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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

90 THE WORLD TRIUMPHANT Five new
works for l2t cents monthly. The publisher of the New
World having determined to exclude all continued stories
in the regular weekly ISSUE his intention of
giving the whole Ties of the works by their popu
lar authors, Dickens, Lever, Ainsworh and Lover in
one extra number Immediately the arrival of the Eng
ish steamer, and continue to do the each month
hereaer-thus furnishing the latest productions these
authors in advance Of every Other establishment in this
country, and at price which will fail to meet the
public approval The following the titles the No
vels the first numbers of which appeared London on
the first Of January lS43, and which published in an
EXTRA NEW WORLD, THIS DAY,
Price l2 cents and for sale the office 80 Ann street
and by all the newsmen
The Lives and Adventures OF Martin Chuzzew-a tale
OF English life and msnners-By Charles Dickens author
Of American Notes." "Barnsby Rudge," Nicholas Nick.
elby, sc.
Tom Burke OF Ours"-forming the second volume Of
Our Mess-By Charles Lever Esq, author Of Charles
O'Malley ~" Jack Hinton &c. &c.
Mr.. Lovers new work, L. 9. D., or Accounts of irish
Heirs, furnished to the public monthly by Samuel Lover
Accountant for Irish Iaheritances.
Windsor Castle, an Historical Romance-By w. ri
Ain'worth, author Of the Misers Daughter, ;" Guy
Fawkes"" Tower Of London" &c
The Loiterings OF Arthur OLeary, by Charles Lever
ESQ., ruthor of" Our Mess "Charies OMalley SC. SC
AS this edition will be issued in beautiful octave form
at the cost OF any other justly anticipate
very large sale; therefore solicit of agents and
Others Immediate orders This will b. the fir and
American edition Of these popular works.
Terms-l2a cents single-elght dollars per hundred.
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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U. y. District Court.
Before Judge Bett,

Before Judge Belts
JAN 2o'-DrobioNs In re.-Dauid NJ Boien and John
b. Parks-The Judge decided to interfere Remedy
by legal process '
Samuel Rng.-The matter is referred back TO the Com
certainty ~
aaron abramsThe bankrupt alleges tina, he had some
- 500 but that was stolen from him. This account IL
observation-disclosures like prev src alton and deception The
Judge said he by satisfied that the run,
lost the money The objections sustained and eli
proceedings stayed
Ecciss GiIisndsrThe amendment allowed and az both
parties srs irregular in their proceed ngs costs
creed W neither
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City Intelligence.

CAUTION FAMILIEs.-Durng the month of Novem
Der last three children of Mrs, Bridget OBren of 1873
Walker street, attacked with scrouous affection
of the head and after applying several remedies without
effect she induced, through the Recommendation of
a woman named Margaret Weir. to make decocton of
arsenic and whiskey to be used outward applica
ton. The result was. that of the children named
Ann, aged Ave years, taken sick within a few days
past and died Wednesday evening from the effects of
the arsenic and whiskey The other two children are
dangerously i'll, and are not expected to survive.
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Circuit Court.

JAN. 26-Morris Kstehun, Ell ais. vs. Wiihsm B. Car
iock-This is action back certain notes de-
posted collateral security with william Jessup, who
sort of agent for Mr. Morgan II is Of the
description has been tried in the Superior and
other Courts several times in which Messrs Jsssup and
Morgan have been concerned.
Thomas Fessenden attorney for plaintiff d. Egan, at
torney for defendent.
Buckle VS. Gbbsverdct of the jury in this case, for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

THE RIVAL MUsEuMs.-We have now two Museums
open Broadway the famed American and Peae's re
pehed under new manager The first boasts of its six
immense halls Of curiosties its superb cosmoramar
magnificent lecture with nightly exhibitions its d.
eramic spectsces funny fantoccn vocasts and
and that really astonishing wonder Tom Thomb Jr. The
latter has handsome collection of curious and scientific
specimens large picture gallery and for extra at.
action the celebrated French Fortune Teller Madame
Adoph. The public at glance which they ought
to prefer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

20 If THERE rs ANY ONE WHO STILL
doubts the efficacy of Odrdge's Balm of Columbia from
,omstock Ross, rs Magazine street. TO reproduce the
mar on bald heads, preserve If has fallen out
ana Keep the head entirely free from dandru and scur
they have only to make one trial of 1t to be convinced
that all we say is strictly true The great numbers who
enow daily using are sufficient guarantee that s
July as good az IL Is recommended.--N o. Papsr.
he same may be had Of Comstock williams 8 North
filth street, Phsdslphs, and comsock Co ri Maiden
lane. this city
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Superior Court.
Before Full Bench.

