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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

The Ministerial Conference of the Portage
Baptist Association will meet at the Baptist
Chapel. in Ravenna. on Wednesday, tho Sd day
of June next, at half o'clock, A. n. Preach
lug by Elder Barnard, of Akron. '.E.-1-... '.!.s
t.$ g. w. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27
samuel GOOdeH's Estate.

Samuel GOOdeH's Estate.
NTOTICEis hereby giventha the subscri.
In bers have been appointed and qualified
as Administrators on the estate sof Samuel
Goodel, late Of Shalersville, Portage county,
Ohio, deceased. - l., =
Dated a. shalersvi'le this s5th day Of May,
A. d. 1885, t@.s..@9' @o'F
Jason SANFORD. = .o.or, 49,
se* CARlRToN GooDRLI Aurp''l''ss''a'o'S' aup"4's'7a'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

The regular meeting Of the Ravenna Tempe
rance Society is adjourned to the evening Of the
Cd Gf June next, at 7 O'clock, P. NJ. -
A. SERvOSS, Prest.,
VIZ. WAlswoRTH, Secretary. ", ~ HL9-a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27
1flarrte6.

In Ravenna, on the 2lst inst, by Rev. E. e,
Mr., sAUREN B. MERRILL and
CL lRLSSA TRlBBY, both of Paris. '~.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27
Postscript.
Br THIS s-JYORJs'1yvGS .m.aXL.

We received the following news from the
Pittsburgh Daily Chronicle of yesterday
morning. This news from our little army
is indeed glorious. s.a .a'.4i ,'Ta
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
GLORIOUS NEWSATHE MEXI-
7 CANS TWICE ROUTED, AND 1900
KlLLED-THE ENEMY'S GUNS
CARRIED AT ,THEPOINT OF THE
I sBAYONET-THE AMERICAN AR
MY VlCTORIOUS-THE BRAVE
! AND GALLANT MAJOR RING.
GOLD KILLED IN DEFENCE OF
HIS COUNTRY-GEN. VEGA CAP.
TURED. .@no1H'a6 ~ ~ e,11T-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

GeOmetriCal Question. .-
What is the difference between the largest
square inscribed, and the smallest square cir
cumscribed without the same circle? F.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

TEA-50 Chests 4s. Tea at ,-....
L may 1896. GILLETT'S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

YTESTING GS, ,-GentIeme are requested
Y to call and examine our stock of Fancy
Vestings. GlLLETT g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

DONNETS of all styles and qnality. Rib.
prices, and we do not like our pious negh>
Dor keep any Female Stool Pigeon to Gas
and run down other Merchants Goods but
trusty to our price will sell them.
may l84e. GILLETT g. TO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

DRESS GOODS. Printed Lawns, Grod
- natelI Robes, ,Balzorines, M. Dl. LANES
&c. at re..at.. 80 GILLETT'S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

7 INSEED OIL by the gallon or Barrel,
IL White lead, dry and in Oil. Nails aud
Glass at the lowest cash price at
may 1846. GIL LETT'S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

~ OMESTICS.-Bro. Sheeting, Batting
- Cotton Yarn, Wicking, TwIne, sWad-
ding, &c., at GILLETT'Ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

ENINCHA MS.--French English & Scotch
VI Ginghams, at ,. GlL.LETTS.
May t346. asr* .ss:, #a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

EyOR THE LADIES.-Gaiter and Half
T. Cater Boots, Kid r. r. Ties, Seal r.
R. Ties, Fancy Kid r. r. Manhattan, Fancy
Ii. G. Buskins. And great variety of low
pr ced Shoes, - at GTLLETT'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-05-27

DARALOLS.-Silk, Gingham and Cotton
l. Parasols, large lot must be sold.
may 1916. GILLETT & Go.
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The first Important arrival Of
NEW SPRING GOODS.

