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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17


variety Of patent Medicines, Surgeons Instru.
men!s. Shop Furniture, Glass and Glassware,
Chemical Apparatus and Chemical Tests Cruel
bles and Retorts, Sulphate of Quinine, Precipita-
ted Extract of Bark, Human Skeletons, Turpen.
tine, Brushes, &c, dc.
Also, very large and varied assortment Of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
comprising Law, Medicine, Theology. Miscellany.
and almost every variety of SCHOOL BOOKS,
among which are Greek, Latin, French and Span
ish; Blank Books and Novels; Paper of all quail.
ties; Bibles, Testsments, Prayers, Hymns, Music,
Albums, Osbern's genuine water colors, Toy do
Wall and Bordering Paper Drawing and Rice
Paper, &c, &c.
few marked chronological Busts of approved
models.
All of the above articles will be sold at a great
reduction over former prices for cash. or approved
credit.
Faystte, Jan. 18th, 1874. Aft
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
CITY HOTEL,
BOONVILLE, No.

The subscriber returns thanks to his
customers for their liberal support and So
lcits a continuance of favor.
From those who have never visited his
House, he respectfully begs trial.
Charges as low as at any other Hotel in
this city. Z. B. MCPHERSON.
Boonville, Oct. 2Sth, lS43 33-tf
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New Fall and Winter q GODS
Direct from the Manufactures.

rTNHE subscriber has just received and is now
4 opening large and splendid assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which he
proposes to sell extremely low for CASH The
subscriber has determined to commence business
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Geo. N. Budd,

Geo. N. Budd,
Produce, Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
ii WATER STREET, ST. LOUIS.
WILL make liberal cash advances on all Pro.
duce for shipment. South or East, and hopes, by
promptness and fidelity, to give satisfaction to
those who may entrust to him consgnments, OF
orders.
He refers 10 his friends;
Ms''f'' S s. i q SMITH, }Fsyslte.
Col. JAS. NJ. BELL, Glasgow.
ST. Louis, January 9th 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
SMITH A. BROTHER,

SMITH A. BROTHER,
HAVE Just received at their Store in G lasgow.
a large and complete assortment Of goods, all of
which will be sold very low for cash or barter
Among the assortment may be found the following
Staple Goods.
10 Hhds. Prime N o. Sugar,
so Sacks Rio Coffee,
200 do. Salt,
25 Kegs Dupont Sporting Powder,
500 lbs. Bar Lead.
10 Bales Brown Domestics,
8 Cases beached do.
5000 Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos,
Indigo, COperas, Nader, &c, together
with general assortment Of fine and Staple Goods.
Hides, Peltries, Beeswax, Talow, Flaxseedr &C.,
&C., will be taken at fair prices.
Glasgow, Nov. 25th, 1913.
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ONE PRICE SYSTEM,

Meaning, that price shall be as low, # not lower,
than can be found elsewhere. He has now a large
assortment of goods of all kinds, and invites his
old customers and others to call and examine his
stock before purchasing. He has spent the sum
mer in the east selecting his stock, and fatters
himself that the goods and prices are such as will
suit both times and seasons. Among his stock
will be found large assortment OF Fancy Goods,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
MANSION HOUSE,
AND STAGE OFFICE,
Boonuille, Missouri.

BY PETER PIERCE,
LATE OF THE CITY HOTEL.
VINHE subscriber has recently taken the above
i well known stand, and respectfully solicits a
share of public patronage He will endeaver to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
call. His bills will be UNUSUALLY Low.
THE MAIN LINE OF STAGES FROM
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17

