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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

NTIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
v Law and Chancery for Berkeley County; Jan
uary Rules, l845,
Benjamin Lockhsrt phG
against
John Little and Remington b. Kownslar dts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, John Little, not having entered
his appearance and given security. according to
the act of assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing. by satisfactory evidence that he is out
of this Commonwealth: it is ordered, that the said
defendant do enter his appearance 20 this suit on
he first day of the next term, answer the bill OF
the plaintiff, and give security for performing the
decree and that a copy of this order be forthwith
published in any newspaper within this county,
and continued for two months successfully, and
another COPY thereof posted at the front door of
the Court House Of the said county.
Copy.-Teste,
JOHN SrROTIlER, C.
January Is iS45.-2m
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SI0rerseed VEasnfed.

VENHE subscribers will give goods, money, or
H. credit on accounts, for any quantity Of prime
Coyerseed if delivered Immediately.
Jan . LIKENS & CAMPBELL.
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Tobacco g. ,$egGrs.

a SUPERIOR assortment of the above arii-
"a cles Tobacco sold at from IL l-2 cts. TO so
cts. per pound very superior article ct 81 l+2
cts. both in taste and leaf Segars, of various
brands which viii be sold either at retail or by the
box. As | expect in few days TO receive large
additional supply 10 mspresenr assortment. shall
be prepared 10 satisfy the most particular, either
in price or flavor. ". DORSEY,
Dec. Druggist.
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FLOUR.

n HAVE just received fresh supply of Flour
n which will be sold cheap for cash
WIN. KROESEN.
r. r. Denot Jan. 9
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Personal Property

on Monday. the ION day Of February merit, all the
Personal Property
Of ssd deceased consisting of the following, TO wit:
One fine new Carrisge and Harness;
One new two-borse Sleigh; Two Wheelbarrows
One Cart and Geafs--nearly new;
One Water. Car and Barrel;
One arst-ra,e Riding Horse;
One new Saddle, Bride and Martingeie;
Two Mich Cows;
ose Patent Lever Gold Watch, Chain and Seal /;
Two Eight. Day Clocks;
One Mahogany Sideboard
One large Mahogany Centre Teble;
One Secretary; one Desk;
Feather Beds and Bedding;
Mattresses; Bedsteads; Wash Stands;
Toilet Tables; Breakfast and Dining Tables;
One Settee; Chairs;
Two large Psrlor Looking Glasses; Toilet do;
One Corner Cupboard; one Tin Safe;
One Map Of the United States;
One large Map Of Virginia;
One Hat Rack one frst-rate Shot Gun;
Oae nav set Of Hind Gears with Breast Chains
and Traces;
Eight Halter Chains with Collars;
Two dozen Leather HaIteni
Two fine large Parlor Stoves
Andfons, Tenders, Shovels and longs;
Silver Plated and Brass Cand lestieks;
One splendid silver plated Coffee rot and Stand;
Two Cut Glass Bowls; do. Celery do;
Two Glass Stands; Decsnters;
Fine Cut Glass Tumblers; Pitchers. Dishes, &c.
One large Copper Kettle; one Iron do;
400 bushels Corn and Oats;
About 2 600 feet ! inch seasoned Pine Plank;
About 5 900 sbioglea, hrsi quality;
Iron hoped BbIs., Halt Bbls. and Hogsbesds;
FIosr Bbls; also great many valuable Books,
and many articles Of Hausebo1 and Kitchen Fur.
niiure too led ious to enumerate.
Terms of Sale For oil sums under SIS, cash I;
ever IS and under $40 six month"; credit; for all
sums $40 and under 500, nine months cred
it, and all sums over $780, twelve months credit
Bond and approved security in all cases, before the
property is removed.
WASHINGTON KRCESEN,
Jan % I8i4-3w Admr
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ego .FcreS.

