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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20
BOONvILLE
BOOK STO IL T.

The entire stock of the above establishment 10
offered for sale AT COST, until the first OF
July when the balance unsold will be removed
from the city. The above stock consists in part Of
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous, School and Blank
Books, Paper, Stationery, Wall Paper, Perfumer7.
Fancy Goods, DC. L. HART,
BoonriUe Book Store.
Boonville, May Esd, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20
Window Sash

Window Sash.
large lot Pine Window Sash, just received
from Pttsburg and for sale low BY
BALLANTINE g. OUTCALT.
Rocheport, June 9th, ls46.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20
Guardians Notice.

d OPE.--Halter and Bale Rope, for sale by
IL ]. RIDDLESBARGER g. Co
Fayette, May 10Th, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20

TOURNEY MAN SADDLER WANTEDb by
u J. P. JOHNSTON.
Roanoke, Randolph county, June 9th, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20

lust received II doz. grain and grass scythes
- IL doz. scythe stones and grass sneads fo
sale low, al the New Cheap Hardware Store, BOOK
WILLIE. THOMAS B. VEAZEY.
Boonville, May Both, 1916
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20
Boonville Ncw and Cheap Hardware Stor'
S1dd1Cry.

lust received fine lot Of Saddery, consisting
~ in part of 90 groce Buckles. assorted sizes;
40 dozen Bradoons and Bits, assorted patterns
and prices; l2 dozen strrup irons, assorted; Cot.
ton and wors,ed webbing. A fine assortment Of
Elliptic Springs, Saddefs Knives, Hammers, Pin
GERS, Nails, &C., &C., which are for sale very low
at the Boonville New and Cheap Hardware Store.
THOMAS b. VEAZEY.
Boonville, May Both, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20

PARLIAMENT HINGES.-Jus, received, di.
l. rect from the east, 80 doz. Parliament Hinges
assorted sizes, for sale low, ct the New CHEAP
hardware store -BooNvILLE.
THOMAS B. VEAZEY.
Boonvie, MAY Both, 1876.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-20

A UGURS AND CHISELS.-Just received, di
IA rect from the east, 500 gro. Augurs, assert.
ed sizes. A fine assortment Of socket and frmer
chsels and gouges--for sale low at the New
Cheap Hardware Jacksonville.
THOMAS B. VEAZEY.
Fayette, May 30h 1916.
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UaIentines.
VALENTINES

VALENTINES
t w H. GRAHAMS, Tribune Buildings.-A ane as.
"A so..rent OF these Love Mssives, Comic Sentimental
and plain at ell prices from 3D. 10 10 dollars Take notice
all bought al this will be delivered lin this ci;T when
desired free o. charge.
CHEAP BOOKS.
Ellen Templeton ths Spectral Cloud by the Author OF
the lIystcri-. If Boston, &c Price p cents.
The Sepmolher, Romano, By Jsmes. PART |. Price
- cents.
The American Review' for February.
The Ku.ckerbocke r Magazine for Frbruaty.
The London IssHcet for February.
Philanthrony or Ny Mo,ber's Bible excelen. story
for youth PAPER . cents, cloth ST cts.
LAKE Superior Corpe. Mines, by J. T. ST. John Price 81
Dsyelle or the Maid OF Cyprus, tale of the Massacre
of the huguenots. Price L; Gems
For sale wholesale and retail By
i5f ". H. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
VALENTINES.
HE larges. and most beautiful! assortment IL the city
nsrs in oir window Our ambition is suit all
lar We have done Il. Val-ntioe Head Quarters.
.f2v TURNER Y FISHER, "a Cba:han.st.
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miscellaneous.

