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April a, 1874.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on We'd
nesday, 18th April, at | o'clock, A. NJ. a
5ove the store room of the late firm of Sewers g.
Crawford. the balance of their stock Of Goods,
consisting of the usual variety.
Terms Of Sae.-Cash for all sums under $50,
for sums Of $50 and upwards, six months credit
VIII be given the purchaser giving bond and ap.
proved personal security.
HUGH CRAWFORD,
Surviving partner of the late firm of
April III, lSi4--2t Sewers g. Crawford.
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\ HEREBY forewarn all persons from cutting
Timber Of any description whatever, on any
of my lands fishing at nights, or respassing in any
manner whatever, as ! am determined 10 enforce
the law against all who may offend from this day
without the least discrimination Of persons.
WASH'N. SWOOPE.
April 4, iSH.--4t
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HNHE person to whom | lent the LIST volume
OF Marshalfs Life of Washington, will do a
great favor by returning it Immediately 10 me- or
to J Patterson. J. w. SMITH.
Staunton, April IL, 1874
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

Richmond, March %, 1Sd3.
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Staunton, April IL, 1914.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Dec lb-The rice per Hayne sold at II
with the exception of few casks Of inferior for which
offer could be obtained and forced to Civ. il
in to the purchasers Of the cargo We have large AMI
accnmulany stock on hand, and since the Hayne thu
John Taylor from Savannah with $50 casks Tor which
the highest offer made was g. The ports this month
already reach 900 casks and he Pearl from your port
is in with another cargo besides several others now
on the way SO that further cline take place
oar market Lard, III; sugars nominal; coffee a 0
molasses scarce. RS 10 new in market yet Exchange
On the north, q per cent on England, II III
ST. JAao, Dec. 3 ls44-Beef mess $i04 per Dbl Am
jerkea " o.; Butter yellow IA per qq tai
l1s las l64 per qql; Cheese, Am 434ib; Fish, Cod
small se.3a Haddock pr qq Smoked fer BIC per box.
Mackeiei No g. per Dbl; Flour. Am l4sl6 per barrel
duty added, nominal; Hams, small 10 IL per qq Laro
II per qq Onions ropes, per bbl lO0 II; PORK mess
let Dbl prints 10 clear III Potatoes per bbi Rice
q per qql; Soap, yellow Tao. Boards w P 81 a Is
psr ieet. "a, wanted; Hoops SIS q 43 per l20O
HID Shocks and heads a VI each; Sugsr box shook.
as each Prime Beef bh III Bacon per 100 lbs lOb
For ar les OF export srgai, assorted white brown
sa4 to 81 q per q1l; white alone II; brown do
ST. Muscovado 81 81, scarce, Moasses including cs,k
II per los CALLS Leaf Tobacco, Is per qqt; Fustic
per 0OO lbs.
MAYAoUEz. Dec l2-American produce duh of sale,
and prospect Of large crop OF Sugar in the ensu
season
JAMAICA, Nov. 20 Flour a. q %, 10 in fair request
and should there not in all D.cs mber enough
gut the market, il will doubtless otherwise have an up
ward tendency. Corn meal is dull at 1919 pork
% go hams. small, 81 a At Goldfish l6 is lumber
pitch pine las $50 per white PINE Il3 white oak
slaves, no sale red oak do 96; Pmento 3 a "a; Elk
change on London n per cent do on New York and
Philadelphia per cent Dollars. 8 per cent
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Foreign Ports
bbsns of ao or Ss. co u S% k
Philip Se um9n from Ard for Salem uneer; onso,,
S.T x' T;;T s5s sssti s% sS
SMUT Hio' from RIO fog
INDIA s.s i'~ Az % %
5 w%
Prce was at Buseo 2ist, disg,
vsl,urs Hopki.s. for Boston dssd
Home Ports.
De asA Ga3 ThOmp'sr s,fu load
siyssssI hs' S BSis c,a
Bo,ros Dec 2ssArr Gen en-. CLARK, and Ohio, Ellis
g sasis Lfsy h'si s DoSsi
ss s sSv ssty pus Ssa p az
sneeuat red harric as IN which lost balwas.
as sns fs a %s
ss k'TEsr %Iss
'sfs Lss s%S ss s6%, fEssss
$H@$ b sd %ssaf S%
on; and JS6n Murray, p.verus B.ltaoe. Council,
: %%sssl DI S'f;a tt.,s s$; fhS:;':
"a r'r :a aa a.. sa nd New Zsad Polnd NYos ssaps
Cid s% sSe saiaS
a.. Tam Ssa hnoas
d%s DC Ess ss ssa
o kssy aid Mary Ms Hsl Ss
|
Sss 81 ADss smith A. e.
