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PHOTOGRAPHS.

The artists employed by Mr. BRADY have equals in this
.uny An inspection of the superb and extensive collection
Of spseimen PHOTOGRAPHS all that necessary to estsb
NIB their unapproschsble superiority.
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An immense Camera of the largest constructed has
,t completed for Mr. BRADY and the results produced
elected the admiration Of artists and among other seen
men, of Pro Morse and Draper the pioneers Of the art in
America
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TT,BE BOSTON JOURNAL says Of the "PLAY.
DAY BOOK" "a new wOrt by Fanty Ier1n-.p1les 70
tb.t Of short 0rsss very simply I'D sns
S.shifo 70 children their ve sims and truth 20 ~
a. W. are nre the yoansest hon VII n0s t
~ b. rls.s.I m this eorusstes to their anss-aeat
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rT'HE HARTFORD CO1rRANr ..v. thu.

'HE HARTFORD COURANT says that the
NJ fLAf DAY BOOK" (. new work BY Fanny Fera.
20 eenfs 10 series Of Stories for Little Folks which
~ ~ Ind remarkably interesting" and which VII furnish
W. acctptable present 10 them
I ~ Mt RY ERIE N S.-COUNTRY
g. TT !;-Remsmber them today and tomorrov
hsesipt Tor the Sixree1t n Volume Of THE AMER
IAN AohSgLICRlsT. Il win BE- . most Besaiifrt Az.
nary 1857, IN mother column "
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EW BOOKS NOW ADY,

LITTLE, BROWN CO.,
No. lie WashiDstonst Baston
PUBLisHgn.
THE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
OF DANIEL WEBSTER.
FLETCHER WEBSTER
2 VIOLA syo
These volumes uniform With Mr. Everetts elton Ii.
Worhs Of DANIEL Webster Tbe5 contain sntobaer.psy
and prson sketches Of Nj Webster by several Of his ends
The Correspondence begins In 78 when Mr.. Webster
sixteen I'D and continues his death In 1852 enhciss
letters bis wife and children bis brothers sad ssters and 70
Messrs Lewis Cas- Edward Everett Willard Fillmore VII
liam Henry Harrison, Hiram Kechan Jeremiah Mason. Sam
Rogers, Joseph Story. William Suvau George Tcknor
John Tyler Ro o Winthrop and other dsn gushed
temen There nearly thousand letters from Mr. Web
ster, nd reyers hundred TO him
WNCKELBANN's HISTORY on ANCIENT ART.
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART.
Translated from the German Of John Winekelmanu.
BY q. HENRY LODGE
With the Life Of Winekelnann By the Editor.
Two superb volumes, royal tvo. &c.
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V,HE OLD COLONY MEMORIAL OF Ply
j mouth saws Of the author of the "PLAY-DAl BOOk,"
work By Fanny Ferr price 10 eent she displays her
,mrahies with children and betays tenderness. for them
onehtjm.s mother the child Her present
effort THE PLAY-DAY BOOK to combine pleasure 9Th Ia
.t,uction has been snrely successful"
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,Fw.YORK INDEPENDENT

THE NEW YORK INDEPENDENT,
sys Of the PLAY-DAY BOOK "a ssx work By Fanny
Fem price IS cents bright eheerf1. bres t.le eook
bit ,esone 10 The tinestof the Ettle for voon
intended this collection of'hort quk. childish <oriea'
COUNT FRIEND S!-COUNTRY
~ FRIENDS !,-Remem5er them 20 day and Tomorrow.
SEND them Rec-pt m the Sixteenth Volume Of THE AMER
ICAN A0RlCuL1URIsT I, viii be Beautiful AP'
PloPRrr, and Valuable PRESENT See Contents for jan
uuy 1857 in another column
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I H f p o f L @ A l. w o II X 5 o f
THOMAS MOORE.
Revised and carefully edited with Memoir, BY Professor
Child Of Harvard University.
Six vols, iomo Price 81 so.
This IL Internationally the handsomest cheapest and most
edition Of Moore offered to the public either
In England America
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

