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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29
Mormon Troubles,

The ST Louis Republican Of the 2lst SAYS there
is every prospect OF farther difficulties between the Nor
mons and Anti-Mornons in Hancock county The An,
ties reported 10 be organizing large party the
vicinity Of Green Plains about six miles back OF War
saw They have also taken out writs for number OF
Morraons who are in Srd about Nauvoo The attempt
to serve these writs viii suppose Ne the signal
attack The large Mormon vote cast IN Nsuvoo NJ the
last election hiss convinced the tntMornons that there
MormOns in and a5ou, Nauroo than was pre-
vously represented These they will endesvor 10 drive
out OF the country The Mormons. rather the Gu.
zens of Nauvoo anticipating IN attack and are or,
ganizinc the citizens into armed companies and ptepa;
i'm ioT resistance The time in which the Mo1nons
stipulated 20 leave the State having expired and there
being but few, any. leaving tins the matter
Will socn De brought 10 issue. The political delGa
gogue-Mr Dement, the United States Land Officer a;
DNon--who induced the Mormoas 10 take par, in the
last election after they had resolved in their Church
meeting not Ia cast another IN the State should be
held responsible for much thstmsy follow Ii they Lad
not voted The belief would have continued that the
greater portion OF them gone and II would NOT
have added another evidence oftheir dupcity and false
hood that they ready a, the bidding OF
interested politicians
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Fire ut Saratoga.
ElTt ut NNTltttHU.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

SARATOGA SPRINGS, August 21th lsio
1i,sys Editors
Ourvillase was AGAIN visited by tire this morn
iu. The flames were first discovered breaking outabou
o'clock this morning. iuothe Walton Row building and
in short time the whole building was completely de
stroyed 1t was owned by Mr., Wright of Albany and
was insured for $1,000 was occupied by A II. Gszey
as dwelling Furniture all removed : f. Bushnell
Grocery and Provision Store-insurcd Sl2oO IN Nsnona!
OF New York which will cover all his loss, Republican
Printing ofice-typc nearly all removed-prcss and i'm
posingsones with papers partly worked OF for his next
ISSUE destroyed--oss entirely covered by insurance
Mca,-Marke, of NJ. Cole & Co loss small, no insurance
Toy shop OF C. P. Mi,chcl-insurcd Sio0, everything
destroyed Root. Townsend 4 Co occupied the remain
irg store fruit and fish marke-oss small IN the
basemcn, occupied by II. Benedict FOR kind
oi Grocery everything destroyed Mr.. B. was not IL
home-loss 500 or SsON. Yours &c T.
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MEETING OF OPgRAriyEs--hoW IT oRKS-
We understand that TIE artists, mechanics and soossrs
connected with the Wire snd Carpet Factories and TIE
Calico t'r;nt Works. Haverstrsv Rock!and County
we're 10 hold meeting last Saturday afternoon Tor the
purpose . consulting with each ether and deciding
WIether tn"y would sccept the wages offered theI by
tne owners ~ these establishments toe Tl-k OF
HrGiz employment elsewhere The wages o-ered them
are twenty I'VE per cent lower than chose thsy hAe been
receiving II they accept these reduced wages the es
tSb.anleut> W" continue their operations II they do
moi ;hey NIL be suspended
Here then. have some Of TIE traits Of /. Ts-.a
framed by the pre;eaders 70 exclusive democracy pro
iesseI friends oi me poor man the Boosted gusrdas of
RsoubGcan.srn who eeruay vspor!nz sbout tue u,
;erests OF the masses srd making frothy aspeas TO
the mechanics sni laborng classes their only defend
ers ssainst the encruachnents tyrannics ana opprs
s;ve legislation These mechanics and ls5o-ine casses
must suffer reduction OF per cent taei- OF
shoulder their wardrobe and tramp for employment;
Before the end OF yesr nom THIS aAie the HIGHWAYS
viii De much throasst with men seeking employment
they were in 1910 snd IL and VII tnese .aborers
continue 20 hex The eet that rarpns them n re
dpsri Win ,hey vote again into power those ~ whose
policy they driven from their homes ana forced 70
beg OF ne farmers the privilege % tol Tor re pare
means OF subsistence policy which wnle uaAee
honest sons OF trer America hanging tae:r mead N SOY
row and sigh Tor the privilege enjoyed OF earning
competence Tor themselves and hei- families. makes
the subjects OF Queen Victoria rejoice that izzs7s
sdrs y opened here for The products OF thei- soo! -
Time viii show. Feek,hl Repu5.
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IY-UITUFII,s ONLY True AND ORIGINAL
w hr6rnE M r-rnnrlrri:ed ny Pro; Mi.cEe!. Of

