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DYSPEPSIA
CAN ESHI CURED!

IORME'S BAUM nE VIE" or l,al>am OF
l.ii', i, ;iiicra :rial ufup"ardS "f twenty years
in great variety "l eases, confidently offered To
the public. especially I" Those afflicted with the
most distressing complaint, n q sure and speedy
rrlri for their suilcrngS.
Read The following certificates. They are
from gentlemen of high standing and residing
in y"nr Immediate vicinity. They are iul one
or two Of the many in possession all rNtoll-
in. III" healing virtues %! this, 10 list, the words
nf II tratcf'h Dispemic who was cured by its
nscl most precious compound.
tc;ifrafc from he Rec. IIr,m.N Spain.
SiMtEnyILi.E,. =. &. Jam l3lh 1853.
Mr.. CHAS. DFLOKME.
B,ar Sir: Las, Sprin" used two small hot
tic, of your lIa!>am ot Life. and experienced
much benefit. took il TWO or three times ,lai-
", Il tcaspooniul III d,>r in Wine glass %
water.
1t acted on my liver. am impaired healthy
tone Ia all my digestive organs rciicrin" i',c ni
distressing Madtchc, am! many other d,sigrcra-
bic dHSI"i',c >ymionS.
IS.nrdl II. SPAIN.
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NIr. riIAS. pEI.ORME.:

Mr. tlIAS nELORME:
DEAR SiR:-l take great pleasure in recon-.
mrndiug ynur .'Baluic dc Vie" which have
often used, and n.irnyS with decided relief,
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia At
once siimu liant, tonic ;ind catliar;c, am sat
islicd il will prove cminrnily srrviccablr To all
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its General
introduction throughout the country will ibc Il
public benefit
II" keep stlrply constantly On hand, which
! would ot exchange for ull the hn,i-dysInp.
tic nosiruniS from Maine 20 Texas.
ours respectfully,
!Sianchl JOHN w. ERWIN.
For sale by Jcln, NJ. Chandler. Sun,cryillc
. 9 . NJ. 4. lluggins, darlington c. IT.
- 90 DIR. J. f. Byrd, Tinmunsvilic
And by Druggists generally
BONTWRiGlIT ~ BARkULOO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, $. G.
November . . ,f
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X ( XIX g " q Z 4 4

MhRREED.--At The residence Of John Can
non Esq, Of Darlington village, ilr 22n,l Of
Deer, by the Rev. .Ino. o. u. Darean. DR.
w. Jas. DAEGAN. nf Sumter, 10 Miss HANNAH
l.. CoGG EsIIALI. "f Darlington.
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MNSSa @0NSMEA "

Rt"Fl RMS her ihauk> To- her ri"ui, AMI ~
irons tor lrlr liberal lGIrnnI." ,lur;u. the past
year, ami SuliciiS continuance al li,. sam"
Miss VI. Will rc,una Il,' .lIi'. %! her Sciiuui uIi
the second day "l January lr.'!.
De. |. 1913. II
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FEMALE Xl,NI\II}i

THE E>rcrcisrs of llI, Suh, crih"rs si"hunl
will bc resumed on the 2nd Monday III January
next.
". w. hISTbN.
Dec. ! II
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Mr., Editor The Citizens

tiHr,ni"n County are '!r>ir"I!~ thai t"l. w :.
:. IttA NDl.DS, r"iA'>,ni ihrln III ihr n"Sl
"'Gi>lainrr. By announcing: hIni Il Candidate
n shat oilic", y"u VIII uhi:;r ih'n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-01
WILSON PtfERs, MARTIN, W. PEftnH
Nelson Lvnchhurt Nelson
49, PETERS, MARTIN Il co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

Richmond, Va,
TENDER their services TO their friends. ncqnninthr-
/ Gee, and the Planters Farmers and Merchants of
Virginia and North Ca,oina
- FOR TIE SALE or -
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR CORN, &c.
AMI for tine purchase OF GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO PLeSTEt, Nc
Particular attention will be pod to The Forwarding
of Con Is, Groceries, Produce, &c.
From thpir long experience in business their unitcd
efforts aud ntIrng exeron, they trsl and believe they
will be able give satisfaction those who eondc
their business To their management.
Office ON 18th Streets opposite Shookoe Warehnuee.
Storage House the Bes.n.
REFERENCE.
Judge y. Thompson,
Messrs Imboien a. McCue n"b"s'h'
Hon VIM. G. Riyes, Albermare.
Cen e n Slss. cs'slI pFesn' g.a Nelson.
Vim. A. Miller, Lynchburg
Eehols a. Pryor
Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston, do.
McCorkle d. Jones'
Acree a. McClanahan,
Joseph II. Wilson, do.
Tinsey, Taylor a. Co, do
A. b. Rucker
Lee a. johnson, do
Saunders Irby, do.
j. 4 NJ Holins 10.
Hugh Barclay, lexington
N II iasse Augusta,
Wm. Martin Chesterfield,
Jas scryre,
ian 0-iNcts
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup Of mar ,ha

