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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11

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5ebools.
FRENCH LANGUA(

FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
TIME Brooklyn Glasses for Ladies' and Gentlemen. I'M
! der the of Prof A. s. Vlepai continue 10 meet
afternoons and evenings, al Mr. Geenieats Schoo! tor
sicion of the first order reasonable Classes ull
Of and daily increasing Persons wishing TO learn
speak well and write French invited 10
ply as above, lnl2 sri ALFRED GREENLEAt.
NGEsSRS. Chss. Coude-i Y Dr. T. o. Porter No 80 ST.
Iva Marks Place viii reopen their School on the lsi OF
September
Besides preparing scholars for College, they give such par
cuar attention the study and practice Of the French thai
for the last sixteen years this institution has been in
on there is no instance of pupils who could not speak
French huenly efler TWO years in this School
The French and Spanish languages are part OF Tie reg-
,Ar COURSE uCinstruction in the school.
German laugh fdesired for which al extra charge
q AUX Sir
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To those whom IL may concern.
HuER NSEV;S RHEUMATIC BALM,

rENHE NEVER FAILING AND EFFECTU Al Rene
Il dy for Rheumatism TicdooreuX, Quincy Sore Threat
Salt Rueums, COrus, Spfains, stu JOINTS Cramp In
the Feet Stomach Cuts Burns, Scalds, Bruises, arts
Frosted Feet Tooth Ache igue IN TIE Breast Scroiua In
Illumination OF the Lunss Worms, Spine and Marrow dis
en-es Asthma Coughs Gods, Poisons Eruption OF The
Skin Old Sores Pain Weakness IN any part OF The body
prove this the testimony OF some OF the most
eminent physicians in h!s country, who are as every one
ous 10 be- vitality opposed 10 any STEM OF quache snd
10 use precise ansuage of physician Il IS The best
vegetable compound ever put together medicine when
needs only TO be know 10 be beloved. ehave testimony
show Thai the rheumatism has been cured oil ~ years
standing the le in the Breast hours, bu; We Will no!
here them list of certificates accom- any
each bottle with direction for USE for sae ~ Df Slicnes-
Irrs 27 Delaney; j. K ecounrs cor. Grand and Division
H. Eyersr's City Drug Store, 90 Hudson-st j. l. COD
duglou, OF Spring and HudsonEls; corner hdi!'
mond HSdsoE; III Slh Avenue; Nos no ~ 10 hous-
ton Itiyngion-si. ~ Bowery corner Alien sth1,
tou u Eas Broadway; Si3 GrandsL corner bowery aud
Spring. Manufactured By II. GUERNSEY = ". % Sherl1
81 y. Y. Price . els per bOLte. Oh Ilneod,
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HILLS INFALLIBLE oNGUENT

