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Bank of Burlington, Burlington, Vermont
Merchants Bank, Boston, Massachusetts :
Arcade Bank, Providence, Rhode Island
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Hartford Conn. :
City Bank, New Hagen, Conn.
Bank of the State of New York, N. Y
Mechanics Bank, N. Y.
Bank of Commerce, New York, N. Y.
Bank of America, New York, N. Y.
American Exchange Bank, New York, N. r. :
Merchants, Bank, New York, N. Y. :
Mechanics and Farme RS Bank, Albany, N. Y, :
Albany City Bank, Albany, N. Y.
Commercial Bank, Albany, N. Y.
North River Bank, New York, N, Y.
Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia, Pa,
Bank ofCommerce, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bank o. Middletown, Middletown, Pa
Bank of Erie Erie, Pa
Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh Pa
Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore, Md.
Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, Md,
Bank of Washington, Washington, ID. G.
Bank of the Metropolis, Washington, ID. G.
Patriotic Bank, Washington, d. G..
Corcoran and Riggs, Washington, d. G. :
Oliver Lee & Co.'s Bank, Buffalo
Bank of Potomac, Alexandria, ID. G.
Farmers Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Va. :
Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Exchange Bank of Virginia, Norfolk, Va. :
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Charleston, s. G, :
Planters Bank of Georgia, Savannah, Georgia :
Bank of Mobile, Mobile, Alabama
Do do alabama bank notes)
Branch Bank of Alabama, Huntsville :
Bank OF Louisiana, New Orleans, Louisiana
Bank of Tennessee, Nashville
Union Bank of Tennessee, Nashville. Tennessee =
Louisville Savings Institution, Louisville Ky. :
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company s
Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio
Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio
Firemens Insurance Company, Cleveland, Ohio,
Bank of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio
Bank Of Norwalk, Norwalk
Bank of Missouri, st. Louis Missouri
Michigan Insurance Company, Detroit, Michigan
Bank Of Pittsburg, Pittsburg, Pa.
Suspense account of outstanding drafts :
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Penn. :
Branch mint of the United States, Charlotte, N. G..
Branch mint of the United States, Dahonega, Ga.
Branch mint of the United States, New Orleans,
Louisiana :
Deduct suspense account of outstanding drafts,
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nENTISTRY.-Da. VAN PATTEN will con- %.
IL tnue at his Office without inteuuPuoh ~"
summer, that all who desire may, at any ume' 80
themselves Of his services. He refers most W."
IDENTIFY to the medical profession, and the cul nd
generally. Office few doors from Browh A"N
Coleman's hotels, Penn. avenue.
July I7--3ms
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W cry DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE PRO
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. CAPITOL-HILL FEMALE SEMINARY.

tCons,itution U. s. Journal, and Intelligencer.l
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ERENCH AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES,
~ -=MaNsIEup S. CuARrnN resnecffnllv re-

August 9--tawd&ctOct1 Auctioneers.
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10 have confused idea, from report, of whites who
lived on the other side of the mountan and once,
they told us, about two years ago. party of twelve
men like ourselves had assembled their river, and
crossed to the other waters. They pointed out TO
us where they had crossed; but them they said, il
was summer time, but now it would be impossible.
believe that this was party led by Mr.. Chiles,
one Of the only two men whom | know TO have
passed through the California mountains from the
interior Of the basin--Walker being the ether, and
both were engaged upwards Of twenty days, in the
summer time, in getting over Chiles destination was
the bay of San Francisco, TO which he descended by
the Stanislaus river; and Walker subsequently in
formed me that like myself, descending to the south
ward on more eastern line, day after day he was
searching for the Buenavenura thinking that he had
found II with every new stream, until, like mo- he
abandoned all idea Of its existence, and, turning
abruptly to the right, crossed the great chain. These
were both western men, animated with the spirit OF
exploratory enterprise which chamcterizes that peo
pie.
"The Indians brought in during the evening an
abundant supply Of pine nuts, which we traded from
them When roasted, their pleasant flavor made
them an agreeable addition TO our now scanty store
OF provisions, which were reduced to a very low ebb.