Richmond a. Rcs..oa
WOOD. Hole AID viii III ros 'hs 1vay TN
he p.as has undergone Tpors5y repair, and taken
he SS Pet % VA" Ann. ssylsd
Dec here < % 30 Of f%
e morning. mostly before reported Arr Gath, Spy, Osborn
fRov.ensos, Dec 2s-Arr WIN James. Reed, Mobls--.ld
E,dsI % jes NJ, . sWyis s.sssS
Dec a5Par harbor Foster. Lanca,
k 's fDSssyi Ssw York for pov
D:f aA and f; s.s,a wS.s F y9 ms
rev. vaady . Pc ..r: A Gso Why G.,' as and Chs
rh'lssdelphi. s"% Gs,e Bremen BaIimort Planet
:s o;ss s'sf fks;f', Taylor
$ssSs y
fsndss' Stevens
'f sah sSi:e y eaS s
ss y; S
Ss. ERs ":. Sy s . A.,
Sss;,sa, Ga Kas.. Ia Sdd II
esr-Ships Mary Frances for Boston !dr; Elemsnt Turner
s Tir.aia. Williams LysIpoo lds Ssb.ir, Bo.tsn Do
las Brown, Andres New York; Alabama Merritt THE ia.
Hnwes AID Lion Alexander. wig Colossus cDonad 20
s%I oaE Mh.aarp and H,sorisn LuaLa Nyo,h ds q
Republic. Gates Philadelphia do Star Chase Bait more do
schrs Christina Godfrey t chtr; President Nickerson
Boston; ROMEO, Young, disg.
Mosnr, Dec ls-Gld Palestine. Mumford, Liverpool.
E5apcona Gar EFT and sapphu. Johnson Li,erpoo Cha
William keatng LabouIne, Mandarin, Cooley, BonaIe Oh
2. r. sr,s atf NYork ,' s Merr; Boston. rasmS
renon Mason, Bremen Tyran, Jaekson; scotland, Merry
nan and bashaw. Myers, BOSTON, Emblem Dyer Hsve; Go
N;inas k Phil dsgsa Gsofs LOG Bonfire E
W"lfe Hall Alexandra, Swan. saell philadelphia; Mallory
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Grand totals. $25 029, 1872 20, 6sl 701 l63l
The trade between the U. States and Span has within
the past year. fallen of bat the decrease the imports
into Cuba from the United States greater than the
decrease In the experts from Cuba to the United
The heaviest decline has been in the between Cuba
and Great Britain. In 1912 the importations into Cuba
from England, were valued at 81 56s 700 than in
ls4s while the exports rom Cuba England in the same
year were valued 50 43 less This decrease in the
trade more favorable to Great Britsin than to Cuba
while the decrease in the trade between this country
Cuba Is more In favor Of Cuba The aggregate decrease
in the value Of the expectation Of the island in s4S
pared with isaa reaches 909 while the decrease
IN the imports is $I,a6 4sOa difference Of s4s9 479
against the trade OF the island II would not be lust TO
infer from this table that the trade Of Cuba was perma
neny declining, as we do not think that the case
Some changes have recently been made in the valuation
OF goods exported from Cuba particularly the cost of
copper ore, which reduces the total amount and makes
appear that the quantity of merchandise exported was
diminishing faster than is actually the case The trade
Of the island Is in very healthy state notwithstanding
the dimished movement. The exports exceed In value
the imports, several milliens.
The directors Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia have
made report, which we annex, compared WITH those
made previously.
FARMERs' BANK or VRofNrA IncIrnrro rur "a. -cur.
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To HIS CUSTOMERS, THE PUBLIC.

