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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
~ RICHMOND. y.


INHE Winter Course of Lectures in the Medi
cal Department of Hanpep Sydney Coess will comm. ne,
k'ehnond on Monday the 27th OCTOBER p~ ana eo,t
niue until the .ss Of February foaowns
The new Co~se and Hospital Ed6ee been eops.,.d
every aansemesi has ben nsds s.S>-a q. N. ~
ustases winch are oetaised tA> o.
10 The usual Lectures surgical Mede. Crneu
h given regularly II the College Hospital City bosse
renssn'a and Arnouy By ~heh hav. u.
opp"sanhv Of witnessing the diseases South
"eh ne WIN De called upon Of h
professional life The number Of major Surgical or
uon. which have been yearly performed the
mas ALREADY claimed for the College Hospital reputation f
leading School for Surgical in-trueiion
cine '' W "eo'
Medea. "1 ma
L. BoHANNAN N. D. Prof ob.tetrie. and p-.a... Of
Women and Children
JEfFRiES WYAAN. n. y, Prof Anatomy and Phy,olo~x
huGs u. WARNER, ~ d., Profes.os surgery
sCkATks hAUPiN, n. D. Prof Chemsary and Pharmacy
CAkTEk r. JOHNSON. -. D., Demoa-sr.,os Of Anatomy
me abundance Of natea foe tn
eonou Of The Dseezins Room vii To .tudv
boroegby the body and 40 -
IN the use of surgical instruments
Good Boarding, including fuel and .rvanf.
can be procured from $50 IN IS per week.
Current Bank Notes in which the stud.,,
sided will be Iaken for uekets
- AUG. L. WARNER. N. n,
Uea Of The Faen
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Ok BBI4S. No. Mackercl
SoN % Mol Do
~ Do Hsrnnss
50 DO DO Potatoes
500 bushels do
1000 punches Onions
IS bhs H-kwin Applrs
10 d. Ruscus DO hourly etpeccd PET s,ht China and
'ot ne ~ noS RANKIN q wHtrLOCK.
- CASES FREsn rRUNEs n,w crop foou Fr,p,e received
- and tor ale by JOSEPH rONAVTrA
noW No 20. West Main q
= BBlS. LlNSEED OIL, received and for sale
WoT1) IN RUsTACR son.
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RAss. Sheet Wire Fesasrs. tsV
- Polished ssovrs. ronss asd Poss poahss ros
mea Poo ale iOw ~ SMITH q HARwOoOs
oeS -, MUS -
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New and Rich styles of Tea and Dinner
SERVICES.

we" and Hich styles of Tea and Dinuor
SERVICES.
UsT opened China set. Of entirely ne, ,s ,,,
as OF Tea and Dinner s~rviees the septop az
the public invited new pattern. OF f1oxin, Rim. -
DUG serviees-and Whie Granite and
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.
hh frankn Manufacturing Company hand at their
= fAfEA MILL the Depot Of southern Railroad GOOD
assortment OF extra suPerfne. fine letter folded and
% CAY papers ruled and Piin also medium printing enveop and
wrapping papers OF lowest yholesa.
20 ~h ey invite Puehe attention quality and
viii bear comparison production
Of Northern Factory They are prepared to eIeen,.
any description OF paper that the customers NAV
sSGe merchants aud dealers requested Payer
mi If
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TO THE BEAUTiFIEKs OF THE COMPLEX
IONi-SURPRLsLNf, EFFICACY,

