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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16
SOIREE MUSICALE.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-The Annual
~ Exhibition from 10 O'clock A. NJ until 10
o'clock, p. NJ.
a2s iw.t j. wHITEHOUsE. Secretary.
GARD AND NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. AMI the
y Public generally resident in the State Of New ork and
Western Division Of the country,
Mes,rs WEIGH MANN hope and believe they can
the lovers of the noble science Horemnnshr most
and in his own department. .
The Grand Tent Saloon spacious and highly accom-
modatng the housing and decorative ch Lowell
and Of the very first order.
The Orchestra comprises the best available Native and Fo
Talent and will enable the loves Of to hear the
finest compositions of the Great Masters admirably PLAYED
Among the performers will be found the ~ u,e
sally j. ROGERS the Of the Soa:h all
his beautiful Sh,kspeacan and magical horse ts-J
Cadwallader and his wonderful pupil John Glenroy w,pour
tray their beautiful and three horse OF
ballet aided BY the four Misses Well the tasnsd and
interesting children in the Union.
The astounding Italian Gymnasuc Scena Of MIR Rsey and
his infant eectfy all who behold series Of such
wonders
The magnificent Poses Of the four Hungarian Cousina
fashionable astonishing Emulation elegant
company of Ladies' headed by the accomplished Nh Ohm
SMITH, fail to ente sensaon surIrsrI = De
ghfu The greatest livirg Acrobat, Mr. Sweet viii dis
play his superb Equbrums and endd Dances on the Tight
The first Comic Singer Of the Day, Mr. Dickinson will
casioLally introduce of the popular songsthe
great East Indian Necromatic Feats by Mr., yennaes
Most raatvs Egyptian Pyramdica Vauhns by fuy
talented tfoupsinsle horse Of dash and dare, by Mr.
Howard.
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical CayaI
cade Pigeants, with the beautiful stud Of Horses.
And accordance with the OF the day the most excel
lent and popular specimens Of Negro Song and Dance by that
monarch Of Heel and Toe the Incompatible John Smith aided
by light hcecd Tommy Coleman the great BANJO Player, w.
Chestnut, and the Prince Of pagannnies r. Hoffman a23
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ma GREAT ATTRACTION AND NOVELTY

QJ}- GREAT ATTRACTION AND NOVELTY
Hill opens to-day at the New York Museum with sddi-
onal attractions In the Lecture this evening
delivers for the first time here his lecture New
York Loafcrs. The Giant and Dwarf be for
few days longer The views Of Switzerland and the Ma
tural Bridge Of Virginia. may be reckoned among the
most interesting scenes ever presented to New York
public The former exhibits every prominent place in the
story of TELL and the acquisition of Helvetan liberty
Among those who are to appear in the Lecture may
be enumerated Mrs. Hardurck Mr.. Austin Phillips and
Mr. Rurs The public have, during the past week testi-
fed by crowded audiences her appreciation of the efforts
of the manager to render this institution superior any
thing of the kind in the city In fact for passing away
few hours in the combination Of instruction with amuse-
men the New York Museum offers the best opportunity.
We need only refer readers to the bill OF the day to
convince them of this fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16

