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The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09
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rE7HE und sfsi3nsd have ths day associated them TON FACF3RAGE AND GENERAL COM NISSI IN BUSINESS ia Naw sri ans, under the name and style of john c. Pratt & Co. office at 52 Common street. JN0. C. PRATT,
 JACOB BNRKNAN,
 $. F BELkNAP
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VIZ fA4N V A5AFs c nELTRIES and Furs, of every description, for which the highest prices will be paid in Goods or money Il. IN. A.phlSH,
 Sept 4th, Is44.-52 Maia Sbeet.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09

and examine for themselves, before making pureha- ses elsewhere.
 Tines ot selling at Auetion Every "Wednesday night-and every SQtuMag, from 10 o'clock 0. nl.. until D. n.-and continue in tae evening by ca9i- dle light. JIFG0B MITCHELL,
 .4actioa and Commission Merchant M4ia sireei, Lifle. .R9ci, .lugrc9 ,, lS4t. 25-y
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09

steel E'cns. 00 GROSS Purdow pens, OO 9 do American school pens, p do Perian Pens,
 30 do Magnun Bonum pens,
 and quire Ledgers of fine ruled paper, on consignment, and to be sold low
 J. MITCHELL, Auction and Commission Merchant, l. Main street, Little Rock, March, ,, lst4. 25-ly
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09
l.n,s. ny r,rzE1 YEAR.
- 2 .nrnr,,E,f.sE1nETNrs

AApllIsS A or Isss each additional ,
 's' 2 ',oontbs ol $6 square, $4
 u 10 5 ,o I5 |" f2
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-09
FEMALE SeyBg4egar.

Little Rock June, 24, I844. 4i-tf
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
Superior Court.

. Before the Chief Justice.
DEc. 6-.James Fttows and others Clement T.. Che
poher-This action reported in yesterday = Herald,
this day resumed, and will be concluded tomorrow.
Before Judge Oakley.
DEc. 5-Geo,ge Roberts vs. jacob H. panderbW This
action o respass for assault and battery alleged
to have been committed the person Of plaintiff, " no
Ia editor Of the Boston Daily Times by defendant the
18th day OF June last under the following
appeared in evidence that defendant s Captain OF the
steamer Worcester, sailing between Norwich and New
York; Tint the passage TO New York ponn, who was
passenger entered into conversation with another pas
senger who complained 10 him that he had been over
charged; learning this, plaintiff made the known
OF the conductors and while 10 conversation 18th
him. the Captain deck and told plaintiff that he
making boistereus noise deck, and must go for
ward and disturb the Of the passengers plaintiff
In reply said that the vessel public conveyance
and ought TO be used such In 10 this defend
ant stated that plaintiff was did scamp; to this plaintiff
merely by shaking his finger him. and using
the expression you dirty dog" upon which defen-
dant seized hold Of plaintiff end Knocked him down. II
put in for defence that plaintiff very boisterous
in talking about the alleged imposition which had been
explained al the time, creating disturbance In the inn
mediate vicinity OF the ladies' aaloonthat The defend
ant ordering him the uproar he called him
dirty dog-thst on plaintiff slyins he would make as
much noise he thought proper he ordered him forward
accompanying the order with slap on the face.
Verdict for plaintiff $50 G. Nsgle for plaintiff; VIM.
r. Thorn for defendant.
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u. =. Circuit Court.
naf.x. f..l.a n.kS.


DEC. o. Bei@ Grant VS. Mafhias B,1xn Tins was IN
action on gusrrutee to recover Of 7l0 l3s.
appeared the plaintiffs are extensive merchants in Lon
don, aud were doing large commission business for
American houses from 1891 10 1889. The counsel in
opening stated that MessTs c. w. and Herman Bruen,
sons OF defendant had been unfortunate business in
1884 but concluded that Mr.. Thorn, who had
been clerk in the establishment should continue the bu
sness in his and that G. w. Bruen should he
in the store managing affairs and in feet directing It. Az
the firm had large dealings abroad in order 10
enable them to continue II necessary that credit
should be established in London Matthias Bruen being
wealthy, allowed his son, q. w. Bruen, to make OF
his name to any extent Defendant also plaintiff
expressing himself gratihed with the patronage he
tended Tn Ar horn and stang fhnf thay might consider
him for any which might in future
be between them In 1897, Mir Thorn and @. w. Bruen
failed, defendant being their creditor large amount
They showed but slight assets, and it generally sup
posed defendant was secure On MIR. Grant coming to
this country during the year, defendant said his house
B q held general guarantee OF his for Mr. Thorn
but had recollection of having given IT, In 1882
plaintiff entered suit against defendant for the balance
asserted to be due by MIR Thorn 1t contended ON
the trial. in lSl that guarantee could only be shown
by general guarantee bond and the Circuit Judges Of
this Dstr OF ruled and the went favor Of Mr.
BrHen but in appealing to the Supreme Court the dec
sion was reversed and the sent back for
trial.
Daniel D. Lord for plaintiff; Mr. Bidwell and J. r Hall
for defendant
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

