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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
From ,hs n. o. Plcayune, March Is.

LATER FROM TExAs-By the arrival yesterday
morning OF the steamship Galveston we have Galveston
advices 10 the 18th inst.
The Civilian says that very pretty speculation was
mada by the importation into Galveston, snort tnie
prior to the change OF the revenue laws OF cargo %
the French barque Bsyeise, from Bordeaux consisting
OF wines brandy and dry goods to the value OF Sei9o
The duties were paid under the tsrli oil Texas, and
amounted TO 81 T35 Had these goods paid duties under
the tariff of the T. States the amount would have oeen
1895. -,
The Kate Ward arrived safely at Austin We believe
she is the first seamboe, that has ascended that high
Her arrival at Lagrange and other places orougnt OK al
the inhabitants TO welcome her.
A letter from Austin, published in the houston ieie
graph states the Indians carrying on the horse
trade on the frontiers, pretty much as usual IN utter
contempt OF the L. States dragons and the Legislature
~ boot Many of the even cavortng aoout
ON the prairies on the horses stolen from nce sam
A party of rangers organizing IN the vicinity Oh
San Antonio for trip to California Ihey numoer near
one hundred and the best men IN the world Tor the
The following letter from correspondent gives all
the news from the seat of Government ,s,s
James H. RAYMOND Esq late chief clerk ofthe House.
has been elected State Treasurer by Joint vote OF both
Houses.
Lieutenant Governor, more than 10 dispatch special
messenger for Col. A c. Horton. When he arrives we
shall know whether we are 10 have Lieutenant GOV
OF not.
ing for the cession to United States OF all forthca-
tons barracks arms navy and navyyards and all puo'
lie ediccs and means appertaniDg 10 the public defence
as required by the joint resolution OF the u Congress
Yesterday in the Senate the nomination OF goiney
E. Howard Attorney General OF the Republic statel
was reiected-I believe by bare majority.
The nomination of Hon John Hempoill as Chief Jus
tic was confirmed also those OF Judges Lpscornb
and Wheeler.
There is now before the Senate bill declaring that
the people of Texas viii sustain the Government OF the
United States In insisting upon our right TO the whole oil
Oregon something of that sort do not know Its
act shape but such the sentiment involved and OF its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

LATER FROM ST. DoMISGo-The ship Henry,
Capt Noyes arrived New. Orleans the 18th, from
Havre She compelled to put into PortauPaiX for
water on the 1st inst
The Haytien army assembling in three grand d.
visions each Of which to march on the Sd inst.
Two of these divisions to be concentrated at
under President Pierrot in person. and would march TO
take the city of st. Domingo.
The third division would move for Port au Platte, by
way of ST. Jsgo.
The entire force OF the army would to so 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
lust PUBLlSHED-The Rules and Orders OF the Cour
of Common Pleas for the City and County OF New ORR
For snle Al The Law Blank and Stationery Establishment
JANSEN & RF.LL. IS2 Nassau. ST
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anoia Rubber Goods.
pnnssEI.,S PREMIuM PERFuMERY.

Toe. Soaps ecer perfume Coiognes EErac Pons1tt,
iparrant.G fresh ana. genuine Bears OIL HAIR OILS Co,H-tcs,
SIc-uc Cream, iand,ne for etIpped hGrd Combs Rar,
Nail and Tooth Brushes warranted Ra;Ors u the nss qas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24
THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

~ THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for April pre-
sn;s an attractive variety for the entertainment Of its
leaders. The establishment which accompanies the
number" The Spirit of Seventy six" engraved by
sadd from picture in the possession OF Daniel C.
Waterman Esq of Eew.Bediord, Mass.-deserves spe
csl commentator. 1t is far superior to the ordinary
Magazine illustrations. Mr.. nmans pen has been en-
ployed in It's illustration.
also Fashion Plate OF four figures and two pages
Of popular Music. The Book Notices usual have Mr.
Vests initials and written with candor and discrinn-
ton The list contributors comprises the names OF Mrs
D. y. Mcdonald Miss Sedgwick. Isabel Joceyn, "a new
Contributor who with inmitabe touches OF nature, de-
icribes Southern fe,) IL. 7. Tuckerman, H. Hastings
Wild, Joseph II. Butler, and other good writer's John
Imam and Robert A. West, Editors. Israel Post Pub.
l,hcr, lao Ssssau-ft. Grahams.
II" THE METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW Tor
Apr.l contains several articles Of great interest The
number opens with Review Of the Works Of Dr. Isaac
Barrow, by Rev. D. Curry. Revolutions in Europe
Republican Tendency Of the Bible SufferDgs of
Christ DR.. Uphams Works. DR.. Arnold's Works,
Natural History of Creation and Critical Notices.
the titles Of the aiming articles. The number is
beished with beautiful likeness of Rev. JOHN EARLY
ofvirgnia
PORTRAIT OF JOHN WEsLEY.-H. r. Robin.
SON. JAP Nasssu.s has issued fine Autograph portrait Of
the distinguished founder of Methodism. 1t cannot
nek for purchasers in City where many revere the
ZANE and virtues of the original
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

and besater OF sSe w S apon his .ub
avs in h;s Treatise on the parI OF the Human BODY
hat the fat Of the Ur.1 Bear L. yey uHye b n '; n1
ing and preserving ne roo vi inner msmbranes Of The ss
OF the bear nearest The skin, covered with aiming la
which forms the source from whence apnS snE Xxi. IL
law of Nature and follows that the oil produced nom
Tho fat of this animal very useful 70 the human race
Surely no greater proof bs ddueed Is % Tho value
genuine Bears Oh for tho hair For years he pure
beat remedy for dandruf, falling o or weakness OF mo
hair and ali complaints connected herewith oea cmo
should be taken all TO the geuuln liz r.
NV Of the oil The real article carefully pcIhed snd hgn
y perfumed, for sale BY b. sAs " ES,os.. and
Eas! broaaWay' 26f imeod
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PURE BEARS OIL

~ M ~ THE ONLY BEAUTIFIER AND
Z SSN3s~fE|- PRESERVER OF THE HAIR
q IA4f4S 3y&&k The Oldest writers tbs subject OF
~ - the Hair have one and all alluded 10
A@ R& The properties conisned In genu-
X-E - M a nralaHYntlXs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

CLOSE VoTISG-The recent charter election in
Detroit presented some of the closest voting have
ever known any where The aggregate vote for Alder
men shows the following results
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6ar0mare, Nr.

6ar6mare, &r.
BURDENS PATENT HORSE-SHOtS, being
Id now on sale BIZ he principal dealers in Hardaren the
United Staies warranted perfect In FORM and made OF
the very best refined iron. Every Shoe which may be found
no, In accordance with above recommendation Will be
received hack and the money returned with ali
The most distant parts OF The country. h BURDEN Agent
TROY Iron and Natl Factory. MAY Is. 1915 myleSa~y
THE ULSTER IRON WORKS, Saugeriies, ul-
4 s:er County, n. Y, and Pompton Iron Works New.
Jersey, now in full operation Orders for Hoop Sand
Scroll snd Bar will he promptly executed applica
ton to JOSEPH TUCKERMAN, 50 West.s,- milo
IRON WAKE HOUSE, III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lBresse Sampson, successors TO Boorman; Johnson,
Ayres Co. Importers and dealers IN Swedish Russia, and
English ron cut nails hip boat and rail road spikes ves
boiler ron nail rods band hoop and Scro ron and steel OF
all kinda 1zl ON
DANCA TlN.-2o0 slsbs landing from ship Hendrix
nil C1ss WARD & CoNovER. 50 Broadst.
rCUTCH PIG IRON.-loO tons, No for sale by
- min CASS. WARD & CONOVER. 60 Rroaf-st
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MAGNIFICENT BINDINGS
EOR HARPERS BEAUTIFUL BfBLE-E Walker,
ia Futon-s invites the subscribers 10 this elegant BIZ
bic 10 call At store III Fuiton-s and inspect his cosy
pictorial styles OF Binding ready. Among them IL
highly finished view OF Trinity Church and Gothic Aar
piece with Communion Service.
tF- The Sa,eznan's Msnuel, vols svo. THIS import
AMI National work viii be ready carly in April
MOI F. WALKER, ia Fultou.st
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TOoTH-ACHE DROPS,

