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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
F2AcTrcE OELAw,

THNIE subscriber ha wing resumed the practice of Law
will attend the sessions II the Cour OF Appeals IN
hs City, and those of the Superior Courts of Noulk
Borough and Norfolk county, and engage in any bust
ness in the line Of his profession.
WIN. MAXWELL,
Office Eth street, south side, 4th door from the
corner on Main.
Richmond Dec Q I'm
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n 4, w &: q % u ..

~ w Is ~ 20 ES -
MA f have just received and opened Cor inspection,
w annther supply Of BEAU fIFuL GOODS,
which for quality style and Workmanship. cannot be
surpassed IN any market. Among them may be found:
Sup, black Beaver Over Goats, wadded and quilted
all sizes.
g and Black Cloth Clonls, very cheap
60 Beaver do do
&c g French Cloth do Dress Goats, some
thing extra.
Tweed Cashmere Office and D'Orsay Coats,
latest style,
80 do do Sacks, different colours,
black French Doeskin and plain Cashmere
Pants,
" Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do do
Silk Velvet dress Vests, very rich
and handsome,
Wooen do new aud choice
patterns,
Nabob do 3" for par
tcul1r occasions,
Together with many other beautiful articles
huse in pursuit of good bargains will find it to their
advantage to give US call
PARIIAM & HOPKINS.
Dec 5 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19

'liE inhabitants of Lynrhburg invited to call at
" my sI1fs and examine new. cur ons and heaLt
full work OF arr Consisting Of a YEAR CLOCK, the
great improvement in which is requires ,cindtng bm
gears silent, otherwise man striking the
hour-eaSiIy adnsed-no liable get ont of order, and
not subject 10 variation. affected by difference
OF temperature, density Of air increase OF friction.
These Clocks have been weIl tested, having been
der the charge of committee of the American Institute
for two years, and by them pronounced eqna TO recon-
mendaliun.
he subscriber is constantly receiving supply Of
Brass Clocks. Fine Gotd Jepciry, UGtchcs,
Pencil Gases. Sc. Sc,
which he is selling at unusually low prices. Call and
see. /. S BUTLER.
Dec 9 3w
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commissioners sale OF Real
GcSt0tc.

In. prom unced al the Nov term OF said court ~ the
case ai Dcklusun rs. Dickinson and others the uuuer
signed commissioners WILL the u dav o December
next. al the Sore House of Preston * l.etwich offer
Tor SALT 10 the highest bidder credit oae aud two
years, equal instamens, the purchaser giving bonds l
approved security. and the title the Land retained for
further indemnify, that wei! known
cavern stand and Tract OF and,
situated at the junction Of Stony Fork and Goose Creek
aud lying both sides of each stream containing b, old
survey near 300 Acres belonging the Estate OF Pleas
ant Dickinson. deed. The buildings are comfortable
and convenient and the property will be shown 10 any
person wishing 10 purchase hv Mr. Archibald pra,her
residing on the premises. by p. Preston living with
in mile Of the place.
JOSEPH PLEASANT DICKINSON
Dec 5 iDlD
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LAMB AT AUCTION.

usIA "a ID z 1AGC HV4Vs
PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superior
n Court of law and chancery for the county OF Am
hers, pronounced on the 2Sih day Of August 1871 in
the Of WIN. Ga,ewood. Plaintiff against Waller
Williams and others. Defendants the undersigned APP
pointed commissioner for that purpose, will sell. at
public auction the third Monday in January, 1915,
(heing court dav nj Amherst court house, credit
al six. twelve and eighteen months, for all except enough
pay expenses of the sale, (or which cash will be re-
QIircd) Il CERI3LN TRACT OR P3RCEL
OF
Z a N .
lying in Amherst comfy adjoining the lands o Larhln
Ryars, Rowland GilIaspe and others, containing one
hundred and eighty The purchaser will be re
qured give bond and good personal security, and the
lille retained as further security.
JAS POWELL, SiT Of .7mierst. Com'r.,
by John Whttciead, his deputy.
Dec. Q. t2UJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27
Donostic IlnportatiOns.