The vIGNETTE PHOTOGRAPH s speciality at BRA
DYs GALLERY, being made nowhere else in the world.
win be found sumptuoas and unique Holiday sift.
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T,HF MOST SUPERB ILLUSTRATED GIFT
- rIsoIc r,,xR AMERICA

vUNHF MOST SUPERB ILLUSTRATED GIFT
i hook EVER ISSUED IN AMEeiCA -
1rrr 81 MARTIN LUTHER IL FORTYEiGHT HIS
roRICAL EEORAyINGs, finely executed on steel BY
fu,t.y onx With ExpznAaons b{ Arehdescon hsfe Uoe
,o,, ausrto yluue cloth teyeled edges aud fall GIT ~
Ia Turkey morocco extrA, s2 .... .,
Th ssrant drswfnss from which the artistic enEnvin OF
,s vctk we're taken created great seasstn N
~ found 20 many ardent sdmer that ksr pesnesto. We.
allied for The artists object WA % prss-n, 70
he World series Of designs In the highest style o. %
o,a the most Interesting events N .9e
NJ - H. rest Reformrr The ensrzynss are eminenIy
s,ytns connect porfs the leading ehsrAsrs q t1e
er EelanctLon ZEDds, the Elee,0r yonh tfee
srrs Lc also reprsentsiOns of Toe hse
eel brsf.d In Tie hsory Of the RefoFmsion Inc ns
snn.S Together vih decs,e pope.y sSd sssorea .eea
nv and the p4n,ps sns~i.h aeai are p
The period, s-d II exquisite AZ. Ie NA "
Hars IS a ~ feisn, guaranty for tsc ~ -, -
=. eli asnber Of sspis. Of th.S bod nous 20 Asa< ss4
IaS Tsfter tks sSaion . t0Ld) st cay prize
kEW JUVENILE BOOAs: ~.
eTopy OP COLUMBUS. I vol. Llnsr1tsd DC
isis UPON EARTH iyol. iBsssfssed .-..:.''''''
AVER MIND THE FACE VOL hlasusTed' '''''''' ~
For ale ot retail and vholesale ~
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yT,HE NETWORK TRIBUNE says Of the su-
Il thoress of the PLAY-DAY BOOK" Ia new work BY
Fanny Fern price 10 cen that In writing for children the
exubersnt viyscy which Wild in her ambitious per-
Imances toned down to quiet and delicate Chords
deightpg with melodies The contents OF
this THE Payday Book think not surpassed
by snyp uotions Of perpe
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THE CALLER
no LIDAY sOUY VEN R s
VS. GAL L E r Y
~ nxo.dxuav

No $50 Broadway.
III. Ambrotype is par excellence Gin for the Holidays
oppsct unobtrusve remembrance of the siver-one thai
.,er changes or grows old In interest and value
vhh wears l, 10 produced and finished with expend
nre Of time than would involved in purchasing reeule
Nd 10 a. fixed and durable IS Cheops
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AMBROTYPES.

AMBROTYPES.
One of Its graceful pecuaies that two Portraits are the
% Of single sitting inclosed In single ease
.ss .dspted to the Of the purchaser BRADY WIS
Ii. auc,r Of the Ambrotype In this city, and his success
lw sivep general currency.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


T'HE PHILADELPHIA TRANSCRIPT says
Il d the "PLAYDAY BOOK "a new worn By fAnny
Fern Prize IS that embraces ssries OF seout ny
very instructive entertaining stories. tod with that peculiar
nsseie and impressive phcisy, that 10 ennenty the
forte af the fed author and vita which blended taoee
charI1s that fzil 10 fascinzte her rea1ers"
COUNTRY FRIENDS! COUNTRY
~ FRIENDS =! = Remember them to-day and 70 morow.
send them Receipt for the sIxeenth volaHe ofIHE AMEN
ICAN AGRlCuLfCRISr. 10 viii Be . 81 BeaHtyfai Ar
PaoFsArE and valuable PRESENT See Contents for Jan
uzry, 1857 IN another column.
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THE BRITISH POETS.
JusT PUBLISHED

JusT PusLIsHED:
THE TICAL WORKS OF
THOMAS HOOD.
-Four vols, l6mo. Price es
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RRArTIFuL PRESENT for .