Our principal stock in peas which il is not ne
cessary to say contain scarcely any nutriment. We
had still little -four left, some coffee and a quantity
of sugar, which reserved as defence against star
vation.n
January 3o.--The party started with guide. Suf-
fer1ng much from The cold, one man had his feet
frost bitten. At night, many Indians visited his
camp. Held council with them by signs. They
appeared to have no knowledge Of the use Of fire.
arms. Engaged guide, repaired moccssins, leg
gins clothing, and made every arrangement to
the ''Sierra Nevada" The guide also clothed.
February 2.--It had ceased showing, but the air
was clear and frosty. The peaks of the "Sierra''
were near. The guide "sbook his head, and point
ed to the icy pinnacles shooting high up in the sky"
The people were unusually silent, "for every man
knew that our enterprise was hazardous and ex-
tremey doubtfun The snow deepencd rapidly.
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AGENCIES.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND THE PUBLIC
~ v y PALHERS American Se~spaper Subsenptloa
and Advertising Agency. No. ~ Ann 81. Serfok tadlon'
ing The Tribune oficr &C.
b PALS ER respectfully notifies the Merchants. Aano-
f,ru,rf, Professional sn Artists AID the business c9mm1
,y generally Of dis city who dssrous o making known
bo,d their respective nme numb-rs streets and pursuits.
t,t n. a . gent Of the bsst Ne"rpap~rs ~ most
- ~ n,nrol Town, Cities of State In the Uniou;
~ I,eiys Adsrrasni. for publication IN their reepvetivs
t~ eopies Which together the terms Of adversi'i5s
may be at his Office.
"a s7,pgd dor County IsGv by aiyrTtisiBg ~ The Coag
ry .,s.yarsfs which lie ty Agent, ilst OF Iowns
J Citi. fAfoughGu the United Staes De- had st my
Ar~ tom wh.h Merchants snd others may make such
IN, ire eng zed ld In the pspers Of which IL may Be their
v. 3. PALMER
eft Agent for Country Newipaper, % Aon 81.
r AW IN ILLINOIS EDMUND CLIFFORD, IL. b.
IL /, now doing business ELCIr kAsE CouSTT, ILL
sol a. Attorney agd COuHseor q Law srd w.he, 20 m
form the merchants and citizens Of Newly OK o. ne
he aefuaGt,d With principal IN sor'h iEos snd
ny business which may BE- Intfustsd 20 hiT WIN os ins'
t,ay TENDED TO- with all possible aud diligence
REFEEgscEs
Hon. Jos. Story. Cambrdse, A1ss.
Prof. SIMON GIeenIsli.
Hon. G 3 WestoG, Durbary,,
Uo, Sat,
VIM. L b tib6., Fsir,arsn,"
CHARLES r. CUFtis ESq Boston, Ntn.
Hon Ol.v.r Prescott, New. Bedford, N.sS.
II. P. tessenden. Elq. New.YoIk.
f. B. Washburn, Gslens, Ill
S. :. Gale. chicago, Ill. ma w,
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From the same. QUOTED from the Aran' S'eHs9
NJ Eugene de Mirecourt has published writing
entitled "Fabris,,s de Romans, Mcison -aferandre
Dumas c. Co,npognie. Dumas is at this time pub
fishing four novels at once in four separate journas
There is a srea, noise made abou; this publication;
il an appeal TO all the intellectual part OF the ma
ZION. deeply aflcted in lis affections, in its seati-
neurs and lis interests by the monstrous scandals OF
literary Simonsm This &C, demands the sympa-
thy of the press! it has ndspuable nigh, to Gre
ate a VIBRATION and cannot be object Of indifer-
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%. HENRY c. WRIGHT, the well known Peace
Lecturer and author OF ~ Mss FOR Blow has pub
l!shed at Dublin work entitled " SIR Months in Grafea-
br rs Conversations Noa-Resis;dEce and Other sub
sc.s Mr. Wright Gutenberg in very bal health
and completely restored by Priessnz the Water
Cure system Ills book 1--WE have not seen IL arake no
CT his peculiar views OF religions m4;ers and viii
on that account be dis,asiefa persons but that it
contains much profitable reading have doubt. VIII
II not be republished In this country
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ITO DRUGGISTS-The subscfibess offer general
ert Of Ccop<ss Glue and lsngasS and Psr.r Of
hind I'd, rlsd 20 ;bsir manufacturers 7riers
EUGENE ELY X co y Fuitor-st
TOp pVPORT-lO1 cases Printed Drills suitable for
r ror, for sale By WELLS SPklNG,
=" 90 g Pize
"FA TRAYS AND WAIT ERS-A- " SPIES & co;
9s P.srl 81, have iull supply 81 "a irsTs Aad
V.;i.-< which tSsy otter the iraee very Low
Also pixoa Son. Britannia Tss And Coa's fos HeW
palixrns.