the close Of the old and Of the new BUSH
I'D genera. a. dealer , + Pax: b.. ss
u: 4 . IL
year 0oiRs s%.y ,;"' beer sny am
e 2. sell :. article, a,sr.sag eonsdeby below
feEsons and il The following manner
bu.in.. ia Nsy York which has given him
secoad-Bys general .ystemszaoo Of his business under
n. immediate med sy. AID avoiding thereby
hePSI,Sy ,agHisSlS ;ad Ss 'sl' s''" ,A'
sgsns s ~ se les rs,G 50 h,
Of The BY demand ba, i'-4ueasi
a es 20 e, s. ,s mi, nShS.r
. tlsiI a.d rueh.sss
bs ne Ysy h.1 snati.G saa y ext fsris y: is
' sa TSs r :% ss .as. the
beet th.r own trade and For by purchasing goods
supply a% s1 ,sa%s. s9 &
,oa dition 10 his business benefits both
y. has thu. been sbsa cain The good WILL and retain he
s.blishmsn 70 ang time, ad from year year 70 add
I'D @ % h s .aa q III. Ss ss Dc
Z the interest Of those who purcha sell again 10 by
@s him m no
o rom tsr IN point OF cheapness and excellence
L.se: SAFES, SMALL PROFITS AND asr.r Arrrsr,os TO
aaad ,"c5sas q ,he .uoserSer hus'ns No purchaser
T s ass Of b
business until there cey articl- M rcn
disc that he does sell AT his establishment
complete of his purchases custom
stands waiting at his well his clerks aud
trained his business that oder nany
ted and despatched
He has stock Of old goods TO- sale Constant and ready
les ciuse Ny reIishp of such chandse should
be ireeh TO be srpe ior An aed old
dicaes little knowledge Of suits III ard
purchaser j. comre the seller himself h- xpsnse
and sac hce oil biz la coDsqu Ia
s~a prohs, lis stock alwa's new superior and d. srsb
lis Gust rienc The truth # ths nj Ia the
rapid SAILS Of tine had II him. aud in the quel
e replen shing III. r stock fom his
He iaes himself tha he has ed in lam the
why he has been snable sell CHEAP As 10
such general satisfaction, and his 80
aliiy and ely lie that future III be 10
less pr spsrous to mself aud his that
regarded thereof HIS Tor thu
ensuing ,ndtd scale aud all those no
deal With him any all of the muitped branches Il his
bus! from whatever portion Of they
will find HIM ready sell he chea and
mo.t honofabls terms aud devote the gd attention 10
hsir int ssts.
The undersigned takes this opportunity Of pesenfinx The
mpments of he no days those who generously
Ven hun their ustom aud uaiechec FL addag tina
them he his properly conseQu standing "a he
Com cal world. and wishes msny happy returns
les i've scason
To Editors ard Publishers who have given him h.ir
KIND tees msav he hi. aftfst
tina Ks and ark 20 sledgmen JOHN T., MORRI-UN.
e. Ma. 1888 u e pwieh street, bstwe a Vesey and Futon
str ess. the : orth River side or the city
New York, Dee a. itH. d2g IL
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Northampton Bank-4hat he ruined the Hamilton
Banksnd hsd character to lose were the three pro
positions he contend to prove before the Court
none could say who heard the evidence but that he had
succeeded fully.
Mr. RArmosD next followed in reply and spoke in "a.
ver Of the plaintiffs character denouncing the journal
IN question tor the publication OF the bel Asr deal
ing out some hard hits Mr.. Thompson he concluded
The case was then adjourned at o'clock 70 this
forenoon, when His Honor Judge vanderpoel will charge
90 Ordered that at the Argument Terms Of the
Court 40 day calendar OF the issues Of fact noticed Tor r
shall be madeand shall be set down for trial
LOT any particular dayand the calendar Of
suon issues shall be called through, the Court will pro-
coed with the argument caledar
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State or Trade.

AsnIs-Pots are very dull, end quotations rule at So
76aSel Pearls are steady at 81 coz q 4 l23
BxEswAx-Prime yellow is held at 20 2slc. The de-
mand 10 rather limited.
BREApsTurss--W estern flour rar ges from 81 6s3 4 IL
Oats sell ut 80 o 81 c. nts.
CorroN-The enquiry to-day, frox both shippers and
spinners was good, and the total sales 100
bales at prices showing decline Of onssgh,h OF cent
since the arrival of the steamer.
