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Ohio, July lst. lS43,
Daniel Arnsr, Joshua Kemp,
|. Atkinson Jr. S Il Klrkwood 2
Samuel BurweII, Jobu Kooken,
John Brown, S B KeIIog
John Beatty, VIM. Lee,
Samuel Beatty, John McGuIre,
John BackIedge, Esther Mcclellan,
VIM. Coffey, Wm Marshall,
Gabriel Capper, Wm McCutchen,
Thos. Cameron, A II McCasky,
David Davis, Simpson McFadden,
Thos. Deberry, Wm. McClurg,
Ezc klol Davis, Allen Moore,
James Dunlap, james Mcfarland,
Jefferson Duvall, Charles Markham.
DR.. J B, Emery, Elizabeth Mcintosh
Amos Frost, jacob M,menteller
WIN. Frost, Mr.. Morris,
Isaac Fry, 2 Sam'I R Marker,
Anneta Galdman, Christian Nab,
Mary Gantz, John OgIe,
John Gearhart, John Puce,
VIM GaIbraith, Catharine Pugh,
Susannah Gribbins, John Rickeu 2
Frederick Grauniss James Reid,
John Haines, Daniel Rennecker,
Samuel Huston Emma Smith,
Wash'n Hardgrove John Story,
Jacob Haun WIN Shepherd,
Eslhemme Haycock Jonah Sellers,
Simon Henry, Jane Sempe,
Samuel Jennings, T V Turner,
Israel Jarvis, Elizabeth Wilson.
THOMAS WILSON, P. M.
July 7, l843
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July ID, ls43 - 80 CIV.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Samuel Miller, !
GS Order to sci
Charles 0. Rourk g. I Lands.
WlIliam SeatOH.
BY virtue of an order OF the Court oil
Common Pleas within and for the coun
ty of Carroll in Chancerv sitting, and to
me directed, | will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court house, in Carrolion, +,
on Monday the 18th day Of August next,
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and 4 p N the following described real
estate, VIZ; Part of the South East Quar-
ter of Section g. Township l6 (Brownl
and Range 6, commencing at a white
oak tree near The centre o( said section,
thence south IL degrees 30 mlnules east
20 chains and 10 links 20 a posi-, thence
east 3 chains to hlcory on the hank Of
a mill race. thence moth 40 degrees east
one chain and IA links, thence north rs
degrees east chains and 81 links,
thence north 10 degrees and 80 minutes
west 9 chains aud ID links, thence north
55 degrees cas-, chains and 24 links,
thence north 6 degrees and 30 minutes
east 2 chains and so links, thence north
81 degrees east Q chains and 98 links,
thence north Sc degrees and 30 miru'es
east 4 chains and % inks, thence north
G6 degrees east 2 2cbains and so links,
thence n1rlb 3 degrees east 3 chains
and 73 links, thence south 80 degrees
% minutes west 33 chains ond Al links
along the line Of said quarter to the
place OF beginning, containing 424 acres
more or less.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
JuIy n, l8f3.
Printers Ices $3.50
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LfI I'D 0IAh Gg0PI0B
Doctor j. M. Armstrong,


having felIrued to CdrrUillo0, with die
Inlenroa o. making II his permanent res
Idence tenders hlq proIesslona! SERVICES
to the the citizens OF Carrollton and vicin
ity Having been paltooIz.i IIOefal'v.
while assacialed with Dr. Hunter, he
would now ask Tor himself SHIRE OF
public patronage. and e hopes 10 be able
to give satisfaction to all those who may
give LIm a call.
Office on Main street, two doors West
o. J. NJ Lyle, Formerly II A StidgeTs,l
ore room, aid directly opposite Hunter
and MORRISON Law Office.
Lis old accounts will be in his own
hands, and those wishing to settle w'll
call az his ofjre.
Cauoil'on, Junp 30. lS43
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Death from KreosOte.-Dr. William
r Boardman, OF Hartford, Connecticut
los, his life ON the 25th uIimo from
taking this dangerous nos'rum for the
tooth ache. A particle of 1t got into his
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Michael Smith Estate

