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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
CONCENTRATED

CONCENTRATED
SH f r. RY WINE BITTERS
THE Proprietor Of this Medicine offers to the public the ~
suit of an extensive practice and thorough
Of the laws which govern human system cannot be denied
those who have acquainted h the singular virtues
OF these that they posses remnence all other.
now 10 use for the diseases which they profess
sa well known fact that diseases arise from de-
cf the Stoma n and Bowels in youthful adult and
declining ,lfe. =.
A tonb Of roast, and boiled, and flesh, and fish;
Where bile, and wind, and phlegm, and acid jar,
And all the man is intestine war;"
The extensive sympathes which exist between these and
every other Of the living body the foundation of
vous diseases Of all kinds Irregular Appetite languor drows
wandering pains headache, owness of sp &c and
these in heir Turn give birth dyspepsia paptation Of the
hea shortness Of BREATH jaundce piles uammaory
humor coughs and host Of diseases which embitter life
and poison all sources Of enjoyment
The distinguished character Of these Bte striking;
their operation being more or less powerful according
violence q the disease When used in appropriate quantity
by cosvensss OF slight bilious difficulty and the like where
nature needs assistance
they cl be scarcely felt On the contrary obstinate
excavations daily until the circulation fluid becomes purified
This accomplished, they the
out ood each receiving metu until
tion y restored to state Of health and vgor
Sold e wholesale and retail by A. b. X SANDS Agents.
No y Fulton street, 27s Broadway, II East Broadway
apis lms
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 BBLS. Salmon, No. /, 2 aud ,.
4OO 100 bbls. Blue Fish.
1900 bbls Nos Ia, and asks,sl 600 hafds DO Do Do
Ie0 do No. ] Mess 5hud.
50 half bbls No. ! Eaybroos ShAd
500 bbly Cod and Scale Fish.
600 do No. Gibd Hsrrixes
300 kegs Dutch do
5000 lbs Smoked SalmoR.
800 kitx Seused do
700 do Sounds and TongHss.
1000 Qts Cod Fish, suitable for xhPBex
coo sacks Aahtcr's SAILS
50 half and 50 quarters FackeU'
seo0 boxes Digby herring
100 quarter barrels Ssluaoz
CoY .ais il tors n sglf sIfensseys. hy
m26 I'm sec HEf.tsiT yEt.r.S m co 81 Csy IT
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
PROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL

HE greatest discovery in medical science that Of Nj NJ
Dcsomeaux, Of Paris He has entirely exploded the gene
ly received opinion Of the exsnce Of ncurable stey
extremely rss The invariabe and universal of ns
elixir Cordial in instance of producing that Of
alth which results in the wife becoming blessed mogner
yho for ysars pined in childss onelnss has fully
the a.s Of the PrecIesve Elixir CSIdial u infaable
rous train Of complaints arising from excess Illness
pudenss 10 great and invsrsbIe success s m ecom%ends
Wished sale Of more than ty thSussnd bottles and pack
which il held L. pleasant and agreeable the ta1e
Tbs il the only authorised ths county
Pricc 81 bottle.
For the conyenience Of those residing out Of the City ts
Tor transmission by mail with full direction Tor preparing
Prizes Of package s., making three bottles.
Dr. y. MELVEAU, boxli224, N. York city,
-. . - Once IL Ltbeuy n
NBLsdies ealing for ths "Exir" will be waited On by
lady Attendance, m Wsun
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Medical Aid,

~ night attending the duties Of his profson Strangers
others who may need professional private
v may the hest reatmena and eeo
ua cureshoud apply above DR. Gregory has lately
ients names, by publishing their cert6cass All mtsrvsws
trictly confidential. ap23 lm<rc
nK CAReENTGA is at home daily at No. Peck slip
- from A. M, until r. NJ, most seduousy devoted the
welfare Of his numerous PATIENTS DR. Carpeners old estab
private and confidential Separate Offices and entances Pa
cenate Of the New York Modest SocIety and has had
than thirty experience. Perfect in all
guaranteed. Charges reasonable. a246tsm
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CONGRESS- COLLAR,

nF sTfLE and d eIesanes q hnI.h an,sSsiilsd ,
wanting issued and Be found the
Depot 80 Chatham street. New York All orders should b.
sent 4. the earliest dase tbs rsstsm will il all probability
T.. NO second price, any consderatOn.
N B-We have also maru ctured large quantity Of those
nswstye flsat Shirt; which cannot be found in the city
"a ii0nlng them. ap4 Imsec
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The PRIVATE TREATISE.