New OnLEANs-Ship Yazoo-iNi bags wheat Iia6 do 100
bags do Brown Brothers Co-2o7 bales cotton Burtt 4
WIitma5sh.ll hhds = Kunberae DO Haven CO.
50 do Morgan Co-77 do Robert & Wliams-i2 do j
Mel-2 do and bbls moasses Barclay Lyingsonio6 bis
Brown-6 ibis castor oil Douglas-3 bxs tobacco q NJ
Connollv-3 do Clark Wilson, bds book w Russe-2
bbs sugar Davenport Quincy Col box mdse Phelps Dodge
2do Fusom CO.. do w T Conant-i Dbl sugar Crab I'M
BIB Grahsm-l bx mdse Roker u Mallmar- bx do VIM
WhitinghamI do Many Son9 bdls deer skins cks wax
order
NEw ORLEANs-ship Arkansas-ii bids tobacco Goodhue
IS bales hemp Wilson Bown6i bbls m lasses Clark &
coii2 hhds Barstow Pope co38 bb's moasses
hhds ,ugar Robert Williems-7o do do w Bamwell62o
hi AS sticks fusc Kobinson8 hhds sugar Maitland
,omrie-2 bxs trunk eIce Plato bsls cotton Burrit
Johnson-1 cs Stauneuel28 hhds sugar Rowland As
pinwal-2o hds tobicco 22O bales cotton 40 flax seed
ordeI
MoBmr Barque Reiorm-l8 bales cotton Collins Bro
thers-2O6 Coomb IslinIOO Newbold Cfts Bogat
kneeland-7o Bryant MaitIand-loi hides bbls L
Patten.
ST. MARKs-Bsrque Louisville bsles He brook Nell
coO0 do Warng Son-e6 Br, ant 4 Maitland 80 do
% bxs tobacco do books Perkins Hopkns7a bales cotton
TImble
sr. MAKs-Barq.e Iwanowna-3i bales cotton Hobrook.
Nelson &Go-2sdo Maitland Comee- 60 do Fox Living
;onM% 40 hhds tobacco psmele Rogers Co-cot,on
Ter Rtekin-l5S hides Spear Vanderbilt.
81. MARKs7BIg Normag-s7 bales cotton Holbrook Mel
ST MAnws.Brg Marcellus bales cotton Center co-2s
Iolbrook, Nelson coll Maitapd-20 q Coliins-37
hss tobacco Perkins Hopkins-2 hides Center co-g5 do
Fr0fhingham.
sCHAaLrsror-shp Eenry Aien57 bales cotton III casks
ms5sIIl s& Po.tY2 bales gsn Holb,ook, Nel.on
Mills Co 81 Post Pfips-lai ii Colt co-io bales do
hemp Renard col to order.
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State Of Trade.