NTEW E0ODS.-ST Barker 2sl Grand.s, has just
Nreceyed 100 pieces style DeLanes tch cnlors for
Is 81 per ward Also Csshmeres, Paris Reps, Tribe; De
fsnas &c &c &c Isl Sits
NKl;ANS FOR SALE.-Besuiful Rosewood Psr-
~ lOr Orgau Also four small Church Organs. num-
her Organs FOR sale Inquire Of the subscriber
i2r TIA HENRY ERBEN. I72 C=nir--sL
ITO TsIi.ORS-A Counter = feet long feet vide,
win drawers and mahogany top suitable for Tall
Iors Gazing board For sale by c. \. G. +. EVERSOS,
10! lUit
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MARINE JOURNAL.
General Notires.

" Phrenology, Physiology, Physiognomy
and Maguetism.-Mr L. n. FOWLER lectures on the
every Monday cnj Tuesday evening" IN Mr.
Ma tin. Church. IL Chryste-s;. Seats 3D.
On Thursday evening next. class for the purpose Of
learning Practical Phenoogy will be formed al !. O'Clock,
NJ the same plsce.
Mr.. o. 5. FOWLER will deliver similar Course in
IL 'ira Buildings, Brooklyn, Wednesday and Friday
evennYs. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
Bnsiness Notices.

NV EsIAsLlsnMESr-Ess Soaps, Porfumery, sc
aCor;lano.s! under the manufacturing and importing
0on ind Fowler al now conducted al 2l Cortlsnds-
"a Mr. Johnson is the inventor and original proprietor
@ss celebrated Walnut OIL Shaving Soap for which no
"A can be found, and premium Of fly collars i. offer.
SSsa. good ar artcle. The quality OF Soaps English
saa and l,slisn Perfumery here made csnno; be bes
iae facilities of steam power IN the mandatory with
sufficient lake advantage Of the market IN the sup
ss stock, considerations for country merchants
cog Ia al q Corlland-st aud price before purchasing
NsSnhtra 1-f9fsnS
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r For Sales of Stocks, DC. see Fourth pqst
MONDAY. y. Nj


There was bat little business done at the STOCK
Board to-day and prices varied little from Saturday
quotations Pennsylvania "a. Ohio 6s, Illinois Bones,
Reading Railroad and Merchants Exchange Bank cio'eo
at Saturdays prices Norwich and Worcester Ra''oa"
and Harlem declined /. Morris Canal Com !.
in Exchange the msrke, for Foreign BINS Is uum n
and prices have downward tendency we quote Dns
on London 8aa! Paris 2as 40 2't AniS'e''
a3o; Hamburg a5i s35a Bremen 7sS78'
A, meeting of the Board OF Trustees o. .'ie
vo y-t life Insurance and Trust Company nelo "a'
-. Eobr,arv 14,h 1s46-The President pro TEN an
,sd -, the Board the decease OF their late President
John R. Townsend ,,
Tho Board have heard announced the decesse OF their
-. pao;den, John r. Townsend, with feelings OF IN
saod serrorS But few months engaged in the duties
- ia Office he had given every 10 hope that IN
dor his auspices the progress OF the Company "ouo
Ssve been successful and prosperous Sound IN MS
;agmept liberal in his views kind in his feeiiDgs ano
sooess in reputation he filed the station to which the
Hoard had unanimously chosen him, TO their great ana
entire satisfaction.
As body the Trustees deplore his loss to the Com
many and as individuals lament the decease OF one
whose Centemanly intercourse had made warm fr1enos
of his associates in the Board and Of those connected
with him in official duties
Resolved That the Board will attend IN oooy' the 'u
neral OF their late President.
Extract from the minutes $500
PHILIP R. KEARNEY, Secretary
Commerce of the port Of New-Iork for the week
endi ng FEB. 70 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

~ beads grey heads. " hiIe heads. bald heads
is.1s uars scurvy have Oft sSid,
W. nave dark hair you're willing,
r.! refuse 10 spend three shiihnss
80, so't, dNk. silky hair. know you covet,
Dnsaat small tiiilng SUN you al! can have IL
eeoaos let another day pass by
E,,s ,yones's Hair Restorative YOU try
sssss W. 9a, rcs re proosbydt s,sd with ali aSiy
ssrtenb,v sn, ny sna ASSURE you viii Ee
,crs Il fslsst ssetse. otess ae hsl = grow dsra.
) fs.y Ettes Il ds.c,. resn.s,. VIZ & s ~ =,
3 ~ 81 shininss Ass =, *. A. :, 4 49,, a.
~ . a2t Broea Suss,-s =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
Markets :. Carefully reported for Tx Tribune.
NANNY Feb IL
MARRIED.:

On Saturday evening. l4th inst. By Rev. w w Everts
CHARLES HEDGES 10 SARAH B. BEARNS, all oil
this city
On Sunday evening. 18th inst by the Rev J. R. John
SON. Mr.. ISAAC 5. FOOTE formerly of Vermont to Mrs.
MARY CARNEY, of Brooklyn.
At Fort George Island Florida 9Th inst. by Rev. J.
F. Young, Gen DUNCAN l.. CLINcH to Mrs SOPHIE Il.
COPPER, daughter of George Gibbs Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

q Las, week the House of Assembly passed
opon for the very useful and necessary purpose Of
employing teacher in the State Prison. The sum APP
p,opfisied $780, is very small but private benevoence
must help The State in the performance Of this its mper
I'VE duty. The Senate will no doubt TO this very
aeelent resolution Trenton Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

~ SeaTauds ha!i Indicated Soap Tor the Of Pm-
S.ssfsekles, Tan. Saowness, Eruptons. and all shin
Peu enlenis al The only depot, 81 Wssers lSi store
gt,., Broadway. 81 cake. CireciSr Hair Dye.
Rs. Ll9sta RoWre. for crim.onirg Lips and Cheeks;
n sss'tss for eradcofng sUpe!uols hGtT whuuttolr-
c6sS sin Lly jPAie for Instantly scattering rsdness
se irUu The face Acoustic drops for curing deaf
6oe,,S, &c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr.
4 IN are 10 be found only (bear in mnd) al s. Walker
Ashore FROM Broadway
IA. I-E 5. Tutle Assembly Buildings. Philsdel
lies SSsasn,2 ANk-st Boston; Carleton Co Lowell
sS,. Sssmi w. L. Gorrtsh, n Bedford Guild. Bangor:
ssr.e9 f''snedi Green Co "orce'ter; Myers, n
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JUST PUBLISHED.


OVER THE OCEAN, or G!irpses Of r'ayel in Many
" Lands, by Lady OF New-Yors, vol l2no. Paper
81, cloth IS
She is pleasant travelling companion, catching the
eri points OF things about her and describing Them in
easy. simple aud graceful style
" This presents rich banquet 10 the public, both Ia the
scenes described and the happy manner OF treating them
The work ia just stcn Would desire our fair
countrywomen 10 write New Haysn Courier.
III SKIS PAINE BURGESS. 90 John-st
NEW FRENCH AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
"a APPLETON Y co. will publish the Standard
~. Pronouucug Dictionary OF The French and Eng
li-h Languages. Part -French ard English Part IL
English and French. By Gabriel Surenue, F. A. s. E.,
vo! l2mo
This new and complete Dictionary Will embrace many
valuable improvements existing Dictionaries of the
French language liz plan being the principle OF Red's
New Dictionary OF tue English Language which has
been so favoraby received by American scholars
will be Published IN exact imitation OF the Glasgow
edition being printed from duplicate cast OF the original
stereotype plates thus nsurng the accuracy of the authors
ecions
D. A. & Co. have also nearly ready, Oliendor's New
Method learning read, write and speak the Italian
language. I vol l2no-unitorm With " OllendorH's Ger
men Grammar
4 FIRST and Second Latin Book and Practical Grammar,
by Thomas X Arnold \. NJ. revised with corrections by
J. 4. Spencer, A. NJ.
This frat OF series classical books ia on the basis OF
Olendors much and Justly admired system imitation and
frequent rrtatton-wBch the means by which every
child learns bis snguasesre herein constantly acted
upon, ard the intelligent pupil led by natural and there
FORE easy steps into acquaintance with the structure and
many OF the pecusries OF The language OF the old Romans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