EV TIE HEAUTfIIEkS OF IlIE CDMpIEN-
lONi-sURPRisLSG EFECsCYi
MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NynPu soAp ann
Tor rendering the skin son well as imparnr d,l.,.
rossats hue 20 the eonp,e1ion.
creator and ofhat charm f
femae ioveness skin Jules U.u,r, N,,ns g.,
kau Divine de Venus elert an .lmo, m.,,es
co@poed Tor the most B.Lamic plap
tbs utter exclusion Of all admIur- di.t,nrai.h.d
nany Tor is extremely bland purifying soothing ..toa
on e SID and by seiinf the serroy y.-
. all inputt es from the aays every tendency 10 ia
hAnuor and by this nsthod alone cceiuaIy d--ipa.s an ,
mes tan PinhpL ecks. snnhu'n cut n.or
'"ns - nimeslo female its us~ will ebanr, tn
mot bhous eonpeIon wht.n.s. Will. on b-
meek ialds and arms, bes d-eacy fairness which
eonnate use will happily protect every appsarane. OF youth
iui sha'm u the most advanced period- Of hf.. '
For sale, wholesale N retail, by
JULES nAuEI. Practical Chemi-, and Pc-fun.r
&c South I'd Street. below Cl.,nYt
ann ey my agents, Main Street: L. Ginter A. DuyaI 90
n Duva- T. Daqaesse. sbsekoe u NJ Zaehrt..o. w "a
Dornin PesefsssI: erags. Thomas 4 Co. a. So
VI freniams awaried a the Franhln Ipssitu,e
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RRUEN e. CO., Manufacturers Of Malleable
- Iron Castings the Ran road Depot MARKET a
Newark ~ J. all Harness. Carriage Stove
and Machinery. Taos Shears Cuue Knives descrp-
ton OF haeable Cutlery Collars for and
every Kind and character OF Maeab Castings
Europe OF Country We invite csage.
y Manufacturers Hardware Merchants Buders all per
sons who use such articles in the south and
US avst WHERE they win be able purchase saving
over the price paid for the article the Northern
Newark N J sept IS. 1895. 6m
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rant has beeniong and fayoably the Northern
ees a. cheap covering for preserving roofs &C.
"hen put on with common fish oil ar o,r
49, NoA omS cay for number OF years making them per-
ous 10 water and TO great having
c 1890 r@'"'N -'J
o ioaS.yrnS reV
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FRESH FAIL DRY GOODS.

received pers hip
gina and barkawsy from Liverpool By recent arm
y.' nom The North fun ant varied Foreign and
onese Dry Goods 10 which they Of Country
Merchants Their stock Of Cloths anks Heavy WOODEN. and
Prints, 10 unusually hrEe and at priee.
~ No lO5. Main Street. Double Granite Front
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ATTENTION.
ALL WHO DEDIRE PEARLY WHITE rERrxr
MI UNRvALLED ROSE TOOTH PASTE 4. u,;v-,.,nv
soasht amer for the peary wht-ne-s gives the teeth
WITHOUT ne slightest Injury For sale. wholesale retail At
JULES HhuELS, Praeufal Chemist nd P.rfuu.r
90 South ID Street. below Cbesnat
hhd by ny AEetu, Main Street l. Ginter A. Duy.i 60 p
n DuHaL X bgGuesEe. Saoskoe Iu: =. H. ZEch.i.on w ~
pornin Petersburg BrayFs Thomas Co.
~ aNhuen NJ the frankhn iastiuts. de 22-1m
TO THE LADIES IN sRTICTLAR
MI DEPiLAr TORY FOWLER been found highly
and OF great use To ladies' who am c-d with s
pefnSes hair principally whsn rs confined To the
upr Up and side Of the face giving turn to The ho
when usd with proper and according the rec
usps WI be found 10 be addition toll a, The u,
az sn.ip Instrument 10 entirely avoided hair IL removed
In avs OF trn niastes AFTER its ppiie.iioa.
THIS wananted 10 rroxe ,,.r
Gus hair Amer have received ~
success which cannot be contested
For SALE wholesale and retail. at
JULES HAUEE's DEPOT
80 South % Street, below Chssnui.
Ana by niy Agents Main Street L. Giaer A. puyaI Co n
hpu'aL puGu"sne shockoe Iiiu 5. 81. Zaehrsscn w H.
Dornn Petersburg; Bags, Thomas & Co
gSrremlnms AWARDED At tie Franklin Institute. 22-3n
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E.s.es Rsfss-5sr "a. .fssrrs.es Of sioo .. si.r IISs

Insurance be effected for up OcO
BY application 70 HENRY LUDLAM,
ju Sly Richmond Va
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Dec. 3O-8 p. NJ.


