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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-04
NOTICE..

attention Of Merchants, and Fw-r'ui>, $ r..
hes'ed COR an examination Of PINE HILLS, ST.
the n W corner Of Red EIynr 60. Tr,"-. tr"n
Ier, and about fifteen lies above Fort Tow ."n.
pint is destined I" brcuruu the G"Ta! f'r nn"'T.'
fport ofsuppljcs for a large rNtcnl ot tr' I'r m
s settling and filling up with an cnir'rr
him.
sl is well adapted for the prodnrtion D.! "hr''.
Tier grain, excellent sock coUutrr, n| '- n''
dby Cotton uplands, in the n''"d 0'I'' "''
hofsupportinp a drnsc popuIltj'".
Town site Pine II lis p0->cs.cs ld''"'''"'"'"f
nT point on the navjgabl" PoriIo' n. I''" "
'ad Of ordinary navigation, a perm n'' .'"
VI bluff, above all overflow, an cNr'i..'' ".' .'
Y, without eddcs, snags, or other "N,' r''. ''
he bank, the land gradually ascend, tar a"H'
afd o'a mile, and then extends out I" 'h' r'n
Is-being the only point for long di~i1nrr ac-
1e S at all stages of water The National road
Aed river to Austin, and the southern part o,
'eaves the river ~ this place steam h"'
abundance Of excellent lumber at - ~ per
't,at six miles distance, atiording ready iacItc'
'nnung, so desirable in new country. D'jan.
c,,'hs, county seat of Lamar 20 miles, ana -
{thrksvillc
10 eSaggeration TO say that the natural adv1r'
81 this place, save facilities in shipping, Rrd
sng navigable about one third OF the yrh''
I memphis, and in a short time will bee me the
moortant commerc al Town, in the northern
Texas. Freghts are brought from New ''r
s' aOout s Il 2j per 100 lbs. rs2 5o per hh' Coz
|Nh " 50 per balc-with very imperfect '1r.I
y shipping, the amount Of Cotton *'rH'1 '''
ssedin three years from /! to 1900 bale, ard 'l"
ea'od TO great extent.
"e offered on liberal terms. .
RR. SEW ARD,
,pr BET THLET, HENLD X GO.
IN. Undersigned propose opening darDng t"e 'HS"'
~ crson, at the above place hous" l,r doing a
A." Voh missicn, kcrciving, storage and Forward,
asneSs, make liberal advances upon Cotton, ana
6,aS supply OF mcrcha0dizc OF az, kinds, lSaN0
e,pr adapted 10 The county, for sale on 'a'o'''
e'ms. D II. < CO.
= " '"wsoa, Dee. 7, lsfj-i3.tG
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-04
,JINpORTANT FERHY.LI
DRY GOODS.

FHENRY & CUNNINGHAM have Just reed
Il Il per A rkunsns No. D., and offer for sale low
lGO ps. Prints. variety Of Patterns,)
20 prs. Greea Blankets.
90 pS. Bleachcd ShlrtIng.
20 s Cottonades.
30 Doz Cotton Handkerchiels, assd.
30 " Shaws, ass'd.
Feb. 2S-3-lf.
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Died.
On Wednesday morning, 23d inst, MARY AVN, wife Of
Richard NJ. Burke. eyed Is years.
The friends Of the family. of her mother, Ann Acker-
man. and OF her brothers, VIM H. and James Alderman,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence IS Hester street. Friday, 2oth ins at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
In New shorehem. 18th inst, WILLIAM r. SANDS, Esq
In the 73d year OF his He for many years stained
the ONCE Of Chief Magistrate in the town. and uni
versaly beloved and respected by his all his acquan-
lance.
In East Lyman. H., Nov 70. ELI HosKrSs. rsvolu-
tioDary soldier, aged 81.
In Boston, goth inst, Mr.. JONAS WELcH. eyed 81.
At Temple, N H., Nov 10TH widow CArBARIrE SHAT
TUCK, in the esd OF her age. She has been the
mother Of 10 children 7s grand children lis great grand
children and children Of great grand children, Of whom
$50 survive her.
At Woods Hole, 18Th instant Captain JABEr DAvrs,
aged so.
