest &c.
June next sale for Taxes will be hedfrom which there
will be redemption. Non resident owners vii, see the
cessy OF immediate attention their taxes &c ohewise
their lands will be lost to them.
Taxes paid Lands redeemed from Tar Sales Deeds record
ed Of Agency in the states
of Michigan lllinois Ohio Missouri. Arkansas, &c.
Nor American Land Agency established in 1917 No. Is
Wall street. D. MELVIN
f26 IT. Successor In