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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-09


NOTICE.-My brother, Robert s. Buckley, hay-
ing died, and left me all his estate Of what ma
,ure kind soever, In the District Of Columbia, and
appointed executor Of his last will and testament
and in conformity thereto, letters testanentary hav
ing been granted to me, hereby notify and request
all persons who have contracted for the purchase OF
any lots and made any payments thereon, or paid
any rents or other debts due 10 my deceased brother
TO his agent, William $. Nichols of Georgetown AZ
any time during the last eighteen months, 10 notify
James 1. Dicklis, Esq, Attorney at Law, OF WASH
ingon city, Of the fact, and all payments must be
made to the said James l. Dickins whom have con
stuted and appointed my onis true agent and atlor-
ney for the District Of Col,slba, and whose acts
alone will recognise, as have fully authorized and
empowered him TO sell and dispose of all my proper
~ in the said District and TO receive, collect,
for, and all debts and moneys which due
my deceased brother myself, or may hereafter be-
come due owing TO me and who is also fully au-
thorized and empowered to give full receipt and ac-
acknowledgement for the same.
ISAAC Buckley.
Andalusa, Bucks county, Pa, Nov. 25, 1912
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The Hudson riveris again open from New York to
Albany, and the steamboats, have resumed their trips
as usual
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-09

The late mild weather has caused the ice in the
Potomac to disappear, and steamboats, now run reg
uarIy
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HOWARD HOUSE.
ITO W "ND 'T''
No. 10 WaLnm street, PMLadeLphia

No. 10 Wainm street, Philadelphia.
THIS new establishment has lately been opened
Il with the view of accommodating those ladies
and gentlemen who prefer quiet home, while they
soourn in this city. Terms same as the best hotels
S. SWEETSER
nov 1-2aw3m
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

"E, the undersigned, have this, the Isl day Of
w November, entered into copartnership under
the firm Of Travers & Jackson.
ELIAS TRAVERS.
RICHARD p. JACKSON
They have taken the storehouse on Pennsylvania
Avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, where they
have just received full supply Of groceries, in part
follows
ST. Croix, Porto Rico, New Orleans, loaf and
lump sugar.
Java, Rio, st. Domingo, Porto Cabelo, and Mara
caibo C, flee.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Pow
chong tea.
Symingtons, Sicily and Marseilles Madeira.
Market baskets, painted pals, and sugar boxes.
Soda, butter water, and sugar crackers.
Cigars, Cavendish and plug tobacco, alspce, pep
per- ginger cloves, nu'megs, and many other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
Also, 100 bushes superior Maine Mercer potatoes.
% barrels white wheat family -four.
TRAVERS & JACKSON
dec S-3tcp
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Agreeably to the above notice, request all per-
sons who have made any payments aforesaid, or
who wish 10 make any purchases, or complete their
titles, 10 call on possible.
have also great many squares and lots in the
city OF Washington 10 dispose Of, any Of which may
be had al great bargains by early application.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, near Fuller's Ho-
tel where all business requiring agent attorney
will be promptly attended to-
JAMES j. DICKINS,
dec l-d2w Washington.
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Sewet potatoes selling at 6 IA cents per peck
in Charleston
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dec l-d2w

TOHN SKlRVING, from Philadelphia, respect
u fully informs the citizens of the District Of Co
lumba and the surrounding country, that he hss re-
moved to Washington, and is now prepared to warm
and ventate buildings on the most approved plan,
by air, water, or steam, fuel, wood, bliumi-
nous or anthracite Goals. In the country, furnaces
are great preventive against fall sickness. Soup
ers bakers ovens, with hues, cooking apparatus by
steam for large hotels or hospitals, erected to burn
either Goals, perpetual bath boilers and ovens, green
houses warmed by warm water or hues, conservatory
warmed by the palor CRATES water closets and
force pumps, to be worked by the winch or without,
erected CRATES set TO avoid dust or gas smoke
chmneys cured no pay designs for cot
tages and landscape gardens executed. Residence
on II, three doors west Of 9th street. References in
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-09

NOR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLOR, with
l. or without chambers. Inquire of Mrs. Kleiber
between 9TH and 9Th streets, opposite Centre market
north side. nov ls-tf
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NOTICE is hereby given that an election of D-
! rectors for the Union Company and also for the
Union Potomac Company, will be held at the Office Of
Charles F. Mayer, E-q., in Baltimore, the fourth
Monday of December inst.
BY order of the Directors. dec 2--3td'
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
~ WASHINGTON.--The whole of most of the
following squares and parts of others, in the city of
Washington are offered for sale at great bargains
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Inquire Of James s. Dickins, attorney atl law,
Office Pennsylvania avenue, near Fuer's hotel.
Dec 2-dlm
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NEW MUSIC.