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From the Schnellpost.
correspondence OF Goethe.


The Correspondence between Goethe and the late
Minister Won voigt, is, a. present, in the hands
of shoemaker's wife, who will, forno price, con-
sent to publication. The Minister'S daughter-in-
law, dead some years since, was we'll knownwr
ter, but, from the neglect or ignorance of some
other kin, the almost incredible accident has hap
pened that the correspondence, with Won Voigt's
other papers, was sold for waste paper. 1t passed
through several shapes and was scattered on It's SIM
guar journey, but large part is now in the hands
of the good shoemaker's vile. She has reverence
enough for the papers, but is whimsical and will NOT
have them published To Goethe's grandson she
gave permission TO make few extracts, but, she
saws the world at large shall not share this posses
sion with her while she lives. Also the cores
pondence between Goethe and the Grand Duke,
Karl August, containing most important records of
n rare intercourse between prince and poet, must,
as Is known, lie for many years under the prlncely
seal To future generation is reserved TO break
this seal. for only after the close of personal inter
ests involved therein can this SO called internal
sack be opened, in which Goethe delighted 10 put
his more secret observations upon the world and
men.
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SCHOOLS.

FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOfs at Caldwell. y jersey
pleasantly situated miles from Newark, 4Rd 10 from \
psSd.v in MAY aud continue p weeks. Number limited 70
IS reasonable Parents who place her
in this School nav be ASSUMED that pans Will be spared Tor
mental and moral imp ovemeni while hSy Will eajoy
safe aud happy home
had With him 1t the Bookstore of " Dodd Bnek church
81 Circulars giving references be obtained tie
above PLACE Any f.on q ayqs hf se& %T S be
DOAEIDING SCHOOL FOK bOls-New ra-.aan
d Summary CT. Nrmber II rnPs limited to tHenly-
80 "a Ps,+ls; J Dim5n ~ Rjv.neton tiabir-
shaw S. li-sy; " Browning 30 North AooTe-st " Phil
10. Io3 Ful,on-st BROOKLYN s3lm-
ITEN , FOTT17 I'TION-rhe iI,.>es ADAM OF Norh-
amp,on. Mass, propose TO receive INTO Their family ~
pupils OF their own :eS whom tney WIZ instruct N I Jus
cal ard intellectual they viii faithfully 'esoe .efaeI'e
The advantages Of Northampton a location are two well
known to require particular mention and oDe Of the most
eligible ,'es IN the raE- : ocea p.a ~ .e lhi: neg
PRINCIPLES al instruction suecessiuy adopted by Geo b.
En1Ton M Boston, ne SgaS f as 4, tIS e a
ply Mise. Adam SOrtanP,on RserePes may 70 mI5e
II. Beia~ VS. Ne No1ham9oa-Rey Rnfns ELs. npl I'm.
P95KDiAG scHOoL E0 T. fo Z II ! H.: ~
. :, ,In.b he neaD! Of anRed eiacSne6
Hsenrnr on The h OF May TIE situation Ion iodea his
f5sH ci aae ' s he Book sar Of D. Faa IS
Broadway oil E Collier la Fulton street and OF p syn
lord, Brdseport nln2t Wv
DFPTg aNROy MISUNDERSTANDING MATII-
L EMHTICaL AND Ci-ASSsICAL--Patenis having sati,
would secure tnrou preparation for College business.
ere respectfully invited 10 inquire alter the merits OF tbs fEu
rscts and scholarship IN school, no pups who
b- induced a. uch sncnth Shout any such
~ r-rsty.d ttsv will be removed IS som Known.
