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ARRIvED.

AEtRItED.
cyisions an tobacco y m Nelson it INST spoke bark
Missouri ~ Iat - lJ.- -, steering \
Bark Nrrnoa Kelly from C0ie, December H. cotton 10
St1r-rs & { sarmar.
Hs btk Pluo Aymar SO days from Liverpool, mdze, TO
Wilson Brown. 3iin,t lat 81, long 50 i5 spoke schr Wm
'rell tom k.lzlhet, t,lty for Providence.
Ber hebron, Woodbury., Of Boston, from New, Orleans
70 50 spoke brig Choctaw. l2 days from NewOT!eas io
Charleston 81 ns ia IS 32 long II 20 spoke brig Porto kco
Bal Keasiag', Ciorhan OF Boston is days from Or
leans loa.nd prov Isl :s, 10 master
VISIONS e Dec D. off otugas spoke baIk IaiIsnan
l9 ds from Boston. for >eS-E ok.
BIZ Jane, Dngk" ater, OF Portland, ~ Us ron Nooecc-
ton AMI c-.ltt, 10 Dauh.in Y D,mon;
Br G.ovIer uimes % d, ton Mobile, cotton, master
Bris ilotte Liltie ohu of Portland, 20 is from Mobile,
cotton mag Lat 2i lons 82 spoke or.g hazard ifom
B9 , STdy B'na of Norfolk 2 ds from Aux Cayes
coffee 10 master Left bfls Aurora, Goud, Of
Boston for NrH or next day Dec - LAT g. long 10 80
tn,iro 80 AVS ID INST lat S. 80 long IS, spoke schr
Rochester OF tchni. nd om Savannah, 10! oaun2Ie Has
ben days Nor; ii lat %; experienced NV gales;
Ir.s .leamora Il fsy from .ipaachicola cotton to (
cSt yegs, Fowler days from Washington, Nc naval
schI i}osela Wls % days from Barbaioes, ballast,
& i:@5.r Treat Treat of frankfort % days from VII
I5 = c. naval stores. Woodruff * Matufn. Has
been Coast thee times split sails aud lost part
Sch [Iis Psst Burgess days from Elizabeth City nc,
naval stoles. Ii " WarIas Sons. No
Schr North STATE Roberts ds from v dshnston, NJ, ma
V. rs Jl6e staTt OF Newark NJ 35 days from Mat
amoras, tes, Sc, 10 John s"et sons sailed Ia conpd
with icbr a2ne o[ ol Lss sa IcHfs I f}u } ns aq
25 Stopped fox repairs OF bowspF Lett at hey VEST
bank Geutlean for PoI Leon; also shf Hose, loading Tor
c Oriental, Ray Il days from Wilmington G; naval
stores 20 master 9th lat 81 long ~ spoke schf Brazos'
sGtF ,"I5sHs Smith, dayi from Wilmington NC, naval
IL, He -Bsli
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L,ECTURES on GEOLOGY

LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.
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Geology before published Lecture embraces the fol-
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rod Eruption of Coseguina Mount Dor. Lecture H. The
tarh stra,a Marig Strata Periods Auyersnr D1stnct
ence of the Earth Naples, Temple of Scraps, Monte Nuo
yo. Lecture ~ Coral Reefs CPEal Islands Lecture
of the Falls of Niagara Lecture VIII Boulders
and Icebergs.
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Lecture of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH, delivered before the
Lyceum of Natural History ae 9th OF December last on
the Different Races Of Men.
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- p.,,, Gou-aud,s poudre Subtitle

vii completely T[saesi saa0Sas Ssoad AID
' fiTbr.d IN. stubborn beard OF man OF any ] SIN
sarrno9. har BE sure 70 o get @ i5 s5ay B9oldwsy INC
- ~, hortIe: directions French and Eng ism Nv
Msd=n lane Phs 2Daf ia; Jordsa
s;ikrsrt boston; Gray Poughkeesie Grssi ~
Carleton, Lowell BysF 'dfaSe ald Bsasor Whit
CALAIS C. H1imstreet, Troy CaIswsl' L'eAp0'' -
Can be seen iestea beiote Gu! LIS ~ Jas
no mistake.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. -, 50. 56, So 81, 81, -
20, 43, 81, 81, 66, 81, SO, 20, 81, o. IS, y.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. Is, IS, 49, 30, 81, -, 53
II, q, 8. 80, 40, %
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,IarlSets-C Carefully reyortedJor TIE T,i6nne.


