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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
BOOKS ron CHILDREN

BOOKS FOR 0A1IO62N.
YOUTHS KEEPSAKE FOR lSab.
A Love Gin for Isl5.
Boys aud Girls Annual for lsi5.
The Juvenile Gem for is45.
The Rose, or Affections Gin for lSa5.
Mrs. Sieourney's Chlld's Book.
Strive and Thrive. by Mary Hewitt.
Hope On--Hope Ever, e.
Who shall be Grea,es,l d"
Which is the Wiser,
Work aud Wages
Little Coin much Care.
Sowing and Rrspinr.
No Sense like Common Sense. - "
Puss in Boots,
Think before you act,
Holydey Tales,
Duty is Safety.
Casket oil Gems,
Christmas Tales,
Robin Hood.
Paul Pres,on's Adventures,
Paror Magic and Sports
The Prize Story Book
Child's Own Book
Marco Pau's Adventures.
VOYAGES and Shipwrecks.
Jack the Sailor Boy
Fables and Nursery Rhymes.
True Stories from American History,
Swiss Family lobu son.
Boys Story Book.
Bible Qnadrupeds.
Frank Hearty,
Whale and Sea Fishery.
Jack llaiard,
Mrs. Narcets Book Tor Children.
Rambe's Europe,
Spain.
Country Scenes.
Chd's Book Of the Sabbath,
Helen OF the Glen.
Jane Brush and her Cow.
Stories for Adelaide,
DID,
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Clay, after including suitable estimate sp, 20 GEO for
South Caralna
harrson majority in 1910 las eco less IL. vote of
South Cannn which would reduce I, u perhaps 100 900
Van Burens majority in 1895 25 AIS les, The vet. Of
SOUTH Corolna, which "ond have reduced to 10 900 OF
Is coo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. CIR EGORY s. Co, Minaysrs.
ALExtNDUuA LOTTERY,

CLASS AZ, FOR iSti,
To b drawn a Alexandra, D. c., Saturday Dsssntss,
9i.,, iSIt
SPLENDID FRIES:
80 600 Dollsu 10000 Dssrs
5000 Dollar. 3,li0 Dollars
600 Dollars $500 D,Ilan !
1000 noll,.
sd Prizes It 900 Dol'an
Tiek.s Sle-i,,s.!!ves $5-Quarirrs $3.50.
sr,i 6cstss Of Packages Of 25 Whoa Tickets $3.50
10 do 25 Half do 60
Do do % Quarter d. u 5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
VIRGINIA u. S. SENATOR.

A. eon. lerabe interest is felt in the election n San
,,or, will pu5li, lha floynI new. fro the r ich
mond Star. II is all we have h arb On the sub,
j-ct having been less asita'ed than usual anong the
knowing ones:
AT Redmond. the Election ola Senator in Congress
is the engr,ssin. The ne. A runn to-day SAYS tha,
parties arc lied upon int bullet; clnn,t well con
ceve hiw this can be The casc-nness BIwden and
Shnn both prove traitors. Last Spring after the cleo
tim. the Wing mai,rity upon j'int was two Bow
den rerea,rd and Shnn joined the Republican f,rres
The result still the same; 'ss of one and gain
Of oae ka, we have heard that B,wden since his
,reach-ty declared tina, he would be governed by the
vote in his district at the Presidential election That
vote was 100 Wing maj my; acknowledging ihis as an
indcaia ID the peoples wishes, he Of course will vote
for Wing Senator But must acknowledge VT
have nat the sahies, faith IN him Ia Shinn, place
much more reliance. Shrnn rri:erates his determine
t'in 10 vote ~iu, the " hcs, which will secure US ,
Wing Senator, and that Senator, Mr. Rlyes"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
HEARTH BRU SHE'S.

I HAVE hand assortment Of Hearth,
Crunh, Hair, Tooth and Cloth Brushes, all of
which will be sud usual low, the sgn Of the Big
Pitcher. ID. w. MOORE.
Dec 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
CHINA. GLASS Il EARTH Y
WARE STORE.

