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AMUSEMENTS.


uJEp pAAE:SS6a EVENING. Jan. L-isth night OF the
= tsi slsRs Poo
I-n Romio Sig. AAiognnl Dandn ,SIs. Tomas; Don
AsGnnse w FIR, Her so parqeete ell second Tier
Private ,saSss with admissions 50 Ssats es't
commence Az S'cck Ibreito> IN Eaglsh and i,nlaa can
be On pad F =, te s sIaiRasDF. with additional chs
Orrcla Military Band, Scenery and dresses
svih the whne strength oi Tie company; --,. .rh.
days and Saturdays go
S,oNCERT.-THE oRPHEAN FAMILY, in congestion
~ with Nh Francis H. BfeSn VII siss sp nrs, S,Cs a
The doors wal be al 81. Concert 10 commence al -
Ticket, so een,s-to be obtained a, the principal Masc
Stores The A:ol House, and at the do Particular T; n .a-
A MERIcAiN;s MFsEUM.-GRANp HOLIDAY AT
a5s5AhHl IS EE EEsE0t Bis NJ CAD '
Fac" h'e''"S THE. LECTURE ROOM
enlarged and beautIte end capable Of holding lu
Spend Company of Performers and unprecedented list
'-''''' OURANG OUTANG.
The irse,. sna of the kind brought 10 tins country,
and the only living now America She IS known by
the significant casr S.,s.,a 81 FANNY,
And unvsralIy allowed be the nearest approach 10 hu
nlnny my animal ever yet discovered She indeed the
cupectng link between man and brute, pOsSsns ~ many
Of the shnrac;ec. OF the the ohet She VII: be seen
The ManasSst' h has engaged MADAME ROCKWELL. a
celeb aied
Lndy who By looking mt Rocs is capable of foe,slng
future revealing those ta, past, describing diseases,
e CONSUMER @ sf as al hoS S A 81 and
The evening at az e.; a E6aIss OF Sn > sSs
- '' ~, I, GREAT W KS TgEikSNT:pIAN
MRS. WESTERN,
An Af la PETITE H@ @a Isief'sS Ni'''
MISS NJ. E ADAiG,
at,tap tSi anil acc, .yhf
'asq MI Y" Gn a$si
Splendid a'''as' SEW ' YEARS 2lfP:5' BAY f3'
ADMISSION to the whole. = cenis-chdfe under ~ yea!s oil
age. l9's cents. . dS
sJEW-YoRK MUSEUM. BRoAiDWAY. opposite tie
ATTRACTIONS UNPRECEDENTED,
oURANG oUrANG!
Fourteen Performers.
ONE ii L l. C..
A performance every afternoon N O'Clock.
TING an enormous sum- pre-, allied upon HIM to postpone his de-
pafure iar Phsdepha another week The Manager NJ
ns anne ' NJ ke9s the creature n tbs cold aaar OF
globe may iEom rs pecuat c9Gon s 6 " the
public the announcement he has upon o'er
does entertain the slightest apprehension rs tn the result OF
following array otaent and he has hesitation IN ASSERTING
that be surpassed ut place oi amusement IN te
city putting price out Of the question.
Mr.. LYNCH, the siGelet Ballad Singer.
MIR. kNEAS, Mr.. KAVANAGH j. MURPHY, the much
admired VocaiSts.
Mr. HUNrLEY, the unrivalletl Accordonst.
Mrs. PHILLIPS, the Accomplished SINGER 80 =,
AIrs. CARNEY. Miss bORTON. Miss SINCLAIR. Tho
Lady Selo4ists.
Ms F GEcA EE Il. a 1?ssiS
LADY MINIS rRELs
SOUTHERN SONGSTERS.
Will introduce n variety of Ethiopian Alnlodlss. 10,
Evening performance Id commence nj u 10 4 IoV
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WIN T E R T o Ms
ACADEMY OF COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL
PENMANSHIP,