A LITTLE VOLUME by DR.. RALPH, designed to enable
individuals undertake SUCCESSFULLY and privately the
crption O,eys5al that
the ignorant by that unprincpled class people who
the city, The authors rank graduate Of Edinburgh &c.; his
Mott Of thus city, 1 ph,ic Of Phadsphs and Others. and
the city, be considered sufficient ground confdsncs
the work To be had only 50 Greenwich Price S-
IL may be sens By post unbound. mh2l lm$ec
MADAME RESTELL
sTEnAI4E PHYSICIAN, Ofcc aad residence, l4s Green
wch strss COurtandt and Liberty streets where
,xcidsnt TO ne female finroc.
NoTIcx letters (post paidl addressed boz 1885, New
York. Boston OtEce. No. Essex
N. B-Medoue RESTELL would inform ladies residing
city whose health would nos admit Of taveli1G
that Ae woad devote her personal attendance them
Of she United States within reasonable distance
n no d&werc
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TOT 0Al1TL. n
sx<p A SMALL FAHM-Situated six miles from Mouz
xown near B..ksridge Jersey and within three and
acre Of Lend in high state and imerovenen
hndsome Two Story House and Kitchen. gond Barn. &c
apply Janes Bakley, avennsC and Second
Harrison Price, no. 20 Coentes Slip; to kobt barkley
All ne all lmseC
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JACKSON, STACY " SMITH,
MANuFAACTuRERs MA AND iMfORTERs Of Pen rocl @
and other descriptions of Sheffield Goods
jasl 3msm No. 16 PLATT STREET, Up Stairs
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JET AND HORN BUTTONS,
OF all szesBuglss, Beads; Hair Shawl and Breast Pins
Bracelets BenS 81, Gags, Hair Ornaments; &c.
EDWARb HEN, Importer,
nih20 tmsm l9 and 20 Liberty street,
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1hE. FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED
LET those now fish, that never fshed before ,
And those that always fished now hsh the more, r
FIHOUT TACKLE for the present season; also Tackle ioi
all seasons all kinds Of fishing, ~ great variety at hf
lowest caah price For sale, wholesale and retail, by
o"e ~ e' JOHN J. BROWN X CO.,
In 12f knInn
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maple all the different and price from -
to $50, according to the style and finish.
attention public especially called e the Patent
be examined before its qualities be knowp They cannot
about four year-hsye taken The premium ayer medal
Fair Of the American lnstitue and ooo have been sold
what better evid wanted Of the value Of the arcie Eve
hotel and boarding house in the United Sae: should have
Old dressed and renovated and Mattrase. made
good . new. SAMUEL 3. PARKER.
anoll lxnA-
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ssss + OK SALE Oh EXCHANGE, AT LOW PRICE.
excellent Farm Of 20O in WesichesteI county
- miles from this city, one mile from n depot at
shed large house fine fru splendid view. Of sound
landing Immediate possession Apply No 1856 East Broad
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FOR THE PILES :!
CONsI-MPTION % rHE LUNGS.