At Dover, N. II, Nov goth, Mr.. ErHRArM HAM aged SO
years and months He was the Oldest man in the town,
with single exception
In Geneva Ohio, Mrs. LYDIA, wife ofMajor Levi Gay
lord aged 3d. formerly Of Southingon, C also Major
Lev, GALORE, aged 49, surviving his vile only two
weeks and four days. Major g. born in Pennington,
CT, and was a soldier OF tho revolution.
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RELIEF TO IRELAND.

the uuder.ixned viewing he alarming and
" condition ofthe People o ireland their
provsion: which should call forth the mpahy aud beae
ns. received unanimously call Public Tam
in order that the citizens generally may ,opbue
their and that the money collected be by
His Honor Mayor Mcke the Lord Lieutenant Ireland
20 dispensed by him. among the really dsessed district;
chair, and Mes.rs. Horace Greedy, T. Br.dy T. A. Tall
psdgs, Graham Charles OConor, john M'keoa, Henry
ng Every friend to humanity called upon present
on Saturday night to contribute all in his arrest
pogess OF famine people poverba for their hos
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ASs.Assss Je4d ~
naence IN me Treasury Dec. ls 1876 1854 67s 10
Ns' amount o. outstanding taxes due about. $4,000 90
S93967s 20
state treasurer says that the past two years have
exhibited the most crafty ing rssui,s Indspsndsnt of
ths funded debt there was due in January IsAs for
paid interest, the sum Of $4ssss7s 81; of this sum
saeoesss % wss bearing interest Of sIr mar cant
apf 81 SAT o40 40 Of ave per cent This fearful ara -
pd accumulation OF debt placed the commonvsaIi In
sxrsns peril The most ssnguns looked upcn ~ r..
tire with intense anxiety and alarm, and the tmid ~
desponng saw nothing but norPsyments certain banI
rup;cy and eventual reputation.
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Cry- UNPAR L. ELED WONDERS! ~ 90
In MECHANICS hAL L, &74 Broadway Fidsy. Fec -.
osn.l highly n'sres'ns p,ims,t' vii ps,rn ne ~
spell up surgeon and cause him bncfoldsd 70 per-!
surgical operations on nnetner sonnam uis
,shs hoah srs .ste OF unc onseous du
cents az ~
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" e~AsAoSSAuys ASoCs NO. Es me-
There we're very slight alterations In quotations for
sockstoday, with sales to about the usual extent The
transactions were confined principally to Norwich and
worcester Harlem, and Long Island Harlem advanced
y per cent; Norwich and Worcester u !; New Orleans
Canal Bank, Farmers Loan fell OF u and Erie Rail.
road old stock Long Island, Canton Reading and Penn
ylvania SIS. len OF 1t yesterdsy's prices.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company, have
declared semi annual dividend Of four per cent
The Boston and Lowell Railroad Cooperation have de.
clarsd semi annual dividend of four per cent payab
on the lst day of January next
The Eastern Railroad Company have declared semi
annua. dividend of four per cent.
The Firemen's Insurance Company Of Baltimore, have
declared half yearly dividend Of six and quarter per
cent for the last ak months.
The receipts the Georgia Railroad for the past two
months, have been a. follows -
0HoRoIA RAILROAD.
October ls46-Freight and pas
senEers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $ao,OSl IL
One months mail pay. ....-... ar343 20
- $40 374 e.
November, do-Freight and pas
senges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSS, SAT 81
One months mail pay. ........ s.sss 40 SAL 800 81
Total. ........... sslaes 40
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ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.
THE Chant.bls Cermee Of the shove Society. bss 70
We STIVxI 6NCERT.
In aid Of the Charitable Fund will take place q De
TABERNACLE,
On MONDAY EvENIN0, Dsesmbss g, ioee.
Principdt Yocatists.
MRS. 4. LODER,
Miss A.. sg &xpkME AMow,cz.
MN AUSTIN PHILLIPS.
And MR.. EDWARD 8HEPPARD
Principal tyumsnfslisfs.
The talented Children, Masters BULLOCK X COLI, and
Miss ANN NJ. COL Z known THE AFOLLONkXNs,
will pc, form few pieces.
HEAR DORM,
tThe First Horn and Guitar Player of0ermsay his Ass
appearance IN New York;
Nh. J. A. KYLE,
MR. II. q. TfMM,
MR. GEOaOE LODER, and his
SPLENDID ORCHESTRA
Tickets One Dollar be OBJ aimed usual places
OF the members Of the committee Dis tire
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Married.
In GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Wednesday, Dec. o, 1876 by
the Rev Mr. smsllwood. Lieut. THOMAS JoapAN United
States Army to KATE third daughter OF the late Captain
Edmund Kearny, r. NJ, formerly Of Key Grove, New
jersey
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OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

OPINION OF A REGULAR PLY 5ICIAN.
'ExErER, Me-, Sept. 30, i8f3
VvvHIS ceres thst II have the lS-
! R'sBALsAM OF WILD CHI Ray for diseases
Of the Lungs fer and many bottles my
knowledge nave been used by lent, all with bene6
cal results In Two esses where IL thought confirmed
consumption had taksn place. the Wild berry effected
cure M n .B0rbEN, rhysie,:n A. hasier Conner
An Published statements Of performed BY this medi
BEwxRE or CoUNTERFEiiris AND INVITATIONS.
Ihs unpsr;IIsl:d and s:to1.hins efficacy OF Dr. Wars
commended curing many sfter the skill the besl
PHYSICIANS vas unavane hes effected large and easing
demand for It, This fact ha crused sevrral
eounerfs tiers and imtasor. to palm on spuriou,
similar mans and Appearance for the genuine Bssam
Be careful end get the genuine DIR. WlsTAK'5 BAL.
SAN OE WILD CHERRY. None genuine unless signed
FOR sss by A. b. D. SANDS Agents for New York CITY;
slso By druggists generally throughout the United and
Canada d2t fD&W
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THE SLAVE CASE.
THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER for December
contains full Of the Slave Case Knkaiso a very
important with reference the licensing stesm terry
boas-fhe latest English csses, Ike. Published the Office
ii Ann street.
No. vol. 5, will be pubished on the LIST ofy.uuSy.
d73 N~re SAML. OWEN, Editor.
DECLINING BUSINESS.
DOSITIVE SALE Of $4,000 worth Of Dry Goods ut I7s
Bowery. opposite Desrcey street The stock consists
OF large quantity OF French and English Meruoes Black
Apscs Csshmeies, Orleans fsrsmass Mouseln De Lsns,
ynmses Printed ALLEGES, Brown Bleached and Go ored
been purehased for cash. and will be sold sacrifice.
nss,ssre aud FIXTURES for sale House and Sore 70 let
80 zwerc NJ. BELL CO. 76 Bowery.
M ~ ,CAkkQLL's Medicated Vapor aud Sulphur
csns;n sur ~ triton street, opposite Church street
s,s az Ia dsesses incident to the ehsneeabs
s,x ~ s ~ssnsI The Sulphur vapor Bah psrtier,
% % ssa o. the cha No danger oft.sns cold
NV @s ~ ~ oeee poshs. 6lmsre
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DRICE REDUCED TO IS CENTS PER BOTTLE
Cure for Baldnsss and urey ARA desirable article
for the toilet. The Tncopheous Medicaed
now acknowledged ey all who have used IT, b. best
and cert,in article that has been
sands have proclaimed and bore witness its vape and eca
pevents Badness restores the hair that has fallen OF
become thin keeps the hair from becoming gIey Pand
moves dsnduf .curi &c Il Is partcaariy recommended
and brlsncy which be surpassed Pepared and
sold by A. G.. BARRY artist hair, No. i5 Broadway
ner OF Liberty street d2t lm,rc
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GRAND CHR STMAS EVE BALL.
INDEPENDENT. PUTNAM GUARD The second an.
nual Soires OF the above company will take place
Christmas Eve, December Gath at the Apollo rooms
The committee in announcing to the public and their
friends this second annual pledge themselves that
pains their will be spared mske this
Daring the evening here will be several Fancy Dances in
character, by young lady. -
Dodworths Band Is engaged for the OCCASION and will per-
form all the admired music Of the day.