o. PURITY OF MEDICINEs-Many people, par.
ticulay those OF the nervous order afraid TO ad
verted Medicines, fearing that their ingredients of
inferior quality, or are not what they profess to be-
This well to certain extent but when they ar
ces recommended by the first ply scans of the CITY,
well as the clergy they should give up their foolish
pies and acknowledge justice The Compound Extract
oil Horehound compounded and patented by John Pease
SON. is formed OF as pure and perfect ingredients any
prescription furnished by the best in the city
When they first placed their extract before the public
they determined that it should be the first in the rank Of
medicines for the Of coughs colds and lung COM
plants nothing The public has given it that rank and
the popreors would be blind indeed their interest
should they depart from their original intention that of
furnishing the whole community with the safest, pures
and best remedy for coughs colds ashmas whoop
ing cough incipient consumption Sc extant The pro-
prstors challenge competition either the composition
usefulness purity of their compound of Hore
hound. Both physicians and cergymen speak the high
asst in its praise Sold by the proprieors Wholesale and
retail at 40 Division street
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CO. THE THREE WONDERS OF THE AGE.-Dr.
Char j. Carey of Georgia the eminent yscian. Sher
mans hiedicsted Lozcngcs that seascknes lowness
of spirits headache and palpitaton coughs worms &c.
and the New York Herald. Shcrmaas Lozenges heal the
hysca arrangements while the Herald improves the
mental faculties Dr. Shermans office is at log Nassau
Agents-Redding, State ST. Boston Burgess, Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia and Frank Taylor Washington
CITY.
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StHtt OF Trade.
At large sale OF shelf and heavy hardware in Nfo
trea the following prices for leading articles of
goods obtained -
u tons English Iron, assorted, Ca fl0 S. per ton
do. Banks do do. fl2 els 6s do.
- do Swedes, do. do 90 - los. do
s do. Hoop, do. do, III lOs GA los. do.
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NIBLO'S.
DIR. LARDNER'S LECTURES.
LAST Couasr.

NIBLO,S.
DIR IkRDNFR,S LECTURES
LAsT Coup.r
FOUR EVENINGS,
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
On zach evening THREE LECTURES will be delivered,
with intervals between them.
None Of the Lectures Of the will be repeated
present
First Erentng
MONDAY EVENING MAY lsh
Par
THE STEAM ENGINE.
POPULAR exposition of the his
sncn,,sy.d bv him-ucture and one rut,ou Of
IL - =. 80. ,,d
This mart viii he illustrated by the complete collection OF
MIL nv Dr Iardner CoY
IL. i.o,nr,s "'"'' ~
u" xvL,.r ,,oJ.I Of Low p,e..urs eopde,.,ns
pIsss " H. 49,. I'D
steam fnslne las used ~ lne al b ' o,hr ..wn1
u'e cy'noei, an pump 'V"''"'' ~ ~ 1872 49, 1855
Pan ~ NoJ.I Of rho .,me M, chin. rrv.r.d
"a pidacue eou1 ui ", ns II, III s,.i
by Dr. Idner i2f pune d ,xnrp;n hr m pa
pa, OF inc h. Ls, IN nn,,on b, *. oarLm ~.
real engine ii"s "o"e' WI" w -'' ' ' W N'e "''~"s
mooe. N..Lr.,r or tho tTr;,.d e,,,..,rs....
- "Puc ~ VI c ,ns ec,n,e. ,ccori,ny 10 d. ,nfS
Nis.our Gd .ec moasi. NV Chsy,s. o.isad E
q " l.a,p H. ipnt.d s,tss Goysnmsnt f ~"''
od.i he Wsekisuery of The United States, Steam.
.n,.a,o, ,nder III. - 800.
gtie IN f db.se Lecture, unss1 ,be a. ~
Cs,a,n s,ocL,on md Ericson ~ w. N''" "
Model of be snAe".ou. Propcer intended to he A.,
LII T., Can,,n r,c,on ~ ,his Ere,,s ' w W ap
plea n ne W,ye aebnsTv Of IN. Io,sd s,,.
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Chenn Iiterature.

The Double Extra New World published rms MoaNNo,
contains the wholeof The Jacquerevn Tale oithe ioth
cenuryone of the interesting historical stories oil
the day giving a graphic account OF the famous and
bloody Instruction of the French peasanty against the
iobles -
single comics Ial cents to and agents 50 per
hundred All orders by mail post paid will be supplied
At eight copies for 81 seventeen copies for 81 fifty
copies for SIS Copies for the mails can be had at the
oice 80 Ann Who will not read book at shii,
ling copy for which the bookstores ask one dollar
This enterprise for the hard times to give cheap read
ing TO the people.
BIIg3- For sale by all agents and booksellers
throughout the United States, price IL, cents Bulwers
Zlnoni also for sale at the same low price.
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Total, sllo5o,o6i 3i,7lo,rso 1i,5e9,8a3 aiie,st5
The following comparative statement Of the specie
on hand, and the outstanding circulation:

On the 9Th instant, meeting Of the Bank presidents
held relative 70 the weekly settlement specie with
each other 1t appeared that of the banks were de-
srous of disseminating the agreement This should ope-
rate reason why it should be persisted in with in
creased rgor If the institutions now unable to meet
their weekly balances promptly how will they able to
meet the daily calls them after specie shall
be enforced The banking system of Louisiana has
Of the vicious in the Union The assets of the
banks amount to $685. of this So protested
paper and out Of the whole of loans 50
available within ninety days The operations are
those of loan Offices rather than commercial banks not
only all the capital S35 4i SIS spent in public works
and loaned bonds and mortgages of
but onehird part Of its borrowed means circulation and
deposites is loaned in the way as follows:
Circulation aud Deposites, 94,5g72
Commercial Paper, 2.1l5.407
Exchange, 2O28,722
Specie, ...''..'..... 2,@3aS 6los,o7o
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Difference rs per CT S2,o37, 1913
This is really all the banking capital of New Orleans
The nominal capital is borrowed abroad per
bonds the extent of $40 oco and reoaned
rate nearly bonds and mortgages, which have
immensely fallen in value in consequence OF the
ton of the paper system.
A very large amount OF capital in the southern and
souhw States is situated similarly TO that of the
$50 of long loans due the New Orleans banks and
in continued low state OF currency be paid
principal Interests and it is this fact which produces
strong feeling in favor of some government paper
gambling machine, like the late National Bank. In fact
southern people have declared openly Washington,
that they will advocate plan that will not restore TO
their lands and negroes the relative money value to
their debts which they possessed when they contracted
those debts That's to say, man. who at time Of great
paper nfaton high prices and general speculation. OBJ
timed loans from banks to invest in negroes and being
cotton lands under cultivation, finds the value of
'hose investments reduced his hands one half while
ms doo remains the same, thinks tn the whole sal
vaon oil the country depends upon blowing up another
paper bubblcto save him from the effects of his middleton,
spccuia'ions. The attempt is hopeless however the
people at large have received too severe lesson again
permit dangerous power as that of unlimited n.ner
issues, again to get the mastery Of the industry and
perty Of the country.
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E. II. LUDLOW, Aucnoneer.
SSlGNEES SALE-yalnablc Real Estate. az Port Rich
BY F. j. BEARNS.
Sfors 40 EfIJfou STREET


Large Stock Of Valuable Books Drawing Paper Stationery
Copper Plates. Fancy Articles &cTogether with
Circulating Library of $500 volumes be sold auction
on Tuesday May nth 1872 at 10 o'clock at the Aor House,
Barclay well worthy the of the trade and
others.
Catalogues Monday at 1879 Fulton
NOTICE TO FURNITURE OVERWHELMING
~ TON MEEKS, No 3i5 Broadway the Hospital
would attention the public that he will sell splen
did Cabinet Furniture 10 per less than the quality
Of work selling the Notwithstanding of Draws
Couches Sofas covered in different coored pushes sans
and hair cloth. of the latest Sprn: patterns. die Gin
x04H al FOR ALBANY < TROY, and nterme-
15RE}s date placrsThe splendid low pressure
- steamboat SWALLOW, Capt. A MLean,
wseave the foot Of Couandt street. Monday May 10TH
The. De WITT CLINTON. Capt. s. r. Roe. on Tues
day afternoon, at o'clock.
Rooms, and for accommodations unrvaed the Hudson
mis-
~Nfsse ~ PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY AND
Ez-cf4Y ~ TROY, daily at o'clock, r. NJ, from
K-S2--the Steamboat Pier between Courtlandt and
Liberty streets, Sundays excepted)
The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt A. p st. John, leaves
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. l.. w. Brainard
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons o'clock
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ. II. Trues.
dell leaves Tuesday Thpndar and Saturday afternoons
five O'Clock, for Albany and intermediate places.
The above and substantial furnished with
elegant and in all unsurpassed among
the Hudson River steamers.
For freight apply on board, to p c. Schultz
the Office on the wharf milo
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem it favor f captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore r. s. Martin of our ne W, fleet
Of the shipping left the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo and any
fore they may have Commodore Martin viii
boar them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
he favor in any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16