GLOVE ANODYNE Tooth Ache
Drops.-The Great Cure.--N9 pain Il
comparable 10 that OF tooth-ache. All
The body may be- In health. but this
trivial thing, comparatively speaking
excltss In little while the whole
frame to anguish. Tho great question
then arises, how TO relieve II, and In
az speedy q manner rs possible The
& l. h.. .opvhf FIR u
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Books.

ANALYTICAL MANUAL.
HEANUAL Analytical aud Synihetical, OF photography
lTGand Definition; by James n; McEiigot' Principal OF
the Mechanics Society Soho j, New.fork :" nave eS
anined with some care the 1lanual OF Orhography and
Detnition prepared by N McElgoit Of this city, and
take pleasure in commencing II TO The favorable consdera
lion OF the friends of education There il fund of good
sense practical wisdom and useful arrangement in hi
work not often combined within the game limits /! WILL
am persnaded greatly facilitate the study Of our language
and teachers well learners, will ind cause for thank
THEO FRELINGHUYSEN,
Chancellor OF the New-York University
mia MARK H. NEWMAN Publisher. 1879 Broadway.
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EMBRoIDERIEs AND sRAWLS

ARNOLD & co. So Canal-sL have received per
~ arrivals large and superb assortment of En-
brodees consisting of Collars, Hab Shirts Chentsettes,
and Caps OF the styles They would also invite at
ieniion their extensive stock Of Shaws consisting of
India Cancels Hair aod French Cashmere long end square
Shawu their assortment of which is unsurpassed. ALSO.
Printed Cashmere long and square Sas Of The richest de-
signs together with large assortment of Gfanedne and
R5rrepa Sh,vvls Scarf md Neck Ties. m2 ts0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

fT The subscribers' LoZenEe for Cold in the
Head instantly aevaes the dssgreeabe OF that
unpleasant disorder. Permitted Dissolve slowly in ths
mouth In its action tbs mucus membrane of that organ,
It wilhdraws Inflammation from the parts affected. Ii il
also an ecacious and approved remedy for hoarsenes
and loss OF voice. Price . cents box.
Sold the principal drug stores, and by J. l. COD
DINGTON sos Nudaan cor Sprr g-st $50 lmlgtpr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-24

no COUNTRY MEkCHsNTS.-3rown Sheet
i ings and Shrngs of every style and width all the
known brunds both heavy and fne Stark Mills Lawrence
c. Indian Head, Cabot y, Premium Heavy Merrimack. Elk
eies, UDknowus SC. may he had ut manuacturers pIi
ce, on the second floors of Nos &c aad 20 Cedars hall
block above Pcarl-st Yard wide Sheengs cents
yard also. Bats Wcks. Irvine, Warp and Wadding best
Southern Cotton Yarn, No. c to ~. and TO II.
mi T. n UNDERH ILL. Is and % Ccdar-ot.
spLUfi DRILiS-2U bales &c Stark blue Drills, in
I'D store and for sale by
& 4 BLEACHED aHEETiSGS-l0 cases, extra
O-thesyy, received and for snle by
,n2s C. +. HARRIS, 46 Eschange-place.
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y Just received, supply o, Arrowroot. produced
2, ST. Mays Georgia II ia fully equal in quality TO the
Bermuda from which it be distinguished in any
spec either before cooking afer and is selling half
the price, Grsiuous samples for trial may be had the
subscribers store. J. & l. CODDlNGTON,
SSfimv S0S Hudson-st cor, Spring,
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r. From the New-Jersey Mirror. Jan II. lsl6-
Public noce-V B. PALMER is the only authorized agent
for the NemJersey Mirror" in the City Of NewSo ORR OF
which public notice Is hereby given. n2 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
THE GOUsIk 8.

