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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
Boarding.

DpuIulHN.
BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY-Aple.sant
ID front room bedroom and pantry on the secold floor
also front bedroom 90 second hoor and bedroom 10 he
IL convenient OF Accessible omnbusse- snd car. running
within block either side. Possession Immediately
Appls Al 100 Em-sL between Grand AMI Broome-sL
my4 iwis-
BOARD 4 very pleasant and large front room, tn
ID second door OF house 81 Wake'sL near BrosdSay,
let with bOafd, 10 gentleman and his vile. or with Or
without board 10 three single geltemen. The fam
ny occupying he house IS private References ex-
changed. myi us
DOARDING-A gentIemsn aud family snd few
Dgle gentlemen csn be accommodated with fnA or par
TIA board. ~ SIS Houston-st cor. Of Crosby.
Ai-o-TO Let, An Office suitable for Physician Apply
~ 80 Housion-st cor. Croshy. ml WIS
DOaHDIN(s.-A gentleman and hi wife and ixo or
ID three single gentlemen, can he accommodated " th
Pheasant rooms aud board In small private family, con-
sisng Of too persons by applying At -o Chare.t one
door "e-l OF hud.onsI NV ~
DVAKD IN BKOADWAY.-Two elegant room.
- 70 let In h,rd story 10 single gentlemen WIN break
between Eighth and Ninth ss Privilege Of bathing room
my 6us'
BOARD WANTED for gentleman, wife and one
ID child. with unium.hed front room snd bedroom.
10 pleasant location Terms not to exceed per week
Address Board, Al this Office. my7 81
kOARDING-And very pleasant rooms, suitsbls for
- gentleman and his vile, with good board, can be had
a. 2 Oivers single gentleman can also be accommo-
saled. my7 lw'
slOARD.-A Few geuuemen can h.ve very pleasant
orooms with partial boad, al SO Leonadst four doors
west II Brohiway. myl l0hs-
DOARD.-A splendid suite Of rooms on the second
ID hoor let gentleman snd his wife, or single gen
tlrmen AT IS Chsmber-si. N.Y. 81
large, welLfurnished rooms and
ID permanent board with small private family, aud sole
of paro freqnired Apply Al so McDougast az ms
no CARPET DEALERs.-A private family In
i The Seventh Ward would be pleased 10 ACCOMMODATE
a family with board, having unoccupied one pleasantly
situated room IN the vicinity Of Rutgers place, and eN
change fr l2j yards carpepgi or Two single gen
uemen on the terms Address p p NJ. Tribune ONCE
my7 ST.
DOOMs-One or rooms 10 let in small private
IL family, furnished uufufni-hed, with or without
board The alton OF the most pleasant up to~n,
I'D would suit single gentlemen or lady and gentle
man Apply soon At ii7 McDOugsl-sL near Washington
Square. NY .
A GENTLEMAN and his wife, or two or three sin
n gle gentlemen, be accommodated win board,
A pleasant front rooom and bedroom sused on the Sc
coud floor bsh room, &c. The house y pleasantly siua
ted and the location desirable Apply Al ~ Second ave
my IL
a FEW YOUNG MEN can obtain pleasant rooms
n with board by early application Al % ChamheT'st
N.Y. isn
J,O IET-r0 .inge gentlemen two furnished rooms
u the foarh story FOR od gisg without board inquire
corner ~ Union plsc- and Fourt-enlhs- N.Y. IL
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~ UUhTICiLTt kk.-RU SELLS New Azaissi
- Victoria aud Washiugt0niz ar now IN ,wer AGO,
endd col lection Of varieties Of bis Seed lbs
Ro.es Cinerarias Gersniums, RhOdodendron-, HARDY
Yellow variegat-d s~-e-sceut-d Azai-s Piccouees &c
A. hi. Garden Henry-st opposite Amity-sL South Brook
lvn \ P-Bouou-t. tssty made up order. ny7 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07
THE NEW GRAND OPERA.

