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BOND Y GELB.fCH.
Real Estate AGENTS, No. 40 Second-SL
P.,.I VINO offer Tor sale large variety of very
T.s1f cheap property, part of which we name:-
nga1i large and beautiful story dwelling with
G--E--l- large back budings-lot 22j feet front 10
deep To an alley, on LeXington-st near Charles.st
1zy-a Also, a spacious and well arranged story
EssA dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard st
Eeas. lot "a feet, l76 deep to an alley, with sta
bles. This house will be sold very cheap in fee sim
pie or with ground rent do in ST. Paul ST. near
Franklin, s., 800; in EXeerst. near CRANKY Sc 500;
a neat 2 story dwelling on Madison-sl. near Howard
al only 59JO-wIlI rent for $50; in w. Lexington
st. near Pine with passage and back building and
deeplot, only S2,5OG in Saratoga ST. between Pine
ST. and Run alley-2 story, with attic aud back build
ing, lot IA by llS feet deep, cost 81 400 to build will
now be sold AT only 81 300 in payments of l. 2 g. 4
and years, is under rent at 5lG0; in Pitt-s near
Eden, at $500 each; fine house in South Paca. St.
near Little Green, only $1,000; 3 in w. Fayete-s ST.
near Cove at $50 each; Pin Harrison ST. near the
Synagogue; in Caroiine-st near Baltimore $500;
in Wansbcck, near HOllins- ST., S575 and $3.50; in
Granby-st near Exeter, $1,000; in CORTLAND st. in
fee, 5420O very large and mostdesabIe store with
dwelling on N. side of Lexington st. between Eutaw
and Howard-will he sold cheap easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances.
large number of FARMS for sale. [Al NIL
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THNOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Mrs. MCPHERSON,
IL DESTROYS of closing out her remaining stock of
Toys, Dressed Dolls and Fancy Boxes will sell for
onethird less than cost to close sales, large quaint
~ of wax dolls and dell heads with moving eyes
dl3 81 y. HOWARD STREET.
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I. Y. CIRCUS-FRONT-ST. THEATRE
OLD DOMINION CIRCTTs

OLD DOMINION CIRCUS,
PACA STREET, NORTH OF BALTIMORE
DAY PERFORMANCE ON NEW YEARS DAY
TENHIS "wednesday EVENING, Dec. 81, will
a commence with grand STAR AND WALTZ
ENIREE, led by Mrs MYERS and MIR. SMITH.
Comic ne, by Mr., CREIGHTON.
Indian liant by the daring e. w. HARE
Double Leaping, by Mr.. G.. w. SMITH.
Mons. LIE THORN in his Cannon Ball Exercise.
JOHN DlAMONDin a variety of Breakdowns Sc
PoStulng, by Master C. IIILSON.
Tumbling, by the Whole Company.
Plate Spinning and Balancing by Master WILSON.
The Minstrel Band, with DIAMOND, and others
The whole to conclude with the TWO CLOWNS,
or the Clown turned Dentist.
Q3- The building is comfortably heated. No la
dies admitted without gentlemen.
{I- Abundance 25 cts children half price; color ed
Gallery % cts. Open at g., commence at 7. (R)lt
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TBOLYDAY PRESENTS.

HHOLYDAS PRESENTS.
Il Il To be had of JOSEPH NJ LEWIS,
No, go Baltimore st.
ANNU AIS, in great variety Of style and bindings
ALBUMS, in super extra bindings
JUVENILE BOOKS, a general assortment, suitable
for presents and premiums
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS
CHlLDREN'S GAMES, and many other articles
which the public are invited to examine d24
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N1AN'T BE BEAT &IaARDT EoUAL,