One ,s the best stories which We have
la,ely read {says an exchange. isentitled
aTHE CouslNs-A Country Tale" IL
is from the chaste pen Of Miss Milford,
an English au,horess of considerable re-
mutation. The whole story is too long
for one paper and it is story which
will not do to divide. The hrst hall OF
the story. like the bigger portion oi the
frs: volume of some Of Scots novels. IS
merely Introductory to what follows. 80
we viii sum up the PREDATORY part IN a
few words. and then give the deaoasmefat
in Miss Mnfori's own beautiful language
Lawyer Molesworth was rich land
lord in hanley. the native town OF Hiss
Milford. He had two daughters. to whom
h;s pleasant house owed its chief atsrac
non. Agnes was beautiful woman
Jessy was a pretty girl. The fond iathe
intended that Jessy should marry poo
relation, one Charles Woolford. Charlie
had been brought up by his nncle's slnc
ness, and had recently returned INTO IN
family from great office IN Lonoo'
Charles was To be the immediate par!h,
and eventually successor 10 the tiourlsi
. inc business Of his benefactor, whose :
& gard seemed fully justified BY me exc, !,
D lent conduct and remarkable saiehsss ~ Y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
GREAT BARGAINS
I'll IN
HARD w AR L.

IN contemplation Of change IN our business
Il on the Ia, Of January, and in order to reduce
our stock as much as possible by that time we
now offer il nj wholesale at . very SMALL Al
v,xer upou The IMPORTATION COST, for
Cash, or approved Town acccptances.
Country Merchants are invited to examine our
Stock, when they will bsconsineed that we are
selling lower than the same articles can be oougn'
in New York Or elsewhere.
Our Stock Is entirely new. Our English Goods
are imported, and the greater part Of them recent
" received, consisting Of all articles usually kep
in our line. ...~ ,,,. n
We have fine 10, Of Single and Double bar
rel GUNS, Of our own importation, which W
will offer at unprecedented low prices.
l.. LORRAINE, d W.
.. -s~ Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va
August 4. a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
From the Globe.

BRANDRETH PII.Ls.-We were for long
d., ainonp the sceptical as TO the efficacy OF
these Justly celebrated pills. We believed aa,, .aa.
thew had got into general and universal use more @
hv Tho numerous newspaper pulls. than by any
virtue s they possessed Areesn, trial Of them up,
on : friend of ours, who was attacked with mos'
S;oien, bilious cholic, has removed all doubts N
cur minds as to their heing the very best ca.har
tics ,ha. can be administered and believing 50
We think we can do the public benefit a ~ sss
ing what we think Of them. ~
Agervy 1or the sale Of Brandre.h s,i.hs.o i,ils
D. Heart, Hillsborough; A. florence rtss1o'G =
WIN. Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham = Y z
MDade, Chapel Hill; Geo a, Mebane, Maso' N
Hall; E.& W,Smith, Alamancs; J.& Z. osoan
Grsensb, ,rough James Johnson, Wentworul =
Wood Il, Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleei, -
0 eeyvils j. n. Csilum, MiItcn
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
INST RECEIVED,

SUPERIOR 81. CroiI, PO,o Rico, and \. o.
- Sugar. *s .-....s-a.s -
t,o,I coffee, Of different qualities.
TaIlos. and Adansantine Candies.
Also. on hand, ia Linen and Cotton Shirt.
ing good Cider Vinegar, Salt, Lamp oi' ana
Chocolate. @ -. -.
A large 10, Of CIGARS. all qualities, Tor sale
low 10 T..
August 4. as-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

THR BLIND GIRLS LAslENT.

