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The New York herald., 1845-10-11
Domestic Importasiou.,

NEW OnLEAS1Barqqe Geneseet Reported exclusively in
Yesterdays Herald t9 bds leather sacks busbs WHEAT
go bb 100 lard 203 hides bale skins trunks is bags iea
Tiers Collins co-33i pigs lead Suachsn x Scoit8la
fs ZOO coils rope Spraeue Robinson bales cotton
burfltt Johnson-e Brown Bros COLI smh-i5 DO Is
DIS rope cuttings Beck knnhsrd23 bales wool 4 T Sey
Lbi. sm' = do hans Lees cot bales mdse Aymsr co5
e9-l1s2 pig lead Rogers col case McEyers ;,
nks champagne Mnrr.y-3 tcs hhds Lsverch co.
~ Dds molasses Rowland Aspinwpll3 bis moss Beach
cp.s2 90 hemp schermerhom MsrshsO do buffalo robes
order. ~ wv ''' ness i'~ o's
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway. Corner or Grand Street.

MR. q. ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully in
W forming his friend. and the Public that his classes q
pshment end the Mazurka and Polka uadres will open
Sept 7h the large Saloon attached to The
dayscLadiss Glasses at 3 r. ~; Gsntlemen, M Pr.
and Waltzng Instructions given Pups and Private Class
at their residences, at Mr. RS so Eighth Avenue or IIo
Canal street. "
Mr. Robertson would also nfem the public that his M
town Academy will commence on Monday September Al
taught. ia 49, ="
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COM Nj E RCIAL
'rldaY. Oct. 10

rTIuuy, Octs 10.
AsHEs-A small sale OF pots took place to-day at s4
In pearls there nothing dong they held at 81 lai
CoTroN-There was more cotton reported to have
changed hands to-day-say 900 balesabout onethird
of which taken for export. Prices are considered
firm at quotations with the remark that but small
quantity OF the cotton offered is in first hands.
IIyr
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saved with little damage-as was also the woollen
factory owned by VIM. Kidd, both of which were
considerably endangered
The whole loss will be not far from $1,000
Rochester Adv. Oct,9
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10 ls45.
The great Democratic Mass Meeting in the State House
yard rather Independence Square, was one of the lar
gest and most enthusiastic gatherings have had for
long time past II was starter both the other par
hes but the natives felt the shock the most it exhi-
pited to them the force destined to overwhem them
Consequently this morning they display bitterness
feeling violence of temrer unusual to natiy els
The wings are moderate for they view it as an
earnest OF the complete Of the democracy and as
the means OF preserving city if not of electing
their city and county ticket
We have cloudy sky to-day, with Southeast wind
and occasional light showers There little or no To-
cal
The French Opera wind up on Saturday night with
Msy erbeers opera of the Huguenots for the benefit
Of Caive will be produced with uniivaled magnih
cence and there Will be inermisson of to- 10
give an opportunity to complete arrangements The
Jewsss last night, was produced in sple ndid style
to house crowded from pit TO dome
The Arch still continues to attract large crowds To-
night Miss Alexina Fisher plays Young Norva in the
pomoastic tragedy Of Douglas
AT the walnut, the Wallacks and the excellent stock
company continue to enact sterling pieces good
Ihe'e Is no Improvement in the stock market to-day
rnces are sun on the decline, Wilmington Railroad.
State Fives and Lehigh Navigation falling off shade
Grard Bank shares still hold their own but are rather
heavy at that.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Oct l0--S5000 Tennessee SIS 18th july
90; 1000 Kentucky per cent bonds lol; 4ooo do i0
i9a So Lehigh, int. 3s; 200 Reading, 259. s75 Whining
ton i6li Pa Tren; bonds, 1895 90 Grard .; IS Le
nigh Coal, l43; 100 City Gas 6's, liz.
between BOARDS Philadelphia and Trenton RR,
loes SO Grard Bk, C 9; 500 Lehgh int 3s; ei so do
%; 100 City Gas o's II2 rs Lehigh Navigation Ia!
SECOND BoARD.-5 shares Mechanics Blk 2sl Is Far.
mers' and Mechanics, Ats 100 Wilmington RK 3D. Io3
200 do l6i; 100 DO 1876 100 do 5d 1876 100 do ST. loJ
oo do, rw, lot; 80 Union Bk Tenn bo5d, 57 Commer.
clai Bk, o4; $4,000 Bk notes, 75 100 Wilmington RI
,Ss; LOO do i0s $4,000 Kentucky per ct bonds oii; 20
,.AFTra sALr.-iOo Reading RR, 25s; IS Wilmington,
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rTHOSE ELEGANT RUBBERS-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. ~ Hayward the original observer and inveptq of
provement "a the application which will puzzle the world
hnd out as he has now associated with him capitalist who
Rubber he surface Of patsnt leather without the crack
at % Maiden lane without the perfect
suit. by HORACE III DAY
oil im+r 25 Maiden lane
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YILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
WI his friends and the public that his regular
classes open Mondays and Thursdays his private
dwelling SO Eighth Avenue for giving instructions in the
above Mr. II. will introduce his academy all the late
and fashionable including the Polka and
Mazurka Quadres, and various styles Of Wazing lnsuc
their residences MrB morning class will be formed
or ladies'. xoai iu.tn
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Medical AID,