TIE puolt.ncs of s!fsoverIent and Of that hiSn self
respect and regard for rst winch ScOn base anc srlk
fr-rn vic Sed actcu much INSISTED upon
The pupils sleep urs- TIA snr root and ST a. the sane table
with lie far Of the Principals nnc every nan;lo'
TO promote their personal comfort well the rapid alyance
meat IN all ha IT for elevated useness and heso:che
Tbe Prrcipals lous since dero:ed themselves 10 the
Interesting and responsible work Of instruction sHd from
pa, experience feel Themselves warranted IN
suins The Sch0osusiainfS ma ne e4'onabie erFee
The provisions INSTITUTION enoEc unusual 1citIes Tor
plrasur- and safety &c SEA bathing
The ocarinn pleasant and prove-baliv hesi,hfl and
DALI accessible 10 SswIo aae Philadelphia oy steamboat
and Railroad
With n, rs. OF booksfor IL English Stud,-x
I- Sru,nsr session will consae- Monday. Nag 5h
Circulars With aHd IefeIrpces my Z nd Il ,e
5ooS ..or-x of > Taylor Us Sssszust and Rob Carter,
- 49, = 5 Z. WOODBRIDGE
rl5d 5 6. WOODBRIDGE
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST PUBLISHED
The only complete EDITION Of
LIE kNIGETS OLE SEVEN I.ANDS

TIE KNIGHTS OF SEVEN LANDS.
b. J. II ISGRAHAN Price l2i cents
This ard variety Of Popular Works NAV be found at G.
NFRRlF DIS Publishing Hall 295 BroadN which will
be furnished the Trade reasonable 50 3sod-
TTHE Nun or ST. URSULA Or the Burning of the
Convent. By Harry Hazel. Price l2i cts. 93eod-
THE NETWORK LEGAL OBSERVER for April
contains /. Donaiio morris causa: Plea Of Insanity
IN CRIMINAL cases Practical PuSrs Separate Estate OF
married women: Assignment Benefit n CrednrS. Produc
ton of Lessons Tie; Trim Con. Evidence. RTPoRTs-
Chancellor Waworths Court HiIche7 Lee ship:
Infancy; Spencer Sr-nce Deed Construction Vice han
cellor Sandords Cour;Cnm MITCHELL fraudulent assign
ment Purchase b. Superior Cont, H-klttred;e
v Emerson Judge PaEes celebrated decision with refer
ence 10 attachments process prior bankruptcy
pleading &c. DfGEsr Of all the English Published
SAML. OWEN, Editor
u Country subscribers requested not to make any
rayJneuts youth about 10 years OF calling himself
a Travelling Aser for this work. 81 81
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OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBXrH.--We had the
pleasure, few days since, of publishing letter
from Hon. DANIEL. WEBSTER in regard 10 the OBJ
servance OF the Christian Sabbath. We give be-
low letter lrem Hon. HENRY Clay on the same
subject:
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MELANCHOLY SuIcIpE.-A correspondent Of the
New Haven Palladium, writing from Bethany I'M
der date OF April 9TH, says;
A most melancholy suclee committed here u-day.
Enos Deechcr, about thirtytwo years Of at
tended the polls and voted He left for home aboui
and embarrassed his horse usual While ea,irg his
dinner he told his wife that it the last meal that he
should Immediately after dinner, he took his
gun and said he going 10 shoot squirrel. lie
proceeded about ,y rods cm his house went into coal
hu; pulled of Of hi boots and either sat lay down.