60 MATILDA" or the 8" Maid Of Hungary by w. v
VI Wallace has jus been published by FlRTH&HALL.
Franklin square snd Firth, Hall Pond, 259 Broadway.
solos No. 5 Reciistive-" One day Wandered Air.
Cavsuns Il Farm. " No 1, Cavatina, She comes
10 al her loyeness Second Movement, The Crown,
the Scsptre and the Sway, NO E. Ballad Adieu Fair
Lard No IS Ballad, Gone Ia the CalmDess"-No a.
ballad. "A Lowry Youth the Mountain Chidr-No. a.
Ballad, In that Devotion which We breathe" The shove
OPERAS being performed In London, with Immense
success IS destined become OF the most popular
OF English Operas composed The Songs are In Ws
aces best style, and among the most beautiful In the
an
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r.. A. TUTTLE, Auction-er.
EASlJIONARIE ROsEWOOU add Nah

FASHIONABLE ROSEWOOD sod Mshogs-y
i Furniture, for sccOunt OF whom II msy concern 10
close sales on Friday May the large In the
Coliseum, $50 Brosdway.-A G. FUTILE Will cell -
above at lOt o'clocs for account Of whom
large and valuable assortment OF superior city made
rossz God black walnut and mshogsny paror. hall, boi
dor and chamber furniture comprising general variety,
covered In plush hair cloth and fancy de snc The whole
will he sold without reserve, to close sales
Catalogues will DO ready on he morning Of sale.
fuy6Qu
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a ATTENTION, LADIES !-klbb0n., sllAs,
S~S>S Millinery Articles. " ROush and Ready" Straw
n - Bonnet. and various o her styles, TOO numerous
t-k-Sx 10 m-ntiOn-but can De seen al JrNNlNGS,s
CIe.p CASH ore A. Canasl door west Of Broad.
wsy Please sill and -xsune the above stock, and !
viii guaranty they shsll he sold cheaper Than can be
found Al any other establishment IN th- Guy.
y & Don forget the number, q Csnsl 81, my7 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-07

s1d fancy SnArs SOC A. our in.11
gr,,ir -ses uext door 10 Nc Taiiefsss 80 Broad
way between Howard snd OrAne - - AZ. )o4 =.
-, 49,. - si.-I COMMERFORD RELOCATE.
,PECIaL hkPOkTiNt.-pI' hovsros, s.sne-
SErApher 70 The senate q re mica stslss nay oe So
1880 al tn ees OF Dire Cake and Edwards Auriss,
Dr. n r~csyss private pupils Terms sse eseh .9 l1
llERRIMAC BLUE PRIME Of ihs various P4i.erns
WI for sale by CT. hAAhAs " EAS1--s"r
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TUESDAY, May II. at 10 O'Clock, by Y. JOHNSON.
] so cases boots Shoes ant brossns, adapted 10 the
Spring ursde will no sold the Of d. Gale. N
PssT-sL door from Plat ct N. York
NIB A large assortment hsnd all tines Of private
sale low f cash 20oubs Of harness and prime,
will he sold me time. mt7 81
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eiscnss Sr(anssn nah stm Hrbeitebaufs sss
Ibidt.
Sn BoFen taut Gin nlann OrasIn, 3u tss
nen CT, ttatt Der spfrlfen Vcbr psrmsncst
gue fir cine fleius STRIDE binanSIit 9rcbe
Drscl fpfrt nur $50 2baIer. mo fol- elnen
ppr5iisItbcn Son babrn.
Gin Nuftanp ber frsisu Geatr ouf 0rNn
3urtls Scp, cine Der 8abama Snfen. trshsn
allr lSelBe fort, tpCrauf 60 auf Soy lSeit CT;
ne 3nfuttsftdtts intbcM.
3u 3amrieo psruriatbte aas grlhelncn si
mes berIhti9tcn Ndubcrbauptmanns IN her
Sldbs ycn Daulinar bcceutencn sarm. Gr
bate, ais man lbn fab, et'pa 80 fsinrr s'ute
beI itb.
Sunburp Den 81. San.-Seuer / n
yt t I b Il NJ be I an o.-Gln Uerbee
renoe6 8cuer brad) leeten Oonneriloo
Wor0en. 2 ubr, in unierer Nocbblrltant
Nottbumbtrlano aus. Wan fono poB Der
Sarbier Gtb0p ce6 0Quio 9toatb, (6Qr
bi0l in Btammen itano; oa5 6cuer bvete
tc ltb uber Die Upotbeee oi5 90rn. Daniel
Srdutl0om aus 70 mle Dem @aiiDault,
Aecl0net uon oen Oerrn So00ort6, uno
frUber p0n Erau Btbin9ton 0ebalten,
meIdR5 nebit Oen onoern @ebQuoen ouf
oen @runo nle0crbrannte. Nu6 oem
@aitbauie uno Der Npotbefe ,puroe oue6
otUfIib oersttet. - 8on Dem Snbalt ces
Barbier S5tbap6 fonnte nidJt6 9crettet
peroen. 98ie mir b0ren, parsn Die Sc
bduoe verllbert 9elpeicn.
unol Gd.-Gomaro WiQet, Elm Jun
ger Wonn pon 10 Jabren, in Uu9uita
Gouniblp. oie(em Gauatp, mar uorlcets
Wobe nit Srubtauoorsltbcn btfbQftl9t,
ais lbm cine Heiter iiber cen 9elb fel, an
oeilen SoIoen ct am IeBten Sreita8c itorb.
3. UmFrifaner.
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Die Grplolion oc6 S0umbuo8.

