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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
Boarding.

BOARD is wanted by Gentleman and bis " lie in The
ID vicinity Of Beeckersf. west side Of Broadway pre-
erred for the winter hey would Ike paror and bed
room .dioinng and communicating Address VI . Box
257s. lower Po-tOfice. sl3 u
NENTLEtiEN with Their wiyes-ien single gentlemen,
VI obtain board with pleasant rooms, a. No Forsyth
a. References exchanged SIS lw'
NrOTICE.-To Lct-single Gentlemen or transient per
sons can accumulated with furnished rooms by the
dsv week or month. with breakfast and lea or without
rarors with 1T Apply on the premises 90 Cham
ber-sl II
4 FEW single gentlemen can be accommodated with
ABOARD and pleasant rooms al 70 Charoers e. doors
west of Broadway. - 2"is
VlTANTED-A room and bed room, with board between
w Prince and Bieecker In Broadway or within
block from Broadway, with the privilege OF having small
dsy, in the morning in the adveriisefs ROOM
The advertiser would be pleased 20 make arrangement
with family where board might par be paid by teach
Ing References exchanged. Address Tescher al this Of
fee I'll 5,is'
DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife can be- accomIno-
ID dated with board and handsome front paror and bed
room 40 HgdsOn-si. ST Johns PARK References ex
charged. sll 5us
DOAKDINt;.-MRs. J. HAIGHT No. - Barclay,
ID corner OF 81 Peters Place tentranoe " Ptrs Place
private door, has Pleasant accommodations FOR tran
silent Boarder- by the day week The situation cen
trs near Broadway block the Asor House Mrs
II Las perm 10 refer a. The following gentlemen;
X. Hathaway NJ d. No. 10 Mnrray-sL
Harris Wilson, E-q. y Mnnay-sL
Alex. ;. Gould, Esq IA Nassau-st. sl3 owls
A GENTLEMAN and lady, or two or three single
n gentlemen can b. accommodated with excellent board
and very pleasant al 70 Chambers street, doors
west Of Broadway. suls left
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70 NEWELL. Patent Farnutoptic Bank Lock.
q Union Nli.sionary society,"

verssry OF tins Society Will be held on the nth September
lions Church. corner of Church and Leonard sis New
York, At past O'Clock In the evening,
The Apnus Report will be read the Treasurers account
will be presented and addresses will be made by several
gentlemen.
The Board Of Managers will meet at IFS Nassau,L oppo
site he American Bible Society House, The same day al ~
O'clock IN the forenoon
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u Public Worship Of The First Congregational
Church REV Mr. Below will be resumed on Sunday next,
"a the basement Of the Church, entrance
n (roshysL between Prince snd Spring sIs. slS IL
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" The Rev. DIR. Durbin viii preach IN

81 The Rev, MIR. Dunbar, Of Boston, vii preach
9f he people o! bis former charge In The McDougast
CeaIch Lords day Sept iih, the usual hours l.
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CHnrch on Forty.secend-st.-

Ie- Church the corner OF Forty second q and the
tshihavenue. Will be opened God willing, for religious
so,sap on Sabbath NJ Icy O'clock A. and - O'Clock
The morning service viii be conducted by The Rev
VI. Phi'npS
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JUST PUBLIsHED-PRIcE 30 CENTS.

Obstinate, lnvelerale, and Haoiiull
CONSTIPATION, (COslyeness,i not only totally over
u come, bat also completely destroyed, without using
either Purgafives Injections or Baths, bys SaiurA, smPe
Agreeable and loitibe Means. recently discovered IN
france followed BIZ numerous Certificates from celebrated
Phs scas and by other persons Of disnc
don. 800 ,
This Work, in English, s printed IN Psr- puo..hed a.
IN. Nsons Depot III WARroy, Of Pans, No 74t Maiden
lsne New York and sold by all Booksellers and Medicine
Dealers the United Saies-Pnce 81 cents 81 lmisrod-
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
nFSTOSs Early History u Sew-York l67o.-A new
~ edition with cOpious Historical Notes by the Hon
GABRIEL Furman- Printed fine paper 2yo. few
copie. on large paper 40. For sale By
WILLIAM GOWASS,
q Owls g Lihery--t and n Sassau-st
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w The Rev. DIR. Durbin VII preach m ne VI =.
thlich IN Greens Saba Sept H. nj 10y Nj and Il
: hoped al 2. NJ The Rev. Mr.. Roberts al y NJ The
onarch having recently undergone extensive repairs col
won will be asen up the close Of each service 10 ad III
's'faying the expenses sl3f
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rv-FarI Fashion for Hats, Isi5.-our


can now be supp led counter with the style
Fall Hats. WATSON L CO. l5i Chatham square,
81 THU Ssf between Mott and Mulberry sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