-
A POSITIVE UURE POR CONSUMPTION. DE-
IA cline, Asthma, and all Diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs single bottle will prove its efficacy iIersto-
fore all regular practitioners placed ongst
the ncuoble diseases and such, the hospitals all
cities declined to receive patients persons s cted
with it, Happily, however a discovery has been ade
which disarms Consumption of its terro,s by scing
entirely under contrl For the truth Of all we
-ay refer any Of the eminent Ply sicisns
Hospitals in America and Europe. who now IL rough
lie aid Of Dr. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP recognise
,nsump.ion curable. and dali, rejoice in tile return
Ing health and strength of those for whom teioe its
discovery, tn could have expected hered for
no ccor but the grave IL is, in fnct. the only
tion known have succeeded in The for
nation Of tubercles in the Lungs, in reyc vis those
already formed. For Asthma. Coughs, Nigh Sssa1s
Splitting of Blood Difficulty of Breathiag and s. ness
Of .is Chest HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, t,y at
once graphing with the Of the disense stan be-
s,rs III known es and operations in all
ara 30 speedy that patti begin feel ia beneficial ef
.erts son after the first secoid dose.
We might ill volume with certificates bu simp-
ly ask for single trial OF this medicine for
hdent that there is person suffering from any disease
If tbs lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
'ly cure from it.
x For sale In Lynchburg the Proprietors prices.
Wholesale and retail by d r. LYMAN.
H5ae JOHN Fl, SEAY g. co.
L
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NOTICE II. 7. MoORMAN Of the 10 ir,n of
~ Moormnn Il Martin. would Inf tbs friends mud
customers Of the lnie firm TINT he will coa,inne the
Grocery and Comml ssion Businesa
at the old stand OF n 4 W. he will make every
oxcrtlon give satisfaction hi. friends. oncrs
aud hc public generally
He viii keep oonatantly on haul lafe and we'll
iccted stock Of GRODERlES. DRY GOtDS So.
~ Speeinl attention pnid 10 the sale forwarding
of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. &n., nc. g htl
jan2ts TtOS 4. MOORMhN.
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WM. II. Il G.. FISHER,
aiiIf Jas. River Canal. da1Ii1II11

FARE FROM LYscHBuRo. FAKE FROM LYNcHBuRo,
To Richmond, .-.-$ 50 so To Lexington. 81 25
To Charlottesville. Q so To Natural Bridge l so
To CuInherd Z. II. 3 25 To Buchanan, l 50
OUR PACKET.BOATS leave Lynchbrmg daily ut
8 M Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at A. connecting there with tho North
ern and Southern Cars, eavi ig at A. and Steam
Boats down the river leaving at 6 A. M. In Lyuch-
burg supper will be provided the Bouts for passen-
gers coming in the Tennc c.see railroad cars.
Passengers for Charlottesville will take the Tues
days hursday's and Saturday, Boat arrive in SCOTS
vile next day at ld A.A.,and in charlottesville P NJ
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan-
an. will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 81 A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 81 A. M.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
feb l0-dts
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eugodts


These vrsses of the first class built in tho city o
baltimore, expressly for this adr and have superior
: 0mmodotions for passengers, They commanded
'y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
aud who y III spare exertion 10 accommodate They
will be towcd mp and down the "iyers by steam and may
hc relied on to sui promptly as advertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York. will find it their interest ship by this line
nsfreight will always be taken low by any other
line OF Pnckets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New York to give satisfaction.
Freight 10 cents per whole, and II cents per 3 4
Tobacco being about so per cent less thnp charg'
the Steamers. Insurance be effected In the ..4-
'nond Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully nsk and hope to succeed in obtain.
ing full share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New. York will be for,
warded free Of commission New Orleans Mobile,
Charleston Savannah any other Southern or North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockctts
IN New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURtIE. Richmond, } ,
G. II PIERSON, N. Y. -
No 81 South Street y:
Aupust O.dts
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PHILIP w. FiTSE.
Dealer in Fancy q STAPLE ID Good,