TO sOUTHERNERs, or those who need Saddlery.-The
adv ertise has genemen's riding Saddle light
racing trotng exceeking ID weight stuffed flaps and
hogsin lady's side Saddle Brides match each article
These articles have been brought here from England By de-
ceased friend and will be sold per cheaper than
and the saddle, for SIS including ghs sps and irons; also
suit Of Horse Clothing with hood These articles Of
peor quality and chance for those need Of good
yccable articles. Apply
JOHN CONROY Sc John st. opposite Dutch,
ml6 Nher the article may he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-16

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE ar-iamed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal
perceive TO be obtained in this country. See advertise
of Wtrthp mage fe3 m is
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OWENS AMERICAN

7 7 Il.
THIS Dye the only nf,llibe Hair Dye Many
there who offer articles the public bearing the
OF Hair Dye that not only worthless bu, often injurious
the hair The subscriber pledges hmse II that the American
Hair Dye Is perfectly harmless in its nature and nfalbe
its effect as will color the hair only The ghest hair red
IN few hours be changed dark shade from
brown To- black This dye is used very successfully in
changing red whskers correspond with dark hair
Be that the name OF Ferris Owen written the label
Of each bottle all Others worthless II in the
TeuIned Manufactured and for sale by Feu, Owen, Nos
Sixth Avenue. Agents H. Ring. 50 Fulton street; H. r.
Kiersed 32s Broadway E. Chasteny, aoh Bower g. Lind
% Sixth Avenue Druggists and Manuel Hadresser SOS
Broadway mic Twins 3wossr
DRY GOODS AT 2sl GRAND ST.-The present propr
- of this establishment having purchased stock
Brown Uquhs have determined clear the whole pre-
vou re-organzng the concern entirely and og
nal plan.
During the present week commencing this morning Mon
day. 10th Nla) the whole will be offered greatly reduced
prices.
The will be opened for business O'Clock the
ing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF pay GOODS

