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, 1841-11-20
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TIME undersigned administrator of the estate Of
Il David Hudson, decd late of Pike county
Mo, hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in any
way interested in said estate, that the undersigned
administrator will make a final settlement Of the
said estate at the next November term of the coun-
Ut court Of said county.
JOHN SOUTH, Executor.
Oct. %, ls41.-4t.
, 1841-11-20
NOTICE..

AfOTiCEis hereby given that the undersigned has
~ taken out letters Of Administration on the es
tate of Sebastian Vetten, decd, from the Clerk ofthe
Comfy Coutt, of Warren County--bearing date the
9th OF August, A. d. lS4l: all persons, therefore
who have any claims against the estate OF said deceased
are required to exhibit the same duly authenticated 10
allowance, within one year from the date Of SAID let
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene-
fit of said estate, and if such claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
CHARLES A. KUNTZE, ,-Ad'm.
September Attn 1871 --3t.
, 1841-11-20

"THe Union Of the Whigs,'' &c.-This IA
nous toast of Mr.. Henry A. Wise, together
with his recent fight with Mr.. Stanley, in
the House of Representatives, has called GU,
this parody:
Stanley, you should never let
Your angry passions rise;
Your little hands were never made
To pummel MiSLer WiSet
, 1841-11-20
N O T | C. E.,

NOTICE,
is Hereby given, that the undersigned, has taken
out Letters Of administration, with the will annexed,
upon the Estate ofJohn Oestreech, Sr .deceased from
the Clerk of the Warren County Court, bearing date
the 18th day Of Sept. 1S4l; all persons having
claims against'aid estate are therefore notified 10
present them for allowance, within one year from the
date of said letters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit ofsaid estate, and ii not presented with
in three years will be forever barred.
CHARLES A. KUNTZE, Admir-.
, 1841-11-20

he confidently expected them to arrive in a
short time: stated moreover that he had bar
gained with a Mr.. Edward C. Boiling of this
county, for a tract Of land, and for which he
agreed to pay Boiling the sum of s,7oo-and
thus got his fa%ther-in-law to endorse the pay
ment Of a bond of three thousand seven hun
bred dollars which sum he borrowed to pay
for land. Now, Smith alias Boiling, preten-
ded to visit this Edward C. Boiling, to ratify
the land bargain. After a short absence he
returned back, and 10! Boiling had by hook
or crook defrauded him out of his money!
He remained with his wife a few days, and
concluded to 60 and see Boiling again; and
such was now the length of his absence that
his last wife became uneasy-proceeded in
quest of him to the house of the Rev. Mr..
Boiling, of this county, expecting to meet with
him there: but she found him not-Mr. Smith
was not known by any one of the family
When there Mrs. Smith became acquainted
with Mrs. Edward C. Boling-whose hus.
band was absent also; the two ladies re.
manned together for several days, and nutu-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-23
THE PILOT.
SONG OFTHE SPIRIT OF BEAUTY.


Mime is the famed philosophers stone,
Mine is the altar-and mine alone
Where kneels the Atheist, in his PRIDE,
With the true believer, side by side
Spirits of Garth! or spirits of air!
Spirits dark! or spirits fair!
Tell me who has so sweet control
AS the Spirit of Beauty holds over the ssul2
Did ye never see me wiring my locks
On the shingles Of the coral rocks,
Nor dip myself in the frozen lake
In the icicle, nor tie snowy hake2
Have ye never beheld my form
In the fOrked flash when It lights the storm;
Nor seen me in my freshness sweep
Oer the heaVing waves of the dark blue deep?
I'm borne upon the ravens wing
And over the loved my spells / fling;
rest on the petals of the rose,
And lie IN the balmy sweets it throws;
In the violet cup dwell,
And bury myself in the eowslip-beH:
bask on the face of the limpid rill-
On the primrose bank and the sun-burnt hill
make my home on the castle tower,
Where the ivy cTeeps, and tue wild weeds hSwel
Upon the broad crewnedoak l swing,
To the missletoe berry cling.
In the span of the heavens nay throne is set,
Where all is dark, and deep, and jets
And the Spirit of Beauty's ne'er so proud
As 'tis when it flies on star-lit cloud
Pm found ne more in the Princes tent
Than where the needy serfis pent:
Wealth may not brbe my even course,
Nor poverty make my act the worse.
On the rubyhp and dimpled cheek,
Wherever there found-stis there speak,
No matter the sect, degree, or race
With the peer or peasant ! take my place.
Where'er am, and where'er flee,
There will the child of passion be,
Votaries bow to my dazzling shrine,
And dream they're deirt- some deed divine.
Pm worshipped by all in every cline,
At the matin hour and vesper time;
But glassed on the brow Of the bright and fair
The Spirit of BeautY's most godlike there!
J. Fl. r. BAILEY.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-23
4 !. r. 4 + = . T. .
CoOpcr's Compound Aromatic u0nieGllOn