RI1NO LESSONS and Tuning-w. c. RAYSER
p First avenue gives lessons on the Piano and singing
A, HI, oxn residence or the residence Of his pupils 90 mod
en,e terms Also tunes PsnOs-prce 10 ca Seas
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~To Landlord. and Attorneys-sHrs

TcEThe Sheriff Of the City and County of New FORK and
his Deputies, would respectfully notify the Landlords and
Attorneys OF this City, that they prepared to execute
Landlords Warrants. and the oreclosng OF Chael Mort
CAGES with punciusly and despatch. Application TO be
made at the Sheriff Office, No q, In the Cry Hall
WIN. JONES, Sheriff
.,,ff g,,ts
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BELOW.
Nothing in sight At shutdown.
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~ The Misses SctgWick's Boarding and Day
School III open Wednesday the 10Th Of Sepe nber at
No AZ sshngton Place. whers Circulars may be
Obtained also at Roe LOcXwoods All Broadway snd shep
herds, No l9l Broadway. au2t Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

y Freedom Of the Public Landslide National
keosueu Of the sixteenth W ard viii hold Mass Meeting
reoolx Hall corner Tenthav and Sesen,een,a-s,
70 Tuesday evening, September 10th, 81 y o'clock MI
meeting slSSus.
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l. Tor fsl .sefsmle. 10 want Of carpe..ng - sny ar.
tc- N the n- respectfully invited 70 ca. a'i
TarerPiy logr4in and al oher styles u CsRytinx "
Cols Rugs &c. that 10 70 BE- found 10 me cC ~ "..
,cl 1. ncy and .~ect-d for the Fa sales from me moe,
h,s,ed manufactures Of tins country and kufops IN
b ,ssor,m~nt are many splendid patterns and ne" slrs
~ or. which ars be found al SOY otrf store rs,.
,. NAV be- assured hat lhry Will fnd ine prices rich
seT han al any SIMILAR establishment IN th- cry
v ban experienced pbolsisfer WIZ aeno We n...n.
notice. W II - :, ~
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TUESDAY, Sept ith,
A, .fnrr M . fherfNssf.
wM n. JONES, Aueuencs,.. b,

MN IA. JONES, AuclOrctr. -.
BOOTS, SHOES and br0gans-on W tpNE >uA'.
ID >ept -h Al lOs o'c,k al ihe 81 J. ID lnroscii
Co. - reAst $3.50 complains aise AM des'
rsble OF Boots Shoes and Brogsns suane tof
HI southern. Western and CRY dealers usi received g
lslosues and Goods ready The Gay previous 10 esa~
SIS II
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS

At AUCTIONS In East Newark NeS-Jsscy-iS 900,
n each lot Is by 100 20. 10 the two sps II land 20 feet
In depth wing on each eide OF The Ne~-Jefsey kAl.
road, viii Ne offered FOR THURSDAY. oth ScYem
her, lstS al O'CLOCK T. NJ the premises aud continue
from day lay the whole sold These lots nav"
already beer hed and regulated snd oosi The East New
ara Land Co. over <luo lot
sale percmptor. Terms OF sac snd other paftcus's
may be attached maps of the premises pat la w
places For further particulars or tor copy of msp ap
ply Ia \. Dey. 81 Lib-rty-st Ns~Noft. III t.'is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

