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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

rtu To- iofo-fw No"f'
VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County, Febru-
airy Rules, l845,
Casper Viewer, Ad'mr de bonis non with the will
annexed of Saml. Chenoweth, Sen, decd, pltf.
against
Julia Stephen, Samuel Chenoweth, Thomas Mil
Ter and Mary his wife. and Charlotte B. Stephen,
Julia Stephen and John Alexander Stephen, chill
dren and heirs Of Alexander Stephen, decd; Js-
cob Curtis and Harriet his wife. John Kerney
and Emily his wife, Harrison Cheno~eth and
Nimrod Chenowe,h. children and heirs Of Phil
emon Chenoweth, decd David II. Conrad, and
William Long. dts.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendants, J ohm Alexander Stephen, Har-
Il rson Chenoweth, Nimrod Chenoweth, and
William Long, not having entered their appearance
and gwen security, according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they of this Com
monwealth: it is ordered that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit on the first
day Of the next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this orde. be forthwith
published in any newspaper within this County, and
continued for two months successfully, and anoth-
er copy thereof posted the font door Of the Court,
House OF the said County.
A Copy.--Ieste,
JOHN STROIHER, C.
February 10, l845-2m
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R0Siit NOaD.

- CASES Colgste's No. Rosin Soap. for sale
N at j, M. YOUNG'S.
Ian iG
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100 Acres.

The improvements are Log House, with good
Spring near it.
ALSO,
ONE OTHER TRACT. at the same time and
place, lying and being on Back Creek. adjoining
the land, Of DR.. Thos. J. Hsrle, Philip Syler and
Others, known BY the name ofthe "Ssodgrau Tao
EN- FarM," containing
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SUNDRIES.

January l6. l845-2m
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iUinoow SHADES.
XXTJNDOW SUADE DEPOT, NO. SPRUCE

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, NO. sPkJ CE-
w STREET, y. l.-The only mandatory any eN-
n the United siaesThe subscribers oner Tor sac me
most .plenl assortment Of SHADES which could be col
lecied together consisting Of the following styles
looO pairs OF beauffu. Gothic, painted by ari- Ih-e
are all views Of celebrated places IN Europe
1900 pairs Of assorted Gothic, C0rnian and Landscapes
such a. are generally sold about the city.
IS pair OF most beautiful COnnhian Taiied ~ Florence
TOO pafs OF OF lie most celebrated places IN iis
country.
5000 pairs OF heap Shades, from o1i cis to 81 ~
We pledge Ourselves 20 sell 100 per cent cheaper than any
other house IN NewYork Persons wishing 70 see the pro-
Of getting the useful ARTICLES are shown through
the painting rooms with great pleasure. - ,
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
to be surpassed. TRIMMINGS Of a. kinds al manu-
facurer-' prices.
Persons buying 10 sell again dealt with on The most liberal
terms. iel7 Sml BARTOL DE- MAUSi.
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miscellaneous.
To PRINTERS

TYPE FOUNDRY and Printers Furnishing Warehouse
l The Subscribers have opened Type Foundry In
,l Cify of New ofk, where they ready supply
der 10 any extent for any Kind Of job Fancy Type and
every article necsssary for Printing Office. The type
which In fnoplds from entirely set Of
msirire. with deep counters warranted - BE-
passed by any ana viii be sod a. prices 70 gii the tines
Printing Presses furnished and also Steam Engines OF the
approved patterns Composition Rollers cast for
printers.
~ B-A Machnist is constantly IN attendance to repair
presses and do isr work.
COCKCROFT OyEREND, No. 90 Ann-sireet,
iy7 2awlm New-YOrk
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fine n)a'rbes ano 1eweIrp.

NULTUM IN PARVO.-Go!d and Silver Patent
wi Lever Watches, Anc Duplex. Horizontal Repeat
ng and Plain Ws,che- and Jevery. Silver and God
Specfaccs. Gold and Silver PenciCases Medalhon-,
Thmb.es &c. Of the first quality and lower than any other
in this city, 6i3 Broadway near Beecker-sireet, New,
York-Siga Of the Resoltme shotr-Ca'e. Watches and
Clocks OF every description repaired and warranted or me
money returned Jcwelry and Musical Boxes repaired
Clocks Of every description taken n care By me year, ad
II not made 90 perform, there Will ~ no charge
\. !. CUNNINGHAM.
Importer OF Watches and Ieyvc.ry. 90 Broadway,
i,3 2avlms Between Blceckcr and Bond -.
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nlarbincrp for tflanufa1tnres, &l.