70 observation-disclosures Harvey will deliver The
Third Lecture OF the with Readings from the British
and american Poets, illustrative Of Eoeuronsry Express
zion, In The Chapel OF the University square,
this evening To commence precisely at ~ ocloci For
for party OF three 81. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

UNITARIAN CRuRcH.-Rev. Orville Dewey, d.
0OiNew.York delivered profound and eloquent ser
non yesterday merning at the Unitarian Church in
Warrington Although the notice OF DR.. Deweys ar
a'a and preaching generally given, and the
sea'her was uniavorabe. the church WAS crowded i'll
every part Of by enlightened and attentive congrega
100 among whom noticed the venerable ENPres-
Ssh,Adsms, the Hon Secretary of the Navy several OF
sc Judges Of the Supreme Court and number of Sen
aU's and Members OF Congress. Nat Int Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

REMEMsER ,ha, f guaranty OF cure OF the piles Is
ssSn2 Cortlsnd-sL, by the OF Hays Lsnimeni aud
= Gain Of China If 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
DIED (:

In this city on the 18th inst. MARY HELEN, wife OF
John B. James, and daughter OF F. Vanderburgh, NJ. D.
in the Both year of her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Wednesday, the 18th inst at 81
o'clock NJ from her late residence No. Tol Broadway,
without farther invitation.
On Sunday the 18th inst. Mrs. ELIZA LEWIS, widow
OF Bea n Lewis, Esq. in the 9th year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend her
funeral on Tuesday afternoon the 18th inst at o'clock
from the Eighhtreet Presbyterian Church. Asor place
On Saturday morning, l4th inst. after painful and
lingering illness which she bore nth Christian resgns
ZION, MARY DlNGMAN, daughter of Henry and Eliza
beth Dngman, aged 20 years and 10 months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
THE SOUTHERN NaAaE1.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6-P. NJ.
The weather has been quite mild to-day, and the
now rapidly disappears Our streets are enivened win
the merry Jingle OF sleigh bells and thousands are enjoy
ns themselves.
omitted to mention yesterday thatthe Jury in the
case OF the will OF the late Bishop Couwell rendered
'sdct Saturday setting aside the will by w9ch his
property willed othe Society of Jesus His estate
Fllnow 70 to his heirs.
q The truly melancholy picture is found in the
sseent that the District OF Moyemensing with pop
,l,ton of $4,000 persons. has 10 licensed taverns
NJ procgeries LIS human beings that cannot read
wwrite over As years of age, and during the past
l.r there has been cold in small quantities over l0O00
Ctls of liquor
Over 100 sober menhavc been made drunkards over zoo
snles ruined over 900 children left destitute, 100 Cor.
nu Irques and 1000 persons sent 10 prison by the
Committing Magistrates for various offences Tas beats
SevYork all TO pieces.
Stocks, with the exception of Pennsylvania Elves.
ssre finn to day Reading Bonds were up Il. selling nj
n and Reading Shares !, selling at 3lt. Nothing done
Wilmington. Vicksburg, u States Bank or Morris Ca
al Pennsylvania Elves closed heavy a, TO-
There was a dsgracetul fight last evening be-
tween the members OF the Franklin and Western Hose
Companies The Humane Hose and Engine Companies
re Sso al loggerheads.
The smallpox is disappearing from our midst
The trial Of young Snyder, for murder, did not
commence this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

ID. d. NASH Aucuoneer.-Store lSs Fulton.st
SALE OF SPLENDID PAIST1SGS.-Tuesday
Dat III O'Clock al the Gallery second floor, No. us
Broadway, by virtue offs landlord ground rent
choice collection of Paintings by eminent masters COM
pri,inp two very large views OF the Falls Of Niagara by
SIarstou Mary amounting the feet OF Christ! by FIantz
Children OF Louis WITH by Hogsrth DIspery and Flow"
ers by Maltese; Wife OF Rubens, by Rueens &c WIN
elegant Landscapes by different masters l6f 2uss
BY ANTHONY J. BLEECKER-
CHANCERS SALE n House and Lot No. SO
~ Corand.si on Friday 10Th Feb. l2 O'Clock q;
the Merchants Exchange Lot Il by l25 feet III 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

