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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-29
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MASsASLLA Dec Sin port brig Caroline of Portland
HoyoLrLy Oe, s-Ia port, ship Angelo Hastings hence
april 2) via VALPARAISO 9Th Sal 3D. bark Angola
Salem, Vaney, Boston, or " Be dford
CiENruEoos. Dec mo American vessels in port.
LAHAiNA Oct Gin port, ship Charles Knox for Boston
or Bedford. dg ""
vALrARAso, Oct l3ISld. bark Lion, Henry, Coquimbo
and Boston; 23d, brig Colibr (Danl N York
ioy.IvE' soth ult.sd, ;ehr Csssus, Boleom, Boston
sm arr 18th ut; Adele Reynegom, from phs arr
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GREAT BARGAINS In Dry Goods.-Tbe spbscr ibers
~ have in store large and we-assored stock OF desra
very low and being determined to close the same ont In
the quickest possible me) they prepared to sell nj sc
great reduction from the market price that purchasers
From the great variety they enunerate the following
viz; sF 4tr#aast r. stsE -
Rich figured striped and shaded dress silks yery rich
and the most fashionable styles
81 n;esn. SsnlGnape casmeres in great variety
Handsome plaid woolens Of every kind
100 pieces dark cacoes and chimes
30 dozen ladies' alpaca, Cashmere, silk and cotton
Ladies' kid, merino and Thibet hose
90 pieces white hannels Of every quality
cases bleached coitons, all qualities
Bobbin, cambric, jaconet, and thread edgings
Ladies' fashionable scarfs and neck ties : f., =.
Handsome colored forenccs for Innings
White cambrlcs, jaconets, and SWISS and plaid mus
Is pieces heavy unmixed linens
% % 90 very superior sk-warp alpaca
q DO Do fine f do 6 Ss9iDoss
Black love wells and black ii grapes
pieces fine linen cambrics
do very sheer French lawns ...E
linen sheetngs, dwellings, and napkins, large stock
80 pieces fine lO-4, 1874 1874 and IA blankets
70 Marseles quilts, all sizes
100 pieces furniture chintzes
90 do cassinets and leans
30 do black and colored cloths, all qualities
very large assortment of cassimeres
oV dozen gentlemens under-shrts and drawers. well
assorted, and some very superior
Genlemens silk and linen cambria handkerchies a
20 dozen cotton, angola, and merino half.hose
Also, 100 pieces ingram carpetings unusually low
100 very rich tuhed and chenele rugs
Oilcoths, door-mats &c.
Aof which, with every article in store we offer at un
low prices for cash, to punctual
EsTEP. HooE. 81 co.
centre Market Space, No. from 9TH street.
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DREPARAToRY BOARDING SCHOOL, for

Children under the charge OF Miss Margaret c. Meade
daughter of the late Richard w Meade Of Philadelphia,
aided by assistant teachers; situated the Hartford road
about two miles from Batiu ore, residence
commonly known as Mount Vincent
ages sG four and ten.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Geography, Eng
branches chiefly taught in this institution Those children
Latin French and Music but each OF these branches Will
No pocket money viii be allowed in the possession of the
chdren and this rule will be enforced, the protection
Of their health and the better government of their morals
All their reasonable will be supplied from the funds
deposited by their parents for that purpose.
Payment must be made sem-annualy in advance from
this rule there can be no deviation.
NO boarder viii be received for shorter time than half
year nor retained longer than the age of fourteen and
ffs Terms N ARE g AS 3 ieSL ee%1s'
washing and mending payable hafyeay advance, fop
children OF four years OF age Sl2j 90
From eight to fourteen years Of age $50 90
Latin and French, each, per annum 20 90
Music on the piano, per annum 40 90
For the use Of the piano, per annum 90
Dancing and drawing at the masters prices
inlnary fees and clothing, if supplied BY the institution
of each child, but always moderate.
Boys must come supplied with clothing for winter and
tons also one tea and table spoon, fork tumbles
and six napkins
ws d. Rev Mecoan ers ReS b. fsy G
lege Rev. VIM; Mathews Washington; Rev Nicholas
esq, Baltimore Charles H. Winder esq Washington !:
nedy, esq, do; Lieutenant J. Ward, United States Naval
Schooi Annapolis William Parrot, esq. Washington r..
=. Washington, do.
All letters must be addressed post paid to Miss Meade
through the Baltimore post office, who will give all frher
Information required. = tY Dec liz
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DROspECrus Of me and Advocate OF In