TUST RECEIVED-The following pieces of new
y Music, at the old established store two doors
east of 10Th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Eutaw March, by J. Il. Stoddard.
Blues Quick Step, by S. Carus
5th Regiment Quick Step, by J. r. Stoddard
Reception Quick Step, by M, Weisal.
My Native Home, by J. M. Deems.
Pirates Screnade, for the guitar.
Reception Grand March, by M. Wesel.
Little Nell, romance by c. w. Thompson, Esq
The Old Family Clock, by J. II. Hewitt.
dec5
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NEW STATIONERY, &c.

WIN. FISHER has received, by late arrivals
w a large and complete assortment of the very
best Stationery, Blank Books Artists Materials, Rod
gers s. Sons fine Cutlery Music, Perfumery, Fancy
Articles Musical and Mathematical Instruments, all
of which offered at reasonable and uniform prices
at Stationers Hall, two doors east of 18th street.
Pennsy lvania Avenue dec
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MR. WEB
" STER AND LORD ASHBURTON:
lst On McIeod's case
I'd. On the Creole case;
Sd. On the subject of Impressment;
For sale at this office, in pamphlet form, by the
hundred. dec 5
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CHAMPAGNE AND OTHER WINES.
100 BASKETS Of Hyeeia Superior Cham
i wv payne Wine in Quart nd pint bottles lust

w payne Wine, IN quart and pint bottIes JUST
received from Chaons, and for sale by
PHINEAS JANNEY
Who have in store and offers for sale
300 dozen bottles Of Madeira, Sherry, and Port
Wine in boxes Of and dozen bottles each
Amongst these Wines it is believed some good
as apy for sale in the United States.
Also in casks
S' od MaJer, s2 Tn ana Bu
62s do \ gundy, and GIspe Juice, and superior
old Pale Sherry and Port Wine
With good supply old Hook and Clnret Wines
Of vhrUus qualities.
Alexandra IL mo.-eoT
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Hon. J. X. Poinsett Mr. John X. Kane
J. X. lngersoll MiIick s. Agnew
c. j. Ingersoll John Struthers
Geo. Nj. Kem VIM. Strickland, archi-
John Sergeant tect
Mr. Geo. Nj. Dulap T. U. Walter, do.
Commodore Stewart q. w. Doan, BIT N. J.
Captain II. +. Stockton Richard w liing
H. Henry Thos. G. Rockhl
Mr. Robly Dunglison, MD John Moss
RIM Patterson, U.S.M. Thos. G. Cope
II. J. Gipin, Che. Picot Fr'ch Con.
John Duap Morris Tarke Morris
John Butler J. X. Chandler
l.. n. Ashurst Jesse Harding
Joseph Dugan VIM. Swain
Robert Ralston Aid. Hays
Joseph Swift Robert Morris
Thomas Biddle Joseph Head
oct 2O-2aw3m
VERY VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR SALE
A REAL BARGAIN.
TTNIIE subscribers have for sale on accommodating
i terms two very desirable building lots adjoining
the residence of Robert w. Dyer Esq, on ii street
Early applications will secure great bargains.
Nov lift JOHNSON & CALLAN.
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Andalsia, Bucks county, Pa, Nov. 25, 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

Earring conflict. Let a true Social Order be
established; let Education be unyersal; let the
Mind be elevated by the great Truth. Of Science
and the heart by the Harmoncs Of Art let rs
hare Unity IN Social Iteration, in Happiness,
and in Enlightenment, and all these fragment,
will be collected together and Religious Unity
viii arise in all its divine purity and beauty,-hc
heavenly fruit of this COED tree. The want Of this
Unity is beginning to he felt strongly BY some Of
the leading Minds in Society. although many think
that free competition in Religion gives life and
zest to il, as they falsely suppose that free com
petition in Trade and Industry gives life to the
practical opera tiona of Society. 1t does give lite
bu, it is the life of Conflict and Anarchy. which
increases Activity only to produce Discord, Fraud
Injustice and ultimately Dissolution.
Religious Unity cannot be attained so long a.
the frightful discrepancies which now exist in
Society are continued. There is no Unity in Edl-
cation, in Social Elevation and Happiness; there
is neither truth nor justice in the political com
mcrcial and industrial operation. Of Society and
upon this Founda,i-n Of D.union, Dscord and
Injustice, how can 1t be expected that Religious
Univ can be based
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