Jas. 9.-DEcnIoS.-C. N. s. Kane VS.. Robert Pan
Zandt appears in this that execution had been
sent 10 Queens county-that the defendant had sold
farm there belonging defendant but refused pay
the money. An order was meved in Chambers for the
Sheriff to bring into theis Court certain made
the execution and there refund the fu bench before
which it was fully argued. The Court sustained the
defendants position that in this they had urisdc
ton.
McKeon for PLAINTIFF ~ B. Blunt for defendant
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Rankruut Lat.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
James Lormer Graham New York. Counsellor a
Law.
Erastus Belden, Chatham, Columbia county, black
smith.
Jonathan w. Vincent spencsrtown, Columbia county
student at law.
Ami Holdrdge. village of Red Rock Town Of Canaan
Columbia Co mason.
Horatio A. Carter, New York, auctionser.
Asahel Jones, New York clerk.
Washington Cilley, New York, hotel keeper
William McRoberts New York.
Lothrop w. Chaplin, Brooklyn.
John Lawton New York, mason.
John Rust, New York, broker.
Joseph Crawford, New York, merchant.
Martin NJ. Lawrence, New York, matchmaker.
Robert 8 N Anderson.
Angelne Brown.
George w. Smith.
Charles Postley.
John w. Hull and Absalom H Smith
Henry Plakeman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

FOREIGN NEws.-We are under many obligations
to Adams IL Co. and Harnden 81 Co. for the early
delivery of our foreign packages We think that
the former should be considered Eclipse and the lat
ter Fashion, for the former came in more than half
a neck ahead yesterday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

THE BURNS ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be found
in the Herald of Saturday morning. The crowded
state of our columns with foreign news, excludes the
report this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

BRUTAL OUrRAGE.-Last evening, about o'clock,
as Mrs. Johnson was passing through Pell street,
she was seized by gang of ruffians and dragged
into slaughter house, in that street, where her
person was most brutaly violated by five or six of
the villains. She was discovered in an insenslble
condition and conveyed to the watch house, where
she experienced succession of violent fits, and
was in nearly state of utter Distraction Medical
aid was procured, but she yetremains in a precar-
Gus condition. The affair will undoubtedly be in
vestigated this morning, and we trust her brutal
ravshers will not escape their well merited punish
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

FRENCH SrEAMsHIPs.-We notice with pleasure,
that the French government have wisely decided to
send their mail steamers to New York We stated.
some time ago, that they would do se See Foreign
news for further particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Since the reduction of the
prices Of admission to this favorite establishment,
the character Of the audiences, so far from deero-
atng, has been much increased in quality and re-
spectabty Some have an idea, that cheap
style of amusement cannot secure countenance
from the votanes of fashion; but in this instance
they are UNNECESSARILY mistaken. 1t is really graft.
tying to witness the splendid array of loneliness and
fashion which nightly graces the dress circle, and
the infinite delight manifested by the audience
throughout the entire performance, plainly betokens
the sense Of the community. With tact, talent and
energy at his command, Thome can surmount all
trifng preudlces, and place his beautiful theatre,
where il deserves TO be, on the highest pinnacle OF
popular esteem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

OLYMPIC CIRCUS This grand establishment has
experienced a course of unexampled success from
the night of its opening. The audiences have been
OF the most brilliant character imaginable
from pit to dome with the beauty and worth of our
city. The entertainments all OF the highest ex-
celence, embracing acts the most beautiful and
refined in horsemanship, the most astonishing in
dexterity, and the most wondrous in feats of per-
sonal strength-whilst the racy and original humor
Of the groesque portion OF the performances, keeps
the audience in a continual roar of laughter All
who seek after genuine amusement, can find it here
in its greatest variety and perfection, and as parties
of ladies and gentlemen have been repeatedly dis.
appointed in procuring seats after the doors are
opened, we advise all to secure places at the box
office early in the day.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