AsHKs-Pots continue very Inactive, and again
duce our quotations; we cannot now name So rs.
Pearls are still steady at q al Exports from LIST
BEEswAx-Sales Of prime yellow northern and south
ern have been made at 30 2o3c,
CoTToN-To-day there were number Of spnners in
market and the sales amount bales Of which 700
were taken by shippers The rates paid nearly equal
to the prices Of last week. and the market may be cons
dered to have settled at one.eghth decline.
HAY-There is moderate demand, with limited sup
ply Common qualities are held at 4s soc; prime sells
ut 6Oc.
l23 25 do mess do at SO ST. So Beef is very dull
and quotations merely nominal Lard is in active demand
and sales TO some extent have been made at Ok 6ic for
kegs Picked hams, prime, would sell at 6ic il in
market Butter is improving particularly shipping quail
ties, and sales to extent have been made at lOc
for Ohio, for the Liverpool market.
WHyKEy-Drudge casks sell as wanted at 24c. West
ern and prison barrels dull but firm at AL Csc
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" Collins Co; Caissa Perkins, Cobb Norfolk to load for
va kss M ssa, Col E1 cais. ss:
wood nsss.on Duaha@ Diponsehn HaIeyon, Paiie
ES ss:. %:'s
Thompson and President Fiis6s New Haven.
sss' sb
ao from sf M,S S d;s ss inst saw steam 'h
yisav e, Ss New Ssss: left Bar nsh
Ship Aaba%,. Bunker days from New Orleans. with
shs zlss Wilson IS hour. from Charleston ;, viii.
s Ss a S1 49, o. ssa'as'd signals with brig Mona
sssHssT; Coz s1s
nh Hsa Ley cs sSJ, from New Orleans viii 70
Bsque Reform. Buckley II days from Mobile with cotton
Baaas Louisa S Baaeh,d tof Portland, 30 d,ys from St
BaIqps wanowna, shinn, from St Marks Dec A. with cot
Brig Amencs Wade, 40 DAYS from Chages with hides &c
age he Wind IL From hs very BOZ ss pass.
lost sails, buwas sustained other damage All her
a Il 49, oa 81 I SSy
r hence Tor ca%rssehy so si q 80 be Cah
chs,is$oqeS %hie% COZ Kingston Mas 30 days
20 s to F Lest as
G severe gales on the passaEss been days
%., the .paas h ,s a; lat 80 Z gale from E
Of sna was Obliged to hsa's over deck load
Brig fedraz Hutchinson 70 days from Porto Cabello with
hides &c 70 Harmonys Nephews Co. Left brig Caracas
sale 18th inst lat % 49, Ion boarded brig Agenoa from
Boston for with medicine Capt H. being
s m;H & s 900 y. from T y
BSypton Left brig Appleton, Bradford Of Waldoboro,
for ocracoke sailed 18th inst 23d in the gale
sprung aleak ost sails spars. &C. 25h lat 80 49,
the broadside 81 a wreck, apparently schr
Brig Cyrus Frszier 20 days from New Orleans with sugar
aud moasses 10 master.
Brig Macellus Manor II days from ST Marks with cotton
to Nesmih Walsh. 49, '
Brig Morn Pratt 10 days from st Marks with cotton 10
Nesmith & Walsh. ~ '
lumber, to j Snow. 80
cr October Edrdge IS days from Curacoa with $50 bbls
Left Americans.
Schr Eagle Dyer Is days from Baracoa with tobacco and
fruit, to Aymar u Co.
Schr Pataxen Clark from Matanzas Dec 90 with 49, 600
oranges to Read < Hoppock. - 80 '
Schr Oleron Sampson % days from New Orleans with l6o
hhds 200 bbls molasse Havmonys Nephews Co.
schr Benz Rush, Young, from Anboy-bonnd to boston
Schr Mary Ann Thornton, from Chincoteague. with corn.
Schr Saml Paypter, Hopkins, Chncoteague, corn,
Schr Ann ., Bedel from Norfolk. with mdse.
schr Elizabeth, Beaston, Baltimore, coal.
Schr Benz Smith, Decker, Virginia.
Schr Virginia, Lines Virginia.
Schr Editor. Wilson Virginia
Schr Richd Taylor, Jameson, Thomaston lime
Two briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ship kensington Shumway, New Orleans; briggs Mohegan
Belize Hon Leader, Windsor Ms Chas Hammond Lafayette
La Frances New Oreans Macon Savannah, and Others.
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brighton Cattle nIarket.

Dec 23.-At MARKET 800 beef cattle, 900 sheep and
$50 swine l50 beef cattle unsold
PRIcEsBeef Cattle-The prices obtained last week for
like quality were hardly sustained We quote yoke
or two extra at 81 So S5 first quality 81 IS;
cond quality, 81 l23 third quality So SO as Six
beautiful cattle, from Athol, Mass, sold for So 50-the
price was made several weeks since.
sheep-Common sheep, from 81 SO to 81. lot of fed
wetheIs, S.
Swine-Two lots old hogs, Sc; lot OF small selected
shoats, 81 4}c. At retail, from to SC
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Every thirg looks very uniavsrsblc in the etunsIc
horizon The condition Of the foreign markets for eur
great staple cotton, calls for cautious the
part Of hose engaged in the foreign trade The reduced
prices OF cotton seriously restricts resources. end
limits our ability to pay. 1t Is, therefore, necessary to
be very careful, and import than actually
want for consumption.
The report Of the directors Of the State Bank Indiana
to the Legislature Of that stae presents the annexed
statement -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

On Wednesday, 25th inst in the list year Of her age
REBEccA, wife OF Jacob Lang.
The friends Of the family and those of her son. Robert
N Lang, and Of her sons in law Benz G. Wells Louis
j. Belloni and Dudonne Fontanel, respectfully in
ve 10 attend her funeral from her late residence 227
Mulberry street. this afternoon ot o'clock without fur
Their invitation
On the 18th inst at Petersburg (va after an illness of
age, JOHN Moons.
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Passengers Arrived,

