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MISSOURI cURRENT-RIyER COPPER MINES
SHANNON COUNTY, MlssouRl.

SHANNON COUNTY, MISSOURI.
WOULD nov ask the attention Of capitalists To
4 these Copper Mines, rich in ore yielding from 40
10 66 per cent OF copper which, by single process
Of smelling Is equal 10 the South American refined
pis-so pronounced by Messrs Mekm & Co, OF Bal
umore, 10 whom several shipments were made BY the
% Mine Ia Motto Mining Company" Situated ne ar
the Junction of Jacks Fork and the Current river
within hall mile OF either stream, and near W ater-
power for all manufacturing purposes and under a
susny cline, IN the vicinity Of agricutua al lands
equal TO the best in Missouri surrounded BY hills
bearing inexbausuble forests and rising mountains
whence now pure and ne'er-iaing springs, forming
navigation SIX months in the year IN AZURE, with
prouse hand, seems TO have omitted but few facilities
for manufacturing, and Transporting the product OF
the copper mines. Believing this property, of all the
vast and fertile Mississippi valley, may be made the
most safe and profitable investment Of capital will
propose disposition OF portion (by sale other
wise on liberal terms, by which TO enlist the agency
OF capitalists, and make IL productive.
Miners may obtain mining lots, by application TO
s. Chiffon at the mines.
Communications, addressed to me at Washington,
ID. C., viii receive my attention
j. EPEs COWAN.
+. ). The above described Mines since the year
1897, have been held, in measure, uDproductive by
conflicting claims. | first located confirmed Spanish
grants on them, which James Whitcomb, then Com
missioner decided were not confirmed | then
quired title under Mr. James Thompson, who held
by floating pre-emption right; when " Joseph Slater,
the agent and tool OF AN extensive company, proved
a pre- emption by Josas Bergman, one Of said COM
pany both Of whom base villains are convicted by
the facts, Of bribery and perjury, which alone
was based their fraudulent claim.n Again my claim
set at naught 10y Whitcomb, who success
full IN the vile attempt to ste an investigation Of the
right of title, until he went out of Office since
which time and change of Commissioners, an in
vestlgution WAS had, and my titos oonfrmoJ. Bee
report of Colonel +. J. Allen, register OF the land
office, and the decision of the Hon. Mr.. Blake, Com
missioner Of the General Land Office as published
in the Globe November 7h, 1912! also, decision OF
the Hon. Mr. Forward, Secretary of the Treasury,
confirming the COMMISSIONER decision
J. EPES COWAN.
Confirmation Of the Copper Mines Current rirer 10
J. Epes Co,oan.
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PROPOSALS. for carrying the mail of the United
j. States from the lst Of July, l043, to the 3Oth
Of June, la46, nclu i've, the following route in
linos will be received at the Contract Once OF the
Post Office Department in the City of Washington,
until 3 O'Clock D. m of the 10th of May, lo43 Ito
be decided by the 18th of May neXt N the manner
and time herein specified, to wit
ILLINOIS.
No 4205. From Chicago by CazenOvia, Addison,
Bloomingdale, Elgin, Udina, Deer6ed, Hampshire,
Corral, Marengo, Amesvile, Belvdere, Cleveland,
Rockford, Vanceburgh, Silver Greek, Freepor,
Nlilleve, Scales Mound West Plumb river and
Elizabeth, to Galena, SIS miles and back, three
times a week in four-horse coaches with a T-week-
ly branch in two-horse coaches from Gaena Illinois,
0y Fair Play TO Dubuque, l6 miles and back, to run
in due connection
Schedule from LIST .april to la Of December.
Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turd y at a. M. arrive at Galena next days by 10
p. m
Leave Galena every Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
| turday at 3 a m. arrive at Chicago next days by
8 p. m.
| Schedule from LIST December to Isl Of .4pil
| Leave Chicago every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
| turday at a. m arrive at Galena next Thursday,
| Saturday and Monday by p IN.
| Leave Galena every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
turday at a. M arrive at Chicago next Thursday,
Saturday and Monday by SIP. m.
NOTES.
No proposal will be considered unless il be accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by more rcspon
sible persons, in the following manner, viz:
| The undersigned - guara tee that, -, if
his bid for carrying the mail from -, to -, be
pied by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
an obligation prior TO the LIST day OF July next, with
good and sufficient suretes, TO perform the service
pro, oscd
This should be accompanied by the certificate of
Postmaster, other equivalent testimony, that the
guarantors men of property, and able TO make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent to the Department
sealed endorsed proposals for route No. - and
addressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster Gene
! raj.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combi-
nations and the terms and conditions on which the
contract is to be made the last annual advertise
ment.
| PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
| March 9Th, le43.
| c. A. WICKLlFFE.
| .1axt
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TYPES AT REDUCED PRICES.
GEORGE BRUCE co, Type Founders, at
" No. Is Chambers street, near the Post Once
New York have on hand AN unusually large stock Of
their well known
PRINTING TYPES.