dspeadsncs-Accordlngt the intimstion given IN the
Deoenber number OF the Investigator eded by Josiah
viii take charge Of ha, periodcsl in the city Of Baltimore
nom the LIST OF January 1S, when the first number OF the
new series will be issued.
Under the new arrangement '.the Investigator will
nue firmly advocate Independence Of human authority
N matters OF Misunderstanding thai "God alone Is Lord
dual character under Protestant influence essential 10
The perPetnty OF American liberty, Il will, by calm yer
thorough discussion, endeayor expose and eine any
system principles the tendency Of which may be to inn
pede that development TO abrdge that liberty.
Ihs Investigator VIII be 50 far seotarlan as 70 promote
the Interests of evangelical religion and the OF good
morals. Uneonnected with any denomination SUCH u
wi neyertheless labor to cultivate among the various
branches OF the Christian church, he unity of the spirit
IN the bond of peace; and according It's ability
mote and sustain their common measures for the advance.
nent OF the Redeemers kingdomespecially the great
common measure OF Scripture circulation without note OF
comment.
ucatlon and general literature. Nor will il overlook the
more retiring though not less important interests Of domes
be wanting render the work profitable and acceptable
the various classes of readers.
TERMS.
The Investigator will be published in the city of Bati.
more, Maryland in monthly numbers of thiryixo pages
octave at u % per annun payable invariably in adj
vance or ~ IL cents per number, delivery Any per
JOHN p. CARTER
To whom all communications are to be addressed post
paid
The Rev. Mr. Garter, into whose hands the Investigator
need anything be said in his behalf by me-
assure the subscribers and readers Of the wo that there is
tofore.
hoee me foregoing prospectus In so doing they viii
much oblige tho late as well as the present editor.
JOSIAH +. POLK,
Late editor of the Investigator
u Brook az Co., OF w ashinston City, authorized
agents TO dispose OF the work and canvass for subscribers in
the District OF Columbia.
Dec.
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DR. BANNING's body bruee.-,rhou.snd. NJ me-

L SNhS"s "ouy Uruees-IholJsAnds OF persons
- afflicted by pulmonary affections Dyspepsia conspa
on and various degrees of local general debility hay,
been relieved by this instrument is particularly adaI
ed TO numerous ailments prevalent the SOUTH TO spd
weaknesses, distortions, tendency of the body to oung
and droop, both in children and adults. BY restoring s
form TO an erect posture, IL enages the chest 50 that he
subject breathes eer and easier, and thus many con
tons OF the chest with attendant affections the heart and
lungs are counteacted, and full play given the Organs
of respiration.
Baldwin, who will be in attendance all times over
Wheeers hardware store, Pennsylvania avenue near III
may call for the purpose.
Applications for single braces, from Distance as also
for patent rights may likewise be directed to Dr. Banning
office, l23, Broadway New York
Dr. Banning can refer, if desired, some OF the mos
eminent professors of medical and surgical SCIENCE In he
United States, well numerous distinguished ade,
and gentlemen in this city and other parts OF the country
July sly
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President of the United States contain many OF the most
valuable lead mines actually opened and worked which
have YET been discovered and from indications the sur
face and experiments made in digging, IL believed that
many others equally valuable exist and may be explored al
triiiing expense
From the great number Of these mines IL would be inn
practicable give adequate idea OF their character and
location, without extending this notice beyond proper
bounds Ii Is sufficient that they situated IN tie
of country bounded the south by the Illinois Stale
line the west by the Mississippi ryer the north BY
line drawn nearly parallel TO the south side OF the Wis
consin rivers the average distance OF ten or twelve miles
thercirom and the east by meridian line passing
through the OF Sugar Creek the whole district
covering surface equal TO about sixty full townships All
necessary facilities for transporting the products 10
ke afforded by the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers,
and their tributaries, the Blue Grant, Platte, Pekatonika,
and other rivers by which the district IS nterseced
The above district explored by Dr. Owen the geoo
gist of the State OF Indiana, under Instructions from the
Of the Houseof Representatives, passed the 9th OF Feba
1889 The able report of this gentleman, published In
1884, with the charts and Illustrations, (Senae document,
No. i07 LIST session. 18th Coness) contains precise inor
nation the location Of each mno and shows that in
1899 the lead mines OF Illinois, Iowa. and Wisconsin, though
only partially worked produced upwards of thirty million
pounds of lead of which those in Wisconsin, appears,
yielded the larger proportion and further thar the whole
district If properly mined, would yield one hundred and
ifty million pounds per annum
Particular lists of the sections and parts of sections 10 be
receiver Mineral Point together with maps which the
location Of each is designated; all of which will be
subject to the examination Of those wishing 20 purchase
JAMES ii. PIPER
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov. D-law26w
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~ N. Pr..,a.n. Of tn. United s..se..