GALvEsTor-Shp Star Republc-Mrs Jackson Smith and Q
children Mr. Garcie. w Coarsen.
PoRro CABELLo-Brg Pedraza-Faristo Betancourt.
CURAcoA-Schr October-Dr John Newman. G Hotch.
body was brought hoUe for interinent.
New ORLEANs-Shp Arkansas-G Barnes and 10 in the
Storage.
ST. MARKs-Barque Iwenowna-Mr Gupell, lady and chill
drrn MIR Robertson Mrs Jane Robertson children and
CHARLEsToN-Shp Allen-H Davis, c Davis, L Bennett
Beach, A Russell. : Parmhlee-3 in the steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
PERNAMguco-Brg Mary NJ Hooper-Cspt Appleton,
James w Jenkins, John Warren.
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T. GEORGES SOCIETY or NEW YORK

ST. GEORGES SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
THE COMMITTEES OF Management Of the Concert given
Jabnsmaele Broadway, on Thursday the sth instant
ad OF .ns charitable funds OF this Society, desire 70
their most sincere thanks the following eminent Professors
and Artist, who SO kindly their gstuous
~. G !ne d,st,ngushed yionist Ole b. Bull who frankly
any gave his valuable services remembrance he
ricnced By him in England
the able and jealous Conductor of the Concert Mr. Geo.
Loder 70 whosgreAt and interchangeable exerons is
duced =
To those eminent and approved artists, Madame OFT Mis-.
lsyor SIG De Bsenis, and Mr. w; Bsough calls aud
MISS r. soman, Miss josephine Brsmson. Mr.. Chubb and
John Kyle principal who cont bued
greatly 20 q pleasure as evenings ensrtanenis and
To Messrs. MARKS, Tye. Woolf, u. istow Otto, En-
SIN. nGodon Goodwin. Derwors johnson, Nusgrf ga
non u walker, sscn, M mani, e. Dodw5r j, Brlstow
Ky'1 se,r Riff iy Ndds TsS'j Timp P,ia sehsrp.
ment.
Wbst rendering these earnest thanks the Committee believe
they cannot afford The Artists
audience than by stating that the of the
substantial assistance Funds which strictly devoted
the holy cause Of Charity.
By order Of the Committee,
WIN. JACKSON
CZT ltfc prO tenn.
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ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.

ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
WE beg invite inspection Of impoatons,
~ comprising in part the following =
French Carcel Lamps models Porcelain Bronze
Antique, Ormoulu, SC.
Chandeliers, Of Porcelain and Bronze,
Candelabras and Bras de Chemine, Bronze and Gilt
Lustres for Lamps and Candles, styles.
Dresden Porcelain Shades, of piece with exquisite land
scapes flowers &c., new article
French Coored do for libraries to be SUSPENDED.
Paper Shades, splendid ass lrtment.
French Fancy Boxes beautiful assortment comprising about
thirty different kinds Of and beautiful styles.
A. DlACON Il +. d. SAXTON. Agents,
20 John street
Lamps, Lustres, Brackets &C., furnished for parties.
d7toJiiSSm
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G RAND OPENIN BALL,
Given at the Alhamrn, $50 broadway.