NOUNTRYlA BFAUTlFULF PRESENT for
] FRIENDS COUNTRY Friend-oue 20 be frelss n.ss
TSOirNTRY vspsatsd-ts thr AMERICAN A0kICuL-
rxrwne tTt RALtsr COSTING but 0s< Doifsr rssr
The above Is outline Of only osE esneer
WONlh1 A. the sesson OF euvstlon spprcsshes the
" kRIkNDS number. will rrow ncressiusly Interesting
NOCNTRY The beautiful Instructive December num-
FRIENps her will BE- sent (fre~l with the January mum
COUNTRY Der 10 all new 'uoscnse"'
FRIENDS Chiness seed shove stated
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FAMILY EXPOSITOR ON
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= Ses, shesp IS; half calf, - g.
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nix, EDW ARDS a. CO.
IL VIII Publish rHIs MORNING,

her People in 81 open Boot Sea- A new
CHRISTMAS STORY.
Being the Christmas number Of Household Words'
DY ARIES DICKE EMS.
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Tbs volume is ssu mo-, In SStst 81 p' fSs
mo Seaess are Of The puIe. md the ate ;on it de,s
Opts Of The hearty kind But not 'rai,lsced ser
iamiar lie, no les. than rom science and Art.'
TOWN AND COUNTRY Voices IN THE
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" indy illustrated by TawIIrE, Square limo, cloth Gilt
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IN An Account OF what Country Boy in Visit 70 the
City HunOrously illustrated BY PAUL puGs~. Square
limo cloth, gilt and plain:
THE HISTORY OF SIR THOMAS THUMB.
j By the Author Of TIE HrR o. RspcLr,x &c: Besns,
sTs 4O CLOTH gilt price 81 One OF the most attractive
I AXE NGAMI; Or, EXPLORATIONS AND DIS
II oo'LhIEs DURING FOES YEARs' WAsDEsSGs N rHE
MILDs OF sSyrS wEsIERs AFRICA By CH.sLLs JOIN An.
FsEsOsr With many ilu,stica., REPRESENTING sporting
Adventures. Subjects Of Natural History Devices for taking
The present Library Edition has peculiar claims to the
attention OF those who desire to this interesting and
valuable work.
"A volume surpassed for m varied aud exciting sttrsc
tons The author scientific naturalist, geooss and bot
tons his explorations and discoveries term with novelty
his with and wild beasts Afford the
reader msryelou. excitement tbeils Life 10 london.
addition interesting cbarsceristics the vol
romantic and pesous personal adventure such
DO often meet with IN these utitazn days. - Wat
upon the whole worn Of gre and novel inerca q
travel and discoyery Of nstu history aud OF enter
prise" IN I. onuicnn..
all Of extensive eass Of who are interested
In narrative Of exploration and ciscoer this volume possesses
countries described bsye hitherto
ben sImost unlnowpr lC ouhcr and Enquirer.
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Menu publications.


AIM. MERwIS, Auctioneer sna
~ BANGS BROTHER L Co.
No. IS Park-row
WIN sell THIS EVENING CONNIE ncng at g. o'clock the en-
tire balance Of consigDments from London Of
ELEGANT ENGLISH ANIMALS and SUPERB FLOR Al
GIFT BOOKS.
Also AMERICAN ANIMALS, and other ILLUSTRATED
WORKS. and variety Of choice Miscellaneous Literature &c.
THE NEW-YORK LEDGER says of the
p e.p ds. s S%s Sgy sI" ues
oes about girls such sOrowu stories about the
ss about kind and loving old folk. before
another book to laugh and cry and wonder over"
COUNTRY FRIEND s!-COUNTRY
~ FRIFNDs !!-Remember them to-day and 4, tS-mcIow.
fc%N w be %S B.aa M
PRoPRATE and Valuable PRESENT See Contents for jan
uGy, 1857, In another column
AMUSEMENT and INSTR UCTION.
IA This Day Published:
PA RLOR ORA NJ AS;
Or, DRAMATIC SCENES,
FOR HOME AMUSEMENT, soIREEs, EXHIBITIONS, &c.
PRICE 81
BY WIN. B. FowLE,
Author of The Hundred Dialogues
There Dramas are constructed little scenery
required and most Of them be represented in common
S %sn e an
and incucste ,ound morals Although particularly de-
s. been @ % and s
rary Association for something longer and than
dialogues Every piece in the book and or
nal. An appropriate and pleasing Gift for the Holidays
CONTENTS:
WoMAN's RIGHTS The CouSTERpLoT.
COUNTRY COUSINS. The WELL OF ST.. KEYSE
The WILL. THE OppITY.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE. THE TABLES TURNED.
THE PEDANT. THE DOUBLE GHOST.
LOVE AT SIGHT. The TEA PARTY.
WILLIAM TELL. Tine TEAR.
The JESUIT IN AMERICA
For sale by all Booksellers Sent BY mail, postpaid on
ceipt Of price.
J. NJ. FAIRCHILD 4 Co., Publishers,
Boston: MORRIS COTTON
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

