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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

BEAUTIFUL NEW WORKS.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
The Court Calendar for 1916. illuminated, 81 81.
Canine, of PEo Pos H and Romsase eGoIsa ed a.
do. do do. unbound, in neat Style, 81 80
Albert Durers Passion of our Lord. vol. g.
England in the olden time. vol col.Ted 81 ak
Mr. Lsudon s'9 osnamena Perenna coored
illustrations Of Ffois,nt, beautifully lum:a sied. SIS.
Paris and the Seine, vol colorcd plates. So.
Picturesque Tour on the Rhine. colored plates; g.
Paroles de l. Anne, vol. exqustey colsred: 81.
Voyage de Horace Vernet cOlored plnfes, IS 80.
Bells Compostio from the Liturgy, ell;
Yosy's Swiss Costumes, ! vol coored. ST.
Wld Spots Of Atccn. ySl a., eoIo GSa.S sis
Lockhurt's Spanish Ballads, colo,ed. sli.
Imported md for sale by
MRS sHERWooDs JUVENILE SERIES.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
DUTY Is SAFETY:
or TROUBLESOME TOM.
BY MRS. SHERWOOD.
Author of" Social Tale" etc, etc
One volume l6m9 neaty bound IN CLOTH anu embe
lshed with neat wood cuts, &c.
THINK BEFORE YOU ACT.
BY MRS. SHERWOOD
Uniform in style, Is cts.
JACK THE SAILOR BOY.
BY MRS. SHERWOOD.
Uniform in style, y cts.
The three works bound IN one volume, gu Gus
Mrs ShewoOwds writings have long been iuvoaby known
To- the public Her cnrry with them always such an eS
ceent mora that child read them without becoming
better The above tales will be found To be among her best
VERY LITTLE TALES
FORv VERY LITTLE CHILDREN,
Second Series, with numerous Illustrations
d0sts ID. APPLETON & C0. Publishers 2Oe Broadway.
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GREAT BARGAINS in Dry Goods ore now selling at
ORARKERS 81 Grand.st large stock OF Fall and WIN
ter Goods will be sold very reduced prices. VIZ SMss striped
figured and plain from 3 3D. to s.. per yard; housH 10
lame from Is 3D. Is Cd. Is 3d. and q per yard Cashniee'
D. Is 3D. 2. 3 6. md IS per yard cheapest ever
f,b. Cassme-es Satinets Me1Hos. 9paceas Pardr1df-
Tax. Alap,nes Linen Diapers. Daunsk, ga, "a o. los
Cloths warranted all Linen. cheap Aso plaid Coths
for Iade, Cooks great variety Also, cases hsh Chin
Cacoes yard, such as are selling tor Is o. pe yao
ALL. 10 b,e, brown Sbeetipgs full yard wide worth 3D. arc
selling for only 3D. per yard. Fanne for Is worth IS 3D. per
ward Persons wishing buy cheap Goods and to 30 honestly
dc,l with will find what they wish at BAKERS,
doI a,i. 2sl GmnI. st between Allen and EldIldGeN.
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ga SPLENDID PRESENT FOR 1885,
The most splendid present person give for CHRIST
MAS OF NEW YEARS would be Reception One Years
Subscription to ,,,,x,,
THE REST PrRiopIcAL PUBLISHED THIS COUNTRY OR
EUROPE.
Present of that kind news the 0cQudHt-
0nce every month.
THE JANUARY NUMBER is NOW READY.
CALL IND EXAMINE IT.
Five Splendid Engravings!
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE ANIMALS.
% GRAHAM will give about 50 such glorious Ens'av-
ings 1915. -,
TERMS-Only SO per nnnum-two copies So The work
will be delivered in any part of this City Brooklyn tree oil
charge. WM II, GRAHAM, Tribune once,
d2I n leo Nassau ST. Exclusive Agent.
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WANTED.