Wcns 8srmutBun9, ba6 Die 500 bei 51rn.
p"nlr nlbt 70 gang lcie crtr bdufg pdrcn,
IT fatt buditdbIttb ein9stroftn. SIN lsBtsn
B. d S. Journal erfldrt CT "oas CT Die Nnnabs
me feinsr I.erau5frbsrun9 ourd) mitb,mit lflIs
Ter Gtrahtun9 bsbanotln mirbs" Die uns
ftuloi9s ScsIe ! Nu6 msltber llrfad)s bisIs 8ers
otbtun9 sntltsbt, 1T mir rdtblelbaft uno corrsss
ponelrt ibIedt NIT Der prablsnben 5oerau5fors
oerun9 osS l.rn =. QGsnn mtin Name ibm
perbaBt 1T, neil lib atrlbe 7obn t1Icllert Dsis
bt, 70 Fam tb nidta bafIlr; id) belize nur 70
NEIL msln Batter AUDI 10 biss bdtts belsr i1Ios
fee Gear 9ebslben 70 rpurbe id) MIDI 70 uno
nj DIT anoerS ntnnen. Die 8trIiterunQ
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mabt mir un9emsine Sreute, inbem lie mtb
perlthsrt cas MIDI 9tleman6 nit bm psrmetI)f
teln mro. Die fbnIos ober fsQs Surlifmels
flung meinsr Innobnle Der @otrau5foroerunQ,
f6nnte mid frdnfsn, msnn ib cine SptfuGatirn
nuf fem Gelo berCbnet bdtte, lpaS ober fens6s
ms98 Der Sail mar. 9odb nun gum msien
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fcmmen miro. I'm 8 llbr mrb 0sDsist unb
um 10 9sbt eaS Baden los (ob Wor9sn8 cosr
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audi sjn Nuitstnspt fOaen 9sbafen msrpsn fir
Die @dife (pieusiht AUDI Mogen). QBtr oas
Der @ppetit an fOuf d)ern Subsn uno feis
nsn 0Hjtsrlpilen ss8sn 5 ~ be uno
blou b bat, mag flb snfnben, wenn
sr ben QSt9 nab W ofs 8 Sutbe msis.
Srco, SUDDEN, pei uno Waesn oa5 9ebt
tlber's Sobnn!eb. @ber Wis obsn 9efa9t, ib
bate nicbts SeiItrs6 ermortet. 9o6 pubIfum
mag jest urtbeilen rp06 e6 nit Dem btribmtsn
Oefcn fir cine Ssmanrtni6 bat, Die nitbt bic
Qrcbs NIT antsrn ou3b1Ittn ftnntn, fpnctrn
nur nom YrobIer ollein prctirt mercsn mu1Ttn.
9s 9anSe QSet, ie is fapore6,
80 fsnen Srftntaf msbr msrtb; u. {. ~.
Jobn IlJtllert
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@afY1anies S}Gacbrics1G.