WOODWORTH'S FLAMING MACHINES.
lNOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together win
Il many valuable improve rents AMI hddilons 10 MS ot-
er Tools. enables the subscriber 10 furnish al short noce
and Of the most perfect construction. materials AMI WORK
mans hip Machines plane Wood IN all IL varieties such
a. planning OF surfacng only, or cutting mouldngs .
Also planning ongueng and growing JOIntg, or raDpet-
ing and planning clapboards.
Apphcson nav Ne made the subscriber. al his esiab-
l.hn.nt in FcNhoro al his Office corner of Commercial
and evis.rets Boston, where machines nay 'e seen anu
any informal 4 relative the may be- ohaiued as
ell a. of Josiah Blackwell l. Co. New-fork. or of j. W
schenck Albany Letters Of mere inquiry must be post paid
SAMUEL u. sCHENCk.
roxho,o, Mas AnrilI ls4t ally
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A MEXICAN tiasilc >u.p-nders anf Neotinz-The
surprising perfection afisnei by ihe ale I'M foFenicuis
q The subscriber compromising lLdA Rubber and Adapt
ng u 10 III manufacture Of E.ssc webbing, ~ The aid OF
his new machinery warrants hin saying Tat the sspen-
oeI, ho~ orert FOR sac by Tim are ne pes, ever maze
urr over hat Of Mr. Goodyear freedom io The sulphur
ous smell nseparsble from Mr.. G The peculiar and
exclusive properly Of retaining their elasticity, and he
rrai increase of Stiffness without additional bulk or weigh.
u IL common complaint among hose who have Used Mir
u s1sEendefs thai hey os- her elasticity siler beng
worn snor time THIS is entirely obvs,ed by Days pro-
e-ss &nd dealers In suspcniers webbing are invited 20
tnc goods a. No IS Maiden lane An assortment,
a. ne leading patterns, al~ st- o. hand and Tor
s-rby h H. DAY, successor 70 lie R0Atury
D!o Iss.A Ratber Co. - As.dsa lsas.
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SALAMANDER SAFES.

DlCH'S IMPROVED PATENT SALkMANDFR
H SAFES-Wauaned Fire, Thief and Damp Proof The
Sssmander Is The only safe among the many purpotng
he Fire Proof which has In al proved be so Il
has been severely tested al different aid no,
instance be sdduced where failed TO preserve
lis contents Upwards Of four hundred have been -sd by
The subscriber and his agent In SeOreans. The public
invited 10 cal and for themselves the store OF
A ). MARVIN, lS3. WI alter ST
Safes Of olher makers and second hand Safes for very
cheap. fny2gy
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, g.,

WAICHES, JEW ELhi &c
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Gold and silver ia,
"A plex Patent Lever Anchor Escapemeni, Lepine and
Vertical WATCHES selected from he best Manufacturers
in Europe which Will be WARRANTED perfect Time
keepers.
Ai-o Patterns Of God Chains, Seals, keys &c
Do do do Gold Pencil Cases Gold Pens
Do do do Thmbes, RIng-, Pins, &c.
DO do do Bracelets, with Stones.
Do do do. Silver Forks, spoons, sc.
All The above articles will be sold al the LOWEST PRICES
and warranted h. equal the best made m he city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine w a,ctes, &c
No. Nassau-st opposite the Custom House
p S-The above articles carefully Repaired and War
,s,,ed la, mo most ntl sorkmeu In the nlty
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DICHARD FISHER, JR. WaichMaker and Jeweer,
IL prepared 20 sell WAICHk, at retail lower lan
suy other House IN tie city A. be l. constantly receiving
descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England,
France and Switzerland he i enab ed iO otter very afs-
assortment OF God Watches from >l5 "a so each SILVER
do from - To 10 eac-a warranted 10 keep good Tine,
or money returned. Also very good assortment oi
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low 80
~ B.-Second hand Watches and Old God and silver
taken IN exchange bought for ash Watches, tlccAs
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired In the best manner and
warranted by experienced wOrkmen low any other
House IN this CITY RICHARD FISHER Jr Importer OF
Watches and Jcwery, Wholesale and Retail No 81 Broad
way New YORK, lew doors above tire City Hospital
nlty RICHARD Fisher ~
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PATENT WATER PIPE