Will be found large assortment OF fancy GOoGS,
consisting in part Of
10 pieces gimps, ors bonnet ribbons,
II dozen ladies' black 10 pieces cap do do,
and white cords and 10 pieces colored trim g,
tassels 3 do black do
do ladies' fancy vel 2 dozen admirable for the
vet cravats, assorted ladies,
colors. 2 dozen red Go do
IL dozen ladies' large - blue do do,
black dress buttons, 9 " white do do,
IL do do do small, II " as'td cold mitts.
10 do do do cOlored, " worsted cravats,
6 do do do do small, l0f' do shawls,
IL gross black glass do do do large do,
do do. do shally do do,
10 boxes assorted COL 5 boxes bonnet ribbons.
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS.
large assortment of cords and bindings, Of all
descriptions, for trimming coats, can be found at
Lombard's one price store, sign of
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH"
Fine Broad and Bearer Cloths
pieces woo.dyed blk pieces blue beaver do,
cloth, do rifle green do
10 do blue do, 2 do invisible do,
do brown do, do heavy beaver, blue,
do heavy beaver do, do do diamond,
do brown wave, 4 do do pilot cloth.
CASSIMERES.
pieces fine black cas- , ps fine light French
simeres, cashmere
10 p's do steel mixed, 2 do do blne-back,
do do doe skin do, do do wave,
HATS AND CAPS.
10 cases Russia Rabbit II COZ. common fur caps,
Hats, 6 do superior do do,
do Cashmere do, 10 do Mems Silet do,
) 90 Brush do, do Boys do do do
5 do Fur do, 6 do Glazed do,
10 dozen drab wool do, 20 do Seal Skin do.
10 do black do do, 5 do fine Otter Fur do,
SATINETS.
20 pieces fine black do, 10 do DO gray,
Is p's. fine steel mixed do do blue.
FLANNEL. DOMESTIC.
90 pieces red flannel, bales Indian head,
10 do white do, S do Merrimack,
3 do yellow do, 10 do Webster,
! do green do, do Pittsfeld shifting.
10 Go Canton do,
ALPACA.
pieces plain alpaca, . do Watend do 4 do Lus.
tire do.
HIGHLAND PLAID SHAWLS.
) dozen highland plaid shswls, 4 dozen highland
net do.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
500 pr coarse brogans, 500 pair Misses shoes as
extra quality, sorted qualities,
500 pr do do, 800 pair children's do Of
500 - kip do, almost all kinds,
200 " boys do de. 5 cases mems fine calf
200 f." " thick do, boots,
| 800 wOmens calf 6cases do thick DO
shoes, do do kip do
! 100 pr do bootees, do do water proof
| 100 " com. slippers, boots,
100 %" extra fine do 3cases boys coarse boots,
| 100 a" q" do buSkins, 4 DO childrens DO,
100" =" " half CATERS,
For sale cheap for cash by
BENZ. LOMBARD.
! Boonvc, Dec 2nd, lS43.
| The subscriber has opened branch OF his estab-
lishment in Fayeiie in the Store room lately occu-
pied by R. II. Law, where he will keep assert
ment Of the above enumerated Goods, together
with stock of GROCERIES, which he will sci
as low as they can be bought in BOONVlLLE
or anywhere in the WEST, and sOlIcits his OLD
customers, and the public in general, TO call anC
examine his stock. BENZ. LOMBARD.
| Fayette, Dec. 2nd, 1913 3S-ly
ECONOMY IN ILLUMINATION-4 doIer
Il Meals Patent Lard Lamps for sale by
August 26th, ls43. JOEL PREWITT.
Good Wheat wanted.
ONE THOUSAND Bushels good wheat wante
Immediately. Jan Is SWITZLER & SMITH.
Fur Caps.
A few superior Sea Otter and Fur Seal Caps
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
Pork! POrkii

WYE wish 90 make engagements for liluissd
w amount of Good, earn fed Pork, weighing
from $50 Jos. up Vards-to be delivered at Simeon
SwitLlers during the month Of December.
SWlIZLER g. SMITH
Fsye,,e, Nov. IS, 1919
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17

Removal.
TINE undersigned respectfully informs his
l. friends, and the public generally, that he has
a taken the
Howard Hotel,
ssss lately occupied by Abel Msrley--and
Ass2s8 is now prepared to receive those who
may favor him with a call-promising as good
fare as the county affords and moderate charges.
D. KUNKLE.
Fayette, January eth, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17

1'NS'otihS III 'oit VI
10 pieces gimps,
II dozen ladies' black
and white cords and
tassels.
8 do la dies' fancy vel
vet cravats, assorted
colors.
IL dozen ladies' large
black dress buttons,
IL do do do small,
10 do do do cOlored,
6 do do do do small,
IL gross black glass do
do do.
10 boxes assorted COL
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-02-17
Bramdreth's Pills.