Ornaments, Borders, Rules, &c. Of the best metal
cast an original matrices, and very accurately finish
ed-al OF which they have determined TO cell at
-, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
= facing the Book and Newspaper founts follows;
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+ OST-A red morocco pocket book, containing
IL small amount of money and few cards, with
the owners name them. The finder will receive
liberal reward, and the thaEks of the owner if left
al the Madsonian Office. ap6-3t
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NOR RENT, two story brick dwelling house on
l. G street, between l4th and 18th streets. II is a
desirable rerdsnce for private family contains
rooms, kitchen and pantry-also, green
house and small garden.
The above house is also for sale. Apply to
JOHNSON & CALLAN,
april ST. General Agents.
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German Publishers, Washington, ID. c.
EfPspers who will insert the above, VIII entltlc
themselves to the thanks OF the publishers, and ex.
change Of courtesy. April 6--3t
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NJ ILL be published in the City of Washington,
w by the both Of April, the first number Of the
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GERMAN NATIONAL GAZETTE

NL'NMHN NH TO4NHL VhHE u,
newspaper deyotedto the political, social, and lite
rary in erests Of the day. Terms Per annum 81 90,
strictly in advance. A number Of correspondents in
Europe, amongst them some of the ablest German
writers Of the day, engaged for the paper, which
will also contain English articles.
In connection with the above is published the
monthly
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march l6-dtlmaY

The Old School Republican, Ohio; Kentuckian,
Louisville, Ky; Yeoman, Frankfort, Ky. Boston
Times Philadelphia Sentinel New York Union &
Aurora Hartford Patriot s Eagle Argus, Albany,
N. Y; Hills New Hampshire Patriot; and C'ncinna-
ii Republican, will publish the above advertisement
and send paper containing the TO the lnspec
ton Office.
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BUREAU OF Cox, EoUIP., & REPAIR,
29th March, lS43.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Bureau, un-
I'll 3 O'Clock, p. m, Of the Goth April next, for
furnishing and delivering, by the LIST September next
at the Navy Yards Brooklyn, New York, and Cos
port, Virginia, respectively, the following quantities
of Flax and Cotton Canvass, viz:
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Rank
Action.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, April 4, 15i3. iw
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