once Of The american, Dee. % y. w.
HOGS-There Is fair stock of Live Hogs in market
and wenoe sales To day at S3sliaS3,s5 per 100 lbs
They generally held however at S3s7l pcs OF wa.
gon Pork making from 81 IS per 100
lbs.
FLOUR.-Snce the close Of last week there has been
some IN the demand for Howard Flour
and sales Of about 1000 barrels good mixed brands
from yesterday and to-day 81 25 ut which pnce
holders firm. The last settlements receipts
were ut SI,06t and quote the to-day.
We hear OF no transactions in City Mills Flour. Holders
generally firm at 81 25
GRAlN-The receipts continue small a. is usual this
season OF the year The demand for shipping being sup.
piled, prices have given little aud quote good
To prime Md and Va. reds s5a93c and other sorts lower
as IN quality. Sales Of white Corn at 35a36c and OF vel.
low at 3oa39c. We quote Oats 2ia2Gc aud Md. Rye
at 5la55c.
PROVISlONS.-There has been some enquiry 70. New
Mess Fork to-day, but advised OF any saes.-
The arue" generally held Sll 80. We sales OF
100 barrels New Prime Pork this week viz: 100 barrels
~ %, cash; 100 barrels 80 25 with per cent of;
and 3OO barrels nj 50 on months added There
Is nothing doing in Beef aud prices arc nonnay a. last
quoted, Viz: New Baltimore Mess SIS IS a 50 50; No |
Sc 30 IS, and Prime s. So.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET NFAp MAIN

,os OF New Jersey Lottery Cas- I2C-DraNn es,h dee
81 o' al ~ - 65 : 81 - % IL 81 40 ).
$1,000. SIJOO
Leesbnrg Lottery, Class 50, draws Friday st IA O,
S, oS At the Exchange Capias-S5OOO 1910 loco
SUI OOO, 500 > Of $50, Of l5O 50 OF 100 &c az
Nos'-l2 drawn. Whoes 81; halves |; quarters SOC.
Grand Consolidated Lottery for Monday morning
Gapitos-siOOO 1000, Gao, . OF 300. Of 200 80 Of
w. w. III OF lOO, 80 Of 80, &c. IS NUs.-I2 drawn
"hoes 81; halves soc; quarters %.
$4,000. $4,000
r. Alexandria LOTTERY, Class 81, for Monday morning
CapAls-SJOO 900. 10000, 5000, $500. 5000, 300. .
o. l"OO 80 at 1000 80 Of $50, - of 300 49, of Io5
w. e" 100 &c &c - Nos.-l4 drawn.-Wholc- $40:
rsekss"- e"reae- Of packages and singh. tickets in
d" VIZ Lotteries AMI the really lucky Numbers for al. AZ
r. SIRNITON'S LUCKY OFFICE
Voc Is G2 ~ entitled Capital PINE Of sI2 600,
sold ami lsi by s-Ip ,.Ir,,s, Nv
r'eAr' "o> II 30 &c. Of $4,000 soLi ami qaSv
Tick, SrRATTON.
i'SAe' " ~ 30, Prize Of 1900 both .oli
" u u 3d. tn hoo. Sby srE,rros
besides Il other good three number prizes making "a
iIeI number pines, sold and paid 10y STRATTON from
me IIIh OF May, to the 30th OF September
- - AL ne lo'ierles and the lucky numbers al
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NEW YORK MARKET. Dec. 2G.

The sales of Cotton to-day 1000 bales full prices
Flour Is without shange, sales Ohio aud Michigan good
brands ut 81 g. n 90.
100 bushels Northern Corn sold I3c weight; South.
ern l. held n Is, without sales.
Foreign exchanges are sll higher, and gold will
probably 20 by the Sterling h. 81 prem
France 275 26i.
Stocks little better. 100 chaldrons Liverpool Coal
sold by auction ut % 50.
Exchanges including Certificates aud Cheeks.
Boston par IL dis; Philadelphia par 81 dis; Baltimore par
dis; Washington ID C., dis; Richmond ial; Raleigh
lad; Macon ads; Columbus ial5 dis; Savannah
dis Mobile Ial prm NJ Orleans lai pren ST Louis 50 che
Hall dis Louisville lsl dis Cincinnati la IA dis; Nssh
vile q Apalachcols la Notes ST. Ok Ala 6s6I dis Trea
sury Notes par Bills ON London 9S9 pre France Ia
26 Dolls, Spanish Gas Do Patriot ia5 prem; Doub
looms, Spanish lG, iOasO; DO. Patriot, l5.7OasO.
Co,.
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J. &. GREGORY 4 co, MANAGERS,