OPPOSITE Ma. JOHN HoLLiss, MAIN sTskEr,
LYNCIBUR0,
HNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sslo a very hand
l. sone assortment OF the above articles, Of entirely
patterns aud ofhe best quality, consisting part Of
Blue Marine Huied,
Green Chimera.
Flown Blue "a new arcle,) Z r.o.,
White Granite, &c. A'"o' s''"
French Guild Band China
English white Tea sets Ut 30, ~,
" raised figure g So OF more pieces.
Plates Dishes, Pitchers &c. Of fine or common ware
Lard Lamps, Looking Glasses, Galleries. Glass Pis-
serves. Fumblers, Wines &c., complete assortment.
STONE WARE Of all descriptions.
&. RICHARDS.
Da.2t tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
IREE11, A. IMMERSION

IA prizes:
"a bsgs Cnflea, Rio I.aeuira. Jaws, &C.,
IS hhds. n. Orlea"s. r Rico s. ST. CFojy Sugar.
10 boxes Loaf Sugar (assor,ed,l
Gunpowdar, Young Hyson. imperial md Blaek
Tea,
Sperm aud Tallow Candles. Soap. Spices. Bsehess.
Brooms, Olive OIL. Lamp Oil. Port. Madeira,
Sherry. Malaga and Claret Wits. With I'll
other articles in opI lias,
JrHs3 e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19

The LADIES' FEAST.-Thc Feast OF the Ladie. of
the Second rrc.b, terrain Church of this evening at
Mr. Cradles granite building Who not feel the If
heart beat with quick pnlsaton at tic full anticipation of
again meeting the Fair, their social friends the bright ewes
the smiling faces vita which they accustomed to meet on
such occasions, Then I'd Ia the Feast Young
gentleman, and remind the Ladies that Leap year has but
another week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19

"Pc0ch DrchMrd'' anthracite Coal.
kn TONS of superior quality, landing and for sale
~ by EDMOND, WATSON & co.
Al the old stand Of Boyd, Edmond s. Davenport.
On the Canal.
Dec. 10 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND
usEETxN a.

HsIS Nv VIZ
NyE have just received and offer the inspection q
w the public. the must splendid lot of Cloths. CASH
meres and pesings, we have had the pleasure ct
exhibiting in this market-being Of the best English and
French facure and Of the latest styles Persons
in want Of cheap Goods in this line, invited call
aud examine stock, shall DO able 10 them
with every quality, from the very fines,
iicc, and disguised to sell for small pro6,s-.l,
and SEQ. TURNER L. DURWELL
Oc26 ,.if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
$50 REWARD.

SlJO KEW n hAD.
HAVING had a quantity Of money stolen from me
Il u time since IN Charlotte county, Va, by eet.
~ Jackson free man Of co.r, he having escaped and
gotten FAR as Fincastle was there appTehendcd
since which time small portion el ihe money mas been
tund.-Ihoro is Twelve Hundred and Ninety nve
Dollars We, untecovered which II u behaved Has neen
ttund by some person. who keeps II concealed. lh's
money Ia mostly Ia HUNDRED DOLLAR BIlLo.
on the Exchange Bank OF Va, and perhaps there may
he Que Five Dollar Guild piece. and smaller mites
besides
| will give the above reward To any rerson who may
recover the mooey, OF that sum Ia proport,o 10 the
muunt found. lfthe whole any part 10 Quad will
be handed To Mr. Wm. NJ CARER. 90 ,o MIR. james NJ.
liiLLERy MosELEy.
Dec. 10 q
LisIuOrtce, Nmii. ,ssd oils.
III CASES LiQuORlCE. various qu.li,is, and
200 kegs box and warehouse Nails.
IS boxes and baskets Olive OIL,
For sale Al low prices by
EDMOND, WATSON 4 CO.
DuRSUANf To an order of the county court of
l. Campbell, made Al the August term OF SAID court in
the present year. in tho Of Black Sc. against
Blacks executor, &c, the undersigned who are appoints
fJ COMMISSIONERS by said order for that pn pose any two
% more Of ~h,m act will cell. by way of public
auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash. at Campbell
court house, ga Moadsy the thirteenth day OF January.
eghaeer hundred ood forty FIVE the foliowin Slaves
10 Wit Haoosh. Ned Harry and EsseX. which Slaves
were held BY Michael Black, deceased, the widow Of
John Black. or, deceased. dutag her asiursi life
Selling oaly commissioners. che unde,signsd ~l ma,
he responsible Tor the title to said Slaves bat they bs!svs
the tile TO be good.
JOHN y. DADNrY. J
BOWLING CLARK, Com'u.
WILLIAM ORGAN,
Dec. 70 ow
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10000 DOLLARS.
ALEXANDRIA LoTTHnY,