1NHE Subscribers manufacture a PIPE, CHEAPER and
btIItR than any other now IN for the conveyance
OF WATER 10 Clues, Villages and Private Residences Il
conveys pure i fountain Itself; and THEY WAR.
RANT SUPERIOR and more DURABLE than snv othar
ur dTan SOL and waste Pipe and for hydraulic purros
generally. An eNrs premium OF dollars and s!lver
medal were awarded the Inventor the Fair Of he
American Institute.
AL orders promptly attended 10 a. ~ Fuon-sireet
Ally }. BALL co
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PISTOLS.

DATENT SIX BARREL SELF REVOLVING AND RE
L fkATlNG PIsTOLS.-fOr sale BY A. " SPIES
Co .S Pear street Also, sin gle and double Guns Rae-
Pistols. Powderklasks, Shot Bags Pouches Game Bags
Percussion Caps, Gun Locks and paris Of locks ard A.
Kinds of Gun Smiths ARTICLES
Hardware, Cutlery, Tea Trays and Wzers Also Dixon
Sons britannia Ware, great variety Of new patterns.
just received by the As packet ships for sale reasonable
terms -
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~ Il
'A IN the course OF ms .ls- a- agent 70 N eriills-on
ers Of the Amshou~e during the ps>f year been frequently
applied % BY parents who had children Ai ls "-i 10
place under the charge o others las oclrr-i 20 me- tAi
would be public benefit 10 have some location IN tbs city,
where 1iuA agreements hcfVe ne pafie- snt De en-
tered INTO for thar purpose; and being encouraged 20 make
me experiment by several Of our mo-i worthy cIke-,
have obtained from the Commissioner 81 Ne An-house
privilege IN the Office Park. where arplcAnors by pa
rents Obtain paces ur their children may De made, and
those -hing obtain them may apply, Who VII please
come IN suitable Recommendations OF -tns from some
responsible person or persons reside in ihe fnezie
vicinity Of fhe applicant Il intended 10 extend ne adFan
ia.-s vi his Institution 10 other states vel a. New ofA
H. WILLIAMS
Late agent % Commissioners Of the Aln-, y. fors-
Oft,,, hour. from . A N pm iys 81
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rNHE LIFE JACkET-Anong sn tie valuable
lyancrs for sustaining persons IN The wafer, ihe AR
Jacket with chambers afording perfect ecury.
and sold the exceedingly low price of e. stands rrs IN
the estimation Of those who have red .bem For
sale wholesale and RETAIL BY the inventor and manufacturer,
HORACE H. DAY, 5 Maiden lane
Also, al the dtecli styles and kinds o! LIE Preserving
Apparatus ,os sA.& aEd made 70 order W
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FOUNTAINS.

CASr IRON FOUNTAINS. consisting Of Figure. Of We
~ nus heoe, Swans Dolpins urns, Scrolls Shells b.
sns &c forming avsrey Of than forty different kinds
II prices from - 20 81 s0 Also Lin snd Force PUMPS
throw nom 10 TO go gallons minute; Iron LII
csterns or shallow wells together with Engines Hoe
Carts. copper rivetei Hose Coayng Screws &C mana-
fAc.ured for " wholesale or retail, BY D. L. FARNAM.
uiyls SIN = Fulton-.t
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Tuor,GHTs FOR THE DEPARTED.
BY THOMAS L. HARRIS.
THINK ever Of the Dead -
When Spring is beautiful, when Summer shines,
when the soft skies rose mingled lustrc shed,
When Autumn sun beams kiss the purple vines
And when the snow stars glisicn. to them wing
Thy gcnilest thought they filed thy life with Spring
Think truly Of the Dead -
lie, no, thy heart be ever won away,
By eyes that laughing radiance DER thee shed,
AndHaiteries brea,hed like incense round thy way
Oh. deep and warm their love and true their faith,
Thou shouldst not changc-ihcy changed not unto
death.
Think fondly Of the Dead -
All while they fingered in this world below
The music Of their voice their smile their tread,
Thrilled the glad soul, and taught the cheek its
glow;
Lip unto lip and heart to heart was pressed
Shrine tenderly their memories in thy breast.
Think hopeful Of the Dead
Tboagh the frail frame in ghastly ruin lies,
And far away the immortal dweller : fled
Through the walled myterics that round us rise.
Yet God hath rem, the passon-woven chain
His lofty crownnamc Love, may never wane.
Think grandly Of the Dead:
Let thy thoughts swell to cs,asy, and chime
The victory.peal of Heavens bright host, who led
Their spirit through the riven dome OF Time,
On the white wings OF hope and love- to be
Blest with the funcss OF the Deity.
Think joyful of the dead -
As Of sweet friends whose bissiul harp strings
ring
In that fair cline where kindred souls are wed
And hear to heart like lips Of lovers cling
Think joyfully, they breathe thy name in prayer
And wait and long to bid thee welcome there
DnnnksLuRh. " y. yslY le43
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THE MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE cow