AttaCkmGMt NOtfCes
A T my instance. an attachment was this
N day issued by z. Spalding, a Justice Of
the Peace Of Ravenna township, Portage
county, awainst the goods and cAattels Of
John Hannold, non resident.
RUFUS PAINE.
Nav Qfst. IS46. 81 6w59.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
MARINE JOURNAL


Edg Eideou, (of Portland kinsman. 10 DIS i'm Aricc-
oo Pr i9l hhds monsscs 50 do 10 Maitland Com
ne s, Co, vessel TO Hcsmh Walsh. Left no American
ves.els
Bng Poconic, Park, ds I'm Richmond lead to D
Eurl6ur & Co
Brig Albert Perkins n Port au Prince July ODD. cot.
fee &c Rossire & Co. July 18th off st Ncolas in
.qualllos topmus sails. &c. Same time lost over.
board Davis Corsn, colored seminar of ennsyvania
br1R Elm. Lockwood, I'm ~ CroiX and ID dis I'm -
Thonas with il9 hhds sugar CO do % do moasscs
20 BENJAMIN De Forest IL Co. Lett nj ST Croix bark
Condor Tor New-York in ) DIS n, ~ Thomas schr -,
from and for Baltimore disng brigs Flora for Turks
leland to load for NewYork, Sophia, do do for Phila
delphia June 9th On the outward passage in lat 30 30
lony &C. fell in with the deck of vessel of abou, 500
tous appeared 10 have been six months in the water
Is. inst lat 90 50 long 90 81 spoke bark Lucinda Maria
Of Boston hence for Mutanzas ds out I'd lat 81 q long
~ brig Meleden from Boston Tor New Orleans
Schr Hudson kincud. II de i'm Port Plat tobacco,
" Griiien Left schr Bride, hence ard IN ~ days;
the 10 only 10 and commanded by two men. Pas
sengers Capt Brown, lady and children.
cchr Marcia Phillips DIS fun Washington, NC, naval
stores to bryan, e. Maitland Sid in company schr Clara
Fisher Arc medes aud Washington tor n Y.
sehr Anaconda. Rogers d. i'm Washington, NC, ma
va storcs 10 Bryant 4 Mbtand.
sehr Agawun, Lane, I'm Matanzae July 3Oth 10 hhds
Ies molasses, Read Hoppock; i25 doz pine apples
50 punches bananas Jas Acker; ! box Grandjean;
do Merrek Sailed In ship Rcgulus Joyce. for New
York Lett ships Sophia Walter. I'm New York I'm Ham
burg ldg Spring Hamilton wig fri; Marietta, Wells,
Phiad Lot inst Edinburgh Jackson tor do ready; bsrks
juno Dix Cowes, ldg; Rainbow Sampson, Wig trt; Sha-
ron Lucus do do Muria Hersey Gordon ar July 2s;
Olipds, Coas, for Havre, dg brgs Russis Lane, wtg
freight Hibernia Elliott. I'm Portland just arrived.
3s, ut large ship ashore on Cary6tort Reef with
several wreckers around her Had her sails set trying
to back off The A. has had Gains and rain during the
passage.
DEIow-A Brig with Geo Bulklcy's signal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
New.York candle Mnrket-MoypAy. Aag 10. lat
Liverpool Markets

Since our circular OF the 18th inst by last steamer,
there has been very fair demand for Cotton, but
scarcely equal 10 the quantity offering, that the mar
Ike; wears rather heavy appearance and il There be
any change in prices Is in favor OF buyers The quo
tatons Tor fair today Is for Upland ID ior MOBILE
and 5! Tor Orleans.
The sales for the week ended this evening have
amounted $500 bales, OF which ) 500 have been
taken on speculation and 1000 for export, and the
American descriptions consist of $40 Upland 81 3:s3
is goo Orleans Ut Ia6 1880 Alabama and Mobile al 3.
a5 and 35 Sea Island at 9ial1.d per 10. The import
for the same time has been 5000 chiefly from the nj
It'd states Trade generally M Manchester Is IN dun
and anguid state and both goods and yarns continue
on the decline.
Though the weather has been and continues rather
unsettled here appears have been favorable Tor the
progress OF the harves: in the Southern districts aud
farther decline has place the London corn
ket and our own also rather lower. Western Flour
25026s chiefly 25s Cd 2 Dbl and Philadelphia and Bal
timor- 2is a a Cd z Dbl Sour 22s. Gp22s. I'd Wheat
6,c7s p 20 70. Indian Corn however, has advanced
from the late depression in consequence OF The potato
disease having again shown itself N the growing crop IN
some districts Ireland and yellow may now De quoted
y aga: and white 29d30s , quarter. The duty on
Wheat is now 6s = or and on Flour IS 3D. ? Dbl
parcel OF 1000 bbs OF Turpentine OF prime quality
has brought as cd per cwt while inferior is dull OF sale
AT IS The quotation for common American Ros!n il
still 2s Cd s. per though small lot OF extra tine
quality has broug ht from as. 10 los Cd per cwt
BROWN, SHlPLEY * co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
London Grain Market