AsHEs.-Theie has been activity to-day than for
Cor some time past ard we notice sales 2 bbl Pots, mostly
old bills 62: aud l5O hb Pearls al l2t AT these ceS
the market n and new bills generally held Isie
COTTON-The steam is again, and much larger bu
soess was dose yesterday than reported The sales We
now n cs al uOa balsa and to-day they also reach 10000
bales aad some reports hsh as 20OJ0 bales These
operations show farther advance CT 10 cents ger To- Oae
holder has made yciy large portion OF these sales ne
Quotations are unsettled, but them correct
''''=; Upland; New-olleans; Is;
orlm2r 70 m,ddlias 81 81 ny - % o. g9 a.
Good lar 10 Ine .....IO; les III l2
Pets good authority places the actual sales lo The last Aie
!svs at ouij 1890 bags.
FLOUR AND NlE.AL.Ihepe IS "a large demand to-day
eliuc is rather better We sales Of $500 10 iG0o
bbs Ohio aad Genese0 62: 60 aud otgO barrels more
would be ,aLea o.; for GeneSee Scratched Is Ia soo'
demand ati a. 81; hue mddinI Ia niu9Ns % d
s2l ship stutfs Is =. hsIe IS more demand Tor
Southern descriptions d Prices rather working "j An
o!sss o o.! cash made for 1000 bps
Geo, ,setow els lots a IS o9 was feiased j" i"i
braid Br4ndywiue, 80 a 10; Richmond County, com
mon CO. -; Richmond City 80. For Meal there Is
not muc demand AZ 30 set or jersey and BIantyiae
Rye Flour %; prime So with far sales bues"heat Is
selling al 30 25 for aud s. iof aicy o1ss =
le; half barrels s. % Shorts noniEaily 10 II ct'
Sap Stnis - Bag Meal very dnl! st 81 ll2 CTS,
stth some ln;eJio! i 81! cents
HhalN-NoiEns DONG III Wheat. toTn IS without par
tcula change sales 1900 bushels North Carolina = Cts
weight delivered, aud 1900 doVsuil a, Il ,ts weight,
!WeIsd NoIt.1n scIce and we quote 43
nominal Rye tens very scarce aud the ds.illers
II the market Is % t3 Cts without sales a lot Barley
ts eit ~ d cents, bat there have been sales
tune Oats steady AZ 35 37: bGt very active
1868 bushels Southern a3i Black ed Peas 37i per
baS oil t"o bushels, "lth only small sales.
fhOFIolUNs.-Ihe market si,i4 very dull 4ad al
impossible 10 give quotations; give the following
aeary correct 0.d tHme SS; aess StO New ess $40 S
SIl Prime 50 2 y sales or $50 bb!s Old Mess IS r4uolt
ed 30 Bsefis 81 . aad sc 2j og Couatry; 57
50 and 81. 50 FOX City Wehsar OF sales except
ia 100 ,es Jacsols ior the English marke: So There
is some inquiry LAID. sales so kegs old at
ceurs Fora lot c &. asked. 81 refused City
held at Il s. Butter ranges from 6 Is cts, with very
large stock. he demand moderate. Cheese Il 81.
with sales
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DIED:
On Tuestsy lrqorning, JaruaIy 9 PATRICK oCossoR