kEEYoU AFFLICTED WITH PlL ES?-Ig hen en-. VII IN
= ont seley Dr. Uphsm> Vegetable EeSu1jJ the -.
Remedy ever 0iftTe- public notice THIS really exceisn
oJ,c1 the result al thorough medical esucaton ara
",i.;s know ledge the disease Tor which Is 'e;cifieho
ed 's most yhGDt success 1eHas ts ADMINISTRATIONS
pagd the tnliowinE TcIn0rkghls cases:
Indy residing Nnr;okstFec Tas serousy sil"',so
with pics 50 geat her suteuus that 10 se ie oNn -
pressnn LIE was BURDEN for ica: ,Se-s sb- ma zen & a.
,,r,led mr. one of our eminent Pfysciaiis, "ol N
is.st har.6t Satisfied that cse i
nrsscrefl the Eacts!zry Two 5&s were used sN ilsh.7
AZ, Inc e1e nty rui.ed prescribe Tor another COM
nlyis mud th informed that silc "as pefieey ceu o.
- p e. T The ;fy 5rrs aud i.l eZTetenced 10 return s1ce
.i e TesiBc IN Greece st. called on nc
i've, tlot t h en affected with Pile 10: TslTs icciHi'
panied by pain IN the ste "a ailon oi iae icif d en- -,
ts,,rss a tr chest. and oppression sire was unaie 70
M doIy7 ,riihrt cJ:atIns the cad ard eest consIdera
resting horizontally produced is q, .u.,g .'l, ~ % =
te SIDE oalointon aud oppression cea,eG sue e re uoo
@ sr6SG bST made complete cure. to the .'TeEt ziara-
Sod IN tbs city by the Fe9T MY efetay @ edaclt5 =
p., n.;nsd IN Office pr1ftice Let ic tTet'iIt "a
No I5 guws-y. Medical 1drire ~ Te-
ai,nn In tbe above or eher eout9t &ft &c OF .,
% .~s t,ar IS- RtEs15f- that Inc EZcet1aTp :,
En JrfSrna RYedg. md not al eteTa EDt go
az, M b.. Bowerr doors above sens Itee nn,lfs
from A NJ. 10 3 2 H. - S''N~''
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A shadow seemed to Use
Il SIIIITs0T " NFI''' 70 -
From on: her Thoughts. and turn 10 drearneSs
An blissiul hopes and sunny memories.

All bllSsiul hopes and sunny memories
She was no longer invited tn visit VITA the
Young people of the neighborhood; and the envy
excited By her uncommon beauty showed itself IN
triumph over her bhgntsd d reputation. Her iaiher
thought it duty to reprove her for her sln, and
herslepmolhe5 said somc cutting words about The
disgrace her conduct had brought upon the iami-
". Bu: no kind Christian heart reminded her That
Weahness is not always crime, or strengthen her
wit tne assurance that one false step IN life might
be retrieved. Thus was the lily brokenin IT'S bud
ding beauty. and It's delicate petais ohgh;sd by
harsh WINDS.
Poor L;azY felt this depressing atmosphere OF
NEGLECT .nt scorn; but fortunately with les keen
ness t.en she ,rould have done, before brain was
stultifed and heart congcsied by shame ana sor-
row. She no longer showed much feeling about
ANYTHING, except the little blue bench marked " 4.
and E. Ever. moment that she could steal iToIn
household laEors, she would retire 10 her little
room. and seated on this bench. would read oFer
" .llism,s letters, and those o.her letters which
had cru he'd her loving heart. She would net al
low any person to remove The bench rom her
bedside. nr to place foot upon IT. To such m
animate objects does the poor human heart cling
in its desoiation.
Years passed away monotonously with Eliza
beth vesrs of loneliness and labor. Some youug
men. attracted by her beauty, and emooldened ny
Knowledge of her weakness approached her win
a familiarity which they intended for hattery. But
their profiicacy was too ihinly disguised to be
dangerous 10 nature ike hers. She turnea
colby from them ell, with feelings Of disgust ana
wearlness. lConeuded Tomorrow
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Tn q GREAT REMEDY
Aalma, Difficulty Of Breathing, Bieediag q tie
Lungs, C~agLs Caids Brgachitis IgRlSRs@,
.ShoriasSs ef Bredtt Pais and ileGkaess
in tie Chest or SIDE aud hiat most

