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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO.
Just received few copies of the most
fashionable music of the day, such as Polka
dances, quadrilles, values, and Boleros.
Alaree assortment of all kinds Of music al
ways on hand and for sale by
I. A. R. FUERTEs, City Hotel.
Joo = A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
VENDRE.
A VENDRE.
Pa Staar5, pour pGs'r lie yin dc came
i yendre pr SrGpaeS HENDERSON,.
If OBJ j.,

OYSTERS.
Mr.. Joseph Tunts on Church. st. between
Water and LaCaytte SIS. informs the public
that he has en- gagged 3 sloops to furnish him
with fresh Oysters during the Winter from
the sea SHIRE through Bayou PIaquenine
the engage nentto commence on the 18th OF
this month but he is furnished with them
in the mean time from New Orleans and
sells them atthe following rates.
Slewed or fried 374.
Raw IS,
In shell BY the hundred 81 90
Oct 4th
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

PE1NrURE. HuILE DE LIN EFT ESPRIT DE
TuEREBENTINE, a yendre.
S'adresser 4
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
sept 20-33.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

Taken up by Amps Adams, about 6 miles
from Baton Rouge, stray cow, red color,
branded D Y on the hip. The owner is re-
ouested to take her away By conforming to the
aw 4 J. r. DUFRUCQ Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
MNNNAN A MALS.

lie soussigu6 informe les habitans ct le
public en- general quill sara pref a moudre
leur mails tous les sAMED1s matin a son mou-
lin a scie dams cette vile. Tout ordre gu
lui sera remise sera promptement executee.
FREDERIC ARB0UR
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

CHAUX A VENDRE.
Dc Ia Chaux, du Sable, ct des Briquca
CONSIGNMENT en- vente par
l.. BERHEB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21
GROCERIES.

White granite coffee and tea cups, with
and without handles, granite dishes Of al
sizes, breakfast, dinner and soup plates,
. hite and painted tea pots, sugar bowls,
cream jugs, side cups. soap dishes, bowls.
pitchers, ewers and basins, glsss molAsses
non. toy fea snta for children.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-03-21

Genflemen's calf pegged,a and sewed Bro
ears, Mems russell brogans, a superior ar
ticle, boys russell do, ladies' calf sewed and
begged brogaBs, ladies' kid slippers, ladies'
walking shoes, chiIdren's shoes of various
kinds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
MARRIED:

On Thursday morning the 10Th inst. St. Stephens
Church by Rev. Joseph II. Price, JAMES w. A. Nj
CHOLSON, L. s. Navy, to ELLEN 3. youngest deugh-
ter of Daniel Berrien, all Of this city.
On Thursday morning. 10Th inst by Rev. Jesse Pound,
Mr.. JOHN A. LYDECKER tn miss JULIA KENT,
daughter of VIM. ST G. Kent. all OF this city.
On Wednesday evening. 18th inst by Rev. Chas Hop
kins, Mr. JOHN H. TANNING TO Miss MARY b. daugh-
ter of J. B. Brewster. Esq. all of this city.
On the 9Th inst in this city, by Rev Mr.. Scudder Mr..
WILLIAM LIDDLEt TO Miss RACHEAL NJ. WOOLSEf,
OF Newburgh, Orange Co. NY
At Brooklyn "Wednesday, 18th inst at the Church OF
the Saviour By Rev. F. A. FARLEY, JAMES P. HALL
BURTON to SUSAN H. daughter OF the late John Pc
ters. Esq.
At Paterson on "Wednesday evening. 18th inst by Rev.
Mr. Ienhart Mr. JAMES w. DARLINGTON, oil Middle
town, Orange Co, 10 Miss RACHEL L. HOPPER, OF
the former place
At Cazenovia on the 25th Nov last, by Rev. Mr.. Day
export LESTER NJ. CASE 10 HuLDAH daughter of Judge
Talcott Backus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
rIarkets. Carefully Reported for The Tsibuae'
Trr-RspAY Feb 10