nR. COOK 66 Gold street. regular Medical and Surgl-
- cal Docor has had than 80 experience the
treatment and Of private diseases in all their
and stages With exception Dr. Cook has cured
Dr. C. native horn citizen of The limited Staf.s and
member of the Medical Society Terms for advice and med
cine t and guaranteed Letters by mail enclosing
lee Will receive particular and prompt attention
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Family Provision MarLet.

We have but very little alteration to make in our ia
BILE this week Prices range pretty much as per last
report We notice two three heavy droves of cattle
from the south and pork coming very freely the
price for choice pieces ought to come down
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Sales or stock. at Boston

GBRoKERs' Board, Oct 9-la0 shares Western RR, So;
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth RR 1901; Eastern
KS lO7; Boston and Maine RR, ll2; so Norwich and
worcester RR, so3d 73; rs Long Island RR, 6sI; $50
Wilmington RR, III l6t; so Reading RR, 243; $4,000
Reading RR bonds, 1860, 20.
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PHrlADrl,x... oe, s-Arr brig Porto Rieo New Bedford

PHIIApEIrnIA, Oct eAn brig Porto Rico, New Bedford.
CID schr Conn, Newark
spoken.
Ship Helen Of New York. 5h inst. of Cape Hstteras.
Foreign Ports.
HAv,SA Sept 3s-In port ship Crs,9vs Colon for NYorL
dog, brig Eastern Star, wtg-and others.
GuAyKA, Sept 23In port, brig Orion and schr Bet
ton, for Porto Cabello, Q days. -
NASSAU Mp Oct 2-lnPort schr Hudson, from NYork arr
28h u and ship Boston for Pensacola put IN TO repair
having struck by lghtnng-probably the Albstros
which cid Sept Is. -
PoRr PRrcn Sept 22In port brigs Frances from Will
mng1on NC for York 10 days; Forest Drew for do u sch
Edward Frank, FIN Boston, dfsg.
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Passengers Arrived .

. Passengers Arrived.
NEW ORLEASs-Barque Genesee-J Nichols Mrs Hall and
child IN the steerage. -'' i''i anu
Passengers Sailed.
,.IASzIBAR1Barque Emily Wilder, from s,em-Charl.s
Ward, ESQ., U Consul for 4, ~ .''eS
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ALEXANDER'S TRlCOBAPHE.

ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
liquid Dye which changes the color of the
har beautiful brown black without injury the hair
skn The great superiority of this Dye consists its
mode Of application and instantaneous eec-a otha dyes
application.
TRIcoBArHEThe effect Of the above the hair truly as
tonishng tried yesterday in Office and the change
from gray TO black instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "several of
have recently applied their hair the
Bile liquid Dye known as Aexanders Ticobaphe-a new and
valuable discovery and has in failed produce the
whiskers, it imgarts beautiful brown or black color.
For sale by Rushon Co. druggists ll0 Broadway 10 As
tor House. and 856 Broadway, lth street Aspn-
wall 86 William street johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright CO. Cedar and of the principal
druggists throughout the United States agents.
Il. 4 q. A. WRIGHT, IS South 4th street,
oll1m*rc Philadelphia
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LOS l..
OST the evening Of the 9th nst between the Fanklu
~ House and the Park Theatre, the Theatre vaua
Bile gold Arm Bracelet The finder will be handsomely re-
warded by leaving it at the Franklin House. giving
ton where be had oI0
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Medical Aid,

nR. GREGORY &C Gold street, is consulted as usual in
all diseases Of nature II is well known that he
pursuit His method of preparing remedies such that
neither bad BREATH and therefore,
the patient liable exposure. Terms low. Inn
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CON SU M PTIV ES.

DOUBT NO LONGER!
RUT read the following and rehect-Another Wonderful
- Cure:-
PHILADELPHIA, April !, 1sl5.
hereby certify that during the riots in Southwark ef July
last owing to exposure and fatigue the performance Of mil
ary duty my health received shock n The latter
TON appeared AT this uncurs called 6st physicn.
nc ha, he considered disease beyond the reach Of hu
GoMFoGNp SYRUP 01ds oF
TAh AND WOOD NAPTHA. used twelve bottles, and
testify that IN common with thousands of Others who have
been cured by this medicine that to il alone owe my rssoss.
ton to health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. 2i7 Ca.harine st.
was called to attend to the above secondary
stage of the disease found the patient aborng
pex disease Of the lungs and ver the latter had
taken place and by percussion discovered abscess had
and beyond the reach Of the usual treatment resolved
on using Thomsons Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood Nap
ha the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
pecng would reach desperate The result IS
CURE THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY, hencs forth dis
cine, in diseases Of the lungs and liver. .
NJ. CHAMBERS, M. D.
Principal office NorthEast Of Fifth and Spruce sts
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS CO. Chemists
and Druggists 3 Broadway OF Chambers Sold also
at y Fulton st. and n East Broadway. Price 80 cents
Imfmc
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MACHINE BELTING.
oooDfEANS PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
MAGYINE REL YIIAY<i

A ARTICLE Of great strength and durability can he
aaspeo al kinds of machinery for which leather Is usrd
aoeut one third less aud superior many respects
u By heat cold and when to MACHINE
sale by tSEO REEcuaTfR af ~
Rail-. or 100 Broadway
au2S 2msm o " o'"'i'
GOODYEAR'S PATENT METALLIC RyBBER
OVER SHOES.
w AhhATED not 10 sen soften under any degree ef
coe OF beat; an article unequaed for durability
nes or pc Tor sale IN assorted cases. suitable for the city or
.uoo. 6EO. BEECHER,
auzo Sun ~ 100 Broadway.
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TIE
IN V ISIBL L

WIG.
closely resembles the real head of hair that sceptics
~ have the most perfect and
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
weaving which causes its appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both n lghness and natural appearance
defy dtection, its being ,uu porous
Tree that in all cases OF perspaton unmpeded
and the great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc
and connosseur alike invited TO this novel and
tful Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the head at the
manufacturers, e. BARRY LAG Broadway, of Lii.
berty street, stairs. o0 Inns me
PATENT AGENCY OFFICE.
DRAWINGS T. SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED
FOR INVENTORS.
THE Subscribers experience would be found adv
to hose who have to patent their
plaIs Machinery &c Autographed the style and on
the low EDWARD Jones'
oy 6t-rc 1913 Fulton St, N "
lust RECEIVED, per ship Caledonia from the city Of
Rotterdam the first superne lot Of hundred kegs new
Dutch Gull Herrngs brand 1885, Anchos Pearl tiran Ca
nary ana sale wholesale retail
cery Store No. 1913 Greenwich street. s
oiO 3t'rc JOHN B. vANDE WEILE
Opposite Albany street.
LOST.
0ST the evening the 9th inst between the franklin
~ House and the Park Theatre the Theatre valua-
Arm The fnds rxvin he h.,ds
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SELECT PEP ETTa5 FpV