Lungs, C.sngES, tdiGS- iJfIHCRt,i'' lii!.tHsf'
.Shoriaess ef Breath. Pais and 'Fe0&aess
in tie CaeSI Side. aud ifat most
terrific Of all diseaSes,
CONSUMPTION JF HE LUNGS.
sAR FOlGER'S OLOShONlAN. on AE.i~HEALING
RALSAM-ls yOEr rest broken hy ts uus aad trnuho
some Cough iasc yGu Pam ife sdc. accompanied
wrh SAortness of Breg and other Alarming symptoms
which cnd you 10 len: Tint yuu viii become the ycn oi
Com s1gpficg Here Remedy az hand. u vii check y9r
Cough relieve the PAIN CGd soreness yo@r chest. n rey
restore Won 10 health. are you sueru: :am 3Spmd lTy
ths wonderful remedy Regh the following cases n cGies
yhic, II ms performed svithu' q short time:
1rid HENDERSON, ~ lagh street, reduced very low
by tedious cugh uud bleeg at The lungs lie ma urea
yarns remedies without henst. nnc ms physicians i1d hnr;
doued The hope al doing him uny GOOD Although ne hld
necc fever ard night svea bottle nj THIS great remedy
restored him entirely Ia health
f;r9rrf r. Hat; rel eyc by two bottles ol tire losa-
oninn ALTHOUGH weak nj he time he commenced using u
ti.f he rnu,i walk lie c0usned incenny ms d'-
cnty of breathing such that he cout only wak icf
Strps nj tine and hs night swea,S were dnndn 10 TWO
weeks !rom al his using the medicine, no
walked ,vh en- down the Office and IN SIX weeks ne WIS
81 nr restored be able attend u his business aEni
Lq5Ga Esq 81 Pike street; w' rrr! "i iSfaRd ny h'
hnte Of Inc Casaonu lie had n.i ain down IN bed tor
mare than ten months. lie has never hai recurrence " "
disease. now ihnn i've months.
Airs Achhnd. - West street, was cured oi fStAin1 o
yenrs standing by half bottle aud declares 70 nc the 3e't
medicine m the world. She had used vHrOus oier reoe>
whou; the least benefit. -, -, 7, =,
This Remedy More tbl1 twenty years espatcc IN q; use
,s moved Il 10 e the wonderful remedy In the wotd for
he cc,Ie ,l th. above mentioned diseHSeS.
For sale Only at los NASSAU street, one hooi ABOVE fln
qr,H
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yfOARn.-TSyo parloe with hydpsx, adciring, .p,ahe
S r gentlemen with their ye OF tOGr single Eeniereo
can had upon mneiutc apphcs az No IS Chamber
eeS. Alo large back paror suitable Tor PROFESSIONAL
gentleman. 20 81
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THE TR IBU IN t.
From the Columbian Magazine for Februn
EhIIABETn WILSON.
RY l.. MARIA HiLp.

traE following story founded upon facts winch occurred
5ng the latter par; OF the eighteenth century The leading
cdcats still the OF many Of the nhabilanf, OF
Csester County, rennsyvania.l
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NJ Office TO CoNTR ACTQRS-EaG- @ 81 :, -nIr ,e
~ ms argiPfnposals wi be received II tie olce OF me
Morris Cannl uni THURSDAY. the 9TH OF February mex, o. m a s
Enlargement of the Morris Canal from Newark 10 the
ware River disint eighiy-nne tnIcs nc WIZ ~,
CONSIST principally Of excavation. to De in' TIL, III 49,. ,a
seventy five feet. Specifications can be haa AZ te 'iot
mi Office Jersey City the Collectors ptace neai al, @
n"d n; tao egh ocs al Newark and AFTER The th in,''
anu ~ ~ y ~ DANIEL. TYLER, President
Nicrris Canal Office. Jersey Cty. Jan u lse1 - wv
DES,r PENNSYLVANIA BOILER & FLUE IRON
y 100 tons Boiler l;Un No. 10 10
10 . Fiue Iron. l0tois
M snnero Quality for sale in lois I. suit pucla:s by
u ia5 g. SHERMAN, ATVY ATER * CO. 30 B'ohdst
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.sJt5E&5tzi