The Improvements good Dwelling House,
Barn. Dairy, Smoke House and all other Out
Buildings, necessary for farm, with well of ne
YER failing water near the house, with pump in
il. This farm is not surpassed by any in the Coun-
~ for its fertility and advantages, and is vol
known for its certainty Of productions. We deem
it unnecessary to give any further description of
this valuable farm, any one from distance
wishing to purchase wilI, FIRST view the premises.
ALSO. at the same time and place, the House
and Lot in Hedgesville, now in the occupancy of
F. Nadenbousch, ESQ. situated on ST. Mary's
street, containing Sc 2-l0 poles.
ANY of the above named Farms, or the House
and Lot. can be purchased at private sale, before
the days of sale by applying to either of the sub.
scrbers, or to H. Hedges, Esq, Hedsesville -
Possession will be given on the LIST day of April
l845.
The terms will be made known on the day of
sale.
HENRY ], SEIBERT,
JOHN w. HEDGES.
Jan 2 1856. Trustees.
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AugNr! SWg0r!!

DRYARLY & Co have just received fine
I'D lot of new crop ~ o. Sugar, which they will
sell very low. Jan. 70
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p ST. am authorized by the parties concerned
in the sale advertised above, to offer the same al
private sale. will therefore receive propositions
until the day Of sale. NJ b.
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Oysters.

q RECEIVE daily fresh Oysters which will be
q sold cheap BY the can. ., By thu quart or pint.
Nov 81. GRO, RAENHAt.
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az OGEREES.

R-EW ORLEANS and Suearhouse Molasses,
~ Loaf and Lump Sugar, Brown Sugar, VI
so, French Brandy, jim, Rum. Whiskey and my
own make Of Wine, made of the pure grape.
Jap,2 GEO, RAENHAL.
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q ohnscn &. -.

a FINE article 81 FpAaeees also .s-r~ az
x a. soitmegs 81 Ssgs's 81 yafia'ss ksas md guai-
a,ss. 8isa, Rspeee. Msccnah s Congress, sd
Scotch Sapts hy The pound sad - bottles just
received md Or ssle ~
Nav Is WI tx. HEsLETiNg & co.
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Ladies' Dress Seeds.

k.atEies' Eress Goods.
VA have inst received large stock OF La
Wv dies Dress Goods, VIZ.
Bl'k Gros &c Swi.sJ
hlue-b'k do;
Plaid md Striped dos
Super Moeselin do Lame,
French do; Z
Rep. Cashmere de Corsoi
Plain do. dol
Plaid Bohemisn.;
Plaid Alpaca,
Chspgeable do Plain doc
Carlson Gnshnms
With fine assortment OF Prints from o. TO llt
cts. per yd to all of which we respectfully invite
the attention of the Ladies, feeling assured that
can please The mosl fsstidious. ~
LIkENS e. CAMPBELL.
Oct. "a.
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Tobacco.

HOLD LEAF superior srtcl> of chewing
NJ robscco--for sale at NQUNG'S.
Jan. rs
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90 .3c9-eS,

with Saw Mill upon it, chiefly clothed with fine
timber.
ALSO, at the same time and place, ono other
tract of land, situated in Berkeley County, on
Toolooses branch, on the side of the North
Mountain, adjoining the lands of Michael Seibert,
jones H. Robinson, Alexander Robinson and
Others, known as the said Hedges Mansion Farm,
in the occupancy of Samuel M. Hedges,
containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

S0fARPENIER'S COMPOUND FLUID TX.
~ rBACf or sARSAPA hILLA for p3rtsy-
TX ,he alo9d Aad removing all Diseases arisiux
itoea excess q merebrF and Is especially recon-
nrnded far fheumatism, paines ead ssclpg 81
the hnaes. tsttet pnaplss ia ihp laee and scaly
ernptions of tie skin sc for sais -
WI H. uEsbEllNE & Co
Nvvetnhet % psusrf.fs
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Comprising . large assortment. which tiisy a,eaa
To sell cheaper than ever before offered.
Mems fine Beaver Hats ct AZ.
Mems low ctuwned Hats st a., so.
Gents. Cloth from rs cts. fosi
Glazed Cops fror, so 70 81 10 cite.
And number of other article. too ieiluus
mention, a, l. &L. ASH'S Chesp Store.
Nearly opposite Boak's Hotel, Martusbnrg.va
Nov. II, Is4t
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E0ncu .Rrs5cEeS.