49, eNs " ANIENt l1i<.
N: ',s: q ed sssSssss ' ssss, sI ssS
and her ses, ssssasiss Ssr's, u ", aoea.
BY wSos or Ss sssia s. n q ,snss
s%s ' .sS s' ss TO p.ss.ss saa .s shs,gsr thai
lss priess =. in asy Of me Un,ed s,sies Hss.
ms IN eseiemp.iion his removal Cor time he has
very complete OF the following articles
ss All the newest styles Of black aud CO.
mousLlN DE LAiNEs.-Ivsry variety OF color aud
S,lieoEs loo pieces l,ney ..ylcs. all prices. from
Also mournp. end sf ssfv sss, @ana'ae'ursd-
Chorus, cxssiMEns AND YES fiNGs.-A ,ery large
SES GooSsis,..Ss q ilS.n. a. prices. from o.
%,, snr sosents amt hneI qualities Table D.per. all
kinda Linen Cambria nantk all prices from rs
cents to e. each Russia and EirdsE Diapers NsPEins
HOSIERY AND cLovEs-Every description Of kind
make s'oekinssand Gloves, Tor men, women boys aud
FAMILY MOURNING -Ercry quality Of bl,es and
blue black and half mourning Mouskns, Chaiys and Ro@
BoNNsrs. RiBANDs AND FLowERs.-L.,c,, Fash.
LACE GooDs.-Thrsmi.nd nobine, Lace Veil. Sea-,
i-sess and ESfInss inseiiings, ouiugs, etc etc.
FLANNELs.-whte, rcd aud yellow ri.nnoi,. Welsh
anu American make all qualities from 10 to the
H hkhNkETs BED and Nes.o Blankets, all s-e..
T S 81 shess articles made eIpress, os REAL.
st ehtis and Drawers; Stocks CIavais, Hosiery and
Gloves OF all kinds; snspcndcIs, Linen Bcscms ami Col
ars, SIX end Linen pocket crchefs etc. etc etc.
and female clothing. - SN ~ '-.N
DOMESTIC GooDs-S0o bales and cases OF bcached
and unhlesehed shrnss aud shecnss from narrow To
yards wide Also. furniture Checks Bed Tick
Ing, Cotton oznaburxs In this useful and necessary
Branch Of business great attention always
manufactures In the country. ~'f
sHAwl.S, sCARfS AND MANTIIIk of Tho, l.,c..
impoItafions. - 49, '
suNDRy ARTICLEs.-Merinos, Din,lty Frn-es Cor
seits silk velves Mus,ins Ca,nbrck iiook Mu ami
!aeone Sewing Materials Of Linen, Cotton and slk Hut
tons, etc. etc. etc. - -
The Futile are Informed that they NAV rely upon find
inr a. this Establishment all times full supply OF ali
the above articles from the cheapest made the nc
,aoIe-thus sutng the wants and wishes Of all. New
Goods are opening every week throughout the year. from
auction and elsewhere will be sold on at great la,
n JENKINS
sea Staple and Fancy Dry Goods aad Linen store.
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nooKs
SCHOOL HOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS. 90 q -
J. w. RANDOLPH. ~
OsSs the a Il sSes
GEooRAPHY AND ATLAS ~
H. SsasS Will n.,ss fsSs. Dur
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Davies. ColbeIn. L,erois. Farley, Bennett. Pike. Smith
ssSs e5ssSIssi Cob, UnSsISi Gsss ssnlcp SI and
GRAMMAR's-
Muir AZ. Smith, srown; Greeesst cobben. kirkhara
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SPELLING BOOKS.
,y WeSssr. sstssn,sSy .ad Easy s,ana,a u Sen
dayo, unvvrsal Cobb, Durham. ester liazen
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webstsr',, Gcodrlehs. Wore csiers, Tylcrs. whelp.
with ques,ion,-Rossep. Modsrn Europe Robertson
WORKS and others for higher classes
Dictionaries.
New York, cobb's Burham's Jaudou's, and carlrs FL.
rositors.
scholars Companion and Reference pOOk-oram'. $.
Lcssons. -
com.,oeks, Bake's Jones', Mr.. b oray's Turner Ir-
Wings, Phclpss AMI Rcnwiek's Chemistry.
CSnsoe ss Jones. Bake's cmstead's swihs, Biair's
Phelps lrvng's Philosophy
Ryan's, Guys. Bikes. Irving's t:ummers wilkins
Cotnstoe k's and O,inste ADDS Astronomy
irsins's bates' Phelps and Lincoln's Botauy
Comstock's 0eoloey-Scientidc Dialogues anl Class
book-follie Learnns-Smelics Philosophy Of Natural
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Jamcison's Rhetorie-Wha,ecy's Jamcson's, Parkers
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The most approved Works on Surveying, ALGEBRA and
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Dictionaries, Grammars, E1ereIcs and Reading Books
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Teachers, Parents Merchants and others by calling will
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90 U ar ND 5 u 5 .

