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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
WAsHIScToS, Feb. :.

WAsNINGToN, Feb. %
The Right Hon. Sir Richard Packenham, Minister
from Grea, Britain TO the United States and suite, ar
rived in Washington yesterday evening, and have
taken rooms at Gilbsris. on +. street. The RI Hon
Envoy will be presented 10 the President to morrow
Mr.. Bldwell, we understand, is attached TO the Mis-
slon.-1 .Hadisonian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

As the Presidential election approaches, the strength
Of the Democratic party is concentrating itself. The
differences among friends are compromised or post
poned as The time draws for facing The enemy
moi see the paper ourselves, but we copy the passage
from the Baltimore Repubcan-utters its orebodlngs
in the following manner:
f the battle TO he fought in 1884, between Mr. Van Buren,
and Mr. Clay, have and have had, the least
doubt the 1t will he the of $780, and will
be brought about by the votes IL not less than 100000 citizens IN
various parts Of the Unon who will for Mr. Van Buren, not
because they in reality like him and his policy but because they
dislike him less than Mr.. Clay
We hear no more Of the arrangements for the great
Democratic meeting in this city. We see no reason
for delay. 1t would be large, united and enthusiastic,
beyond any meeting we have had for several years.
[.N. Y Ereniag P0st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
STRATTON'S OFFICE.

For Prizes, call at STATIONS Lucky Office
Splendid Scheme
To be drawn Alexandria March ., 1874, ALEXANDRIA
captais-s 600 oOoo ooo 10 600 1000 6oco 4aa Oo
BOZ $50 ~ prizes OF 900 rs Of $50, rs of 400 1870 Of 200,
lsD of 100. 7S - drawn
Whole TcSes sl5-shares in proportion.
TT Tickets by the package certificates opickages and single
Tickets The above and in Lottery advertised by j. c. Gre
CORY 4 Co.. for .ae nj STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE
NJ h. Ticket Nos - e. 70, entitled Tie Capital prize of
SIP goo, sold and paid hy STRATrON.
Ticket Nos Il &C. The capital prize of 600 sold and paid
hy STRATTON.
&C. prize Of 100 both sold and paid by STRATTON-be
sides 100 good three number prizes making l0i three
her Prizes paid STRATTON from 18th May lt OF
January.
Also twenty large three number prizes sold the M Of
January, 1884, at STATIONS.
81 As 25 % % II 80 70 SO Is 70 10 So 81 %.
Half Ticket Nos II 80 So II 81 70 and Is So So three Capt.
tai Prizes in the above drawing sold and paid at
Feb. IL sl-t2M STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
j. G.. GREGORY 81 Co., Managers,
Office Man, Cd door bo Nam and li streets,
RIcHaoSp, VIRGITI,.
so 900 $40. 900 -SlJ.000!

- prizes Of 81 900 are S75000!!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, (ty authority of Congress Class
4, for 1914 positively drawn Alexandria H. C..
day March . sl under the supcrinendamce of Coms-
appointed by the Mayer and Common Council.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

Whole Tickets sI5-TIalves 81 50-ouarers SO Is.
Certificate of Package of ri Whole Tickets by
nail part the United States Single letter postaee)
be low of 5000, PC Halves 500, 26 Quarters $50.
Send your orders early ~ possible 10
d. NJ. HoYr !. CO., Richmond Va
Feb Is 9U-vth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
$40 GOO REwARn.-rhe above reward viii be paid

$4,000 S Hd n: HInsaa aG s,aG e%a VIII be paid
shoe Establishment the of Richmond Texas who vi,
sell Boots and Shoes cheaper an = A. sign al t
Red Boot, Main opposite the llarsf
corner House. -therenrc, my establishment the chtau
IN TINS city TT Texas invite all Nations Languages Toug
from the Speaker of the Jew h sanheiim the Flat Head
10 cali Tor bargains, at determined he tss
"a these dscin, r selling cheap Bouts Shoes. He
nj from 81 - Ia 50 aud Shoes tem 8 - -e-,u m
accommodate prices Just call and look of a
you wil Ind vofr dideul ~ without pur la,ine
). u. Don't forget THE Red Boot :. \. SitTH
Zee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
lh 3. Glover and Hugh C. Recs,