=
W OPODELDOC. recommended py Pro; Michel. OF
s re- ONLY easetlz rersriy Tor prains, Gout amp
Rheumatism, Stiffness of Neck and JUnL-I Il'2s " rex
sgscI,f ClcrroyTae public sre earnestly requested 10
- IN mir guard sFsn-, limitations and cCunieri-,is OF rs
5iusna or-psrstOn ~hch ireTt-ird Persons VIII e.
esvDr 70 us OF you for Llr zeEIle These limitations
a. .c OF rasLer.s!s entirely! useless sah Often =bso-
.v dangerous Remember laai ', nit'Sei4 Opo-
- : - yuai article tie ingredients OF y lca y 5
-7.ss - recommended by Prot Mitchell, Of y Y
NJ Other Oyodeltoc can po--g! f---rDe i II AZ mn
.--r 1Frys- appearsncs. Therefore, teysr and sTod
f1s-7 a Won value liz ard limbs
fo- you Do rchs-- that every bottle has the sirs-
rre al P Wn.-~-i on lie OUTSIDE WraYprr-rsne other
can possibly - genuine
csr..ses.- tror Hos. Samuel l. Mitchell 81 D LID.
to Mr. John ?. WhIiwel-
sr-The receipt contained L your ei:er of corr position
y, ~ i.,: = 2Odr.doc spp-;iIs contain nIIoef
OF good Ingredients. Inc articles enumerated axe a. cscf-!
-, .. :.
f-v f5r -yl-rlz accidents fr IL excel
srf hing wish YOU and tAo5e VITO may T. s1cces.
sri coniior. III Il J AZ truly, yoCfs.
SAMUEL I. MITCHELL.
Price . cents bott!e-Sa per dozen.
WETTWELLS Aromatic S.C5, fOE He.tache slc
Ca,z.ra composed principally ct Roots and iroIaar
4 cer-taca.e from Dr.. Beg. wa.erhouse Member Of
tie M-tics- SocieTy Loaccz Of the Medical School
France, and ne Professor Theor and Practice OF Physic
Harvard University IN Cambridge, accompanies each
boue-l
~ Price : and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold u y Y by R.-atoa Co Sands Co, AsPtn F a.!
Ls~r--ce Reese, sn1etaIu and others; Brooklyn, J.
Dsvies; Newark, Z E T W'rlA-. Iyla WASH
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STEAMBOAT CoLLlsIoS.-The steamboat Aba
uoss that arrived yesterday from s. Louis IN Gel
lusion on the 18th inst al 4 at the foot OF Fresl
dents Island with The steamboat Grace Darling bound
up Ths ,osrross had part OF her !srboard bow car.
rcd a,vsy which caused the boat 10 leak, damaging =
part OF her CARO-
The Grace Darling received no injury and proceeded
OF to her por, o, destination No lives lost
lN, o. Delta 2oth
DEATH OF JUDGE KENSEpY.-Lasi evening
Hoou; O'Clock Hon john Kennedy one OF the Associ'
his residence IN this city after long and Ill
meas, IN the I'D yea of his age Phil Gaz.
Fatal FoL1.-The Fincastle Me- Democrat
OF the sth Tint rcneontre occurred the
preceding Thursday morning between Harston AinyN
and John P BsrryInAn formerly OF Buckingham in
which the latter shot aud dangerously wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29