NOR THE HAIH.-Cdn any thing be more honest! No
tee the fact that publish any certificate CON-
mandatory OF the above unless has the residence oil the 10
dvldual giving appended which enables you Ia satisfy
yourselves 10y inquiry that the onguenl is really what II
purpur,s be; and understand We also that is warranted
In al Cases either Young or old, if properly applied TO
etciualy .;ay aiopecy falling oil OF the hair, restore
bald paris eradicate pityras- dandri, scur and al
calculations o the cuce cap change red or grey mars
beautiful dark color make lie hair moist SOIL curry &c
hereby certify that nave been seriously afflicted Win
danar and falling off OF The hair and made use OF several
articles r the without III. least benefit. indeed was
fearful of becoming bald iaaly being induced to use s
satisfactory Tor short time Tie dandrui entirely disap
pcared, M hair commenced growing, aud ID no"
thicker than being also soft moist and glossy
can strongly recommend for the above. Yours, &C.
JAMES BLANCHARD, No IS Avenue d.
Ne. WILLIAM HiLI.:-Dear Sir:-lt IL with pleasure
pen these lines inform you that the box OF Ongen,
purchased you has entirely erailcaied the dandri from
ms head ch hud been plague re tor several years
also found 10 bee pleasant toilet pomade giVlng
the huir and glossy appearance; entirely different
from ordinary preparations for the har can WI" con-
fdence recommend il 10 the public Respectfully,
WILLIAM SEWELL Jr
Chief Engineer OF q. 5 Steamer Mississippi.
~ Recoecl. Hul= lualb!e Onguent can be Obtained
ony ai his Principal Office the Nor,tW corner oi
Pine and Nassau SIS. and of the following Agents:
WIZ ii. Carey Y Co. 1876 Pearl-s. l. Graham X Co .
Weter.sl; WIS. 4. CrUOker 81 Maiden lane Mr. Thomas
sewe 478 Crand.si. Newly ork ~ Spooner Co. % Fui-
ton-s Mrs j. Jordars Fancy Store - Aanucsi Brook
Iva l.. f. BanZeirs CorectIunGry IN FIRST, between
Grand and South First Wiemsburgh ID. A. HerncS,
No. Delavsn House, Albany, ~ y Messrs Mortimer
Mcbry corner Market and Charles stS Baltimore Md
Jos T. Trippe 295 Broad. corner u! Markets. Newark,
" j. " A. Crary, 40 Marrimuch-st. Lowell, Mass
lL..L.
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uin1om Gba0es.


WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruee-sti. NV New
w iorkThe only msnufsctory Of extent IN The MT
Ell States The subscribers offer ioT sale the most spendd
II Shades which could be collected together
consisting OF the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic painted by artists These are
A.. vie OF celebrated places IL Europe.
1000 pairs assorted Gothic Corinhial and Landscapes
such generally sold about the City.
IS pairs most beautiful Corinia1, painted IN florence
100 pars OF of The celebrated places II this
country.
5000 pairs OF cheap Shades, from 81 cents 10 81 80.
We pied re ourselves sell 100 per cent cheaper IMAM
any other house in SeYork Persons wishing 10 see the
process OF getting The most useful articles are SHOWN
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
Signs, BaEnsra and Interior Decorations not 10 be sur
passed. Trimmings ofal kinds al manufacturers prices
Persons buying sell again dealt with the most oe
al terms. o20 SIN BARTOL DE MAUNi.
% OON WINDOW Sh4des-For sale 81 wholesale
AZ,OOUor retail, reduced prices Persons dealing
this article find complete assortment hi prices from
10 per less than where they GEL nj second
or third hands, y. B.-Cood Oil Washable Shades from 10
cents TO pairbeau,iful from 50 10 Shcst IRON SS TO
Sl2 kELTY RlkER Exclusive Window Shade
o22 Dealers and Manufacturers, Isl Chataan-st
WINDOW SHADES. c. WOODFoRD, 2S9:
w Broadway, Laierge Buildngs) has scOmplee assert
ment of Transparent Window Shades very beautiful
in designs and execution T. Also Curtain Tasse!s, Cor
niccs Furniture Gmps Curtain Trimmings &c next door
th- Of Readr--t oSu
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MAGNIFICENT FAMILY PAPER!
ONLY $l.00!
PROSP I U S
s,. Se,!r5xs ana r4biissias Weekly Paper entitled
THE NEW YORKER.