Tickets dollar-t, be had the following places =:
Atw. music toe ao Brosdwsy Hosye,s book store, soI
Walker street, VIM Hare. 1913 Second street; A. Waite,
Comela the Apollo Saloon sod Of Of the
m,ttee. T.. w. MA0UlRE, Chairman.
ii. MCCREApY, Sec. d22 3tissuc
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~~N MRS NJ WILTON, 79l Grand street, resp.ctfuIIy
S nfoms her friends and the etv that
* she vii! ON Tuesday the 2d, open several Gates II
wiote, Has to which she invites the of .dss
MRS wilson's uock compri.es rye Of rich and
worhv Of inspsetion. dl2 Stinss 70
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ruE IRISH EMlGkANr SOCIETY
WILL give their Third Annual Bail at the Coliseum
" Rooms. No. $50 Broadway. on Tuesday Evening. ssth
Dec smber, inst.
Ticket to admit 0entleman and two Ladies S3-Cxn
be the oee of the society, No Ann street,
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DLATEO TABLE AND DEs>EKT FOkK-, rPOONs,
&s-The Subscribers have just received an additional
upply Of the above Toev refined
German Silver and afterwards tbchly coated vii sill
vsr which renders them inferior to silver
DELAVAN BROTHER
No. 4s0 Broadway, corner Of Broome 1t.
They csn be rked the usual way, without interfering
with the plate.
We received and will open this d,y very lsrse
and elegant assortment Of Polished Steel Fire lrons with
stands to match; patterns entirely new.
Also, an sisssnt assortment Of Plate Wsrmefs
d2i lltnc
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TIFFANY, YOUNG y ELLIS respectfully announce
that their novelties for the holidays are now open and
ready for inspection and sale at $50 and $50 Broadway
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o. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP -fD
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS CON
SUMPTION. LIVER COMPL AMT, Nc.
undepiable fact Sthenck Pnlmonc Syrup
made ana greater than other in this
county The OF its must be
person who IL based priuei
!lrs that cannot be rpens the
and purifes the blood
1bc.e VIII Rave used It. always testify its healing vir.
tues for their sunerioEs alIsyed and neal
whole world there medicine has such crest
all the cenfcnes tina, have been pubhed
to the and numerous others may be The Office.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Mrs Prudence Johnson ~ife ri Captain Johnson, West
Farms, Wecheser couuy New York. had been for nearly
two severely a cd with liver complaint ded by
nRgavad aud alarming svmptoms. AID osed be
Gu The tx Of the grave he physician sad htr dssss
wh she began take schenc fulm syrup er-
pelenced immediate change for the better The effects
Of the medicine obvious, aud to be mistaken aud
MR.. Johnson states that she enjoys perfect hesh for
which she her obi this Syrup
i,g consceutonslv believe IL be the best
discovered" Zee her statement PAM hi Hwch
be had free Of charge. A. Mr.. SCHENCK'S Office, NO
c1namLANDw 81 opes,s ~, me Ns,;on. Hotel -,
stset 81 Third Az. ia greet New York;
e5 Grad street. i'll amsburgh; Fulton and Gran
berry .trcs Brooklyn: IS Mon street. Jersey City
and or sgerfs in al puts If the United States
Please nber that 3 Beekman longer ageut
of mine, and the proprietor will resrons bic for any
cise purchased q him. he logger sell! the genniee
Scheneks Puimoaic Syrup. J. II. SCHENCK.
~ l. o.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR 1911

LtDIES wh) wish handsome shoes Tor the Ho
- iidays csn hni at J; Milers. I22 Canal sire L
,ipper and yes m nine .hilIinKs pair; nd
gaer Boz ss s.d 49, pei n white blck satin
slippers Tor balls and parties, lis pair Misses and
Chidren's Cater Boots and shoes OF all kinds; In Tia Ru
pr snosn o. all the best tinds q 81 pair Ladies will
Canal street between Laurence and Thompson streets
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THE HOLIDAYS.

THE HOLIDAYS.
JAMES BECK 6 CO.
No. 369 Broadray
OFFER FOR H9LIDAY FaEsENTs.
vf sfSxhShs As 4 s sIsa ESssol
BRocAbbEEss s 81 s Hak RSsT ssLENDrp
REAL stsIs Y4SthEP &c TBE MOST
s.!k Rsga, Mo're. SIR Isndintsrs
!. ;Ssls:s:"ss. S SsSssssss.