The weather broken today we have had rain since
noon with appearance of continuance Meanwhile the
harvest has proceeded rapidly since Monday and m i'm
mense breadth OF wheat has been cut The market has
been very dull und falling every dag for some weeks
past and unless We have continuance of ram Will 10
all appearances continue fall unless the diseese IN the
potato crop which has broken out again in different
parts OF the country, excite sufficient alarm.
Meanwhile the arrivals tins week are short and the
duties rising on wheat ANA -four that their temp
iaton importers recommend farther supplies from
abroad when the heavy accumulation OF stock
ha- been taken or may expect comparatively ear
~ trsde To-day wheat held firmly in consequence OF
the rain Barley nothing doing Oats very dull trade
there has oeen pane here IN this article which
j. scarcely YET over. Beans and Peas firm there
yet hope- That the duties these articles may be recon
adered the law appears 10 be contradictory
on the point Flour scarcely sAeable as on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Law CourIa.

r,o-,r-Be,cr,. Jufye Edrncrds-D cisio ns
r,e-ei, HdYLot and others va Gorge Jcsnsoa'-,toe
legislature Of this State at It's last srssTn N bank
se,,;py creditor when plea Of discharge ~ JAM
T,pey s set UP By debtor reply by IN az "
frsud specifying the fraud alluded To- pes VI 1,
charge il SET up in this case and an ~ 90 -
~ .eying that the debtor placed IN MS
u. -. dt,s md Iesiersrng the whole OF the debts
on tie schedule With the exception OF L!s' = Ie
,r himself 10 be SUCH ,hus attempting 70 taro" de
:eace as 20 each OF me heouei men
- {, so,d oven tie door to endless litigation
sr.rtHcn,iors "a 70 such overTuleo
fTs,o.B;Ju, Z HeLgit0n "a John ~ Son.eTtrty.s &c
ION ~ repis In in relation % levy made % AT =
Jud g,nent tor detendan, with costs.
* CnAnBEas-Be;o,e Judge Edmonds-A young wo
osn named Eliza Philips OF rather superior appearance
wa. brou "a, up from the Penientary by he5eas corpus
On cerorE appealing from judgment OF Justice o.:
bern who sentenced her 70 the pen.ientar on the Sth
Angus. Tor two months charge Of being common
prostitute hsving lawful means OF procuring h7es-
hood &c The certiorsri was based on alleged Insult
ec7 Of the record Itappeared oy the testimony OF tao
oAcer who complained OF her. and VINO was member
o. the old watch that the prisoner has been noted as
stree, walker at al hours OF the night sometimes FL
O'clock in the morning decoyng 70 her abode al
he house of notorious woman named Hodges,
IN An;hony.street 5th ward. until the said woman
lodges. with one OF her inmates was sen: 70 the
state Prison CONVICTION OF beng q pane! thief
and subsequently II the house Of woman named
Sanders, contiguous whose niqutous estabishnen has
ao been broken up on complaint Of the nelznoors and
o. Otusr Oh Tee CUIceTs Oi pDACe AAf pi!SVHci Ho"
oeen known To the witness residing in the houses
mentioned FOX about years after taking her 10 the
Police Office che threatened tie Police Officer. saying ne
you'd he serTed as Bill Appcyard was A Police OFF
that had brick bats and other missiles thrown d: him
from the top Of house, The officer told her he was
afraid Of that Judge EdoDds considered that the
proceedings before Justice Osborn and the record were
regular and only wondered that the Justices in SUCH
eaef do often commit such individuals as dsorder
persons, BE- which the punishment could be MADE
greater, and toe parties be compelled 10 give surety Ios
good behavior. The prisoner was remanded to 'erTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
DIED