TAN'F Il L; BEAT a. IaARD TO Equal.
" The attention of the ChewerS is invited 10 very
choice article of CHEWING TOBACCO. IT is be-
lieved to be The best offered This cityit is en-
tirely free of grit-has a most delicious taste, and
holds its taste and flavor to the last Also superior
Havana, Principe and general assortma nt of other
SEGARS. Together with Hareham, No. 9 and 81
Lunry Foots, Violet Srasbnrg, Prince Albert, High
Dried Welsh aud other SNUFFS; Genuine Turkish
Smoking TOBACCO; Wexse Pipe STEMS, a supe
ror article. Mrs &. B. Miller's Fine Cut Segar
MATCHES, SC, to be had of J. &. SMITH,
03-Donr forget the name and number!
d27-4t1 I55a Baltimore street, opposite Museum
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FESHE RATIONAL REMEDY. For all
N. cases of incipient Consumption, Bronchitis,
obstinate Coughs; Colds, generally characterized
"colds that settle on the breast" and weak or
debated condition of tne vIseera of the chest this
remedy may be relied upon with the mot undoubting
confidence. For the genuine article, and particulars,
&c, apply to the following Druggists:
Messrs ISRAEL J. GRAHAME, corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets.
COLEMAN & ROGERS, No. l73 Baltimore street,
between Light and Cavertst.
WIN. $. REESE, No. 81 Il. Baltimore-st and
THOS. G.. HOPKINS, corner of Broadway and
Fleet street, Il. p dl5-2aw3w*
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81 NIIitISTNIAS FIR Essen As. FANNY BIAS
u KETS, richly embossed with Worsted, French
and German Card, Recticgle, Octagon, Floral rich
hackets; embroidered do; Chdren's Baskets, with
silk tops, and variety of Work Baskets, handsome
ly embossed. Also, some beautiful Victoria and AL
bert JUGS with Britannia covers; do. Agate and Oak
patterns. Besides large variety Of English and A
mercan TABLE CUTLERY, in sets of 81 and SO
pieces and in dozens. We would also call attention
10 a few sets of rich Papier Mache WATERS, at
$lS, $40 and $40 per set, 10 which may be added an
almost endless variety of useful Good all of which
will be sold on the most LIBERAL t4rmss at the House
Furnishing Emporium of
JAMES C0RTLAN 4 SON,
d23 lS Baltimore ST., ID door East of Harrison.
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CHRIsTnIAs EsENTs.


a ANNALS, &c. FOR 1916.
large assortment of splendid English and Ameri-
can Annals, such are rarely, if ever seen, Wis
HEArH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY-S plendidy bound
IN Silk, with a number of rich steel engravings.
THE KEEPSAKE-With beautifully finished engra-
wings, from Drawings by the first Artists-haRd
somey bound in silk.
DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK-With 36 steel
ehgravings-by The Hon. Mrs. N0rton. This is
THE BOUOOlR-With 10 steel engravings.
THE DlADEM-A present for all seasons.
THE MUSICAL ANNUAL.
| THE SNOW FLAKE
| THE LEAFLETS OF MEMORY.
THE OPAL, and number OF other ANIMALS, too nu-
merous to mention.
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS-Quaro edi-
ton, with Scott's Notes, the most splendid edition
ever published. Price $40.
PILGRIMS PROGRESS-Gvo, edition, Turkey mo-
! rocco gilt, splenddly finished.
| ALSO, large assortment of Velvet bound Bibles
and Prayer Books, gold plated. Pictorial Works
of all the Poets. Hymn Books of every variety,
! Albums and an extensive assortment ofJuyenile
Works. For sale very low, by
d. OWEN s. SON,
| dig l46 Batmore-st., below Calvert.
EHRESENTS-PRE GREAT BA r.
Il GAINS IN JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
at No. I'D Baltimore street. The subscriber has Just
received an extensive assortment of Gold Chains; GOd
Keys; Gold Pencils and Breast Pins; Ear Rings; Gold
Pens; Hair Pins; Silver Thimbles; Gard Cases; Wal
lets; Pocket Books; Dressing Cases; Purses; Work
| Boxes; Writing Desks; Cologne Water; Beans Oil;
Scent Rag; Hair Dl Fancy Soaps; together with an
endless variety of goods numerous to mention, ne
ry lou for cash, at wholesale retail; for sale by
| d2l ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street,
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TO THE LADIES.

so WIN. ROBINSON, Jeweller, corner
MTA of CALVERT and BALTIMORE STREETS, has
isS 81 just received very large and choice assert
e&ssssSment of WATCHES and JEWELRT which
he warrants to be Of the best material and workman
ship, His stock will be found to comprise almost
very article usually found in JeWelry establish
mt He has ase lately received many pretty fancy
icles suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. The
bile, and the Ladies in particular, are invited to
oil and examine the Goods at
i3l tfr ROBlNSON'S, opposite the Museum.
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K BINDING-Executed in every style
With expedition and on reasonable terms, at
IT'S, No 100 Baltimore street, over the Pat
aice, in Velvet, Morocco, Russia, or Calf, Music
Periodicals. neatly bound. m6-wsly
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C. n. ROGERS