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scrIbers have been appointed ant qUaIih
ed as Administrators of the Estate ol
Michael Smith, late Of Monroe township.
Carroll county, deceased, dated Monroe
township, Carroll county Ohio, June 23d
IS43
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THE STATE OF OHIO,l
CARROLL COUNTY,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A. d. lS43.
Joseph Dayhuf, deman
dant,
US.
Rachael Dayhuf, widow
Of Peter D,yhuf. de. Petition for
ceased, Joseph Burrer, { Partition.
Hanna Burrler, CaIha.
rine Burner, Margaret
Burrler, and Elizabeth
Burrier, Defendants.
The said defendants will take notice,
that the said demandant, on the eighth
dav of June, A. D. lS43, fled his petit
ton in the office of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas 10 and for said
county, wherein, as one Of the heirs Of
Peter Dayhuf late of Carroll county
deceased, he demands partition of the
South EaSt Quarter of Section taOe'Ue, in
Township treIUe, Of Range GUe-sItuat
ed in said county; and prass that the
dover Of the SAID Rachael Dayhuff, as
widow Of the said Peter deceased, may
he assigned her in said premises; and
that one equalhaf Of said premises may
he sci off TO him in severaltv-Wbict
said petition will be for hearing at th'
next October Term Of said Cnurt.
JOSEPH DAYHUFF,
BY his Attorneys,
Pedrce, Stnrkwcdther, & JdruiS
July IA, l843.--39 6w.
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.

BY virtue of writ of # ia ct lep. ia,
issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Stark county Ohio, and to me directed
| will offer sale at the door OF the Court
House 10 CarroIlton. on Tuesday the Isl
day OF August next, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A NJ and 4 o'clock P M. Of
said day, the following real estate 10 wit:
a part of The North East quarter Of sec
ton 20, township Is, range 5, containing
40 acres. Taken IN execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
June 30, lS43.
Printers lee so.
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Spring & Summer Goods

offered astonished public Our stock Cloths Cas-
slme Sattnes, Jeans Summer Sufs of all descriptions Silks all
HEAVY Muns, Drilling, Ticking HAS, Brush
Russia Caps Fur Seal Sene Boots Shoes Geemen &
Ladies' Hoods BoUnes Hardware all kinds Groceries
quality possible preOgeher with splendid
all kinds which determined " reduc.
offered the
world. all that will please call
examine our before purchasing
Come and try u.s. Goods Money than
establishment west agree haul sail All ask far
nd shall risk the
So come ahead old friends No l. Cbeapdeyou sha
awavs ind perfectly al home, and mistake.
We want to buy 70 900 Bushels of Wheat, for which
ready willing paw the hrphrst ruce in CASH.
a. Id. I'hayer s. Go.
Bolivar May 81 lS43
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THE STATE OF OHlO,l
CARROLL County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after June Term, A d. 1913.
IN CHANCERY,
"''''sn ss Kyle. Petition to, Divorce.
Jane Kyle.
Notice Is hereby given TO the SAID
Jane KYLE, that on the 9Th dav Of July,
A. D. 1843, filed in the office oI the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Carroll county, Ohio, a Petition, pray
ing to be divorced from her; and for
cause, setting forth that she has been
three years wilfuly absent from me
which said petition will stand for hear
ing at The next October Term OF said
Court of Common PIeas for Carroll
conntv-when and where, she may, il
she please, appear and make defence.
WILLIAM KYLE, BY
Pearce, Starkueather, q. Jarvis,
His Solicitors,
Iulv Id lP13 20 6w
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Look at the following!
A SAVING OF ereO PER CENTm4Q
FIRST ARR1VAE FROM FIHlB EAST.