The0tric0i1, txc.
The Philadelphia state that the Concert Of Mr.
Phillips which of on Tuesday evening at the Mu-
scsl Fund Hail. well md fashonably attended He
gives second this evening At the same place.
Among the passengers in the packet ship Prince Albert.
which sailed from this city for London, Wednesday
morning, was Mr.. Joseph Burke Of Albany.
Mr.. Hackett is performing at the National Theatre
Boston.
The Swiss d I'll Ringers are now at Washington.
The Philadelphia Sacred Music Society is about to be
revived under circumstances OF the auspicious cha
racter The managers have in active preparation
sacred oratorio called the Seven Seepers" by Loewe
said TO Of the very best compositions pro-
duced The ora,oro Is founded iateresting rel
gous legend belonging the early days OF Christianity,
and has been performed in Europe with great success
Mr. Whitney closed his Of Lectures on shaks-
peare Readings, &C. last evening in Philadelphia. He
has been highly successful.
Mr. j. H. Green, the Reformed Gambler, now enlRht
ening the people Of Portland the tricks Of tie gam
bers
Dr. Hollock has been highly successful with his lec-
lures The origin Of Human Lne," in Philadelphia
The New Orleans papers state that Miss Moore the dan
suese has arrived ancles and all She is supendous
attraction.
The Rev. Mr. Giles ia delivering lectures at the Me.
chanics' Institution, Boston, with great success.
Forrest IL drawing tremendous houses at the Walnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia
Anderson equally good at the Chestnut street. The
nifty cent prices appear TO tell well In that city.
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

VIRGINIA LEelsLATuRE.-This body assembled
on Tuesday at Richmond. In the Assembly, Mr..
q. w. Munford was reelected Clerk, without op-
position Mr.. v. w. Southall, VIII z tone OF the
delegates from ALTERNATELY was nominated by Mr.
Watts, ol Portsmouth, and elected Speaker with
out opposition This result was, Of course TO have
been expected from the majority Of the whig party
in the House. The Message Of the Governor,
Mcdowell, is long but temperate and dgnihed, and
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Y. s. SUPREME Court, Dec. 3.--Present, as yes.
tsrday, and Judge Catron No. 4. James A. and Levi
Dickson, PLAINTIFF John T. Wikinsons admnisra-
TOT This cause wss argued by Mr. Brney for the plain.
TINS No. David A. Hall, assignee In bankruptcy Of
y0nn walker plaintiff In error Bank Of Washington
n cause was submitted 10 the Court the record and
printed arguments BY Mess Brent Brent for the plain.
n IN error and by Mr. HELEN for the defendant error
NOS william Henderson, plaintih in error, vs. John
Anderson This cause was submitted to the Court the
record end printed argument by Mr. Conrad Tor the pIa
till IN error. Adjourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock
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DEc. o. John d. Heims Jacob Rotoley and Josepl
Hayman In this case reported In yesterdays Herald tn
jury rendered verdict for plaintiff Of s25 against Har
man, one Of the defendants
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BROKE JAIL-Three men broke out of the Hud-
son jail Saturday night. The Sheriff offers
reward Of $50 for their apprehension Their
Henry Laaer, Henry Thornton and William Waksmsn
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