ASOOPER'S COMr95ND AROMATIC CON
INFECTION pleaasant certain, safe, and effaetu
al remedy for Gonorros and elect. This elegant predu
ration Combining all the medicinal virtues of Balsom
Copaiva and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties,
bined with the compound extract Of Sarsapnnila, with
several vegetable extracts of grea efficacy, forns the
most perfect and desirable rene ever discovered
and as II combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
pa1a n purIies the blood, and in few days
very vestige of the disease. II is particularly recon-
nlended in obstinate eases where all other remedies
have iiled. The CONNECTION is put up in neat Tin box
es with fall direstionsesch hex containing suiicen
to effect perfect cure m any ordinary easeand when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by S. g IANCE. corner Pratt & Charles ats
]. ii. WARNL n. corner Eulaw and Market sts.; and
O.McCORMICK, IS North Gay Street, Old Town
Pice 81 per boz lA ap lsd
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-23

GM AIMS PANACIGA :. FOR THE CURE OF
- SCROFULA, or KlRg's EDl Rheumatism, Ulcer
aed Sores SyFhs, and the hJst Of painful and hitler
to ineurHble affections resulting there from White
Swelings, Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General De-
by, &s, and all diseases arising frsn impury Of the
blood ...r -.r
This medicine is particularly recommended as an al
tersve and purifier of the bleed 1t gives tene and
vigoF debisted constitutions which nvads are
conscious Of unt they have experienced its effects
tits also recommended il diseases where the lungs
and breast supposed be affected and also where
the constitution is broken dswn by the of mercury
guinine.
This medicine has the singular for tune-ajust tribute
to It's great mer-ef being recommended by the most
celebrated practitioners of medicine in the United States
and Europe whereas, net OF the spurious mixtures
ade in imitation OF it has the least support frem the
medical faculty This fact offers argunent plain
and conclusive, that il needs snly be mentioned
enforce convection. Sweuu's Panaceais recommended
10 all those nvaids for which physicians prescribe sar
saParia SyruPs, Extracts, &C.. .s.sr.-- .e
Swsins Psnasea IS in reund bottles, hutea loRgitu-
dinaly, with the following words blswn ia the aass4
"swan's Panacea-Phiada.," having but one label,
which csvsrs the esrk, with the ssnature of Wm Swain
il, so that the cork, Clearing also upon il seal,
the nPressiea ''WA Swain, ~ cann0t be drawn with
out destroying the signature, without which none is
genuine. The medicine Aay consequently be known
IL be genuine when the signature is visble to counter
cit it will be punished as forgery.
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY, Phiiadel-
phia and sold by ROBERTS * ATkINSON, corner of
HaHever ana Market streets, Baltimere.
Sc o WIN. SWAIN & son.
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sssSaaa5z&H2&zSE. 93Azazazeee&
I'm consequence ef te change i'll the hour of arrival OF
the Eastern Mail, and in compile with the reqHi-
sions of the Post office depas nsnt he tlaryland anu
Virginia Steamboat Company hereby ste notice that
and after THIS DAY, April, tbs 3D. The steam
and JEVESS, will leave the lower end of Spears
Wharf, alternately EVERY DAY, at O'Clock, A. NJ;
soon the Eastern mail arrives, for Nerfolk and
the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail road.
On arrival att ortsmCi, Cars will be in readiness 10