| WANTEDa5AY YOUNG WOMAN to assist in taking care
s, Of u.ma ci and % nuke herself generally useful IN
family Apply NJ No. a Aini;y st. d23 q.
| MIANTED.A situation b. respectable young woman
w with good City, reference 70 do general House
Apply nj 81 Charles ST. d23 81.
yXTANTED-By respectable young woman situation NJ
w chHnbermnd and 10 assist IN wishing and ironing To
at No 81 West Washington Place door the of
9th avenue Very best 81 city reference can be given d2 2'
Two WATCHMA AK ERS-A Boy, whose n oral habits have
been strictly formed and industrious disposition
DESTROYS of acquiring knowledge of the Watchma king bust
Office of this pnper. d21 Bits
T'3 M.EER R! Il AND JoBBERs.IWanled. BY a
YOUNG MAN. situation IN wholesale jobbing e,tab-
ean Pienee considerable ad. espciay souSen He
sales his nuence also ast er
aR Gs and o o % nigs S e IT, last
assist this will receive thanks. Address, Immediately Frank
lin, TnbuHe Office. dill is
pOARDA large front room and bedroom attached, be
Il M by g nI and I6 h s OF TWO single %
PDrk, if applied for Immediately. do BITS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Fay Land and a Other sfeches u:iasd BY Farley
Little Leaves for Lille Renders. by Pursy.
Prayer Books and Bibles, fire binding.
d2a a"u'' H ft$Ti S' i sA4AGE s Pea
~ sEE EEL HOLIDAY
expressly for the holidays few supebly fine and beautiful
Feather Brushes Gentlemen wishing mike presents
vited to call and examine the assortment d23
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
~ The Subscribers have received in addition 10 their
former Elegant Assortment. Variety Of Figured and Plain
Velvet, Satin and Silk Vestngs suitable for Balls md Parties:
also style of Shirts white and fancy coo, Kid Gloves,
Of superior quality together with every article usually called
for in q Gentleman Furnishing Store.
J. c. BOOTH & co.
d23 stf 1S7 Broadway 3doors below the Franklin House.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
THOSE PERSONS wishing TO purchase handsome pres.
en for the Holidays will find their advantage call
81 Gandst where Dress Goods Long and Square Saws.
with great variety Of other Goods selling bargains
del Bits :. BARKER, Isl Grandst.
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FREQ adm.ttance to Fosvisr, s. re'en sr BE-
.. Cabinet Clinton HELL M S P Hnsss and
Obtained kinds of Books on msss doneaons essrsc-
y,nday
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
BRITANNIA TEA SETS, and elegant patterns;
DCOFFEE URNS, various and patterns; GOTHIC
AND PLAIN TEA TRAYS, very spleu'd patterns {:
IVORY kNINES AND FORKS Of every description;
STEEL FIRE SETS new and beautiful patterns, together
with veiy assortment of GeneI, luie-
ce,yed and for sale by w. N SEYMOUR x co.
d2Jan1s 4Chatham Square and Catharine-s'
MALAGA RAISINS.-New Rasns. IN WHOLE half and
lFI quarter kegs only 0d lb and fresh and dried Cur
ants lOd b. with large assortment of bunch and sultann
Rni,ns Grnpe Cron Figs, Prunes. paper nnd so, shell
Almonds and foreign fruits fu the various kind: for sale ut
low prices. for cash, by J.. u. FOWLER,
INV aud as Greenwich street, Nestry. dZl 3'ls.
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Memoranda.

lbark unknown. Wind n E. with dense fog.
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soarding-sIrs Goss having 0peI pen. ponse sroes
.onoous hons ar the =, a asmanens BoaIde
choice Of desirable and cold Baths, free Inc ioc .s us
Cfoto sis,sn We, au,e, and shady Terms mo'eA'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