Before Judge Uishoef.r
Dec 5.-Wm. r. Bu,Ttft vs.. L. s Comsioek This case
reported in yesterdays Herald to-day resumed Yer
dict this forenoon.
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. Is, H. IL, 3d. a. a. A. 40 so
g. 81 30, CO. 81, 6s, 81, co. 70, 7 "a 7s "a IS 76 nh
CohMos P.xAs-Nos Ill, IS. sS 81, 30, 9, %, a. III 10
30, !, 20, ", loo, g.
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Dk. LAKDNEK, UUNSULTING ENGINEEK.
CARD.-The Public Is informed, that DR.. LARDNER
"A continues the prachce Of business Consulting Eng
gnce which he followed extensive scale for
in England and
mercsnts and Others engaged in the
principles of practical science Certificates on
validity and usefulness of inventions aud
arts Reports disputed questions and doubtful points,
rermental invesugstions with view the discovery
o improved Will be supplied undertaken
Teqsred Office No q Spruce street New York.
All business Letters be postpaid prevent time
being lost by frivolous applications all applicants will be
pected TO pay retaining lee OF $40 before Consultation
M mrc
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS -
The steamboat me ii from New York did not arrive
this morning till u o'clock In consequence OF an acct
dent in the Sound last night. We learn that when n
Huntington Light, about 40 miles from New York they
were run into by schooner the bowsprt Of the
striking with such force TO penetrate the boiler which
caused the escpe Of the steam Fortunately no one was
injured. The following certificate was given by the pas.
The passengers commend the coolness order
and discipline, exhibited by Capt Comsock his officers
and crew. the night when the boat dsmaged and
they make their Acknowledgements to the captain Tor his
hospitality in furnishing them with breakfast without
charge Tin consequence Of the delay to which they were
subjected) and at an earlier hour than ususBosfon
7ranscs int, Dec 8.
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

A CoTToN Fac yoRy BURNRD.-The large cotton
factory at Roseville, near Newark, Del, was burnt
TO the ground Saturday night last Is said that boy
who had gone into the factory took piece OF cotton
light candle afterwards threw on the f,or intending
70 cxtingush the fire with his foot but unfortunately the
cotton that was srewn about the floor gnted and the
heard estimated at $4,000 while the insurance only
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

CouRT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS, Alba
ny, Tuesday, Dec. 3 3-Present--The Lieut. Go
vernon. presiding and 90 Senators. No. =. Supervisor
Of Onondsgs vs. J. J. Briggs. Mr. D. b. Noxon conciu
ded for plaintiff in Mr. Geo. Wood heard for dc
fendant in error
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EVENING DRESSES.


THE sUsscRIB Rs have orsaed thsil Room for showing
: tss s siis :: ss S:.:: Il
$: III
! s;s::: $: !: S;::::s,.. SS;::: 4: s: s:
c.is.s. $$ S:s:i': ss::;':.. Chine, 4:
% g Rsid Rs:iidi:sis;; s5;;s.aai. "a g, -.
One d ts 'SS ,sSsst Six. :fi ever ;mpOsi u'O
Ss 'sss S Lace. s
eass ass q Xissands.'. best long Kid Gloves.
lew p,Sk blus straw. and fome very richly trimmed
xso one case Of fancy articles which viii be offered a, very
BARGAINS.
The Subscriber. have Chi. dy marked down their printed
isi ssasss1 ds sfs Isns aes fs% Ss,se !. 'isG g.
ssssi sSsTi:' .Ss ~ immense s,.
fs Il fNGalbssa sna and Sisss as Scotch %
sG MySi yssss. sss Ga GsSI%s sss.pe 5
Emerodsries and Lssss -!s, 4 a great rssre,iO1.
% na: asa N5s bs.sss ss ss%"s dresses d.
asliSs wsnasisd d FssncR saS f." anu e''S
s.: fs;s;,
Indis Shawls and Scars at great reduction.
asa fi :: % ;sfe e. Dozen
Linen Cambria Embroidered Revue very much
Muslin TImpings and ane In.ertinss yard
Hosiery Ms and Gloves every very cheap on
sss :. sell of much '''.1sA SAss T s,i
STEEL PENs-IO2 WILLIAM STREET.
81; '' last
s.: s.: g: $ RR:si:a'. R;s!: 9::5:a',., 4
!: ssis::: s,.. e.. ., ,Duw.v..
lOA WILLIAM STREET.
WEnEh.Ess III MEYER Importer. of French. German and
& aaYs Suss ps..as ps % .aJ E.seS seS
ifs ssAs Ts.a Has srs; :
ssssH sss $ s ssi1
a. s sssSs R55E1fEsy 5 ssyrs aas
FSes o nf ds 0s P
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ss :Sss e 81 sy 'f hs, @
fS.s those who ysh enrich hei! collections
s 's sis ss ~ s1s%a's
A. home from 10 A. NJ. till 3P.M o2a 2msodsrc
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
AND GENTLEMENs CLOTHING STORE,
JUST a.lDss s!:. aAss "a NO.. approved French
descriptions. y -
Coshng made up order the following low pces vz:-
Ercck and Dress Goats made and from 90 to 10
fas1soa; m ,S. end y. vfs. s., nude and M smmsd
Under garments made TO order Hosiery, Gloves Stocks
Crayats Coau, Suspcnders, &c. VIM. COLLINS.
- No 20 Wall g. opposite the Exchange.
fHlS COMPANY CONTINUES to Insure against Loss and Ds
mage by Fire, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise and
also against Loss Inland Navigation on Vessels and their
Cargcer. DIRECTORS
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Niggs,
Thomas i. Woodruff Anson Baker,
y: H. Robson, NJ D., JOSEPH Drake.
IhoInnson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, yames E. Holnes
John K DavidssR, John r. Moore,
John H. Lon, James H. Whtius,
Caleb q. 1uns VIM. K Thorn,
Francis r Sage Thomas Morrcl,
Jchn g. Merritt, Eugene Rogcrt,
Gro. T HnrK. Sscrptarv. M
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
TO TAILORS.