NO ISL BROADWAY
Cy- Mr. WTNTERTON informs his ineEds and the pubic
tina his Academy for
COMMERCIAL AID GENERAL PESAANsuIP,
Ism open AT No 81 Broadway dtrnn The Day and Even
i2=. Terms Fire Dsars for course OF IaeiB LeSs'ls
s w does not guarantee the performance Of imPoss
biti. IN twelve lessons but he does most fully pledge
hinise to paIt 10 pupils ordinary capacity and attention.
q free. bold and elegant style of
Of.hand Writing.
Suited to all the occupations et lie and especially adapted to
mercantile pursuits.
either in copies specimens, other form IS perfectly
othand 'and such of easy general attainment, It's
merits being manifest the INST stroke OF the Pea. ard not
ecied by hilarious i;incon of Co3perpete, ea!F de-
cpyc To Ordinary observer aad np-rrcabe IN I'll The ready
al liable of the Ar lie teieute confidently III
vIes young men pursuing contemplating commercial ousl
ness this City, well those from the county seeking the
ACQUISITION of an easy ecbe handwriting their best intro
ducfion TO such business call the Academy and
his STYLE rapid illustrations OF which VIII De executed IN tsr
presence and no charge made.
Ladies instructed clear neat and tasteful style OF
wrtng suited 10 Eplsteny and other purposes and net
cclled any of the qualities of beautiful Peunansp Hour
GentIe.nen's Case. al A. Nj. aad Up. NJ.
-. Private lessons II desired.
Satisfactory Improvement inYaliabie. % lmeoos'
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WHO is VERY THANKFUL
For the immense patronage received during the Christmas
Hclidays2 .,n,p,
Who sold Christmas Games and Books cheaper than
other Bookseller in the City?
SHEPARD.
Who has great variety English and American Annuals.
and other illustrated Books
SHEPARD
Who sells Leaflets of Memory great quantities. and
rery cheap? ,,,,n,,n
Who has great variety of illustrated Books not
other store?
Who sell. Drawing Room Scrap.Books very cheap
SHEPARD
Who sells every variety of Papeiries
SHEPARD
Who sells Gold Pens and Pencils cheaper than else
SHEPARD
Who has had great crowd at hir store for the last
weeks?
Whe keeps all the Holiday Games?
SHEPARD.
Who has asded additional nunber OF Clerks 30 as to be
able 10 accommodate all his numerous customers
SHEPARD.
Who keeps the Bookstore where Paper Stationery nnd every
other article in the Book and Saoners line sold at unusu
ally low sce. and the location directly opposite Johns;Tee
al lsi Hhsa~asf SHEPARD. d3l
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NEW PUBLICATIONS:
pR0SPECTuS.
THE MORNING POS L.

rr7HE undersigned proprietor Of the DAILY FORUM -
Philadelphia eacenra<sd By the patronage he has received,
nrupo.es on the January enlarge is paper and
present II 10 the public in form, and under the
rue MORNING posi-
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,-po. s,y-Jish Lceches at I:ets cts. apiece

, received and for sale DELLUC & DUP scee.
Ns,, y,rk Aha on land. snyply OF DnPuys cele
h,sted flexible IVORY PATENT NURSE, ior infants nse
nd Rrea Shields ard Pnp,nry Jelly for so'c breast
,r he as above wholesale and ,etni CD Siaw3ms
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,-,--r.tsny,s.,ed I7e5,-SOAP CANDLES AND
gTSgf:H-J d. x w LEE, Manufacturer Nas- OIL ; ann
(, seade street have constantly 90 hnno The
ost market pTices warranted equal not supsrcr 70 my
mrnuiac; IN the city, delivered shipped without cnage
for boxes or Carriage. .r-.u.z who pr.
Merchants Grocers County Dealers and Fanihe. IN
IN want OF the above ARTICLES wall tnd II TO Incl i" w.
call on us. before purchasing elsewhere. N Z. w LEE
nl2 3mis :. ~ o "
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e. :. FISK. Aueiioneer.
sSYC 9 FISIl-Stora No. - anastrest, National Han.l
Is AT PRIVATE SALE
Superior Mahogany and P'hsa desks and maple oeu
hand ingram carpets ply hair md moss splendid
rosewood pier tables piano fores ladies' English double Bun
;ty brass Tenders; smoke CONDENSER FOR jewelers. use
large quantity Of sword and other Canes. and Cane
Trimmings: a~ seyern hundred Swords for canet caupris
inr fine assortment ut auction prices
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Boarding.-alrs. GoSs having opened ihe new a,u
conmoo. house % Veey near The Asor o,e p'o ns1
rhn,re nj desirable nom. transient OF p;en,
800 .,,er warm and cold Bath. fee. he ioc',i =
49, c.trl W., auI,t and ,lfdy Terms modefate s0 LIB
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n Nj RAKER Anc,ions