the 9Th Tear OF his sgs
HIS iiisGs aud acualnces and those Of his sons, Joseph
anu john onuor 4lso of MS E-rew Michael OCounor
requested 10 his fuer, this -sruo0n O'Clock
from rs dte FsS!SHce 81 : aHNtortstree near Pearl
W uestt morning, le Sl ISt Benz AMIN W mi iRoP
fIs rs-t.' friends and those Of MS Ben K
y utfc and 81 ilS !-aw. lOhA w Chanlvr and lIso
Folsom fs Invited attend his funeral Tomorrow (Ihurs
iltlcs. "a oscoai-sveuue
On honda srsaing, alie7 Short Illness, WILLIAM j.
Wo9D N te list yeu c hls aEe.
.Hs ana cqu:lntancss Of ths family also OF ms
William / yer respectfully invited 70
C4ua-st
Yesterday morning. CHARLES J. CUNNINGHAM. aged II
yeas sui { months
funeral yiI take place ,his morans Wednesday,
4 VI from the sldeace .! rs brotherin-S No 81 broad
Wy
IN schenectady the ,lh WrlLlAM Llsx, son Of Hoa
3 i; L'.H'i ~ me Liul year 81 ms age
Cefiiind o. ts 2tt Ui;, Asa WHITE Gather Of Il y
II. NhIre OF symcuse) asa d CO.
- hs Mansion House the Of Cihen' Colombia
on tilr 3lSt gIt, MARTIN HARDER, ESQ aged Go.
AC Pensacola, Tie 9Th u AMI, X. BowIE, t. 5. Navy
..==-==aSlzr-nzza@-
Passengers Arrived.
IN tas A[p SgJG'oga from CbGrieson-Miss y Barley
In the bark PIstts, iron Lircrpool-Rey Nir Ambler-l2
sierra. t..
n The derh Ksastngon from Ncy Oreans-cap, Batche-
ior late OF sup amazon.
In the bark Hebron from Nelr. Or'eans-Chas Howard
III hc bark John Carer, from Pros2ec-Alr Fame Mr
In tse brig Grorlcr from AloJtieB selman. Z Cleve-
Passengers Sailed.
T1lthe ship ,i5dny, Jgr HrvTg-James Warren. Thomas
Z Bou; New YOT CCmtalt, Noei ayer, Boyildsau, 7
a!lIat.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
yHhIERS.

Mr. Abraham Gqngel a chief mate Of snip NoFsh Amer
al Bedford on Saturday evening" ifom Holmes Hole IN
hn 81 Fau of Salem from Manila viz 81 Helena, Ga days
Mr. reports iuJ:sr Au. 20. ship A!0on FalEha's i3oo
mis- hnund CTu!Sn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

~ CIARINDA-The entirr f,orrsxpondence between
Burns tuHd. he of SylylEd-i AID Cltiada with
b. ss ., on6 nSss H. ~, bf %
hed ln edited by Grandson OF ClaHda. JUS
ont OF Press. and fer sale By
l. P BlXBY s CO. ; TaIk Row.
jat0 2w opposite the Asor Hoass,
COUTAERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOX
CJANUARY. 1874 Edited b. s. 8. Minor. An,ous ;,s
original articles contained this number able letter 20
,as Hos Z. Holmes u. c. from South Carolina. on 's
Inr!nation4 Il Copyright Law. b W. Gilmore SImms
This number commences volume and the work pub
shsd monthly. and delivered 10 subscribers N 's cry ..se
begs So cents. SAAVON& MILES. Agents
ig2r POS Sroadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
Correspondence of Pou,erog < Co., No. v'all-st.,