r,,r Nrw-YowxrR, u w eckly Journal OF
literature and General Intelligence, was
established hv tho present Editor OF he
Nyw.Nowx TRlBuNs in March, 1894, and
discontinued. or rather merged, on the es-
adjustment of The Weekly Tribune, IN
September. lSil, after having been pub
lishcd lust seven years and a halt. Having
now ample and able Literary assistance,
and having recently extended and perfected
our Mechanical arrangements. we propose
10 revise and reissue /, on and after the LIST
Of October 1915. on sheet slightly dliler-
me- in size or character from the old New
Yorker. but at a much lower price.
The plan of this paper will combine
/ OR,e,NAl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Poems, etc
y SxlKcr LrrxH,ruRr-ratc Sketches extracts from
new Books, etc.
Observation-Disclosures from Europe and different parts
four own Country. Statistics. Anecdotes, &c
. u,Srs on DOMESTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lnven
lions Recipes. &C.
: GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and pon'es''c' IN
Guiding Political Proceedings OF Consfc
Nc. &c
This last department will be carefully
prepared, and will be as ample and varied
rs that of any other Weekly paper what
ever. The extensive correspondence and
other facilities for Obtaining information
which we have been years engaged IN con-
centrating on the Daily and Weekly Fri
bune. will enable us TO present early and
authentic accounts OF all transpiring events
through this our cheaper Weekly, from
which Political essays and all matter OF
q partisan character will be carefully exclu-
died. In fine, The New-Yorker will be
simply and truly Family Newspaper, OF
moderate size and the lowest possible price,
intended for such readers as either dislike
Political discussion or prefer TO obtain tins
! portion of their intellectual aliment through
the Sazettes of their respective localities.
We intend that no matter to which rationa!
men of any Political, Religious or other
persuasion can object shall appear in this
paper, though a large portion OF It's contents
will appear also in the Weekly Tribune.
The Ngw-YoRkER will be published
every Saturday morning, but printed and
mailed on Thursday and Friday, so as to
reach as many of its patrons as possible be-
fore the Sunday rest of the Mails. 1t will
be printed on a sheet Of fine white paper,
identical in size and quality with that OF
the Daily and Semi-W eekly Tribune, fol
which this is specimen,) and afforded TO
subscribers at the low price Of One DOLLAR
year, payable always in advance.
T,relrc copies will be sent a year for
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spectfully solicited by
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and send Us marked copy, shall receive the paper for
| year ensuing.
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PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

rINHE MISSES HOLMAN Y NORWOOD respectfully
announce to the ladies and gentlemen OF New-fork and
vicinity that they prepared 10 give instruction IN Per
spccve Daw lg &c Monochromaiic Painting in room No
n Lafarge Building, $50 Broadway It style quite new
easily acquired 10 enable 10 sketch landscapes
correctly and nshup picureiu tenth part
the usually devoted 10 penciug and water colors
Room open for visitors from A. NJ. 10 p NJ. Circulars
stating terms und giving references be had their
o11D
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