J,HE Second Edition Of Snemets celebrated work
ling garments ofevery description style Of elegance
cquad published aud ready for delivery. Those who
desire avail themselves Of great be derived
from the of the instructions contains would do well
obtain copy without delay The hook is IL by IL inches
and contains y elegant diagrams Of the styles
tions for cutting n an easy and scientific manner The follow
ing few Of the highly respectable who testify
To the merits Of the book -
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Stine
NETS Treaties Cutting Garments, with pleasure recommend
pcaon cutting superior heretofore published either
in Europe America.
r. Henry Son, Daniel Gutter, Stats & Banker, Charles
Cox, h.. W. Tryon Co.. b. +. Homer James Daily, John
Haviland, J. ii. Banker.
above be Obtained of the author No ii3 Broadway
New York. n39 lm~ec
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.


1 Patent Medicated Compound, are -
Its bracing, strengthening and clarifying qualities
2-its gently stimulating the action Of the skin.
Sits producing and encouraging the bulb
root and particularly in the pulp which the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vigor TO the hair
4-s equalising the circulation of the fluids
Sits freeing the skin from the effects Of perspation, seurf
and dandruff and disposing the hair to curl.
GAnd its frequent will preserve the hair in beauty and
health, TO the latest period Of life.
Gauitoux advice disease with hair
At the Hair Cutting Rooms N6 BroadwS up stairs, Of
Liberty n30 m
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
iS SCO VS.
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM

ST r. - WIS
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
OF Writing.
pE.OPENlNG of Mn. BRsrows WRlriSa and SHoRr.
~ HAND ACADEMY for pupils OF ALL AcEs, and
No l5s BROADWAY. tbetgsen Msiden Lane aud Liberty
Mr.. BRIsTow respectfully announces his New
York from London and Boston, where he with the most
brilliant success
Mr. b. all persons Of EVERY AoK mot supe-
rior handwriting,
In TWELVE EASY LEssoNs.!!
no matter how Bad ILLEobLE cRAMPED, defective their
writing may be.
10 The LADIES' who daily from II to he imparts
delicate and flowing syle at pleasing, elegant recherche
aud lady-ike. =
To the GErTLEMEr he communicates an expeditions and
mercantile hand and syle adapted for
every occupation OF life.
NB1Addtionsl Lessons siOe tree Of ertrs ehsrsel il
s.s Mr.. d. can be seen from TO A. NJ, or rstosP.M
q 3 > & 2~C POI~;~
SHoRrHAsD-Thisa amusing and useful art s Taught by
Mr.. b. In II lessons.
N.B.-VnlTgRs in New York take course o Writing
in days! MA Inns rrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

