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The New York herald., 1844-12-05
State OF I'raelc.

AsHEs-Pots are very inactive at S4 Pearls quote
ats4 lSs 425
sEEswAx Prime yellow, of all descriptions, sells as
winted at 30 29tc.
sREApsruFys- Mot much doing to day, owing in part
tothc incemen weather. Genesce flour is held al 81
6lja46S2
b Cleveland the 2Sth ut sale of 1856 bbls -four
god brand. made at $3 so at retail good flour couli
bebought for 50 s73 The following is statement of
tn quantity OF -four and wheat exported from Cleveland
during the week ending Nov 231, ls4a -
Fyor, bbis. Wheat, bush.
\ Y. b. ports, Is S3S l2,l5O
Canada,. 1887
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The increase has been principally in beef, pork corn,
cheese, cotton, -four, wheat naval sores while the
falling of has been in butter oils. domestic goods and
tobscco
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corrorThe sales to-day amount 800 bales prices
slightly favoriDg the buyer. Spnners have taken 600
baes OF the above
HAY-Good qualities of North River bale sell at 40
42 prime at 4s co. Prices improving os the
advances.
pHson barrels at 81 a 24Ic.
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SALES OF SrocKs-BALrIMoRE, Dec. 3.
Stock Board But few sales, and confined to State
sticks. The tendency OF these particular stocks
tirncs decidedly downwards$0 900 Maryland IS. 69f;
ipO DO 900 do 69l; 1900 do 69a; 1000 do 6sa;
shlres Western Bank, LOT.
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CHINA HALL.

OF1INH IIHEII,
BROADWAY, corner OF Duane str.et-Just opened the
greatest bag French China, Glass; &c., offered
in this city.
Gold band French China Cups and Sauces dor PCS
Tea Plates match les dozen.
take Platss As. pair.
Elegant China Te, Sets, complete, as pieces, for Sc.
Also, plain white French China ulusua low prces
elegant ch decorated French China Dining Sets and Tea
Flowing blue, white Dining Sets and Tea Sets.
Families fu nshing will find their cali and
examine the qualify aud prices
Also Tea Trays Plated Ware, Britania Ware Cutlery &c.
No. for hotels, Mason's Ridsways patent Iron Stove
China Further particulars fast the goods ope
dj 3tss
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FASHIONABLE DANCI.


MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPON NAY,
the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
York. and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose
u the highest circle. Of and American society
Mons X has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
where his style the admiration OF the public
and the marked approval Of the fashionable community
Among Others, Mons 70 teach that well known
the valse dc Drax Pas-he Mazourka-new CotIlions-new
Galoppc, and all American Dances.
Mons. X. will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY a.
Musician The instruction will be given IN the French, Ger
man and English languages.
Rooms are engaged at Is Park private
aud airyor the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen
The Polka, and the Quadrlea at present danced
the fashionable circles OF London aud Paris be taught in
or twelve lessons except the Mazourka All Others twenty
four lessons
For further particulars, nqnire OF MONS KoRPoNAY. at
his residence, Is Park Place.
TERMs:-Cass Lessons from 10 TO i2, A. NJ 10 TO and
TO 2, r. M. and from to in the evening.
Six Lessons y6-twelye Lessons fl0 and quarter, tl5
Prvae Lessons-sx lessons, Ss twelve lessons Sl2 quar-
ter, $40
An other hours will be devoted Public Institutes, Acad
ernies, Sc. &c. M
M,LLE. PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfully informs
vl her patrons and the public general that she about
form Ciasse de Dance for ladies aud gsnemep ia which
she will the fayoe Polka Aazouka and ali the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from o'clock TO o'clock,
and the evening from o'clock To Q o'clock.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing requested call
lie Des No Park n m
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DISEASES.
hbscess. Apoplsxy, 5; Bleeding, Burned scalded
GsnssstiOn sf lqnss Debility DisIIhaa Dropsy s
Epilepsy Eruption i Fever I; Fever conges.ve Il Fever
j. II Of Bowel; Inflammation Of lungs a In
mon Of liver, 81 Insanity Il Maformation, Il Marasmas u
Mfasie q Old age l; Palsy 3; Rheumatisn Scrofua L
centon Of Int %,ntsstines !; Unknown. 2; xMoloid,
l0to 90 20 3 49, 80 10 40 to So 49, so to co. 6 co
= ELI LEAViTT. City Inspector.
City Inspect0r's Office. Dec. 2. l8Aa.
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Lee IURES FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
APPRENTICES LIBRARY