CLEARED.
Ships Elizabeth Dennison. Spencer, Mobile, D iurl
Su; Il CO. Hartford, Sannerman, Savannah, Dunhan X
Dimon.
Barks Ssppho, Benson. Rio de Janciro W A Sale, Jr
1vanowna- Shnn, Madeira aud Lisbon. Hsrbeck Il Co;
Edward. Bukey, Charleston. Dunham & Dimon.
B.igs TITO, Harden Kingston, ia, and Central Ameri-
ca Foster d. Nicgerson; VIM Duggan, Golden Coast of
Africa.
Schrs Ella Smith Bsratnris Bay. w w Post; Harmo-
NOUS Malcolm. Havana Woco,t, Ryder, Boston; Anne
LA, Terry Baltimore, eager Mailer Maria Johnston
do, Juliet,e Woslom, Petersburg Cooley CO. Young,
Boston; John Kendall. Pilsbul! Franklin. La; Orator
Scott Wilmington and Philadel l. 2 Smith, Brewster
Wilmington; Ann Rebecca Cranmer, Richmond.
Sloop II Green, Hawkins, Providence.
ARRIVED
Brig Linden, Knudson, ds i'm Charleston, cotton and
rice, 10 Durham & Dimon.
Scbr W kcmp,on Osborn, Norfolk mdsc 10 Sturges
4 Chairman.
Schr Pander. Elingswor,h, Milton Del, corn.
MEMORANDA
The schr Empire hence for Bermuda, has returned
with loss Of rudder, &c.
WHALEMEN.
letter from Capt Downs Of ship Messenger, of
Bedford reports her at Psiis Aug I'd with bbs spun
OIL Also reports 7 time ship Napoleon, Fisher,
$500 bbls. for home direct
Arr at Nantucket 9th inst ship Three Brothers, Mitch
ell. taken in by the camels.
Sid I'm Bedford, llth inst, ship Ann Alexander Saw
tell. Pacific.
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APoTHECARIES' HALL, So CATHERIME-ST
Established 1870.
LII MEDICINES In This establishment warranted gen
~ uine. No boys inexperienced young ever
allowed wait customers The hnest Swedish Leeches
for sale applied by experienced person.
VIM. WATSON, Chemist and Pharmaceutical,
slO Sneo6s From A. GArden's. 81 OXlord.sl london
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 2sth, si5
PURSUANT TO ACT of the legislature, entitled " An
relative the collection Vi taxes in the City OF
Brooklyn and for other purposes (passed April loh 1851
Notice hereby given thai the Assessment Rolls for taxes
the year have this day been delivered TO the
Comptroller OF the City OF Brooklyn and that from all taxes
which snail be paid the said Comptroller within thirty
days from the date hereof deduction OF Three per cent
will be made; and that from AL taxes which snail be so paid
after the expiration OF the said thirty days and within sixty
days from said date, deduction OF two per cent VIII be
made: and that and after The First Tuesday in January
next one per cent Will be added all then remaining
unpaid the Third Tuesday OF January next the
said Comptroller VIII deliver 10 the Collectors OF The City Of
Brooky The said Assessment Rolls together with the war
rants thereto annexed directing Them 10 proceed with
gard the unpaid taxes in the manner directed by law
TIL. Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend 10 avail themselves OF the provisions OF the Act refer
red the shove notice TO inform him thereof soon
practicable thai their bills may 10 readiness
veGt delay they may be prepared pay their
In compliance with resolution OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council NOTICE is hereby further given that the
Comptroller will receive al his Office in the City Build
ings, FROM s O'CLOCK A NJ. UNTIL , O'CLOCK
oSs SIN m A a. OSBORN, Comptroller.
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nOURIH-ACTION HARPs, III 2Sl, Broadway

nOURLE-ACTION HARPS, vi 2sl, Broadway,
~ New.York.-J. f. BROWNE, Maker and Importer,
begs TO call Of the ellie OF musical taste to his
collection OF Grand 81 and Octa,e double and sin
gle arps having all the modern improvements OF
London and Paris.
Hsrps repaired. Strings, instruction Books, &c
List OF prices and descriptions be forwarded for sin
gle postage. BROWNE CO
London and New York-Es,ablishcd 1910.
copy The foiio,rng from the Broadray Journal Of Sep
TENDER 27th:
THE Harp instrument, is but ule known in this
country although Europe ii considered as necessary
accompaniment ladies OF refined education, occupying
position fashionable society Every lady should for
many reasons, be lille familiar with this truly drawing
instrument In the first place. II capital exercise,
bringing tie muscles into geue and heathia play; In the
place. II excellent accompaniment la the voice
and lastly, il displays the beautiful and graceful proportions
Natures hundcrs the greatest advantage. Well might
learned Teban eoquenty observe 10 some young beaN,
on bcholdng young and graceful woman seated in the
most fascinating position, like the divine Cecilia ut her harp
well might this learned Theban observe, we say If you
have hearts, pr-par. to lose them now
Dir. Brownies HaTPs by far the most magnificent III
strumenis e Through his pecfec. knowledge
the instrument he has effected many important improve
mems the mechanical department, and in the tone there
extraordinary addition OF sweetness purity and power
We can cordially recommend Mt Brownies Instruments,
we'll acqusinled with the character OF the firm of
which he is the resident representative NIL PAW lmD INV
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kfcnnd Ronrd.
PASSENGERS SAILED,