norton of the steamers accounts received to-
nsrtjculars OF the markets generally and all parties
showed willingness TO defer operations I'll tomorrow"
AsHES-There &c change il pricea, aud no sales Of
importance.
COTTON-We ind this morning that the sales yes
erday amounted 10 fully 1000 bales This morning the
accounts per Cambria with Liverpool dates TO rep 4tn
were received and from what information we can learn
from the imperfect reports there was no chanse In prce
on the quotations by the last steamer, nough We are
without the particulars of operations there rom JAZZ
9TH to 18th As soon as il known that the steamer
was in town report circulated that 1t was favor
able for Cotton and lots were cold at trhins so
vance on Yesterdays rates. and several offers refused
When the Extras published however, these oHers
we're repeated and accepted aud sales were mace Win
out any change in price from yesterday sale oil Aoo
bales aa reported to have been made at decnne OF &C
but we have asked the opinion of several brcSers on the
matter and the conclusion is that the price does not
show any decline from the currency oil the past week.
The sales today are 1900 to 1900 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is nothing doing to-day
in Western The market is heavy. and perhaps rather
more 30 since the news. The sales Of Howardst are
700 to zoo bbs a, l2 Georgetown may be bought at
5 D.
GRAIN-In Wheat the sales are 5000 bushels Geuesee
and Illinois, for milling at private bargain. Barley aDd
a4s cts $500 bush Southern sold at 81 The trade in
Corn consists Of 1000 bush Southern White at 66 els anc
1000 do Jersey do, for export, at DC. wgt
WHISKY-Tbere is nothing doing to-day.
HAY-North River continues dull at 506s5 cts; very
prime perhaps might bring little more.
PROVISIONS-Pork and Beef rernaia noticed by
Us yesterday-nothipg doing and nothing done. loO1
kegs old Lard sold for home at - rts Prlces OF
rnost descriptions are unsettled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
CALL AT GEAHAM'S,


TsNRtBUSE BUILDINGS, SassaHsL for all the Cheap
i Publications Of the dsy soor rs published.
pickings from the New.Oresns Pcayure, win Illus.
;rstions. Prica 20 cts.
Martins Bible, No Ia. y c!s.
Memoir of DR.. proudhl. bound IN cloin. 80 cts.
Penny Magazine, No. l8. - cents.
Life III California during residence OF several years IN
that country, by an American hound IN cloth 81 %
Artists OF America, No l. Washington AiiStou, Sy c. Ed
wards Lester. 81 cts.
Era,,hwailes Retrospect, No. u. 20 Cts
Repor; 10 ofbs Abolition ofie Punishment of DEATH
be Jcta Il. O'SullIrg1. - cis.
DIye..e, The Msid o: Cyprus. lZi cs.
The Dead Boxer. Irish Legend By VIM. Carleton Z5c
Mary De Clifford Novel by Sir EgafGon BryGges 70 cls
Tire Ewes; translated rom the German by Thomas Ger
lyle. >
The Democratic Review for February. - ca.
The Step. Mother, by James Part p els.
Rivngstone the Young Ranger Huzzar by J. n. In
graham. l2i cis.
Ellen Tempe,on, or he Spectral Cloud. IS c,s
Francis Carleton. CT the Boston Blacksmith 25 cts.
The WIDOWS Wals the Mystery of Crime, by Eugene
Sue. 25cts.
Lake Superior Copper ane,, by J. R St John 81.
China ss Is and Caiaa il Was, with glance al The
Opium Trade. J2i cts
Philanthropy, or Nv Mothers Bible. 25 CTS.
On Soundugs and Or Tales vi the Land and See 2c
Master OF Laugiort or The Trescherous Gusat BY Mel,
VILE. author of the Fatal Legacy. % cts.
II The trade supplied the reasonable terms by
W. Il. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
N4ssaU-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
WINER5s cANADIAN yERMIFUGE.