r. NJ. BAKER. Auc,ioDseL
DY MORGAN < JOHNSTON. Store 2is Broadway.
10 THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock.
large aud general assortment OF Dry Goods, Cutlery Gold
and Silver Watches amongst WHICH are some superior E1:
csh Lovers Jewe!ry Fancy Articles, SC &c. Liberal cash
advances made on all con snments Gu, door sales attended
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M Mechanics Institute Lecture


,,Wfi6LEsALE prices for this WEEK ONLY at No. EoIt
sdlree nenr Broadway. Ladies. don't forget 10 cal ana
uDply yourselves in time.- n0y ''iS
M mechnnics' Institute observation-disclosures
Pms Srrr4 Lecture on Chemistry. applied 10 the Me
rfanic Ans aud Manufactures with numerous expepea
srabon will be delivered u the 1l,ite iectvre Ro9m
te Tor the Course including other Lectures and Glasses
sn Of The Institute the Lectures free Terms of member
ship which gives privileges 70 the school, Lipsfy aga hea
Friday Evening, Sd January IA o'clock Mr. T. Joslias
Saturday, Evening, Oh January at X o'clock the Debq
~ Club ns' q .o the d;1Ss Of H ana ssena'
nsr Free Lectures ON PhrencIosy, Physi-
Glogy pnd Physiognomy in three Courses. by o. s. FOW
Clinton Hall every Tha,se1y eyenqs At The Church
rr and al St. Lukes building corner Of Hudso2 and Grove
MoGday IN sar F s,! aaa
Asortbuton taken For particulars see bills and daily nj,
ytsemeets Professional examinations daily mt III Nassau
rce Abo, works the above sciences for sne DIS 2wIs
n First Anniversary OF the Sabbath
School attached the First Mariners. Church; N
TStsyslee, nsar Clinton. on NEW YEARS NIGHT,
''a1l'' ~ i''' ORDER OF EXERCISES.
!. lynn. By the Singing Class
s@sss b the Infant SS c Iis:, Of len c,
) siueinS, by the Iaiant Class.
Poetic Address Deity by Gin.
. Hymn, by the Singing Class
& Ihnogue-Convered Sailor. Boy-by two Boys
D. Duet, by two Girls.
TO- Poetic Address, by Girl.
II. Hymn by Inc Singing Glass
u Aldes-Ths Solemn CeebntIon-by Boz.
u Soo-Wid F1owers-by Girl.
II Dansue-Useiuness of Saiors-by one Boy and two
Girls.
& Is Siusng, by the Infant Class
Is Addes by Boy.
H. A6drsss-femalc hssonary-by Gull
j Dueli, by two Girls.
" Address, by Girl.
:. y Hymn, by the Singing Class.
q Dnpgue-Ay Mothers Gold Ring-by Two Boys.
2 MISREPRESENTATION
Tickets Ono shlilnginuy be had of the Superintendent
,Teacsp Of tbs School and at The door of the Church
1seyeling Of Tho Anniversary.
Exercises 10 commence at o'clock d3i 2t
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EvNSfSG

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Arc,ics,eer.
ElY BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT.--tore Df Bt0a q.
ID SayLibeal cash syancesneris maze 90 ccnsgrnsnss
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A. C. FUTILE, Auctiopeer.