IN pccke ship Ra,erloo, for Lrerpool-Miss Campbell
Of Londonderry James Ciews Of London, John Wells
Of Jamaica WI D Rogers. G T Rogers, OF Bridge
hampton. Ii. Z " Couninc of New-York. Hamilton
OF England
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FEVER AND AGUE.

ssrrNHAT OLD FAVORITE AND STERLING RENE
DY."-'ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TUEE" for Fever and Ague" no medicine, IN any age
country has met with such universal TO
tecId against counter By the written signature o e
proprietor, Join T. Roand over the top o; each boel !!
may hGd :ll strength ceEuinsneSs Gnd purify al
the original inventors Office, al No 3 North SecohG-sIeet
Philadelphia; ~ o. Fay, Genera! Agent No LOO ny,
lo,s Lamp siorri SUP Buildings Newly orS e@' oie'd
CHOICE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chemicals! IS
~ Periumery, &c. for sale by DAY III SANDS . ". a.
East Broadway, corner Market-sL VIZ:
Bermuda arrow Roof, warranted pure and OF the best
quality. -
Cold pressed Castor OIL perfectly sweet in bottles OF va
nous sizes. for family :,
Seidl and Soda Powders made from The best materials
Swedish Leeches for SALE applied ~ an experienced
person.
Cologne Water OF superior quality in bottles or on dIa
Also agents for Dr.. Pra Patent Afuhc!a NPp!e winch
is recommended by the first Physicians IN The Clty.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared Oy cohPe-
person al all hours day and night DO
NHO1CE FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs, G. einic-
- ais, &c for sale by DAVID SANDS CO. Cne'ni sts
and Pharmaceust II East Broadway, corner CT Marx Il
Also, large assortment Of the mos, decate french
English German and American Perfumes, Exracis. Cos
metics. &c oio
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
all persons having claims against Stephen c. Roe late OF
the City NewYcrk Ply scian, Deceased TO present the
with the vouchers hereofto the subscriber as Office
with Henry Sherman ESQ No 20 Nassau-s E the City Of
Ne-York % before the tenth day Of April next Dated
New-York the ninth day OF October. lS+5.
oIU Isv I'm John CHRYSTIE, Administrator.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CALLAGHAN HOFFMAN,, -4nornie5 and CounIeior, at
Lar and Solicitors aud Ccun'elorI IN Chdncery, li Pe-
81. Ne.r- York,
HAVING associated themselves IN the praciiceof The pro-
lsion all is branches, they now prepared 10 al
tend to til enforcing OF Claims Conveyancing Of all kinds
Execution OF Commissions for the Examination OF witnesses
and all other connected with the profession general
w. and a. The lime intimate thai A Mr.. HOFFMAN,
he. for pracced a. the bsr OF one OF the BIZ
- Colonies hics has rendered nun familiar ruth The rules
aud practice Of tse English Courts the hrn Will be hap
~ 10 negotiate the business claims correspondence OF
parties requiring professional assistance either IN Greet Brit
am ke Carad, Nvao Scota, Ner Brpnr'es Prtnes Id
trGrd blGsd, The Colonies generally.
N B.-0ne otter of tae frm r aSdy' De IA aftea'ce
c. ti< offer iuTrnz burners hotrrf or I'm
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Insurance.