march l6-eodtals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06
Dl ED,

On Saturday evening, Sov4 aber, E, of Stephen b
aud Eleanor c. Peet, aged Il months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respectful
invited attend his funeral this afternoon from the corner
Of 9th avenue aud 18th o'clock this afternoon
On Saturday, p NJ. in consequence Of organic dis
ease of the heart, Rosa, wife of John Newman
The friends and relatives OF the fanny will attend her fun
era from her late residence Henry Monday Of four
Ga Friday evening, Sd inst. after lingering illness Ma
~ Cahl wife OF James Cooper Thorne aged SO years.
On Sd INST at o'clock AM Celeste Elode Agnes Bran.
dee daughter of Jacob Brsndegee Esq aged - years and
months. .
On Friday Charlotte Lewis wife Of Geo Darlington of
Williamsburg, L. agad 81 years
On Friday lust, Mary Ann wife of VIM. NJ. ThOmp'
On FIidsy Sd instant, Mary a Clark, wife Of Andrew
Clark aged 20 years.
In Sussex County Delaware, the 2Sth uitiHo the
Hon Thomas Robinson late member of Congress IRON Del
aware.
At Newbern, y C. on Tuesday the Hon. Charles sheP-
tr;ct
Al New Albany Ind on eth ult, Emma, wife ot Mark
Walton, late Of New ork aged IS years.
AT Terra Haute, the 18th ul,, VIM I. Noel Esq he
gissr of the Land Office.
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FOR nrnrc

y I =
tha CRY and Interior Trade BIZ the piece package
eoniug their attention entirely and exclusively to TINS
~ ,rtcIa T. B. are enabled only 10 exhibit more *
one j bs,ntifu than be found elsew here,
9hsr being no similar establishment for Prints in the unltSe
States but TO sell always at prices as low a"e
80 han houses whose attention and means are DIVIDED
among large variety of articles, ~ D;e,n, P,r
The Stock embracing Some M o ond Choicest
sTIss to which will be constantly added all new and
bic patterns as they appear IN, ' is.ir own sales
Purchasers this article will find i TO thsII f hey do
nn nuchase they Will have the advantage Of seh6
hs new styles and learning the Lowest markst Of
Catalogues Of Prices corrected with every -.
bs Market are placed the hands OF buyers.s INV
Will receive the best attention. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06
Passeneers Arrived

In The packet ship TORONTO from LondonNlfs Frances
" haH'son, Mrs Cary, Cary, Mf Flora, lady and
Children Geo Elliott of NYofR; Rev Eckhard, lady
and Two Shlldren Mrs Stevens Philadelphia Miss Eliza
bTown Sal,imore Mrs Holt, three children and
Mrs Eliza Parsons, Canada Frederick Campbell and ladv
Royal Artillery; Mr Denver Canada Rifles; Miss Ransford
Miss Stubs John HILL Charles Fowler Cap. Jas Stewart
Lindsey, London-3o seerase
In the brig Madison from Sayannah-E II w Hunter, H
Lawson, Deaa G Lawson Storage
Passengers Sailed.
In the brig Ann Eliza, from Prince and
daughter Mrs Mallory, Howard F Horpby, Clarke,
Lloyd, Jones, AIilburn, Ellis, Johnson.
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NJ ARkIED.

On Wednesday,, is inst, by the Rev. Edwin Holt Henry
Butler of hls city, Emily E. daughter of the late Benz
F Shelton, Esq OF Newtown, CT
At Newark n on 3lst ult, by the Rev Mr.. Stringie
low Lieut. Charles F. Wood of the u s. Revenue Service
TO Sarah Caharne only daughter Of the late John s. Comp
ton of Georgetown, DC
At Rochester on the tnst By the Rev Tyon Edwards
O. c. Pratt counsellor law Ann Amelia second daugh
Ter OF J Il. Parker Esq
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

N NEW-YORK.
y f. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord y Lees,
d. Lee Babcock, &c and U. B. BREWSTER, under
Tho firm of LEE & BREWSTER, have established al ils
PEARL STREET, Hanover SquaIe,) New ork, a ware
hoHse on an extensive scale,
EXCLUSIVELY
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CARPETINGS,