A fresh supply Of this invaluable Medicine just
received from the Agent and known to be genuine.
Oct. osth, 1913. JOEL. PREWITT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
ArriYed.

Brig Olive Jeey days from Eastport. with uhs, &C. to
Big Wiilam Crockc. days from Machins with span. to
scir Frontier days from Lubec. with plaster &c. to mus
ter. -, &c. ,.,...,,o. ,, e. !,
20 master. =, r W.. e..
& Nickcyon nj, NJ,
TO master. c-,:. ,. -.
schG Coouet. Conner 10 days from osland, Me. potatoes
sehY Compliance Kelly day, from Boston, with mdze. to
se6r America somer. from Philadelphia with coal. to S
BI scRf Tom Crnre Dean ds I'm St John, NIB potatoes
seh Baston Scout, day, from Frederckburs wheat to
schi Columbia Arey, days from Frankfort Me- potatoes
sehr Florence Smith. from HaOwc, Me. with potatoes to
scsr Herald Merrill 10 dns' from Bangor Me- potatoes to
scSr Ccyon. Sheppard from Camden Me- potatoes. lime,
SchI Mary Maria Hicks. from Thomnson. Me- with lime to
Eloop Union. Fantucket, oil.
BELOW-l brig. Wind NNW.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
fm Cadiz Sept 6 for Cos.
Spoken.

Oct H. lat 49, long 20 49, ship Octavu,. 20 ds I'm Antwerp
for NOuenns.
Ocl lui "a so lon 26 o. by Louisa. at Bait. ship Ceres
Of Nan 81 DIS I'm Huvre bd u Bourbon. put letters board
oc M Int 2 5s long S. .chr Chester. I'm Boston bound
Oct s at a long SO 90 sch, Acadia, p ds FIN Halifax
Sept IS lat 25 long . s. Br schr Agnes I'm Gibraltar o,
Singapore.
oct 3. lat ii o. long TO- brig Etr Wells I'm oporto for
oci G. la, Al 4o long q 20 ship Devoshe. I'm Havre for
oci H. lat g sS, long IS 81 brig North -. I'm York oT
Dcuerur,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

DktPaR aTOEY sCEOCt. At MIDDkETO "N; Conn.
4 CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BnARpiSd School i ms ~
tution mas been e:tabished T.as S'u ere r.,
rriyed into the Pnncp.s ismly. and fs1 .ri o u ne
osnnsl ltsn.ons kind ns,cogrsa and comforts OF home ne
secures aup,, hzh deere Pepafaen to, bSs,ass
il heal hy and mora towns New Eng snt ca? ~ access
iny from New Yotk Albany and Doc1, 1T Eo'efste e1-
pense Young lads always nendsc by caleu! pssoh'
when
z winch includes all gxpensss for books. muse ana
rod-r. lnpsueEe Circuar with references nt ~
v;ous 10 Nov Is D U,HAsE. a. n. Princ pal n1l M :
cbKtOnI.yN ULAS>IUnL AND EEIi.ish sELECf
D SCH or No. IS HEX, lest-ThLs school VIII reopen
vi its rd Seeon on Monday. End Of September. hcf-
ourh Instruction substantial prUgTers secures! reference
70 patrons: Circulars with ard o;hel Information may
rs obtained Of the Principxt. auoJ II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