a.. z. r,
I1LEGA ANT AND FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD AND
L. MAHOGANY FuRNlTURE-The, ssle Of elegant and
fashionable Furniture advertised al auction This DAY by JACOB
s Pait nj Halls joining the Broadway House. Corner
OF Broadway and Grand streets entrance IN Grand street.
storm when will positively tnke place. and every article q
which crrranicd made the hest VIII be pefop-
orily sold o the highest bidder for cash. ,,
10 DENTIsrs--In the sale will ne ionnd an elegant Ma
hocnny Case with drawers rosewood chair piaf ana spiOon
made 10 order for n Dentist. DO 9t,
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r,5- NUTS! MnYs an" Furs-Seliing by reta
,tyfjtJi IL prices for this WEEK ONLY at No. Cont
nSsee nea Broadway. Ladies' don't forge; to call anl
-, yourselves in time nSt ems
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shapae;,,assss Cure.-JoEl. sHEw, NJ d. an ,u,,o,
Gun s-..I N Ssies cure and editor At ..rhs
sy Sesetea hi. tina 10 the practice Of ,hs n as,
ysaa IN all forms Of disease and e., s,es
TO wbetsser nm. The ea,m0n, can be e.or,
lance are vac can Be obtained Patients from Ak
oEcs IS Bsrrs Tho poo, advised .ra,uo,.sl, -.
pi3ns
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~ Leeches! Leechcs:! Leeches !:'-.e ~
C b f,l, .zes) for sale Z, Tx cent? each by
Nm Watsoi Cheml,i &c Apothecaf5 Hall. IS gG,lnInc
r.r.-s ~
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- SPRING PASSAGE FR0M LlVERPOOL-BY THE
,EA NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACkETS.-The
49, following magnificent packe, ships will sail from Liv.
eTooe puncfuaIy stated below
'rbe LIVERPOOL, 1l50 tors, 9Th Feb.
This SIDDONS, 1850 tons, Ilth Feb.
The QUEEN OF THE WEST, l25o tons 9Th March.
The SHERIDAN, loo tons. llth March.
Persons wishing send for their friends any part of the
Old Country make arrangements with the subscribers
favorable terms 10 have them brought BY either Of the
above well known ard ayorite packet ships Sir ya TAP.
SCOTT e q rg nl M ~, ine oil ~ pas
most reliance be placed hse sent for having quick
despatch and proper attention pad them For further pa.icu
lars apply To w. 6c J. T. TAPSCGnT,
do s6 South ". Maiden lane.
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IN OUR LAST COMMUNICATIONS we said thaf if Mr..
DODGE stated things they were he should hive word
Of from but he has no: told them trey were
defy him. and all the world with him. prove otherwise
We shall take farther notice ofany Thns be may and
geeabe circumstances growing out Of 70
notice him at all HIS Acknowledgment OF The facts r pgh
shed by us what we wished the public 70 understand We
therefore luke eaye thanking him for the assace he has
rendered Us making them known.
d2l istf E 81 J. PARBLY.
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" sCEIpiIoN AND ADVERTISING AGENCY.
No. l6l Nassau street. (Tnbune Buldinss,i Sew.1oik
.. I6 State street, BostoiI
a. 50 Pine street, Philade1phia
s. E ccrHef OF Baltimore and Calvert sneea bahnaozc
Adysrtise1ens and Subscriptions received Tor tome
Of s hest Nespa OF mos arc c1
every stat, the United States for which ne tho duly
authorized Agent :.
snscy invited avail themselves Of the eum which my
nrency Affords OF communicating directly win the people Of
'S v. b. PALMER
as bf Agent for County Newspaper. Tribune Buildnss.
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- SEE LAST PAGE.

q-,ourss Benton. ho I'll &c 10 ii Co,beal &:
I, T,' RoSeri. ad lst Jan No da!s m
70 Len brs ~ H.. Hogan is I'M Havana iof fofunau
50. spsse LIE x - 60 pn-sed ship steering -ouh
nj irs; 10 ~ :. -" win white star 81 the centre Ded h
;sss s & soa. isTs' john B. b'o"' 'sa@''' Au
Lane Turk ia sa d.o l",l s %,is
i. ard Old eoppe.. an Inc nth also brig. supposed the NO"
y Piad % 70 The ssS eH Boiler Sf ie Of
4 and f9i bs Ocean OF Philad. and Appleton sid
"a he 9Th o to Clara % DAYS from 81 Themes, - bel
BIG 9sfsaei Sailed in CO. wi;h brig Elizabeth, io' uss
.ssL.d -,, 12J.vs tom Mobile. with cotton 20
gns Tarrnns S tf ms, 100 u;les west o. iof''gi,'
TssesS' @ ken sss ds T. 5 sa'
Nsaas IN HAVE @ e. Ion II Dr. 'e9r In ss an n, T.,
.ssi. ,sas ss Ssy s.
.esy add l9 Wilson sd 10Th I'm Blakey for Havana
ssI sae sleeper days from Ihoma''0n' WIN ''t 10
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S,ase % Canal s,Ieer. (Nsticnal Hal(
CALEOF HAWIS FANCY GOODS. TOYS, &c ats
Canal street, Monday and Tuesday Both and 3lst Dec nsf
at 10 CLOCK will he sold large Gaay oil sessogabe iency
Shnwl, some superior style AMI quality, suitable for New
Years presents also assortment ~ oussere eiais anu
other Dry Good and quantity OF Toys and fancy articles os
All who wish supply Themselves win pre-
seats for the New Yearw do well 10 attend this sale. ds
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Below.