HI bAsAau 1A1Aisc LAMENT.
lis moi thsi | caEn0s sc -,
The biEas ana Aowsrs e spring.
'Tis nOs thai beauty seslns % ms
4 dHamy uRknosn ding;
Il i moi that eaunoi mark
The blue and speEkIing ~,
Nor ocean's foaHl, nor mountains peak.
Thai esr | weep Or agh.
They isII me that he Liras. whose noses
Pan reh and sweet and fuIl-- r
That those listen % and love,
Are not a. beautiful!
They tel me that the gayesi flowers
Which sunshine ever brings,
Are not the Ones ! know % wen, 60
but strange and scentless ihingsi
Ny Iittle brother leads me forth @s
To where the 'siolels grows
His gentle. and yet careful sep, %
And tiny hand know.
My mo,her's voice is soft md sweet.
Like music on my car;
The very atmosphere seems love,
When ihese 70 me are near.
My father twines his arms around.
And draws me 10 his breast, M ~
To kiss the poor, blind help, . girl
He says he loves the besi. 4
It's then ponder, all unknown. b. @s
II may be-wecp or sign,
And think how glorious !, must be
TO meet affections rye
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
rI,oWER CROOKS.

xx1E have for sale 500 Flower Crooks am. ano
w saucers, in sets Of three Crooks and . Saa, "
Ger for Is cents a set, or separate al anu ~
cents each. ,,.,..r. s,,n.r;,r
FLOUR. q ca~ H.
-, t's 20,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

AT he useeaa ceaventiea heid 81 Charlotte
n q. House. Va Il - ssrsed u IL hisn1s
tAsf . T1As@niion of fhae fnsuliy 70 he lin
E<Ssesneag u ne Nafsnlion a. the Roam se.
ilsa anl ss&nntea rsrrrs. - be esmposed 81
asegates from DE canniiez and toMns III Viz.
si,.is an3 North Cardiac. inienestfd IN aid im.
psoscm<ns. will bc hsA ii ihs town 81 0afosA.
iisansille eauasy. n. G.. a Tuesday ile SD q
Sssemhes nexl ilishepei snsmeFoos Delegn-
tisa all i srnf and that the Ssoxkhollcrs ii the
Rsanske Nasigstiou oalnpany vii ssso attend.
August s6. 4s--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
IIlST RECEIVED,

IRON Axles and Springs, Patent Dasher Lea,
L ,her and Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth, Damssk ana
other Lininrs. FASTING and Broad Lace frlnses'
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands.
- - LONG, WEBB, ~ Co:
October %.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01

A Fresh supply Of M0FFAT's PILLS and
n PHOENIX BIrrERs, and for sale hy
ID. HEARTT. Agent.
September lG. sS--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-10-01
WANTED.

1n0 Bushels nice Peeled Dried PEACHES.
1VU They will be taken al the market pnce.
in exchange for Goods. ..x,,x-. :,
September 2. .. .s~~=a E IL
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f.R.RaM7S MAGAZINE Ter l347.-T-rm@ = PER az
" nun two copies fof -d-iiFered IN ray Of III
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G. E N ! N

GEM N
Ifufter. IA Byoodrnv, opposite 81. Paul.,
~ Offers the very latest novelties OF the season
Having received the plate of Pasiuu Fashion for Novem
her takes this method OF informing those gentlemen VINO
prefer the beautiful French style that he has hand
complete assortment of thos. truly graceful Hats. The
superiority OF the fabric from which they manufactured
guarantee of their superior luster and durability, at
the low standard price Of
Best Moleshn. Observation-Disclosures. On
Best NutriR Beaver. Observation-Disclosures. -
Particular attention IL aso called 10 the larc. ss'or
men of Caps suitable for the season, among which Is the
celebrated Bonnet Cap introduced by the subscrber for
men and youths made OF fur cloth, velvet and silk Flush
hr tfnvein. evening car.
Gcuins Velvet Bonnet Cop FOR children o't pegfct Gems
d2J Iwis GENlN, IN Broadway.
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5ituaIions, 81. manieo.

NNkSTED-A person who can command the use o
w SlOon upon ample security of real estate, and
Virginia during the winter 10 aud prepH"
farms for emlgrants may reccv" per cent FOR The money
and clear 2,cO free ol penses The cilai" Is delight
r9NO WATCINIAkE Wanted hfsl rate watch
4 maker Ono who give satisfactory reference VIII
md permanent situation Inquire Of JENNINGS
LANDER no. 81 Fulton.sL d23 2tis-
nRUG CLERK WANTED-One OF some eNpe
brience in q retail drug Apply tu
d24 81 WIN. T. BLAGROVE. AtlHnliCst Brooklyn.
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uor.IDAy GIFTS