II. WASHBUkN. tia,e Esssron * Washhurn. would
IN. respectfully inform friends and custnmers, that ne
taken the and spacious Store No S John between
William snd Sasau streets and iosr doors from the
William, where he will continue the business of Merchant
Tailor He would also inform the PUBLIC thsi he viii! have
constantly hand the styles of Goods all
tons for Generens and Boys wsl which 1hn Be made up
the approved London aud Persian styles and
Geniemen will please cell and leave their orders with csr-
tainty they sna 10 promptly ana faithfully executed.
- or,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

Schr Phebe D. Of Easpo wateogged and abandoned WA,
fallen with Oct TO- lat g. long rs 3O by the Wm James,
OF Mobile.
schr Magnet of Halifax from Demarara for Philadelphia
was totally disma,ted 6tb u let % Is. long S2 30 fallen
with by brig Argyle at Yarmouth Ms. which took off the
Capt and crew.
Ship Empire Swazey, of Bath. sid n Cadz Sept for Co.'S
tine has not since been heard ot.
PooLr England Oct ia full length figure head of wo.
man. lee, III height painted white. with small cup on her
heads large copper bolt nnched-suppoSe 10 belong
an American sr picked up yesterday and brought
this port.
long Is E. the lgh inst. fell with topnns and yards
with Rigging uttnch ed Of large vessel apparently bug aud
an American There no quantity Of shrouds nttched
the topmest and ind some blocks On which the nac
"Aunt."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

d oBERTs,s IMPROVED BROWN soAr;E!l,sssr !l,ssrss -
II scrber would call the Of families 10 iIs
cezsary article and the certificate Of Mn Robert 81 os ,,I
warranted not to fa.s cacoes shrink hsnnes
lens. rsct directed: and il will take grease ort
wooans. e,c AID not icjrre The coI KS
~ street. TRUMAN fIGyps.,rss.
Havlas made for some months. in my ct. a.,,.sa
am fuTly CONVINCED Gc It's 9nire superiority 10 any
confidently recommend Il to both families nnd wasnin
hthnsna. ROBERT ROGERS lS Lauis'9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
DETTZ, BROTHER & co.

AND No. b2 FuIToH-sTRgET, RRooKLYN.
sna n7sntoTs ond sole nenuiac!ua ofthe genuine arc
aHp. Also, mann:lctaers ana tene3 N improved Cam
phsrc Emps Solar Lamps, GElni0es. Hail Lamns 0Ed Lam
terms i.ei sGl: Sates. Chmies and Lamp Gs,sc OF
all s:nd3 Lamp Wick, Pure OH. Camphcne and b.fT
in. Fluid. nj ofwa. offered nj wholesale end rs's q
low pnces for cash. sepe
: SrOttv3NtliI L cos MaEuiActofy o Cut ana PLAIN
e9 GLASS OF every deecSb0n ons. An' nnd Camphi's
Lamps warranted ,srD oi Gircntoes. Candelabrns
Brakets Chanecrs i one IA Twelve eh,l, tinl Lnmps
and Ir;srns Of every pa.te French China Lamps altered
repaired und rensed equal rew We call tbs attention Of
country merchants and Others y call and satisfy Themselves in
regard To prices md quality OF articles.
Constantly hand cempste assortment Of a ne above
Glars made ana ct 10 orer Al articles matched to every
pattern Factory No. - Gold street. Il. Y. Wkoesae Ird
sula sTns !. SJOuVENEL. l. co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
SCHOOLS
FASHIONABLE DANCING.
MONS. GABRIEL DE kOKP g:s.,i..1., - +