The defendants Lin.f Glover and Hugh G. Rees M"
entered 'r appearance and given secty, according the nj
u 'Ssehb ana Tie iH-s az This Cont ANA happening
factory evidence that they inhabitants a Inns cuanir If,
o"teH a tle said absent defendants de- appear M HE
ilrs 10 be 'den Tor nc SAID Cuart The F> ion!a, ri
March newt aud ilr nj the plaintiff aud thai COM
oil mis- order be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
.f cs ol Richmond for two months snccessivr and posted
~ TUE tnit door OF the Court house this county.
Dec. 80 9O-w.em X. ELDEIBGE, G. e. =. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

CHANCERY-VrRGrStA:-At IGlcs held in tie C,rk, 0T
hce Of the Circuit Superior Cont of Law and CEnrr,v 80
Bneklnsham county, Monday the ih day December M
Charles Glover, pla,,t,.r'
against
Lind0ri Clover, Joseph b. Glover and Hugh c. Rees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

HATS " CAPS-FALl. X WINTER PATTERNS
GEORGE ". FERRY begs leave To- iru.m tir
IN pubic. that hs Fail and Winter stock OF Has aad
~ N Caps flll in every particular, coussn. ri Nf-
10y iria and Beaver, Castor, Brush, Molrsain Russia.
E>szxEA MuSkra aad Conry Hats, of The latest ia,t
~ approved style. Gcn,leinens aud Boys shetland
SEAL Seal and Muskrat Fur Caps Cloth do, do. do with FIR
bands o variety late and beautiful patterns Infants
Gaps, graceful; Glazed and Hair Seal do, Ladies
Caps; Mns Misses do elegant assortment: Wool Hat
&C. In fact his Stock contains Thing pertaining his
and lie additions the Mandatory
ny almost packet, Persons IN want Of articles IN h
invited tu examine his goods he - confident that the
bear comparison w Tie best and they VIII lee sold At ie lowest
cash prices. GEO. ". FERRY,
WhoI,SIlc ant Reai Cash Dealer in Hats and Caps,
Main IL, door aovc |ag Lew smith Co.'S Hardware Store
Nov 10 53-wiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
S5o,000.-S30 0O0!-Sl5.000!
u nrizss Of Il. Nnn a-a "a 900


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, (hy authority Of Congress- Class
A. for si In he positively drawn Alexandra, u. q, Saiur
dag March isi under the superintendent Of
appointed BY the Mayor and Common Counci.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

S,O,000-S3G ,000-75 prizes Of 81 900.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass A, la be drawn the I'd o
March &C number Lottery, - drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

To Honorable DAVID IlESsuAw, Secretary Of III
Navy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