CLASS 40, FOR is44
To b drawn In Ais1snds d e. Saturday, the ss'h 81
De~mbsf, i8ii
70 Number T.ottc,u--Ii Drnisn Ballsis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19

sTocR S.4L.e or DRY G0ODS, SHOE
AND HITS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

A SPECULATlON.-The advertiser. has
"A valuable Invention fer manufacturing by machinery an
article U general USE which done by haGd saving
OF eveleghts the cost manufactured working
uods specimens of manufacture drawings specifications,
Sc have been prepared enabo the advertiser Sc the
Europe Circumstances have prevented this plan
90 there may hay chance rchasng The above named
invention which win l!tte ererfIous, believed
readily be sold IN England France SC. yield for
tune small outlay: ANY person wiling 10 risk fE~
with yell founded prospect OF getting THOU
stating shall have farther information the sub
i.ct-A Address A w. J6 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
GOATS. COATS, COATS,
TN,

CHEAPER THAN EVER AT
1919 CANAL, corner of Thompson-Dress and
1o~o Frock Goats made order A and fashion
ahIe syl, OF hue wood .ed Cloth, from $40 20 SIS. few
fashion b' Goats hand samples the above Call
an,! examine for yourselves
Prices for making aud tmmmg Dress and trock Coats.
from 81 TO 81
Pants aud Vests, 81 IS TO 81 73
The above Garments are made BY fs:rate workmen and
warranted 1T SALE Also, Boys and Youths Clothes
cut or cut aud made u order equally as cheap.
= resons from the country WANT well made and ash
ouabe Clothes viii fad 10 elI advantage 10 call az the
5bovt Altering and repairing the most reasonable
terms Is lw. 5 YoUNGS. 1872 Canal.stIeet
DOR SALE-Oue II horse power Engine, 9
inch cylinder with H. wheel iG feet diameter and boil
ers made by the West Point Foundry Association and for
Sealed proposals will be received by the subscriber until
WE'D EsDAY nth January, p NJ, 1884, at the Office Of
purchase Of above named Engine There also 200
feet of inch connecting pipe for which otter, If desired,
may De included IN the proposals, Terms cash.
The Engine, Boes &c can be day at the Re
the key slefHt
Proposals will be addressed the undersigned and marked
on the outside Proposals for Engine, &c.'
By order OF the CIoton Aqueduct Committee
JAMES A. COFFIN,
President CrOton Aqueduct Board.
New York, Jan. g. 1871. jill tall
TEAS.-2oO chests Souchong; 200 half chests
L do.
$50 half chests Ming Yong souchonr
10 chests fine Mohee Powcnons
20 fancy boxes fine Mohse Souchong.
100 chests Hyson.
10 fancy boxes HysOn, fine.
100 chests Young Hyson.
80 hall chests do.
400 chests Hyson Skin
80 80 half chests superior G{unp9Tdsf.
e. :sHoy packed 5RNSElI iG E SSTVRy
d. # Is South-street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
To the Er,ends of MIR. Clay.

LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAy.-The publish
e, of this work arr now prepared
The work comprised in octave volumes CON
tanning the whole upwards Of 100 pages and Illus
tra,ed BY splendid steel Portra Of M CLAY. View q
his nth place III Virginia and Fac Siniis of OF h
le=rs-Oue Hundred copies for Ninety Fire Cents each
It's believed 70 be the cheapest work published 1t
America These Speeches form important portion OF
History Of our Country the last thirty years and
interesting to all classes Of readers, without reference 70
Bound with Cloth Backs s. Gilt Lettering.
Single copy. ;, - ~ ~
Twenty-Five copies for. - o'
Que hundred copies for. 80 "
None sent on commission. Terms CASH. Orders must o
ddr.ssed 70 GREELEY 4 NcELRATH. New-fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
GENUINE TEAS!!