PROPRIETOR & MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY
ANb pH FHE BHifNEr THE DEAE ANp pu M
The proprietor Of the Albania has the honor
public that being about rebuilding and decorating his establish
Concerts &C. in wntehe will with the assistance of Mons
for that purpose give Grand Opening Bai on the 27i inst
above announced On this occasion will be introduced tbs
under the direction Of Mons de Kopona and The bes, and
newest Music the most fashionable circles in
Europe, under he direction Of Mr. Wger
Price Of Tickets including Supper and Refreshments $500
admitting Gentleman and two Lades-to be had the Al
Music Stores. DIS jgb
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PACKET sr spDoSs, Cobb for Liverpool will sail to-day
at l2 o'clock.
A ss Bss Il s Ksy ssss
and and ID s sy sss: $
ape the line 'eAA'Ds 0'o'S ihe = had
81. On C S .s e ss S2ss s
wreck Of vessel full Of water supposed her be British
St saing .''e"'''
ssE .. YS % rss
to have struck going the discharge have bsed
s ssS
SKINS Ell ' Ms ana mo sS, e.
Ts ON Sd sss Mss ss n hs ~ ss%
Tuesday morning abOu. o'clock she parted cable
ss fs VI ss s ss. had s ssd
an sf se s'ss 1'as%. s
wai a,v, S,F
iary-[Charleston Courier, Dec %. without ~
Foreign Ports.
MATANzAs, Dec l9-In port Falmouth. Walker from Port
anS ar h y Jo a
s5 d. WaS nc D.ah
] 's$ sSi @
siE; MY sEe'15 5 @ s
SsiHi sif%s 81 yE't d Ma
% h sS So GfspIe Gem
Hazard Soedeh Mobile s zspSyr cha1.ssoa; Ms1
HI, nav4 ~, De Sy0 oAH Ar so savannah Sid Aide
A 5 %nSa w as ~ ,
Anna Com Gsdo ATT s;h s%o s U' son aaa
Tyo BID Badsy : s
Home Ports.
LygEc, Dec 2o-Ar Elizabeth Randall. (new) Herrick
gELrAsr. Dec 22-sld T. Churchill. McGilvery, Havana
topsa 'chr; light topsai schr and anchored
, BusSx'sosT, Dec ls-An Widow Vladimir Kilbom. and
s%t % H: f s. fhom.
Dec as-sla Joshua Bates, Murdoch, Mo-
s. sz #s:s %ssi Ga
%S% bros: Stots
H g FSay nshi s.
jsas ia ID las. si Night sd Turk Mary
f&sfEd r D ar a R%ss
Ell & S II
brig Espel.ts of Philadelphia sold public auction
sss s a Warwick
HEwronT Dec a4,Ar, Michigan Crewel Boston for vii.
Brown pNiisIsI;op fSadepSis Herald Hot
Haven for Barbadoes; Adventurer Pike Saco for NYok
keeeT Wade for do su'sn Taylor Bryant Ma
:sss: sssIs u, Cutter for
,,NoRFoLK, Dec 2l-Am Chief Van Name, Baltimore fol N
!or Horton New Orleans for Richmond Sid Parthan Allen
Richmond Arr 23d Brilliant Wise, Chickahomny for New
Y9k G JsDs TNSmps ,c Whit INA Nassau aa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nc Dec is@cd rampieo. rulrord and
c Dec Dec s Orbit r o
eott, aud Mary Hammond, Hosmer do Sid Como, Eldrdg
Boston.
SAVANNAH, Dec ao-Ar Josephus, Allen Charleston Ga
Point Pe,re, Quad Green Wiley Newport md proyidence
Cid 81 susannah Cumming Clark Lverpool Biddle True.
. d9 , Ls1sn asS9 9nsso Bay J Havana G
Sir Douglas Brl Ogevs Jamsca Be, Nevis, Brl Her
ling, saunders Biddle T,ueman Cumming, Clark an
Newark Morw" do aus crsbs and
Brewster dg; baaues phos Curtis, sye; Harvard. Ha
Bulky NYof ssSsssS Has E.'S 1p Fl
Havana Gpatsk Havana; Perse,srnee Baxter and Usage
Howss Boston; lpianta Bustin wig; Lsrch, Abbott Win
wg; New Jerey. Lewis dsg; Sterling Hamilton do; Quest
Smith do schooners Codea Brown Matanzas Edw Frank
.sr. Mays Dec AR Napoleon, Beachan, NYork 18Th
Tennessee Winslow st Jsgo de Cuba CID 18th, Tangier
KY Wrsr Pee ,3vAEr sh St Marks St Thomas P!esde.
Tampa Bays sloop I'm Brookhayen I2h Hayne Charleston
Miles Bangor Stranger Charlesop Propeor, NYork Plume
DO Sid ih Forid for Spasch OLA symou!de', Pnsaco
Mobile. la port veasco Tor NYorE in ds idg; Stranger
MoD,t, Dec Is-Cd ovsndo, Dyer, Baltimore; Selma.
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Married.