Condition Of ti Office tie ls Of February and at tbs date
Date No Of Policies lssd Gr Rscps Los Exp. Au't bid
January Sisi 1885 si2i657 s.7,tH ss1-.S
June 81 1913 1887 Ss,3lo lo.'e<
.aae it reD,y ~ ss7,ao lo9ol sssi'
NJ ROBINSON, President
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Jnsuranre.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.

fNHls COMPANY : in active and sccc,s-iuI ulrrt
Il uon, in-urIng LIVES ONLY, on ne n0st -. IL
datng tsu. TT. premium II over So. can - paid one
fourth IN cash. hTe--fourh- IN node a. = mon. 80
Per cent interest which be re-S-zef ars.ls1 ~
parry making insurance II The premium i less nan -
per a-nu {, car be paid In hAfyeaTy, qIAiery' monly
or weesly payuienis- go. ...,
~ u years Of age car inssre - ie ioi lnr
1--WE hn-s f. wife and chGr-n for so,o, BY paving = c
per week and 30 IN proportion for larger or smaller slni
and IL th sane ratio ,or Any The prons VIII ee dsei
gna1y among t- insured N available -crp otar.h. PET
interest on which the Company VII loan noney-or
the profits apply subsequent premiums, a. the opeon
Of tie insured
Directors.
Rensselaer, Ravens, Rob- l. Patterson SaaiL Meeser
seth Low, Lewis {. Grover Charles :. Nsckretf,
Wn- A. 2. Peniz Tnos B. >egrIr. VIZ NJ simpson,
Geo. Merle, Henry McF srlsn Marcus l. Ward
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, President
BEN. c. MILES, Secretary.
Jos l.. LoRD, Agent
jaws srEwAsT " D. No. Bond-sl Meiica. Examiner.
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HAHUWAEE.
SFAMAN LOW ERE, 30 SpTing-sircei, near Green
- wichsL offers for sae general OF HARD
WARE, consisting IN part OF American and English Lock-.
Bun Hinges. Frame Pules Raj Screws and Braces Wood
and BED Screws, Cut Wrought and Hinge Nails Rvets
ANIL aYrvs
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STATE PRISON CONTRACT-F7ooo-aI.

~ received for the labor by The day Of convict. employ
Ell in the Shoe department the New Jersey state Pr.on
numbering from ~ 10 commence on The
Isl day OF August and for such PERIOD nav be
mutually agreed ne lnstfGion Will furnish sup.rin
terdans practically acquainted with the business sufficient
viii be required from the contractor Proposal. or
other communications the subject Will be addressed 10
the subscriber J. r. GADDIS.
Keeper New-Jersey State Prison.
Trenton June 49, I8tl ie.lu
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cAsT.sTEEL EDGE TOOLS.

49,
gJ,HE Real Genuine CONGER'S TOOLS can only be had
L At - Attorney street, whe they are made ana hi-hed
with my hands therefore can recommend uein ana
Al Geoyg. Rrgs Cos Plat street Those Tools offered
hy Osborn Lille IS Fulton street. and other stores,
stamped Congefr not my MAKE, AM are designed 70
deceive Mine are stamped tlns "COnger. New ORR -
Attorney street, The name OF J. Conger Berry also
added he having an in the business. befa! dis
my,a3us JOHN CONGER
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Qrn Goods.
NcCURDY, ALDRICH & SPENCER, No