- .,0ao.ea to be TIE Eugeaiu. I'm Ven Cruz.
a. 5ags unknown.
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GREEN WORSTED BARECES-L.ow and high priced,
4 ASSORTED qnnlties, Ju,; received and for sale by
WILLIAMS, RANKIN & PENNIMAN.
agl s. Wiicm.street, corner Cedar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-31

INDIA RUBBERS.-India Rubber Shoes. and lined and
rted Ruhbers io sale by the dozen single pair,
Gt g Maidsn Lane b. - ,,,.--o,>- n1->-1-o>-
& ~.
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GLAZED STRAW BoARDS-lO tons. very superior
dsl CYRUS w FIELD. Butling Slip.
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sTEEI. IRON-3O,ons Dannamora Bar l'on vefy su
;, urrCr article for Steel, for sale 10y
as Is JOSEPH TUCkERMAN. % West 81
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a UCTfON NOTlCE.-l.ADIES ELEt.ANI MuFFS:E,-
"A mo. s. BELTS K co. wall sell THIS DAY. al lst
o'clock (whout regard to the wether al the 1ss No. ~
uowey between Prince and Hou,ton com
pr,.ug an OF Blue Fox Rcd Fox, SABLE
Dab Bear Badger, Black Lynx Short Lynx. Fox; wash
&c Persons wishn make New Years Present vii md
his excellent opportunity Ladies are mymed
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ry,HE MESSRS E q. ]. PARMI4Ys last communication
i is IN pesect keeping with their character. They pro-
kenaent, which appeared in The Tribune Of Ihe
they well know impossible ard hence satisfy t5em,eys. 70
easier by valany dsfping me end ~ 1ae ucrG
Is short the,r will lss.lae hey pcsie,y
thank ackro9led OF the Facts IL the easo
AS the Mssrs. Parny 10 have araed though q "a
her late day thai prudence the better part Of yaof
their warfare against no may bet res
sonaby hope that they will ao desst from private sanne,
which have greater thaD any open attacks
'n ais s Ia 'eif j. sMiTH DODGE a Bood
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CASHMERE D'LAINES, MERINOS, &c.
The ladies' Of lis city about purchase the above named
articles Of dress goods. invited call and examine
LARGE assortment before they purchase as we
are now offering bargains worthy of notice.
Of 3mis SUTTON & CO.. III Spring cor. Sullivan.
n u. Rtnchn Plaid Cloakiuxs Of noWeat stylea.
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i = nv. .saEar Coated, Ind. yer. p,n,.-. Neil,