A FIRST RATE Assortment of fine White Goods' ios
n Evening Dresses. can be had cheap at
dal ais BAKERS. 2sI Grand-,t
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G. s. FISK, Aucuoneer. ,r,.r

revc 9 FIsKSSor No 10 Canal,treet, National Eall.)
Is - - AT PRIVATE SALE.
NJ Superior Mahogany and oshef desks anu mnps u'
hand nsnn ply HAIR and mos ssSs RS
tnbe brSeys Foreace and Adrlnide Hats superior osa
ity btass Tenders; smoke CONDENSER Tor owesr Cana
" lars quantity sword and other Canes. ana Sano
Trimmings: also several hundred Swords for canes oenpth
ing fine assortment Tor meNuiacioeis-sn at au1on p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

NETWORK MUSEUM, BROADWAY, opposite Tie
IN City HslL-MR. II. BEssETT. Manager.
ATTRACTIONS UNPRECEDENTED!
OURANG OUTANG!
and
Fourteen Performers.
II FOR
IN ) II | l. l. 6
a performance every afternoon ut o CLOCK -
The Manager has. By offering the ownor OF the
parre Tor Philadelphia for another week The Manager ~
he same time agreeing indemnify him for any loss ne may
sustain rs keeping the creature IN this cold quarter Oh n
rlnbe may from its peculiar Constitution eninnge1 US ea
ce Mr. Bennett confidently relies on the hDefalty OF c
nbc The he has experienced upon otnet
casons fully ju.tylng hun forming such al opinion tnh.
does not the slightest apprehension as 10 lne result Vi
the speculation AZ, ,,a, ,,.s.nts the
following array talent and he has hesitation IN asserting
that he surpassed AT ahy place oil amusement III TIC
CITY putting price out of the question.
Mr. LYNCH, the Swc,let Rallad Singer
Mr. KNE AP, Mr. KAVANAGH.J J. MURPHY the much
Mr WILLIAMS, The celebrated Chino Chopper.
Mr. HII NrLEY, the unrivalled AccoidonBt.
Mast MORGAN, .ha Bone Cnsne'te player
Miss NJ. ADAlR. the sweet Song-iress
Mn PHILLIPS, the accomplished Singer.
Miss JESSEYLINE the graceful Danseuse ,
Mis- CARNEY, Miss MORTON. Miss SINCLAIR, the
Lady Melodsts.
LADY MINIS FRELS
SOUTHERN SONGSTERS!
Will introduce a variety Of Ethiopian Melodies. ~,
- at IN
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Correspondence of the n. Y. Tribune.

PARIS, Dec. 2, 1874, l O'Clock p NJ
sce te arrival OF the Great Western. with advices the
9Th November received the 9th the Cotton Market ha.
evnced more tnnnS Previous the reception Of those nd
the article rapidly declining and for few days
there WAS perfect panic IN the market The decline induced
purchasers 10 forward and the readiness which sale
were effected induced holders to rne their professions The
demand however has been principally confined the mid
ding and inferior qualities which an advance of to franc,
per so Kilograms has been realized
The sales for the month Of November reach q 100 bncs-
The receipts hive been p bales Notwithstanding the rise
above reported, the decline Cotton the 3lst October 10
the 10Th November amounts TO francs per 80 klos the
dnar qualities and francs the finer descriptions, Yes
erday Sunday received .dvces per the Boston steamer
Nothing however was done. The article rules much higher
i'll the United States than rates will This has inspired
the holders with confidence md the
tendency maintain the prices oflast week follows:
:, Bon ordnaire. 0rdinaaire. Tres 0ydinairc. BGs.
M NlSI'a 1. Fla g. e. g" g g
Stock Of U. s. Cotton IS 300 bales; Off kinds ga 500
There have beensereal lots sold this morning. many holders
disposed realize and purchasers hold M The rates paid
above stated.
HopsUn:il the past few days. market has been nearly
bare of Hops The Emerald brought 10 bales par, which
for Holders ask 100 francs for so kos duty paid
Taiiou and Lard-We have large supply ofhe former
tice Over 200 casks of Rssa have been sold $50 to "a
francs In American Lard there have been sales 49 francs
for prime article.
RhalsboneThe price of this article improving There
has been snle of 1000 Kilograms American n. w. Fishery al
800 francs per 80 Kilograms And sale Of 5000 Kilograms
deliver in March, April and May 1885, at go franc duty paid
qehe.he demand is very limited for both Pot and Pearls
Our stock heavy Potash has been sold IS per 50
grams, and Pearls at 80 fr. duty paid
Rice is neglected Our stock ubou, 1000 terces
Qmretrox Bark-A lot of 3l5 sacks received from Bal
morcper moeon has been sold on landing at Az per 50
klos. duty puid.
Passengers Arrived,
In Me6rig Clintor from Sarannah-Wm p Breed, Isaac
Shift, T AldmGn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

