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WIZ. EsAGAk 81 CO.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE t.Oc=NpS',
- Fulton. corner of Goid-ssreet,
Srw-YOsS.

y tN
,,,4., hsr-,br, tax. this method Of anaouscing 10
,heir friend. aud the public generally that having
purchased the extensive and ~e Snovn ye oulafs
formerly owed by Mcssrs. Conner C9oAe' ss l - re-
moved Tic save tie!r present central oca';oe
made extensive rev>ons. alterations ard adaons hsy
areow PREPARED orders OF any NC
ma. be favored a;, w.th promptscSs aAo Oh Is -" @
lu.6ls as at any Foundry in America 10 theirne" Spec
nonBool which has been recently extensively Circulated
they would rcspcctly refer. -.;,
All lclcs manufactured by tseai shalhe o. a 'Aa.s
equal superior, 20 manufactured IN TINS couts
undergo thorough eSalainatsu AS 10 appearance
ranging, dressing, and properly asserting All sTescs e4
sttct the pecimen-Book formerly issued by ooRaes .
Cooke tocecr with Sorts Fonts sold by them, can now
nc furnished this Foundry withoui delay, with many
siIr- added.
WIN HatAG 4 co arc Agents toy the sala OF the Ma
pier Washington and Smith Presses, which, together nth
chasas Gases, Conpospg Sticks Furniture, lux, and
oycry article used the Printing Business will be kept
on aaud, ana furnished al manufacturers prices.
n. b. No Machine Cast Type manufactured a, this
Foundry jc5-u
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BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
.gG Z e Pr GIL l. o 4 Z

PEN MtNUFACTURER5 TO THE QUEEN.
CAUT!ON.-Tne high character OF tnsse fens has ~
- tucsd the attempt the part OF severe. slsIepatabie
makers practice fraad, only upon Mr.. but
also upon ihe public An inferior articc bearing lac is-
spelled nalae, thus Gi!o emitting the ina r Is no" II
tic market L readily be detected BY is unfinished
appearance and the very style which rs pu a
OJserge the genuine Psn> al marked II uii-!o-
scph Gioii's Patent, eph elliott warranted;
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.,.uaEsEaR1HE Us De. DoCK.

L, II BgOJkLYS-Scaied proposals viii -erscel'ed
.. The eice OF the Navy agent Ne"io's, uatl nr Isl
DAY of pril lo. furnishing athe Yard brock
y7 tie ielowiug Timber Pink for TIE foundations oil the
Dry Dock VIZ:
$500 spruce Piles. OF length gl.yag u 90 ce 70 ave-
rage no, les. Than q feet arc be aoess than ard
10 average at eas, /. ncaes dlaGseie. feet from the
butt exclusive the bark.
Il 90 ncal feet White Pine Timber foo square, sof
floor ;i.aners.
$500 naal feet White Pine DO, f-ot by foot inches
#aqu-rc, fer .oor timber.
2450o lcc;. boar. measure. OFFS inch White Piac Plank
FOR tlooring.
- coo feet boa:d measure. OF inch ieew Pine Plank,
for shee, pipg.
At4e abeye Timber and Plank be perfectly sound
and ,;ursblc quality.
The Spruce Pits to he as ,-airtt a. oan be procured
aad IN all respec;s prepare! for sharpening md driving
The Hhi,e Pre- Timber . be free .,erl shakes and
large spotsto be straight aai quars edged the
Dimensions aboye given aud ofthc following lengths,
one hsir Zach lot 70 be in sucks -, = and 81 feet
long The remaining half of each lot ~ sticks "a 81 H.
rnd 50 fee long numbcrof ncal feet Of each eng u
to be a-arly the ssmc.
The White Pine Pianl; TO he entirely free=fron large
pot square edged, iii lengths Of al, "a ~ 80 30 or 30
fae TO notices. tnan - feet and in widths iroH
10 10 -, toayeroge NC. ess than Il.
The Ieilom Pine Plan. 10 be Strengthened and square
edged suitable for driving sheet pii2gi lengths OF
IS or s feet and in width from 1910 nchcr
not less than II inches.
All,he above Timber aud Plank to be delivered on
wharf or = hnrves within the Navy Yard may be
mated by tho Engineer The Dry subject to the IL
oocnon and approval Of such personals he may select
Tine Piles to he delivered ct quantities and at .uch
times between tic Ut day Of Ja, md tha=i5ta day Of
c,bcr as may be requircdby the Navy Ageat he giving
-,
Tic U3atit PRS Timber 10 be delivered between the
1.t= day Of September and cay of October. and
The Hl, and ystton Pine Plank between the i;t DC
tglia. ana :0tb November.
rac proposals wl price per stick for tho Piles
per able foot White Pine Timber, and per foot
beard measure for the 3 and 5 lnch Pine Plank
The right reserved assgn less than the whole q"an
yofcact kind OF Timber any bidder, and offers
wa be received for my portion of either KIND
proposals endorsed, Proposals for Timber, FOR
Dri Dock ,=Grooi.iyn."
Navy Agent, Office, New York. Jan. Sd j 81!
ROBERT c. WETMORE, NAgen,ary
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sssisiglA Il It.ieINi u.