rs,HE NEyV-BRIGHTON COLLEGi hIE SCHgiOt:: !: 30 =,
situated a NsV-ir:shton StHfen Island, eight N -
No., York between which places there an houliF cohln
rIcnon hy Steumboas The buidng occupied Is he sp1coS
and ,e-n,lt chn;enu erected by the Brothers oSeph w
pense of so O1 The school possesses facilities AM
iegaS over every other the orGon elevated rc,re @@ @@
healthy the prospect br land and Eicr Is unn'ieu' - u
ros OF ,enchers IS employed tor ie StouS depl ients'
md th0rogh courses impaired N sntisWntcs % sue
mi English IN the n.in Greek, French and Sptn i-un-
gtiuces Extras AiEc and Dancing, tshc1R ui 'l -
ns German and alGR and furnished ony wti' o'e'e "
The ferrhe I'll .ae N The family and MI spe9k French
and tha, language 1yi be spoken AZ the meas CotI,s
insfrucilon Si b- mrnred The Natural clence py m
nar lectures illustrated bF complete Phlosophcai i,P
he terms commence ,hs first weeks of liay and Soyem,
ber pupils cin ms time, ant are charged ohH from
Crcuiars and fl Information moy ea Obtained IN person %
by leic; 10 E. A. BIGElOW East corner ct broadway onu
nItonstreet entrance l6 Ful1n-sree Letefs ei Eei,
free rfcSpeGss. ttp' l.. LIZ i'o''' iii''i
The following /, tine report Of Committee OF examination
Il, the close OF the last tenn:
10 GeCrce J.. Le ROM ,,.,,,, -,
rnd tho recent examination Of The New Brighten Collegiate
Scuo which uude. yuur We deem an ACT oi jutc
Ia v0eit aud 10 tie of education, 20 express our "
rracntion M the exhibition of scholarship nnd discipline
which wHs presented iut ccchsion An te ospait-
meats of study nfe ev!ety well conducted Bet te pecuI
accuracy and horoughnes with which the rai- ne taught
deserve particular notice. -.
We know ot but few schools which. IN tbs respect Gun
Gin i'm erunliy with yours. We hive eni,e confidence ~
commenting the institution TO the public rs seminary u.
which pa ans may hope have the minds oil ef sons pro-
pety cultivated and !er morals carefully guarded
Pey + NJ MATHEWS. DID.
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Af last. an inpurtanL event occurred IN Lazy 5
n,ono:onous existence young gir IN the WI
I,,c ,yas tn be married. ard she was iovi;ed 10
cn,jtinq naffy. T. was the first invitation OF the
sind she had ever received, and Of course 1t oc-
cupied her thoughts day aud night Could she
,,eve foreseen hoW tins simple occurrence Eeouid
,ti.ct her whole futufa destiny, she would have
psugereG over it still more dsepl9. i nc BRIDE
groom brought iriend with hlm to the party,
handsome dark eyed young man, clerk o! a store
IN ), neiyhboriDg town. Aware OF hrs personal
t,rac,,1,,s. he dressed hmseii with peculiar care
EIiz,heil, had never 5 CT, anything 50 elegant, )
and tue moment his eye glanced upon her, he de-
cided that he had never seen anything hall so
bc.u,;,ul. He devoted biniseli 10 her III Il man.
nor sufficiently marked to excite envy and some
ef tho rich farmers daughters mace critical re-
marks abont her dress, which they conciuoed
was p4ssably gcnteei, for g'ri that i'Ven OUT at
service. However, Lizzs was queen mol INC eve
ning. bv virtue of natures lwn impress OF royal
~ Whcn the quit was finished. fomping games
were introduced, according to the idShioh o. ','o
times ind the young men took cafe 'ial u, 'i.e
ioreis paid by the pretty girls shouid genefa'''
involve kissing some III thei. own nuihoe''-
Among the foricits required by the darh-eyeu
STRANGER. he was crCere,i 10 beg his kne's lor
the de nticsl lilc uuii that Wilhe had askeo OF
his sister. In the mids, OF her mrthiu'ness, IN $
brought shadow over her countcBance, aud she
could no: answer playfully. However. thls emo
ton passed away with the moment and she nc.
came tic gaycst Of the gay. Never before mao
she been half so handsome, for never before hed
she oecn halt so happy. The loyinl conscious
/ ness oi pleasing every body, and The atfiecii'7
! vouog stranger in particular, made her eyes
( .,orLia ard her whole couutenauce absolutely
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BOOK AR FiNU, sc.
Z, c. MARSH, Accountant, respectfully announces that
H. Ms Counting Rooms No S Cedaf street. Continue open
from \. ~. to- 2. VI. -, vi
In the study of Book keeping It augh; ~ Mr. Aarsn
e.ary pupil keeps tie most pactcal lhnner ctH2tes gee
AZ n,rr,rsi,D books embrhrnc all the different business
rnanns OF coed mercantile house he becomes ilaiar
h an the book. constituting tie se. with MI the documents
eatin 70 the books tra b4anc balance hSe, nccounis
curres and with yarors mercantile culcslaons IN interest,"
li-co;ni equation pt payments, exchange, &C.
In one course Of instruction person 9i z0Df chaciy WIN
acorne competent BcokSeeper, ana VIII ece'e csFuh'
cats IN tha. effect No - tRusht u: class.
MERCANTILE WRIITNG.-A thorough course nl pro-
rsye leSsons winch vii not nl IN ciecuns vhitabie m
movement Specimens o tTY mercantile style may be seen
al the .L,;.oa =, -.
o>'' g G MARSu'S WORKS. -,
T sc,srca o Double Entry ook. Keeping Smpihss ilh
.ii;lon 80 pages sc,ay0: price 81
Te an Of Single Entry Iiodk Keeping improved. ID ed
ton i3I pages octave; puce - cell3.
10. ssle u the bookstores. end AZ the rooms.
r 5ar,n offers ~ opening. closing ar wnng
ur books: s. Cedar street. up s;Hirs. 71
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e EN- NCH,S HOTEL