INFORMS are ~. fruitful of many and very srri-
W Gus iis,l-s indeed there IL c5iy complaint
which nijcts infancy and childhood that may be pro-
duced highly gaTatsd BY be Presence Oi these au
mails in the howell Gases recorded, says an eminent
pbvs;cisn OF ,hrn producing ST. Wins dauce, lock
apoplexv r1aria drop.y in tue head Inflammation O. he
ewes perverted vision, paralysis especially OF me muscles
suhsrvtenI 10 speech, icuinrg, papiacn OF the heart
h!csup dr cough, peGratc pains, eruption, Tbeunisnc
mains r The Joints d.. Chapman says, ha every spe-
Gle. ~ Worms seem 10 their origin ard support IL
yeas ard Gsr-aved condition OF the digestive
hin he saws in all o: diminished strength snd ens
ison Of frame reduced and especially the bow
as share in the debtsed state in child suspect
their eys;enc. or speedy generation Dr. Gregory OBJ
serves caDno be doubted that eas state OF the dees-
five ORGANS that which principally escs 10 the production
Of worms Or Wood remsrss, there Is set great space
;o enlargement in Inc oi treating this complaint
Worms Tba largest Worms urGuestionabiy found
most in young people persons OF weakly ard
Delssc fbres and dis;hetc habits aud hence our fret in
should ba 10 lnVlsoae le system se@eF.y' saa
the stomach and rlestDes qarurr 'Tly
ihs remedy 20 which vould Cal the attention OF the
phc i, one yich has proved Successful Tor long time
sTd . i. uui--alv ecs1o lei geo by al ao have red
II IN s ia superior II other MEDICINE employ I'd
In dssas.s 1- which il Is recommended. l. rot oly de-
st-oy. Worms and Orsies the Whole system but u cis-
Selves and r-rrss off the undsnt slime nucus, so
-av.in, IN Inc stomach bowels OF children,
pcsjv hose in bad health The orus The bed or
neat in which Worms produce their young, and by remov-
inc ia possible for Worms TO remain IN the body
It harmless in effects on the SYSTEM and the health OF
Inc psiiert is always improved by rs use even when 40
Worms discovered ca.
Logs WIs.K Co. sole proprieors for the o. s. Sold By
Wvs K.chsru III Fullnn-st: R A sands, ls3 Bowery,
J. w BasseIi So Broadway, ard Druggists generally.
aaE ffr,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
DIED {:

On Wednesday evening 18th inst PHILIP DE PEY-
STER, ESQ in the 18th year of his age.
His relatives and the friends Of the family respect
fully invited attend his funeral from the house of his
brother John De Peyser, Esq Hoboken N ]. this morn
ing at o'clock. precisely.
On Wednesday. 18th inst Mrs ELIZABETH SIT.
VERS, formerly OF Newark, N j. in the 18th year OF
her age
Her friends and the friends of her sonn-law. John
Remick requested to attend her funeral from No. 40
Rvineon.street %ths) Friday morning Mt 10 o'clock
Her remains will be saken TO Wilsmsbureh l.. for in
terment. z Newark papers please copy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
From Washington.
Things in washington
From our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON Feb Is lS4t

From our Regular Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. 1886
The is a r,in,or in town. which was trent at the
levee at the Presidents tonight that HENRY CLAY
of Kentucky is dead. Like all other strange stories
i, comes from Baltimore by the Telegraph. II the
theory Of some persons that this Telegraph system
is device of the devil. ii would be very aPpro'
pirate business for the Telegraph TO be engaged ID
but as it is an agent trust of good, Will put II
down as false rumor. oor
is sill ringing through the domes Of the Cnptoi,
particularly in the Senate The House is engaged t S
with the dry details of appropriation bills Inc IN D. gu
irene Court room is vocal with the VOICES Of ra.
emit Law authorities and the city is iui OF lfiVoh'y'
nonsense and demsgogueism as usual, r,,r,r, ,1,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
~ SEE FOURTH PAGi