SUCH as TOYS, Dolls, wax and kidd) with a
~ long list Of Fancy Goods--al Of which viii be
sold low, and to which the attention of the public
is isvited.
oei. y ". DORSEY.
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SeTND Hes.
Notice.
ESOSin ,$O0D.

a CASES Colgate's No. Rosin Sosp, for sale
40 at J. M. YOUNG'S.
Jan. l6
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(hagrcia EEfYYMlOMsy.

a DOZ Church Harmony, ooh and 2ls, Ed-
Il tons, with Appendix. Just received and for
sale by VIM II. BESLETlNE & co.
Dec. 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

Acid Mnria,ic
Nitric
| Medic-pure
| Oxalic
Sulphuric
| Tsrtaric-Pu!v.
Ether Nitric
Vitriol
Alcohol, Ammon. Carb
Arrow Root
Arsenic, white--pulv.
Balsam Copasia
Capsules
Bark--bes, Lima
| Slippery Elm
Fine
4
Berries Cubebs
Black Lead
Backing Paste
Borax-resned
Burgundy Pitch
Birthstone, Roll
Brushes, Paint--full es-
soItaent
Calomel, English
American
Cemphcr, refined
Carageen or Irish Moss
CASTLE Soap
Chalk, all kinds
Cologne Water, assort'd
Confectionery Go
Copperas, Creosole
Corrosive Sublimate
Court Plaster, black
Cream Tartar
Emery corn. Emery flour
Extract Colocynth Comp
Eleeteiium
Julap
Monesia
Lead
Rathania
Flake White
Flor. Benzoine
Chamomile
Sulphur
Florida Water
Fol. SIENNA, Alexandria
IRA, Uria
Frostings, assorted
Gall Aleppo. Give
Gold Leaf
Gum Aloes Socotrine
Ammoniac
Arabic, Turkey
Assafntida
BenzoiDe
Gambose
Guiacum
Myrrh
Opium
Scammony
Shellac
Irsgacenth
Hive Syrup
Hydriodste OF Potash
Indigo, Spanish
Ink Powder, black
Durahle
Isinglass. Russian sheet
judkin's Ointment
Jujube Paste
Lamp Black
Lint Patent, Lip Salve
Liquor Ammonia / ortis
Liquorice Ball
Logwood, ground
Lucifer matches. Maddei
Msgnesis, all kinds
Morphine, Acetate ano
Sulphate
Musk, Mustard
Nutmegs, Ochre
Oil Aniseed
: Cassia
Castor, by the gall.
Cloves. Oil Croton
Cubebs, do Lemon
Linssed, do Salad
: Rose (Otto of Rose
Z SassafIas
Seneca
Spermaeeti-- winter
strained
{ Turpen,ine
Norwood
Ocre, Yellow
Paper, Send
Pepper, Black
: Cayenne, American
: African
Percussion Caps
Pink Root
Plaster, Adhesive
: Cantharides. Roll
Leerl's Rheumatic
: Mercurial, strong
w. II,
November %, 1914.
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HID AIslNS-Fresh-just received and for sale
Ee by w. DORSEY.
Jau l6
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SALE.

yuyHE undeIsigued will sell a, public auction, at
the late residence OF William Kroesen, decd,
on uondav. the 10th day of February merit, all the
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1,-.e---,.,-r,r, E,pr - Toxv.SnA Pathetic