CARPEIINNS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c. =
~ The Subscribers have on hand an extensive
and choice selection Of CarpetngS
FROM Low PRICED INGRAM
To the Richest and most Costly description Of
BRUSSELS. SAXONY, ROYAL WILTON, VELVET,
TURKEY ADMINISTER AND TAPESTRY
G L y l Z 9
Also IF L o r. L7o THIS
of the
Neatest and most Splendid Patterns and Colors.
Also rench and English Bookings, Dugges, Felt Car
petng Rugs Of the richest description; French embossed
Table and Piano Covers Sc &c. all which will be sold
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES, BY
c. w. SMITH s. COMPANY,
o28 Evils PSI Broadway opposite the CITY Hall.
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FALL GOODS.
TOHN HUTTON, "a Hudson-street, Opposite
Harsonstreet respectfully soictts the attention OF his
friends and the public his and we'll selected stock
of FALL GOODS, comprising the following:
FLANNELS.
Welsh English and Domestic Shifting Flannels; Gauze,
and English Swanskn red and Yellow Flannels; Scotch
Plading new and excellent article fDrawers English and
Scotch Blankets.
HOSIERY.
Scotch Yarn and English Lambs Hose and Halihose
Merno Cashmere Mohair and Saxony Wool Hose Scotch
yarn Shirts and Drawers English and German Cotton hose
and Half Hose
CLOTHS CASSNlEREs AND sATlNETs;
Merino5 Apacka Lustres, and Bombazns.
Black Silks, good assortment.
French. English and Domestic Prints
Scotch Ginghams plain and twed very large assortment
IRISH LINENS.
Linen Sheengs; Table Linens; TowellDgs Scotch anu
Russia Diapers.
n B. Just received by late arrivals, very complete as
sortent Scotch Wooden Hose and Half Hose, Mems
mems and Chdren of every size and quality 10 which, TO-
eether with Scotch Yarn Shirts and Drawers, j. H. rouio
more particularly call attention. rs wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

" Fifteenth ~ ard.--The Democratic Wing
Electors Of the Fifteenth Wad will meet Constitution
Hall. No. $50 Broadway Monday Evening, November G.
O'clock spcnd 10 the made al National
Hall, aud prepare for the ensuing Election Every Wing
IN The " ard is expected to be resent.
By order of the Ward Committee.
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AUCTION SALES.
-yp>yc Jonah Richards, Auetioneer
- 1876 Brnadwav w