tne Tskjpo w.. ,s"teuJ Ind. VOC. PfIls.-' Medi-
y Ssa SnsS es ~ has been admirably effected by DR.
ny. -. By combining Indian We
Il eeseous l5r adults and pie@s and
s0a Sfsset Sod ., the office aud cor OF Bowery
AANk the label. Price 3 cents. |.
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~ HUBBARD GOLDSMITH STONE, iOl Broadway.
YIN corner OF Walker street Is constantly making nd
Ess.s2 Ware and Fancy Goods Fl; c. s. invariably buys
for thereby getting goods the lowest rates. hence he
enabled by keeping the principles OF quick saies and
moderne returns please his customers both IN regard u
qunlity and prce.
Ali kinds Of Jeyyery made order Watches and Jewelry
carefully repaired Old Watches, God and Silver taken IN
exchange or bought for cash H. G.. STONE,
dl3 Sf s0l BROADWAY. corner Wnlker-st.
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MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PRESENT.
Now ready, an Edition OF the
III IRROR L B A r Y,
Complete IN one Volume and Elegantly Bound.
PRICE, FIVE DOLLARS.
Tho MIRROR LIBRARY comprises the bcst contribution,
10 the LITERATURE EUROPE And AMERICA ever collected
in volume. The choicest gems IN
PROSE AND POETRY.
cf forty of the most brilliant and popular writers OF The
rse-mnkn: in all abou,
ONE THOUSAND PAGES
in the most beautiful stereotype THIS Lbrnry has received
the highest praise of the literary Throughout; the country
and n - - -. 49,,
GIFT BOOK FOR THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
valuable and appropriate than most vi the epe
rnsrR works prepared Tor
CHRISTMAS AND NEWYEAR'S PRESENTS.
For sale wholesale und retail by ~
daft Corner of Beekman and Nassau streets.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Nd l.. 4. STUART, corner of Greenwich and Chambers
III streets have lust received extensive assortment of
FRENCH FANCY BOXES. BOW B0.ES. CoR.N,ETS,
COIN BOXES, &c. sc.
Made expressly for them by tbs best manufactures in Paris
portion of which of desigs and extra inish All OF
which will be sold III moderate prices.
Also the usual variety of Steam Refined Candy, Sugar
Piuus. &C. Of superior quality. dlo2wis
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-05
PATENT OFFICE, December 5, 1874.

ON the petition of Edmund NJ Waggoner, OF Co
~ lumba, Adair county, Ky, praying for the ex-
tension of patent granted to said Wsggoner for an
improvement in the Bar Shear Plough, for seven
wears from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 18th day of January, ls45
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in January next at
70 o'clock, NJ; and all persons notified TO appear
and show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the
Madisonan printed at Washington; the Sun printed
at Baltimore the Keystone and the Sentinel printed
at Philadelphia the Aurora, printed at New York !;
the Times printed at Boston, and the Democrat print
ed at Louisville, KY, once week for three success
sive weeks previous to the first Monday in January
NEXT. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p S. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing this notice. dec 5-law3w
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PROPOSALS. FOR RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, Oct 81 1874
DY direction Of the Secretary of War; sealed pro-
ID posals will be received at this Office until three
O'clock p NJ, the 3lst of December next, for the
manufacture and delivery Of the following arms for
the use of the United States, viz:
10000 rifles, percussion lock- new model.
10000 pistols do do do.
One fifth of the above arms to be delivered annu-
ally, during the ensuing five years, commencing on
the LIST of july l645 The whole subject to the proof
and inspection prescribed by the Ordnance Depart
ment, packed in strong boxes Of the pattern now
used, and delivered at such places may be designa-
ted, the United States paying reasonable price for
the boxes and transportation to the place Of delivery
The proposals will be sealed, endorsed proposals
for Rifles and Pistols and addressed, under enve-
ope, to this Office G. TALCOTT,
Lieut. Col. Ordnance
To be published in the Madisonan, Globe and
National lnelligencer; ST. Louis Reporter, Clncnna
Ii Republican, Columbus CO., Old School Republic
can, Pittsburgh Morning Post, Baltimore Sun, Phlla-
dclpha Mercury, New York Aurora, Norwich News,
CT, and Boston Times, for two months.
Oct 22-2m
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-05
j. M. DAVIS,
SURGEON DENTIST,
LATE OF TRENTON, N. J

LATE OF TRENTON, N. j.
Having located himself in this city, respectfully
IL offers hi, professional services TO the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity. lie has
taken rooms at Mrs f. KLElBER'S, on Pennsylva-
MA avenue between 9Th and 9th streets, where he is
prepared to wait upon those who will be so kind TO
favor him with their calls.
All the curative operations will be attended to
with much and ease, practicable In the pa
tent From one to whole or parts of sets of
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH
with gums, inserted upon q new principle, which will
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage.
The advantages over the ordinary method will be
explained by exhibiting set of each kind to those
who may call at his office. Dec. SON