TN pursuance Of Of Congress- approved on the eev
President Of the United States sell the reserved mineral
lands in the States of Illinois and Arkansas and Terri
ore" l. JAMES K POLK President Of the United sta s
ofAerca do hereby declare and make known that pub
IL es ssas Z ss s
be held at the aforementioned land Offices in said State at
N Ps s snS os ss 70 w MONDAY
lsad. within the following townships and fractional town
NorA Tie base line and s the fourth rinepal meri-
Fractional townships twenty-scyen, ,wen,v-eigbt and
Townshps twenyseven and weptyeight and fractional
township twenty-nine, Of range two te Yrs
Townships twentysoven and wentyeight, and fractional
townshP tyenty-n!ne, Of range three. sf s.
ycight, and fractional township twenty Of range four
North Of the base lime and ~e;t Of the fourth principal
Fractional ownships tweny-seven, twenty-eigbt. and
Fractional townships tweny-eght and twenty-nine OF
AZ the land Office at sIIAwNEETowN. commencino on
MONDAY the nineteenth day of April next Tor the disposal
81 the public lands within the following sections, and parts
South of tho base line and east of the third principal meridian
,o sssgo . ocsss ,ae,osye and sec
sections one os inclusive and sections eight rpe in
os: c. n ,sSw y d welys
feo inclusive and sections twenty-five fhwysir inclusive
Of township ecven sections one eo, three the north hall
and southeast quarter of section four; sections fire sere,
incnsive; the southwest quarter section fre; the north
half Of section fosren and sections fifteen eighteen ncu-
sye in township twelve, ct range nine.
Lands appropriated by law the use of schools militia
, other purposes will be excluded from the safes; also
those mining leases which shall no, be determined by the
day fixed for the commencement of the sales
above lands until after the shall have been offered al
public SALE and become subject to private entry; and
actually discovered and being worked will be cold In such
Legal subdivision subdivisions as viii include such mine
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MAMMOTH Christmas Plum Cake.-Ths beautifr,
tl specimen of art weighing six hundred pounds may
be seen nj the confectionery of the subscriber
9th instant Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited
to call and view this cake monster After the exhibition
It will be cut up in quantities TO suit purchasers "
take this occasion thanks my friends and pa
irons for their libera, and satisfied that, with the
additions have made in establishment, can offer
greater inducements for their continued custom than anv
other dealer in my line Weddings balls, parties and PR
favors fruits, eles, banc-ange, Charlotte se, polo
nnise &c also iced lemonade all the shortest notice
and of the best quality.
have also extensive of Christmas cake
beautifully ornanened and composed of the best maeri-
ais also all kinds of fruits cakes bon-bons, &c. of the
richest kinds Also superior article of cough candy and
every article usually kept in my line.
GEORGE CRAFT
Corner Of 18th street and Penn avenue, First Ward
Dec 23-3t
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July 16-1awIy


ICH and fashionable dry goods will be opened thu
\ this morning by the subscriber
Pink, blue white, mode, drap and brown bonnet satin
Rich gala plaids and raw silks ,. ,.....,
Mode, purple, pink, crimson, and mazarine French
merino Eaas RI
Rich shaded embroidered Cashneres
Rich California plaids and cloakngs m
Alpaca bombasins and twilled gnghams
Pars-wrought collars and French linen lawns
REVERE, embroidered, hemstitched, and lnencambrt
Handkerchefs
Turkerri and Broche shawls, (our sided) 80
Bue-black watercd and colored silk veves
Leadcolored Pout de Sote and black satin Ottoman
silk sm tM" "
Wide veil and narrow hat Grapes
Ladies' and gentlemen's white kid gloves (Bazioe'O
Striped silks plaid velvets and embroidered vestings
Real French cloths and doeskin cassimeres
10-4 Barnsley and snow-drop damask diapers
81 and 81 ocloths, Spanish mating and rugs
Damask moreens, crimson and scarlet 'a v. @.r
Watered moreens, blue crimson, and black
Rich painted window shades - W..
Thee-ply, ingram, Venetian, and twled carpetngs
$50 cotton cambria and silk umbrellas.
GEORGE STETTINIUS
few doors west OF Browns Hotel
Dec 2I---eo3tif
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Dec q