and raised his head up that he held the muzzle OF tie
gun 10 his neck and bred with his feet. HIS wife soon
followed and onnd him dead. He leaves wife ant four
small children
MELANCHOLY SuIcIpE-We learn from our cor
respondent al Pottsvl.le that German, by the
name of Frederick Scissor, aged about "a or 10
years, committed suede nj MS residence, a0oa'
Il mile from the borough, on Saturday evening last,
by cutting his throat with a razor from ear 10 ear
On Saturday last he created some difficulty athome,
and turned his family ont OF doors, his wife taxing
the children 10 ne!shborlns house, from which,
after remaining for a while III hopes has pl.renzy
would Subside, she returned, and found hlm
corpse in the condition mentioned, with his head
nearly severed from his body. On the table near
him lay German Bible open. having the case OF
the razor with which the horrible deed was done
lying uponlt lfhli. Ledger
MELANCHOLY DEAru.-We regret TO be com
Frederick f. Bailey, Esq. The deceased was yes
iercay in the Court Room. apparently quite we'll
attending 10 his business as Prosecuting Attorney
for York County, which station ne assumed only III
the morning-but strange 10 say, before an hour
after adjournment, il was discovered that he had
committed suicide BY hanging himself. Nothing
but mental deraneement could have beenthe cause.
York (Pa.) Advocate, Apnl ;.
o+ \ report has rssched this place OF the death
of Col. HoiLASp COFFEE, by the hand Ct some nm
known assassin. His numerous friends seem 10
give credeuce 10 the story, and greatly 10 lament
-, los, ,t 90 pnhls- hsaripn a ire
Col c. was an early settler at this place, and re-
moved a few years ago 10 Texas. where he con-
tiuued 10 reside until the time of his death
Wan Buren, (Ark) lntellisenceT.
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Daniel Adcc, 1O7 Fulton street, New-York,
WILL THIS DAY PUBLISH No. s OF
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,

WILL THIS DAY PUBLISH No. 8 OF
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
Comprising General Introductory Outline Of Uarrssd H'
tory, Ancient and Modern, and Series Of Sep
ayote Histories Of erery principal Va
ZION tbd; eriJts, their RiSs Pro-
cresJ and Present Condition. dc. DC.
BY SAMUEL MAUNDER
Author of the Treasury Of Hnowedge Biographical Treat
THE f tsIy iFa sfe OF ,iis%F
Edited by John lnman.
The above valuable Work will be completed in about
twelve Nos printed sne with clear type and
will be sold at . cents per No c,,,o,.
Ing ones will be published regularly the first OF each month
until comileted ~
TIE STUDENTS BlBLL,
H,uvies Commentary Browns >efln;efpertius and
Edition beautifully bound in gilt; Richaron Eneh Die
ucnaLy. IN TWO !4fse quitio vols
Thoru's Introduction TO the Scripture.
Flee,voods Lille of Christ. fulrto.
Eis sr PSGf Gi ns5y qs,ro Goldsmith and Mo
Do Stuart Family folio.
Cosmosa.ny OF III. World, do
Gamble, Survey OF Briton. d.
Willnm Temple folio with large collection Of old Eng
sh Books, consisting CT theological works and Sermons
from old aucent DIvines. .,
Classical and English School Books, Sta,iorery with
large collection of Music
The Of establishment Of Ihsol9Tie Ps e and
School Books ABRAHAM MAJ,
rs 257 Beeck-r 81 onposiie Bur,nn.
DOBINSON-S GESENIIs' HEBREW LEXICON
II Greek aud English
Lerere;,'s Latin Lexicon
Crusus' Homeric Lexicon
Felton's Greek Reader
Sophocles Greek Grammar
e" - Lessons
Exercises aud Key
Z" Rnmaic Grammar. For sale By
nj, HUNTiNGT0N < sAvAGE. 2ls reeLl.si.-
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~neS HULLS TRCSSEs.-Sotce 70 RuptnFec
Spefson.-Per,ons afflicted WITH Rupture
nsy rely upon the sss, isiiTaa az ,he 1 oa %,
20 Vesey street. either o the agents IN se principal
towns In the United States. Be careful 10 examine ne
back pad of Hubs Trsse see II they are endorsed b!
Dr. ri I'LL in writing None genuine, or 70 be relied upon
a. good without his signature.
Many persons haze undertaken 70 yend limitations OIL
Hus celebrated Trusses and Thousands are posed upon
in consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon
they are made by unskul mechanics and are no better
thsn the ordinary Trusses.