ODD FELLOWS ANNUAL.
yUNHE ODD FELLOWS OFFERING for
M 1916, elegantly bound in morocco gilt and gilt
edge, containing eight beautiful engravngs viz:
Recognition, by J. w. Collier.
Vgnette, do do do
He is Brother.
Shipwrecked Odd-FeOw.
Pilgrims Journey Ending.
Moses at tn Burning Bush
Odd Fellows relieving brother.
Sergeant Champe, Revolutionary scene.
PARSONS, PRESTON s. KURTZ, have the a
gency of the above for Virginia, Maryland aud Dis
riot OF Coumhia, and will supply them to the trade
and others taking them to sell again at n liberal dis
count Call at Isl Pratt street, next to the Railroad
Depot. dl3 eo3w
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FE'RUsTEE'S SALE. In pursuance of de-
Ill cree OF the High Court of Chancery, the under
signed Trustee will sell public SALE a the hour of
II O'Clock (noOn) on the Goth of January, 1886, on
the premises, call that lot parcel of Land situate
and lying in Baltimore county aforesaid being part OF
a tract of land called "Roboraram,' resllrvered,
which is contained within the metes and boun 8,
courses and distances folIowng-that is to say: Be
ginning at stone situated in the county road at the
corner of John l.. Stout's land, and running south
81 % west, perches, then noflh g T. 20 perches,
thence north 81 q Il. perches, thea south 50 west
30 petches, to the notwithstanding one acre of
land more or less, which was conveyed by Nicholas
Owings and wed to Jas. G. Hitchcock, of said coun-
ty and state by deed dated 18th Nov. 1897 of record
in Baltimore County Land Records, in Lber T. X. No.
275, fol- 1903, SC"
The Lot is improved BY a DWELLING
%;gz1A an SHOP for Understandings adjoining the
ItsehEi land of Nicholas Owings and is near To the
llsfiisa. Rail Road and to Woodstock.
Terms of sale, as required by the decree, cash on
the day of sale.
The terms of sale must be complied with, and the
purchase money then paid in cash. or by a check on
some Bank endorsed good,
For further particulars, apply TO
JOHN 5. McCULLOH, Trustee, or
JAMES NJ. BUCHANAN,
d27law3w Isl office North street.
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2ASS SPITTOOSS. A large supply of
Brass Spittonns, of most beautiful patterns,
.ceved and or sale low at the Original Fur
Warehouse by
ALFRED II. kEIP, No. 1876 Baltimore-st.
I'd Tin Store above Howard st.
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LEXANDERS AND BIJOUx GLOVES.
MRS. NlCKERSON has just received another
tment of Alexanders and Bijoux Gloves. d27
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..,.,n<. FOR ANNA POLLS, CAm-
4. assnSrala.-nRRInGE. AND EASTON. The fine

3gss,NP Fttssf1fp nj DUE, NNU ENo ION' Tic Hnt
ssSsssssiilssL steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
timore Oh THURSDAY MORNING, the LIST January,
at oOck, for the above places and return on Saur
day, leaving East0n at O'Clock, A. M This will
vbc the last TIP this season. All feishts for those
places must be put on board on Wednesday, starting
rom the lower end of Dugan's wharf.
l., G. TAYLOR.
NOTICE. All persons having claims against the
'lryland for the last year, will please hand them in,
board the boat, on Wednesday. d30-3t
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
|. ERT BROWN, s06 BALTIMORE
Rect, between ST. Paul and Charles sts.,
received large addition TO his former stock,
,sinp Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold atent lie
ATCHES; do. LEPiNES, duplex and vertical;
tent Levers; LepinGs and Verticals, of the
<-oved manufactures Together with fine
of gald Guard and Fob Chains; Seals and
stpins; Finger Rings; Earrings; Bracelets
NJ Clasps; Studs; gold aud silver Pencil
lmbles; do Spectacles; Miniature Cases
Lockets; silver, pearl, steel and velves
&c. sc.
bove named articles are offered for sale
aduced prices, at No. 200. d23 If
tWExINS has resumed the practice of
ne, and offers his professional services
ay need and desire restoration to health.
No. 81 SOUTH PACA STREET,
hetWeen Lombard and Pratt SIS.
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EEIE IVORY CRUCIFIX will be exhibited
a. at MASONIC HALL, st. Paul's street, for q
rew days only. Ii il earnestly requested that those
no would visit it do not delay till near the close.
{g3- Ambulance D cents-ddy and ereniug. Sea
son ticket 50 cents dog If
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TNNHE SUCCESS OF GOURAUD'S
III ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
in the removal of Erysipeas, Scrofula, Riugworm,
Pus'ues, Blotches Spots Tan, FreckIes, Sallowness
is unparalleled IN the history of Chemistry. In add-
ton TO its great usefulness clearer and whiten
er of the skin, it is the delicious Shaving Com
pound known-and can be used with either hard or
salt water. GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU3TlLES
will positively extirpate every vestge of superior
human hair; and that, too, without njurng the mos
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l08 Baltimore street,
and corner of Charles and Pratt sts., OIL
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CARD. Received direct from the manutactur
q er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
ID FENS, the genuine article; also, gold and silver
encil Cases. with Jackson's superior Leads for PEN
I cases. supply of the above articles at all times
store for sale by G, ID. CLARK, Water street, Sc
nd door from Calvert, nj the lowest rates
NJ d. Gold aud Silver wanted. jel4-eotf
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SILVER SPOONS, SILVER SPOONS.
- Britannia Ware, Casters, Cake Baskets, Gold
and Silver Pencil Cases, Spectacles, Levi Browns
Steel Pens, with variety of Jewery-for sale low by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
dig second door from Calvert.
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CARD. 100 GOLD WATCHES.-