u 70 i "a.
The white spread vessels canvass enllreed The
The Lake on "Wednesday last. winch entering po
cargo The master finding abundance Of eght and >oms
passengers wisely ayailet himself Of -e ss= make
@ la a' nmeand Is expected here from yaa b to-
morrow night There IS not the least obstac III tie Wy OF
Easy iusres the appearance o! vessel upon i7 Lake
al this season Of year occurrence. seasons
since during the whole of the Wnte and from
phantom shiF ard was subject much speculation b.
s@sg on s2 Ode esi 5 + s5 dr. @ s sasoen sf
Cleveland for Detroit with Corn Oats Butter and
WHISKY While proceeiin. TO the destined point the vessel
caught In the and clog2ed leyeE her making
headwav. In tins condition she driven soms 90 mics
across to the Canadian side of the Lake, and firmly frozen n
series Of heavy snO following the vessel and those
| on board We're beyond the reach OF fas'i st4nce.
IN this condition ns aIued until the ee 9@n TO move
IN the Spring when their danger greatly !@creed - one
tine hey would b. driven within fH miles Of ta lAnei-
can shore when change o e WIND yoni daii carry llie
vessel beyond the zt OF lau severa attempts Were made
ie.ing The well but had suffered great pvalions
oI ,rJ corn and Were compelled to burn the bullead
ios-ya and Fart OF the berls for fuel r.. :..,ab,,l
and ts heavy holders aud feel VERY awkward slight
i.l Of has inspired bore that trade will tnprove bu
rssns ioa the 3e ffrer proved fatal in
several cases the Effects other VIII be apparent next
June Seyeuy-fve paid Cor grain eyer!' poIt vine
shipments be made A; Wells brought Governor Bouek
message here on "wednesday morning: the regular mall
brought 1t along lastnieht. 10 hours behind
CcAGo Dec Whestis s!iin- from co TO 65 cents
for Winter 50 70 s. for ( ring From oi tie roads
.o., =. an ,ofn;t,,, fle,,4
',' - % s1' SIis -'' ~ - - l;- :; ,,
& - .n,n =, ygr and has advanced to
- sr bmn4red Flour t,nues as fnuci, depressed
- - ,c1i,4S ~ h. mr. Iru. o. the oIeaiI Of nav.
o yi @ ~ Dstr5jt !, st-ars tfsle an. i3,y stored
Tae,s 97 hbls Inskiag win the auauy on had IN hi.
S,tZ, 0 GOO bbs And probable iici-at nig 4 iouad
bstye tn Two onrs to se the aggregate 10 Oooa bb!s
", aye already norice a large sale wheat Cirtyaud
Jliy.rb II Detroit and OF course 10 De oblieed
IN Michigan. o'Eag e command e,lr5 gSe
gb u,ices The whole West seems 70 be astdted
WHEAT
Sca the close OF navigation here, have scarcely
oo,yn 60 small. conSnin, Tie country people
c"r1i IN and scarcely Oua bbs have been taken Caad
an arc,. Ivher6er Ibis Is 10 cont rue or not unable
m al bt r., no;ect csftaly DOES look onaous for
hoiC4fs
- T., = I,,,r \, chang. il, ,ri icrs .T, but lltlIe
do%s nssc 5! II OK ssr Ggorsyr5,y io si.
t oI, w. ,s Il Ias, ro-,iag At
s',~s lg 9, Ib the sms tat5n m rfsr some
M M..ai liz i5 , - e, t,5cl - n ~, hands
's u'9!,1'g" - 70 :, o.,. which, a,
'Ht'I't' o. T olr ~ - : " -, ,,St - ,,b.i II
iett ans'' uc Ciuu al br, ,.al ;,Ts- cirs5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
uEMORAND.

The packet ship Ashburtoa for Liverpool will sail this
The packet ship Montreal for London will sail this morn
h- Began bark Harriet Banning GO days from Antwerp,
for 0rk with about 30 SWISS passengers put into New
uort on 7sh inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10


YOi5S goocs sit, cs citsses,, Q tafe Ben!
Ths witiirgug a.e8t'ou We Rt.c;ct some tltat suce
pPo old rena the yitsgaprWS oe@eey sgo6.j vie
Aowne cosmetics delicate :a, who O. tlr >aot1
veg IN hat rassic tlt tive FONTS, sasauucec
aCac6exy winch ntwclye hours turned 20 Dft9r itst,
that TO Pe,ipastioEid the Dscpfrast tn tilrt 80 q
kpgcAa IN the G{aGGa Pne@i' with hundIsi otrsf os-
tgtnpsrs, ht esHle pous "oa l'a l.Nt iunJr[snI st
nas winch the io8t effort, OF four dtscilS ~ Glsu aad
Dcerdes could not coaQter Til M suffering snoh l INTO
sH eN ~ q. l,ypg ho't'g, wse.S satdlcS d-d
gnaSau teeth whi. yielded 20 SoporacS, wtsynias
li9n Which, ,outeliy took extreme unetIoa saa with
Gnn>s a. resignation repaIca 80 aAr Iaioie anon
NE me maoft4ls but Fate uFose
hnl tom tie hIuc Isrrory. Gue might a@ye 81 oSsd
after 'ho. that he ou.J ayr been tau9i hGny tla ;i
SfGates AID acGitl oi his tgcaHdc stomach "eld sSe
seom eqtfazsd; but iotg. i;;as on! peIleGS ho
= ,esd Shaks hy sszed hold = Bard his !e5siii9uS
aslas ine and, o irenz? he IeIs tIt1
sGiast u, such nirt9e OF slang siop, venom ueGd4ciy
ii4!itJ unl thsd hls t3as the I'VE fo:hs
H!ftFs We OF Dr. Felix Gout5ud'S custonen
VII Witty 20 TO pUrchasr the lliitn 'ledlcad SOAP
re Soare Suoi!e, ths spanish White, other OF nf
= a.Ei' Ysd PR t}'ious, even should The snob fie
ae tfs io ngthls 3Gies III. 70 be had nc,
& Wae Use Ia N@-Iof& p4 At the Old esttbs office, 67
& lust door isom the of BSoad"ay Gu
toIf te Monde promenade.
SEbhiSSs CORDIAL Is sold al NQs AuITAys Q3lu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
BELOW.
brig. Wind Z \ Z, with snow.
DISASTERS.