FROM MoSrEvlpg Soy the arrival OF t:le bark
Mason Barney Capt Scott which leN Montcyideo July
Sd we losrn that the 5 ship Plymouth and s brig
Baubridce, sailed on June I'D cor Bueaos Ayyrs The
Bsinbridse had on board M, Harris [ Charge d II
fairs About week previous TO SAILING tie British
embarked par, OF the l5ta regiment that was AT Mon
INSTRUMENTATION reported to be Cape OF Good Hope
The I'D regimen, remained
Capt Scott returns ms thanks TO the commander snd
officers OF l. 5 ship Plymouth sending their boats
and assisting him getting his vessel out OF the hsraar
OF Nontcvideo
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Frora the s: Louis Republican. Aug J,
New. from the santa Fe Expedition.

An express from Gen. kearuav's camp az Berts
Fort e-rl-4d 81 Fort Lea-en~orth on he 18th instant;
The express Iefc Gen kearHey the ie., Of jrlv. We
have Been been pesei7 fsvored win letter: received
the Nesz-s ?o-:e-oy 5r express ard also some IL
formation collected - gentleman 7ho returned res
,erdsy IRON For; Leevsnworrh on board tie Lizzie
Missouri.
Gen Kearne7 with hs command consisting Of several
companies o.: l. : Dragons. the 81 Regimen: CT Ms
sour Volunteers unde- Coione. Douphs1. and t1e Ss.
talon OF Volunteer -ts-y. under MAJ Clark So oJ.t
from Bents For tor Santa 20 on ;ae y: ia- Of August
The troops were all IN excellent health and ptsthers
Rad besr but one death Up 70 the ZINE he express ir
general stGTp,de tooS place among the horses tyvo
DAYS before he express .e and p me TINE Of ~ ss-
nE about 5--v horses. cdietr belonging ;he voiun-
-eerz we're missing and :: feared they would
D. recovered TINS VII! operate severely those who
have !o=: ts.r horses Tor n :5e event ii ihe- not
covering -tcr7 the- I'LL have 20 t-g-.i on foot
short -.ie before the ozpres= LEI: Capt Moore. OF
The T. : DRAGONS lp-ureG .lrse srss, VINO lad been
seen sent OF, from ANITA rs % ascertain ne character
extent & Of he Ug:ec states force After their cap
r-e and their purpose was azee7aed by The orders q
Gen hee.uey. they we're shown al the army. and
after they had ever thing they We're dismissed
and permitted 70 return 70 santa e
From these men. sni also from other sources i IA:
been ascerta!ned satisfactorily. that there would De
no resistance made General hearey taking posses
sion OF re. In ia6i. i said. mat the Mex
cans anxio-ly awaiting the arrival 81 the army
believing that il would furnish ;hem harvest N
the way o: trade. snd protection from the troG5lt-
Indians IL their vicinity There We're no troops
et Santa Re, nor n ne upper provinces. and none
were expected. GOV ArIclo had issued proc!ana-
non In which he states that :br existing host.re De
tween the United states and Mexico vii nOt inerCp
the trade between Tie United tai1 and ants r. mat
in al respects shs be- conducted j: the war DID
no; exist; This, Of iiselt Sufficient indication that
Governor Arnijo does lot intend 20 orr resistance 70
Gen. Kearney
making extensive preparations Tor III reception OF The
United States troop and some ~ them expected 70 be
permitted 60 Ty.th tAe Expedition 90 California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29