A CAKU.-Mr. Onver b. Goldsmith respectfully IN
[Aorms the cizens OF Newiork and Brooklyn, hat he
will commence bis Fall Wiring Glasses Monday, Sept
18Th at his rooms 2se Broadway. la FARCE Buildings
Terms reduced only three dollars and no extra charge
Gentlemen classes during the day and evening Ladies al
II A. NJ Daily private instruction gwen For sae-Gold
smiths Gems OF Penmanship. See Crcusrs. sis 2tis
INRENCH 4 GERMAN CLASSES.-G. y. SrkU-
i We, late Professor Of Modern Languages In Brown
University forming classes In the French ard German
Languages the RobersOnian system 81 his rooms No
f7 Broadway. Gentlemen enter their names a. the
Book Store. OF Messrs Bartlett Wexford. Roe Lockwood
Son and T. J. Grower Ladies wishing 20 form private
classes will be waited their residence II required.
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

" The PrOtestant RefOrmCd DUTCH I hurrh,
corner Green Houston under the pastoral Gle OF
Rev l. $ Demund Will reopen for divine service n lhe
usual hour. next 1 ond's dsy IL
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, r. vi.

n For Listcf Leuers Remaining in " y Post Office
sac last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

MUSIC MUSIC
CHOICE AND ELEGANT Z Ferret 4 Co. have
y inst published IN beautiful style, on fine, white paper
with Illuminated utle-page, he charming song
Love Not By Hon. Mrs. Morton Prce o. cents.
Tomorrow will be Published four sets Of qla1rles Tor
. .
LOrr-qler, = cents.
Six Of Rg.--lfs Songs, 3 cents
seven Maxurks- ~
T. even ScOtti.h sons, s cents
sixteen Wslizes, BY J. strauss IS cents
FavOri,e POlkas, nine Tor y.
bohemian C;.rI Ieonor- tirs for the Flute MARCHES
Qackst-ps Moores Melodies, Gaopades. Songs BY SAINT
Lover &c &c. al one fOurl he usual price
sf11is T. FERRETI CO ~ broaf"sy
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:. :. JOG EL1N, !
THOS. LAfON, (
CHAS. X. RAY. {
LEWIS IAPPAN.l

q Chrtstian Cuion-The services OF this Society
VII be continued tomorrow morning al 10y O'clock IN the
Hal Of the Lyoeum No sol Broadway Discourse by WM
h. CANNING. II
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Amuscments.

NIBLO's GARDEN.-So posIporrrneni q his -.
Y tabshreni on sccogn OF the weather, a. ne Grand
Entrance fru Broadway the Saloon 10 proecisc snc
he New saloon whh 10 ventilated from the top and SIDES
he enclosed 81 moments ronc, Doors open a. T. re'-
f,rrnanc- 10 commence s-t Ssurday Evening September
S-Bersfi ri Nr Nirkirscr 20 commence
with The Overture toth- Or-r< of Ac-on To ~ followed
hs lie c1tev nf he Fyd Monster Amer hich TIE
Duet Pretty Psse- \ Display Of Fireworks intsr
.on OF hAf hour. To concicde with How 70 Pay he
R~nL Tickets VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13
.r-ArHE STEAMER NEw.nAtkN,
snow running between Greenpo.. IN

te-sExz>7io ford si76-The new steamer BUFFALO.
,.o,sin H,ncox viii esve the foot u Bsfclay-st south
side every Monday and Tuesday morning, n "A 1cocs
will leave N~w-Hayen The same days at 10 r
gers AZ Hartford their ck-,- h,ou IN
4, NswYork al the Aihsneum fiot. Fare 10 New h sven
NJ and down 81. Tn. public now protect themselves
,beo q 81 10 New Haven. Apply TO John Bal, 0i Bar
-, :, IA I r Fnrber New. Haven sl5 .is'
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RICH AND ELEGANT cARPETINcs,
Nor the Kall Trude.