IN CIIANcERY.-vIRoisrA:-At Rules held in The ci.. .
lice o the Circuit Superior Court of Law and CHAM ~
Cumberland county, Monday tie 9th day Of Sove,' Tor
John w NasiI " ' n, i-iJ
i'a.h'A:
Heck Ford, Administering dc bonis non with m.
ne1ed, 81 George Carson, deceased Elizabeth Ncoyy an
do" and relct of The said George Carson decreased TIT
carson, Augustus Carson, Alonzo b. Carson Nil', ~
ns hiof Of Maiid Carson, deceased, lowell ,.i I'm
his "r, formerly Emily Carson and - Yandail ant ,'
ma hi WIFE, formerly iial,ina Carson, b.t%nt.'''i'
he aeiennahs L!izarl Marlborough, Thcoph.Ius n g,
AUGUSTUS larson, Alone u Car-cn and Lowell n,J T.
y Ia. wife, Yandal AID iaN ira his w ife ma, i,, l'i
tered Their appearance and srcuriiy according Ia
eibbs ana me rules OF tins Court, appearing h
oy e'dencr ihat hey are not inhabitants OF tbs Comm
the first day Of the March nm and answer the an ~
plantn; ana thai copy of tins order be- forthwith inSe,
some newspaper published IN The city of Richmond for
successfully, and posted at the front the Cont
this county. Copy-Teste, ''e u
jar. - s0-w2m r. n wopnsor - ,
IN Rules held IN the Cle,I,- -
day Of January, lcif: ''' "e let
Edmund Wl'se a"d Martha his WIFE former, y,,b ~,
PIN, deceased, r"',, .nF'
against '''"i'"
John f. fippn, in ms right and III, iIp,iu..,,.. . I'D,
John ilppu, deceased, julia Gaflt iornprly Ira F.
- Hewlett and Eliza his VIE formerly f!isa rie.., ~
judith tlpfn, widow Of john fnpp.u H. refrndnr,
liie defendants, - Hewlett and LIiya hs vif.
Eliza lhppn not having appearance and p;y
criiy according the act # Assembly aud the mic -
Court. aud appearing by satisfactory ,yidencr that u
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth Ordered Inn,
said defendants do appear here the o
Court, ana bill of the plaintiffs; and that
This order he forthwith inserted in >pap-r
the city OF Richmond for months successvey ana p
the front door of the Cont house OF this county.
ACopy-Tese, b. b. WoODsoN. 6
.an. ~ T-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

~ Payments transmitted by mail to be postage paid, al
risk BY the regulations of the Post Office Department. Pos
authorized frank letters containing money Tor
>crptiOus Ia newspapers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
rur ppIvcETOS.

The arrival Of this noble ship IN our waters last ev'
n;no will rive additional interest to the following ie
Ter from her gallant commanders to the Secretary OIL "
Nayy:- Washington Spectator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
u. D. WoODsoN. u. G..

the front door of the Count house of this county, ~
ACopy-Teste, b. b. WOODSON &
Jan. 10 ,o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
POETR Y.
THE PILGRIMS LEGACY,

song chnned by Sacred Musical Society Of NewYok at
the close late lecture the Tabernacle delivered by the
Rev. Goo. u, Cheevor
Tho May Flower Now Engund cOas, has urld her latter
cd sail,
And hrougher channd moaning shroud Dccembes beezes
wall,
Yo on that icy dock, behold meek but dountless band
Who the right worship God have eh their native land
this dreny Wilderness, this glorious boon they ing,
a. Church without Bishop-a State without King"
Those daring mcnthose gentle wyesay wherefore do they
come
Why rend they all the tender of kindred and Of bome
,Tis HEAVEN assigns their noble work. mans spirit 10 uubnd
They for themselves alonehcy for all mnSnd
And tho empire of the West this glorious boon they bring,
"a Church without Bishop-a State without King"
Them Prince and Prelue hope bend them TO your
sway, ,
Devoon's fire namos their breast, and freedom points ther
And In their bravo hearts estimate 'twcrc @ not 70 be,
Than quail beneath depo where the soul cannot he nee
And therefore DER the wnry those eNes come ~ ong
"a Church without Bishop State without King"
And still their spirit in their sons with Freedom walks abroad
The BIBLE is only creed-our only monarch Cop!
Tho hand is aisedo word spOkethe solemn pledge II
given,
And boldly banner floats in the free air Of heaven,
The motto of santcd sres, and loud make il ring,
"a Church without Bishop-a State without King"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