MI AIN Street LynOhburg Virginia, Store
l'l Cure's building, fo mery known Kyle :
corner begs leave call the atenting of his friends AM
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods. embracing every article usually kept
the dry goods line, which will be offered
which cannot tan to please all who may good
goods at low pnces. HIS friends and the public
nestly reques ed to call and examine his Stock il will
afford him very much pleasure to exhibit it,
lQ-fs
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TERMS.
,,shed daily at 90, and semi-weekly at

!. pubIished daily at %, and semi-weekly at
|lslAS No subscription Is taken for shorter
n In ADVANCE no PAPER is discontinued, except at
is months, until all arrearages shall have
-. inserted for 90 sents per square. Tor
HsEabNatoo torm inserton and 81 cts for every .ater
~ ISNhh o Is not marked on the Ms, II
namber oi II, u. ant and charged accordingly.
hei t ,rs areFor the privilege Of two squares,
LRlf RAIE,a s,r one square, daily $50, semi-weekly
PM sesSS SaIly sao, semi-week.y sss Every yearly
Il be "a II he exceed the space stipulated for,
D bushe hiy for the excess.
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For Bai,,norc and ph,indeiphia.

TOT BuUlNOft UNU u'OIINOcIpU1U,
ny STEAMER BELVlDEHE.
Ledres Richmond cpcrg Tuesday al O'Clock y. NJ
~e22A TIL lufge ana new Steamer Il Il LV1 DERE
SAA& Capt Girronp will receive freight every Mon
lay, nnd up tl,c hour of o'clock p M every rnea
uy. ior the obovc place..
Shippers to Wheeling. Piiishurg, Cincinnati and lbe
South aud West generally, will lnd this the cheap
nst aud mos. expeditions. For freight, apply To
BUDLhM Il WATSON, R,clmond, Ia.
Iulu L.
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Daguerreotype Jewelry

|btad in this COMMUNICATE of which will be
u Pictures witch cannot be surpassed in thi,
Der city, al very low prices, and warranted to
|hey are sold for.
! truly thankful for the increasing evidence of
PARITY of his work, not OILY in the p, aise which
lntly bestowed, but in a more substantial form.
y Of an increase of business, unprecede lted, /,
farly proves the superiority of his work, he
him.elf to uss all honorable means to continue
e public favor P. E. GIBBS Proprietor.
At the sign of the Flag.
! To correct an error which find ver' preva-
ill say that | have heen taking pictures for the
mn hs, at from 81 so to $40, and shall con-
axe them as low as any house in this place.
Tor the stripes! p. f. q.
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|uth Stranger than Fiction !

|REOEIVED at the Whiiehurst Gallery.a large
i very fine GILT FRAMES, suitable for Da
another lo' OF PINS. LOCKETS,
LET'S. RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
|e) making the largest and most desirable as
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These vcsseIs Of Tho st cnss built exprnay Tor
n s trade aud have superior accommodations for pass
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified tor the trnde and who will spare excrti0n
IL accommodate.
They will be towed up aud down the river by s.sam,
and mny be relied on sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton. will find II to their interest ship by this line
it is the only regular line and freight will always he
akcn low by any other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents Richmond and Boston
give sa, lbction.
We respectfully nsk npd hope To succeed In oh
mining full share Of pntronnge
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets iv
iiuston IA Rowe- Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond,
ALLEN WELrCH, Boston. "F"
OIL ~, Stu
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WILSON Pr TIERS,
N.la,n
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THE WILL HOUSE,

Lynchburg, Va.
>HE undersigned having associated wih him in the
l. cement of this well known House. Mr. Ron
ERT CAwTHoE, OF Lynchburg, respectfully sole
its continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon his House. while its sole proprietor BY their
joint exeitons, they haer themselves they shall he
able to give und ,ided satisfaction their friends and
the public generally. THoS RoSSER.
1t will be seen from the above card. that have be-
come joint Proprietor with MIR RosssR. of the popular
Hotel the "NoRvELL HOUSE, ard that it will be
ducted in the future under auspices. The patron
of my friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited with the that every exertion
will be mad maintain the reputation already enjoyed
8; the House, of the first il the Southern coutry
(feb 24-ts.) kO OAWTHON.
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RICHMOND.
AUG ERSON q Co,
IL STREET, Richmond, virginia