ARRIVED.
Brig Pioneer Hern II Gs I'm st Marks, with cotton,
&C to master 18th inst off Hatteras, experienced a
tremendous gale of wind from The West at 10 A. NJ.
hove to under bare poles, split sails, SC.
Brig Olive, Jeffrey DIS I'm Easport with leth, plaster,
&c. 10 Smrges s. Co.
Brig America Dix fm Boston in ballast TO master
Schr John f Smith. Cargil 1s DIS FIN Franklin, La.
with 100 bids sugar. go do molasses, to D Sayre.
Schr Superb Taylor, ds I'm Plymouth, NC, with ma
pany with schr Charlotte, for NYork schr Cadmus, for
do left day previous.
Schr Albert NJ Hale, Burse, ds I'm Boston, TO At
kips.
schr Joseph Mathews l6 DIS I'm Boston, mdse, to E
Lewis.
Schr President WILDER I'm Providence RI. in ballast
to master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

ESTALEp DisEASE.-We believe II is mistake 20 sup
pose that when disease is what is called family
pspl i, is therefore ircurahe Such diseases
ni,,.d through the blood and therefore, medicine which
will expel the injecting principle thence must II seems 10
us sent of the ents lawyer would say II Is upon
hr blood through the secretior that Ssr ds Sarsaras
acts and claim ,ha; it VIII render unocuous the virus of
hereditary scrofua though may have descended through
number OF generations ii its is long enough perseyer
I'd in.
PREPARED and sold. wholesale and retail, by a B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 Fulou-s rs Broadway
aud y Fast Rrosdwsy NewYork Sold also By Druggists
generally hroughou, the United Sistes Price 81 per hot
or sig for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

u LOVELY HEAD OF Han Tor three sbill.ags There
are hundreds IN this city who had dry dirty "a ana ~
hs and hive now ne so;, clear silky haEr through sing
thrco stili;rg OF JoSEs's CoR1 H.Tz RssToE,
Trv- f. forces the hai- 20 grow Stops il falling of and
cures he scar nad daudrni Mind hi. is homes, truth
Sid AZ The sign of the American Eagle 90 ChatharYt
sci Rroadway-orl 5s Fuiton-st Brooklyn isf2eod
FoR E.uPrloNs, cHAPsED FLESH or dish yy.rament.
or for dscolored SID nothing has acted so Charming
" a. The genuine JcSEss ITALIAN CHEMICAL So.P n i'm
parts almost ins,sntaneously TO The skin smoohness
earness and sottne.s truly beautiful Mind-gei none 5ut
Ionss Sosp buy nowhere else but the sign Of the
lean Eagle 82 Chstha st and 32 Broadway 49, 2teod
II Go,.raf, s!i9n .diened Soap The crc- Of Pm
oi-. Fr.ckee Tan Salpyness. Eruptons ard all skin
jisfrurersns y. the oniy depot 81 Uakers, Isl store
From Rrotl way. - Coats cake. C.ecan Hair DYE
psretabr LIQUID Rouse for crinonng Lips and Cheeks
Poudre Sa5t esde3at,Hs pe1ors hair without nJu
RI 10 the skin Lily Hhite for Instantly scattering ednrss
and arshes from the face Acous!ic crops for cnrpp deaf
ness S &c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr..
nurauds are to be found only tbes IL Inind) ut 81 Walker
a. Ist Store FROM brcat LAY
AaEyTs-E B. Tu.:la, Assembly Buildings Philsdel.
nhs. Jordan miE-st Boston Carleton Co Lowell
ives, salem; W L. Gerri.h, n Bedford; Child Bsngo.
Haven. dt If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

money when wanted as at other banks and yet receive
Interes, on their daily BALANCED
We hope to see an institution of similar character
established in this City Who will be the first movs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
Dnsil:ess Notifies.