On sunday, TIE Sin inst. Of consumption, JOHN o.
CORNELL in the 23d year Of his age.
His friends and those Of his family are Respectfully ~
vi,ed 70 Attend his funeral this Tuesday s';ernen 81
half past o'clock frcul his late resd.nce No = Il
d-idge.s;- ,o1rrp ..
bilious ferer in TIE ed year Of his age
Robert 3ar.er are respectfully n-i:ed 70 attend his
funeral this TUESDAY afternoon 8: O'Clock ron MS
residence 536 Pea-!st withoat farther 1v1tsaon
~ Jviikinson-ile. Conn Friday morning July 5!st
ELLEN FRANCES daughter of arthur and Mary Ann
Tripp a+ed years and months
esaeee in Es W yDp s oTa1Es so = A %
EFp :gad II years and rnoptns deeply incurred and
regrer,ed % circle OF friends and ecquain:
ances. -.
Mclean Sen. in The Tooth year Of his age.
ATS Louis on the lst inst Of consumption. John 3.
Ladd Printer hged 29 years formerly of Detroit Mich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
" Mnckenzio's Tonic Febriirsc-A sovereis
ACUE AND FEVER

This grea, Remedy, which h- pubic attention Is par
tcuary called has been extensively used In the Western
and South Western States a. speedy and certain
cure for Ague and Fever Dumb Ague, Chill, Interim.
tent Fevers.
The unexampled and complete attending It's
md well proven have become IL wide spread yc;or!et
every form OF in the West, tha, the Februse
is now superedng every other offered remedial agent and
looked upon The orly that be relied upon IN all
stages of the tiseuse
Tie many thousands OF instances wherein has wrought
cures while no instance i. known, De shown o
failure warrants n being offered possessing the three
cardinal merits without which medicine can be safely
used In que cases These merits thai is
S1tt. Certain and Permanent
For sale by H0atley, Phelps Co. Wholesale Agents
New YORK and by J. " W,ns!oyv. Druggist Rochester! y
Y; Coleman Co. Buffalo y. P Jacobs Detroit. Mich
Brink-rnot P-noa. Chicago, IL Edwards z Ffauti.
Louis Mo and by Druggists GENERALLY troGg bout The
l. States je2 lswisDSWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

ing 55 per sack Of 100 k1s We have to notice sale
.: -, 1ni. -s-, Flour ~. 81 pr b5L = Aopd
Tool-Sot the slightest demand has bean rsaiie=ted
n D-e Woods and prizes OF Csupesei1y Lozrood are
bs-eiT supported E: ia III =. We aCoe s. Do1.-
20 IS prsviously, al = per 81 XII DUR pa;d
HAvzE ed July. tNn-a:as} lsi6.
Our Corron -.a-ke- closed vs-T dul YESTERDAY e-ea-
ing me sales ~ere oniy 60 bales Holders seen. aor
disposed 70 ose- more cor;o1, 5ct uPo1 re waois
The .ta:s O; things remain sacz;sc;cr7 An &C.
eession OF 3lOJ bales 70 STOCK tock place ~ me
Coc:o1 Ps1te- from ApaIacAico!a ind Nes.o- iro,
Nev-Or.san=
anal ot Of Northwestern Wnalebona rsal.zsc r
- aa5 80 brs AIsr:cz- four ware .skea fc. korae
Use e: 39f 90 50 ye- b. dc-y paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
MARRIED