convey passens to Weldon N. e., from whence ira
vellers will proceed Immediately ts Wilmington, and
From thence by Steamboat 10 Charleston "a distance OF
800 miles from Baltinocl in about 50 hours, or less
The Steamboats, PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately every TUES
. DAY, THURSDAY and ; ATURpAY for RiehEonc
and Petersburg. P.TsengerS esqipg B20Eof: sy us
line on Monday, Wednesday and Friday are sure OF q
c5nuexion.
For the Morrill, sne of the above Beats will leave Nor
folk DAILY, at o'clock, p. M. and touch at Ports
mouth for passengers by the Portsmouth ana Roanoke
Railroad, who will have the option of being placed next
morning on board the Philadelphia Steamboat off Nerth
Point, thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly do by any other roue or
of being brought up to the city, whore they can remain
until half mast p M aRd take tho Railroad cars north
This line has been in operation "a years, and there
has been aeciden board the boats involving
loss Of life sr injury to limb. -
General Agent sfthe Maryland and
Virginia Steamboat Co.. Baltic.
Freaht fer Portsmouth win be landed in Norfolk and
sent acress at the cost of the c0nsgnse.
Passage through to Weldon, $i3
Passge to Norfolk, (ntais ineludcd,) So
Pasae TO Richmond, (meas Included sic
ap 3sagdu
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Cards ct I'VE lines only, - pei anAull IN adVslIct
i3-Sentee tines or less InSe sqtdTe II an adNer-
seHent exceeds sixteen nes price will beiD proper
on. Ali advertisements are payable at the time OF
heir seruon except yearles, which payable quar-
erly in advance. All advertisements ordered In till
sbid will be charged twenty five cents for each subse
ueut insertion,
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asY DUFF GREEN,
IILOT AND TRANSCRIPT.
ished every evening, Sundays excspted0 at Ne
IL, Water street, opposite CheapsIde-
TERM

BAILY PILOT, So per anHum.
WEEKLY PILOT, 81 50
Where five subscribers at post Office unite,
ami remit free Of postage, they will receive
five copies of the Weekly Pilot for. SIC 90
And five of the Country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
And for greater number ut the same rate.
The payment in all cases to be in advance. The Ed
torreserves the right continue the paper, unless all
anearages paid and in that case the price OF the
weekly will be THREE DOLLARS per annuHI, and efthe
country five dollars per annum
Shy-The PILOT FOR THE COUNTRY, Pisa large
uadsone sheet, and contains all the interesting ps-
ical, and other news, from the DAILY PILOT. IL IS
ubIished on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS
Tie " WEEKLY PILOT' also contains all the in
esting matter from the Daily, carefully arranged. 1t
ams valuable sheet for binding for future reference
is the intention of the publisher 10 make II com
u lstC Political Register.
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PREPARED BY JAGUB rfUUCK Bnasn.ore.
E,SOE the OF the following diseases: Tuniors
e Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chi
Cramps Burns, Scaids, and all kinds of Swelling. ii
tended with pain. ~ ui sa
5d3-The LINIMENT can DO obtained at HOUC,s q
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market site.
with proper directions for using. Price 50 cents.
maI2-6m .a..st -a.r l...4
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y He T RI B U N E,
@+7.rSnAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 81