WHOLESaLE' AND NE All
THE CANTON TEA co PANY
Principal Store l2l Chatham-street. Nrw York.
Branch store. BIB Beecksrs'rest, AZ. T.
Agency al li6 Fultorl8treet Brooklyn.
.1lso corner Of Nam and Yan Ifouonst Paterson. NJ j.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families, and purchasers for the approaching ho
lays grne.I Their several establishments where they
think viii De found by far the best selection Of pure aud
uliea,ed Teas tn, United State. The universal pu
tics Tow ices and upright raii too we'll understood
70 r. nd,r further Comment ssary
Original and only for the sale Of How luas Black
e' Obs1pe H-Strangers will be parGuIar 10 emem-
be tn. number IF On, principal store Chahamstieet,
l2 BE- Prat and Rosey.itsts seeking for they
liable he led sstray ltile started 4Gi
Cha. door LoniiaIds Snuff and Tobacco
5tore under the OF Canton Tea Store The public
so be pie sed lake notice hat the Canton Tea Com
pauy nothing do with any other whatever,
s,c-pt described e Top th. adversemrnt De I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

r K PARKS only true celebrated highly inn
y prov ed Manifold Letter Wrier.Ths article produces
and upcare the without the OF pen
intyet the resemblance thai IL scarcely oe
deterted.
JK Park would refer his friends and the public generally
10 the New York press which with praise at te vast
Improvement has made in the above article and INVITES
them call and m extensive assortment ne mas on
hand and themselves OF the utility ana OF
the above .rice wc he sells per cent cheaper tan can
be bought elsewhere AIS Stationery and raseht PRANK
Book and Bank Ledger Depot 81 John street doors below
Nassau.
climate and will neither rub off al the tne
hay rh. hair strokes OF the pen. liO lm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

V7Ht und- -rsIgnec, CIVIL tNGINkk VIII
make surreys Estimates Of cost, and reports for Rail
wevs canals. Roads, Docks, Wharres, Sustaining Walls
Bridges every description. with paas aud specifications
5 xssn rsc uired will Superintend het execution.
ssg viii leasare and compute cubica quantities Of earth
or rock the cost Of removing The same; they w
y.v land and report the best mode Of rendering water
1--WE, avaiab, and OF opening mines and luar'es They
viii make drawings and specifications OF Improvements 10
hines and procuring letters paen the
Ticss OF Dr. Thomas F. Jones have bn secured TOR any
Business requiring personal attendance AZ Washington h
Iii sct agents the sale OF Letters Patent Also, OF Ms
Ninss Qua1.ies Machinery, sc.
DDS either OF the rnderssnsd al go Merchants s1-
- New YORK EDWIN T. JOHN son,
ciiosm- WILLIAM r. CASEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

COPY of letter from q POSTMASTER. dated
u SrocKBRrpcE, Mass Dec. 10, l843
M1. Isaac BUTTS,
Dear Sir have Just received doz of Wisars balsa OF
wild Cherry through Messrs Harulens Express for which
return you my thanks The reputation Of the medicine mad
preceded it, End think for country village shall make
large sales have already sold OF H. which un
ers,and doing wonders especially gentleman who has
used all the advertised medicines or complain and con-
sumption He has had cough for year and ha
winch nothing could check for length OF time un'l he
commenced taking Wistas Basam and although ne mas
taken bat part Of bottle sti his cough has almost en-
tir.lv lett him He had taken Is BOTTLES OF bnchan
Hungarian Balsam of Life" with little no benefit.
Very Respectfully, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TNO TEACHERS,-A MOST ELIGIBLE OP
L PORTUNiTY-The advertiser. On account OF DOM :
tic circumstances desirous OF dsposlng OF his op'ty
wr.establlsled popular aud profitable Boarding School
pst The location but lew miles from tins
cIty-r,utliu accessible and helhfui tn Buildings
c4mmudOuS and svrry dvrsnt Tor the accommoda-
on large number Of pupils; The Furniture Apparatus
III the tnces, nite com and tir School
after many Years successful Operaon v.ly
n.nrshng CONDITION. Possession would b gten the
pl alton Of the present April portion Of the pu
chase money can mortgage
An opportunity this rar-l he with. hpploa
,i0n, th- 2G OF rebmary ( from abroaJ posr-pd)
dir-cted To SMITHSONIAN, New-York Cty Post-Ofc-,
viii r,ce,vr due att ltiou. d2l
NTORANU'S DAGUERREAN SALOON
Granite BullLng of Broadway and Chambe's'
stree {. ent rance in Ch -ub-rs street.
Oldest Establishment in the Untted States.
loR.Np hesr gent eurn, by patient
and persev-ng experiment have IN n:ng the art
70 certainy surpassed by Their pictures
are 4be cIeaes> dIstnctness and having
cuIa regulating Ike light they enabled 10
tats rhem in all !. Gathers Commercial Advertiser
hey have attained perfection this really wonderful
and the pictures their ,scbshmet have called forth
universal for their remarkable cle4re,s and
tp.ss,of outline. Exp-ss.
s. B. CAMERAS chemicals Sc for sale, and nstruconss-
Portraits bust copied and ke-sses taken OF d.
ceased persons by 4. S G. X MORA>D& %. jail 2a,s3n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS.