NcCURDY, ALDRICH & SPENCER. No a
AVl Exchange Place, o-er for sale
COTTON GOODS.
90 ca.es PRfxrs from the American Print WORKS a. :.
River consisting of Rch Cnlnfz, Light ? ance-, .
8 and colored Plates, Lawn Pls,es, 7 % o4-e''
&c 1c- -. -..i..
80 do Psrxrs from the Lodi and Other WOr.s -
ing u Llrn. Plates, Black and Whie, b.s1A a
Purple. . v.rous
$50 do BLE.cHFD sHiRrIScs and sHEETiSSs'
widths and qualities. A.. Hart
50 bales BsOwS SaEFTlsCs, Hamilton, Siv-0" "
ford Pa. River and other kinds
100 do BEoxS SHiRTiSs. ,-ss,.. ,..se
$50 DO COTIo. OsSagURGs. = = y A1 - 1oiuch
- do PATAPsc0 TwnLED BsSST>e' - - PsnraIoon
100 csse. CoITosADEs. CransIe- and f'i'' lstIf--
s. bales 70 and S. BEDTIcKfSGs
- cases CHECKS Striped -hiTtinE-, &C
~ do COrro~ 81 &C HsSDkEEchlhfs
WOODEN GOODS - .i.ck brown
,.o 1900. r. -. s,',,.-;rr .fvles vOoldyeo p.a-~' '-'
green, blue and nixen; .
ioo do c..srssgEs plain and fancy. SOLO. ,oio-s and
~ 90 SAsslslN@ r,.f variety Of SYKES co.OI- al"
~ q" 800. f,ors The best manuiactAref-
- DO BucSsgiss, sn sine ,ixed striped and plaid
100 DO kE>TUckf 49,, NsIlov rliIl
~ A. D. srp Lf~sEYs. C4ald -
% 90 dgssTs fne super AMI three-py, new patterns
~ JAZZ fry,u the OHasco mills
ALSO
70 800. .x,glcsS SEWING SILKS, superior article from
% '- ~. D.sifam Factory. i-o -awy
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LIRE I>>TRANCE-N the lowest rates, BY the
L HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, IN
corporai-d 1910 Charter perpetual
This long established and weSnown institution, having
been IN active operation tatyte yoars, continues to insure
Houses Furniture stores. Merchandise and oer proper
w. against loss damage by ire TIE most favorable
terms JOhN NElL>oN, IT. Agent
II ~ MaLi-.freef. Ne.y-l ORR.
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IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWlCH-ST.
IL ERNElS BREEsE n SAMPSON, successors 10
IN BOOrman Johnston, Ayres Co. have hand and offs
for sale liberal terms full assortment OF SW EDlSH fat
and square IRON.
Russia I ; | old Sable Iron
English and American round, fat and square Bar Iron
Brazlers' Rods, Sl6 10 a.finch
Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes Of all sizes
Horse NM Rods OF Norwegian Old Sable and Junals Iron
Band Scroll snd Hoop Iron. OF all sizes
Cast Steel Shear Steel and German Steel Of various stamps
Spring Steel. American Blister Steel, IL Blister Se.
Boiler and fiue Iron. OF al sizes
Ship Boa; and Railroad Spikes
Cut Mails. Brads and Spikes, OF al sizes
Ave-. Co.ins A CO. genuine uh21 ON.
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Y q. PALMER 5


COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADNEkTl,lNG A9EN'
- CY Tribune Building. opposite the ony Han, New
York" Wealth usual Do. result Of welAld plane are
fully pursued II seldom reached By those direct efforts
which Keep tie mind constantly tic OBJECT, raAef IhAn
the MEANS"
V. B. PALMER respectfully notifies the Mere Hana
aet.Ters Preteoaal MN. Ar.ss and The business CON-
mgniy generally Of lhis city, who are DESTROYS % rs'Hs
..0n abroad their res peciive Nanes, NrDbe >re6 and
Psrs4s that he the Agent OF some Of the beet Ne"
per Of the principal Towns and Cites OF every State
in the Union and hat he Is prepared and duly
authorized by the prOpreiors 10 receive ide tepen of
publication their respective papers copies VI wilch 20
ether with the terms OF Advertising may DC seen a. us
Office.
For the Information and convenience OF hose no may de-
sire 10 extend their Country Trade, BY idsefuHg u NE
C0srg Nepapers hc be ! the Agent ~ u Tow rs
and Cles may be obtained a. bis Office from which Merchants
ard others may make such selection a. VIII besl SUI me
several knds Of business IN which they are engaged and N
he papers OF which may be aev Uisesf TO inf.s ne a.
iention OF tue people of tie country
THIS Agency, which originally commenced by NE
subscriber In l6i presents 10 the eerpnsng pvruon
Of the bushes. community complete system BY wcn ta<
r<aHs Of procuring lie esf0B " t'< County, may o. en-
hraced % almost any extent through ne medium ~ tle
Press, "tA1 uigkg leser Of bssIHess aorid
'. b. PALMER, American Newspaper Agent,
~ cod Tribune Building, opposite The Cry Hall
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BOOK FOR Every PROTESTANT.