NEW IOHh BhACS BAND
THE Members Of the New York Brass Band would
fully inform their patrons and the public IN general that at
meetin OF the Band held Military Hall Bowery 2nd Now
lSu Mr. ~ WILLIS was unanimously elected Leader, and e.
>. GkAFULLA C?mposer Of said Band-and they feel
assured that the Band will be inferior this country
The Band wond return their thanks ior the very alteng pa
rronage bestowed upon them the and
exeron 70 merit continuance OF the Applications
te Band VIII pc made 20 chard Willis Leader 40 Baysrd
following members; Wm Wallace 40 Spring streets Alfred H.
Msme 100 Foryth street, John Wallace, Clark street;
yYnn sn ~ " ? OIchaTd street,
aud 18th s. g. Lum las Centre Doctor c. Mather
RICHARD WILLIS. Leader
JAMES CONNER, Secretary
NJ B-Bands provided for Public Balls, Private Soree,
Serenades &c. by applying VIM Wallace ~ Spring
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
FREN H'S HOT E l..

IL II IN " IL > II ~ j T. IL.
r'HE PHOPKlETOR respectfully informs his friends and
at 1873 Fulton street few doors east Of Broadway in the imme.
dafe vicinity Of mercantile business and the principal places Of
and has furnished Il in style that will bear favor
able comparison with the best hotels the city The pro-
rasrd 10 slerance and comie ana s H. bss cnmbinsd
nomy the following prices will show -
WEEK EK............i 50
The will be warmed gratis and upon NO occasion will
there We than bed in
There Is KEFECIUKY attached, in which there are
meals served up Of the day and evening There
also Rooms soenected for warm. cold and shower
baths The Porter will be attendance all
night admit dodgers, and to- let them all hours
BThose who want Lodgings after the closes will
ring the hall bell. ns 3msm
TLIZABETH CLAsSEN, daughter Of John Heinrich Css.
formerly residing in Phsdephia near Chssnut and
tive, Europe, the Counting House Of JAMES PATTI.
SON. Commission Merchants Church Alley Philadelphia
18th Nov. is4L nIs 3awlwsrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
NOUvEAUTES PARISIENNES,
FASHIONABLE
PAiRiNS MlLL!NEkY ESTABLI sH It,

BETWEEN CANAL AND HOWARD STREETS.
NEw foRK.
MA AM q ODFREY IL DAUGHTER.
VERY Respectfully inform the adis the arrangements
made with ,he mos. celebrated mcdss Of p,s and LQa
very arrival from Europe the and fatest fashions
They have now open three just received comprising
plendid Hats Of Pafis,an Satin Silk Velvet Also
C, Head Dresses Nc which they solicit
Madame O. d. will all times thar ersrons
70 dese.ye conlinuance Of the public patronage.
~ Dress Making IN all Ms various branches
Ladies own materials nade to order.
~. BCountry Millners supplied All hyors will met
th prompt attention. nc Imsrc
RAILS, PARTIES, ASSEMBLIES, &C. would do well 10
- - nye JEkyls call for Engrayed Ball Tickets, printed
Circuiars and Cards 81 Invitation OF
prepared to do Ball Printing good cheaper Than any
one else ~ the city Call and satisfy yourself JERVISS
Original Cheap Engraving and Printing Establishment 33s
Drosdway, next door to hr Tabefnace. ina i'm rrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

AMERICAN Sort CoAL-The btumInous coal o.
the Allegany region in Maryland, is now finding
m way the northern Market and Is highly praised
will command profitable price rather preferable I,
and not so soon exhausting self it kndlcs a. easily
Liverpool, without possessing ss much bumen, keep
burning longer less and throws out regula
and Ateady, but not as powerful heat and blaze.
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
r.. ID u N LOP " S MS
ALBANY ALE,