THE PILES ~ cure for NE secured DIR Up
mans Internal Remedy Tor the o; Pe-. Tas pege
.n5le Pr Eertuary invented by Dr. A Upha d.-tin
zsed physician Of NewYor. city, Is the Only really sur
ce--f1 reuedy for thai dangerous and complaint
the Piles, eysr offered 10 The American public
Th- E!ecua!y cOnLaIns Nraera! Nefle1k, Aises,
CoLoeAta Gan5oge, other powerful and irritating purga
tive No fear Of lak.1g cold while under IL ,sGencej
change diet necessary II TAKEN according directions
cire far !tte g&argntteL
4nottr Ce. feae aided 10 the hundreds that have al
ready been received Of the efficacy Of Dr. uphau Flee
nary SEy.Yoay August u lsg
Assyi Hya; d EetolaaGert: For -eTrra! year. past
have been troubled with Piles, ve-y co-Te STATE Of
ne bowels Indigestion and weakness Of the system But
ry complaint not being disable from
business and dread mad Of physicians and paten; ned
icaes thai un this Spr!rk used any r.edcne or
applied physician for relief The Piles iE+n beng 80
syere that allowed seyera operations 10 De performed
without an? bsle.L Determined after Els 70 ny otne
means, read a. advertisement Of ecrre guarantees y
The Of Dr. Cpharao ELectuary purchased tales
boxes your store, and !rUr The Use or wnicn ioti
myself entirely cured Of the Plea and ny nea4.a hSe
Improved remain, Sir. your much Indebted irsho,
The writer OF the above from l1oiTes OF ",
lnes having his name used bat authorizes "a 10 fsieI -
am or so. the original Certificate 10 tose VINO my
doubt s1ih-B:clty- 1T. ,,5 "a
Proprsses: 95es lss gegsry s9s y so,s.. YE
Pnee g.
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CONSTIPATION


Destroyed
lt.suf Ms-iae fuier.lous Bats I1seope-7 Recently
HaiG< n FTGa-s-
DY NJ WARTOS.-Pnce. TElE-g Crnt---Ihe Ffth
DEnzsh edition. translated tom TIE ID sfeaeh etl,.ou
OF me exposition OF Ha-urzl simple. agreeable and
fslhle means frersuilv cscggece1 =; France Tot C
yrcoring buf slso OF np!etely destroying obsnnte
nveters- and ha5i.laI Constipation without Using either
rys!ve- y iectOns or baths followed ~ great
Der Of authentic documents IRON eminent physicians and
otaer persons OF distinction. certifying LIE complete ecs-
c. OF The means
W:lisrn-s sid also By J-o MLhsu, 8 Broadway c.
y Siny corner Of Joan-s- sid 5-osiws- Wya'i ace
Ks,h.rr ri Fuiton-st. Henry Joac-o- - Broadway,
ccrsar Chsr5ers-ts Apoih-osr1es Hal. 50s Broadway
James C-Trhi- corner 55wery and FoIrt!--l and DR..
Lewis 81 Soyyery n 5rDoaiyn By D. Charles SteAne,
49, FGiou--t slr Au1ro-i
\-oPT9 WEST COPPER Mlaing Co1apaay--The
NSsockAo.ders OF tH COMPANY IRE hereby no8ed thai
a. sssa-=: Vi -Four Dollars o. each share Eas beec his
.av o-ered = instruments tJTo dollars PARABLE The
I'd inst and dollars payable OF lie -lla October, az
DANIEL 5. HART, Secretary
Ne7y-Yu-k Auz aG.h 1913 aus azw2w
GOLD PENS!-GoIa Pea-5-A supe-.or qIiahry, r,,an-
VI afarr:-rd bv Benedict Bs-rey sale Wholesale
sd r-tsiI BIZ MARX z NEWMAN x CO
auT ST lSs BroatwaE.
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THE THousANps VIC DAILY USE

DoGLE'S HYPERION FLUID acknowledge II to De the
Dbes and Only article ever known for curing scuri and
preventing badness and grey na Among The ladies' II Is
In. praise and they rejoice thsy nave
a. last Tor the haIr oniy inocio1s but sslu-
tara dud purely vegetable winch coos the 'eyered
head, nper gloss the hair and prevents ts loss =
After praise TIL, would oe useless " repeal IL.
virtues here tct subscriber wOut remind parties gong
20 bathing quarters thai salt leaves The har Aaf-n
coarse, is also apt y and maze Il al or Ine
Hyperion" byits chemical. qualities, fes!ss lhe acon Of
The -st water the hair ,o silky and glossy
The following only u me many ceritcaLrsin Us
favor
This may certify lhal nearly eight months ziaee lost
al ny hsr and FOR tx ronihs ny bead entirely bad
p.riou Fluid Old Scott Jr Co the in Worces
Ter Since then haze used Il regularly, and strictly ac-
corng tirecuon-r n consequence OF ch me hsir mas
started all over my Il about an uch .ong.
and growing rapidly IHADOEto HONE-
For ale 6y he tnsuurae,ufef Wm. Boyle ~ Waking
tou-rt corner Of Summarized Boston Also by hI7 agents
A B. D. SANDS, Dr1ggists log fulton corner William,
and a. 273 Broadway and . Eas; Broa!%sy New York
anll lrneOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29