" LARDNElt will give series Of four Of his popu
- ar Lectures the Modern Discoveries in Astronomical
Physical Science the Lecture Room Of the
stes for the resf e the Apr nces' Library he even
ngs Of Tuesday, 10TH Friday 3th Tuedar 7h and Friday
2oth commencing each evening half past O'Clock precisely
Tickets for the to admit gent eman Sl admit
lady 50 single tickets 25 To be had Appeu.
tees Library No 81 Crosby beweea Grand aud Bioome
during the evening; the Mechanics Exchasee Broad
sset; Van Norden Kings Stationery store AZ WiIli,m ST.
in the Exchange; Bartlett Weford Astor House; H. T.
Raynor G Bowery, and l. Crowens Bookstore 6f3 Broad
way, corner of Beecker street.
This Library has hitherto been supported by the General Sc
cety o Mechanics aud Tradcsmen who have from FIRST lest
expended for this object than s2 00o The increase
Of the rendered the Library entirely
msdsqua,e to extensive fed that in which placed
while at the the Society less able than formerly
support IT, Believing that the community has much At stake
!he inye character Of apprentices class n this city number
ing IRON ten @ twelve thousand who hereafter control The
oestnes q all ots classes for good ev-an appeal
made 70 the citizens generally aid in sustaining the prov
sion here made for the moral and Intellectual improvement OF
quences.
d5
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Ship Masters and Agents.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMsEM ).
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Howard, Panlson Hamburg Schmidt Balchen-Brigs
New Jersey, Lewis, Savannah NJ Dem Unon Mitchell,
KINGSTON Nesmh Walsh, Tom Pane Andrews, do; Hay
Cults, Port Prince Rossiere Schr Curlew, Crowce
Curacao, Foster Son.
Arrived.
Bremen barque Menna Denneman SO days from Bremen,
mdse TO Fuller & Bierneth
Br brig Falcon, Pitt 10 days from bermuda, in ballast,
Tucker Lightburn Left brig Relief just from New
York.
New brig Planet Clark days from Eistport with grind.
stones, plaster, sc. to Smith & Boynton.
johnson & Logdon.
seh Marietta Burr Knapp. "a days from Norfolk with mde
10 the master
Schr William Russell Keane from New Bedford, with oil.
Barque Ro,hschd Of Portland from Philadelphia bound 10
Boston, for harbor, anchor at the 3. w. Spit
Pilot boats f. X Collins Washington j. Bell and Avery,
yesterday aft moon, reports vessels sightwnd
blowing gale from N. f.. with very heavy
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Passengers Arrt vcds
BREmEr-bremen bsrgne Menna-M. Seltx and children,
" Beckrens, A. Hitler, W. e. Ahens f. Rdemann and lei
instserage
BERMUoA-Br brig Falcon-C. Gray, H. N. Couch.
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LECTURES ON SCOTTISH MINSTREL LSY.

MR.. CIIREHUGH respectfully intmates his friends
aa .ers ~ a c o M % anca s ns sn p @
d-rn Minssy If Including the early historical and
rompntc ballads Of the chvaus periods Of the HARDY ksnu
the Wa!iace, ,hs BRUCE che ponsis. che JsmeS' and
The heroic pathetic and humorous Jacobi,e ball ds Of
Prince Charles Stuart and his adventurous wanderings sso the
origin aud history Of the admired Scottish national melo
dies which have been ddcd by he immortal Ramyey
Burns Macniel, Tiinall, Scott &c with anecdotes and
cidens Of these authors and their songs
The in illustration will be announced the programme
Of each lecture.
These lectures will any early day December
and be continued ill concluded dc3 Iwss
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nUKTON'S THEArRE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA

MIR. TIMM.
Mr. ". G.. HILL. Leader Of the Orchestra.
Tickets so eachTo be o5ianed the principal Music
and Bookstores and Of the Committee John Davis Jr Office
Of The Rechabe Recorder Fulton street; WIN. H. Sparks
oeatrs street; George Hopper, l75 Mulberry street;
Same 4s Sullvpns J. c. Dks, 80 Cattarine strce and
the door the evening Of the Concert Doors oen
o'clock; exercises to commence at 7k o'clock.
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TO THE LADIES'