letter TO Baldwin Secretary Of the Board Of UnderwI
tsrs from The wreck master dated Island Beach The 7th IN
stat states that the brig Norman utl0 his charge b.
the captain Che bg .uddsr gone bMT should the wea
tneI prove favorable would he got off, The bnS lies abou
miles ncrth OF Balnegal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

IL TINE WATTS oNr, aaJ least OF all does wait
10! any who forget what due thelr own bodily hait-
"heU You hear with hollow cOu. remember that
came because they waited proper TING 10 take remedy
vessel leak can eGea!y he stopped WHEN first discoFer
but II the pumps u-e, She soon goes 10 the bottom SO
mih nts.ee,ett fods tease Son, Clarified .sseace OF
oarhoqnd AMY vii stay the progress OF Cousunutl0u,
hm let the un.S bS too long neglected and te m follows
THIS remedy Is truly Invaluable, Sold wholesale and rst4il
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

LNLANGE TYRE IRON-The subscribers have
just received from Amess Iron Works. Salisbury, Coma,
samples Of Flanse Tyre for Locomotives and Railroad Gar
Wheels. This Tyre made entirely from himmersd loni
Companies and Engineers will be furnished with this ae
made order OF any shaPe eiuiIea oY ahuis'hs
OLIVER MES Fas Village, Conn.,. or
MITCHELL * WiTHEREl -
dla lnis % Maiden Lane - A.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

SEEDS-ThsTe IS speculative feeling IN Glover and
there not much to D. had II cents Rou-h Flax Is war,
ID sts z5 for crushing and clearing. Sa=s lo0 sces clean
al 10 q Timothy held S!3 SI 4 sale Of 1850 bush
els Rous Flax has neea made 30 per bushel Of 81 los,
without charge ior bssz.
NAVAL STORES.-The market Is very dull, and we
only noce sales 700 bbs North County Turtine at s. .
aad lot Of 800 or 800 bb Wilmington at So spjzirs
ga 80 es with no much doing IN other descriptions
hear ofno sales.
FsH-Dry Cod rather green are selling ia lots :, 81,
ackerel are 10 IS, IS and 5J with small sales. There
none afoa;. Sales 300 a5is PIckled Fish AT 62!
Cod 81 for Scale and 50 for Gibbed Herring Box Herring
are 20, 30 and 10 cts.
TALLoW-A sale of about 20 COO lbs 71me Rendered has
been made OF terms made public For good Ist cis
refused.
sUGAR,-A sale of $50 bo,ss Brown Havana has besa
tnaGeatei cents, tine.
STAEES-There is no; much doing, but IL eescrF-
tons there has been some Improvement w quote " Oak
Pipes si9 s5O Hhds SCI SIS; Bbis ST s2s: Red Oak
Hhds S22 q SIS; Hid Headings SO SIS.
OILS.-The sales OF Crude Whale onlYor home use,
in lots 70 cents. Sales Of Crude Sperm reported at the
East G2 cents.
RICEThe demand fair Sales for the last three days
embrace about $50 ties 2; for q for ssod In
consequence of advance in Charleston market holders IN
some instances demand higher prics bH hsyeEo sales 10
repoT; az IN advance
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
RATES OF DISCOUNT or BANK NOT