AUG ERSON q Co.
IL STREET., Richmond, virginia,
IMPORTERS n JoBBBRs Ot SILK 4 STRAW
GOODS, 1--we ier sale the io1olng;
nonnet Ribbons, aliao Grape NIL eelors,
Gap English 3"
P,an Tailtta Ribbons. Widow.
safin 3" lIat -
Black Gro de Rhipr silaa Cf,pr La.a
! r','l,l ',a nd Corded Maal' Blonde Laee.,
Naieeiine a Illusion "a
Florence e" Plain Figur'd a
flnn Sntins, Silk Blonde
Nelvets, farcton Mualms,
Black, Blown aud Green Bnrge, for Wells.
Tissur, do
Black. Love ycils ler Mourning.
Embroidered Vcils, p qualities,
Silk Gmps and T INNINGS,
complete assortment of Ffench and American
Flowers and ilend-ir
We would call especial attention To stock OF
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
lmvinf imported many o the s,lca onrselvoa. Our
.oriment is complete, aud prices NV in any
Our sock of BONNETS from our own manu-
actory viii comprise every style OF fashionable goods
IN tho market viii h. from connection with tho
largest mauuaetory In the United States,
bcd 10 ofor ON tho very beat terms.
SILK BONNETS of every variety Band
Boxes and Millinery goods generally.
w Buyers will ronter favour hy looking through
stock.
tB'Spccial an prompt attention pnid to orders.
fch odsciDpug Exprrss oapy months
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the cruel treatment and losses which he suffered ct the
hands q the officials o. Netherlands India
Ishsu lose no time In transmitting 70 my government
q copy OF this communication.
The several notes which have had the honor Of ad
70 you On the suoss, have iul dsvsiopsa the
In regard to tho claim OF Mr. Gibson, aud do not deem
II therefore, necessary to enter into further arguments
the subject though must be permitted to observe that
the reasoning upon which your last note bases the
fusai OF his Majesty's government, appears to me
quite as nadmssibe a. that contained in your former
Walter N. Gibson, an American citizen sailing under
the Dag Of his country, has been most cruelty aud
justly imprisoned and despoed OF his property by the
authorities OF the Netherlands India and as his righfu
claim for indemnity is wholly refused by you, 1t
only remains tor government to take such
for the enforcement Of Mr. Gibsons claim as it may
f AUGUSTA BELMONT.
CAPT. GIBSON TO MR.. MARCY.
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1854.
SR-Ay application for the Intervention OF the go
vernment upon claim Of indemnity against the Dutch
of amcable adjustment being exhausted without
successful issue, am constrained to urge resort
manning for enforcing the just demands that are the
subject of that application.
am fully senfite that while it is the first duty Of
nation to protect its citizens and TO redress their
wrongs, whether inflicted by its own subjects or by
foreign potentates subjects, yet the appeal Of the
citizen to the arms of his country is the most solemn
should rghtfuny DO the last effort to obtain
dress.
history that the government of my country Is among
the foremost to recognize and enforce the rights OF
ctzens, feel that argument incentive is want
ing to secure its aid in just cause Yet, when con-
slider the nature Of the means which in the last resort
nations must employ to enforce their just demands it
be solemny recorded, and the necessity and justice
its allowance made manifest
Z
While these considerations furnish argument for
resort to belgerent means they justify Confidence
that the interests of nation will su stain no loss
its honor no dimnution from solemn act of
justice. WALTER N. GIBSON
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TO sHIPDIAsTERs, &C.