: MONS. G GABRIEL DE kOKP5 ~ Gc;cois,nen = Of
New YORK and vicinity thai he ha. arrived i3I Ie ~:
1ss OF giving instruction the principal ia,aioh9fs
prevailing in the highest circles OF European aa'
society. S.-.,,1. md New
-. ,rhe-a m, yle me, the admiration o. e puo
c md the marked approval Of the fashionable eo1pn
,ans oibery Mons proposes teach that vel! known
anes Poi K I-,be new uaGil with Ens! nisc-
the Va-e de Denx Pe,-,he Muzourkn-new Coii0os-he"
YGn. K .s1i be as.iyted By MADAME kORPONAI rs
Nnscnn The instruction vii be given II TIE freoch' 1e'-
RooIn, ar engaged Il 25 Park Placesc;ly prTae coo.
,,S nirv-fcr the accommodation Of Laes and Gete,ea
TIE Polka and the rev Quainlcs, nt present danced u
The fn,bcnabe circles Of London nsd Pa! can be anshi 10
Az or tweive lessons except tie Mnzourkn Al otae' IL
For i,taef particulars, inquire Of oN KoRPoNAY, a;
TrsSs:Lln.s i.ons from &c 70 L. 4. lie te l. end
To- p VI. aud frun 20 n the eTeninE,
PIRATE Lsscnsx lessons, s. twelve lessons, sE' quar-
ter SO -. 1.;,.,. ..,d
.,,,c, Al In.e' lr i,c .o1'' "'' " - nj
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. NOVEMBER

Rnrk Jane E Williams Parker, Key West, w w Pratt,
Rings General Marion Hnd,, Wiln:nEton NC. Nesmith &
Walsh; Lucy Ann, Snow Mobile, j Elwe! & Co..
Schr Milcent, Coie Baltimore. johnson & Lowden.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

DY ORDER of Thomas G. Cht,enden. First Judge Of as
D County Court, o the County of jefferson. notice hessJ
given ta attachment hi, rsue, AGAINST the estate OF NAB
WIN CHAPLIN dent debtor. on Glc proof mate.s
tho sad First Judge pursuant the directions OF the Sa2
concerning Attachment, against abscondnS, conce1e ~,
n-rteIit debtors and TINT the same VIII be sold loi rs
pavrent of his debts unless he c said Marvin Chapn appear
and discharge such attachment according TO law "hn ns
months tro the St publication of TIN: notice. and that nt
payment any debts due hm by residents oi ms State t
The delivery him for his use OF any prope' w.aa IN
hAn- aie ''o'N''' " ' J. .MUlIIN,
r,Las I,wan Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
DAGUERREOTYPES.