rhs,a waa a very great decline In stocks to-day.
Reading Raroad fell ons per cent Norwich Worces.
Ter s@ Long Island, !; Harlem, III Canton, /; Vicks
huro went uu \; stonington, Erie, Morris Canal
farmers Loa and Illinois 6s closed firm at yesterdays
prices Their has very great change in the CON-
plexion of the market since yesterday.
The stock market is in worry curious state. The fan
oes are nm o, day three and four per cent and down
the next TO " still lower depth 1t certainly very ex'
traordinary no, of these stocks managed The
sudden and raj nd changes are enough to deter the most
rsckIess ousid. from touching solitary share as the
chances ara so muea against any one not among the
wIrenulsrs II is utterly impossible to tell from sne
dav n anotbe, how things in Wall street are gong
rbav Az e,Jut like weathercock, and areaSt Us ul
cara;, The N Ills and the bears are ]ae Drood Of
,,or.g checked s. who have lost thea mamma crying
oout the street without knowing na 70 do or where
10 90 Tbev aust gathered together under the wing
of some expere need esAer before ney can go TO work
win any spirit T With any system
,ere is very title doing in foreign exchanges We
oro,e prime bills w London at l0st l09 On Paris Ct
9o4 bf2 s; Amste rdam, sss 40; Hamburg, 353 So
Bremen, 7sI 70. The supply Of bills all points
ouito large and it ia possible the demand may be mo-
active before the mai vs. close
The Paterson Rairo,sd Co. have declared dividend
of per cent payable az the ice of the Manhattan Fire
insurance Co. on the 3rd OF ia nuary.
Tho Boston end Providence Railroad has declared di
vdsnd Of per cent payab le at the Phenix Bank
tho LIST of January.
The Tonawanda Railroad Cot pany have declared a
dividend per share payable at the Phenx Bank on
the I'd January.
II stated in the Boston papor that the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad Company intend declaring on the
LIST January semi annual dividend Of three per cent.
The Tradosmen's Bank has declared dividend of five
par cent last six months payable the end of
January.
The Cabot Manufacturing Company, Springfield, has
declared semiannua dividend Of ten per cent and the
schScopee Manufacturing Co. of six per cent
The President and Directors Of the Union Bank of
Maj yland have declared alyearly dividend of three
per cent.
The farmers Planters Bank has declared a half
yearly dividend Of three per cent
The annexed table gives the quotations for the princi
pal State stocks and other securities In this market for
three periods -:
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On Monday, Dec 29th, of consumption, SUSAN CHAR
Lorrr, aged rs years, wife of John w. Halberton.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re.
speculy invited to attend her funeral at No IS Oliver
street. on Friday morning. I'd Of January at 10 o'clock
On Tuesday the 30h instant JOHN c. DEACON, in the
2sth year Of his age
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from his late residence 232 Seventh
street. this Wednesday, afternoon at u o'clock.
On the 30h instant at 81 O'Clock, GroRoE GRAY, 81
years of age
Ths friends of Frederick Godery are respectfully in.
nit d 70 attend his funeral from 90 Dey street. this
On Sunday the 2sth instant, oil a ..ns...
ton, NICHOLAS JAMES SULLIVAN, aged 20 years
months.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend his O'Clock from his late residence
No. Al Allen, of Hester street, Wednesd
morning. 3ls instant His remains will be taken East
Chester fer interment The funeral services will be
performed Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock at his re-
sidence.
0G- Mobile papers please copy 1T
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The leading features Of these banks compare as fol-

These returns show that within the past year there
has been decrease, in the aggregate $685.
ass while in the leading departments with the
of specie. there has been increase. The movement
Of the banks OF South Carolina since January ls4s has
been steadily but very gradually expanding The month
ly reports required from these institutions by the laws
of that State keep them in very sound condition. and
conPeis them to sustain very uniform movement The
banks OF every State requiring monthly reports are
generally in better condition than those of any others
and attribute it almost entirely to the fact that they
are required to make exhibit of their affairs SO re-
quenty that an expansion to any dangerous extent il
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LATEST INTELLl8EkCk BY THE NAILS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. y, IS4