,,u,, SELECT PERFUMERY
/ gblNA, GuorlaIns Pveris, Prevosts t3ueIaudl and
E nlanEenst nl Coudrayh Extracts Coognes Soaps; Layen
m sI Brushes and Combs Of all descrptions together with
esteemed and well patroniss Jsponica Juice, for
ssnsR me head and mosenng the hair, the only thing
Rrw,p w Preysnt the hair falling Sold VIM DiB
"a In : uo'neur American. 2s5x tate 2'l) Broadway
II ACkLED HEMr-i3o bales hackled dsw rot hemp, pre-
vale WV" Tx S1 .,t;r U '7s Sss sSE i0'
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CANARIES.
GREAT ATTRACTTOVS!!!
AT ARCHEY'S,


GREAT ATTRACTIONS
AT ARCHEY'S,
No. 8 John street.
GRIEVE having purchased the Il of the old.
n est snd most celebrated Importer aud of Cana
ses in n. Unite States snow prepared TO o.r with the
Stock that he had on hand the largest and choice
on YET s.hmsd for the approaching season This late
chase OF ARCHEfS too well known by BIZ Eanciers
ICED comment having been purchased and imported without
regard to from the celebra Of the
aud offered AT moderate price, at No. John
NB.-The usual variety OF Birds, Cages, Bird Seeds &c
&c on hand, adapted Tor the home and foreign markets
oil 3t'rrc
ENGLISH HHARDWARE-Agent's Prices
DEALERS will consult thir interest by taking upstairs
- prices The subscriber several English
acture and supply from first hands, also
Grsf prces-Pocket and Table Cutlery Of all paes Files
OF every description; Saws Tools, Sc with general
ment Of staple Birmingham and Sheffield H.rdware, low
prices. JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
90 6tisrrc S. Johu street, stairs.
3ss barrels and kegs Prime Laaf Lard now land
- ing ex ship Genesee, from New Oans and for sale by
L. X. COLLINS co,
olIrc IS South street.
EEATHEKS-5ooo lbs Western Live Geese Feathers in
l. very fine order for sale by f. X. COLLINS & co.
ollIc 56 South street.
WHEAT-lsO0 bush. Prime New Illinois Wheat now
w landing ship Genesee from New Orleans for sale by
4. X. COLLINS * Co,
ollrc Sc South street
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OCULIST.
nR. POWELL, M. d., OCULIST AND OPERATIVE
II SURGEON continues to attend to Diseases OF the ys
and to all imperfectons vision from tod O'clock his
sidence, 26l Broadway cor Warren st.
nveerate Of Sabismus squirting, cured in few
minutes
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarceyt he disn.
guished from the natural
Offices and residence 2Sl Broadway IA Warens
Gratuitous advice o the Poor oil lire
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TEETHl TEETHlI

Ell i IL lEE I'll
TNEETH-Whe would be without Teeth when they can
them inserted without the slightest possible pain and
rned to SUIT all the purposes by calling Dr.
JONES, Dentist his Office, Of Canal nd
Broadway in Canal street. The following list Of
prices
A complete double set of best mineral teeth on
fine gold plates, $50 90
Of best mineral teeth, II fine gold plate, for
the upper jaw, to be by atmospheric
pressure, 30 co
Single tooth, on gold plate, from 50 so tn 5 90
Pivot TOOTH from IS / so
Plugging teeth with gold, from IS to / so
Extracting teeth, 25to SO
All other operations in the proportion.
Remember of Canal Broadway entrance
Canal oil ltsr ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are quite limited, and holders
are anXiousy awaiting the news by the Great Britain
Genesee is held at 81 s7 sales of southern wheat at 95
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
EE.N.ELE EDVC.ITIO.V.