The subscribers would very respectfully the public IbAl they
n
ocular opnc the Largest Best and wba the Cheapest of
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SAMUEL SMITH,
DANIEL SMITH
M4Gg@ss

Is hereby gwen 10 the taxable lnhab-
itanIs of Carroll county, that The Com
missioners Of soid county, levied at their
June session, twenty cents Oh each nun
dered dollars Except Centre tp. which is
thirty cenrs,) OF the valuation Of the prep
erty Of said county for read purpases.-
Notice is therefore given, that the same
may be discharged on the public high
wav under the direction Of the Supervisor
within whose district they may reside,
at the rate OF seventy five cents per day.
Given under my hand this Slh oi June
l843.
WM HOLMES.
County Auditor.
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List Of E.ellers

Remaining in Post Office at Carrolton
Ohio, July lst, lS43,
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Estate Of Samuel Russell.
Bolivar, May 81, lS43.

The undersigned have been appointed
and qualified Executors OF The estate OF
Samuel Russell, of Monroe township
Carroll county, deceased, those having
claims against said estate will Presen:
the same for settlement IN one year, and
those indebted TO SAID estate will make
immediate payment. Dated Monroe
township Carroll county, Ohio, June 23d
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Passengers Arrived

In the steamship Hibernia. from liverpool 70 Haa1-S
Alleyne, G Pix, John Her. Dr. Magrah, DR. Robert
son, DR. C Nco Mr. Shove, Capt Sampson. From Liver;
pool to BosonM Buchanan aud lady Roger Stewart and
lady, Mr. Fox and lady, Mr. Harper and lady, Mrs Reid lrs
Mr. Cassin and lady, Mr. Stewart aud lady, Mr. Blanchard
Mr. Gaz,rre DR. Rogers and son, ELY, Peloso
Graham Col Wethere and lady, Mr. Mure, Mr. Oder, Mr.
wees Mr. Norris R Hamilton, Mr. Ferguson, Mati3ie-
SON Gov Tbroop Col Winchester and lady Berard Hon
Horace Mann and lady Gen Word R Comrs, lr Hougton,
HWiams, Pinckney, Victor DuFand Pierre chams1,
Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. Vogel, Whistler Jf Mt Garter, Mt
Up Maxwell, H Maxwell, E Wapler, Mr. Jackson,
Mr. Butteried D Lewis, Mr. Dana Mr. Dayenne MID,
deton, P Middleton HoPton, Briggs, Samuel
Nh Hicks Mrs Kirkpatrick Mr. Luayatrage, Mr. Asua, Mr.
Schuberth Nh Mare Mr. Ricaton From Halifax 10 Bos,
ton-D C General Hewetson Misses Hewesou, Samuel
Carleu w Hamilton, z Hamilton, Mr. Chairman Mr.
Cumberland Bogg.
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LNERp0OI. MARKETS.