o,, s:I :, 4; !, < isSsssa
rue Mutual Assurance foee'y against Fire on uudlux.
Eiwio Burnley, and other Dens.
.presrsres aud siyea security according 20 the act OF
Assembly and the Rues Of this Court and appearing 6y
Commonwealth, ordered. that The sabi Defendant a.
.wer the b, OF rasa. and ina, copy oiihis orer be
sl,, Inserted N some neS.sper passhsd 70 the
sd the ffOat OOr eftho Capitol in the s.id CIV
oe wo~ A''rS-i''''wu q s,sp. &C
Court September i3lh, istl;
Riehaid whitheh Pirf
Herbert Claiborne IT,, Mary n Claiborne. John N GA.
rina. c.aefae. eSis en- and heirs OF ilsrSer, Cat
S.,,S nyv the lat named I've being infants and the
rms Gay came The phIa;a by hi, counsel ,ai asa Ii.
se sen Is a ss,sr,ni having isd h, answer on
borne lr Was asssncd guardian tho infant defendants
being Sy soussn b, s ss
consent came on to be heard rpon bu answers and
that the heir. Of the s.i wsrrsa 1S5er Do appear he
on or before the hrs day OF the December term OF
this court and answer the piantds bin, AMI ina, copy
the city OF Richmond week for two months s,,ese
svely aud also be posted the font door tho CITY Hall
oe4 WV 00py-ies'e' ~, uov.,,,,,,.
N,koiNiA-At auies hell IN the CeTk's ofhee OF the
superior Court OF Chanc for the Richmond
cult, the 3rt day OF October, 1872:
John MeQuaid, PhG
Against
Henry rinsnus zcnas Barnum. aud other D,ns
Ihc uciendanis above named having entered their
appearance and given security according the act
assembly and The rues OF this court AMI appearing by
s.asnenry evidence, that they not inhabitants
tis commonwealth II ~ ordered, That IA. sald
PENDANTS do appear at the rules 70 DO held the Mandy
~ January next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
ha copy OF this order bn forthwith iascTied in some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months eessvcy, and posted the front Of the
csptolin the said city.
Acopy. Teste,
oe ws~ WIN SANDS &c.
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BOOTsi BoOTsn BOOTsIll

BOOTSi BOOTSn BOOTslu
lFIf packogos Of Gcntlcmcns superior heavy and SUI
yerior Boote, made for winter wear, Of the l,Iowpy
kinds.- wv '''T'"t
scsses 81 Cents Heavy Double soled water Proof
Uo0a $500
cases Of superior scvc Water Boois-sr,ra o,,a,,,s
" cascsof Gcnts' Heavy Peg'd Wa'sr Boots 10 A.
l0cases Of Gents Fine Heavy KIp I,1ts-sssauf
cases Of Heavy Seslskin I'ooff-prino
cases Of Gents Lahf Dress noota NJ 40 n per nsir
package 81 Heavy Nailed noson itOotf-,vsfsr 'pyoo'
The above ogodf ate n superior quality, made wolf and
are such ~ can recommend, and viii be sold low a.
han sy were ever sold here heforo having bought
Merchants ars invitcito call and eximlne ny fock ne
orc cy purckas believing fhcy WI fn mach 70 IN. ~
adeanfrFn. rAHiI pUTNpY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Roots Shoes Trunks Ae
500 nearly opposite Mhchefs Jewolfy sore,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11
CHEAP CHEAPER CHEAPEST
NOW OR NEVER.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

you want 10 supply yourselves cheap Books and
stationery call down TO Lyons Cheap Store where you
VII be sure 10 get all articles in that line eheper than in
any other Store In town To you that fact he
and buy. - ~
The stock all fresh and desirable and
description Of School Miscellaneous and Blank Books
Stationery Of all kinds and desc iptions:
Qulls OF every quality, from 81 go per thousand
Paper, Cap and Letter. ruled and plain
CUTLERY, ,, bladed Pen KuIvcs- Scissors
Perfumery, Soaps, Cologne, sc.
Bot come and see for yourselves, snl you will not
gretIt.
The store Is open Till 10 O'Clock at night
Do not maze mistake in the s:orc-it Is drecy oppo
site Iehn N. Gordon's Iron Store on Main street
TO the New Exchange aud Mayo's Bridge.
IYOSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-11

nOWNiNGs Landscape oardcninx-A Trssflse an
- Theory and Praciice offandsc1pe Gardening
70 North Aucrca, with Remarks on Rural Arcbectnrc
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JUansfon's lEric1hoTa al Che uiafry
New American Gardncr, by Thonas q Fossenden
The American Gardner, By WIN Cobbeu
- American Husbandry, BY Willis Gaylord and Luther
Armstrong on Agriculture, with Notes By Buel
Chaptals Agricultural Chemistry
Tic Poultry Yard, BY Peter boswell
The Theory Of Horticulture, By John IalHey
TIC Nov AneTesn Ofehsrdsi, ~ WIN Kcnddck
The Fylva Americana, by ID thrown
IAchig'a Organic Chemistry of Agriculture and Phvsoo
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SMITH. DRINkER A. MoRRs