NV Aston LmRARy.-We are srathed IN
being able To state that the newly projected H.
mary. which has been some time III cohteniph-
ton. is about Immediately to he carried INTO effect
under auspices of John Jacob Aston, Esq, whose
mun'hcicu, gift OF siO0 200, including a grant oil
land rs tue site for the erection Of the building III
Lafayette Place, has been already appropriated
80 mol lie commencement augurs well for the fu-
,ure success OF ms desirable enterprise in the
cause of literature, and il will doubtless influence
many Subsequent patrons 70 acts of corresponding
hberality and public spirit. The services of Mr.
Cogswell, a gentleman Of well known crudtion
and scholarship, have been secured as librarian,
and he is now actively engaged in the preparation
q, the yolumlnous catalogue collating i, with those
OF the principal Libraries of Europe, &c.
langlcv's Advertiser
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GEORGIA GoLD.-The Milledgcyille journal
states that persons who follow tho pursuit oil arg
gng for gold in that vicinity have OF late been nucn
stimulated in their labor in consequence "i tne
handsome profits they have in many instances 5eaI
E,ed. II Is said that in the neighbortood Of
Dahlonga, there are from fifteen hundred to two
thousand pennyweighis found daily. At one NINE
on Battle Branch there was lately found one lump
worth, it is said, one hundred and t'ceHfy-e'gaf
dsHars 1t is supposed from present pTospe Soc
that there will be at least 100000 to sioo'ooo
realized in that section from the pursuit within the
present year The late success in this 6u'i :
drawing the attention of many others to it bali
American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
Sound Home League Doctrines.

Extracts from the Spe,ch Of t Hen Rurus KING, IN u y
Senate, 1919.
Agriculture Manufactures and Foreign Com
merce, ATE the true of the wealth and power
of Nations
"As all Nations have equal rights and each may
claim equal advantages in it, intercourse with
Others. the true theory of international Commerce
is one of equality and reciprocal BENEFITS"
Either the intercourse must be rcciprocally
beneficial or sound policy, and a due regard TO
the highest interests of our Cosntry, demand that
it should not he suffered to exist"
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T GRAnAM's LADY's AND GENTLEMAN

C GRAuAM's LADY's AND GENTLEMAN s
MAGAZINE is not go strong in its array of cont l.
buors us Godey's rival work this month. }. X.
Lowell, VIM. Wallace Mrs Embury, Mrs Ste
phens and Robert Morris are its strongest names.
Its cngravinss are the better, however. With the
next number Rev X. W. GRIswoLD becomes the
Editor of this popular Magazine, and we cent?
IDENTIFY predc, that in his hands it will become
even more valuable and popular than it has yet
been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

The January February and April numbers Of the DEMO
CRATIC RENEW, and the April number Of the BosTos
QUARTERLY REVIEW contain articles upon dssocison aqd
attractive Industry from our pea
The June number of the DrNocRaTIc REvIEwI will
tain an article which We particularly recommend.
The July numbers OF the BosroS QUARTERLY REVIEW
and the DIAL will also contain each article The subject
of that OF the former will be examination Of the tendency
Of the world to Association &c The subies, o that of the
DIAL will be Nean, Of final reconciliation beteea Rtl
siOnn aud Science.
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The CcvrLsTE WORKS OF {. DICKENS, Ne. 20 ;
THlyRs'. NAPOLEON, Nos. ID and 10
SsA-IALEs, (Coopcr',.) No. 10, and
SIX NIGHTS WITH TIE WAsHINGToSIANs, No.
J, have Just been issued by &. l.. Curry, lS5
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

" LITrELL's Museum or foRrIGS LlTERA-
lure for May. containing articles'on Miss Bur
ney's Diary and Letters, Writngsst Thomas Full
Ter, &c, has been received by e. l.. Curry, loa
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