For Frday-S5OUO, 1910, 1000 500. 600 500 $50 10
&c. &c. Tickets 81.
satnrday-SioOO 1000, $40. 800. 200, &c. Tickets l.
100000.
Alexandris Lottery Class IL draws Both Dec Capitals
SSOOOO lOOOo, 5000, $500, 3OOO $500 1895. prizes
OF looO' so pnkes ot 1000 &c. Tickets Sl0-shares
IN proportion. Certificate Of package Of % whole
Tickets IN the above Lottery, wlb sent Tor 3O-sharcs
in proportion
100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. | FOR ls44-To be
drawn at Alexandria d. c. on SATURDAY, the 9th of Ianu
ary, ls4I. IL drawn Nos out Of as Prize.-30 900
10000, 5000, 1000, 3I0O $500 2Ouu 1900 10 pril,s
OF 1000 10 Of sou. &c. Tickets $40: halves :; quarters
80 Certificates OF Packages OF - Whole Tickets.
Si2O-shares in proportion.
$4,000 Capital
ALEXANDRIA LorrrR,, Class No. >, roE lsli--To be
drawn IN Alexandra, ID. e., Saturday. Januar, 3h,
ISL. Splendid Pnzes-S3O, 900. l2UnO 60OO $500
322I' 5000, $500, - prizes Of 1000 80 OF 500 &c
tickets SlO; halves ,; quarters $50 Certificates Of
Packages Of Is Whole Tickets, SJO-shacs proper.
ton.
$4,000
ALEN'SuEA LorrrEy, CL,ss No 2, TOR ls4I-To be
drawnat Aexandrs, d. e., saturday the 2Oh OF Janu
airy, ISL. IL drawn Nos Grand Scheme-40 900,
: OF 1850. Of 1900, - Of 1000, 90 Of 500 6c-
Tickets $40; halves :: quarters so Certificate Of
Package Of 20 Whole Tickets. Sl3D-shares IA pr,tor
ton
100000 100000
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY, Class No. t. roR lsIi-'To D.,
drawn a Alexandria, u. G., Saturday te 3tth If Janu.
any, 1874 Brilliant Scheme-S3U 900 10000 5000
2Jo', 1000, 1900, lsOD, 1900, 1900 prizes of 1900
Of 1900, : of 1850, 2OO OF 500. &c Tickets $40
halves >; quarters $50. Certificates Of Packages o ~
Whole Tickets, $3.50.
For Ticket. or Cer6caes Of Packages in the ,y,
splendid Lotteries, address
}. G GREGORY & CO. Managers. Richmond Va.
a. above. Be IL
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Dec. o..

Bread Stuis-1he price Of Flour is stationary; we note
sales OF about 1000 bbls fair brands for export at S4i-
Whent.-Nery little doing, we quote Penn'a. at 9icasl
Southern eOa9Oc. To quality Rye is wanted-Penn'a
is worth 62a63 cts; Southern 56s57c. Corn sells rather
moie freely; note sale of 1900 bus Southern yellow
ut Zoe, and lot at IO5c about 1900 bus white brought
39c. OasSacs 21a25c. for Southern NJ to quality-
Coffee continued To bs inquired for note sales OF La
susyra common and fair quality 7Ia7ic on time
Whiskey Is held at 300 and 23c. in hhds aud bbls.
=
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TOBACCO MANDATORY FIX.
TIRES For S,Js

ENHE subscriber will sell at public auction. at
The Factory on tobacco Ar-y, "Wednesday Januar,
neat all the FNtIrs fot Manuaclu Tobacco On cred. Of
months, Tor approved paper
Consisting ~ part of
10 complete Iron Presses
Of Patent Brands
do OF wooden Clsiug- AMI Wc0-en Block.
Iron Sinkyr- and Bars 20 all Twisting ll-n,b--
stoves and Pipes Lamps,
complete spinning Table, wl,i eytra uiair-
Patent BalanceS and scales
fInpty BoK-s kegS
some Timber Used for House Frames, etc. etc.
de ls-ib 4. W. NOTING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