At Money. Rocklsna Co On TIE An irst By Rev M
Allen JOHN Il SPENCER Of ST Louis 70 M.ss EMMA.
ca zl,er Of joan Parton. Of the former place.
~ Carleton. Vermont, 2ith ult NJ y. T. CLARK OF
Csnsndaigra, y J. 70 Miss Laura Mason daugh er OF
the late :. Il Mer III, ESQ. Of the fo-rcer place.
On Tuesday morning. in inst 5y Re-. Dr. Dwight
THOMAS 4 NORRIS Vi Brooklyn. 10 ELIZABETH 4.
BARROW Of This city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

~ Corns Cure Warraurec.-The Arabian Corn
Pssier-Ar -tecua Tor : easily applied and
gives immediate relief In i should si 70 Tue
money will he refunded For sale By DAVID SANDS j
Co No - East Broadway lrl Fuiion-s ori rs Broad
way: C. Il. Ring ~ Broadway, c. Hubbard. i5s HUDSON
-. Wyatt heIcHsm. III Futons-, J. Smith. al Spring
- z VI. Guon, ~ BoweIy and by Druggists generally
Price - cents per box. IVA imeOtis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

fashionable Clothing.
CAsu DRAWERS AID TAILORs. la

A
" way {. Booth Co. HAVING received additional
supplies Of choice Goods, would respectfully invite the al
tetion their and the public Their stock Is
not oay extensive but comprises the richest qualities aud
patterns Of V-.tngs Cassmeres Drngs, Ic that are 10
be foInd in this or toreg markets.
Having unusual facilities in buying they enabled To
otter strong Inducements purchasers though should be
Understood that their low prices have references Only 10 The
finest quality and workmanship and that
rers produced their establishment not surpassed in
any particular by any house IN the Union
fh- Cutting Department IS conducted By Mr. J. Lo-.
who's, auos, inalbr skill n the ar Is hs result VI long
p--nce aud study and who Tie happy faculty
OF accommodating fashion form. aud Of seecHg styles
of hrr.- hng end approprlae Lhr my2lL.H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
LiXerpool Markets.

Ree-Among the sales were 100 tee. Carolina at %
10 24s. per cwt
7-allo-A little better demand has appeared and hold
er. exhibit more rnaesj but present no alteration
can be noticed IN prices nearly 200 Casks North Amer
lean have been sold al 3ss ID o4Is I'd per cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
BUTCHERS AND DRovERs' BASK,
~ .lrL a.. > rg4s

r. Notice.-The President, Directors and Company
OF lie Butchers ana Drovers Bank have declared div
dend Of ave per the capital stock OF the prof
the last months, parable the 18Th The
transfer book VIII be closed from the l0h INST unu That
time By order OF the Board Of Directors.
auto lw D. W. TOW NSEND, Cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by the
Now.York and Erie Railroad Company

]. 7. CIarkscn, AgeNf
81 pkes butter S. hogs Blake L. pkga butter 81 hog,
Caut Huyt 10 pkss p hogs lot calves and lambs
Tr ribe; IS pkts butter Capt Purson 81 do bOl egg,
Cayt Sr.wold 236 bids nail rods P-fson Coz Is bag,
buIn w Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11

r. Death 10 Bcdbugs.-Tho.e who are 50 unfortu.
nate q. 10 lave moved INTO house which infested with
these animals need no, he discouraged Tor with one bot
lie B-dbug Remedy her conquer a. army OF hem
Price - cents. FOR sale oy DAVID SANDS l. co. .!
Ens Broadway corner Marsetst- and lco Fui'ou--t
fvi. I-,,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
TIE FARMERS' HAND-SooE