WARRINGTON, Lee ~, lo4b.
A special messenger, Lieutenant Todd. Texan
navy, leaves here tomorrow for Texas, bearing
with him the joint resolutions tdu ting Texas into
the Union TIE act extending the judiciary system
OF the Union over the State; and the making
Texas collection district In another month we
may expect two Senators and two Representatives in
Congress from the State of Texas, and we may ex-
pect an interesting scene their first introduction
among the assembled wisdom of the nation.
There was thin Senate this morning, and evl..
IDENTITY no disposition to 60 regularly to work until
after the expiration Of the old year. The motion of
Mr.. flanagan indicates the temper OF the
West on the Oregon question. Nothing short OF
itty-four forty viii! answer the people of Indiana,
and Illinois, and Michigan, and Iowa, and Arkan-
sas. Missouri, or rather Colonel Benton, doubtful.
The House, 10 day, referred the momentous mat
ter OF the election OF superintendent OF the folding
room, TO a select committee.
Both houses, we rather expect, will adjourn over
from tomorrow TILL Saturday morning next.
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A NEW LITERARY JOURNAL,

A NEW LITERARY JOURNAL,
EDlTED BY PARK BENZ. AMIN late editor Of the New
~ World, and ". THOMPSON, late editor of the Au
snip, ""Chropcles of tineville," SC.
The Western Continent,
Tor the week ending January 3d varied
interesting contents the following:-
johns Alive, tho Pride OF Ghost" by the author OF
pathos. - ~
MARY Land Morssls what and drink Guys in
more aRastronoInc article touching ducks
Gyers and other topics Of edible interest by the
The LADIES Of Baltimore" being glowing and lifelke
description OF the unsurpassed beauties of the
city and comparing them with the beauties Of New York
fhadelpho and Boston, article that will i'm
mense sensation. = -
The Ballet" criticism the nude style of Madame Au
guMa and the demoalisng ntlu Of stage dancing.
Scorching Review Of Inge soils book the late war
The Diamond Mine Of Sncura being particular descrip
ton OF the la,e splendid discovery in Bahia.
An original Letter of General Washingtonr no first
ished. e' 'P"p'
The Editors Address the Reader Poems by Longellow
sen amin aud other articles full
vigor and fun a rich and varied oiaspodrida
SUBSCRIPTIONS 81 yeasingle copies sxpence. For sale
wholesale and retail, by GEORGE DEXTER,
30 Ann street, stairs,
=, . - General Agent for New York.
Also for sale by VIM TAYLOR, No. 2 Aston House
Immediately. d3I 2,s,.rc
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %, lS45

WARRINGTON, Dec. %, 1845.
The Organ out of Ttne-Jsdge Woodward IN a Fur
His Natiue Amertcanism-1he Organisf De-
nounced- DIcDn6ie's Health-1he Question Sci
tied of /" Tyho is the Napoleon Of the Prfss?"
Father Richie, with all his forty years expert
ence. as the so-called "Napoeon" OF the democratic
press-with all his Virginia discretion and dexteriiy,
is. after all, the veriest bunger in existence AS
safe and reliable journalist, who can grasp and
comprehend the secret springs Of the political ma
chine in the twinkling OF an eye, ne can't hold
candle 10 his " ilustrious predecessor" Blair. He
has the benefit Of valuable assistance, to be sure.
and has enlisted some very handsome talent from
among the clerks in several Of the departments; but
with all that. his paper is no more to be compared to
Rla;r,s Globe that was, or to the Nspi York Herald
that ia than the taste of insipd cucumber can 6
ronnnared to the notes Of magnificent Kent bulIe
Occasionav il is true, the organ plays tune, or
snccession of tuues, that don't disappolnt the public
eynectaton; but ever and anon, screw gets loose,
and string breaks, and key IS damaged, whcn
the notes become so harsh grating, so unharino.
Mons. go discordant, so anything but sweet ana
mnsical. that they would be shame and scsnds' 10
the leader of any Calithumplan oand IN one % =
smallest villages.
Now, here is pretty fair specimen o. this or
ganstic discord The other day, the Union an
aounced under ito editorial head, that the nc'nins-
tion of George Washington Woodward, ~ iHNas
of the Supreme Cont q, the Uulied States hie \ ,
confirmed BY the ". : SENATE, on "edhes"'l y
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