M r. take pleasure IN announcing that Miss Ann +.
w Christian has consented To lake charge Of Fe
male School In neghbrhood, and in addition 10
daughters. some or 10 young ladies' would be taken IN
the School Miss Christians qualifications mpart in
s'rucon are ample, and of the first order. being fully
and abnndanIly tested in adjoining county during the
last hve or SIN sessionsgvng entire satlsiactonto pat
and pupils
All The Enellsh branches, constituting a sound, thor
ough female education, together with the French an
gnage and Music The Piano, will be taught; and in
addition To the intellectual improvement, the health
manners and morals Of the young ladies will receive
particular attention.
The location of this Seminary is miles northwest Of
Lynchburg, aud mile south Vi the Blue Ridge Turn
pike. surrounded by all the elements that constitute
health, comlor aud good suciety.
The exercises OF the School will commence on Mon
day the sd OF March, and close with the month Of De.
cember, making a session OF 10 months.
board can had quite convenient, in gen,eel families
at prices to correspond with the times.
TEREMS.
For Engsh branches, 81 per mo- or 800 per ses
For French Language, or 10
For Music the Piano, 3 or 80
No charge for the use Of the Piano or any 9th
er contingencies, In this School
JAMES METCAI.FE,
BENJAMIN WIGGiNTON,
ARCHIBALD BOILING,
HIRAM CHEATWOOD,
j. .. LEFTWiCH.
Jan 70 visit
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many circumstances fransprcd proving hey ond an posi-
biiity ~ dooh, that VISIT quantities of authorizations
used. tact. Ia such extent. that although The
ateiai returns showed only consumption u 10 a. per
had thai least the quantity ii IL ~ and probably
even 20 IL per head Of mixtures pnrpring o'be To.
hacco and Souf, sold by the manufacturers 10
the public, such II 90 consisting Of the 10 "a upon
~hch duty vas paid, and The balance u adol,ersh in
all turns.
The Committee discovered that these adul,esations
facilitated from iwo circumstances The first by The
DR., state IN which sinJs imported. being prepared
IN the Unied States Ia he capable 0f Imblbng and
holding 10 Ia % per cent OF wafer aud saccharine mat
ter and The sccnd that from The great scarcity Of stalks
vf snuff manufacture occssoeed by the demand by the
manufacturers for such STRIPS that sdueralive initiative
poa ders used TO almost incredible exie In fact
there can be no doup, that II this inquiry had taken
place. the anomaly oudbave existed Of continual de-
crease IN the consumption Of actual Tobacco. while
tices pnporfig to be genuine would have had increas
ed eonsnmpfon-snd regards the snuff trade parcu-
iary II was discovered by the evidence both Of snuff
ses and progressed spugglers. that the nducement 10
u" strips from their property 9 imbibing nduieraire
mailer thereby almost depfving the market Efficient
stalks Tor genuine snuff materials a corer Tor and
10 haser adolterave Initiative powders, large quantities
Of stalks are smuggied from the Continent.
The only remedy Tor such state 81 things is q differ
entail duty, and that sufficient 10 obtgc the manuactu
rers 10 Tobacco viii, lis stalk the immediate effect
u which would be- to force stalks into the manufacture
u genuine sno, and obge quantity Of leaf to be used.
which could not be sdnlicraied whc The result would
,e an immediate and considerably increased
VI genuine T"bacco, circumstance more fr rejoicing
han ri regre, 10 The United States American T.bacco
icing by lar the chief consumption Of this country, aud
hcb was quietly but effeciuay being supplanled by
Ill descriptions oi sdulieraIions
Begging The favor of your inserting these remarks in
iour widely circulated publication,
We have the honor 10 he,
Your obedient servants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
Donleottr futclliGruer.
WHAT MEANS THE FoLLowING7