vI,HE sUBsCRIBERis daily aiding 10 his extensive an
well selected STOCK the latest and beat patterns 81 French
Anbus.on Administer, Royal Wilton, Tapestry, srisr',
Brusses Threepy and Ingram Cupe,ngs, suitable 30 in'
~. rsd. He aso offers the best assortment Of on 'iDs
old and well seasoned containing great variety ~ psrfs
Of every description and width onetne, wn a. s" ..
Connected with Inc usie Strangers Wishing ih- cry an
III Others purchasing the afsN And best ~ go ~
Cnpsuns. Oh Co.h' &c yin lind treaty. 20 usm si..a
I'm bs ong experiences and facilities In tn trade ~
h rnsblsd 70 offer Tho strongest Inducements 10 purchasers
REUBEN SMITH, Jr, ~ Bfosd~s,,
IN LII. nnpusit. (ltt Hsl
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vryHC subscrher wishes make known u IN. public u~s
much OF The bscui and crackers which are so.d W has
nv hy inc above nance entirely different from The SODA
RiSCfJIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made ~ his Bshcry.
whca have used by invade. p.fucnluiy v.- VINO
e. om Tor than ~ e1sy yssfs Win ths
80, ,ssu,ls While h~ imitation whch b made for
sss price, fOaxh perhaps good Tor Psrson In nesh. 40
t,ly unit FOR s Tho above BlscvT and CsAxxas
~ 8uTTGa BISCUIT WIS BiscuIr, BvrreA Csxcssss
VIII CsAcggas PILoT and NAVY 6aGAD, ell ~ III trd
quality ere constantly for sse 81 The weknown ssts
-, Us w ssb,n non srssI corner of wWr~n.u~~t
- er,s. TPHRAIM TRvADWvLLs aOS
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NEX MUSIC

SONGS or THE CAMPAIGN, The " Widow Maone,
- and seven Other CAPITA. songs from Charles OAa4ey
for 25 cen1.
Aso ~ OF Rus.es best songs price Is just pub
lsn-d By 1910 lwis z FERRET. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

INSTITUTION OF ih- Messr. Abbot for The efuca
i uou OF yo1ng ladies' Az HOCston--t y. I.
Th,iu.t,uion comprises four distinct Departments, the
Praa-y JUNIOR Middle and SenlOr each occupying spa
cOu. ad handsomely Furnished saloons Arrangements are
made thorough instruction Of the pupils n al branch
p, n finished education
Priacpala-Jacob Abbott, John s. c. Abbcr, Gorhan d.
Ab5ou. Charles T. Abbott =.
4,,ufs-t TesoAerI-yfr George r. Root Music; Mr.; Au-
g4.fs ". Cowies. Drawing Mr.. Joel II. Barrow ZEN
nian-hp. 81 J. D. l. lender, French. Miss Ek. II I'M
Mas Mar Flint Miss Elizabeth P. Whriss-y ara mss
Mare B. Tappan. English N. A. 5 Nnlepi.!l leneA sn
T1age ard Literature 81 <ls<tsos
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL. AND ENOLloh-LIIinse
ed In Isjs was re-openet The first day Of sePenoe'
a. s,.sTtTb. RICUARn CORNELL. Principal
~,,,., NAs:>ETI.N-MR c GaATTAS
n Commune. 10 nlzx-ee FOR The cure OF disease, Al MS
r. tg Roadway where. with OF the mo-t sucress
~ CIa~vovau. In The country be viii be ready al all times
~ he cay and evening ~ receive visitors
aI.n Electro Magnetism applied slO l"s'
nIANO LESSONS and Tuning-W. C. RAYSEk
- -.n AZ
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DY JA,Ik. VI. MlLLkK-

ID FRIDAY. sept irh,
TWENTY-FIVE Thomas st-At = oc.,cA sine Mef'. ,r.
F,-h.ns " M Ne sold tie Two Story B1cs House ai Loi
of Ground No - Thomss ~ Toe HOUSE - ~ u 's'
I,i IN. t,,d-rp The HoGs- Is vel arranged VIII pa Or
and rooms suitable for boeTting house of iof 80
antilles mad rcr tor $50 per snnGm hss heSn ons sno"n
IS grocery stand with good Of custom Sac ps'e
ssc can remain 81 bond ard mortgage Can BE- seen =
TUESDAY Sept 10Th
At 10 o'clock. o. he s,or- No. LiheriNst
Rcors SHoss AND BgcS,>s-ics cases Boots. >n,es sns
Brogsns. consisting Of every varey spspe of soHrta
western and nnrthcm trade. sac positive"
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION

IlI Willy 4 PITNAN. lbI b0nai'Ns AZ, a Nhesp Sc
ID ri.s ofTHE PURITAN DlNlNE>. beautifully printed
on Inc paper. pe, volume may De- seen On A. pca
Iuu 81 in Broadway sl5I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

TIlnslilule In the City ofNew York-Ts exhibition will
be- opened 10 the public Nblos Garden tho 9th OF
October next exhibitors for the reception OF heir cOniT-
buttons on The "a OF October
The grand display of the fruits OF manufactures and the
moving machinsry by steam OF horticulture horcul
lure Sc n NhlOs; Cattle Show. Flowing and Spsc my
matches At oher locations the eloquent Anniversary and
Agricultural Addrrssc. By distinguished from other
States promise the richest treat presented by th,
institute. ENhhors should bear In Mind that here are
bur q few tav- itft 10 prepare. sil "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

Ticr fau style Of Gcntiemen's Hats.-J NJ.
W NO bowery. now selling the most beau
IS wei as tbs dursble Hats Of the latest fashions
~. - prices a. III fully compensate gentleman for
"o NE rsmoses part Of The city their establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-13

DIBBONs, KIBBONs.--Tbs lsrges, aid . osss
Il,e.eced assortment Of Bonnet, Cap and Viewer or
In the city can be found Al l. NJ STEVENs ~ 90,
Beaver .ire-t. where more Ribbons are 500 ma az,
nr,crs ,h,n =, any other house u tho usds sais
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NEWBORN SACRED Mu>It :

NT0 ~ n >tVeI >rrpefs, 10 e 80. ~. '. V,s1A!
evening .4fh Inst under the direction Of Mr.. L {. HI
The rrincg- solo parts by Mis- Northa. MI. nn.eson
Mss ndmuer Mr. Fraser. MI Ssgrin. and other cisnn
isHed talent.
The performing members ct the society are requested TO
attend ihe rshcarsas. be held Monday and Wedne-
evening Of each previous io he performance
Thi admission uckes VIII be readiness FOR delivery on
ether 4 The evenings shove mentioned.
Non performing members viii receive ner NcAes upon
M--,. NJ $ lAna--.L s-l W..
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VNnE fOWAS AT HOBOkEN-The party oi 10
] now encamped near the Atlantic Hotel. Hoboken
will remain three dss longer White Cloud, the head Cue
the Iowa naton, and Walking RAIN the celebrated Wal
Chief well H. Blister Feet the great Medicine Man, &C
company this party
This Is party hat introduced TO his Majesty the
King of the French during their visit 20 France.
Each day during their stay cy VIII give several OF their
Dances, Games, War Songs &C. In the open fields com
mencng about 81 o'clock. z. NJ sl5 GUS
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r.. "A LUDLOW. Agcuone.r
ANnS ATATg az -'

I ANDS IN THE STATE OF LouislanA-E- n.
IL LUDLOW Will sell Al snsnon =. Ire Merchants ~.
change AZ I. O'Clock SATURDAY. sept iSiA susc, %
Land containing $50 situated about IS mice above N,
city OF New-oresns on the Mississippi River 10 c fsrsn'.
and iotrvie Slsto of LOUISIANA fot terms.
sc. apply 10 the Arcroneers.
81 - y H. LUDLOW CO. = Nsii.t
Auction NOTlCE-JACOB PLAT VII ,el
n THIS DAY ~ 10 O'Clock. a large assortment Of fnA
and silver Watches gold and silver Jewe.ry panonl' Ne
being part stock of house declining hun's Aso
by order OF English agent, All invo.ceoi Nseh n-
Also. At II O'clock 10 pay advances double es-e ,o'i
Watch holes eweled, johnson" nsacr tof ia psi,a
- 49,, c.,,,,,, 4 r,cn,,., IS ~
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mo KELI(.IOlS NOCIEIIES.-hITtiI nF I.rsI OI
October the grand saloon OF The Ahamra, Broadway,
between Spring and Prince, viii be let on sundays TO any
respectable religious society. THIS room will eat 1890 Pc
sons and IN point of location aud convenience of sccess
being on the ground door and the elegance OF ts Interior
d. mos. s..i,able NJ any ~ the city 81 5tiseOd.
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DALMO'S OPERA HOtSE.-Lsst Two Nights vi
l. the SWISS BELL-RlNGERS-E Entire change of Enter
iainmen,- Engagement of the ANGLESEA SINGERS -
Mrs: TIMM: the popular Vocalist, Mr. H. MARKS. aud Mt
H. c. TIMM.
Dress Circle and Parque,e 81 Upper Boxes IS
Doors open At 7-COnceri commences Al 3. ~i2
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Posr Osfict. New-York, Sept IS, 1875
uer Cnled0uin from Bo.t0n.-Thc NJ