OF the domestic hearth. hepublic acknowledging
with favor the exertions of the laboring man pro-
nounced him worthy Of his sire vouchsafed him
their respect and confidence. Bravely the youth
proceeded on his wuy-looking ever to the future
-sralnng to his object-prepared TO sacrifice his
NE rainier tban yield or not attain IL. Noble am
bi,ion-worthy of less ignobe cause--a better
fate
The second year passed on, and then the third /;
at the close of this, Michael looked again at his
condition.. During the last year the business of
the house had doubled Had not the profits, and
more IMAM the profits, been dragged away by Bel
amy and PIanner-his ardent mind would have
been satisfied, his ceaseess toll well paid. But
the continual drafts had kept ever in advance of
the receipts, draining the MISUNDERSTANDING
lis faculties. Even at this melancholy exhibit
ton, his sanguine spirit refused to be cast down.
and to resign the hope of ultimate recovery and
success. tie bull, upon the promise of Mr.. Bel
lamy, who at length had engaged TO refund his
loans upon certain day, and to add, at the same
time, his long expected aud long-pronised quota
ct ionting capital: he built upon the Illusions of
Planners strong 1gination-Planner, who sud
denly becoming sick of his speculation, alarmed
NJ his responsibility, and doubtful Of SUCCESS had
been for some time vigorously looking out for a
gentleman, willing to purchase his share and in
leresl IN the unrIyalled Pdnidmorphca, and to re-
leve him OF his Liabilities aud had at last pursuu-
ded hlI,sclf into The belief that he had found one
Tie likewise fixed period for the restoration of Il
fearful sum OF money, which Michael, madnan
that he was, had suffered him TO expeud--o fling
away IKE dirt Upon such expectations Alcrnt
stood--upon such props suffered his aching soul
TO rest. There wanted but month to the accep-
table season when claims upon the house poured
IN which could not he put off. Michael borrow
ed money once more from his wife 10 meet them.
lie did II without re,norse or hesitation. Why
should he have compunction-why think about il,
when the hour OF repayment was near at hand
1t was proper question for man who could
suuber on II mine that was ready 10 burst, and
SKATER han 10 atoms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
mo. IIs ~
BAcHELoR's RErREAT, I

Messrs. Editors--Seli is the theme upon which
men dwell most, swell most, and rebel most
kind in general but, for the cred, of our Species
be il spoken, there are three classes Of humanity,
10 whom this observation OF mine does not apply.
The first is that most excellent fraternity, who
denominate themselves Friends, whose reum
has Jonah-like been swallowed up by their tu,im
and un- Jonah like been swallowed up past re-
gurga,on, IL we may Judge from their long con.
tnuance in weIl-doing. The second is that most
antiqua,ed spinslers, who, with dlslnterested-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16
For the Wnlehman and Journal.

Her. Who's therel So, ,. .
Fran Nay, answer me; stand and anie'd youi'eTHi
- describe who can,
An abrldEment Of all that is pleasant in man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-02-16

song cbonted by the Sacred Musical Society Of York
the late lecture al the Tabernacle, delivered BY the
Rev. Goo. u, Chcever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

FATAL AND MELANCHOLY AcCDENT.-a man
named Edward Conway, One OF the waters The
~ Charles Hotel. fell on Friday night from one OF
the upper stories OF that building and struck di ecIy
upon his face pile OF coal III the Northern ward.
HIS head was hnrribI, dishgurrd Yet he still lived
an hour or two although unable IN givo any
OF lhr accid mt He had been III lines in the hahiT
OF walking in his sleep, and il is presumed that he
either fell out of the window while IN s"mSamhu-
lie state, or else had sat down the sill with the
inleu'inn OF cooling himself, fallen asle-p and then
tunbled out. n. o. Pic.
PREcoClous VILLANY.-A couple Of youngsters
were arrested on the turnpike few miles TO the
Eastward, and brought 10 this place on Monday
morning for examination, charge Of house
breaking and robbery. One of them gave his name
as William Smith, but it appears that he also had
one or two aliases besides. The other called HIM
self Burnham. They were about 10 and Is years
of age. On them was found set OF silver spoons,
marked Z" ). j." and compile of pocket Bibles.
Norwalk, (Ct) Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
+" Currency,

OF Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise the Nature Tendency and Consequences OF
presen, Monetary System with plan tor its eIecua ind
benefcer; REFORM published for the Public lnd Author by
W. II. GRAHAM, Ito Nassau street. New York Burgess
S,rincer ~ Broadway DO. Price 81 hundred cents
cnpy
The only oec, of the Author being 10 the Reform
herein proposed work published at his cost and the pub
lie will only pay printing the which they may re
CURE Al friends honest steady prosperous business end
of fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed tn md IN extending the circulation oth pamphlet.
ialiInl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