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TowANDA, Pa--lnteiii-
gence JUS, been received Of destructive Are IN io
anGa, Pa, Monday as: hch destroyed several VsuA-
ble buildings the northwest Of the pubic elaae
The fire broke ont In the Eagle Hotel which was entirely
consumed together with all the buildings on me o' a
sou:s the value OF about $4,000 The ~hoe 'ia-re
west Of Main-street, and between Poplar eu Sate
one heap OF ruins The buildings were mostly frame and
the larger portion OF the property Seonsed u the az
BANK. MessTs. C. L. Ward and j. Eiiois uso suffered
severely.
Mtssor,p, ayn Iowa. bill has passed the Le-
islarc authorizing the Governor 10 agree with The Gov
crnor Of Iowa refer the disputed boundary line between
this state and the Territory 10 the arbitration OF the ST.
prerne Court the United States and 5ZoOo nave been
auproprated for the employment OF counsel. We
have reason believe that this mode Of settlement viii be
satisfactory 20 the .he Territory and
queu;y the q.o Vsras0 will be brought 10 conclusion
st. Louis Organ.
GaEAr CoxrLAcR4rIoy.-A Tremendous FIRE has
been raging among the mountains up the Susaueha2na
Saturday. carrying al before il. Il is about hFe
miles the Cumberland and Perry side OF the ITef
aud has already destroyed immense amount Oh Colu
wood prepared for tle furnaces and Young timber
said 10 have originated in coal pit The BroSo iaou noun
tain in the upper end Of the county Is also o.;
much damage. 1t the South mountain in cum
and Perry.
f45- DANIEL BoixEsT, Esq. formerly agent oil tne
old line Of Sew-York packet ships died al On
me pom nj. nj anoiexy leaving large family The flags
Of the Shipping port displayed al nan mast e o
after his death rs memorial OF the respect IN winch he
was held. ..;,l
II II Callaghan Of the New Orleans Crescent BY which
he agrees TO pat up wires for the use Of MorSe Iee
raph between Mobile and Sew-Orleans and thus ne VIII
he rbe 10 anticipate the by the mail some twenty
four hours. designs extend branch Telegraph
10 the I.aize, to repor, the shipping news.
GArg ON THE RTvER-Last night was very Sc
we're one for all kinds of craft upon the river Mr. OStram
the o: the Rochester informs us that al no time within
his experience plot has he been in such severe
storm upon the Hudson. The wind blew a hurricane,
dashng the water decks Of the r. congealng it
ice so luteuse the cold The Empire met with an
accident by staving In her bow and brought to AZ
Catsk where she still lying when the South Amerl-
ca came by this morning. Albany Atlas, WEDNESDAY
ny TuE TRIAL OF NICHOLAS GORDON, charged
with the murder Of Amasa Spragne commenced In Provl-
Ience on Monday Margaret Gordon sister of the pfso-
ner present and by his side In the Court ROOM she
was in deep mourning and looks the very image Of grief
The fon William Sprague brother Of the murdered man.
was also present.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH

~ The subscribers having purchased OF NessrS j. w x
X. letvit their entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
prepared sell the lots 10 suit purchasers at
GREAT BARGAINS for, ash City Acceplnces. the
old stand Of j. ". Y r LEAN1'rS, No. 66 PesEstret
Purchasers for ash VIII mud II 10 heir advantage 10
said stock before purchN.g, .rat Inducements will be
held forth the sIe OF prices order close before te
This large ard splendid part OF the follow.
ing enumerated articles. VIZ
French aud Scotch Printed Muslins,
Lawns and Jacouets,
Scotch and English GinClAms.
Nous De LANES aud other STYLES of Dress Goods.
ALSO,
Brown Linen Drills Wh.,r do Fancy do.
Plain Bro. Linens Grass Cloths
Blue Drills and Cutonates with general assortment OF
other pautAoon SUITS.
C,mbrics aud Jacouris PLAID and figured Null AiusnS
Swiss do PLAIN aud figured Book Nluslins Tare,on do
Cambria aud FGTniture DnllS, together with large as
'or'men' Of LACEs aud E p ~
Linen Shir,iugs aud Shte,iucs Pillow Case Linens
Lour Lawns. Birdseye Diapers. Damask do
Linen Table Cloths aud NapkIrs,
Linen Caulbric Udkts
English French aud American Prints,
turu;G5y ChiniI do.
English French and A%sFeaa Bo9a1 Cloths. c...;...
kentucky Jeans Satueis; L ga Ves'ns' &c
silk and Cotton Velye;s, Beaveteeus
Cotton flag NGkfs, Poncee and silk iiag do m
Cravats and Gloves with eS,es''e ssoE'meHto 'osr>
Paidincs Canvass. Flannrls,
Brown aud BIeached Shirtnss and Sheetnss, sc. &c.
All OF which will hv Offered such prices cannot fail 20
give satisfaction close buyers.
az SwiS COOKE, ANTHONY Il MAH0Nl.
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~ To Sportsmen,.etc- etc-The writer offers an
opportunity rarely with interest Of the
most periec, aud extensive Stock F.rms,Ia,e County
u,oa for beauty scenery abundance and FISH ard
delightfully."- healthy climate lii well ;imberrj and
ed There also abundance Of roweoerirs derl-
be occupations and residence for invalid.
The soil Is Of the riches; ,she farm Feidy stocked "t,
sheep; horses for breeding sc But Improvement IN
rapid progress for keeping least thousand sheep and
Other stock in proportion The annual expense fhevpng
suuals so lows the profits arr-breeeiHs Civ
ing over one dollar and hal: each olrlr profit
The above oiFers favorable opportunity Easlshnan
or Scochman who is med stock particularly sheer
The 10 x Abs.at from the place art
the yer seeks AGREEABLE companion Ia the
above interests Should this the eye Of such who has
as,e for field sports and rural pursuits he may eara further
particulars By Addressing pos; raid. W : Beverley Hale,
Expr.s of5ee No s. Wal Nevle ERIK a. 5deodztW
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ARRIVED.