I,yIRSr PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.-
Z DAourRRIAS GALLERY OF PATrST PREMIUM CoL9RED
York, swnned the Medal, four FIRST Prefuls md tro
hs s and EfGGHs 81 ts @
most beautiful coored Pictures and best Apparatus ever
The Tribune of this morning contains the following inco
,emeRl reference TO the awards OF the American H.
The irs premium for the best specimen Of DaSpeueotype
iksnesses awarded ia Mes,, Anthony. Edwards, CO..
.To Messrs Anthony, Edwuras & Co.; to Pumbe: and to
Mr. Brady e;;ch DIPLOMA ist superior specimens Of d.
The Institute did not decide hose the best but to
sene {nd pG@ Se 10 o XII eSe compe nnis
,ot TO depes like om9unt-no, les than one hundred nor
Oct. Is. 1874. [oOl JOHN PLuSiBE. Jr.
N KY corner OF Btosdway and Futon entrance IN Fato
id door iTo e coFnsr-wh.re may be had miniatures which
been hersIofs Mr. g. doe. not claim supeor,y @ nom o
slss3, public Who well ,ange are invited &c caia
the GALLERY before going elsewhere. whc;he. thsy intend Sit
Ikeaesses IN a warranted TO give satisfaction. AMI
claim supsrony beng led BY couoe.eai and practea
Taken N I'll &eathsrs rrom N To- 81. lnsiIrc
aSa: sls fGlstHllT i%s given "a the art NIB BRADY.
ATET p ppAGqIFEkKIAY ST AkSY 52SAs rs
peci;y cs The attention OF citizens and strangers visiting
tie city, to hs splendid collection OF Dagueueolype Portraits
aG and @ &c Of on s s
passed Portraits taken al kinds OF weather. either
without the cclorS the pce o watch ne has reduced thcae
charged by the most inexperienced in :he business
TIE Amencan Institute rs a.e exhibition awarded M.
White Fist Premium he best DaguerTeoype Likeness.
fr and genesal elect which but enotner proof
10 the superion.y OF kS Portraits
Mr. White sole agent il New York fof the vsy superior
imported German CSaeEfs sEt al no ether Establishment
n. B.-lmeofted German Careias, also French and Auer
instruments of the very best qualify with P,.s,. Casss
Chemicals Polishing materials. SC
Mr. Hhies CAse MassfactcT being the lse-t aud
OFFENSIVE IN The United States be ensbe from the qualify
be manufacturer TO sell Dasuerreo.ypc Miniature Gases, 70
cent lower than oter house in The Unicn SIS
TITHoLESAIE RETAIL STATIONERY
w WAREHOUSE n Maiden I41Hs-Acccunt Books
Memorandum and Pass Books Steel Pens, Qriiis. Wax. Wa
fers, nksiaEds CcpyilS Papers Manifold Letter writers by
which The letter written and copied the tine Gro
ton Inks, Black Copying Red and Corss Letter cHd Ccp
Fs,srs. &c. S-c- &c, &c.
ers 10 their establishment fer the manufacture and ssc of
count Books and Stationery Having ~ extensive Bindery
and facilities unsurpassed for manufacturing articles IN their
Inc OF business they enabled sell ul The loves, possible
Merchants Public Offices and all who REQUIRE their Books
ruled pattern be supplied short notice with superior
style of Accoun. Books which for suaty of paper elegance
and durability OF Binding caIino' be surpassed.
Foreign ard County Oste-s the most f,ah,e
terms. FRANCES < LOCTREL,
Manufacturing Stationers, Y Maiden Lane,
n Ell between w litam and Gold streets.
T ANCAsHRE shEETlNGS.5so bale, for sale By
IL o@ ADAMS. TIFFANY & co. Is PIne &.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
TO BE LET.

- sTOIES TO LET IN THE PARlSlAN b
- ZAAR.-The House and Store No. 4iS Broadwn
GiilJ near Grnnd street, New YORK. , ,,,,-.,,-
FOR THE DISPOSAL OF STAPLE AND FANCf
GOODS.
The Countess and Chs Cases will be Let separnely q Ike
tnil Stores for the sale of te following good, VIZ:
Fancy Dry Gods, Silks, Inces, iinps, SIX and WorSted
Ms;enal, Millinery. Laic, Head and other 9rngmea; tn,-
Lamp. md Chandeer, Fine Cutlery Rich China and Gnss &
Books Canes Umbrellas md Paraso. Perqgery Ladies s md
t;entlemen Furnishing Articles ats and Gaps, adies Shoe
Store Toy S,prs, Ribbon Store Ready Made Linen Ssorc,
Thread and Needle S;ore. Pictures, unG rc goods o. cyey
DESCRIPTION and for the accommodTon o; fashionable NIL
nery Dress Makers Miniature and Portrait PGinteFs
The Stores Will be very reduced prices For further
particulars, apply on The premises. Ok
TO LET-.ruo Rooms. the Sd and tth stsnes Of
"a No Spruce areet. Possession given immediately
Esa and rent low TO tny who may wish to become
tenant The sn'nbe Tor almost any lnd
Of mechanics. business Inquire at The Tribune Gthee 03 nc
A DESIRARLE CDtTAGE RESIDENCE TO
[SA iET-Oa the slh hyenrc and 5st street. containing
s Is Rooms ard Closets and pantes. finished 10 modern
syle with marble raantes. folding coos and every reoue
10, centee family the windows open upon The pnzs anc
with green Venetian blinds Attached are carnEe house ano
GARDEN The healthy and pleasant nc hncxel.
stages continue their line the St Avenue past me
Cottage Aso the Merhattanye stages leave the Cy han
every hour during the day. The rent low to go1d
Apply on the premises, or TO MOTIF & BROTHEhS, Inn
poers Of Watches &C. Nassau st. Posseslon given on me
first Of November. o.o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
Sailed.
Disasters,