L,IRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE.-PLU BE.
Daguerrean Gallery of Patent Premium Colsrsd Photo
gfups, Ne 81 Broadway. above Murray New York
awarded the Medal four first Premiums and Two Highest
Honor nj the Exhibition, Institutes Of Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania respectively for most beautiful
coorph Pictures and npparnts exhibited. dl0B
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Fair.-The Ladies of the ALLEN STREE

49, Eair.-The Ladies OF the ALLEN STREE fKtss -,
C,.pcu ND CosaREGATIoN will hoLi iaiI IN .n ~
.sSe Room Of Csu two doom a below Ds 10 Continue
1eeto ON Monday evening, the so INST 70
SSsv have GOOD assortment OF ueiu i h
anS fancy articles, which only reasonable prices
asked IN ,.o he served The avais of the ar
will be aGpGa The public j, respectfully invited to asna l..
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RARE CHANCE.
CASES CAIlCOES worth Is 81. now selling at BAh-
CKER'S. Isl Grand.,t. for one shilling per yard
Also 10 bale, brown Sheengs, yard wide worm %.
ore now selling for I'd. per yard z'i 1tuno"'.
IN sts between Eldnge and Alea sts. =
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A n TIlTrI.E. Anctioneer.

A. C. FUTILE, AuctienesI; ,,>,, 49,,
% TCu SHEFEIEIp PiATEn, ny WAEER; t, tN f1}YYs
FANCY GOODS. &c-JACOB = PLAI'r Will sell THIS
DAY 10 o'clock at the AUCTION RSSm No ssssi P,sJ
WSre One Japane Tea las Fsseh and Ssraa rd hcS
ns h. oefemporiy sold the effects o bankruptses
,ae and Will be found worthy the attention OF The city and
country trade. =, ,..,-, W.;
's -, German foys-sO cases. beng tho ls, Of
the be SOLD tor foreign account IN Original ca
Sc, and assorted lots To suit the trade.
Also cases hid Dolls. a..
Also an invoice OF Jewclry, Desks, &c. IL
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Y,Y ANsEI. EDyARDs-ss"re 10. Pals Row. oOD0'a''
4 ~

TITS EVENING; at . O'Clock, At the anelSa noa-
RonhsA large and extensive colscuon Of SsatiafS ana
Nsespeot,, .sss AnnasS and Illustrated Wsfs' os''s.
PRAYER Buoks AbGrrs. SC. Consisting "a pe or ,-;,
Gafst,eer ": Alson's history ar Europe vs.. Bufse
Works vs.: Brspds Cyclopeda Il Scence Leiss,e -
Arts, Pictorial Robinson Csoe SycJ SepSenys llnNrs 70
Genital ATsca sy,: do Ygc9an LSId sSnss,oss
Works vs.: Mrs Ells's Prise Works rs; Ccs'sStn soc
Mooge's Burnss, ByTou's, Rogers. Csmphef co"2sf
Thonpsen Cclei6ses. Saael Keats, Popes &c roe
ASSr,Ls yoR lS45.-Iesiie,s Of Memory. Tsken Gt S-
iue,s Gems Datem. Fren.ishlpS Offering: Ph,.pGps IA
dy', Scrip Book Religious Souvenir. Ladys Album Huns0
ist's Annual, SC. ,.r,
set Audubon Bird, o. America complete. II" Nos. ~iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