Ger lIntrssibnete 1T ais Aff9njs srnannt
morNen ron 9cnnepille Kaufman, pcnWRais
tenfrisf Saunftip, Ssrf5 GauntD. pers
tonem bic 8cresrun9en an 9sbacbt'n BsnmpjIs
le Soufman BADEN, lInb eriutbt ibre Mebnuns
gen fir SeSaDhtn9 sinSutrngcn unb 2lOs, Die
nctD an ibn ibu!bi9 fnH, wtrotn Dsrmit bsz
nabrtttt9t, an cen llntsr1hre6enen ~ bsjobs
len. Tbom.o DcarIon.
TeGruar 8. lS47. Bm.
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Scrbcirofl)ef.

curtb Den gbrp. Siaoc N6atr, ain "a.
San, 5rrr Jaeob BsdbteI, init Dllb 6annab
8rrp' telOe Don peit &aumIcbip. -am 3l'
fen, 6err Saeot Olenleb, BON 5crtforp, init
malB 9fbrr Nuna Soumsr, pcn Maeun9Ir
teta Gauntp.
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than 8omer, init DliB Watbel 5oman, Don
olfsr Gtabt.
= bnrtb ccn ebrm. g. O2iIsr, am %. San
5srr 5enrp 0lNtIp, init W1B gliIa Sefsr,
bsoe bon >aneafsr gauntp.
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-am OorlcBten 6cnntas Itrnr, aans
pl6Blicb, 28iIliam W1cnarI, IsBtbin &aufnail
in Wcbreplle, etwa 40 Sabre ait.
--am 4. iSetr,, in risirr 3tart, O1arp 001
Ghdfer, Satin non ScIrpb 96dftr 27
Sabre unb 7 9ase aft.
ON %. San, in bidsr Gtabt, OanisI
Soeer, i'm soften $rbtnejabrs
-am 28fen, bier, gatbarina Sreiner,
Gattin Don SoAn Srsintr, I'm 7lfrn Sabre.
am 1. 8sbrn., in prribtaun, Gamusl
8abb, in btn 4Oar Sabrtn.
am l5ten Samuar, III I3inoIor, efbsr,
Satin Uon Sacct Sisssr. jr. i'm 80. Sabre.
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0o6 flelne @crfben. bettelt
Scr SrDmne i'll GDtt,
Sn Ger I'm b a d, t, ,c,

mprouf Der llnterfbristsns Ibon bon ciniosn
So9ren lIntcrid)reibsr iailslte, 1T snslib eurcb
ibn gum 9ruf bef6reert uno nun, fbtn enoss
tunbsn gum 9tblisfsrn bersit.
ga feline @5sfunebeit6 llmifanos bm ni,bt
erlaubsn bsi allen llntsrfbrsbsrn perftnlb an.
juruftn, 70 fnb qtas bensn es fbifljeb fen mag,
sriGbt, ibre Sitbsr in Der 9rudsrei bs6 qibss
rasn Sscbabters abSubclsn, 9seen 9sjabIuna
os8 srnIsbriSten YrsifsS vGn % Gents, oas
@rempor. Jobann 6eor9 1obmann.
Vtsibtaun, ben 3. Ssbruar ls47. b..
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Ybtlaoelpbler Q5teh- -Worft,
Union 8isbbof, 6. Gebr,or I

Union Gisbbof, g. Ssbruar 1s47.
Pre- ls.-S blabtObfen psrfauften 81 S5
bS 81 bic 100 Yfuno.
&ube uno &dlber,-Olilbfibe moren in Qus
ter geabtra9e gu $l5 bis 35; @prin9er unb
trcfne Snbe perfaufen iib fbmer iu 81 bio
10 Ssos Shmeins mdren in ffarfsr Nad)s
tra9s uno Die prsiie ltne 9eitis9en-als an9ss
brtsnsn psrfautten ~ S54 Bis $6 bielOO pf.
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2este 81 tssS sicbt.