NJ Office TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPMASTERS.-THn
IN Pilot Commissioners being frequently applied 70 ia
regard to of shore plotage detention, &C., beg leave -
refer to the law Of the State Of New York passed Juns
can be had ut the Office 90 South street. They espe
ciay refer TO part Of section IS and sections II and
below They also beg to state that they do not co..
slider themselves a. having to 90 with agree
ments made at sea between pilors and masters
Section ID. When any ship vessel bound to the port
OF New York, and boarded by any pilot appointed ~
this Board at such distance to the southwark eA
ward Of Sandy Hook Lighthouse that said Lighthouse
in the day time and in fair weather. the addition Of
fourth to the rates of potage herein before mentioned,
shall be allowed to such pilot.
Section H. For every day OF detention at the wharf
in the hnrbor beyond the time notified to the pilot fer
him attend the vessel beyond the usual time az
getting vessels from TO the wharf, and from the wharf
to sea, and for every day of detention Of inward
bound vessel by ice longer than two days for the
sage from TO the wharf, three dollars shall be added
to the plotsge; any pilot shall be detained -
quarantine by the health officer, for having been
board sicily vessel rs pilot, the master, owner agent
consgneo Of such vessel shall pay to such pilot Al
necessary expenses Of living and three dollars per day,
for each and every cay OF such detention.
Section 20. Any person not holding license piIot
Jersey, who shall pilot offer to pilot any ship
sci to from the port OF New York, BY way Of Sandg
Hook, sLah be deemed guilty Of q msdemeanor, aaa.
conviction shall he punished by fine not exosedng
sixty days. and all persons employing person to sct %
pilot, not holding license under this act under t0
laws OF the State Of New Jersey shall forfeit and pay
the Board of Commissioners Of Pilots the sum Of oaa
hundred dollars.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. ROBERT L. TAYLOR,
f. E. MORGAN. *#
Appointed by the Chamber of Commerce.
GEORGE w. BLUNT RUSSELL STURGIS.
Appointed by the Board Of Underwriters.
=. PERKINS, Secretary.
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true:-- ~
An infamous SANDER having gone the rouads north
ern papers, especially IN Baltimore and New York,
pose OF spccuatiug the notes Of banks
STATE permit to say, far regards the Bank OF
Warrington infamous falsehood could not have
been got up. This bank has been in operation about
three half yearsthe stockholders who mos ly
wealthy bound for the redemption Of the notes
specie northern checks at the option Of the
presenter OF the notes. by allowing Per cent for north
prepared to do this every day siAce 1t commenced
business, is now and will be long il is under the
management OF such president and directors now
have the control-the bank has been sounder
condition than at present having just declared semi
annual dividend Of Eve per cent payable the LIST Of
and believe the above statement viii hold good in
gard to the Banks Of Fayetteville, Wadesboro and the
Commercial Bank Of Wilmington.
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yIFTS FOR THE H0LDAYS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
IN having imported most extensively in authorization
of the approaching holidays, NOT AT ALL EXPECTING
THE PRESENT HARD TIMIS, has resolved upon making
immense reduction in the prices Of his present mag
nifcent stock OF
CIOAKS, sHAwIS, AND FURS,
commencing on Monday, the 18th Of Dscsmbcr-prefer
ring this to carrying large stock to another
season. Parties therefore, DESTROYS Of mailing pur
cass for presents have opportunity Of select
ing OF the richest and most extensive stocks
IN the city, at unprecedented bargains.
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MATRIMONIAL.

M ADAAE ALVIN, FROM PARIS. TbhDkfas Hkk
M services to the ladies and geE tle1en OF ts city,
In sssosgy b. books sai science and IA 70 DO consult
"a rboat 10 marriage, business, law matters, s.
She will tell tbs Of the lady or gentleman shsy WI
n arr siso ths ramss Of h,e yisitsrs. Madame alvin
spsais the Eng al, French AMI Vermsn languages 70
sideaos 100 3svsry bstws6 First aut ssconi ssresss
OA,a hours from 10 A. H., t1.8 r. n.
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DRESENTS FOB THE HOLIDAYSs-AS CHRISTMAS
I and New Years close at hand, and the seasons
for gs fast approaching, the subscriber would respect
sy recommend his elegant stock Of cioaks and urs to
the present giving public gifts in which both the
ful and ornamental are combined. Having rich as
sortment Of velvet satin and MORE antique cloaks made
in the most fashionable style and Of the very best mate
rial he thinks he hazards nothing in saying they cannot
be exceled in any Of the larger establishments in the
city. Among his furs may be found the sable, mink,
stone mArten, fitch and mountain marten, imported
pressly for his establishment and at prices to suit the
present depression OF the money market and the
of ALL A the Winter stock Ii fast disappearing, and
preparations being made for the Spring and Summer
trade those desiring cloaks and furs would do well to
call and examine his goods quickly a his cloak and fur
establishment No Al Canal street Brandreth Building,
four doors from Broadway WV. B. MCKENZIE.
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DRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-E DUNCAN l.
Il Brother, No. Isl Fulton street-Splendd assert
ment Of Catholic Bibles Testaments, Prayer Books and
standard works-Dangan and Brother invite the aten.
ton of all about selecting presents for the holidays to
their superb Bibles. the most beautiful edition in the
world; their Ursulne Manual Flowers Of Piety, Ange
Conducteur Diamante del Catolico Americana Veg Zum
Himmel, and other prayer books, msgnifcenty bound
in velvet Turkey morocco and other styles beauti
full collection of bsque statuettes rosaries cdaons
beDitiers, and engravings now on hand. Juveniles
aud standard Catholic works Of evsry kind.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

JACOBS CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS,
- gents pins; cluster with chain %, without, -;
aze real diamonds would cost $500 best Judges cannot
tell them. Gent to any part OF the United States
l.. 4 j. JACOBS. 407 Broadway.
GTEBBINs h CO., 264 BROADWAY, BETWEEN WAR.
~ rem and Chambers streets Gold watches diamonds
and ewery for the holidays at reduced prices suitable
the times.