gNHE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends sld
ihc public thai he has opened his and spcndd Ho;e
AZ l Guton.s,rce fsw doors east OF Brcawas IN ps i'm
raintc vicinity of mercantile business and TIE principal vscei
OF amusement and has furnished style that w bear "a
voahe comparison with the bet hoteS IN the city ms
pro2atar IN budnS 6gs up the above house has had
ct regard elegance snd comfort, and that ne has con-
binel scruomy the following pucesMil show:
PDDM NOR ONE NIGHT. .-...........
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pFRIFOCAL SPECTACLEs

1pgING GooDsThe pTopfs.o 2, 9 9s ess The; be IN.
= No 80 Bfondwsy, lno ~ he Bazaaf. togo;her with
qs q ,.S 9s s,s kSasd With gas
Artst K9 sno and ,,ed up he bt sJc 10 oet & 70 .1d as
thpt eaDtI. Ss i Ben~ay Tor he ds
wish ic ooc o ie ulsy he had nisned lately Aise
p ct a an Sa Ast. and Gallery Apply on 'ne sie''''
j8lw
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MRS ROBINSON, from Elizabeth street. Fashionable
vi CsNr;nchcr. g Mercer street, nth door above Spring
street Tafcnn and Embroidered Dresses, Laces. French
Worked Cupes, Collars, Sc. made 10 look equal to nsw-
i, ths hest manner "a Inn
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| WEsT.-E. b. WASHBURNE, Attorney at Law, Ga
lena (ihno wall give attention 20 the collection OF debts
due New olA Merchants Gasua, Rockford md Rock
Island Illinois: IN Du Bu9ue, lows; IN Palsylle. foto
Prr.Fie du Chen Mineral Point and Madison. Wneonsn.
N,yoN Eevy Work al
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. made OF he be-: nIsteria and warranted 70 snnd as
toe 10 plcasenstens TO them improved YOKE W.
Jove, be Arms, The increasing demand for his Bells De
iat cyiencc ha: can be gwen OF their eIceHencs
nayc been ce we'd from the C1nsdas ard almost an US ~.
an sbt so have been furnished different places ID Vi
ta;e OF New YORK from his Foundry. Toyp Clees. Lsss
- ans fIrysyax Instruments, Copper and B:ss LAIHt'
~. w. o s.c foll 6u,l ANDREW 5tENEELI.
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rev. J. VI. 'it =. ~ =,
late Chpnccior University. ,. y.
Rev J. A. MILLER, Quarantine Grounds
Rev. JAMES BROWNLEE. lpor Richmond.
Ne,,, -p,iSh,.,n i,Is Oct a 1Si;. ug1 iawy