How To DIE EAsy.-A few weeks ago Mr.
VIM P. CmLroN, Il capital Wing OF GaIladega,
lAlabama,) related an anecdote before the Clay
Climb which exhibited correct idea Of The Lo
co. Foco nomination al Baltimore. Mr. Chiffon
slid that certain Dulchman had sick son by
The name of jacob. The old Durchnan said
dat he phySc Shacob mil de phi, sic of all de-
doctors, and Shacob got no better fat, hut began
tor IL de- but could not die n'dder for de psysic.
So ShacpD he struggle hard hut could MT die;
Sd senls for de fodder sort Of doctor, and he
GENES ard gives Shacob some PokC.root lea, and
Shacob ded SO easy right off DAT no poddy
knew it"
So with the Loco-Foco party, said Mr.. Chill
ton. They were dying hard at Baltimore, gasp
ing for breath, and in fit of desperation took a
dose of Poke-rnot tea for the purpose of DIVING
easy. The medicine will have the desired effect
the party are now dying so gently, under the op-
Grafton of the Polk drink, that like Jacob, nobo.
dy will know when their breath is gone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
Sci .pHOiS
SELPHO'S
FIRST PREMIUM .ANGLEsEY LEG.

FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LEG,
on SPklN6-S Patronzed By the mGst eminent sureeon'
on throughout Europe and by the mos, OF thr
professional brethren IN the United snteS; nnd hln%sa
10 be the nearest approach nature btheft" pruuren ~
trnduced into this country and made solely by NliLhm
ElPfO No. SO Spring street. near Broad"ay, Ne" ioH
Term, mode, ate and Indispensable references gwen.
have seen the a!ca leg Of Mr. selpho. It's constfuc
ton appear, excellent and well calculated To answer al '
ob,ecs .,.d But the be>i of all tie proof OF those Wh
ysear ,hem: this positive and undenlabe some OF nay
friends whom have utnted inform me that they nre supef
or To all Others. NAENiiNE aicI IfciesSoi VI
University of New York, hu- I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
FOR THE PILES.
DO UDJJl'S EIECTUdRY Y.

N INTERVAL REMEDY-s a certnin cure tor Piles
"A either internal OF external bleeding or blind Eases o.
twenty years Standing hive been permanently cred 0y thp
,nvra remedy after all other means had fded estio
mai, Of rs efficacy the office. Be not imposed upon
see that signature OF the PROPRIETOR IN ms own hand VIII
inp IL on the wrapper box ard remember
the above medicine be obtnned in tbs city ONLY at NJ
l; Buwery doors nhOve Sptns-streel oil the oTgi
and sole Proprietor "a Urban D. regularly educated
Physician twenty yeprs experience confined 10 an
" no.; %. ~ au! La.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
MUSIC.

To the Elne Of iIusicai 7oS'c in the q. States Z:
JARPS-J. z. BROWNIES; 60. from Errrdl makers
of the improved Patent outs Gnd Sng: Acton Harp.
London nGd New York, established $50 j. f Offers oT
sale 80 Broadway elegant assortment at 'puha ana
Single Action Iarps Ihc rc brancy of0nc, shtnsss o.
touch elegance finish md perfect mechanism o te.e arps
render them unegu1e led and ob Tor them the m amnteuF
ard professional patronage IN Europe county Ihe
constructed tbs best principles al the celebrated Erard
with all The modern Improvements of lonfna and Pnrs.-
Warranted bear the climate. and nj European prices
apS repaired and for string. Instruction Books, Mn
sic. &c J. f. BROWNE, Manufacturer.
No. S>5 I,rOndray and
aul5 1ms No. 49,, Chambcrsseet. y. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
Huardwnre, CutlerI. &c-LE