~,.. ID n IL IL T. u ~ H. " NJ e.
psrcs nsy 'DRsssEs
quantity Of which been received by recent
viii give idea Of the low which they
CORONATION SN. "a ROBES from 50 so-u.aal price S.
New pattern. tier fancy Needle Work from SS IS.
graial, warranted fss'. S. -
o. rarletan Mnslins. from Is rxr ya.d
~ Otgandie do. 6s--uiual price los
Orsandie Muslins in all prevailing shades.
Attention also invited to the stock Of Infants Waists and
EMBRolDERED WAISTS from 3d.
90 Robes with waists, from 50 80
do aud Riyierie. co.
succession of goods in Cap-s under Handker hefs,
Camsre fi.ndRe ciisfs .' '''' ''''p
ahildrn's TaIs Borders. from cd.
LApiEs TAPE BoEbERs. from is.
do Revierie. from 8,.
do fmbroie cred, from 3s 10 $50.
n THE i TIAcG W pEf3$krMENr will be found
French Point Mechlin. valenciennes
Brussels ard English Thread Laces,
imitation Regency, Freach Point Aencon.
Persian Thread, Canton aud tne Laces aud Ed Of
every width
1000 dcz Lise Edginrs, at cd per dor.
sqpae and demi Wells oitvery style and quality, from 81
urW&i WINTER HOSIERY.
Ladies adj and children's Patent ss MerinO Vests.
do d. NJ rno Hos,
% Black A!p.eha da Cashmere $S SS
,Gentemsns Merino Lambs Wool Silk and oh.r Vests
Drawers, nc, Nc.
BARGAINS.
800 dozen Trimmed Caps at is-nsua price 8s.
Remnants OF lnseriings and Edangs Al half price,
so zen best Kid Gloves. slightly soiled IS per psir
aoo9 afa' black and s Coorsd Erngss a. hall price
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JAMES w. JUDD & co,

JAWES w. JUDI W OO,
4 THE NEW WORLD OFFICE, will publish THIS
"A MORNING th. Repository oil English Romance for No
yember-prce l2, At this day, Novel, BY
Aims csled e. Jsms Or the Conyt Of Queen Ann To-
<s.s ss,hsses Avn Baste o Thurday kanhieton, No.
s. petcs work Ga Friday, The Wandering Jew
No. TO- Herbets ransl uion On Saturday, the New World
edited by Park Benjamin, containing the amusn6, rare,
" witty and cle, entitled The Physiology OF
the Polka; Professor Diapers Lecture Chemistry before the
Uni, ey Of New Yo H. the relations Of air
animal aud plants with greater variety fnew and arices
Of interest than published any otei Tapef the United
Apply early copies will be left by anted
few copies Of the New World Of last Saturday for which full
price will he paid. d. itstc
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GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.
ny THE NEW YORK SACRED MIJSIC SOCIETY,"

GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC.
pY THE NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY, in
aid Of the Reenction Of Monument the Memory OF
Capt Jas Lawenceto be given Broadway Taben Gle
on Thursday Evening, Dec 3sh lsi To commence at l
PAKT IL Overture, Romberg, Chorus, The srm OF the
Lord is uPon hemn from the OIatoro Of Judah Hande
Aria ANGELS bright and fair by Mrs Loder Hands
no The y Lawgiv.rs Crave BY MrR And,ews and two
Ono Meyerbeer; Hsc,aye and Grand Double Chorus,
Ihe Horse and his Rider" the solo by Madame Oto
PART IL The "Cho,a Hyma."a magnificent qusd5ppe
Twas night, and all was STILL" by NesIs. Oakley Comes
and NASH Beane Aria and Chom, nflams'gs from the
Mem9 Of LAWRENCE written for II. occasion BY Mrs Caro-
citative and Ara Rejoice greatly" by Mrs Loder ande
IL Grand Double Chorus, He them sones" Hand
Tickets 81 eac for sale Hotels and Music Stoes aso
at Saxon Miles 2o9 Boadway at the store Of O. F. Nesbi!t
Tabernacle the evening Of performance.
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Foreign ImportatIons.