The following the Members composing the Select
Committee 81 nne the joint resolutions Of the Legs.
laurc OF Massachusetts;
Messrs. Adams, OF Massachusetts; Rher OF South
Carolina; J. X. lngetsol OF Pennsylvania Gilmer. Of
Virginia. G.. Dayis. OF Ky; Burke. Of New Hampshire
Sample, Of Indiana; Morse, Of Maine and Cddings. Of
Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

Commissioners Sale Of Three SERVANTS.
pursuance Of decree Of hs IIusngs for the civ OF
Richmond on the thaucry sie, IN the Robert TeeL
pnin - tenry w Moncur admir- E-her TeeL deed John
y Teel and Jane h wife who Jane Tee Henry Tel
virginia Tee William Tel defcndant--I Comm
proceed To sell before the Rel Tavern city Of Richmond on
TUESDAY, the % day Of January si4 O'Clock for c,s
The servants IN aid decree named Gih Kiuy valuable
woman about p Of age Margaret 10 yvar- ant her
child about year,. HENRY " MONCIRE CON,
Dc
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RUItDtSG

r., fnl1y' draw m the Exchange a, IVA Lee.bnrg.
800 = OF $50, &c. SO Nos-I2 drawn. Ticke,. so
saturday drawing received Monday morning Grand
So,,o.dS''I. Extra Class 81: Capital Prizes-sIOOO
drawn. Tickets 81
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, CluS, G, draws 3Otli December
Eaptas-S3O,OOO, 10000. 5000. $500. 1000 $500
ISyS' prizes Of 1900 80 Pzcs Of 1000 &c. Tickets
Slo-'lares IN proportion. Certificate Of Packsr of
Sl3O--hares in proportion. '
$1,000
FOR saturday 9th January lsll the Alexandra Lottery
Glass No. |, prizes 100000, 10000 5000 1000 3i0G
900 1000, 1900, 10 OF 1000. &c - No..-I5 d1,vn
Ticket $40. - VA" ''
10000
For Saturday 9th January, the Alexandra. T.,,s,r
Gas No ;, prizes $4,000 1900, 6OOO, $500 a22.
'oOo 2,'Oo, 10 OF 1000, &c. Tickets $40
1J All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
Immediately after its receipt here
For Ticket sni Shares or Certificates OF Packages in the above
ae - CIAS. WORKMAN. Richmond Va
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TRUST SALE.