October l9-AsHEs--The value of Pot and Pearls IS
again rather higher 200 800 barrels met with buyers last
week at COS for Montreal Fo at AS I'd Tor Ne" 1oth'
brand 1872, and at 2ss for Pearls :.
BARK-A few small Transactions IN Philadelpha:balS
have been reported at IS per cwt
Co77oS October 6-Snce the arrival Of the Britannia
steamship on Saturday asst there has been very extensive
INQUIRY for Cotton both from the trade and sPecuator ina
latter have taken 81 900 bales this week and ths safes ao
ceher have amounted 7+oS0 bales; SO 21o America;
$40 Brazil: 500 Egyptian $50 West INDIA, ana e,spV
Fss, India Prices of American and common Suut hare
advanced fully III per To- Brazil and Egyptian are per 10
higher and Sea Islands Id per h. deareE than on TINS
ss'nnight-
l3Ex,epsvea as were the sales ofla. week those
of The present one been considerably iarger Tor the
same number DAYS the business has surpassed any cone ~
Our market during the last nineteen years The
GREAT animation is attributed the ratification OF the treaty
with China together with The backwardness Of the American
crop aud the healthy Of affairs In our manu-
featuring districts There farther improvement IN prices
of ID 10 I'd per ID the aud middle qualities o
American ID per ID on Brazil Egyptians and Sura ahd oi
fully ID per Id Sea Islands The arrival OF the NJ
steamer from Boston and Halifax is looked forward 20 with
ANXIETY as any farther confirmation of The previous
counts regarding the crops will probably push prices
hicherUnasssted by any export demand the sales ms
week have amounted $50 bales OF which Spectator
have taken So 400 bales The transactions have compnseo
81 $40 Americana $40 Brazil, 2U5U Egyptian; @,o'o "
India, and 49, $50 East India, &c -
October ls.-Oar marse;l after FRIDAY last oegah AZ
evince symptoms ola reaction The trade MATERIAL! "
minished their purchases and there was wan. oil 'la
iva speculative inquiry which had previously existed m
morning on the receipt of the LISTERS and papers oY inc
dona prices generally quoted ID per 10 lower haa m
Closing rates last week which REDUCTION about d1Co
bales We're sold 1900 to SPECTATORS The TRANSACTIONS
Friday have amounted to i9, 500 bales -,
Ppr,,oys-Some transactions have taken place IN 81.
rcr American Mess Beef In other American
no sales of any have been effected nor
any material change prices 10 notice r,ri
R1cr-All descriptions OF lIce fully supper e
an, y,rs and moderate amount Of business has iaSeh pace
in Carolina since our last report at the quohon'
TALLow remains firm. AT Pn6iic ssie e ne 'As'
| It's casks North American brought fis 10 f@' "
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NIUFFS, MUFFS, MUFFS, and Furs of all de-
INSCRIPTIONS, very cheap at Nc 60 Libesysert, near
Broadway
Wanted immediately Two three girls, who understands
-,uinc ,rd 6nisbinr NiuiTs M 3liSs
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ATANTED-A place for homework or cham.
W berwork By protestant gir with good city ef.rsaces
Apply a. z Burton St. ms q.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

TO MANUFACTURERS.
DEEDS, BOBBINS AND SPOOLS of every
II size and kind manufactured By the subscribers their
Factory Marteawan Steel Reeds Of superior quality manu-:
featured from wire imported expressly for the purpose All
articles the above line furnished 10 manufacturers at short
notice, and of superior quality.
Orders received Fine ST. New York. and Me Factory
Mattawean. y. !. CARVER L FINE. ol3m-
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situation by nice girl as cook
w or chambe rmad for housework. Bes, city rssIea-
ceS. Apply at go Elizabeth ne Be-
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

STEAM REFINED CANDY.
D L. d A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
IL. of Chambes.stree are constantly manufacturing by
steam, and have hand large assortment Of Candy
&C. of Superior quality, suitable for the Southern sket
hi. Candy being made from Refined Sugar will keep in
warm climate harder and dryer than am Eada from
gar. OF Inns
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN- WARE
" NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.-The subscriber
would call attention his extensive of and
Desirable articles comprising the best patterns of Breakfast
dnd Dining Tea Sets, finish and quality; Cut
and Plain Glass, &c- SC. Goods sold for cash only.
PEI. p. PAGE,
o23 lmeodis Il Catharine-z,. near Chatham Square.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
ls1 ING-GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos. ITO CHAT
HAM-STREEI and BOWERY, will keep CONSTANT
hand, full and Complete assortment of MEMS, BOYS,
AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, Of all descriptions
made IN the MOST FASHIONABLE 70 which he roulu
respectfully invite the attention of those As ne hes
made arrangements TO receive CLOTHS, CASslMERsEa
VESTtSGS, &C. BY every Packet, and has secured the
OF experienced Cutters, he pledges himsef 10 g1'
perfect satisfaction 10 all who may purchase.
N B. GGTments made 10 order CT the shortest n9tice
and Nth street purctuaiitg sE tFlB
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w ANIED-A situation by respectable girl as
eoqS o or assist $. N the washing and ironing anal.
next 70 the black snhs shop Also Washing wanted in The
same nous. n6E~
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MANIFESTATIONS by two Scotch girls
w One is very good esok washer, SIC. Apply At trs
Broadway basement. IS2e
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}NTANTED.-50 Apprentices at the Straw Sew
ing business Apply immediately at us Chrys,ie
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yATANTED-A situation by very good giri
who lived years IN her last place Please apply At 81
Ridge street. MS 81.
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MILLINERY GOODS,
THE subscriber would RESPECTFULLY in.