The late William Seward ESQ. and James Petit I, An
drews Esq. dS & w
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Passengers Arrived,
In Mebrig Ciintor from Sarannah-Wm Breed, Isaac
Shift. Allmln.
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,rS.hh,th school Fair.-The TeachS' and se mo.

u a..,h Schoo connected with the Houston street
csah y BsssaSss Sd dss9sna ! hSdR
sss ss.s si;s s
yey BY The Sn and spesbs es s0'e
ss 5SSs6 w ai1St ass% G
Ss Juvenile Society evening"
e 3b EsasSa y
the emt Vocal and Instrumental Case " DIS ass
Su,e.h~ sdmisS,oa l2z ces,s
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. DECEMBER 90
IMMATURE ALmANAC-THIs DAY.
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DRY GOODS.

j. O. Taylor 81 Co. Jobbers, 50 CeoaT-st'
Received on Saturday evening last
20 doz. Ladies Velvet Cmyas.
o5 - Silk
The above o,s nre and very beautiful and now largely
called for n Holiday Presents. ,h; ,o,s
will be kent compd,e IN its assortment and quantities aUrng
The present and coming Winter months. and those VINO Guy
NIL of the year will find with us inc aiucie' o s
memorandum --------- 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

GALE OF FUR MUFFS AND SLEIGH RoBES,-I,
TUESDAY &C. "a, a Is O'Clock at The store tos brcad.
Inv h order OF assignee nu elegant assortment OF Isabella;
Ben, Martn Hudson Bay Lynx Fitch Siberia Squirrel and
other Nns Also. % costly Sleigh R26ss Inc sac S Ho,
and other Dnner Tea Coffee. and Toilet sets; Cut Gins
Ware Hall Lamps. PiRed Ware and Cutlery. &e. &c. IL
VIM w. SHIRLEY. Aucnoneer. M,
IotrSE FURNITURE SAI.E-MONDAf. Iec sd y
Ill ii O'Clock the house No II Barclay ST. nesi hi@S sl
VIZ Il; n,ntch Rugs Sofas Chairs. Centre and Per iaolcS
screnry Mantel Girnndoes, Lamps ClocS vi % Jn
Cut Glass Ware China, plated Ware, cutlery, .nu.pu
nrpets French edeads Bureaus. with various o'el
and bedroom Furniture. Sale positive. --
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ID L. A. STUART. corner OF Greenwich and ehamoes
IN stret, have lust received assortment; of
FIR E.NCH FANCY BOXES. B0.NBoNS, CoRNETS,
COIN BONES &c. &c.
Made expressly for them by the best manufactures IN FAIRS
norou of which are Of designs and extra nnsh An oil
which will be sold al moderate prices
aIso the usual variety of Steam Refined Candy. Sugar
P;ums &C. of Superior quality. oleEws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

rf,OOTHACHE-No person need suffer this tormenng DIS
hour ii they will take The trouble To cnl al -
oohache Specific. This remedy applied on an entirely
new principle no beng applied 10 the tooth ITSELF NO pein
Is caused and ii desired will be applied at the oee, and
cure guaranteed See that the signature OF the proprietor
VIM d. C2UMBIE, the wrapper OF each bottle d2U 6s'
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TEETH! TEETH. TEETH!..

TEEIH. TEETH!! ZEE HI!
IT, L. LEWIS. SURGEON, DENTIST. 80 Broadway.
"a door below Masonic Hail, begs enye 10 INFORM his
friends and the public thai he has made the following great
reduction IN Dentistry: =,
Teeth plugged with fine gold, 81 w. DO do do TN Ioll or
silver 30 Do cleaned. 81 Do extracted 30 cts Tooth
nrhe cured, 80 cts. Cd 5inB'
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune,
SATURDAY, Dec u.
shippers buying at present prices pre-
"a nrat the The market noihay 10 Ola
eandS 06l; n Pearls.
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EeOARD-A large front and bedroom attached, be
EDhnd by gentleman and his wife. two single gentlemen
nj the of Hudson and Hubert-st,, opposite Johns
PBrk, if applied for Immediately. do BITS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-11
q RE FOB WORM s.
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