Rgn,s have been ttted up No. vesey street sxcin
.yely for ades having separate entrance nom the s
ness deuartrnent where female IN constant attendance
-. -, No, ra,,en,s n2lf
~ THoMPsoN'S TRUssEs, ohice IS Beek-
NNman street About 300 Of The fTst physician,
49,, .5and surgeons Of Sew-York have given their
decided preference 10 this Truss, you can
graduate the pressure rom 10 ffty pounds the
rupture without back pad which does much injury
20 the SPINE fair trial being the test test Of us sureri
ority applied and six days al gtyen and II 1t does
not the rupture, while performing every knd Of e1
ercise coughing. and give perfect easen word u
satisfactory In every respect the money cheerfSy
returred and this the only condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent Is easily effected
and warranted, directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the SIDE
-uptred and The round the hips as they can sa
The pressure sui: their Sold Wholesale a5d
retail a, l3 pAcsman-st aul II
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Dear Sir have received vour obngin; Letter, inform
ing me that by the contributors Of ladies BSl;
more Of the requisite o- The purpose, have been
made member FOR lie OF the Baltimore Sabbath As-ocia
,ion As you Dc inform .; The names OF the ladies'
must request you 10 be my organ 90 communicate 10
them my respectful acknowledgements 70. this proof OF
their valued regard and esteem and 10 assure them that
share with them seu;!me rs OF pro eunt reverence for
he SABBATH as RELIGIOUS institution. and ha; eryently
hong ,hat all ,sudable crdeavors iHcEcae Tie proper
observance oft may be crowned with success.
haze also thank yoa Tor The copy OF the ranphle
containing the proceedings the Association which yor
forwarded
am, Win high respect, your friend and Obedieni
want -,sr Il. CLAY.
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C. The 4nerican 4 grieultIgui ASSOCIATION met
on Morday evening the OF The Historical Society
In the University: President BRADIsH the Chair,
and 30 members present After the minutes
were read The preside; called Tor articles OF Exhibition
M L l. Pel. lister County, presented Tomatoes in
fruit IS inches high Peas In blossom 81 inches WheG:
?! inches ard Potatoes y Inches, from seed sown
81 ce the l9;h OF March, by fet,y withoa; o;her AID
than cold lcsln soil M Russell read essay color
Ing woods Mr.. Harmon Wheat culture-a conmuuica-
ZION from North Carolina Grape culture, Dr.. Gardner on
the exhaustion OF sells BY seed crops.
~ The last Clinton Co. Wing, published al
Pist,ssuIg contains following paragraph In relation 70
the Iron trate n tina: County:
at row pretty well understood that the manufacture
OF Iron IS the best that e- done in This County;
and since the rise the Article We co;ce strong
desire OF Some Of business who have heretofore
confined the capital mercantile operations 20 engage IN
the business and doubt no; from present indications
tha, before year passes shall see Pattsburs re-
different place tom what il ever has been"
Al presen; there about 3o00 tors OF Iron made per
annun IN Northern NewIork SO rich IS that section Of
he STATE in Iron Ore that this amount could easily be .e
blet and ouairr.Te3 The want Of capital presume Is
the chef obstacle the extension Of the manufacture
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BOARD.

BOARD WANTED-A genieman and b., wife wish t9 Oh
ID tam first O May tho vicinity OF the
I,nwory between Walker and Houston streets, One large
furnished room with bedroom attached Will be
luired aud private family preferred Address NJ C. At ths
,fiicr. naming The location. &c. al0 Ae
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New Publications.

81 The DE1locRArIc REvfEw for April con-
.ains .orne ver clever articles nong them IS no-e
than re-ited panegyrc upon The girs and writing OF
HAWTHORNE Rev Ralph Hoyt, P. 5. :. Andres sad II.
T. Tucke-an. are he 7oedcal contributors 10 the re
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ID Pleasant apartments may DO hsd with board.
Dby gentleman and his lady at 2o Orchard street Refer
.nr.x an 2ws
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Dyears of in respectable private mly, where ers
Location of Broadway between
Riecckerpnd Cann>s References exchanged. Addres E
fire
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IlvANIkD-By rr,IvcL,ele oung Womae siInstiea
W in ,uaAll privste f,ny ChaolseSnaid ana ss.,
The bst OF ey r-tecvnee Please srry a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-11

IANTED-By lady astua'ou IN school ,otass Shsiss
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