THE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
chants and Milnerst call and examine his stock Of Nj
nery Goods No IS Bsavestree tone door from Pearl
steat and FIRST below Wastset He has taken great
bic and desirable styles and VERY CHEAP He believes
his assortment De the best selected Of In the city and
he buys and sells for cash they help being cheapest
The reputation h. already has If selling Millinery Goods
cheaper than De bought elsewhere he sure De
ducemen for persons call before purchasing He attends
the auction sales daily avail himself of the bargains that
may offer, and in 10 give than his customers
l.. NJ. STEVENS,
San-ap,h.r IN,
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w AN ETA situation by good Cook, Wash
and ioner has lived In the bes fanatics in n. r;ty
md the best Of city references from her last place Please e
Il 80 Hamersly IN the the second oor
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| DIAPERS LOST.-Lost, on Tuesday evening,
October 7th betwen Fsck Slip and the foo; Of Cortland
james i Sherman Trenton j. Of 20 use 10 any one
hlulfor James NJ Redmond; bond Of John ssek to he
se also articles OF agreement between S w Benedict and
p,eaa 20 rsd n. s,1 nsGgn 81 the
'os'oiee or Otherwise to F. E. MATHER IS Wa.sress
---- rs If
| w ANTED-As situation bv respectable glrl a 8
COG or assist In the Washing and ironing In small
nsIt % the bse S sfsaee gwen Inquire at 7s Motst
same house. ~ s,s
! w ANTED-A situation by a good Cook. Wash.
the sss Of ey s s. ya bs families et
80 Hamersy.sse in the the steond door rs re
IHTANTED-A situation by very good girl
~ who lived years IN her last place Please apply 81
Ridge street. als,t.
I1TANTED-A place for homework or cham
" bsrwork By protestant, g with good city ref.rsaees
Apply a. Burton st ne q.
H7ANTED-A situation by nice girl as cook
w or chambtrmaid for housework Bes, city rsfsIe
ces. Apply at go Elizabeth st. n6a'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two Scotch girls
w One is very good cock. washer, &e Apply a, tTs
broafway basement -.- 70 e
TANTED. so Apprentices at the Straw Sew
ing business Apply immediately at us chryssie *
JNANTED-Ten good Carpenters on the Bloom.
nsdale Road near the Nine Mile Stone Inquire on the
ROARDING.-A gentleman and his wife and
~ two OF the single gentlemen be accommodated with
pleasant rooms, with board, IS Fultonstret ne 3a
pOARDING--UNITE TEMPERANCE
~ HOUSE, AZ 81 Greenwich street.-The house il large
families OF siare seq'smen One pstl9E on The FRS, hQo,
Msals equally low. Plelsecsi and see. n! lnl-
pOARD.-A family or few single gentlemen
oi good morals can have board and spacious
House and apartment, unusually pleasant and
POARD.-A handsome suite of rooms, furnished
oT unfinished the I'd floor. Also three four single
sentesn can be pleasantly accommodated reasonable
terms. Inquire AZ Al Barcayst NJ lw-
DOARDING.-Single gentlemen, or gentleman
ID and their wives can be accommodated with pleasant
and board small family where the comforts OF
home may be enjoyed, at IS Murray.a,res,. na sw.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
three single gentlemen be pleasantly accommodate
a HISTORY OF THE PROTESTANT EPIS-
YORK Embelished with highly finished Engraving Of
each Church on stesl, pposprrr1-e
The undersigned about publish In monthly pafts the
above History and will the f number in few days
II ia the plan and intention of the publishers make th.
work Ia point of Typographical appearance and the finish Of
It's enGraynSs, equal not SUPERIOR issued by
American The printing will be executed in the bee,
e spss 81 c.. oSS Va Fulton s
from new Tyre made expressly for the purpose By Edward Pc
responsible will be ccla,ed. and arranged chrome
logical order BY Nj Onderdonk, and suheet 70 the
iTs Of hs Bo o1 of he Tn and
exquisite and mastery The whole work will be
completed IN twelve or fourteen numbers At Twenty-Five
EACH payable on delivery. number Will
imperial octave and engraving Subscribers have
the advantage OF securing the first Impressions from the plates
IN HsSRT Il oNDEgRpoNK
J. n. GIN1BREDE,
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WANTED-Teng good Carpenters on the Bloom.
w ngdas Road the Nine Mile Stone. Inquire the
nrsrnises no 1--we
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ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and his wife and
three singh gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant rooms, with beard IS Fulton-srreet ne
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breach of Whatever may be no parties to
any violence whaever and be assured that we thus point
the to and not remote restoration oil he
Irish Parliament. Signed by order,
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R0ARD.--A family or few single gentlemen
- ot good morals have board spacious rooms 10
private family very dssirabls location lo Ea.; Broadway
House and apartments unusually pleasant
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OARDlNG---UNTTED TEMPERANCE
~ HOUSE, AZ 81 Greenwich street.-The house il large
and The nom, furnished with grares we'll e.cIsted .ot
families slnCle gentlemen One psrlor the Erst hoo,
Lodgings 81 per weak Transisn, board shngs psr day
Msals equally low. Please call and see M lpi-
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NEW SEMINARY-MRS HOYT'S Lesson
~ Rooms No. IS Forsyth Walker strce-Instrnction
in all The branches taught in the best Institutions Il.
Hoy will aid the pupils attaining elegance composition
and penmanshp and will assist the several classes in their
studies BY familiar lectures and illustrations
Hours from 10 a NJ. TO p M.-Evening Glass from
O'Clock 10 9. Charges moderate. oil I'm
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JAMES G, MOFFET, l2l Prince St, N. Y, o