Ships Orpheu, Valparaiso; Florence Apaachieola baks
Ring Mobile: Rio, Nassau and ST Maa; bugs Exact, So.
vunnah; Alberine. Guayamn. PR, and ohe:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

ORlH BRGOKS-l. the unde;signed. happy N
IL form the public particularly the :posmen and ,hnse who
are desous of nvepg with than ordinary
elegance speed and with Infinitely less paJslce eIcIHn
that an fully convinced thni Brooks; Elastic Metallic sham
Rood decided improvement and thing OF the
kind before introduced and that tends materially TO
c.ease the facilities 10. running walking. Ss have, these
few yenys past walked many th ssand miles, and
hundre1s, but mast thai never experienced so le
fatigue treadEg the distances and al the speed did
yesterday in summing miles and Guaer the Beacon
Course which satisfied considerable extent, A.iri-
buisble to the admirably constructed Elastic Metallic Shank
Boot manufactured La Mr L0RlN BROOKS No. i3s Full
sosJ. which had tie good fortune TO coming in
cnnQerOv. BE the sratihccnOn my mind what il may
the sst mss, acknowledge ha! much indebted 70
Nj, Brooks and Elastic Metallic Shanks for which offer
him many thanks and recommend them all with hearty
good viii. II. STANNARD. Sl6 6m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
BOOK-kEEPiNG. &c.

~ C. MARSH, AccountanL respectfully announces tnat
u his Counting Rooms No. S. Cedsr sset. continue open
rom "A. NJ. TO P Nj. ~
In the study OF Book seep!n. II taEgh by Mr. aDh,
Of pcrtnershp books embracing all the deren. business
,ransacton, good mercantile house ne becomes hm'iiar
with 1.-The books constituting the SET with ali the documents
roatn the bouks al baabcss bulance sheer accounts
curreD and with various mercantile caicuauons In interest,"
dtscnu u, equation oil payments exchunge. &C ~
In Of Instruction. person OF sood capacity WI
become competent Book-keepeT and will receive certIi
cnte TO thnt effect. No taught IN ciss7.
MERCANTILE WRITING "A th1TouGh courss ot pro
rresdve lessons which will fail 10 efecilne veiraoie m
at tas t0OTs ,., ..L
Prospecses with terrs. hours &c. nay be obtained atth
'o0''' ''-' A'1 {. G MARsUs WORKS. -
The Science OF Double Entry Bookkeeping simphhed,
utb edition. a19 pazes octavo: Price ST. q. Ia.
The An fnse Entry Book Keeping improved 90 eouon'
lSJ pages octave; price IS cent?.
For sale ct the bookstores, and - the rooms,
Mr. Mar,h ute his opening. cos!ng, or writing
up pbook,: 80 Cedar street, up stairi. SOY
JONES'S COMNERCIAL ACADEMY,
or INTTIATORY COUNTING ROOM,
2S7 BROADWAY, CORNER or MURRAY-sTREST
THE OBJECT of this Institution is 70 Hpnrt thorough
ca! hTthns,ic and qualify etemen for the practical duties
OF the desk. Pnvate Instruction glrsn required Rooms
IT Hionrbers Of the Mercantile Library Association
quesied to apply the Lbranun al Clinton ball w;o will
ur tickets OF admission under the arrangement Hnde with
~ References may be had at the Academy to Beokkesp-
e Merchants and Clerks who have been students dung the
G For sale Joncss Principles and Practice of Boekkeep
ing 8vo 2 Th work adopted in tn, hrs Academic In
s,iiuons in this country. II also reprbshed In England.
and ertenslyely introduced there. ol 2rnr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

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