u This is the for advertising for the Spring
Trade. For Country Newspapers far and near, V. B.
PALMER ia the duly authorized Agent, fully empowered BY
the perpetrators sips receipts He receives subscrp-
tions also for most of the best Journals in the United
States commercial political agricultural religious,
literary &c for which he is he accredited agent copies
Of which he has file
HIS Agencyis At the Tribune Buildings. See adver,
tsement in the Business Notices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
LEARY & CO.'S

fashions FOR SPRING, 1916.
III The preference universally manifested
for our present style OF Genemans Hats as decided Us to
continue the same for the ensuing
LEARY 4 co. Harers Nos. s, and Astor House.
New-Yort, Feb 19sh 1886.
Circulars descriptive of the peculiarly OF style, for
yarded By addressing rs postpaid lsf Otis
- by james W. NIiIer.-By order OF the a.
sigpees OF james RUSSELL will be sold a! the Merchants
Exchange in the city Of NewYork By James NJ. Miller,
Auc.ioneer on the 9th day OF February inst AT IL O'Clock
noon one undivided hh part OF those fcur certain ots.
pieces parcels nj land, situate, lying and being at Hal
etts Cove in the County OF Queens State OF Ne~-York,
known and designated certain map, entitled MAP Of
the Hs-ev Estate a. Haet4 Co=c :. II intended to be
filed in the office OF CLERK Of said County OF Queens hy
the numbers four ~ s-c i5 ten ne, sd eleven uil
For particulars, inquire Of James NJ. Miller, No. Lib
ery.sL go III
" Lecture and Conrert-Rev. K. II. CHAPLIN,
of Boston, deliver Lgcin" m 'le Orchnrd-sl church.
near Broome. correction with CcEcert Or MI
GUS Music. by the Choir OF the Chufchass'set by MI r
IL Mash j. A Johnson :. Drrricg aud others, on Monday
Ev-nin next FEES g. commencing 81 u O'Clock The sub
l.cl o. The Lecture viii be-PEACE.
Tckeis 25 cents "aci-to be had OF ~ A Ccnani. go
Grand-s; Union Office. 40 FGi;oEs. u door, and a. The
door Oh the evening of performance 1877 ATS
~ On s'Thc iDfnliibiiity Of the Churchill
A. Brownson Will deliver Lecture in The Tabernacle,
Broadway on Frday evening" the 10Th inst al O'Clock.
Subject" Tie lnislhil.y OF the Chnrch."
Doors open al O'Clock. Tickets > cents EACH may be
had al the bookstores and The door the evening OF the
Leisure 1875 SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

II PAIN What isit, invisible thing; making itself
known Only throu feeling However various
its location or BY whatever produced he tans Is the
wherever felt WHISTLER in TOOTH OF corn on The toe
Since the hrst practice medicine various things have
be-n used andot-s pain with various success none
OF which have proved SPECIFIC, until the discovery oil
the chemical preparation called ConnelF Magical Pd'H E
tractor which perfect and compete andoie 10 pain OF
every kind and degeee from the most awful burns ana
scalds the slightest b-use This wonderful remedy can
be supplied The whole world from Corlands lsf2seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

PORTABLE SHAVING AND DRESSING CAsEs-The
convenience and utility OF the articles contained them
and the durability and compacness with which they
made, offer superior advantages those who need the
above. For sale by G. SAUNDERS q SON IT Broad,
way, few doors above Cor,land.st. ls 3tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
NOW READY-NUMBER TWO

OF MoRRIs's N,TIoHaJ. Press, JOURNAL FOR HOME
THE SECOND NUMBER Of this new, beautiful and
L superior Family Newspaper is now ready. The con
fresh original Gnd noveul OF Interest and value
and the whole style md OF the Journal such as 70
ene il universal support Terms only dollars per
ennum. Single numbers 81 cent? Alo,yio
BURGESS, STRlNGER s; co. wholesale Agents.
20f 2tis s22 Broadway, corner OF Arn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
WEBERJs ANATOMICAL ATLAS,

ar THE ADULT HUMAN BODY, natural size. Geo.
ON VIM Endicoi No 50 Beekman-s at New. ORR, nave
edition. (frst American editon) the eleven entire figures
contained fret OF the above named well known and
valuah. work by Prof 81. J. Weber of The Royal Pras
University, Frederick Willsm at Bonn Those figures
representing veins and arteries accurately coored
from the original copy, and the VII do set OF figures with
comprehensive Explanation offered for sale 10 sheets
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

IL So extensive has become the consumption OF
Canphene for artificial light owing to its chcapness and
extreme brlliancy informed by Mr.. Williams,
whole advertisement is in another column that ne is
now shipping i, by railroads almost every direction in
our country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
Boston Anrtion Sales.