Meeting will be held at the Hall OF the FOURIER Asso-
CATION, III Broadway, on Friday Evening O'Clock
Information as ~ the progress OF the doctrine Europe
will be given, and description OF the celebration OF the
Anniversary OF the birthday Of FOURIER Psris will,
oas given snd Gscourses delivered translated from the
French, will be read Friends of the cause are invited
ATTIC
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u GepEys LApY's BOOK for June, containing
original articles by Miss Scdgwick, Mrs. Sigour-
ney, Miss Leslie, Mis-. Hale, Mrs. Embary, Mp.
Willis &c. &C., has just been received by Israel
Post sc Bowcry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

" POLAND, Historical, Literary, Monumental
aud Picturesque, No. 3, has ust been rubished
at No. | Pinc-street. Its execution evlnccs de-
cided improvement on the previous issues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26

" The LApY's Musical LIBRARY for Jun,
large aud fair work-has just been issued by Il
l.. Curry.
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VROLIUS's Boat Establishment, 4OO

! Water street four doors of Catherine Market
TIE Sub riier has in his mandatory and under his own
immediate superntendencc, ZONE OF the Oldest ana most
experienced builders this city, and the best OF materials
to uru, the shortest notice Boats OF the most approved
model and workmanship, the mot liberal terms
Builder of the Sultan OF Muscats Pleasure Barge, the
Wave Gaelic, Victoria. Atlantic, Wakona Brooklyn, &c
Also the Ann, of Peekskl Washington OF PopghheepNe
stewart OF Louisville Madame Celeste OF New Orleans
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lIUSlC at Three Gents a Page. at No
IMPORTANT to Store keepers.-1he

subscriber Offers To the public lin addition to splendid
assortment of camphene spirit Lamps OF manacure)
Cars Bacpn',. Bsckuss Rust web6s Patent Burners,
of good and cheap light select Lamp to their satsiac
ton Before purchasing, those in want of Lamps will hsd
their interest 10 call at No Game nestreet near D-
vision. i78t Greenwich street. ~ B-Custoners sup
ass I'm GEORGE MICHEL.
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HAVING presented to the Public the

claim, OF my first euum Cologne for 10 bong nov
take the liberty of laying before Them another s'r
equal worth viz The Virginia shaving Cream, aus
vegetable composition can safely say uncquaed py a
now offered to American public orhe pleasure AFFORDS
shaving IL only fragrant, producing rch anu a'
ing lather, but possessrs qualities OF NJ highy sotls anu
healing nature II tar above any latcie ~
those who have ed my Cologne have found to be all mat
said. they who this Cream VIII acknowledge mai
the half of lis virtues have not here been told
a5atf j. LANDMARK. 80 Chathaa-st
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Nrw.YOsK DAILY TRiEUSs-A few copies OF thr NM
vslume complete bound and tor sale al tins once.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Positively to

be disposed OF private sale, two lots very oigbh
situated. fronting Boersm street. and Redhook Zane
Thes lots together s. by nearly Ice feet having good
brick front hou, thereon rented tor $40 and an exceen,
well The City Hall rs near To boeram st
The neighborlood teautiiuy built up and Is IN TACT
the OF the city, and convenient to both ferries and
also very healthy. Boeram street and Redhook Lane
have been graded regulated paved, lamps out and all
expense, paid To those DESTROYS OF an agreeable resi-
dence good air. good water, and good neigbbos, these
premises must be peculiarly dccepahc: address n1m !.
to P.M,to UEot"E a. t1'hh,
NIL lV
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ASSO CIATI
Or PRINCIPLES Of True Organization of Society.

or. evils ARR ,iAI, NOT POLITICAL; POLITICAL
REFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
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NJ ORR ON ASSOCIATION-SO-

w GAL DESTINY OF MAN, by 4 BsisgA~S-i
VOL 80 pages. price 81. For sale 81 WILEY A ri r.
NtN's Iol Broadway. y. \. THIS work contains de-
,criyon the ilesrcca and practical part OF the system
Of A.soc alton 4 ivoc ACE, IN THf TRIBUNE mvlt
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cERMONS. delivered on various occa.