,r.vyrss: or Sketches and Illustrations Of LIE
Law, uJ.,o,y and Biography. la two volumes. Phia
S1.t;. Carey & Hart; Ncw-York, CarviIl d Co, los
Bfosdway
Tbi. i, very interesting and valuable work
!. :. written by an English author, and evinccs
-,.., diligence in research and no inconsidcrable
LIN in using the materials thus amassed. The
,.,poso Of the work is give sketches Of some Of
ENGLAND, most eminent lawyers: to trace the
mean, by which they have attained their high ele-
yai,n-ihc struggles they underwent-and the dil-
rent, earnest effort by which they were enabled
saalIy TO succeed-and to show that it is to their
influence England has often been indebted for the
reservation Of her freedom in many of its most
e,sea,ial points. 1t is written in free, unpre-
,.nding style; abounds in anecdotes illustrating
he character Of the profession and its ho'lest or
,snen.s /; and will be of high service in directing
he aims and rousing the energies OF those just en-
erng upon the study of legal science The
Sketches of Eminent Lawyers included in the work
,rs especially interesting and instructive. We
,oymend the book to the attention Of general
cadcrs. They will find it amply worthy their
,srllsal.
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g7,K .satsh1ys,;lJssa

SUMNER 4RRlNGEMENT FOR LONG BRANCH,
OCEAN HOUSE, RUNSOM UOCE, MlDDLETOWN,
At BROWNS DOCK i RED CANK.
- TO r The stcaHboa; OSIRIS. Capt. }. L.
x--s.->>s--S Aisire, run folows-lcavc Fulioa
Market slip East Rive, .very Monday
morning ; O'clock; Tuesday. =" cine>d.y Thursday.
Friday aad Sunday, a: o'clock A. w. Saturday AT
Il o'clock noor
Returning, leave Red Bank half-p2s o'clock, every
day cept Monday 10 O'CLOCK, 4. NJ, and Saturday,
ala F.M.
fine boat will run rs above until farther notice nuvi-
CATION saU weather permitting " R.-An f.-jsh, aud
baggage at the risk olthfowners thereof i've 3m
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CIEAP CAHPET sTOHE.-Thr subscri,
her oilers for sale a new and splendid assortment Of
3-ply Brussels End superhne Ingram Csrpeung OH
Cloth Rugs Mats Mating with all other articles con-
aected with the business cheaper than can be bought al any
oth-r store in the city Persons from the country city
wishing to purchase will find much III cir advantage to
call before purchasing elsewhere. ~ Canais'ree south
slde near Rrnadway. DANIEL ". WlLCON an2l Jtn
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
IL PERTY a, New-Brghton, Staten Island, by SUBJ

LNAEENS1FE BAAG Uf VALUABLE rhO-
AZ PERTY a, New Brighton, Staten Island, by sub
.cription.
The Trustees of the New Brighton Association have
ma arrang for the sale of five hundred blocks
parcels OF land embracing tho desirable and beat To-
ed portion, of their property each parcel continuing
less than eight lots of IS feet by 100 feet and some or
them containing from five On several OF
splendid improvements, comprising large man
houses hotels docks etc etc in perfect order
The plan adopted for d.posing Of the above property
presents great inducements the capitalist deslror oil
making good and TO all who may wIsi bob
tam country residence very moderate price, Hgf IN
Z position the most eligible in the vicinity Of New RI
For the prospectus plan and details Of the same, sfy
to HENRY LYNCH, President, Mt the Office Of the as'
-oci .tiOn, No. / Hanover street, up stairs
Books of subscription are opened by EDWARD A NJ
GOTH Esq Trustee the office Of the New-York L!fc
and Trust Company, No. IS Wali-st BY order Of tho
Trustees. aul4
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s C H o OIL S
~. and ,si.- II oi,on'. Boarding and