IL IL bsh slSs, RICHARDS Il PLATT Store
vrn,c ON N Mo&S ,DI4AY EVENING. I. O'Clock
mcnt MeSe bssssg sGos ass
An?ss us,.a ssas., Dspss..
ess and 5Sas Do5e Practise Morton on 1a Sa
5s2 asa6n pGras SeS ep sSsaay
zeal Works Bells Surgery y0I, cSapus.as S!sss. M Msa
on the Ear Bscards General Anatomy PsSaa; oS S,.y
- CoIlns Mi4wler Bronssas, Chronic Phrsns,is I'd,
e IL. ] Hhs.' ssss
a cs SJ on Climate E Foimasy Thate Ss
PRACTICE; Thompson on Inflammation Eszensge on Skin
cal and f'y''e @ 3sf'Sis rGss * EVENING
At6 O'Clock. at the auction
collection OF New Books embracing fine library edtos. Of
elegant Bibles and Prayer Books including Oxford s
Mons popular School and Classical Books, latest editions.
The whole are and copies and will be cold ,inxly
or IL lots 70 suti purchasers
AT PRIVATE SALE.
PAPER EASGiScsfou cases OF Paper Hanglngs, ccnsis
uS OF various patterns OF Satin and Plain Papers,
FURNITURE NOTICE-Sofa Bedsteads, &c
l. F. COTTON would Inform all who are in wan, Of Fur.
Constantly oa hand ne large
Eanel Patent Sofa Bed,,eads which for simplicity, durs.
invited 10 call and examine sh-m@ssS a. other anS o5
Sofas always on hand.
hS'f s ~ .sn
ing line OF calling upon the subscribed
Sas t9l95 rs Fulton and 81 Ann
DRY GOODS HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
~ &c.-S. S L. HOLMES No. p John.streer, between
Broadway and Nasauee, receiving new and desirable
a iq me Of Goods HousssepnE Sn a the
cast pse at m tf s i've
WOO; dysd Cloths and CassimeIes;
Mixed and fancy colored Cassimeres; Satnets;
Rich Cashmere VeSrnSs;
Plaid CoakingS; Plai'ls for children
French AlerlnOes; Thibet Cloths; Apaccas;
Rich colored Cashneres and Muslin de Lanes;
French and American Prints;
Real Welsh and Rogers Patent Flannels;
Domestic and other Fannels; Canton do;
Blankets Of all sizes and qualities
Marse,lles Quilts and CounteEpanes; Com!ortables
Drapery Musus Furniture Chmtz and Dmitiss,
Table and Piano Covers; Toilet Covers;
Druggets; Baizes; Stair Linens;
irish Linens Of the best bleach, of all qualities;
gSpilIow:ease Linen; 81 to Il Irish Sheetingsi,
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins; TowelinSs;
Cotons, ShiItings aud Sheetines of best qualities;
Bed-Ticks; English aud American Long Closhs;
Long Lawns; Linen Canbics and Cambria Hdkfs
Black Cros de Rhine Silks; Grape for Wells;
Black Silk Hose; do. Raw Silk and Cashmer. Hose;
French Bombazines; English Cotton and Half Hose;
With variety Of other Goods in their line, for sale at ~
JoIn-street between Broadway and Nassau-s,Iee,.
\. B-Extra wide Russia Diapers. o20 FM&Wlms
COTTON SAIL DUCK.-Nos. TO 10 heavy 40
inch Canvass for Tarpaulms; do 80 - nch for Paper
Fetng do 90 to 20 inch Cotton Bassng Also Grain and
'''e' D's BRSIISStcfXfERHoFF, FOX PoLHEMus,
OF Owls So Pne-s,reet.
CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN ANY
~ COUGH Preparation extant is j. w. KELLY'S pure
H''''f a0 81 + :S!SSISs articles
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" Tenth Ward yyhiSs---ALL HANDS ON
DECK-The Democratic " higs OF the Old Tenth are re-
Yusd Columbia Hall 263 Grand street, on Mon
nents for The election Messs Franklin Greeley and other
gentlemen will be there and address The meeting Come one
come all. By order of the Ward Commute.
JOHN f. DODGE, Chairman.
4 wv W 1 BSaDrG 3l Secretaries. re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

u The Last Gil meeting OF the umonlsts
Association previous 10 the coming contestAn diourned
gesting OF the above Asso eon will De held AZ National
Hall on MONDAY ENE> NC Nov 6 at Il O'clock
nasaCh PREPARATION as ha secure victory TO ourcloous
aass Sta HlCkERlNG President
VHAHlEs W. PiERcs, Stc.staTy nj Il
y Thirteenth Ntrc-WIDE AWAKE.--At
ng0 aud enthusiastic meetic of the Democratic Wing Elect
cn Of the Thirteenth Ward. Mr.. f. COLLINS was called
the Chair. and JOHN NJ GRiFrtrHs and Isaac C. Hunt
wee appointed Secretaries he call of the meeting read
A approved The names the candidates for election were
FI oti"rs the meeting and unanimously accepted.
Va notion Committee OF three appointed draw up
oInoas expressive Of the Sense o. the meeting The Chair
appointed Messrs Hunt Dearborn and Gri1 In the absence
he Committee the meeting addressed In an able and
'1Slsnt manner by Mr.. IL Blunt
The COMMITTEE Resolutions rsnor,.d The ClIov.inr-
Kssoirsd Tha;We lie btmosSsuc Wing Electors of the
Old InEteenth hail with feelings OF confidence and hone
esaheInS assurances OF success that neet Ms on al si6
nd gives tokens OF victory signal and as glorious as maj
Which crowned our efforts IN SO.
htsolreG That contemplation Of the many abuses Inch
have peperated upon the floor our State LesisIata
nd undivided support 10 the several candidates presented for
sofaees, by the Nominating Conventions III all OF which
We 'ecognze men long aud amarly known us as having
n honorably ntentied with the dearest of the
"hg Partymen whose pobity and iithiuuesS we re.
Ws nneounded contdence aad that all honorable means
Hsi &C u1ed 10 secure their triumphant election
hSoled That regard thorcuShsectonal organization
Indispensable general and that effect the great
5saposs which We have IN Slew We Will spare
as out the full his OF Ward and cali upon
ana louutIeS OF
e'S'e 10 devote one day least the good Wing cause
ho redeem aud relieve STATE from the dangerous aud u
sway the party luder which has suffered long
a loo severely and then shall the spirit Of success gather
~ strength and force, sweep throughout The land until thai
aaence which has beea deSscated BY the Tool of Fort
aa be ably filled b. the accession OF the Peoples man
tNN CLAY OF kea;ucky.
After which the meeting wos addressed by Nix Harvey
eeS and The Hon Morris Fraakln forcbie and eneT
'' manner which received with thundes OF applause
That the proceedings be published in the Tribune
on motion, adjourned
-. EDWARD COLLINS, Chairman.
hs a.se o D GGE Hs1 Secretaries. nc
~ syivania Association will hold Public
a. Al Cro,on Hall Of Bowery and Diyisionst
y ''onday) evening" commencing at O'clock. Rev. WM
shASSlNc, Presiden, I, w. WHITLEY and H. GREELE,
all, to address the meeting The public and especi
al friends TO the cause are earnestly in yited to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