DOARD-TwO Gentlemen and their wives or three "
ID four single gentlemen be accommodated with plea
SAINT roons and good board respectable private family
the upper part OF the City where they may ENJOY a tie
rostorts OF quiet and peaceful home The Will be
moderate. Apply at 66 Stxihst near lsiavsnue
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Fyom The Lady Of jonas Coolidge, E,q. -.

Dvs-u.rrv would inst ny daughter was orou2hi
very low the; disease After using yeTou7 retiec;es
r.r5ed by one Of our best PHYSICIANS without Ga'ng me
desired effect L. recourse 10 Ms hitder- Dy--nefy
Cordial abiding By dect0S anl n ;yye!ye hours as
patient entirely relieved another Ieiiiyr' 9i ny IA.
(, wa. NO -cy aarked with the Cholera Norou, mad
recourse Inc Cordili wthch a1oIdeI
ianeous relief. sAJtAa IL COOLiOo1"
V 2 T1l- Medicine e put up n laTg- ooEtrs-oAe Vi
which sufficient for -v-ra None 5rn!.ns A''es
VIII, lie written signature OF Mrs. Z hidter rr!Ecipe.
otFc, 100 Cogrst Boston. Ou.y Agents for Nev-f or.
arr =; FultOn-st next door % The sun once ana 80
Rroa5.EaE. rnrler Of .0Ly az eel- -aNL.tv -
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AN ELEPHAyTs DoNGs.-Wr learn by gen
.eiiAn OF The city who ~ Lochport Saturday,
thar of that day Elephant belonging 70
nsgerie exhibiting there, walked out OF his tent toward
.pan OF horses attached wagon twenty rods
OF The horses took fright the huge beast approach
ed them broke loose and l,w rods TO angle Of
q fence the elephant followed caps!zed the wagon and
threw the horses some rods the fence one OF
the horses with several broken r5s. and managed
10 escape hi ssaant which le upon the other with his
tusks his sntrs!l= and continued 10 toss him
along the fence some ten rods or more
Al This the keeper who A. dinner when the
elephant escaped from the up and called the
animal o. The elephant Immediately obeyed the
word and followed the keeper 70 orchard about
hundred rods or, where he secured by strong
chains made fast 10 the trunk Of full grown rree
Just informant LETT II the afternoon, ne heard
that the elephant had uprooted the 10 which he
listened and mad injured but learned no par
ticuar= The rage OF the elephant II l. said. was
caused by some tobscco concealed IN the food that
some OF the bystAnders offered 70 MIN People cannot
o. too cautious how they tribe N snch way with
elephant Buffalo Commercial
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UNIVERSITY or BrFFALO--Amohg the acts
passed BY the last Legislature one Incorporating the
University OF Buffalo THIS l. broad and compre-
hensiye in It's character and provides only or col
esiate institution OF the highest grade, but Tor the esao
-hrnen; OF University IN iac' well name with a
complete organization oil the Law Medical and Iheo.o-
gcul Department. Ry the terms OF tile act the Comms
sioners named IN were empowered 10 organize ne
University whenever 10000 were subscribed Its cap
iiai stock
The amount having been subscribed. the Commission
ers gave public OF he and advertised that
election oy the stockholders of members OF the Coun
Gil who hereafter administer the affairs OF The
University. would be- held the 22d instant The
stockholders that day and elected the follow
ng named gentlemen 10 constitute the Council
tRt 4. Blossom WILLARD FILLMORE.
ISAAC SHERMAN ELBR!pGE g. SPACLDINS.
THToporCS BURWFIL GEORGE z. BABCOCK
JAMES o. PUTNAM HIRAM 4, TUCKER
(iAIus Rich. ORsoN PHELrs,
WILLIAM 4 BIED ORsAMUs II MARSHALL
THOMAS VI. EOoTE, GEORGE ". CLINTON.
JOHN D. SHEPARD JOSEPH @. NAsrES,
These gentlemen divided INTO four classes OF one
two. three and tour Wears each.
Last evcr;n. the Council held meeting a, which il
was decided 10 organize the Medical Department forth
with. which done By establishing seven Professor
ships and the election OF the following named gentle
men Professors
/. JAMES HADLrT. NJ D Professor OF Chemistry and
PhGmacy
=. CHARLES BRopHEAp COVENTRY NJ D OF Physiology
and Medical Jurisprudence
3. JAMES WEBSTER. NJ D. OF General and Special
Anatomy.
/ CHARLES =. LEE. N D. OF Pathology ana Mater!s Me
5 JAMES PLAr1 WHITE N D OF Obstetrics and De,
OF Women and Children.
d FRANK Hastings Hamilton. VI u oil Principles OF
Surgery and Clinical surgery
e. AUSTIN FLINT. N. b. OF Principles and Practice OF
Medicine and Clinical Medicine
Most of these gentlemen widely known able ana
expert need Lecturers ana a.. highly accomplished
IN ihei. profession Few. any Medical schools the
country present greater array OF Industry talent
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BOARD WANTEp.--Two Ladies wish TO get board
ID m The vicinity OF broadway They would require q
pnror and bedroom or large closet attached both (which
hey would turnshl Inc addressed 20 Z. w g. at this
office stating terms, WI. with immediate attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29