On the 9Th October ls43, in this city, by the Rev H.
Cone, JOHN p. BESJAMIN, of Boston, to Miss TERESA
BRowN, of New York.
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PUST OFFICE,
New York. December 2G 1914.
ENGLlSH MAlL-Letter Bags per Steamer ACADIA, will
be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this
city, on Tuesday the 3lst instant As ocloch
r. NJ The overland postage of on each single letter
must be paid JOHN LUKlMEK GRAHAM,
d27 4trc Post Master.
A VERY Y, APPROPRIATE PRESENT, suitable for NEW
in and beautiful style aud printed with the utmost
ness on the finest white and brilliant cards. reduced
prices Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited
AND eTamae hs sRscmep books the latest styles Of
card plates have them printed short
manner VALENTINES old established Card Engrlying
and Printing Office No. Beekman street. Of Park Row.
d27 ltkrc
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
" Al - II 4

TIFFANY, YOUNG u ELLIS
NNOUNCE wholesale and retail purchasers that they
"A have received by late arrivals Cases. supply such
goods they accustomed to import suitable for the Holt
days. comprising larger splendid
more complete than that Of the last season
As their first determination has always been keep articles
of the possible quality and finish the latest and
most select styles they that they sometimes fail
To the credit they desire selling cheap
yet the distinguished and increasing patronage they
assure them that most purchasers Of articles Of
their determination and they confident that examination
and comparison ofgoods and will result convincing all
that they elegant better and perfectly
Broadway dll is I'll rrc
ICHES!-WATCHES AND JEWELkY.-Those
;hans. Gold Pencils Keys &c will find greatly their sd
vantage call the subscriber who selling all
Of the above e retail much lower than other house the
and yewelry exchanged or bought All Watches war.
raned TO keep coed time the money refunded Wstches
and Jewelry repaired in the warranted
at much less than the usual prices
q. G. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry
do lm*rc Wholesale and retail 80 Wall st. up stairs
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IRE
IN V SiB LIZ
ylFIf.

so closely resembles hs real he'd NJ hair that ,cepcs
have ~ c Perfect and eItn
aoye ana unique wig !. IL. b-ins made without sewing o.
the natural hair both in lightess and natural appearance
defy detection, its being beautiful
free that IN all cases OF pepron evaporation uniTed.d
and the great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sceps
ufu Wiz and the peculiar method OF fitting head thu
Manufacturer A. e. Barry, 46 Brosdway Liberty
street. stairs n3O I'm sec
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Foreign Importations.

CHAGREs-Brg fusc hides sticks
wood bags 1872 do Zachrisson co-S277 ii
Wyckof.$A Varst-2g7 bbls Davidson.
PoRTo CABELLoBrg Fedraza-336O hides bags coffee Al
indigo Prez-i2 hides bxs specie IL indigo
j Anguda.
BARAcoASchr Eage59 bales tobacco 100 900 oranges
bbs honey IL logs cedar Aymar co8i 900 Cropsey
900 do 100 punches bananas Sackett Brohrs
GALvEsToN-Shp Star Republic-372 bes cotton J II Bow
er-l45 Harmony's Nephews co-5 Rich Kemhart-27
do 4 hides Reded78 bales deer skins Snider co-5
do cotton o order.
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LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND
BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY.

y q d ENTE a TTR a ITO
GREAT BOXING MATCH Novel and Amusing Enter
~ tainmentThe Greatest Bill Of the Season. at the NEW
MENAGERIE, Nos. ii9 Fulton and ~ Ann streets on Mon
day Arrnoon and Evening December b and every day aud
lance l2h cents. -
The lovers OF the Fancy rsp~etuy informed thar the
Of the above Menagee being well of he ire
me9dous strides made by those proficient THE Art" has
made an engagement with the following celebrated artists who
VII EXHIBIT their arslica Freaks Of the Sceneeln adj
dton 10 the many an,mss exhibited there Sig Calisto
conjunction With MAJOR Jack Downing, the Simon Pure OF
IN other words the most intelligent Monkey the
on his celebrated Pony, Billy Button. - ~
The public respectfully informed that the above
sig Alme'da the Spanish Bo.eI and La Diaboo the Great
Kangaroo will enter the splendid Arena prepared combat
During which scene the doctrine hitherto fabulous
VIZ an animal standing the extreme end Of his tail d.
manager has effected the sbeye
ana confidently looks Tor the patronage OF all who know
now 70 appreciate true and novel talent DIS &C
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
change grey hair 70 its original color few This
preceding all Others II highly ecacous and the
great advantage Of identifying the hair without njurne
growth.
Those who doubt its virtues requested have their
changed before paying their money IL humbugs would take
this method there would be to complain.
Ons trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail applied at No Chatham n
opposite the Hall Of Records. New York, up stairs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-27

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