fERCHANTS about establishing new nrms
fl are requested 10 peruSe the following CARD:
The subscrbers having n..I established tor number s
,1rs and being practical SIGN AND ORSAME NJ AL
woud acqUaint Mere and Others that tey
49, iudsd 20 reduce ter CHARGES (f0r cash ony)
"a pr CENT. BELOW their former PRICES.
an work executed By thrn 10 b- their sell known
sITPERIOR STYLE. At HERMAN Il MIL LER,
:, - 9n NJ. I03 Nassau near Ann.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO Il IQHN-STREET

ELLIOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCK are con.
- s.anty supplied w'th large and assortment O;
which following: Hubbard's colored Papers IN
great vansy Boston CoGperpa.e Papers, OF super.o,
Post and Blank Book Papers Printers Cloers Carpet
makers Boards; Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa.
pers Binders and frank Boards She&thng and Wrapping
Papers, &c. &c.
Paper-mak-rI supplied with all KIND, of stock and mate
ai, i~7S tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
q aros % STEAMBOAT FOR SA ALt..-tor
sale, at public auction, by VIM. H. franklin.

T TSSE q STEAMBOAT FOR SALt.-tOr
sa-J sale, a, public auction, by VIM. n. franklin,
AuctIorerr, at the Merchants Exchange,
Wednesday, the 2ith nst II o'clock noon the and
SPLENDID trstsai ing NEWJERSEY together with
her furniture aud tackle she lies s Of Barclay
street ne New Jersey built Trenton ~ j. 10 the
year 9 her length deck 2l7 feet her breadth Of beam
26 eet her depth feet her tmbers and plank I'll Of the
Shewa completely last Spring and htted
nIght-boat the North River She has 220 sleep
Ing bvrh beside 20 spacious Stale Rooms her promenade
DICK Her marAsses and furniture all new and part Of
the funItare has ben ayng larger quantity
than required for Her Inventory is ample ard
every article elected wh cae her boilers nearly new,
having been bat short time her engine Of
the modern plan having been tested every possible
manner which tests prove TO be second her
DRAFT at aer being about feet inches which fact along
makes her douby valuable . will be able the bar
AT the lowest tides Her speed good her cabins airy and
Passage Boat Of the deiabe the Hud.on-
Iefns CASH IN CITY funds IL presumed persons wishing to
purchase WI" examine ioI themselves previous the day Of
sale
New-York January II, 1914 jail 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

lust PUBLISHED hEWET'S SPLENDln-
j LY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE BOOK
OF COMMON PRAY ER-t.dlted by thu ,;ev. j. NJ
Wainwright D. D. and enbehsh-d with upwards OF 7Vr en-
Cravings. hs work has goL mp expense 0i about
S2 OO ard Offered at the ow price "I So 20 copy,
superbIy with gilt edges, elegantly embossed
rurnev Morocco representing the interior and exterior
of rrin,ty Church, New-fofk II. ". Ht.WEI,
IF 2Si Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
CLAY SONG BOOK