BOARD, between Fourth 81. and Greenwich.evenua-
ID Parors ami bedrooms the lst ID and ID toors A
gentleman and his wife or three single gentlemen,
can be accommodated pleasant house respectable
/ family. Terms moderate. References exchanged.
line e.t al this Office addressed Charles 81" inquiry
nude AT I03 Chamberssi No Hammond-sL win re
r. ,y, ,Iu attention, ai25 Sleod'
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ITO BOARDERS-A chance offers for two SEN
trmen and their wives four ladies' gentlemen, TO
secure az "A M dersle price, comfortable home IN pr
va,r family hort distance above union'square near the
III. or5,n aug ST.
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DOARDIN(;-Wan by gentleman and his wis,
I'D large parlor with pantries room and paniriss
with u bed room atiached-woud prefer small family
or hut few bORrders tab possession between this and
October LIST Terms must be moderate Address A. No.
li Al Tribune Office. auN 81
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observation-disclosures and ransient-Mrs Dunlap,
ID (late OF No DeyoLl is prepared To accommodate fam
lies and individuals IS Mercers Broadway Grand
aud Cenast with pleasant rooms and good board on es-
,onabls terms Yl4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29

DOARDING-A gentleman and his wife or two or
ID three gentlemen can 10 accommodated with pleasant
rooms and board No Frsts four doors East OF The
ul,,,.,r, nulg
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DOARD WAN'TED-ln small private family below
ID Broouls-t By Il gentleman aud wife. Address M. >
p this office stating terms and Accommodations Refersn-
,r, rNrhunCed, aux ST.
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. SIX and tire. quarter Octave Rosewood Piano
n Forte for saenade by one OF the frat city manuactu
rers brilliant tone and warranted Price, with rosewood
stool, $3.50. Inquire at No. 81 Whe-st aux5 w
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Boarding. ann hotels.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

~
DEGS leave 10 inform her friends boaraers ana
ID The public generally that she has opened large no
commodtous BOARDING HOUSE, No So Broadwey.-
Permanent boarsrs by lheday week or month,
can accommodated with single rooms bedrooms and
paur attached This house contains than " roous,
i supplied with cold and hot baths and every oLher
convenience make quiet and comfortable home AZ
good qualities OF her tabI. and The general manage
ment Of her house retre-c-s when required sbund
AMI and Al hand tyiN