:,z7ga5. Counting Room, of U c. Ma.tS! = Cedar
street, open from . a. 81. to2 T. ~ II or
der merchants aud others may avail themselves OF
course nslctI@n that Is truly practical, one that GIN
5faUcs complete routine oi=mtrconc transactions and
observation-disclosures aHd olc II winch the student &C
tally keeps set ei books accounting house 10 those
sio arc nnaCquainted with the advertisers reputation,
9 desires sug tliat III. principal work On book-kecp-
~ has passed into eJuous ;iia' II receives the PFC
gcc IN The Nc- cr Public Schools, and other large
IstutuIs ard tlat he. himself has the honor Of being
e-appo,Ged teacher Of book keeping for inc Mercantile
Library Association Of this ct..=Prospccrus.f Y!'h
erias, may be had at tho counting rooms as above
In.
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COLTS TRIAL.
COURT OF OYER IND TERNINER.
sfaspAY. january i. ISL

COURT OF OYER IND TERllNER.
MeSoAY January i, leil.
B-fs,c Judge KExr and ..l3ermes PUEnY and LEE.
'gria.o of = ohm e. Col, for the Murder OF
.ninuci Adams.
Il nine o,clock thc#G1urt Roor, contained only
the 9:icers. the rsoaer and orr or Two reporters.
The seats al empty the officers were busting
about and making preparations for the important
trial ans Tor the accommodation OF The reporters
and others. and lie prisoner. who was brought IN
charge of officers f f Smith, Rclyea. and
Colxn Eat 4loue at the stove with his bach toward
the door engaged in reading a=newspaPsr He
was dressed as on AIoaslav.an had unchanged IN
his appearance az all except that his countenancc
yy=.s now flushed and be eyinced more anxiety and
restes~rrs= and occasionally to notice the
preparations t5r his trial with more interest than
he manifested o.i=tile former occasion. The pris
oner brought into the room alta very early
hour IN .rdcr escape the annoyance OF the crowd,
" ich th.oaged the halls and gathered around the
passage ways ii order 70 obtain sigh, of the pris
oner When his brother Samuel came in the pris
oncr turned a5oa shook his, cordially BY the hand
md for some minutes The TWO we're engaged in
earnest conversation. they both soon left the
room Tor short time, and Colt again took up the
paper. winch ne read with great composurc.
Those summoned as tale.meR gradually came into
the roorG none otllers than these, witnesses. and
L. ;,o...I :, H.. tr;aI yaiaca ajr,i:ted 4
,-.. ...,.,l.1o1l 10
'.'si'''s''''o9 e.s5,'s'' ~.
entTance#edt the e%cetiett u TIC
cen5tabes prevented every LING "Nc "1so'Hei "
excitement. At half past nine ;here were some
forty persons IN the room. Witnesses gradually
- = ori on, or ,,yo female friends Of Mr..
- - l,,.,,.,. .,..oI,. =.
ADAMS "so sSe'e :, w
tatots, "o ietHate witnesses aiso CAM. ny O't
Miss Ienshaw from bhlladelPha, on whose &c
count the trial has been so often postponed, was
,,o, nreseot aItbough il understood she is in the
.=..c.....,;r,,.s bafors III .Old Havs the
49,, ;,=,.all.aJ obo,, ~, roor,
'i'5' go: ~ -
IN tie exercise MS lu'elat! ."N0.'0Ns quo
10 several persons 'ooN ooN al 'ne gu"
walked off John=A. Morrill, Esq. Of prisoners
.,,,,.sl .oan= catered and for few minutes was
a.,,a,aa = cIo.s. and sar,e., consultation with the
"saSe0 - -
defendant ~ ~ o clocN inc ioo'' va, ~. a"u
thec!emoronse crowd aoouttlle foor gave the 'heri'
employment, and 70 Ettle anxiety.
Judge KENT, with Aldermen PURDY and LEE,
came in at precisely ten minutes afteF zen tue
o,3eston BY The Court said
COUNSEL would be in in
> few moments. Mrs. ADAMS then came in,
dres.ed as on Monday. RosEKr EMMETT, Esq
snor entered and the District Attorney JAMES R.
WHITING, }caIlcd on the case OF CoLT. TIE prs-
oner took his seat the bar, and the Judge ordered
the officers TO sec that all persons seated, and
perfect silence preserved
The following names were called as petit jurors,
,,.,,,=,n., varlG VIM Henderson. Mr.. Emmett
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~ ssass4sssN.-ti.ht valuable Lots 25b. l23.
a. cot ssiel fronting on linton aud ton Nash!ust"t
Avenues Esouyu section 81, NEXT but tuthc BED
foy,! Road commanding perfect wen Of Brooklynaad
tits City-oc Of The most desirable building spots On The
Elaud VIII he sold \; auction lst February, ,ess pre-
ylonsy sold private sale. Address note 10 " l93 Fark
Posi- (,iirp' tIi II
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is-3 s.aN,,,E.ss S& aURsCzE.AsE-A .
";lsl story Btck House. modern built ON irli sized
sfss- lot and III a erntec ncighhoriood, within H,Gor
cu minutes walk q! tho Fulton Ferry, III the city q
Brooklyn ANY pessoa having property OFT descrp-
non sigiSy situated which be offered OF ensy terms
IL desc address, New Word, 30 Annstrcet, stating
i,,rncniars llStti
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,lS,.., sf;1YEss ,.11DaAs ANp Of.