DYF .P. d. o. RICH, 2l1 Broad.sree., opposite
I'D Fosters wharf, Boston.
WEDNESDAY, March 4.
LEATHER SKINS kcSole aud upper leather, catlinng,
binding and morocco skins and other shoe stock
WEDNESDAY, March 49,
semi Annual Sale
Doors, SHOES, BRooANs AND HArs.-zOO0 cases BOGUS
Shoes Brogans and Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

FoRTY-sEvES BoNp-sT.-Pcsiti:e SGLe-HOuse and Lot
No. Al Bord-st. will be sold by VIM. a. FRANKLIN 4
SON. al Merchants Exchange, Tuesday oath inst at r.
NJ See auction headl TeImsiO per cent a; sale 10 per
delivery of deed, April lat $1,000 remsin OF
mortgage ire years per eent-balance April Is 1877
al per cent Possession May let Removal tin remain
on front one year Can be seen daily from 20 G. p NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

Brig Gen Stark, Langthorn fin Wilmington, NC.
Also, chip and brig unknown. Wind NNE, with Il
appearance of a storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
1--WE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.

Il
correspondence of The Tribune.
PuILApELPHIA. Feb l9-p. NJ
The news from Harrisburg is quite important the
r,culars OF which presume your correspondent WIN
munica.e-The bill giving to the N York and Erie
hs..ss the House by large msjorty-Yeas, 81 Nays
70 The bill granting the right OF way TO the Bano1 r..
and Ohio Railroad Company TO construct their roau %
pit,surg shared different fate in the senate.
The bribery case is in Committee VINO nave ss
A large business was done in Stocks to day and
,rces were upward Penna. Fiyes were arm ~ ~
Sesdiug Shares a, 3li Kentucky BONDS at 9s Mcrris
Canal fell and sold at the First Board al ie' out
a. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
Sales of Henl Estnie-
D.. I'LL

: J. BIttCFF.
pou,e end lot 81 Suivan-s Lot % by $4,000
NO St ~ s1oi' $500
Two story house and 10, Fourth-st Lot % by 553250
Two story house and lot IS Vsndawa;er-st. Lot p
by ~ -'7'D
One vacant 10, on 35hs near ath.veuue 25 By 9s rs
six let's on 35th.st near havenue each % by loo.
at s.20 each 0O%'
Two lots on 3Jh-st gth avenue, each p by es,
at .cU eacn tCyS
One lot on et.avenue corner OF i4h.st Is BY leo 1850
ip lOo ~ ,V eI100 on each 5000
o,e n, on corne- of 43th.s, 25 By lO0 $50
One LOT on o;hav adjoining the above. 25 By 100 SUI
Oh h,i i06 ." ''''''' 700
s6-s Se eci 1860
-Four lots on 4,lst betwee nsth and 9h-avenues, 25
By 100 at S475 each tSzo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
Boar0in9.

WANTED BOARD for gentleman and wife, with
- unfurrished the third foor. silu
a'ed higher town than Chamberss Terms must be
moderate Address, stating location and .eTns R. .. at
this Office. 20f 81
rs'vD Oh THREE single gentlemen be accom-
Il modsted with board and rooms ct 70 Chambersst I'd
door west Of Broadway. 3ftfs
sR!yATE BCAIr-S9 McDcusa!-si.
= i;l wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20

No longer lei the bald remain.
Wigs must 90 out Of date,
The hair grows on the head again

NUnt 20 VIII nAAeU pRIt.
It's Phaons Chemical Hair lnvigorator thai Ia producing
this great revolution. Every hist has the ss
faction OF having clean, sken head of hair free from
dendru and scruf and all skin diseases
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Prepared and sold by Z. PHALON, PA Broadway, Wig
Maker and Hair Cutter For sale by drug and fancy dealers
generally city and country Price 81 per bottle; small size
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-20
Bnsiness Notires.

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