YIN Those who wish to purchase handsome
r. 90 Watch and Chain for New YEARS. gifts, are
LOB parcula ly invited TO call and examine G. d.
'RK'I large stock of Gold Watches, which are
received, and will he sold at such prices that all
an wear Gold Watch. Clll and STE, all those who
am bargains in w; tches and all descriptions Of
Fwe'ry. Store Water street, Second door from Cal
rt-st d07
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lBRINOS. BLANKETS, FLANNELs,

CL IAklNGS, &c. II. McELDOWNEY s.
have on hand and offer for sale at at the lowest
Sible prices, large and well selected stock of the
owe goods, with general assortment Dress Silks
Puselin dc Laine, Cashmere, Linen Goods Velvets
Jain Goods, Domestic Goods &c.
'.t 1863 Baltimore street.
d29 ...... Between Calvert and Light
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TRNIN PLATTE, SHEET liz ON,
COPPER WIRE, &c, &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, l tx, and extra skies
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x2O, of bes,Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET IROy-al direct importation.
10000 lbs. Brazers COPPER, assorted
30 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
300 bundles Bright aud anuCaled IRON WIRE
so rolls SHEET LEAD, ,! to lbs
50 pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPBTER
Ako, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c.
8I7- A full stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper, &c.
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT * BROTHER,
ao5 6mif 81 and 80 :. CHARLES street.
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uDRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
III Just received, an assortment of FANCY ARTi-
Giles, consisting in part of WORK BOXES, PORT.
FOLIOS, GARD RACKS, CARD BASKETS, POR-
CELAlN FLAMBEAUX, and ORNAMENTAL FL
CURES, together with lot of PERFUMERY and
FANCY SOAPS.
Also, a small lot of PAPER MACHEE, BONES,
&c. The above just received and for sale by
SETH !. HANCE,
d23 los Baltimore-st.
SILVER AND CHE PLATED LACES-
~ For party dresses, for sale low by
d2I ], M. HAIG, lei Baltimore street
a FEW MORE OF THE SAME SORE
"a or DRESSING GOWNS LEFT and for sale
at Il. DONAHUE'S, No, 80 German,
ME 2aw!lstJa near Sharp street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
Legislature OF New York.
In SENATE-Feb. 10, l845.

Mr. JeNEs called up the joint resolutions, hereto
fore introduced by him, urging our Senators and
Representatives in Congress TO procure repeal Of
the law Of 1887 relative to the New York and New
Jersey Pilots.
Mr.. FOLSOM hoped that the subject would be suf-
tered to remain upon the table few days longer.
The Chamber OF Commerce, representing those
most nearly IN this matter, were preparing TO me-
morallze the Legislature, and time ought to be al
lowed them 10 do this 1t was his belief that no
change in the Pilot laws was desired by the CON-
mercial community of New York.
MIR. JONES hoped that the Senate would take up
and dispose OF these resolutions There was no
time to be lost, II II was desired expected that
Congress should act upon the subject during the
Mr.. Folsom stated some further reasons why the
subject should not be taken up now, and moved, in
conclusion, to lay the report and resolutions the
table.
On this motion the vote stood 9to9
The CHAIR voted in the negative, SO the motion
was lost.
Mr. JONES waived the consideration until the or
MOTIONS RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES
BY Mr. BocKEE, that the Senate hereafter meet
at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. JONES now called up his resolutions on the
subject of the New York Pilot Laws.
The question being taken, the motion to lay the
resolutions on the table was lost
The resolutbns having been read,
Mr.. FOLSOM said that their object appeared to be
to procure removal OF certain restrictions OF which
the New York Pilots complain. He then
went on with the usual Wall street TRADE against
the pilots.
Mr.. JONES, in reply, argued that the law OF Con-
gress was unconstitutional, because 1t was equal
and partial in its operations and because it subject
ed the citizens OF New York to the municipal regu
atIons Of New Jersey.
Mr.. JONES proceeded to argue that there was
competition enough among the pilots of New York,
without opening the business to the pilots of New
Jersey.
Mr.. FOLSOM briefly rejoined
Mr.. JOHNSON intimatlng desire to address the
Senate the resolutions were laid until t0-mor
row.
In Assembly.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
the State courts against applicants for naturaza-
ton.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. THOMPSON, by bill, to incorporate the N.
Y. Prison Association.
BY A H BUEL, by bill, to incorporate the Mu.
tual Benefit Life Insurance Co.. in the city of N.
York.
By Mr.. HARVEY, by bill, to incorporate the St.
David's Benevolent Society In New York and
Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. TITUS, by bill, in favor of the Senate's
bill in relation to patent rights Ordered to third
reading.
BILL READ THIRD TINE.
In relation to patent rights-passed.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. D LEE in the chair, and took up the bill to
suppress RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Without any question on the bill, the committee
rose, and the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
No. 81 Broadway, New York.