II Mrs. and Miss Il oiton's Boarding and
Day school. No II Anii,y-,tfc-t few doo-s west :
Broadway New York.-The Fall Term Of this n,t,utioa
commenced Sept Isl, under arrane the aecor
mediation of pupils daily, also IN weekly anu seul.
weekly courses of instruction
order OF RecitatIons and Lectures.
O'Clock A NJ daily.-Bble and Ecclesiastical Ancien,
and Modern History.
10 o'clock A. " Monday. and Thursdays-ord.nary
srcises of English Grammar.
Tuesdays and Frdays.-Geolosy, Mineralosy and
Geography.
Neutrality-suspicious. Compositions.
II o'clock, A. VI, Mon lays and Thursday.-Nen,al and
Morpl Philosophy.
" Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays-Physiology.
- ~ daii:.-CalistheBlc, and Vocal iiusic
e P. NJ daly.-AFithmstic, Geometry, and Natural
Philosophy.
PcnmansEip in The afternoon, by Mr. DOLBEAR.
Iadic. not IN constant attendance AT the School, may
hc connected with any particular class or classes having
prepared their lessons a home.
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INDIA RUBEsEgs CLOTaa.

n
u EALERS in this article be deceived lfyou would
~ retain yosr supply them with the article
which acknow edged by every consumer who has tried
a. greatly superior to any other sly Cloth for carriage
makers purpo,es marked A, been equnled for
beauty of appearance hardness and durability while the
A Cloth which se from 80 to s2t c?nts per yard Il
warranted in every respect fully equal to and generally
much better than the Cloth made the ordinary way
and With the small old fashioned machinery good sup
ply nov ON hand Of the various qualities.
HORACE II. DAY, Suscessort - Roxbury l. K Co,
sro 9,n I36 Maiden-lane
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q
-----------i3th September, the cars will run as
follows:
Leave HicksviIe at u o'clock A. NJ and u NJ.
Leave Hampstead a - minutes past O'Clock, A. NJ.
and 20 minutes before = o'clock p. Ii.
Lsaye Jumaica At II o'clock 4. NJ and y o'clock, p W.
Leave BroOklynat .: O'Clock A. VI and o'clock 7. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hick,yilc at y 4. H., and o'clock. p. II.
Leave Hampstead at - minutes past A. u and min
ute. before o'clock, F. VI.
Leave Jamaica aisi O'Clock, A NJ. anc II P VI.
Leave Brooklyn at ~ O'Clock a. VI, and P. NJ
By the above arrangement passengers thns the
ing tram will ys Rocka9ay and the several
villages III. route the evening. Stages
run regularly on the arrival of the kockaway,
Homestead arhor, Glen Cove Whcatley. Oyster Bay,
Huntingdon, Babylon, Smithtown lslip. LIN Snedekor
Hotel. through the island to Grecnporand Sag Har-
Dor.
Fare to Bedford, II: to East NewYork sf cents;
10 jamaica IS cents Brushyi!le 81 cents TO Westbury
earle Place and Hampstead, 56 cents to Hicis'i!e o.!
cents .
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Chcnp ana splendid Fail Ribbons
III j. DRUMMOND, 500 Grand, has Just received from
vi. Auction splendid assortment; Of silks and
Ribbons which he and will sell lower lhan any Johber
down town. Those country milliners who so literally
patrsnizcd hM last year. requested TO call ans e'a
Inc stock viii sell small advance on auction
prices Iaces md Eds.gs rctaed lower than any other
establishment JaconeJ Swiss and Book Musins-with
general assortment OF Fancy Goods.
NIB. Colored Silk Veyets 81 per I'd. at 309 Grand
srrec, SIS I'm
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SANDERS, SERIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS
= PuhIl.ant hv nAYrON ~ SAXrON 81 NAssan-.

riN0 raE@~E WHO VALUE HEALTH.
The (,S7INASgUN. 205 Greene and - Ann
streets arc now open daily Gentlemen subscribing have
the privilege of exercising both the establishments In
ADDITION to every impcmcn, made OF Ia the regular
Gymnasium, there bowling alley quo'-sround
shooung-salory, and large open space fcf running
Jumping &C. exclusively for the amusement Of the msm-
w, F. respectfully informs parents aud guardians hat
junior about being formed, and Who will exercise
always under ms immediate supernlendcnce.
Fencing and Sparrng taught usual, upon TIE most
approved principles.
Az evening class will be formed at an early period and
contiu"e during the winter. III ~
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;FSEay ATTRACTIONS.