IN surprising perfection.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY Voices IN THE
i sHELLs. By z. H. SropDano. With many beaas@l
ard original by THwkIr Square Limo, cloth.
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TFITT. BURTONs PILGRIMAGE To
NECCAH AND kEDINAH
The edition Of this curious entertaining ana popo
lar vorh d now ready In elegant volume, limo rnce
els.
v~. Of adventure published during the present century
Uniform with the above:
Mr. STEWARDS PERSONAL NARRATIVE IN bkA-
I'll AND LA PLATA limo. 81 3
CP PUTNAMk Co., No. 81 Bros4wy
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Bv the Author Of THE HEIR REpcLuFE. &c. Besnti
fully illustrated with 10 Wood Cuts from Designs by j. g.
sn.n 4o CLOTH gilt price 81 One OF the most attractive
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AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHAHTs
u HTin street. RichaOsd, Va
XATILL give their undivided
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SNIFF AND to- ACCO.
PETER L0RILLARD
MANUFACTURER,
No. 4e Chatham street, New York,
UCCESS0Ro Of PKTER GEoRsE Offers sale All
- kinds Of sNUPP TOBACCOs in general use FOR paTeu
ars PEcx cuERKxr cAnbe obtained BY addressing as
This Establishment Kind in The United
States. tnnIS-IvI-
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sw YORK, BREMEN a soUTIaAMPro
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

Tuv N n u Ps co N PRISINa rn
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OAvExpr; HERMANN Capt EDrAnD IIioausL- Z(RIEXX4
fhsle steamers stop Al soathAmpson. both going
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LOCKET a. DENNIS.
CR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

LOCKET a. DENNIS.
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
iStA Street, Jefreen .Kofn nd Cary,
RICHMOND, VA,
UANE In store and for
II IL lot prime family Bacon, hog round
lot prime Western Bacon. clear rib sides
lot TOdds extra Hams
haekerel; Halifax and roe Herrings
IAguayra RIO and Maracaibo Conre
Java and Mocha do
N o., p. X. and yellow sugars various grades
Coffee, crushed, powd and loaf sugars
N.o p X. and Cuba Molasses
Refined Lard In pals
Marshalls SALT hns sacks
Adamautine sperm talow Candles
Black, brown and fancy Soaps
Pure cider Vinegar
Old Bourbon, old rye and recihed Whisky
Old peach, old apple and French Brandy
Madeira, PORT aud Malaga Wines ..
Porter. pnis and quarts
Painted Buckets, Tubs Brooms
Cotton Twne. Backng, Ae, &e.
ASO-Pepper Alpiee Chocolate, Mustard Rice Mace green
and black Teas, Egs Starch. Soda, Ggrr Tobacco
Cigars Ae te Ae, together with every usually iept I'm
grocery ocI0
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S1,Sl6 Prizes amounting to tt,tlI4O
Whole tickets s20; Halves fl0 Qrs 35 Eighths az 80
~ All orders for ticket. packages Any OF the MARYLAND
Lotteries VIII receive
all purchasers immediately after II Is Address
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