,gN,.ae sti.VEss lsED.ALs AND Ds-
THOMAS have been awarded TO Ichn .pdmark, =
Chatham the best Cologne and Pctfu ncTy For
years he has been engaged IL the nanuiact re OF Per
:iner III this cyand until the present 'ie ne ia 'ot
presented himself before the public III the advertising
columns Of any papcr,but sustained by the decision
ooincnt judge. OF Perfumcr given al TIC FAIRS he'c
this City and Boston he feels authorized IN saying tr
lnosc Who want any article in lbs limo. that Chatham
st-cct they may find superior quality 81 moderate
prices Remember the So, tsrnesiy entrance
~ Cho.to,a CFau.i ti4lv
isafRs.aorsNCsta no sI.l1i Az 81, re
IL LAND AND SCOTLAND--Drsfts FROM e., e.
s. TO, EI0, EiJo t. GOO and upwards payable at
sight or .,,ixy days, Al the following places in Engtnd
Iicland ans Scotland, can always be obtained OF
: J. SYLVESTER,
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Ieti.aSasE!*t; EIE.ssEj<,s.: The subscriber
- Ia2a- hi:e up The large aud ran)a}d;ous ,Jusc,
locoficr Of Howard aGd i.i!-sirocs only og Block
-3ra Brgadway There ccItlcacn can haze good beard
an.i ,s;sar, az - 50 per TX Also seH;}cmcn
and tsaIr eyes reasonable ,crgjs y apgyrag No
10 anr!zs:ro entrance III Eliza. DIS 5iZ
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s,.zsEHA Cologne SslsTEfs, GESu
i lEE-llns justly admired perfume, which has so
long be- II esteemed the delightful and fragrant
among all the of Cologne Water, has just been
received and VIII be kept constaatyfor sale, by the box
sinrc bottle
a. y. SANDS; cos. Drug and CheIaica' store,
Granite Buildings, 213 Broadway,
10 I'm corner Chan,bcrsstrcct
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a !. .t-At5O East Broadway. ialli.IN sTl'-
- Piled w!ii, tue bcs, ofclpand no ctarse Amer
en- En-ls, ana IRISH girls, riti The heste eie:tAce
frn.. ,-t places waiting or siiuaiiohS. 0'o III
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EE;-EEploymcnt Il. a ,,UR>E 10y ouc
gbo h,r; had experience in the business ad en-
iriag tlcScep;ioa.b!c Recommendations ltgntes No.
f5j Allen st.cc ~ -
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ss!tssG2.Ns. ss.aEsE .AsSa