ITO BIZ PUBLISHED abort the lou Of Ju-y y r
i WALKER. ila and ia Fulton - THE HISTORY or
ROMASI>N. from - earliest origin 20 ne present lir ny
he Rev John Dow ing A NJ To b. puhshe complete IN
one splendid volume Of nearly 10 PAGE pfinei ID
large fype and emhe.het with more tan my ASly m
ished Engravngs. chiefly from OnEna- Designs fnce
Dollar; a Liberia D -cOuri allowed ~ Agents -
TO CIERGYNEN, POSTMAsTERs, Sc--W anied, u
every and village IN the United eAe-' re- pon-n'e
men 10 procure subscriber. and engage IN he sale Of e
work. whom liberal per centsge VIII De Allowed
Address Z WALKER IL. Fulton - y. !. ie-f o-y
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ls4s-sUMMER ARRANG EMENT-Is45
r. ELL NEw.YORK AND HARLEM

~ -SS611sse,ssyRAILROAD CO.-snm>r dygsr
n.<ntJ. On and after Monday, Apr An
ns- the Cars VIII run follows, VIZ Leave City Hal 20
iOrkyille, Harlem and NofnsiaDa at So, Ia = l0A ~
!, 2 ), $50. 4, 3, SO, D r. NJ.
Leave Cry Hal for FOriham and Williams Bridge, So,
7, 10 A. NJ , ?, $50, 5, r. NJ.
Leave Guy Hall for White Plains, 7, 10 A. ~; 5P 81
Leave MOrfisana and Harlem for City Hal I'D, g. y 10
II A. N, 2, >, 4, 5, 6.l0 o. $50, 7.4j r. NJ
Leave Williams Bridge Tor City Hal 7, 10, 1919 N,
40 ), $40, 10 r. VI.
Leave White Plains for City Hal! 40, 1910 A. ~ <Io
5lOPM
The freig ht train will leave White Plains al IAN and ihe
Guy Hall al Las r. Mfor the present
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CROCKERY, ETC.
- p DEWEY. Importer and Dealer In French ana
-. English CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENW AtE,
lg7 Natersreei (opposiie U. $ Hoiel) Ne"-i ORR,
would inform his and the public that having been
making large additions his establishment. he has now TO
offer Them the most extensive and complete assortment OF
Goods in his line before opened IN this country m
Guiding in addition To the above, STONE WARE LOOK
EYEGLASSES. CLOCKS, SOLAR, ASTRAL AND
HALL LAMPS, G1RANDOLES, &C &c &c. Al OF
which will be- sold on favorable those Of any
s,r,,l., e.,abii sInent in Inc United States &fy
GREENWICH POTTERY,
MO 2bl WEST EIGHTEENTH-ST between Ninth and
~ Tenth AvenuesThe attention of the public l. cal ed TO
the numerous articles manufactured al ls Establishment,
consisting in part Of the following viz:
Stone Ware Earthen Ware,
Portable Furnaces, Flower Pots,
Beer Jugs, oven Tie,
Chimney TOPS, Green House do,
Stove Brick Backs and lambs for CRATES,
Fire Brick Fire Cement and Clay &c
As this ESTABLISHMENT is the only one OF the kind
in the city where ALL the above articles iaciured
and sold Dealers respectfully invited 10 call and they
will be supplied Cheaper and Better Terms than be had
in the city. 200o0 PORTABLE FURNACES now on hand
and ready for the Spring Trade.
mrf bm WASHlNGION SMlI II