BagMrScBrsm bsrqae MennaIaos cases pipe clay Msy
Wolknanl6 bkts mineral water w Forsenburg6 cs mds
Hsnes Msekel books Eichtshalt Befnard-l Schae-
to order. T-.7l77- III
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Married,
On Wednesday, 4.h inst by the Rev. Charles II Reed,
Mr. II. PARKS, to Miss MARTHA, daughter of Asa Stark
wlatber, Esq. all Of this city
Weekly Report or Deaths
nhe city and county Of New York. from the day Of Nov
- to the 30th OF Nov, 1914.
43 Men-29 Women-43 Boys-4O Girls.-Total l55.
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- II y. - 4 "A NJ
81 LisPENARD STRsEr, NEAR BROADWAY
E Subscriber his sincere Acknowledgements his
friends and The public, for The kind which they
have paronzcd the above establishment since his
thereto and trusts that of his eertions to g
universal satisfaction will him the plearue OF their calls
on their way " up town."
Private or Gibbs references Also Dinners aud
Suppes TOR parties served the aud
in nie most elegant Style
d5 lwrc JOHN H. WOODGATE
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ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND PHRENOLOGY,
AT THE SOCIETY LIBRARY LEGTURE ROOM,

SUCIEIY LTBKAH1 HUUN,
"A corner Of Broadway and Leonard Prof RODGERS:
by the liberal support bestowed
on him SINCE he has been in this city particularly on the oeca-
request Of large and delighted audience in attendance has
been induced short Of Lectures and Experiments
at the Society Library, commencing Thursday evening.
Dec 9Th ai4 ard continuing through the week Many Of the
rments will be highly ieestng such reading, chess
playing &c while in the magnetic staethe eyes Perfectly
bandaged MANY Of the audience will be agnezed il agrees
ble To hafpast a'clock-doors
half six o'clock Admission for gentleman and ladies'
doIlaI single tickets so cents. d. 3t*je
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an increase during c month Of Noyember Of
lat year, rhat of this year, Of 78 vessels
BnG W. GARRISON, OF Philadspha, Capt r. Tornlin sail
ed from kingston Jam. about tbs 2Th Of Sept for Key West
snee which time nothing has been heard OF her cohjsc
that she may have foundeed in the gale
9Th Oct.
ScpR PrLoN of N. Yarmouth with coal suppos from "
York dred ashore Edg night Of with
no on boardwas taken charge of by
g. Vessel appeared be uninuredboat gone both
htd esered apparently but short time lighter had
her and she would roably be got off first tide At
Nolmes Hole pilot boat spoken o Chop, who inquired
hey had such sch and apeed TO he IA pursuit Of her
With The board -.
SLoop GEoRor WAsHSGroS, Of Brooklyn, an
the Sd instant on jersey the NE gale Of that night
ragged her anchors and drd ashore staten Island
TIA Planters Hotel She will be got off without damage.
AuNcuEsA fine copperaened and salted brig ZIG TONS
e1ed the Emily Farnham was launched at " adbero 10th
d, by b. l. Hartmann Esq She Is owned partly by the
ude aud master and partly ~ salem and New YORK fne
@ Of o also recently launched by yno Balch Esq
aIrescot Me, l She intended for freghte TO
10 hcommanded by Capt. Enoch g. Foster.
Notice tO Mariners.
~ lorrIc,ALl ~. ,o,
DEPARTMENT or STATE, DEC. - lBll..
The following information has becn unicated TO this
Experiment. ty the Chage dAaifes Of the United states
Copenhagen, Denmark aud is published for the benefit OF
rariaen - . . .
iE from . The Skaw" point, beaconbnoy sometime
laid down It's northeastern extremity in 2 oms
eater direction by south o the ghhouse aud the Old
In addition 10 the going another Beacon Buoy has now
hem laid down al the south eastern extremity IN the reef
pur f4homs water the lighthouse hearing north and the
ND Skrager hurch seepe This beacon buoy pro-
Ne winter aud shoud the 10 carry il away, Il will b. replaced
yanother, early practicable -
GENERAL Castous Chamber and College Of Commerce
CogEsHAoES, Sept 10, 1874"
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MARITIME HERALD.