ORDER of tire acn. Jacob c. Lansing, Supreme
ID Court Commissioner, Noee : hereby given hAt an al
a, ~ .ns,ghurch IL the County OF Rensselaer, n5-
scondins debtor, due proof made TO the .ad Commas.
sioner pursuant the direction OF me statute cancrnnE
dan dehinrs and tts; the Will he sold Tor the pay
ment of his debts unless the said seoicr shall appear enc
nrh attachment according 10 Law within three
r,s frnr n. r,l publication OF ihS notice and shat he
paynen; Of any debts and the delivery OF any property be-
longing said debtor 10 TIN or ior ma use ana me
forid5eS by law and void Dated February 10, 1876
I7IawSm C. c. PARMLEE, AHy for attaching ersai10i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

ESQ Dear Ny e girl yesterday fell on me stove and
burn, herself and Immediately applied some OF
vor Magical Pain Extractor and tar t,S ecty minutes
sb was relieved AL pain. have used your save for
nunber Of years and do believe tha; no family should
he without box .. il their hopse hare also used pr
article of Pain Extractor which obtained al q Cortland
ST. which found 20 De g9oa 3r aottng Any person wish
me M ig5 GreenEichst n. York. ROBERT GINNING
HAM General Depot for the United States for the sale OF
,he nalEs lie Elllon-.t. Sun Rnildng Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

WINDOW SHADES.-Tbe cheapest and most ex
W rnsve assortment; in the United States oy g. Webb
and manufacturer wholesale and retail No i52
pp. onr doors soun of Chslhsmst n Y n B. Buy
ers a, frsi hancs. pay only one profit III lwls
SLEIGH FOOT WAKMEKs for Hot Wa;er-A
- few nf lie above sriicles. which afd Hlucn 10 the
c,nfor- NJ sleish--ding hand, the uoUsekeepers
emporium - SMITH. ToRREY * co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
spp1Nc MILLINERY GOODS.

rYOUC STBSCRIBER has now IN sore large porlon OF
his Spring stocs embracing probably the choicest and
,r,s desirable we'll TIE largesi and most
s,rsneni fSnrrg Millinery Goods be found In the city
Ia selecting his ne has in most cases mad The frs pick
in the MARKET which IS sufficient qua ANY OF he char
49,, oS he 10 those SshO know his Hs stock
Of Bonn- Ribbons and Bonnet Silks particularly
Tcb and elegant this Spring than and he enjoys The
ri NOW selling more Ribbons and Bonnet Silks
han ohe house lhe city, he intends - merit 1t n
stiil greater degree This Spring than eve De aso has on
shave pnrchase,s are particularly requested cali sud
examine before purchasing As be bqys MS goods mostly Tor
cas-. sad sells smn profits he always Ie-is cont
80, -; H.. npre. the price OF his goods that Trey
where 10 be found Jess. L. NJ 81 Ems,
,nf T~J.1rj s,ni. 81 5eaver.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
Boston Anction Sales.

QYT.P P. &c O. RICH, Oil Brosd-suee. opposite
ID Fosters wharf, Boston
WEDNESDAY, Feb. ii.
Doors, SHoEs BRoGASs.-SOO cases boots, Shces
and Brogans Leather &c. Sole Leather, Upper In the
rough and finished, Calf, Lining Binding and Md sSns
Shoe Thread and other shoe stock
WEDNESDAY, March l8.
lSemi-Annual Sale
Boors SHOES, BRoGAHs AND HATs-3cO cases boou
Shoes Brogana and Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
LINENS, SEEETINGS AND