- sons. by lymas Beecher, ID. d. From me SPIRIT ui
the Phgrin>.-' NJ Young clergyman or Meoogcal stu
dent. should - ~iloBt these Sermons. II was Locke
believe Who recommended the study Of Cbiingworh TO
those Vh- desired Tho>- who wsh to clarity
their perceptions. and give them strong uefancc would
10 vii o. become im ar With these sermons For sale
by >ayfon 4 Miles. rs Broadway.
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PEHIIC MEETING

rYTht ediforshp If if column sst,nct from That
TIE Tcbnk. Address Letter.. post Pa,d 70 4. BRIsEANE.
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vT,HOMPSON'S TRUSS.-Cure war.

ranted.-The only right principle ever discovered, As
YOU can much pressure you wish thr rupture
without a back pad, which does great injury. Come and
try days and u II j. no The ea'es, lest and ehesprst,
Won may refsm il Apply % Eldrdge-sL Broope,
Tor thu present, all h0ur,. Ladies attended by lady
M
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& GERMAN Fancy Goods,

very low ior.cssh-A csmplcte ss-ortnent NJ Coni,',
Brushes PerfUmefy Jo>eph Gls. and other steel Pens
Cutlery Hooks ard Eye Pins, Needles Acoordoas Pock
eBook., silk and Leaiher Purses Beads AMI Bead Bags
and Purses >pactaclss &C. togehs. With gensra assert.
sen OF all articles in the above line ousiress Country
nerchant respectfully invited call when yistng this
city, and examine the stock l. believed ha -susl
Inducements are offered al L. H. DARLING's,
ma I'm "a Nstisn Lane and s fibersy sire-t.
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NAGUERREOTYPE Apparatu. Of ali

de,crptOn,-Dsg reotype Pates Of all silrs war
ranted 10 be- The grnniD, article. superior Polishing sub
.f,ce Ienss ADD Case, Of all dsscr ptons al
- apparatus tor takog Licenses, with directions that
N enable person Of ordinary capacity after their PERU
a. 20 Operate fr.t time with complete success careful
y packed FOR transportation, and isr ale by The manBiac.
WILLIAM ~ u, TIER,
y Bowery, corner OF Dyi.ion-sueet, N. Y
Portraits taken every day except Sunday
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- cntfr and Practical Agriculture. the application OF
Biology. Geology and Chsmi.try 10 Agriculture and Hort
culture. Intended hook for Farmers and Student,
la Agriculture. BY Aonto Gray, \ 81 Teacher OF Chem
try aud \aiur, History IN Phillips Academy Antover
Mass. In one volume, limo Just published by
DAYTON 4 NEWMAN,
M Conner of Enlfnn and NaNsan slr,tts.
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myA I'm OSBORN l., .' - s ,r,-
and Hat Block Making.-The

.nh.cr.ter would inform his friends and the pub.
80 Ian continue the above business On the second
,o VIC. H. nmiiing No MOti-,ireet. Al knds Of work
~ ,s above braB-he- executed with Dispatch Also gen
~ ,s.,rtmeut a Hubs, Feiloes, Ash Hickory and Oak
Plank tor ale. go.
TO LET-w0rk.hop- IN the same building.
Lad wanted, 70 learn the above business. Apply To
my2 w. j. r. wEEDES, 80 Mott Il.
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DREMIUM DAHLIAS.-The subscrib-

'ers have ready Tor sale 10 8 thousand named
Daha, IN pots strong healthy plant, from 10 10 inches IN
height well rooted ami the choicest kinds IN addition ~
Nhc they have added the finest OF last years prte now
from Ensland oar stock Ut Dahllas generally
known To tLe be-, hs couHuy that any further
deemed unnecessary Tie prices VIII br 10 con
'0rity TO the times dOIrO fine yarIetues by name
a. do very fine So 10 fine - %; do. superior so
Slj all warranted represented Caalogues furnished
ON application 70 NIBLO n Dt MAP, SO Broadway.
Al orders thankfully received and prou py executed
p.r0i Iu
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A COMMENTARY on the Gospel of

n ST JOHN By 4 Tholuck. d. D.. Professor OF The.
ougy ia the University OF Halle translated from the Ger.
nan by Rev. A. kauiaian. second Edhns. Published
and for ,als hv ShNTON MILES,
mvep No an5 Broadway
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CELECT School for Young Ladies, 554
and Commercial Institute,

" SD Broadway, A. NeymsD Primo pa--Ip THIS Iasti'
futon young genenrn Will be instructed 10 all the branch
of thorough English and Classical education, prepsrs-
tory col sge and commercial pursuits IN life Terms
MODERATE god given. n. Is Rooms IN let for
Lectures and dehatIng .OcIelIes myy Im'
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lust PUBLISHED-Short Stories and

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