.T5o, FARE REDUCED -i"i cents to and
80 from Harlem The proprietor embraces
EIs1 .-1-Sthc earliest opportunity OF informing his
friends and the public general that nc Is prepared TO
run his and splendid line Of Stages froa the North
American Hotel Sowcry 10 DE Wit c. kelpccrs Hlr
lem River Mansion House regularly every half hour IN
the day touching other intermediate places along the
route and akis their passage through III about all hour
Neat and spacious apartments fitted rr each end
gers This new and well regulated line running nearly
double the number Of trip daily that the Cars do tn.
track gives decided advantage them stopping
much longer each trip Kengcrs and giving passen
gers sufficient tine to partakc Of every kind Of refresh
nent which are always kept hand ard served IN the
best possible manner terms suitable to the times
Rcwery and White Hall Stages run as usual every FIVE
minute, during the dey. J. MURPHY,
~ en- Proprietor.
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II Private NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishing per
Board aad Rooms location convenient to 6he
part of the City, will be accommodated at No. IS
just out of Broad way, where bG few board
taken and every mace 10 reader their
ne pleasant and comfortable Tho house entirely
CIV. and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
References exchanged. y.S2 #
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DNAKiD.-Board, with pleasant front reoms ON 2d
ID door and fine front basement, may be had delight
fnly situated 0 East Broadway. Private famllya few
select Boarders house and apartments very desirable
~ Luz
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FARM FOR sALE,

Fh p u kTE u y dh S4A II OF TNtHNhkr lot NIly
S'f% PropertyA Farm III Queens County, l.. l., con-
tanlpg 80 and 90 OF first rate Land,
III high state of cultivation. Tae Dwelling and Ont
all and first raIc order, with
failing well OF good water, apple orchard, &c. The dis
lance is nine miles from New-York. The above property
will be sold exchanged for city property, and posses
given Immediately Address L. NJ. s. at this Office.
81 3tawtf
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PRICE ONE GENE.
CHANCERY REPORTS.

DscrsIoys ~ TIE VICE CuAscELLons Court, 'E oEE
Reported for the Ncw-YOfk Tribune, exclusively.
H. p. HORT DIR. S.Sls' i lot Nois "a a.
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DOtKEs-Wth pleasant Rooms, can be obtained by
ID families or single gcnilSmsn Il Marray-st. Terms
soderstc. References exchanged SO I'm
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SEVENTH WAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
mo TraE Cl.EHK~ TEIE CITY OF

ry,OTssE CLERKS TEE CITY OF
NEW YORK.-Profcssor BASSET will organize hi
Evening Glasses for Instruction ia the French language or
The 2Oth September instant aIso the 18th and 18th OF
October next Class already formed for those who
having acquired considerable knowledge wish to perfect
themselves by conversation Class OF Young Ladies VIII
ai-o be attended ct ~ As who JON the different
Glasses the above mentioned dates III enjoy many adj
vantages, he requests early application Prof H. can he
before 4. VI. after p " al his resistance
i5s} Broadway second door from the Of Broadway
and Grand-.treei SID I'M
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!SDaf SsbHNsS.-A few gentlemen be accommo-
ID dated with Board and pleasant i6l Broad
vav southwest corner of Grand Il. sll 2ws
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D3AHD-With pleasant parlors may be had at u
ID HudsoA St A.o rooms for single gentlemen. Terms
moderate. So I'm
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itbAEBENE.-Singies gentleman (and no others)
ID residing the lower part of the City can be ac-
comnod,cd with good Board, with without rooms at
AZ Fulton-s Also, three -four can have Dinner only,
tfdcsred je2s IT,
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s,ITUATEGS W,NTED-lr Dry Goods.
- Grocery o. Hardware Store by youug who
good hand give god reference charac-
ter and woule be wiling make himself generally
iu lirc addressed 10 Ii. w. at this Office will be
ended TO. SIS lw'
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