LIN ms SHLL INGS hNO =
HOUSEKEEPING ART CLES.-A ARNOLD CO 81
Cars-st have received per ships Rochester aud Ok
ford their Spring importation OF Linens TO which they In
the attention OF families hotels and clearinghouse
keepers.
- Medium Linens, warranted f;se finest flax and pan-
uisctrred expressly for their family trade
~ Extra heavy Housewife do do. II Superhne Front
ing do DO
g. 10 and IRA Irish ard Rarnsley saeet!ngs warrant
Is TO- - l6 und 2oi Double Damask Table Cloths, new
aud beautiful designs.
I g and lG-i Table Diaper snd DsUash.
SO. 81, 7, and ~ Dsnssk Napkins, patterns 10 macn
the cloths Deuissk Da;leys, coored do
g. TO- II and 1874 Imperial Counierpanes Summer do DO
Superiae Toe: Quilts cradle size to 49, Also Io
el Covers Long Lawns Birds Eye D:a5er, Russia ano
ard Piano Covers with large AID general assortment oil
domestic and housekeeping articles w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

u valuable Property on Beccker and Grove
s,rees-JAMESM NJ. MILLER will sell on Friday. Feb %
1885, IL O'clock al tie Merchants Exchange without re-
the highest bidder six valuable Lots OF Ground
Bleeckcr-st commencing The Southwest corner OF
Erecker and Grove each being Is feet inches from,
by GO feet deep
Also lots Gcoves adjoining the above Lot
feet by loH feet deep
For psrcu ara inquire OF A. Underhi ls Wall.s, Maps
of the property can be hsi there. OF J. NJ Miller No
Lbertys large portion Of the purchase money can re-
main on bono and mortgage al per cent Isl tits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
9e1teraI Notices.
Er.neh Observation-Disclosures,

tem-a new Evening Class Tor Geatl.n.n !. rboni 70
forp also Morning CIsss for Lades Thosa wishing "a
i,l are requested make application Pups car ne -
mined ;nto Classes the ID Sd and + courses of ms, -
HiI.c-N''E- L. MANEoCA DU RAND.
If 2=tseod s. WR.ker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

wy. B. Palmer is The duly authorized Aeent OF mosi
Of the best papers OF ali the ces ana principal o"ns
10 the United States and Canada for which he receives al
crsemen and subscriptions and Is fully empo"ered to grse
receipts. ~
bune Buildings and iere else 10 New York where ne
understood that all orders intended for his
Agency should be addressed and where the papcrs cost
OF advertising &c may be The Road to Wealth
brief treatise advertising, may be had al ms oice ETd
l7ftfis
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Boarding.


DOiRDING-A few respectable boarders can be ac
- commudatad With board ana pleasant rooms Mt No 10
Roses: No renovation the hrsi Vi May ld3as'
stUAKE.-A gentleman ard his wife, or two single
ID gentlemen OBTAIN pleasant rooms with board. by
applying 20 Whits-st References exchanged al lw
BOARD wANTEr-By t~o young Gentlemen, II
- respectable private family or boarding house Two
good bedrooms required with breahia and tea for which
SIP per month each viii be paid. Location below White
ST. Address o. 7. this Office, describing the rooms.
References exchanged lbi ms
a MARRIED. COUPLE without children, or orr
"a single gentlemen. be accommodated win hand
some rooms and hoard ia respec able private family rear
the Battery where they will with the comforts OF
home Address Rola ~ his office. Satisfactory refer
ences will be required. l+t sus'
r1IHREE GENTLEMEN wish handsomely furnish
ed rooms with breakfast snd tea; location in Bond or
Great Jones sis near Broadway, or III Broadway above
Houslon-st Address a. g. al this Office giving descnp-
ton of rooms, &c. III IWls
awe OK THREE single gentlemen can be accoIi,
lnoda,ed with hoa-d and roons ni 10 Chamoers-s "a
ioo- ,rasT q, Hrnatwav SUITS
e,RItArE isOAkD-So nicDougai-sl
iso Isis
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Books.
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Penny Magazine No. Is. Price . cents.
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