CHcNr,eHt Money! LSiOhel Sa1iS -tiO1leu.
Eastern. Bkbie IN Boston,. Bank OF Osweso ID
Albany, IToy, Schenec. &c. Commercial, Os"ego .
Jersey ............. Clinton County %
ihIiade pima W afeTN let -
Saltlln hlteo states IA
Safety Fund and Red Back lou'atonc itafoad -. par
Vir..Jlit ............1 th9nX, ChaTlesown 30
Ohio ...-.............2 Newburyport Bank 10
Iu.iaua Bank OF Ly yons %
Michigan. 1900. 4 Bans OF Bennington 50
North Caro.lnl ~ SIirerd nsiH iidsejiia ~
South tGrolint. IL Iohh'ticla! ou1lo. ~
Central Bank (Geo.) money is now received at
the Bank in Milledgeye, and certificates issued
for them bearing per cent. interest. That con-
siderable part OF the taxes OF the State of Georgia
for the current year will be paid it is supposed IN
the notes Of specie paying Banks. Central money
is now in demand for two objects, beside the pay
mcnt of taxes, viz: for investment III certificates OF
deposit, for reducing notes due the Central Bank,
and paving the interest due on them. The amount
OF those notes is Sl2o5V0V
Counterfeit is on the farmers and Mechanic S
Bank OF Ogdensburgh are i'll circulation in Detroit.
The pork business of Peoria is unusually brisk.
Price from s 80 10 u shade higher than 81 -.
At Ncw-Orlcans, Dec. 2Oth, there had been a
GOOD demand for Exchange, bat the Marker beng
better supplied with Bills, the rates have given way
slightly. Sterling : per cent premium; Francs
81 40 a ) 42a Newly orll 80 days , q ,! per cent.
discount; Sight Checks to |! per cent discount
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

- THEIRS, the great ex-Nlnster, seven years
before the last revolution i'll France, was poor boy
and director OF newspapers, at the Office Of the Con-
sttutlonal. lie afterwards supplied the editors
chair, led on the popular mind TO revolt and fneil;
contributed to seat LOUIS Philip ON the throne of
portfolio ofPoIignac. Guzot, the present Minister
was the editor OF the Journal of DeJ&ts The great
Erskine was formerly u reporter to the London
Chronicle. Brougham and Sir james Mcintosh
were also reporters to the Times. Macauley, the
late BRUSH Secretary OF War, was printer.
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~ To Foreigners or aay person deslf1n :
TO visit London, Paris, &c.-A 9lachHs as 80 ~;

been invented b. which article Of wea.nS ali<[T u, u u
versa u,s can be made three minutes Hfci u l"
twety four hours make by The usual process s f
non bSeu made puohc, and the V1ois TIN i
mems lis manufacture &c The subscribe will
hall the sht and wcud b glad 10 hay- business % @
can attend ~ mskrg sales III Europe take the other iti G
accompany hul 10 England aithe ship lor>shi;eQ on a
n-Ht h believes that aay person seeing II VIII De
liar s96 a6 or oors can he made bv - oeet.oG ApY; a.
lie American AIussnuL. Z. !. o-ttt-N ~. 80 -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10
CLEAKEp.

SIip Viola. JAMESON Bal9adoes Trowbridge, sons s
Dwight Nautrz.d Tinker. London, Griswold ruskna.
Spencer, y 5 4 D tlTIbu Co Bark LisGia, Bab6idse
81 Kits i iiubld Ce... Bfg tiadee thtuer, San Lr-
Lucia f-aeilS; Co ~cir Ctz-iie Spencer, Nlayaguez,
Nssni;h Walsh; Paris Bryant, Natan1as, Buck Peters.
SIoun inn and Ekacne. lEest.r. %
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- rhe 1nxisinle III. 50 closely r..saabIsa .hz

Inc lslNtsbfiS =" S'os.4i fro-
real head hair that scsptics and c9nnosSenrs ~
dSy The adNantaseo tls novel aaa un4us " : m
IIn., made without weaving, "icl caasz
,-eTs 50 20 resemble the uatur4 .ir blta III lis.
ness and natural appearance, as to DEFY deisc5on -
.,.Dor.r!on Is QuImgeded, aud the greaI is u
os entirely syod TIE &c ,ffs @ and 81 f9aosd %is sd tn
oi tt:iu. the head, te L-aluiactu5s! =
: RaTrr It5 Broadway oi Liberty street. NJ S'
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10

4 CONCERT or SACRED MUSIC VIII De
\ -Nea by ihe Choir Of ;he Madison street rr'sb{
Church. corner Of Madison and GoyrueUr streets, nt-r ne
direction their Chossre Ar Charles D. Field, en Nsdnes
day this evening, 10 commence al I o'clock.
Tickets . cents each b. had atthe book store rs
street. OF al the door the evening" Of the rerotu
,ncs ji0lt~