TInLDRENs Books FOR IsI7, for Youths OF ages.
" This day opened by +, Taylor many Of them with
numerous beautiful engrayings.
Little Lessons for L.ule Learners.
Clever Stories by Mrs Sherwood.
Child's own Story Book.
Travels and Adventures of Bob the Squirrel
Life and Perambulations of Mouse.
New Rhymes for the Nursery.
The Book Of Nursery Rhymes, Tales, and Fables.
Tales Of the Genii. ~.
Robinson Crusoe, with BOO engravings. ... ....
The Rose affections Gill; for 1871 Juyenile Souvenir
Jack, the Sailor Boy; by Mrs. Sherwood.
Duty; by Mrs. Sherwood.
Think before you act; by Mrs. Sherwood.
The Youths Historical Gin, with forty engravings.
Classic Tales
New Stories for Bows Stories for Corinne Stories and
Poems ; by Mrs. Gilman.
And new and ornamental editions of many of the older
books OF Miss EdgeworI, Mrs Sherwood, Mary Hewitt,
Mrs BaTbauld, &c &c.
Coored toy books both English and American great
variety
French juvenile books, small collection, just imported
nom Paris by +. TAYLOR. .
Dec. % 49,.
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CHARLES GAUTIER begs to inform his friends and the
~ public, that his Pile de Paris corner OF fIh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, he has GREATER varied
ch and magnificent display of Christmas presents con.
ectonery aud cakes Of all Sizes than has before been
displayed by any establishment this side of Philadelphia
and New York.
He invites all to call and examine for themselves con-
scious rs he is that the behoders will be pleased
He has hand large number of the superb cakes
ever beheld most tasefuly and richly omamented and
ranging in weight from five pounds, up twelve
hundred pounds
He supply parties and balls will every thing rich
good that be needed such occasions reason
able rates.
The display at his vie de Paris ON Christmas paw will be
grand, and well worth behoding. Dec 23-3t
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rHAppED HANDS. LIPS. Co.

(tHAPPED HANDS, LIPS, Sc.-The present seaau
~ being peculiarly calculated produce the above pan
ul and annoying disfiguements, would invite aenu
to the very superior quality of Pateys cold and fo
lip salvc which we have hand Also, the ceeDnr
ted camphor, almond, and olive soaps, prepared espeen
for sofening the skin and removing roughness and edn
The highly recommended nieenun, Chinese skin pow
der is also OF the desirable articles for the ap
purposes now extant possessing properties for the mP,
men and comfort Of the skin and complexion such u
render IL most essential appendage to lady toilet 90
only by j. H. Gibbs sole agent Tor the District Of Columbus
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
Dec. 22-3tif
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S,UTTABLE Books for Chri.tma., and New YEAR,,

SUTTABLE Books for Christmas and New Years
- Gs-Recenly received the depository of the Bible
Society, in Mr. kennedys store f. street, between 18th
and 18th, extensive assortment of elegantly bound
Bibles, Tcsaments, and Psalms and copies OF the New
Testament which will be sold AT the societys prices
Persons wishing obtain suitable presents for young
friends there find those which truly good as well
beautiful Dec "a
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Notice 70 Mariners.

A BEACON, fifty feet high, with black ball on H. h
"A been erected on Sand Key, where it win remain un
light shall be established there. II may be seenin o
nary weather nine miles
An American ensign is hosted at daylight every day y
tho flagstaff at the United States barracks, Key West 3D.
may be seen in ordinary weather ten miles. -
$. r. MALLARY, Col. 81 sup
The National Intelgencer, Baltimore Sun, and DalI
Globe, New York, will please publish the above no's'
thirty days, and send their bills to this Office,
Dec l0-lm
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VERY Important TO the Purchasers OF Fancy Goods
for presentsThe entire stock of inncy goods Gui-
ons Bazaar OF Al street and Pennsylvania
will be offered till the LIST January at the New York impor.
taton prices Persons doubling the sincerity of the above
notice satisfy themselves by calling the store and
ascertaining the prices The assortment consists in part
Of
Work boxes and dressing cases. unsurpassed in style and
number
Papier mache portfolios, card baskets, work boxes and
papeterre; beautiful odor boxes, richly nlaid
Ladies' and gentcnens beautiful writing desks and pa
peterre; elegant party fans, OF every style t 7E
Head dresses porcelain patent inksands
Ivory, mother of pearl shell, and silver card cases
Velvet and silk bag silk embroidered money purses
Gold pencils Etui cases
Gentemen's rosewood and leather portable dressing
boxes
Elegant Louis XIV porcelain vases, for mantelpieces
Mechanical selfmoving toys, French games
Backgammon boards, chessmen, dominoes
French note paper
A superior assortment of Rodgerss cutlery
HAIR cloth, and shaving brushes
Perfumery, fresh and of best quality only Dec PIT
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yLTULIAMB. GEORGE, formerly OF Greene county,
Wv Alabama, II yet alive, viii confer favor upon his
brother James @. George, and viii also learn
importance himself by making known his present resi-
dece; and il any other person has any information
corning him. they will confer favor upon by address
ing letter. directed Hopewe Green county, Alabama
Dec, ~ JAMES G. GEORGE,
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(tONGREss BOOKs.-GEoRGE TEMPLEMAN keep,


ID be the best liquid dye ever invented, changing
the hair instantaneously beautiful black brown,
without staining niuring the skin For sale, wholesale
and RETAIL by j. H. GIBBS, sole agent for the District of
Columbia, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets, where will also be found constantly hand
handsome assortment of ornamental hair work, orders for
which win be likewise taken, and executed with accuracy
and despatch.
Dec 22-6uf