HAvCommon qualities North River bale sell az want
Cd st 90 o6c; prime AZ 60c. The supply asge and
the demand limited.
WHisKEY-Drudge casks are dull at 2Ac. Western and
prison barrels sci. at 243 2bc
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Cleared.
Ships Siddons Cobb Liverpool Collins Co; Carroll
of Lars!lton, Bird Mobile, r j W,iker-Bdss ALsoaa
STU ges Chairman; Wilson Fuller oeb Savannah Durham
Dmon; Two Sisters, Richardson, Boston.
Arrived
Ship Liberty Norton, from Liverpool Nov H. with mdse
Post y Phltn. The l. u anchor near the West Bank
Iasses, &c. to w Hazard. -
Swedish big Unoa !scn days from Lanceoite, with
Empire, Lewis IL days from Araschcos with GOTTEN
Schr Francis Hallett Crowe ate Lews) from Aux ayes
nov ~ with u tons loewood 1000 bags co w Lew
sp ke 9th inst lat 20 2 Ion "a IS hip Petersburg II
I'm Bosom for New Orleanshs captain kindly piled
with one man 10 assist in king the schr port James
fipe man died on the III and Capt Lewis Of Dennis
on the 2lst both ot low fever Most Of the
SICK all the The has experienced gales
the passage-ost foresail, kc and has be n blown of
schr Eliza Ann smith, from Brand ywine with -four and
corn meal. to Allen " Parson
schr Ann Rsbeeca Carpenter from Cherystone, with
schr Brilliant, Wiz, from Richmond. with wood.
Schr lie Elliot, Thorn ,son lime
Schr Leonitas, Kuckman, Cutler, lumber.
schr boter, WhstmDre, Boson, mdse.
Sclr Fancy. Chase. Boston, mdse
Schr Post Boy, Martin. Bosom mdse.
Srhr Manhattan, Hopkins, Boston, mdse.
schr Despatch, Reynolds Newport, potatoes.
Below.
Twobrigs. Wind NE. blowing gale with
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Dornest,C IInDortmt,on..

Nrw ORLgAEs-Ship Hilah-6 bis Ioe MIR Lspget55 bbls
oasses To,rry-263 bxs Durand co hhds sugar
conio9 do Cram. bale. hemp Bar Johnsonse g.
SO hid. mol,sses Cram Co.'S DO Whits-3s do caste
oil Welsh Brown-64 bxs oil clarke W,son-9 hhds
100 30 molssses 48 bxs 10 order
Empirrsi bales cotton brs tobacco
Center col doPS Willams2sd do sacks nus Perkins
Hook hs!9 bxs mdse Farm e- ger-36 hides bale d.
skn. hhds b tier James9l baes ton Brown-30 do
} II Talman-09d do 81 brs tobacco to order =
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des ' ' '''
BALI,aoaE, Dec 2sAr Catharn me- Wingate from Bnenos
ayres Oc, 2l WAND Watts, and Norhener Davis. New
WtnsGres NC Dec 2,-AE Avsno Pace Boston; s2d
Larolina Gikey, Chsreston; ALPINE MART ique
Rij iinVpnis' Ana son' Srorgana Cuer, and
,sh fRngifT Psrk and May Ia, bryant. 20 Reo sl
nqle; Nooparei Pope rort Primo; Dresden. Mat ique
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PhiIadeIphia CnttIe Marker

DEC 20 AT Market GOO Pennsy lvania beef cattle in.
Gliding 100 driven to New York; 1870 and calves;
500 wine, and 1000 sheep.
Prices of beeves rather dull at SAL for common to
extra quality, the 100 bs about 30 head unsold Cows
and calves sold at $l8a 30
Swine we quote al SIT a the 100 lbs.
Sheep mostly brought 50 a 81.
Hay-The market is without alterations good Timothy
brings 60 soc the cwt rye straw So the 100 bundles.
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This Bank ia gradually extending ts movements but
gradual that the business operations Of the ycini
ty cannot be injurously affected The specie depert
ment appears to have increased about the same pro
portion, the circulation has expanded and other depart
ments have improved slightly.