Next Block below Trinity Church. and Wall street
subscribers lessees and propretos Of the above well
known establishment having recently taken il for term Of
wishes Of their friends and by supplying with
comfort and convenience which place like this possibly
afford
The of the house large airy and commodous and
have been but lately fitted with and elegant furn
The dorestics attentive respectful obedentthe
BILE abunantly supplied with all the subsanta and Injuries
good ypgthe cellar contains ample Of the Shocss
house, constantly kept clean and heahful condition
Having avaed themselves of these and other advanta
and accommodations important public house, the
loprtors only deem duy but. also take pleasure in
while endeavog please although they do pretend TO
smile competition they Determined by assiduous at
the their guests and the reasonable
charges that those who their house sha with
ence dissatisfaction. JOHN H. MORE,
PETER TYLER
New York, Feb. 1, 1915. IA lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
NCH'S HOTEL.

THE PF0PRIEToR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
1888 Fulton street. doors OF Broadway the mme
date vicinity OF merca business and the principal PLACES Of
and has furnished style that will bear favof
able comparison with the best hotels the city The pro-
building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance como and that he has combined
uomy the following prices will show
A :" WEEK. ............l 50
The will warmed gratis upon occasion will
here be more than one bed ia
There is REFECTORY attached, in which there are
meals served OF the day and evening There
re also Bath Rooms sopnected for warm eod and shower
baths The Porter will be attendance all times during the
aght to admit dodgers, and to let them at all hours -
ing the hall bell MIG smsm
The New York herald., 1845-02-22

SICKNKss IN ARKANsAs.-An extract OF a 1ettel
dated 2lst ult., from gentleman in the neighbor.
hood Of Mount Vernon St Francis county Ark publish
ed in the Little Rock Banner" says: Since my
the most awful moralities that have experienced
At least seventh Of population have been swep'
of in few weeks cannot sttempt 10 describe the dis
II 10 Of the most fatal kind-more dreadful
than the cholera Our physicians know nothing OF II
and do not pretend to give II name. But have reasoi
to be thankful that in the midst Of disease and DEATH
kind Providence has, far, preserved and mine il
good health.
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

N NIKENS SULUI I1ON FUN 7 ne fiAIN, WHICH ,,5 M5n
different from ye, Offered and cannot fail OF su
percedng all Others Ii highly ecacious and the
advantages Of identifying the hair without injuna its
growth
changed before paying their money II humbu would take
this method here would be reason to complain.
One tri-l will prove the fact.
Sold Wholesale and retail and applied No 5Chatham st,
opposite the Hall Of Records New York, mp stairs
lmsTc
The New York herald., 1845-02-22
LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

HAVING been awarded the Diploma the late Fair OF the
IL American Institute, for the best asts am prepared to
furnish article of which cannot be this
any other city in the United States.
Sole and Upper Leather Of all kinds Black and Colcred Mo-
and Kid Skins with Deer Goat and Lamb Shin Bind
Shoe Threads: Lssngs Gsllson, shessnes Linen and
Pncers Avis and Tacks with full assortment Of Shoe
makers Tools Of the cheap for cash
WARREN 8. WILKEY,
295 Spring street, between Greenwich and
Washington streets, New York
B-The Greenwich Line of Stages within block Of
the store f20 1m~m
The New York herald., 1845-02-22

CONFESSION OF AN INcENpIARY young girl
named Dickinson daughter of the late Mr.. Smith
Dickinson OF AmherstJ aged Ia In the employ Of Capt
Asa Field, OF Levereu hes made confession Of setting
the fire to his property -Norfhampton Courier.