Brig Wm Nel.on Robinson. 10 d I'm Por;-au Prince
coffee. 10 Shedding Ferris. Left l ship Nlndaa, Cap
tain Chauncey and officers and all well; brss Repub-
lie, Wilson, hence IN days; Gage. Pennington, OF and or
Boston, day. Souther, Rayns. DO DO 10 days; schrs
Bett-n Travers, Of and for Baltimore for WORK An
Apr Star, Webster and Boston, sailed 18th March
for Maragainc.
Brig Lucy Ann Cof Thomas;cr.) Snow. 10 days from
Orleans. sugar and molasses, 10 Roberts Williams
Erig Dmon, Robinson, Charleston, cotton, rice &c 10
Durham & Dimon.
schr Gilbert Hatfield Powell. o. days from Maracabo
fustlc, logwood &c. 20 McCready. Left bark Cora
OF and for rhlsd; briss Emma, Waite. dscg Rich
artson OF NYorS, unc.
schr Fulton smith, day. from Baltimore, corn, 20 New
man n Hopkins.
schr Zone, Browel, from Boston, mdse TO master.
Schr Reson, from Boston, Indse. 10 order.
Schr Mary Jane, %ile;s Suffolk shingles, 10 Bannen
Schr Zenith, Patrick, Washington, Nc, conn., 20 Sarks
w Lewis.
Schr Uncas, Allen Philadelphia, mise.
sch Margaret, Woeam from Petersburg, cotton, 20 }
Huuter
Schr Volan, Virginia.
Schr Julia Nancy StcAg ScS5ern, NC, naval stores
TO c Blackburn.
Schr Tiger Moore, Philadelphia coal
E5Schr America. Scull Philadelphia, coal.
-ISchr Damascus Springer, Virginia.
Sloop Vienna, Smith philadelphia, coal.
Steamboat John Marshall, Philadelphia.
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rI,ur NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE StHOOL
is .i;laird New sEishOn S;A;sn Island nss Tom
,;c.,ion nv steanboa;s The building occupied The spa
ard Elegant chae4u erected b. the Brothers Joseph a.
90 of co., The School facilities and adj
over any the locotoE elevated retired a1d
Lssirhy The prospect b land sad WATER unrTvsed fall
-, 81 reaches Is entoyed for the various DEPARTMENTS sad
r1rgh courses ase impaired IN Mathematics and general
rnslish IN The Latin G.e-k Freaeh snd >fIsh Languages
80 - AIaS,c ard Dancing Eszciuc and DrsvnE
- I'D itsf,n md furnished oaly wen oteEe! By pareats
70 rsscb.rx I'll reside the IL. 1st all SPEAK reach
X, S1g,cs Will De spoken the meals Courses Of
will b impaired The Natural >ce7ees By familiar
..n-s iIl,<rt.r.c complete philosophical afafatp4
md full Information may - obiaEst N -7Snu ~
nv lrtrr - s. 4 BtGELQW east corner Of 5roeIwa5 sid
-, .ntr.nss 80 Fulton Letters % parcels l-i
- Dnr1r,, Office will b. forwarded eailT - ;hs school
- ~ lens. The commences gu May lst lSt'
Hsv T ., g. 81 GEO L L Z HOW. Principal.
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p1rRr 10 ROOM IN TILE l5rH WARD

PUBIC ROOM n THE l5TH WAND.
THE ASTOR SALOON, 1876 EiGHTH-ST. AND G
ASTOR PLACE, three doors East Of Broadway
u This elegant Saloon. upon the FIRST fioor)
nearly 100 length with convenient either
end ma, be bv thu day evening for al public
sions Also for public worship on the Slbbath.
Apply on the premises 10 JOHN II. BROWN X
BROTHERS 50 aud s. Broad street. or "a Broadway
~ This particularly we'll adapted iora Pubic
ST. Room 20 lstf
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SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
,FrE NICHOLSON Il WRIGHT