DEISG 4 Full A:SD COMPLETE gLi2E for he
d F.---- 49, r-,i-rsr- COn:prlsirZTee Clearing Of
-: al PIE Gardening farming Generally;
Frrerr: tie M.aa g-la-af md rra-1i Of Caii- 9oE-
-. IT, ,sr-yIcor q Dwellings, PFev-ltVc and Cure
o. va. copoC. Tioles Recipes, HIS. &c &c
* Jo-,gh 7 MARSHAL Ore vo1-H-. LEO Il-ostra ed
Wiz rr----r sood - e~Is- S-s-y oouc1 Price e.
On, gFL. -,efl -ooss yS- e--r .-7s Bos Fnst
NJ 9s--aal,. M1-1a paIls about -t.e-1 aurtred
l,.--.-auG frsc, rose res=a--c Of hen =
-. i.=. 70 srscf- g-ha- stcl-ora I-cr-a-.on .
f----- ran require Il Hzac-ocok Of experimental and
.--,,.i s-.rs 1901 Agricultural topics Cir Ailas.
5ns.7.s-d ~ D. APPLETON co 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
. Dr. Mond,s snrsnpnrilln nnd Wild Cher-

~ BiticrsTnese bit,ers are pur. vegetable COM
pound aud are offered 10 The public from principle OF ye-
nevoence under ihc fullest conviction tina. they VII! he
found safe and sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia and Con-
spnton. They have been trumphantly tested not only
uished ample testimony their decided excellence, ouI
by Physicians that have prescribed them in their p:acuce
Sold Wholesale G1d retail by Wyatt ketcharn III Fu!-
,on-sL retail ls2 Broadway; 5l B!eecker; " Bowe-
~ Y Y aull sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Bosle,s Hyperion Fluid.

LC oOkitSs -
our readers tie from Worcester, n favor OF mis-
ircom parable article FOR hair The agents N returning u
ss- only one Of The many proofs OF u entire success
and i destined 20 supersede al other preparations
This ma certify Tint nearly eight months SINCE lost
al nv hair and for six months my head entirely bald
az 4e cud That purchased bottle OF Dogle''
Hyperion Fiuid o! D Scott, Jr & Co the agents IN w
then lav used regularly -ud strictly Hc
cordiny directors consequence OF which The hair has
started al my head. l., nov about ~ nch long and
growing rapidly THADDEUS HONE.
ives, Boyl,ton. Mass. June 9Th, 1875"
For sale By The proprietor. VIM SOgle, 20 ashinetol
81 corner OF SunnersL Sold also ny A z. & D. SANDS
Druggists 100 Fulton, corner OF WHlEl.- and 81 80
Broadway and = East Broadway, NcvYork. aull Its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
Dolroing.

DOARD-C,en.Ie-n-a and thelr Wires. or Single Ger-
Dts.ec CT D. handsomely 1lIactztec Win fur
ul.h- or uniar-sh-d rooms arc board o. orski-s' ard
ia bv sorv:s i-eGi s.ey a. Nc. = Ahtcgcor-sclsre
TT-. ,crate-rvier-rc-s exchanged TIE house coz
rsi-s . - ARA cement complete aul! -i-sA !tos
DOARDING-Ia Ca>raeers-s--A gsnt.r.'a sae as
ID VT or one or tsyo s-e gentleman caE - -ce01tno-
--.e5 rl-gsa:t.y =. = Cl-4tEe-r>-.- s-lo 2"--
nO.RDISG !. -r.v..e :.--.y-1-iE ho0,Eoot quiet
Is I'd r-s,.ctsbe Apply al l66 E-n-st- between Gcsad
ard Sroo:ne-s- - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
To Merchants and Citizens IN general.
AT MARSHALL'S OLD STAND,

No. 81 ChatliaIu-s;. S.~-Yv
MILL be found Shirts Bosom. and Collars Of every
w description, wholesale aud retail We have every
confidence from past patronage 10 mixing htting und
Of goods combined 9Th system of
Ing business that those purchased Of here
loore will al call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere and thai they VIII be fully satisfied
10 every particular.
No SEcoSp PACE on Any CONSTIPATION
Gail and examine.
The Original Troy Shirt Depot,
M ~ Ch.ihair-.L y Y iva 2uis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-11
r5- Nrwsuaper E.tabli,hment for Saie-Th,

IT Newspaper Establishment for Sale-Ihe
proprietor Vi long estsb ished Wing Newspaper, n one
the dour-irg ovsrs IN Massachusetts, conieIn-
plating chsuge III his business, oters os establishment
for SAFE Connected with i extensive run OF JOB
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