The trade Of New Orleans this season. eompsred with
last seems to have fallen or In cotton the operations
have been moro extensive, but in tobacco lead grain
Sour pork &C. there has been diminished amount re
ceived and exported. We annex table showing the ar
rivals exports and stocks OF and tobacco ron the
!" Of september Of each year to December ls period
OF three months and eighteen days:-
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Died,

On Friday noon, 27th inst. JOHN LEwrs In the 4sth
year Of his age.
The relatives ami friends of the family and also the
members Of Getty Lodge No IL, o. Of o. F.. and thu
ship Joiners Benevolent Society, respec fully invn
90 20 suend hts funeral from his late residence s5 Or
without further invitation.
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sxespt isas whsa the sssaserep Inst yas ws coming
in The ersp this year is doubt kept back
Of the low prices ruling In tobacco there has bean
very great decrease in the arrivals and exports This
can be principally attributed to the reduced crop this
year, compared with previous ones
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PACKET SHIP sIDpor Cobb for Liverpool will sail to-day
At IL O'Clock.
ScHa COMMUNICATIVE stated yesterday that
this vessel had pilot board on the rocks In
Harlsate She was with uts iot at the time.
BRIO PEtoNIc, Wilbur of Newcastle Me from Bordeaux
for New ork tbefoe wported) put Newport 25h inst
with IS Of fore opmas fore aud main tpgallsnt mss nd
81 posed decks elt.
sn,r Cisc,srArL1We learn that portion Of the rigging
and spars OF this ves ell as been brought city
her cargo ha been saved and IN stroe
hopes .nternea that the ship will b. raised and the hull
brought up 10 the city.-[N. o. Pc, Dec. IL.
in I. lat ~, Ion 86 30 -
FsW Lovsy, from New oleans for Liverpool 10Th inst
James Shepherd Rsdman New ORLEANS for Lvepooi 2oth
inst lat 90, Lon ~ ", -
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Bieasing In acknowledgements Magical
Pain torT is healing Save which be had
oul 81 ourtIandt acknowledged by all who have
used 70 be the most wonderful Article er Known els
in every will any Of the following complaints
pay wi / be refuse d for
Burs, Old Sores, Erysipeas,
Seais, Br, SEES, Chafes
Ch,lblans, Coldi Wounds, Wounds,
EIuptons, Sore Ewes, Piles
Salt Kheum, ScrofuIa Tender Feet, &c.
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Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Dec n.-There was not much DISPOSE
ton to operate In cotton yesterday wing in part to The
non-recepon Of any later intelligence from Europe and
likewise to the advance in iresh The transactions
were on moderate scale, and only amounted to 1900
bales, at previous prices.
LIvERPooL CLASSIFICATION.
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dea hundrtd and when the ced the
sufferers dreaming that these doing all the
Chief " hen the breath is Offensive and there much pick
about The liz with fus-d checks &c.. symptoms
whi indicate the Il worms. Shernans Worm Lo
fchey destroy them when al other
fail Children will tAss them easy, and for They
have bee used four hundred thousand and al
ways with perfect
shern aus Warehouse o6 Nassau street. Agents. ITO
Broadway A.tor Hose 227 Hudson street, 1888 Bowery;
East Broadway; William St. Ledger Buildings, Phila
dspha; aud State st, Boston.
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Marrlad.

On Wednesday, 2Sh inst. by the Rev. Mr. Rogers, Mr.
JoH~ WARD Of Jersey City, to Miss MARoAREr SHORT o
Hoboken, New Jersey
At Brooklyn. by the Rev Mr.. Farley, (;roRoE Car
LING Esq OF New York, to Miss MARY ANN HApwELL OF
BROOKLYN
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SALES or SrocKs-BosToN, Dec -, 1874.
80 shares Western RR, $685. 100 Norwich and Worces.
ter RR os3 80 Reading kR, 22; TAO div East Boston
GO, 1t; $1,000 Massachusetts sterling bonds, l04
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The WEATHER. Christmas was beautiful day
mild and pler sant, and was followed by another
day OF sunshine and mildness, equ ing almost MAY
day" Last year we had few days Of equal mdness 10
December among them was Christmas Hartford Times
De-
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.Nasts4iANIS.
PARK rIahAv.IsE.