o The above sesmer Will be closed this Oee on the l5
n'sn, Nit NJ Postage on all Letters mus, be prepaid
boston Letters OF half ounce or under, cents and
eecn additional ksliounoe Scents
'Sa ROBERT II. MORRIS, P. VI.
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GOLD PENCIL LETTER BALANCES, with Colo

SULAK LAMPS, Nc.-M J. Mernu, 100 bowery,
- between Grnrd and Hester SIS have always on hshd
an elegant variety OF Hal and Solar Lamps Gisndoes &c
warranted 10 n all respects equa 10 any sold m the city
Also stone glass and porcelain ware al low prices, whole
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13

IS per 100 lbs. sale Of Killed Hogs at s4,a5.
,,on,ious. without animation. Holders ask $4,25
for good mixed brands without transactions to any
extent. There is no fixed receipt price. On Sat
urday and today sales Of over 1000 bbls. City
Mills Flour we're made at Sf25. The stock is now
very light and holders generally are firm in ask
ing s4,37d.
GRAis.--We continue to quote red Wheats,
brought by wagons. at 85 80 eis.--receipts very
light. Small sales Of Corn from store at AZ a AZ
cs. for white and Al cts. for yellow. Nothing do
ing in Oats.
Bacon Bacon market continues lively
with sales at the following rates. viz: Hams at "a
q cts; Sides 50 eta; Shoulders 81 cts, and prime
assorted at cts.
WHisKEY.-Saies Of hhds. at 81 cts., and bbs.
at % cts. There 10 but little coming in. and some
holders ask 221 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-02-13
JUIIN 81 KU HEH, G.
January l6. I8s5.-2m

NTiRGiNIA:--iu the Circuit Superior Court OF
v Law and Chancery for Berkeley County:
January Rules, 1916,
Mathew Jones and Elizabeth his wife. and Jona-
than Burns and Nancy his wife, pitts.
against
William Small and Margaret bis wife, John Will
hanson, Lewis Winebrenner and Mary his wife,
Jacob Williamson, Levi Williamson, and VIII
liam Williamson. children Of VIM. Williamson,
deed. and others, Celib Burns and sydney his
wife, William Summers, and John Summers and
Martha Jane Summers, children Of said William
Summers and Susan bis wife who is dead. Jacob
Williamson and Mag aret Williamson, the ~d-
ow, and Jacob Vandorep, detts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Caleb Burns and Sydney his wife,
and John Summers, not having entered their APP
rearance and given security, according to the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ard it APP
pesring by satisfactory evidence that they out
Of this Commonwealth: it is ordered, that the said
defendants do their appearance to This suit
the FIRST day of the next term, and the bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within this
County, and continued for months successfully,
and another copy thereof posted at the front door
of the COURTHOUSE of the ssid County.
Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c.
January IS. 1845-2m
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NlRGINlA:-In the Circuit Superior Court oil
v Law and Choncery for Berkeley County;
January Rules 1915.
Thomas Friddle, PITT.
against
Bushrod Francewsy ard james Dixon, djts
IN CHANCEKY.
The defendant, Bushroi Franceway, not having
entered his appearance and giving security, accord
ing to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is out of this Commonwealth: tits ordered
that the said defendant do enter his appearance to
this suit on the first day of the next term, answer
the bill of the plaintiff and give security for per-
forming the decree; and that copy of this Older
be forthwith published in any newspaper within
this county, and continued for two months success.
syey, and anotbe, copy Thereof posted at the front
door of the Court II ouse OF the said county.
Copy.-Test.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
January 16, I945--2m