ssREpARATORY tBOARDlNG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE.
! Town, conn. u. II. CHASE. \; ". PRiNCiPaML- A.
.tobtSbad In Sll Sessions Mag l5ti ani Dc,
i5b continuing i've months 80 per session. Thorough
preparation for college or business and personal aen'los ne
,s'rai 10 nupS a. fully Us the expensive schools
ad iro, New York placed IN carge oIn careful person
I'M; f1ia;,rnr r,. ~ d33 ye
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TIgN Il WATT Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
y Commissioned take acknowledgements - DEEDS nrd 10
positions writing for the State :" New ok. NoRwicR
Conn will particular attention 20 the collection oil
claIns. -
RItd (, Scudder naJ Staw3m'
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a ROOM FOR ONE NlGHr..,.......,.,

The room, will DE- warmed gratis aud upon occasion VIII
,kero be more than one bed IN r
rheo REFECIORY attached. IN which thsre are 'realt
served up OF the day sni evening There ar
no Bntn Rooms connected, cold snd shower bat
The Porter y be IN attendance M eS durnx :se night
70 admit lodges, and 20 let them ~ III hocss,
n. B.-rhOs who Lodgings Sitss the house cosea
will rinc the hpll bell. n3O 3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30
DIR GoOOS.

! o TAYLOR :. co .lob5ers. y Cedar-st. odes new
-. spring Goods ~ follows:
PnDtz-he,t .iy!.s
BOOK Nusrz
list Linens,
Long Lawns.
hicisii' ,ie Laines-.prns patterns.
LADIES' ktd Gi1yeS-i.st quality &c. &c
All lot cast at tie lowest prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

I
Foot S Dawes w x = Woodruff & Co. Suydani, Sage
Co 1home Huff 4 Thomrs, S,uthcr. Morehouse x Go.
| Cnmsfnrk 4. Ceuger nIo Sn-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

HOARD AND ROOMS wANTED-By = single ssn,le
ID rnaa IN leoDard. Franklin. Wt.;s or Wake. st VI
c.ay private family preferred. Adde'S w, Boz "a
PARK Post.Oscc. jazz q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

! Holm CONGER, il. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
j l.0R AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCE
RY F-rt Wayne. Ind. Will attend 70 professional eusnes,n IN
The various depar;men of the stats q Indiana WI asc
business appelning Geasra Land Asencytor Northern
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

NEW GOODS
:sipER ca MBRICS. IRISH LINEN, E;c.-.ir,t recav.
ed. good %; Paper sabcs Of Gll color and
uperior qua,y: aleo gh Linen. which w be sold Ct great
bargain. AsD iifend Gimp. nrissa six and E1hhiHei
nces EtgnEs !lssrincs s'ie Lace CsP Of yT5iog1
ed Musns Phl.ippenu tiincLnuf.; Hosiery: Gioyes Sc.
dis Iob5:. % cedar sdsf ;at titer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-30

OST-A small VALE, containing tea dollars. and sorse
pcpe Of so yaus any but TIE OVcef. he hncss oy
rc ,irg the snue 10 tht Office wall DC rewnrded. ~