Tvs MExicAS 1ssr,LNGsrs.-1t s known thai
there has mysiiGrsion abont the payment 81
two ins,sla,epis due FINN Mexeo. The payment ws-
officially anced last year by the Msdsunisn, and
ds,inc,lv alleged by Senior Rejn. the ex freien MIN
s,ef u Mexico 10 nr. Shannon. yet the clasns. on
sppyn al the Treasury ol The United States for their
money, have been Told that the insismenis were not
paid and The has BEEN asserted, II do not mis-
take, IN communication fnm the President ri
The iuuses of Congress. In relation IN this matter
Ia Washington correspondent OF The Morning News
gives out dark saying, as uibws:
"Ibere Is. however, festHaiha Of The rnmor that
proof can be addoced III the payment If The iva install
meats. of which this Government announced The receip
at the me but IN connection with these proofs there are
statements which should he received with great caui,n
u there has been any Intriguing baferng with San
IA Ana, !, Is likely Ia he exposed at an early period
That there Is censure due 10 our representatives,
have said frequently that il is unnecessary 10 repeat
II; bn, may say that every succeeding development
confirms The conviction that we are far advanced in dis
reputable e,podients and that have been rev ardrd
with reachery II is unbecoming ~ great Republic
like this, which has lis foundation in The will Of The
governed 10 trade with iyrant, In disregard Of the
rights Of any people; and people will agree when
they informed Of all the facts"
a correspondent uf the Courier speaks out more dis.
iincily, and says that the money paid by the Mex
lcan Government 10 The agent oi the United States but
given by lhe agent 10 Santa Ana, as brIbe
for his cunsent 10 tae annexation Of Iexus.
Comm. .4dr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

FoRrusarE REcovEaY.-A young lady Of Phil>
adephiaa few days since. picked upa pocket, book IN
Fourth street. near Market, which she had reason 10
suppose To have been just dropped by gentleman pass
ing by She inquired Of The gentleman. who proved to
be merchant from Tennessee. # be had list any thing
10 which he with surprise al the inquiry replied
in the negative. The young lady repeated her inquiry
aud suggested that he should satisfy hnslfby exa,nn-
my On dung 81 he sudde"ly started, and declared
himself ruined man, for he had lost his pucket book
The bo"k was then handed 10 HIM by The lady ON re-
covering which the gratitude of the stranger was I'M
bounded and the ladys positively refusing To accep,
portion ol the s money. he insisted upon presenting
her with a gold watch. which WAS derlined. I he
strange merchant forced upon the lady ol TWEEN
" dollars each. being all the loose money his pocket
The pocket book contained S. 900 1rm Sm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
BROAD CLOTHS
OASSIMERES.
VESTINdS.

Satin Plaid Silk. Cashmere, Mcrno and figured Silk
Velvet. latest patterns.
The above named articles will sell or manufacture
into Clothing. cheap they can be procured III Lynch
burg; aud would invite all 10 want Of Garments Of any
kind. to call and test this assertion.
The principle which we have adopted, is exclusively
cash, from which shall mol deviale in any case what
ever We adopt this principle, knowing that it Is the
best for those who patfonze us, well ourselves; as
will be enabled furnish Clolhlng one third chea per
than ohow Ise could do, than those ho sell for
credit.
BY strict attention 10 business and promptness in exc
cutting all orders. we hope to merit the confidence and
pa ronage Of the public.
Every Garment made by us will be warranted both
rs regards syc and workmanship and article will be
that dues not give entire Satisfaction.
received monthly
WATERHOUSE s. WHlTTEMORE.
JAN l6S Il