Bs%s: R ssss ff Fla" Po M g.
g s MiS;%.:ss SILKS. cssas sss s"' "'"'
cAA SSsEl b RE sAsEsb sHSRoa FH.,ps
!sRf: ,S$ssA
4 NJ: u sss.i SSsii j:a
Ky. oy..l: ss
s by III o:a: ..s: tS as
dictionary &c se 81 ,s. = ,ssT; s.o
an asMi..r o = D"N' ss'cs ~ ss eaG;S- .1s:
ss1ANTA CLAUS HEAD GUAR rEKs
LARGE on T0ss q F1E or. GIRLS A~I BOYS
a. s.y f,;::. IA ss S:s
misoe: o.slsammon boards, s,Id wash ..sad: &c
GA h-r l22 Eaton street, near Nassau.
HOLIDAY CAKES.
MOORE BAKERY. 69s BROADWAY, NEAR
FOURTH STREET.
II J.HALEY CHAS. INNES respectfully inform
their friends and that they provided with
hsndsome assortment Of richly ornamen,ed Pun Cake
Pound Imperial and Sponee Cakes Maccaoon Kses and
everv variety OF Small Cake.
Also mince sppe and pumpkin Pies, all made tho
materials ga Itsr
DESIRABLE KNOWLEDGE.
LIVERY one should be informed of the simple fact that
II such articles Indispensable the well furnish.
ing ofhsr tables, such Wines Cordiai Frui,s &c lie
may DO procured at 22s Bleecksr street, and all
times j. X. BALL,
d2itosist~r 279 Ble.ckrr st.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
HE subscribers would call the attention Of the ladies to
4 the following season able art,cle,:-
silver flated Ira Tays aud SIvcrs the edgings
dies ri hy chased with silver by the single oae
Also, Silver Plated Cake Baskets variety OF patterns of
beauiiu workmanshp.
Also Gothic and Chinese Tea Trays the paint.
ing and devices varied and beautiful flowers
Of Paradise, the tea plant, &c.
The above will be sold reduction from the spring
prices. DELAVAN X BRUTHER,
<89 Broadway, corner of broome street.
IL Tho ladies invited call and examine the above.
PRIOR to making their purchases for the holidays d2 1sc
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NEW THEAIKE, BKOADWA1.
THE public respectfully in formed that after much
trouble and snxiey the undersigned have concluded
their for Den Townsends property South
Broadway and executed with the eminens areh
Messrs Strong Adams complete the building by
the Of January, when will be TO the public Tor
70 Of six months duration.
Professionals Of responsibility wishing 70 spend the wiz
in ire he Empire state Will please sddees
the undersigned (pospaid) when they will due
tention. II. w. fHE8ION = %.
d23 ~.
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WILLIAM A. TYSON, PUBLIC CA ERER.
40 SULLIY.dN STREET, NE.fR HOUSTON
WOULD most respectfully inform his and other
" ladies ard Gentlemen OF the CITY Of York lis
vicinity that he continues funi weddings duner and
evening parties with Silver Jerks Epoons Ladies. Trays
Sake Bsske :, ylsss shlt China, Bracket Lights Asor
Lamps, CsndleiabTas Ice Creams Jelles. Blanc Mango
Bone Turkeys Game Oysers Cooks aud Walters
notice.
BCsrss OF Invitation delivered Orders left at Mr..
kenneys book store Broadway and Liberty
d23 2tsrc
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w. a. HAYNES. Aucuoneer
ITO be sold at public the premises House and
the 9Th day Of January ls at 10 o'clock A. NJ dis
posed Of previously at private sale Terms per
time Of purchase and the balance in IS days AFTER when full
ply Harris Wilson. Esq, II Murray street Terms easy.
ditto Jy6srh
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NEW YORK HISTOKItsAL SOCIETY.-At the
~ guest and under the .uspees ofthe Society Mr. Geo
Glddon will deliver Of eight Lectures Egyptian
hieroRyphcal discoveries spienddly uA pnted by Dia
and Antiquities the Mechsncs Hall %72 Broadwav
The course will commence on Monday evening 28th De-
eember and be continued the lh 7th l,h h, lsh 2ls
and 25th January, at ~ T. NJ
Tickets with prospectuses and progra nmes for sale at
the Books Of Bartlett. Wexford end of VIM Taylor
Co., under the Astor House, of X. Lockwood Co All
Broadway; Of T. Kernot, es3 Broadway; Of J Grower.
broadway and Bleecker street; the once Of the Globe
Hotel at Rooms Of the New York Historical Society
and at the door cfthe Mechanics Hall.