Steamers Leape Lipl. Duei .Ame'a. Leave fine a
Caledonia, Lott. Nov. 10 Dec. 2..... Dec l6
Acadia Harrison Dec. Dec. II. ....... Jan.
Cambria, Judkins. JAM Jan. Feb. l
ship Masters and Agents.
We shall it favor if Captains of Vessss will give
70 KoBERT sILvRy, Captain Of News Boats report Of
spoken on their list Of their end foreign
sdately their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical Infcrma-
tion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
ERpAY EVENING Dec m aSlt m Of ths =
Isas snor, Borghess snioaiaa sisno'A reo' Ala"'o'
Ao.ios First Tier ana faSaas,ts 81; Second Tier 50 cts
Privats Boxes. with admissions, 50. oc
SEASON ficKErs, without Seats cal Be had the DoA VI
Ds9 e slSsd sad
Italian can be had a al the Boz Once. - as nc
- FAHK TIIsATNE.
MR. FhAzEh AsP MI AN9 6lks ME- skaolN N
THIS EVENING, December 9Th. lstt will be preaensed
'II' %as ss sa
nos! =: s aiS si'i's THE HI:
8 Tie. 7seen,sscOnd and Third Tisn
MITCHELL's OILY MPIC THEATItE.
MR. HOLLANDS BENEFIT.
yelant,sred Erred lhelr valuable services.
ShjsS. BooTs Al ThE s@HNi-Jaeos Earwis
with the g,.d smrc,s qs called cNDs
Th.bs Ms W.iis Pedro MI'fIoil.ad: -. M -, ..,,
&. is.. is.sss ss Light :.
-. ClKCUs-BOWERf.
FafE nHs G GyFS zE L$ER Vi VII sST'i Es
M
Williams. Old Dan tmmit's Band. ~,
be Ses on when a.
BUk1ON'S THEArfE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
basa OF Tj
M Booh kaa. Bsasss ssSs The & e c Ava Mr.
Burke KAHN Azack, Mr.. Johnstone; Badroulbadour. Mira
Burke.
To conclude with the Drama Of MOMENTOUS CUES
Nj bass R"s Mr. bas Union
GRAND GRAFTON AND CONCERT, WITH
FULL ORCHESTRA.
EOR the benefit Of the Widows and Orr hans aud Sick Fund
l. Of Fidelity Tent, No. l2 l. o. OF H., Thursday Even
iag, Dec. l2, 1874, ia Broadway Tabernacle.
GRAFTON BY THE HON. ELY MOORE
The following eminent performers have volunteered their
Signora BORGHESE.
Madame OTTO,
Madame HELLBERG,
(Iler second appeaIance.)
Madame BuRKHARDT and
. Miss MARY TAYLOR. X
Signor ANTOGNINI,
Signor PEROZZI
Signor DE BEGNIS,
Signor SANQUIRICO,
MIR. JONES, and
Mr.. TIMM
Mr. ". G. HILL. Leader Of the Orchestra.
Tickets eachTo be obtained at the principal Music
and BooLsorss and ofhe Committee Joha Davis I Office
oeatrs streets George f. Hopper rs Mulberry street.
II. Brown, 223 Hudson above Canal st.; W. w.
Same 4s suliveast; j. G. Dks SO Catarine street; and
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s<M NOTICE TO THE LADIES-Drab Velvet Hats,
Sf&3with good assortment Of Winter Hats at Mrs MAX.
* WELLS Millinery Store. at Canal street, Bread
& lnA
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DISTRICT or Sr. AUGUSTINE, Nov 2o-Notce is hereby
ha through change the channel the outer buoy at
he entrance Of the harbor OF Augustine lies about
hundred and twenty-five yards North Of entrance The
two buoys main IN The channel
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FOR sALi.-A quantity Of Navy Bread and Oatmeal. at
usSs ''''' !" JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South q.
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DATENr sliEATiilNG FfLT.--scsses Patent shsathinf
ks yer snlerof arcle shps bottoms and the ro0fs
ofhousex gof sseby u. n. COLLINS CO,
oo1 Soathhvsst.
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FRENCH FANCY GOODS
r. FABRlQUETTES, Fills u MONA. 6i Msiden Lane
~ (up sarsl have hand fine assortment Of FRENCH
GOODS suitable for the approaching Holidays. among which
Note, Enveiore, and Scented Papers.
Fans, Bouquetholdefs, Souvenirs. and Card Cases.
Iiaplns COMBS, Breaches and Bracelets Of every style
psimr Work boxes and blessing Gases.
They constantly supplied BY their house in Paris with
goods BY every fresh arrival from Haye all of which they will
sell on the most favorable terms. d5 2wI
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE.