vv,ur WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
and o., su, s much admired display Of shoes
meat his No Broadway where he offer. spee
h ssfy a. E Ss
the s Ssn Of being freshly and tina,
the laboratory q Lsuser Pere Fills which he was for
e q s,sfHs his skill
sdP% opssa Fl article. q the
ms eustomers 70 compare and choose and hs
R eiis the ssSss nesS, Of FANCY
,nSIs s,a doe. advertise Soap which will change
which WI possess the ttanscendent of creating
Others Su. does offer soHp ss.s Sc
ennesy mpouned Tia no 9nneur l,zed ak
o. assy %Tp By &C
os h. 81 Shaving is CREAM an .e.
winch u once tried will always be present in every gentle
He ofsrsh: COSMETIC CREAM, so invaluable. an spp
lie Offer. for the S bead Oils ESSENCES poMATuMs
ID q ssy soS vsGS, dssn
dered action OF the Scalp; OF soothing emoluen pro
for the irritable head; Others stimulating and
other eausss These ses, with
physiological principles frequently restore the hair its
Of the hair and be coofounded with the thou
His BEARS the pubic Is psri.e seunn,
mhen as such aud IS PREPARED by an Of
virtue Of which differs from other subsance' of similar
Character.
For the quality Of his goods he refer Nessrs Aspu
s es s q h and many G 9TH Of The
'eEHied articles OF his manufscturt
any everything his will be and
msv does not give full satisfaction will only will.
anxious ~ also thankfully be tskn back The subscriber is
~ good gure for his character for yerc-
uch rnnn whe from the OF the articles there
all II hi. empsyoo En-, sad be i upon
$50 most repeatedly olicited.
Maprc... EUGENE ROUSSEL,
No. I59 BroadW..rre aud Importer Of Perfumery,
d2l lm.rc and SS's. y. Liberty and Conrtandt,
NrnIIc ffW ,.k. AND Iiu DsON RIA II-ROAD honda
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HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS.
}. 4 H. G. LANGLEY,
BOOKSELLERS, No. 8 Aston House,
II ESPECTFULLY request the inspection Of their friends
IL and purchasers their choice end valuable collection Of
ELEGANTLY UNPUBLISHED WORKS,
adapted for PresentAmong the numerous richly Illustrative
works of the
The new English and American Annals.
Pictorial AID Standard Works
illustrated Editions of the Poets.
Family Bibles
A varied of Bibles, Oxford and American ed
7iors, in various style of binding
hooks OF COMMON PRAYER.
Numerous editions of he Book Of Common Prayer var
iious styles Of binding including splendid specimens
JUVENILE WORKS.
sisting Of about
ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT KINDS.
GAMES AND PUZZLES
The whole forming the
articles for esents to be found in the city. -
j. H. q L. beg their freads and the public thn
it wi be their mpart the
which hitherto acknowledged chaTac
teristlcs, viz:
VARIETY AND Econ ONLY.
Aud they would father those who favor them
with their patronage that they rely obtaining works
adapted or the season at their desirable variety
and on terms OF economy by other houses
the city d3l lire
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PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
THERE will be sold the Navy Yard, on MONDAY
NEXT Jseury 9Th, IL o'clock. M various articles Of
Provisions aud Stores among which the following -
Bureau Of Propisons and Clothing.
Beef Flour. Rans Pickles. Bread Sugar Butter, Cheese,
Beans empty Hogsheads Pipes and half Pipes Shocks and
Clothing.
Bureau If Construction, &c.
Lot Of Shakings aud Oil Casks.
Bu,eou of Yards and Docks.
One pair Of Oren.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
Nursery Lamps, Silver Cathetes Valor B.th Apparatus
Castos Copper Tea Kettles Tea Potts. Tea Trays Chairs,
sdeboard Stoves yarious Wash Basins tehen puninre
toons Padoeks Copper Chair Pans Candlecks Grndstone
Buckets, Sc, &c.
Terms-Cash delivery.
Navy AGENrs OFFICE,
New York, Dec. 49, lSa5: - ,uo,,
d3O tJ4rc Navy Agent.
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VANAMBURGH " CO.'S
a U u l. u & ICAL e H Il lTION,
No. 53 BOWerY.