7FEs sale cxchpngo At tracts Of handsome Land con
'a tanning i25acrcS each, soil OF superior qu&h;y
W8,crci with nc aud covered ".th tue ilhcr
sc as l,itc oak, hickory, beach. walnut, maple ard
sycamore The soil is adopted wheat rye Corn, oats
co,,on tobacco, sweet and Irish potatoes The above
lands will be sold reduced prices, ard on te-n &c
at or they w5li ba exchanged for almost any kindo
aogchaui,lc For maps diagrams ant particulars. apply
;n-SMIrH & MIlTAlOKE, 10 lohu ST w stars. nj u
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sAE, -. u. RI Il ssET'T takes this method 10 70
~ ttu franks 10 his friends and the public fort he b-
encouragement he has received his line of pTactce
which confined Sprans psocatiouS Hip Diseases
White Swciugs. Curvat:ges and Diseased SpncS. Hhcu-
niat;srr Nervous Affections Contractors aud all Dis
esscs Of the joints and Limbs &c.
References given application 10 Dr.H Broad
t,tv between Brooaia and Spring ST. is I'm.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS-Al persons hay-
ug claims sg inst Wilet Plao. requested 10 furnish
fore the 9Th dag Of F. b.y next hi. store No, II Cedar
tireet, IN th. CITY.
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TO s.r!'s'-Fromthc Is; CT February next, thc
liz: so sory yelling house No A Dom!ncksi., near
IaIsou. Kent moderate good tenant. The house
eal Dc seen from 10 O'Clock, NJ. to4P. NJ.
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.TxGIg,I.2sN's' s3@.AssEs ANEp s&eps91'ss
sI cuu he hadh Ladies and Gcullc!Cn, in deii.i.n
house. Il stones throw from BroaG"ay. Apply ~ ~
fiercer-atrcc;. ucA- the Of Prince. no II
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set<sfs&sGssE'TassN fS8s.H.GHs, tho be
u materials and quality and Of all sizes, cast at tbs "
9un CT the New World 81 ann-si. laQuiro CT Ar w
RLCiLAl;ilS IN l'.e p,-., DOM n, ..,-,on,A sn,. -
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5tOsttGsEisds--a gontlcu.an cud !is aifr CT l.eo
st single ccHticraer De accommodated with good
bo1-d nj No. 10 Fu,on street. Also two persons
ciii be acc0u=lGdutcd Wit, dnrGr iI:.9t
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A4-l0oJ0 very fac, healthy German and Swedis i
ceohes Jus; received aa for sale very reasonable
sac and rcta carefully applied, BY "ai: NAiSVN
lE5,t aud rharnlaceulisl Apo,hecarics' HAIL C0tl!2
.4,.,. - jl} In
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;st3A1i D-At GO cok;Aan-srcct, respectable nome
!, plGacaD CROUCH. GO Ina
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#eIIA n.Cs-SitGaton. for cootd Scotch, Anerca-
~ and Eac.isb nurses sca,.;'ctscs Irish PT"tcstanl
mad colored cooks chamber lnsJs aud houscnnds Ap
ply 1856 Brol.way. CO. ~
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;sT2EaEa zs--Suatioss for good waters with CIT!
~ retire &c Tor yours; also boy for occ- oi5
trades farmers and absro.s SC. hp2ly eti5b hroad"!
- Charge d uring- winter. ~ In
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isIE.s st!agzs, ss00E1s.-ALFRED SMITH,
J Mercan! Tailor No. 56 Fulton-st would rT!tc his
friends aud tie public cal! and examine his stock OF
now Fall Goods consisting Of Cloths Cassimercs and Vest
i,cs s.cd 10 ,hc fall trade Gentlemen leaving their
cs NAV rc upou their being fulfilled in the r:ost satis
,iauno-crua roGcra1e-Cash delivery. 50 4
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rs. - " scHUREMAN nALSTEp. A,si.ase.
y g" sa, y so JOHN BRoAcH. ~ Ful,onst