rI1HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance com ,ii,i
1 uy-OtIce No. IS Wsl!-sireei--Niih sound Sepia,
pledgc,l for future Losses. exceeding O,oOO-Gier
paving their entire claims by the late ConHagr
uie insure against loss or damage by IKE and ire
casualties OF MARINE and INLAND NANlGAItON on
~ Claimants by the recent FIRE requested 10 forward
their claims for immedi9 Ss q nd lTs5ps
James De P. Ogden, SAINT L. Mitchell, A. NJ Merchant
James Brown Samuel WtleiI Sp'erS. Benedict,
John Gihon, VIM D. Thompson, Alnrt Reed
+. Burrit- m Adams, hlcharu lrvn,
2. Spoford T. WhiiuMsh, Loring Andrews,
A. Norrie, Benz. Richards Ab'm Bell,
D. 4. Colnstock. James Reybnrn F. d. Delhro
Edw Sandcrsou. Thos W. Ludlow, G. w. Gray,
4. Woodhu, Leo'd s. Sqarez, Jas H. Van Allen,
Rob't L. Taylor Thos. h. Richards Jed FRYE,
Edw'd Center, John Cryder, Jacob Harvey,
JAMES P. DE OGDEN President
A. NJ. MERCHANT Vice-Presitent
LEWIS BENTON. Secretary ly23n
TNHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMpAAN
INLAND NAVIGATION, on terns favorable any
other similar Institution in the city.
Capital s'e0oI pIREcT6 HS; 81 "Al'H''l
X Ravens. Caleb . tIalsled, John Rankin
j PI,iIips Phan!x, VIM Couch, Nathaniel weed
flaming c Tucker, l. Wooliey, Feriinond Sugd6m,
Jotn D. Wolfe Peter l. MENUS Edward Anthony,
X. HAVENS, President
Laws PHuLlPs. Secretary. iiMfy
nFFICE OF the CKUTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
" No. 50 Walst adjoining the Mechanics Bank IN the
City of New. YorS-Ths Company lost by tie recent Ire
SS5Oa0 Their over and above all claims asans,
them exceed 00 They continue 20 insure Marine and
TRUSTEES.
Jnme, Harper Lorng Andrews Robert Lane,
Edward Richardson j oseph Nones, John Il Ciichrts,
james PhBlen, Leonard Aprleoy, jas II Suydhii''
s A. Lawrence Asa 5 Crosby. John Lasalp,
Edwin r. Tremain, John j. Herrck sam! Sherwood,
Slas NJ. CrauGall, Abraham Van Nest, James Cook,
Iohn Breas,ed WIN 3 CoZZens, Elrs 4 Adrich,
lanes Cruikshank, Herman d Gould, Geo Whitaker
J. Leander Starr Theo Meyer, Thos. MonaiIan
Charles Vose, Cyrus Chenery, George Palcn,
ZRdocs Pratt, Lawrence HUI, WIN oufSoyue,
Geo De Kay, VIM Fl Townsend
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vce-PresideuI
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary
Capt SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector ly3i yos
Also Inspector for "Llo7ds for the Port Of NewYork.
TV1tiE MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE Company
of NeS-York. - Wall-sL-Ths Institution durng the
month OF October issued eigb;y-fuur policies.
To Merchants aud Traders SO To Physicians.
To Manufacmrers.... TO Lawyers. 4
To BROKERS. .IIO Farmers.
To Commercial Agents.. 8 To Mechanics
To Clerks To Secretaries OF ms Goa
To Teachers. To Cashiers OF Banss......
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To Telers of BanSs-......
To Butchyrs. To Officers vi U. s. army.
To Cartmen 2lTo Gentlemen.
To Shipmaster5 2To Ladies'.
To Receiver OF Taxes
To Cergymen. 81 Lives Insured. "a
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAML HASsAY. Secretary.
MnturR Post, VI. d. 5Di Broadway, Physician. nj I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-14
List Of Letters Remaining in the o. s. City Des-
patch Post, November y, lS45,
rs. Phase mention the Of The List in rieh ihcY
| LADIES, LIST

" Phase me
arc Advertised.
A * Il
Archibald, Mrs.
Brown Mrs Be;scy
Boyd, Mrs. Ca.ha
rin-
Rania, Miss Nlnrht
Butler. Mary
& & ID
Calchln, Mrs. Jane
Clark, Miss Har-
rirti
Cross. Mrs. Mary
Carter, Mrs. Eliza
beth
Carroll, Mrs. John
Crocker, Mrs War
ick-st)
Cooper, Mrs. Gath
crlne
Doiy. Henrietta,
Mrs.
+ & e.
Farreity, Miss Ma
dison-st)
Gunner, Miss Cen.
,Ee-sLl