~ Hardware, Cutlery. 6c.-LEWiS BENZ
DICT CO. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they have removed TO this city, nd have taken
the Store 81 Pears!es tePposs The Peaisfee iiousel
where they are now ounng large and weseected
oil Goods, both Foreign md Domestic to which ey
would call the attention OF thns wishing To purchae aiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
OF Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York-Th Institution. has issued during the month
Total Lives Insured. E. 81

OF Thomson's Clay Mcdal.-For sale at the
Tribune Office loo Nasgu-stree THoAsoss CLAY mRpAL
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounced
art Free $40 per hundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited El
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

1- North American PhalanI, Monmouth Co
N j. Add'ess Lcedsvile P o. IS miles from New-i ois VIE
steabOa, ORUS from Fulton Market TO BED Bank daily dur
ing the summer Mr. EDWARD GILES IS the accredited!
Agen, Of the Phaanx NewYork and may be consulted
it, business from 80 O'Clock P NJ at his residence No LIZ
Wulker.st Iyl Sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
Opinion In Ensiand-our Contest.

The London Atias well informed and high
toned Frcc-Trude journal, Not very tightly har-
messed To the car OF Party, mas July 2Oh) 'ha
following Editorial leader on ouF Presidential
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

OF The Books of Subscription to the Capita
Stock ohe New York Erie Railroad Co. ere open Il
the Office Of the Company No. 81 WastIee between tee
hours ofI0 and5. WIN. NJ. GOULD. Secretary.
New-YO,k April 9th, 1874 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
BOARDING.

EsAvANA.-Nc. VESTS BoeTdns hgnse hH. ben s. re
moved to he bulin- previously occupied ~ ii'
ion i,nurc ure No liz Gale OSrnhio corner OF ,1e DIET
ra,ri,- ylcS has been extensively repaired ana nnpfoSe
prcp arranged IN conformity the room occp aI S'Do
smun;ng For cards, &c. apply 70 Mason q inue ~ va
au who will he happy 70 r'ih every '''H'o" W
travellers bound Ia HAVANA. L,.L
X B.-Pa~eneers requested 20 OBTAIN tls%iS Mnc3
m be facilitated by the CLERK the house who W. 5aiu AZ
vessels Immediately on their arrival 10 -a"G
IIUSNiSiiED APARTMENTS w iNTEii-i,y = ssnt.-
= man and wife Bedroom n"d paro' W.! 1898
nch ~ private gen;te.tam where private 'Ys N,uu
be furnished Location within tye minutes walk OF u. 1
,al A widow lady smal frneel lHny havlhs 'uS.i
Recommendations, To dispose Of will ind III the advertiser &c
Sirrble AMI permanent snat Terms must he moderate nc
first reference gwen and wi be reqG;red AtTes'o s.
box SO L. Posi- Office. su-i "
DOARD-A large douhls room on the sscoad ho0f; can
- be had with tell beard nt - iud'on eet aus wv
AIRS A. BROWNS Boarding II use has been reG,Gved
y 10 tire corner eli cnwchstieet and Battery PIECE
where she VIII ~ happy accommodate both emnnen, ad
transient boarers The house has been thoroughly epnd
and i,te, up and one the most delightful w
me city commanding ul vev Of th- Battery ana noy AZ
c same time and where always Ire scu n'eeLc
which render II both pleasant and heal'hy H-' im
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERy,
No. SPRUcx STREET,
THIRD STORY.

GAYLORN & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared TO execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
~ B. Particular paid to rehindng Old Books Pc
uocas Music. &C.. good style and reasonable rates
Persons visiting the city have their books rebound e.
.hort notire rE;t
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

No. I'D NASSAU-SIbEEl
All Kinds of Job Printing, such
PIMpnLxTs ( MAMMOTH Snow BILLS
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS.
CHICKS. CARDS. CONCERT Bills. Plain and
INSURANCE PoLICIRs Fancy.
BILLS or LADlSG. POLITICAL BILLS.
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, meat. &c.
rompy executed III the Office Of the Tribune No. J Nassau
gtreet-oupnte the P0Ik.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
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