. nose the Bowery Theatre, will open
Thursday Evening, December 18th, ls45.
MIR. VANAnGUtGhh having spent years IN Europe with
1VK iant has returned aer having collected with
great care and expense, most SIP ENDlD AND EXTEN-
SIVE COLLECTION OF ANIMALS that has ever been eS-
hbed in this country oh collection his design
hb the New York public while making preparations for
the travelling season.
Doors open from IL in the morning; and from to
o'clock in the afternoon, and to 10 clock in the evening
Admttance Is centc-Chdren under 10 half-price.
For particulars see bills Of the day. di4 lm.rc
GERMAN Performances AT PALMO'S
OPERA HOUSE, chambers street
NEW YEARS DAY AND overwhelmingly, Jan.
LIST l&6-Flrst Performance to commence at q. o'clock
NJ "The Drunkads Dream After which, selection OF
avorte Songs and Dances To conclude with the Justice
and the Loafer. (Nant- i'm VerhoeT)
Second Performance, commence at o'clock" The Stu
dent and the Parc de- Die Raenbe Tragedy by FIR
Won Schiller in five Herr BendiH the celebrated Dancer,
will have the bonor great Pas Groteque dnrrg
the evenug.
Prices of Admission Afternoon Performance, First Tier y
cents Second Tier l2a Evening Performance First Tier so
cents; cond Tier IS cens. r.. REESE.
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Married.

:sday the 2sd instant, by the Rev. David Moore
Of Dr. c. Munday all Of Richmond Staten
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A CARD.
MAYORS OFFICE, Dec 3ls, l345.-The Mayor will be
1 happy his friends and FLOW citizens generally
the first day Of January the Mayors Office City Half
between the hours of ii aud O'Clock
d3l l'r JACOB RAMSAY First Marshal.
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MIR. LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN,

NO $50 brO0uWny,
to nls S hi friend. chat he prepared attend
YEARS. DAY, as he has three men to assist him in Hair
Dressing, Curling, and Shampooing without delay.
city LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN
d3l 2t'r as0 Rroadwsv
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WALTER GREENOuGH. Auctioneer.
NtOre. los WALL atreeI.

store, los Wall street.
SPLESBDip Go,d Watches, Jswsllery Fancy Goods. Sc
II o'clock the Auction large and valuable
Of Fancy Goods such ladies' Work Boxes Tea Trays
French Perfumery so doz fine French Hair Brushes &c
Plus Braceets Gold Lever and Ladies' Watches &C. com
psng great variety Of goods and worthy attention Terms
cash. Dbl lt'r
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctio

WIN. W. SHIRLEY. AuctiOneef.
plRDS, TOYS AND PAiNTINGS-By II. y. VIII
~ LARD This Day. Wednesday Pee 81 AZ ios O'CLOCK az
Bird, singy snd in Toys in assorted los
retailer aud miles, a great variety.
Also al IL o'clock H. collection Of Oil Paintings Sale
Of every lot offered is positive
Also. various other, articles, suitable for presents
d2o ltsn
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
WHAT acceptable and Appropriate Offering than
w lection from the following and rich GOODS, most
ly received per the Acadia
Splendid silk Satin Merino Dressing Gowns, Embroi-
dered Cashmere Maselles Silk and Satin vestmgs. Black
and Fancy Silk and Satin Scaris and Cravats
Shawl pattern Merino Muerv Travelling Cravss Extra
size and quality Twilled Silk with large
sediment of fancy Dress Articles
Cloth Clocks Youths Overcoats for sale II 23 Broad
wsv. American Hotel. w. T. JENNINGS & co.
do isfJ2rc