% Downs Elixir.-It is truth no, to be denied,
that Coughs Colds, Group, ConSmptioS asthma, andany
other diseases OF the LUNGS has been cured thousands OF
by the timely of y. r. Downs VEGETABLE BAL;
SAM ELrvR as there is abundant proof Persons afflicted
with any these alarming diseases will be satisfied Of the
truth 81 this staementhe conditions and poo-by calling
on any of the following agents before it late, cough
always proceeds consumption and death.
r. Richards l2l WilliamsrPe and 63 Divsion-sreet J.
Higgins a Dvison.seet; mesmedcine store, Bow
cry corner Of Walkerseet; and at Syme corner of Full
ron and Water streets n2 4to>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

NNTANTED-A situation by a respectable girl as
w Cook or assist in the washing and ironing in small
family Good city reference given Inquire at T8 hottest
the black smiths shop Also, washing wanted IN the
! eame honse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

WANTED-As situation by good Cook, Wash
w er and Ioner has lived in the best families the city
and the best Of city her last place Please call
al 80 Hamersly-sset the the second floor no 2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

WANTED A BOY-Between, the ages of II and
w &c. TO make himself generally useful Good references
required Apply this day TO D. APPLETON co. No. 200
Roadway IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

0lmste(l's Patent Anthracite stoves,
FOR
HALLS, PARLORS, STORES, NURCERlES,
AND
G. II u r C. II f. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by 2 respectable young
w Women one as waiter or can do chamberwork-he
other "a respectable Protestant g) is good seamsess-
| Good reference given. ApplV at IL Wattsst 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

w be supplied with the best the city at
Watts Office 37 Brown street. doors Of the BoweIy
No fee required until furnished NO IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two Scotch girls
w One is very good cook, washer &C. Apply at 47s
! Broadway, basement E6 2t~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

M7ANTED-A situation by nice cir! as cook
w chambermad for housework Best city eieten'
ces AppIv al go Elizabeth ST. NC ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

ALBANY, Nov. 3-P. NJ.
Notwithstanding the heavy receipts to-day, 1910 65ls
continue firm a, yesterdays quotations, asking 50
a9 SCI for Gsnesee Sales of Michigan a. There Is
so.sny Grain arriving by Canal excepting Barley boat
lad Of second rate tworOwsd Western Barley Is offered at
~: Of borrowed there is none here Street Barley
mod order, selling freely at IS 4sc There IS not any
gov. NO in Hops No change in Cheese or Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-06

JATANTED-Situation by two respectable wo-
w men one cook, that understands pastry, first
rate washer and roner and would do Homework IN small
family The other chambermad. Inquire al 205 Mott
o,raat u6
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Every friend of National Protection is called and
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