SILK GO obs.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK. NICHOLSON II WRIGHT,
Nos 1879 Pearl and 80 Beaver streets New-York
would respectfully invite attention OF Merchants visiting
, city 20 their asormen, Of SIX and Fancg Goods com
DRESS GOODS,
Bargss and Bazornes printed Jaecnets and satin
stripe Musln, complies assortment OF Muslin de LANES
Of all styles and prices rich striped and embroidered
Tartan Muslin dresses Cameon Brocade and satin striped
Silks
Broche Cashmere Barge and fall of Cameleon
md Danask silk Shawls rich Damask Alpaca and Stradh
IA Shaws beautiful article together with black
and cold Muslin de Lame Shawls in great variety.
RIBBONS.
full assortment Of Bonnie, and Cap Ribbons of the newest
and richest styles complete assortment Of Tae,a aud sa
TN Ribbons Also full Of Millinery articles
LACES.
English and German Thread Lace. and Edeings fsd Cap
Laces large assortment trimming Laces and Lace EdsnSs
GLOVES,
Consisting Of Kid the best manufacture BLK and col SILK
Egyptian Filr Gloves with large assotmsni OF Fahcy
eec, assortment of Fancy Hjkfs Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Ponsee and Spalfed Hks together with great variety OF
which will br Offered al the iOweSi market prices
.frsf
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ZONES 81 HALLS cHAHGEAbi.iiLo s.s.,or. be changed
ms at s Va. o. o ~. Of one 20 neither
SO As % maze s otter psr.on has any knowledge 0ha'-
ever OF the o. ,a respectfully inform me public thas
Tire sossss NJ hi, psy:nsr wul. HAD Of Boston, Mas,
be sf ha b % In he lTs Se to only S By
IS row o"se - s.rr.ent IN the city Of Newark
H. o. BY IBIS advertisement he would notify all per-
. @ ro's aa R the an. 1aS TO ss the sas
oes a. r7,c tess price, according 20 tie size thsn
a.. be bur in Untted states And he would isIse
!. ie mai hs lock mas never ben picked nor opened h
80 the true key that locked H. will be seen by the n-ny
raj. that il has grdergoIe al different trlss WIZ ~
I'D o: $500 to airy person who world open u any III
no one has snecessfal and II Is
INSTANCES not c &c, Of oscer while IN rse % :,
). IN grsa. annoyance 10 many who have use' 'eA
different construction 100000. prI1-
Also mis- Patent Pad Locks for RaiIr01' p - GER
OF !. Pxuresses ant Custom Hoases when s,e ,oSrs
.r.y adoated AMI give fa satisfaction. Ss.yt J..
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1ILEARg REQUESTED % ealI .Le .tlsn.ioa Of ?

WI. ARE REQUESTED call the attention Of prisons
W the City aud vicinity 70 the sale BY snet 90 m
18th the Merchants Exchange, of the VsInaoIs
Estate belonging the Corporation lying on The shore %
East Rire between Williamsburg and Astoria that 20
East Rr,r ben laid parcels suitable ier
CouEtYy esidercea and for b-aniy Of situation are
y any ciiruou, 10 hs Ctr The pr,is5 yins gu e MO
turnpike road sad adjoining The seoSe . IN hgh
,ts cu,ystiop and there .rr several buildings 90 m
Mr.. q The g,9Ps err Reeora Park sixty
PER cent Of the parchal. mzy w -, mr. CENT
gzs for I've yrars with interest at tle ~ AZ III.
LnIi N,rrante- derjs Of the property VIII % sI,
c,TyEI Igoy-3o TON, :. Dannznors Bar lron' 4 very
- ,upsrto- artisie for Steel for ale oy an w., :,
us IOgEPH TUCKEEMAS, O. "est-''-
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az swis COOKE, ANTHONY Il MAH0NY

The attention Of gentlemen is inyiiea 10
the elegant extra light slack Castor Hats Tor Sprng
Az, summer furnished BY the subscriber. h-ss Hats made
Al The i.rs; ouNitv Of stock warranted retain he
color sh,p elasticity ard ush all we,erS and climates
hr the sylv {. minute description NOT considered Gece
country.
ali Imis AAIDON. Watstrrr;, cor. Nassau.