500 lbs Of German Silver, fully equs to the imported.
$500 F." Sheet Brass various sizes.
1000 +" COOPER'S de- very superior article. Also
large quantity ofCOOPER'S EARS and RIVETS. All Of
which being manufactured under his superntend.
he is enabled superior article and ar
duced prices. OIL lms
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5s-zssaP PIANO FORTES-Four Piano
~ Forte. for sale bargain, ct tbs store No:
s5Pla,t street near Gold street, consisting Of two
first cas, new one, with all modern mprovemrns md
highly finished with warrsntee and reference to iare1 "a
the city have purchased sar pianos during me a,e
five yesr, Also secondhand octave good ORDER -
and 30 dollars. Apply TO w. w. SHIRLEY Of 30"
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

III BOATS, BOATS, BOATS.--SALEM
&[ WINES informs his old and the public,
he is selling his very large of Boas for
the shipping with number Of Row Boots from thirty
type cent cheaper than they can be built Shop No. 4ss
W ater street.
PS.-S w. has very handsome assortment Of Oars Of
every length from TO % feet, which ne will sell very low
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pOARD-A handsome suite of rooms, furnished
Dor unfinished the % floor. Also thee or four single
gentlemen can be pleasantly accommodated reasonable
terms. Enqulre AZ ~ Barclay-st. % I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

BOARDING SCHOOL.-The Mount Vernon
ID Academy is pleasantly situated in 5sth street on the Old
Post Road very near the Sd avenue Mr. and Mrs Gaze pro-
ietors OF the Institution, will receive limited number of
scholars The of Study des able branch
of useful and polite education The superior advantages
the location aud its proximity the city render this Seminary
worthy of especial consideration Terms $50 quarter.
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