=GROCERS PICKLES. GROCERS. riCkLES!
STPEsstots 1aali,y Of Grocers' Pickles Is aay
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X Also FOR sale exchange place Of ESQ acres,
witch frame liopsc the ST. Joseph River. tho
village Bristol, Indiana. Inquire at No. i80 Nassau 81
opposite Clinton Hall Jl3
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.S,A ON &c of the delightful places Of residence
i in the rural city Of New Haven Conn. /; olercdioi
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ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.
sAMES = McFTETT, III Prince street, near Wooster
- would particularly call tho attention OF hardware Deal
cs si,nufac;u:c-aic his superior article OF ternu Si
no u1rs lo .slc wholesale mud retail, OF a:hcs
re.srs and IL equal 20 any, s,ios Fo.aig1 OF Do
N: .;ir COZ cn,nt -nNA .niinr.S -1.-''
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~ z. GA few American or i.ns!i,til,rts TO
take good places, a. City Once, II Co:.a!. succ
III
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ptuIow. and near to \ ale College.
II. Tie main building eleven rooms anda#S pacIo',
kali In Tic wings rooms, Gnclucug croon
and btking-roon3 with convenient closets al the
e,,rT
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,itsa ,risE ss,sss4iEYNN.-

HAtPFR'S Cough Remedy, the best mcticino ex-
Tan, for nv disease Of The lungs One bottle vii give
surorcIicf Has been! III use nov l. wears which Is a
poo? 81 rs good, quos rrico shilling per bottle
said AT the office 81! Bowcry and tho agents throughout
L., jl5Sncod
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.sI.ang':> D-sa,aliss ara others to supply wa'h
good Incn aI! pomea help 4 CRY Office, - Canal
"!t: Tic aes; OF city reference, AID chzEgc III
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!, large and commodious lossc in rcmpl0.stroet, Che
velkaaan beautiful street. embow cred with elm tgces)
of The Green, pubic square, lfons The
: ludlow. md nrnr o Y air C0licEc
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g.Ne p.saGE sTViiE-Gcr,lemcn wishing to
- purchase coed cheap clothing, would do well TO cal
at 1871 Chatham .@hero they find garments Mt the
following prices;
Pants 81 IS to-Sa 49, Cloth Pants, 81 ,s S. 80.
- 3,n JACOB COGSWELI.
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A.a1sss NEE.. Tho general c,


SvPEEssG1S R.a1sss 02E.. The general com
- plant the qaaty Of Lamp Oil for family use has
Induced the subscriber openspd cler Ia ihe MECHANICS:
Lamp Dspo: of NJ. Dacoa >S7 Broadway for the sale Of
an article cironc Sperm Oil prepared by an improved
process, and his personal superintendent " inca
for purit and brnucv of light Willie found 10 nee the
wishes an! serlt tina patronage OF every person using u
nunlc MAY be seen qualities aud prices At tlc
otlcc where orders NIL be promptly executed either for
family the trade, on the most reasa9ahle terms
rtets for Brooklyn val be received a. The Refinery, 5@
Ch.,i,ol. or is Bridge ST. EDWARD DOYLE,
DDS If Ascn, for the CGion OIL Refinery
ygsis e. EsPES'sEa i>, gssts y & ass, Etc
Jus, published, The Modern Buitd7'3s. HIld7 co..
taiajrg eishJyecren copper aatc>,wl,h full eNpana
tons ,iIrard i.acYe-, !,.chiect This work sAopd
bor,uc hands Of every builder The country L con-
tcinS treaIl>c on Hand and Starr lauS'
hranc hc has heretofore been bat incricc'i noticed
In other works. LIS publication has been attended "ih
great expense tbs handsomely boaadln qua'to an Is
respectfully offered 70 the public wholesale a cy
tho ,uhl;zlSr NA d. SMITH,
Architect Portrait, ard Card Eas7aHer,
$50 Broadway third story.
Forsalc few Oil Stones :ui:abl9 Tor EnsraHeZ Dem
;s;s Jewellers, Nc. =J9Ii IN
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- Tins place offered at price less than the
cost The buildings and Improvements, and would be Dit
'ded suit purchasers Possession Immediately not
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ING TERE k14JsLEC-LIFE BOAT.-The I'M