hLDhNf hl<fs
A REGULAR SUpPLY for shipping and city No.
"A l1D West corner Warren.
JOHN SUTHERLAND, Sole Agent.
r. Dunor Son, from their stapding in III. city, win
article fully adsted the Of private families Hotels and
Public Saloons, IN hogrhrads aud barrels
~, B.-Malt on hrno at AL tm-s. n28 Imem
(tOURsE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE GRAN.
~ NAUTICAL SYSTEM.-Adopted in the Colleges Of
France IA Irnard street. of broadway, York
Iyceum-By + RiCHAKD Professor Of French, Latin and
Greek ancient Inspector Of the ln,titnton Chatting Paris.
Esrofessor epetor Of the Royal College Charemagne at Pa
ns for years tutor In American family
The Course Of French, BY Mr. " RICHARD, will CON-
mence on Monday evening" 2nd Of December ~ o'clock r.
eeped The pupils viii be divided classes one for
will take piac. Mondays, "Wednesday. and Ei.y the Sc
cond Tue4davs Thursdays and Saturdays Mr. hlckad has
engaged several Professors Of French German aud Eng Tor
e rsabhment e French Day school Mhish . y E hsps
those wishing for private lessons OF French German OF taan
will please call at the above place. .,, -
quarter. 90 -, -.
Fox Lyingston, Broad street, Ansou
Ivuastou Anthony Caro IS Nassau street; Draper Jun
10 Warren John Tyler Brigham, U walker "a
Thomson, 46 Broadway. ms " -
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.

NEW IOhh hIDINU SOf1OOL.
Nos. s. and 67 Watt st. near Canal.
HE Proprietor Of this popular begs render
his grateful of ths distinguished
EyesNc SCHOOL for ESuestrisn Tpion md ESerce R;se
will open for the seasj MONDAY next, the 10th Instant
Hours from 10 r. NJ The Evenings Of Monday and Thurs
day set apart for gentlemen ana the ladies Of families
most experienced and successful this country
MIG lmdhk JAMES CuDDiNGT(yN Pronretor.
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
ROGEkS' GYMNASIUM.

vTHIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT is now open day
and evening, for the OF pupils All persons Of
sedenty habits should pscn:e these exercises which the
sceay .I Oh tne Ges @G' ne
dying.
vited 10 call ROGERS, Proprietor.
large Gymnasium in Brooklyn at No. i63 Fulton street
Gentlemen doing bus,ness New York, who reside in
Brooklyn will find this establishment complete for the
purposes Of exercise. Upsn day and evening nx2
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
COLTS REPEATING PISTOLS.


peatng Po mpositions have lately been pactsed up
the public by representing and selling the sx Barrel Self
Cooking Pistol Colts Patent Pistol which. with all its i'm
proyements American and made Of the very best maerials
nocas maeabe iron tie six bal pistol and highly
finished every The Six Barrel cr Sill Cooking Ps
o Belgian nyenon-the pattrm pistol was mp9r ed by
Grman importer from Europe FOR manufacturer Of this article
years this city
Colts Patent, Pocket, Belt and Holster Pistols with the
mer attached the latest aud most approved Of in
re and Tor safety fire. and distance hry
inferior The Pocket and Short Barrel Belt Pistol
can be fired without powder loaded with ball: and only.
with accuracy 10 IL and with force,
they be loaded and fired five times less han half mi
mute.
Certificates from the scientific and practical navy and
military officers OF high rank and reputation in the United States
service well French and English be at the
prorrietors store.
The Colts Repeating Pistols Carbnes and Shot Guns
JOHN EHLERs, Proprietor.
All Chartres street New Orleans by H. H. Baldwin Co.
and i22 Baltimore BALTIMORE by Benj Dafha, Consgn-
Messrs Brckead Co.'S Rio de Janero, Brazil, and
at Hyde Goodrehs. New Orleans. n2o tmeec
Mk HENRY pHiLLirs-Ihe smallest 9rAnd r,Aaoiorte
IVA mas brought from England BY this ccebrated
csst, now be sold and be at the Pianofors
Warrooms Of sodart Worcester Durham. i Broadway.
oIlnrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

lOA WILLIAM STREET
yNEpELES X MEYER, importers Of French German an
~. Ens Fancy Good: have Iecsiysd BY last ariyals
Sombs Silk and Fancy Purses dozen Cigar Cases; Lea
PENCILS best quality suapendes Hair Pins;
many other Fancy Goods 5000 gross Steel Pens by the be-
manufacturers OF England Writing Desks and Fancy Boxei
.s..cs o. trvc
The New York herald., 1844-12-06
SHIRT MANUFACTORY

0I1lNI
AND GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING STORE
50 MAIDEN LANE.
JUST RECEIVED, the latest and most approved French
patterns Shirts Also, general Of clothing OF all
descriptions. -
Clothing made mp order the following low prices vx:-
crock and Dress Goats made and trimmed from - %
All made IN tie best manner and moss fashionable .ye 10
Under garments made TO order Hosiery Gloves Stocls
OF I'm *ec