T>iiS preparation has stood the test of
several years trial, and is confidently recon-.
snended as safe and etfectua medicine for en-
polling worms from the system. The unexam-
pied success tina, has attended its administration
IN every case where the patient was really aiict-
ed with worms certainly renders it worthy the at
tention of Physicians.
The proprietor has made it poin, to ascertain
the result Of its use in such cases as came within
his knowledge and obsorvaton--and he invaria-
bly, found it to produce the most salutary effects
not unirequen,ly after nearly all the ordinary pre-
paratlons recommended for worms had been previ-
oasly resorted to without any advantage. This fac,
Is atested by the certificates and statements of
hundreds of respectable persons different parts Of
the country-and should induce families always
to keep vial in their possession. Ii is mild in
ats operation, and may be administered with per-
fec. safety to the most delicate infant. For sale
by JAMES f. PATTERSON.
Staunton, July 90, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-11
VMSTVTws HGwND@Ya

'HNtiE subscriber has erected foundry at Vesu-
vluS Furnace for the double purpose of making
all articles usually executed ut loundres, and Of
manufacturing the Livingston county Plow. This
pillow was frs, used in the county of RoLkbridpe
out titt'e more than one year ago ; since then,
many OF our most intelligent farmers who have
had an opportunity of testing it, have given the
strongest testimony of its value as a cheap eff
cient and strong artice--indeed it is believed
mat az without Il single exception, who have
purchased and tried this plow during the past
year, have been highly pleased with its operation,
and have been generally convinced that it will
soon supercede all Others now in use. The nat
terms which the subscriber now has were made
by the Paten,ee during the past year, expressly
for the State of Virginia and are believed to be
an Improvement upon the form Of his first pattern
particularly in having stronger turning power.
The old patterns for the paints and slides of this
piow, and all the patterns for the self sharpening,
pillow, arc at this foundry also conn lee sett
OF patterns FOR the 1'hrcshing Machine lIoRsr
PowER formerly madeby MIR. Bradley Allkinds
OF iron turning neatly executed. The foundry
VIII be under the management Of Mr. SCHUYLER
Bradley, whose reputation moulder is sufIi-
cient guaranty that all jobs will be neatly execu-
ted. In asking share of the public patronage
Tor this foundry, the subscriber relics entirely upon
these facts, that all his TASKS g. most Of his patterns
are new that his materials and workmen are the
very best in the valley; and that he is determined
tospare no expense to make it in all respects such
an establishment as will meet the wants Of this
community. MATTHEW BRYAN
- arch %, IS13-I2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-01-11
VAMUADI11N lp1a@IY1slazE5y
FOR SALE.

N consequence of the widow claiming her dow.
er, III the real estate of George Patterson decd.
1t was not offered for sale on the 3O,h of Noyem-
Der last, as advertised. 1t is again in market
without Incumb:ance, and will be offered for sale
at public auction, on the premises, the 10th of
February, 1914. 1t consists of about l66 acres
OF land, with Grist and Merchant Mill, Saw
MIL, OH and Plaster Mill, and Cardino Ma.
chimes, two Houses, Barn, &c. The lands are Of
good quality 10 produce grain or grass, and it is
thought that money might be proflably invested
'herein. Also, iie personal property devised To-
SAID widow, consisting Of ono Horse, one Cow.
Bed all the Books of said deccdant, and the
hi;chen Furniture mentioned in said bcquest
Terms-The lands will be sold for one-bird in
hand, and the remainder in four equal annual in.
siamenis, the purchaser giving bonds with ap.
proved security and deed of trust on the land,
t,, secure more promptly the deferred payments
The personal property will he on credit of nine
months. JOHN PATTERSON Ex,or
January d, 1913.
GI-Rockingham Register is requested to copy.