FsNSe THIS EEtsLEC-LIFE -BUAT.-The I'M
,crsgn5d leave respectfully to invite ,hc atten
lion o sra capai., merchants, and Ill others interested
IN the boats ana vessels, "a his aewly IN
yeu cd Life Boat.
TEcse Iift Bo.ts arc made upon an entirely lH1rrnt
urincIpe from those now in useThey warranted 10
nc every adapted the purpose for which they arc
dcss ned and can be furnished for nearly orc hall the
expense OF. what termed . Fraucis' Life Boats
/ nose feeling INTERESTED this subject invited TO
call the establishment Of the undersigned NO. fte w a
ter street and cxanIue for themselves.
-, tl
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x Persons having 10 remit to their irieads can always
rely Their oyd,rs beng attended to- the following
Packet aiterIeceip; of resistance
The highest Will be allowed fo bills or ano me
above places. y
zHEACEs ORCHARD NUT C0Aa. AZ
fZLACkAWANNA PRICES.-keal Peach Orchard,
Red Ash largo Nut Coal douby screened aud delivered
an! part OF the city free .. caitage 90
Broken or Egg......... S 80 Lcnlgh. --.Se w
Screened liverpool ~ W
Apply ~ Yard, Dbl w .hingon rear Spring DO 3tn
GOAL. GOAL.-The very best quality Peach
II Orchard Red Ash Coal. for family use, well screened
aateyered auy part Of the CITY 4: 'sc a'a corner OF
Greenwich and Christophe, streets
Egg and broken w
IS l5t.. JAS. FERGUSON.
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s3T.ANTED-A purchaser fer Tuning Lathe IN
w good order tor vyoot turaiug Il nay BE- seen a.
=Yrs-. FRYE & SHAW'S, 20 We.c5-s;ycc., corner OF
Yeckrian. Pfice 80 li3;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20

D3NTEEsX SAYINGS BANK -Nen.York
y January l3;h lSi2The Trustees o! this lnstlHyion
lceby notify thc deposorS, thar scin sknua! dividend
the rate OF i've per per ali SUMS OF i've
dollars ard up, ard aud less Khan Eve hsnared doar,
ard four per cent, ;,e. all SANS Of five hurd-cd
dollars and upward which have been deposited at iets
three mouths previous tothc Isl INST VIII be paid 20 de-
posters and after Monday tho 18th INST, during thu
honrs Of business :, the Bank. The Interest viii be
passed 10 the credit each deposo' and sueh as shall
no. D" called for viii remain principal, and draw IN
'e,est sccordipgly.
The Bank open for business a, No. l2S Bowery.
Mondays Thsrstays and Saturdays from to O'Clock
I'M BY order of the Board ofT,asees.
JAMES MILLS, President
CO. coecAsaAlL, Secretary jli Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20

Ia Ia@.--.FIN TWNgowUr-- aHd iTHCrT@ y.
i chests aud BALI c3cSts, urSals BY
~ If t;itITNflLl, MiNJUltN &@Gs)- = N"Hiii-t'5
sT,-H'F:. aSgs.sNEE csTEsEs>'I si&S-30N,
1 Noi2G Grad, cor Of rIti.-ihis splendid Saloon
+, fitted ~ in aos style, and Is just Ih- thing
that vas much needed That par. Of The city II OF Co!iec,
Cakes Pies seryc! up ina superior manner WIN
Confectionery, Frat and every thing clse The vcrs re-
.nn,,c jl0 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20

Churches schools, pos, Office, (daj o.as stores, Sc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20

.poAKD1Ns:.-A gentleman ard his 'ife can he
accommodated ~ltt a,gc rooi, bedroom ard 4rge
-, tr attached, furnished urfUrGishcd, with board
So bcdroosis or single gcn,ic1cu at TIE pleasant 1
aon no. il Clif street, between Beekma au' FUitoa
- Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20
WA. II. WIGHT * Co.. loo John St.

F9ssafIANNa.a S. : z k.-'iIc subScrlbcrs h"'e
a grcatzyarcty OF TAUNTON, DIXON n SONS,
r,a asd CoHce TINS Tea Sets lhcr with coin
l,iulc assortment OF BRITANNIA ard=boct IN
," v!;ic. tcy oirr cXr-emce To-" r-iccs wholesale
md retail ELISHA KNIGHT Il sON,
jt=lr o Julin.,ircct bctNcyu Cliff uni Haarlsts.
l:-,so taiunt Ci-,ern Fuinps, SUPERIOR rrtlcln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20

lT@ f5ezs{at-'ti tn d..>r.. uia q9ja ana d.
sS1s Ical. Of country Ic.-CUuNfRT SE{l' AND
-1s FAilN-for sale @. cNchange or ln.nteya.I CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20

".STst IEsSE wants pln.e !ttieFs ~ De'nnis
" s:en to D. w Graves, Esq s. tourt!,-st. Apply
lnlifjTSOHS O:ce 56J; Pearl IS fourth-zt. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-20

% lrVdI!'' az N.-'u
Forsac few Oil Stones suitable Tor Ensraye5s, Den
- ,s,.eIIers is I'm.