THIS EyENI.G, D-ce rter afh tsu VIII b. pr.s>u,ed
G. G. eAkG FOR III. HEAkTAcH - Young Rspid Mr.
NJ 81 Sri.i; va Rapid Mr.. hirreudae; Jsssy Oatlsnd,
MI. oksry,r; Mixs v oars. Mrs. d. OF ~
- conclude .ih CHRISTMAS CAROL--Scrooe. M
Ih.ppeadsle oho.t Of Old Marley, ar barry -
~ pSlvs Lat lie. ~ and Third
PALrO's NEW YORK. OPERA I511TTsE
sArUkoa AZ EVENING DIE 2s,''-'eth nIri'i q the
O~ra avoid bly, changed and PuRiTASl viii ~ psss
f.smed-Ev gooa Borshese; Arthur sig or Au suini,
Walton, Signor Val sli'.a; Richard, signor Iomasi
ADMISSION; F,n +, Panaes 81: -reo.o Tier 80 cts
svas Doxss WIN admissions, So seats secuied iron A
NJ to NJ Doors al 7; performance commence az
IL o'clock Lbssttos Englsh Italian he had at he
Box Office
Ia preparation sEgIRAMiDE which will be given near
week wtn additional horussss Oceh-stra Military Baud.
Company
The Days Of performance hereafter will be Tuesdays Thus
DAYS aud SATURDAYS dygn
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T ii + ART OF WING,
BY HAND AND BY POWER:
With Introductory Account Of It's Rise AID Progress
A. Gent and Modem Times
ron THE USE or MANUFscIuRtRs AND OTHERS,
BY Clinton q. GilIOy.

ID
A, cient aud Aod.rn Times.
ron THE USE or MANUFscruRtRs OTHERS,
BY Clinton q. GiiIOy,
PRACTICAL WEAVER AND MsvrFscrURyR
One large emo Yoiume illustrated cith neary 800 Engyar.
- ings Wood and Steel, pain and co1ored
THE 4odin Dtrre aud value iuu now
for the first time brought 10 light in this work neces-
sav command extensive aud attention lnded
awork wIit,n a'th admirable cIea-s thoroughly practical
aud OF which manufacturer Of Iths AFFORD 10
IN ien-rn, Mihaview Of encouraging very snIa,eed
ccu tn hs wok has been issued the ycceding w pri
OF Five pola net we ~ sntee The wo h live pefe
All. &c n u the practical weaver a. d manu- actuvr
Al ofdes Tor Books. accom- anied with rmi'tsnce and
siecihc Iections u be dressed i'll be neatly pu ~
and sent free OF Of the principe,
IL wi he'd wi be put 40, dire ted aud left al
any pace in thu city, a coldiug TO actions
d2s Ia GEO. u. BALDWIN, % Spruce street.
CARD
m, citing Of the GARLAND GUARDS held AZ Ma.
"A Il nal Hal thursday he III inst the following s
luions unauimd usl I'd pied:
eslye hat the sine e hanas o. thu Company are due
aud ale tesb nde ct oha LsIl.nd Esq, his muaih
cence plesc ii with sutiiul pr.f Guide Coio,s
he.olved Int ~ The csdmi OF tas mpany the
DID gin we " had ths - ssesses val
hch 4 would fail TO posses Il am. other
Is I've n ia copy Of hese rssel, ens q I'd by ths
Captain :, secstafy lie handed MIR ohm Carl nd an
is, be published ia lie Argus, Sun and Herald
Nm LLOYD, Cspt
w. ". NIrHERELL secv 81 &c
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Asthma and Dyspepsia are positively cur
ed in all by Longleys Western dian Panacea and the
offer refund the money all If cure
is not efec ed. sold at 81 Courtlandt str,et.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-28
A GRAND CONCERT

OF MI CELLANtOuS MUSIC will be given tie lane It,
Church Abingdon square, NJ nday Evening, The 3Oih
Ba o. The U. ship Norh Carolra vii b. present
he S gog viii consist of soo,, Duets hous.ss
-.ed fiom The 81 ro,ed suihois The Rv WIN FAT.
toN u u, " Ill d liver address the Iemp-rsnce Re.
mat'on, together with other exercise. which pro
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bl-. k.r sd Carr he ct. e.s; Mr. Duans okstoie. Eshh
yeIu e Mr. CMes, So Caoal H.; Mr. Dubois 2s1 Eth
zenith y Get; DR. Burnett 1903 HaN MIR r, OK as
iowa d street., md the door the above evening.
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