y pursuance OF Deed of Trust, bearing date
the l2h DAY OF Apr l-4 rscori IN The Office OF the
teN Of tbs u,ing- Count the City Richmond ffuin Wu
W "Wa''y O. as Trustee Tor the purp0Ss securing eeda
debt therein mentioned, m D. @ public the highest
bidder th 80 10 1eck. \ NJ Thurlay IN. as
LAY oi January l-fi al The iIe AMI VIM "
GWame said Deed conveyed har of tho rrverson
% remainder amer the termination of now held by
TeHI1e GWatfncy B The following property. 10 vii
J. bu- Undivided moieiy a Lumber Ma Itous.
the Ennnd covered thereby House ing IN.
sau't now occupied BY Robert Gwathmeyl
? The Hou- at Lot occupied by said Temple Cvy,n.y
"n shockoe Hh being Ut lot Nos. - - ami situate,
ou ami IOth
. uDe fourth psu of lot No. - ltua,.i on X Street
4 The upper tenement u h Brick buildings a the efouu
thereto attached which convey By John Gamble AMI Nan
Peyton h> wife, The Temple Cwathury being buns
blythe Lumber Hous formerly Samuel M,er. ON t4
street AMI the North Fast of Miche and ms
occupied BY Patuck Cayanlg interest and title fr
mFfy nwuei bS the said Irmps Gslthn~y properly an
Of Mr. Mary Waus tc grand oihf OF the = IA MN
w GWuhuey npeiy NJ the all which aid pro
perry derived hc sad Wm W. gwafhncy on Deed b,
The sid Trnrs Gwathm" binng date e DAY Of April ts2a
lni nf record stul ots l Rob Edward Wais and
RchIri Morris rrusisr which hersb, uais .5i
nBdcrupono at property. Interest ~ tb, ca
Nm " Gvahust
TERMS OF SALE ~ amount boa rl.b ia .,
t nni charges NJ ths sui balance n thru. sga IN
TaUru- N y. ~ 1ud o. months M, M af m
@ '-cur' by t"HI "h approved security retention Of ~
huf 900 payment BOO fIH.
The -ldwm Gualmcy t1 one o.ty of tl. 70
ma'ndrf au 'd property believed 10 b. ceiling
Trustees only convey vrsfeI in u-
IACQrEIIN o. UARVtF ,
INWFS a. Seldom ''"-'T'-
br sale Co conuees tc dwelling n'.s iu o-o,s pre-
cisey i~ gg-.avi-i.
Sab roriu,.-ig, DICKINSON & nEoInrG ,s,,.
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a few barrels of Apples in fine order, for sale
=. S srry los" doors below The Bell Tavern, by
W -'-N GEO. w. GRET-TER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL AT AUCTION
THE subscriber, intending TO discontinue the
saving business has determined TO sell the premises
on WEDNESDAY January H. lsI4. being one h,n
IN the Steam saw Mil situated on he Dock.
I've J. authorized hy Mr. Robert A. Mayo, OF IN.
naming hall TO that is may desired bv
TIE purchaser upon the portion advertised
I'riieHaf description Of TIA, properly deemed
A. any one deS'rous 90 pura- Will opportunity
anime for themselves Application undersgus
The Engine Of - Ore power eapIbe Of driving Two
saws TERN--OEe fourth balance on u II and l.
months JAMES 4 PtfITDN
s. a.
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sASp-i s.s.SssLLl-Lsh irapost.si
,sesl4s snd s,I.ins phsnonsson % ts unssr- .s1 Ne
wl~nse .stNr- Tia hss-t % sl.h kn~olss.
Wise 'LoS-d = fr'Ad 10 s0as' Of ts rsinary
thus proving the SUM ffvm b.
ras painter II creation A. light tothe wor
ths fas Remove the away
the osf. and w-o. genial ray. OF
the Am nfi-e warmth aRd vegetable
tc sarapaa n0i-r. .ns,h INTO IN. w~aI sp Inn
Daily experience shov results the most ,eusing snd
""-Ae tr thus Edienng the h-ar's ofton-aD ~ho had
despair calculated -a-f the o-i ia
eIon- ng-- they only To he
mentioned Chrome arrangements. DISEASES
fos particular. other eIy papers
Prepared and sold wholesale and eIporaton BY
hsANps l. o. pusE-,s and Chemists. Granite Buhx.
No s1J broadway York
ssentn Richmond Duvai Co. Petersburg Roper Apdrr
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos aud sold BY generally
io@s cues " ''' u ''''r'''F per bottle 'St''
CHEAP fAsHIONABIE a WARRANTED GA.
ulNEr FURNITURE, a Piano Fortc,.
John HIGGINS Il CO., Mechanics Hall,
~ Petersburg. Virginia hrEe,
odered in the state The advertisers Len. engaged
Manufacturing New YORK enables COOS
OF Transportation on ajj- part
A. H. Gale Cos and w,kin. Ne~hals mid Piano fo.
sola. IS IS. Mahogany Chairs ~ per
Chair, lfom "a to 10 per DORM
wtod Seat Chairs nom To 10 per doz-n.
Maple ! Pos, Bsi.,cad. sso,o
do Curtain do 6ooO
iia,r Ma,rs..e. s. to .aa. Mos % to sIa
shuek do and Ia - each
Marble Top Center Tables s30 To $40 )Toi- White
Do do Iade- Toilets ~ 80 aud
DO do wash.iands ~ y black
Card Tables rs as Dining IS
dressing Bureaus l2 TO II each
Silebosrd- ~ o n: Ward Robes $50
Wash.iands and Tables i,50 To ~
Venetian Blinds Looking Ghses Store and peSk Stools Music
DO Paper ansinc- AMI bonisrs variety at New York
prices.
Our stock complete anil well worthy the attention Of pur
ehaser aud the public who respectfully invited 10 eS " eia"
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