CLAY SONG BOOK.
% The National Clay Minstrel and True
Wings Pocket Companion, tor the FLs>'denttl
Canvass of Price 81 90 per dozen or sale AZ
thN Office Of The Trlhanr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13
NEW CLAY MINSTREL

NEIW CL41 MINIS MI.
% The Clay Minstrel: or, National Songser. t
which prexd SLetca the Life, Public Services,
Character of Henry Clay. BY John S. Litte
For sale the Tribune office. Price Is cents single copy
or s. per DOZEN w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

nISSOLUTION.-The co partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the OF s:raon Seymour Is
-h dav dissolved by limitation K NJ. Sratton is duly au-
,horised 10 collect all debts due sad r and 10 the
sms of SAID firm liquidation Of all debts due from II
n2i'' X. NJ. SrRATTON,
G. ST. JOHN SEYMOUR.
Nv York Jan. 1st 1914. jan3u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

('IRL> WANIED-One hundred olrlS wanted
VI or Sewos Bonnets Apply l66 ateT or 100 Delaney
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

NrTUAllUN wAN1tD-by Printer who has
- has had experience Editor Publisher and Proof
Reader Ip,uIre ~ fhix Office 9te
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

A GENTS WANTED-To engage IN the sale
\ NJ ,,.,r and nonulsr work IN this Cy Appy q, Crns
fu Boarding House 81 cry B.yad between
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

TEMPERANCE ALMANACS.
FARMERS ALMANACS.
GERMAN ALMANACS.
THE WHIG ALMANAC.
~ The above Almanacs be obtained by the dozsn,
GREELEY & McELRATH
d30 Tribune Buildings, opposite CITY II All.
% $4,000 Reward.-Thrse Thousand Dollars
will be paid for the and delivery OF the contents 10
the undersigned of black leather bankrunk and about 80 Ill
ches long and Snches !e with the edges sharp was c
bound with wood straps running along the top aud bottom
also strapped with IRON It believed 10 have been marked
Ponerov & Co or. P & Cor the ends; the SAID trunh
Supposed have been stolen from board the steamboat
Utica on the 18th II contained large amount o Checks
bank notes and drafts enclosed packages carpet bags
aud directed different brokers and banks IN the city OF Ne"
York
The above reward will be paid in add TO all other re-
wards offered BY other persons Interested
PONEROf CO. Wall street, y Y:
New York, Dec. l6. 1913. dlSu
- Health, Quiet, and CO,nfors-The Gra
ham Nouss Barcay-seet New York. pTocTs advantages
- sopninc few ay or weeks in the ety. such
are rarely offered II IS eglby located on clean and any
street the ot the cit anu IN the m
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat 9ndincs us
apartments and neat he It's table supple
with the best Vegetables and Frus that h" procnre eN
Guiding entirely Animal FOOD and stimuiants OF all KINDS
CHARGES moderate and every effort made 70 render 6oares
comfortable Shower Baths free Remember, o3 Barclay
street. y q =
70 SylvAnia Assoc:ation.--OhceN No. p
Pin- ST. third story. Open from 10 TO u a Nj inormaet1
cheertuy given The Constitution cigan jyiou
in protabe Daily and Weekly Newspap- establishment IL
Western city Is offered for sale The CirCuttlnn, terms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

DAGS.-Whlte aud coored Cotton Waste and
n Bale Rcrs wruled Ia quantity, for cash.
| sc,ursrs, PRICES By GAUST i DERRICKSON,
| i,nIa SIN $50 South. street, near Peck slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

jAANTEp--A place by an industrious obigipg
w Si 90 general homework 10 TAKE tie care OF
childen Refers her employee 50 Hesters 2 a~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

mo IRON MASIEKS or sale, NH SITES
l in the immediate neigh borhood ,iBtumnous Coal and
f,on Ore of the quay Peansy ivaniathe point
70 tlde . a,er were such Coal and found together
.hs complete with Philadelphia and Bai-
NOR. br anals Railway For Pamphlets descriptive OF
the property and farther normstlon Apply . Archibald
~ me undersigned No 90 Merchants Exchange New
where may specimens OF the coal and Also maps
eEo osess. " = " p CASEY Cixn Cnninaar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-13

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