CLARK A AUSTIN. 2n5 Broadway. hav" n most mag
u hccntdssortmeuto l Books for The Holiday. II con-
ass of all the English and American ANIMALS amounting
In ali To upward Of twenty different WORKS, and great
variety finely bound aud illustrated editions OF sanda
Works.
Willis's Poems beautiful edition
Bryani'- Poems illustrated by % beautiful engravin2A
Longfenows Poems an elegant volume, with many
pleI.s-
America
Mrs osCoud'- Poems. neat edition.
The Poems Alfred f. Street. me edition
Scenes in The Life Of the Saviour, with splendid !ustIa
tons.
Scenes IN The Lives Of the Apostles. sane style
Illuminated Gem. of Poetry, splendid volume
The Bible Gallery, with splendid illustrations
Bibles and Prayer Books spleudidy bound IN velvet
with gold clasps with great variety Of other books se
bic for the holidays Also. splendid arriol IS OF sra
tionefy such Paper Msche, maid with Ica, an ei
giant article Gold f-ne and Gold Pencils Ladies "oiA
Boxes and Writing Desks &c &c- A., - H.,
G.Nrs-All recently published az well ss Inc eh''e'
games. constantly on hand ,,t-A t,,., =,
JuvE<fEs-An endless variety Of socss io children OF
all prices and descriptions EVefyhinE th- E-,y io"
DIS III Cheap Cash Booksellers, 2o5 Broadway.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY eREsENTs-1s47.
II 4 s RAYNoR beg Leave rec pecttuy TO announce to
n heir customers .nd friends that they bare hant
6e assoirler; OF Books and Other articles suitable for
CHRISTMAS snd Sewyear Presents, consisting Of ell The
rnyIIsh and AMERICAN Annuals published for lsf7.
B.sG,il,l Editions OF tie Bioe and Common Payer
Book sup.rbly bound.
various 5 aGaId, illustrated and Religious works II
re bindings ~.
Books ior chdrez-A very large assortment, Including
many new publications
Fanry Arces-A great yf.ey, suitable fof presen.s.
an for sIe al he very lowest prices. -
h I :. RAYNoRS Bookstore,
62l oisNITh 30 Bower.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Auet.oneer.

BENJAMIN MOONEY. AucGoneer
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c.-By Edward G; Cn-
ry, this day ~ O'Clock. nj ths store No W fear,
corner OF Hsnoverst. variety OF Fancy Goods inlad
Boxes Velvet Retculss Bohemian Glass Vases Flint and
Glass Lamps togs hor with variety Of articles suitable
Christmas aud New Year presents Also To be cold, AZ
O'CLOCK large. valuable and collection NJ Shells,
tho cabinet gentleman who has spent twenty yetrs In
making collection Also box Fossil Remains of VA
rious animals N B.-Ths collection IL wolf worthy tho
attention rf Amateurs nsurulsts, NC being
actually xha, 1t Is represented TO be-, viz valuable snd
90, ,.,. d2t lts
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.

BEAUTIFUL BOOKS FOE PRESENTS,
TOR SALE s. ". 4 GRAHAM, Ireuae BV..d.aE,
Tlln-rs-a5 Gems Of S.er-d Pce,ry. ill4sir.r,-,
Sceues !. he Lives of re Apostle siilus-s-lcr.
Scenes N tho Il;- % our SaTioEI- Illustrations.
Srys1t'. Poems. - tia st;stloni-
Topre.tsts Poerfcai Works. Il iilastIacCEs
re Isayof cn- Lsks. iu='rsiioGs
Lzlis Reckh. ! ILLUSTRATORS
ChIide HsTald. II iilustTafiooa
bGr7-r'= Pilgrims Progress. = ii.Estfs-lc-s-
Csaictal-s Pc=tical Wcrss. u l!!r=rraiiols
Poets md Poetry OF Europe; illustrated
Pc=t. szf Poetry 81 England, illustrated
Heai3s7 Sacred Noun ans 10 Illustrators.
To- b.cqdoir Annual. Il Illustrations
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