Gentleman's Ticket, s.; Lrdys, 50; Juvenile persons
under 49, $l-for the Single admission-adults so
cents; juvenile persons Is cents.
For other particulars Programmes.
JOHN II. BARTLETT, for Com. N. Y Hist. Zoe.
Z re
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splendid branch OF the above has been
the solicitation Of their uptown custome opened 597
Broadway also the cash principle where sssortn ent
ofarcIes spending with their down
and ofhe quality III always be foundan assortment
that surpassed by ths All the above
articles will be fonnd there goods from each place will
be delivered free Of expense part Of the city for cash
only.
WANTEp-To attend in grocery store, young
having perfect knowledge OF The business IN the up
part of the city, and produce good references
such may apply at 391 Broadway. d23 lmr
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WILL BE PUBLISHED,
Ga Sa,u day, 18th Dee.
Part !. NORTH AMERICAN SCENERY.
faithfully deneated
In A SrRiEs OF tLLrsrRArEp VIEws,
from original cravings
taken the
by r.. WHirEFtrLD.
the Literary Department under the superintendence oil
yoHN KEysE, EsQ.
PLAN OF PUBLICATION.
Part will be published punctuai the first of every
"A month Each part will ntaia four cravings, printed
tins and eight pages OF illustrative text THIS work
be beau fully printed dunn quato, with aud
will be completed in twentyour each part ompete in
itse4f, at rs cents each. H. LONG & Bro
SO Ann
P.S-Penons in the country wishing copy Of TIN. work.
have IL mailed wrappers by rs
the publishers As liz tied edsn OF this number has
been published early remittance will dsspp
IL.
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considered BY the best article for The hair
ever produced The Unprecedented sale uc'eas bg de-
mand and universal ssfsction IL gvss have III
real ned the most sangune expeetati Of the inventor
The HYPERION" vegetable compound which besides
its tonic and stimulating 1uaii les recommended by the
eminent physcizns 10 itself thorough cleansing
wash blended with SILKY gossv moisture for the ba bet
Ter than oil grease ~ pom,tom yet f from ,hei dele
alta ned Tor proven ng baldness a. d gay hair
Prepared only by William Boyle. Boston.
For sale nv A. d SANDS. Druggists, 100 Futon St
Of william this city; so, 273 Broadway
East Brad~ay aud by druggists rally tbroushout
the lnited Stafes. t2I Ifkr
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ROYAL SCORES PORCELAIN
4 .ONNOlSSEURS and lovers of the invited by
the Subscriber to examine few ecmens of this
ta just landed from the ship Utica and imported by
nuscto They pronounced the superb things of
the kind ths have bee ntroduc ed the country
WOODWORTH (suceessor to Bonfsnr),
3a5 Broadway, Barclay Buildings,
d2t 1tsnc Near he
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PRESENTS IN BkOUKLYN
DERSONs DESTROYS Of making presents should not fail TO
call at the perumery depot. l0Oh Fulton street. where
they will find an extensive variety Of The choicest perfumes
IS all Of combs and brushes low prices At
tention invited 70 the beautiful tortoise she combs
bins genuine extract, &C.. &c. d2t lt~r
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AUCTION nOrSCEs.
J, JACOB q PLATT, Anstionss,;; !, I, :,

IA ROBES, &c, &c.-Jacob 8 Plat. wilt sell THIS Day
No % stt 81 by order Of Cornelius w Tompkias ESQ
assignee 0' cash. in lots suit chasers stock Of dos
ton Manufactured Fars. conss Of sbou 800 mua
desc and making together Than twenty different
kiads FTeach Martini and her superior fur boar 20 off
fsrsnt pattern sleigh robes. .tyes The above
Jeaps viii and cl,ck fox, Siberian do, real German Mar
tin, Rocky Mountain, spanish, so
". B-The ABOVE will be sold in lots accommodate
those purchasers who make presents for the ap
posehiog holid.ys Also large lots TOR the trade; AID
The sae p-remptory and wi bout ieservs purchasers
directed IN the
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PARK THEATRE.
BENEFIT FOR LES DANSEUsES vIENNOI0EA
THE public cuIly informed that these
ing children will take their first benefit in America
Saturday December 26th which occasion they will
appear four advertisements being the last night Of their
engagement. d73 3tiser