-. A. q. TUTrLE, Auctioneer
| AkGE SALE OF TOYS, DOLLS, FANCY GOODS,
- &c,-JsCOB PLAIT'S special sale comprising 800
PACKAGES and lots goods landed and
70 be sold on foreign account will la place the auction
room NO ~ ratt street. Friday 9th instant 10 o'clock
b. IS the above are beli.ved 10 be nearly all the
goods oi the above the Market ble deal
tory and without
Catalogues will be ready the day previous. di 3tsec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-16
MUCH YET RrMAiss uSsusG.
SONG OF THE sol.

ny :. II. Il. PASlEY.
| star, the bulb OF the beautiful flower
And feed the bloom of the wildwood bower,
rear The blade OF the tender herb,
And the trunk OF The Stalwart oak curb
| force the sap OF the mountain pine,
And curl the ,endriiS ot the vine;
| robe the forest and cloihc the plain,
With the ripest Of fruit and the richest OF grain.
The cheek OF the peasant flush with health.
And yield the sturdy yeoman wealth;
| give the spirit OF commerce wings,
And prop the to,tering thrones OF kings.
The gorgeous palace and humble CO,
Owe every atom 10 me they've got
And the prince ahi> banquet and hind al his board,
Alike must depend on the fare afford
Man NAV boas, OF his creature might
His talents in peace. and his proves in fight;
And lord i, over beast and bird.
81 the charm OF his touch and the spell OF his word;
BIZ am The sole and mighty source
Whence flows the tide of his boas,ed turce-
Whatever his right, and whoever he IL,
His pomp and dominion must come from ne
am the sivcr OF Ill that's good
And have been since the world hath s:ood;
Where's there wealth on ocean, OF beauty on land,
But sprung from the warmth ol my fostering hand
Or where the object fair and free.
That claims being, bur : traced 10 me!
Cherish then cherish, We sons al loil,
The wonderful nigh, of the fruitful soil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-16
ITO JOHN DAY re- e.,

ITO JOHN DAY Esa-Sir As 20,
Il resident OF the State of V;r,;ni, ~ h)
thls method OF informing YOU, that sbaI 'ate
on The 9TH day OF September 1871 ~ .'ere'
hours OF sunrise and sunset of ,ha, d,y va ti-
the DISPOSITIONS OF Elisha Melton and o., " ase
read as evidence in certain CHANGER. 10 y"
depending in the Circuit Superior c., guy TOW
ana Chancery for the county of Louisa =. Law
Virginia, IN which | am plaintiff. and r ',a" q,
others are defendants. The place Of iati Tu ana
depositions Will be IN the Tavern HouSc ., ~.
Slia Melton al The house Of the s,i, Ill ~
OF Louisa, State OF Virginia. II the 'oul'
sand dispositions he not completed on the ",s 4"
said, shall continue 10 take the same t.', ,'''e'
10 day, between said hours, unit! finished I'd:
Yours, Sc
WILLIAM THOMPSON
Louisa CO, State OF Va, july .. Is-v5o,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS RPy,nn
i The above reward will BE- paii b,. m. 'lr -
Red Boot. Mo- East Main ST. oppn.. - ',. s''e
The Old Market House, to any shoe i.alsr; p W
mond, Egypt or Texas, who will undTrsen = ~ IL
Boots OF Shoes. My Stock is lsrr. ,n, ''' VI
p!ele and a am determined 10 sell .b,ar ,II''
any similar establishment in The .h,,.a ,'d'l
diagin9S invite all who wish 10 ave ''lii'ed
80 percent in their purchases, 10 i've y ,a ~ 20
Boot a call where they can be supplied on,be n,'',
advantageous terms. Persons wishing - ill.,,
their servants, ale particularly invited ID inv 49,.
Red Boot rs a very liberal discount viii h.. n.'
10 such for cash or city accrrtances. C,nr..'
Dealers. too. Will find il 10 their ir,er,l +,
Red Boot call; in fact, it will he 10 the adysn
iagc ol all dealers who purchase hy The rsir d,
otherwise, To call on The Red Boot
Here lei me 2ive a pauial statement o.: my
prices, viz Genlemeni'> Boots liom = y;
- ~ Fine Shoe, from - cent, H. ~ -.
dies Sinners THIS Surino. .,nJ Trr,r",' i'''
from -! GEMS To Il % Servants SHOES rom %.
rertS IN II ~ cbllr,.. Sl,,s ,,'',,,.,, -,