9us QerfOncn ,peIdDe ftbuIoiN Gno an BIZ
tlnterfhrisbentn tnO srnifIib crfWcbt por hem
2Olfen inifebeneen Wsbrlar abjubeSobIsn. Nab
iensm Sage msrcsn ibrs MstbnunQen ben (3dns
bsn zines 6risNsn6rjCbttr65um Gjnfortern ibsrs
0sben. ftIeNtnnY uno Scbr6oer.
Neoein9, Sebruar 2. bp.
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Seute rte elue Sou6boltnn9 anfan9en
8inbsn Elm 6rOss6 9tGcrtemsnt bon MsGsrn
uno @aesIn, q6fsln, Yfannsn, patsntirtsn mss
tollenen Soilerm 96pfen, &sfeln, 3ib'rn, fup,
ttrnen StiIsIn, Sl9eeifen, Spe9eln, qbtsre
ittdsn Q8aitern, Shrlfen, Gtrifen &c. unO si.
nen 9roBen @Crratb onosrer @itsr - mstdbes
ale tsbr wcblf,I perfauft nirr. Stuff an, uno
unterfucbt Die @htsr @6s Der Vsnn unb 3tsn
Stra6e, BEL ,Sranflin Miller.
Neaein9, Ssbruar 2. 6m.
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alien, fdr Grebf uno Kleinperfauf.
3ot fcrtmdbrsno ouf tNont Elm 9ross8 WfTprtss
ment ppn funstts, patsnt unb Iblbtsn @!ds
fern ooupttsbsrn (Manesprings,l ginfaiIun.
gem 3frbIdtrrn, Sofbsnubrs3 3siasrn unp Elm
Uoatdnoi9e6 N1ortsmsnt BON allen Wsrfvu9sn
une WAttr'aIlen Die gum @sfbdft 9sbiren F.; NIT
einem 9roBtn NlIort' ment non 9oIensn unb ftls
bernen qcper, Hepins uno frttlbtsn Safbsuubs
ren, melhe6 olIs 81 ben njetrj0itsn 9eeu OcrFs
Yrsjfen psrfauft pirb. 9tas 8cfsIun9sn aus
bsm Qoncs psrbsn phnftIt bsfor9t.
y. q. QanosSnuftcuts unb Nnoere IInb eii,,
asloosn ansurufsn uno gu untsrfurbsn am ais
ten @tano, 9eo. 33. SIo ate gtrabs, DAiPa.
Nb[obe(pbia, Sanuar 90. eIR.
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2lia Sd,reirter.

Stuff erbaIten elm fdbnes enforcement Ton
S9pbeIn, Nfeleeln, S2dtibst6, Sbrsomassn uno
Sd9eu, atle 9ewornt. Gum 8erfauf fsbr
wcblfel Bel ,SranPlin Miller.
@Ge Der 3tsn uno pennifrose.
Gsabina, Ssbruar 9. ea,.
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aBp6lfeite &ofebenubrcu,

%EII n AS1GSDUSFeESe 6&WYcDeWaDTSG, q,
~ Die rpobtfcilften aoIoenen uno Ills
berncn Tafa1enutren inpbilaoeipbia.
@otons qepsr5, nit Ypltn SulpeItn $45 90
Gilterne bo. bo. 30 90
GDlotne gepines, nit Supelen 80 90
Silterne 30. DO. Is 90
SiIberne Nuarter8, 6efs @Its, 10 90
@infltbe 0olbne Saitbenubren Is 90
Sjl6erne Vrlllen l rs
Golbns Nrmrin0e 4 90
Nsrncr porrdtb9 cine 9ro6e NuamaU 0olos
ner uno {90or: bracelets, NnIs, Sruitnabttn,
OBrenrinGe, &jnlofepern, ltlbIrne Q6fI, 3u6srz
ion9en, 8jn0erBite, 9OIoens I3aI6s &urbs unb
llbrfettsn, GuarrlOII0el unO Surpslir:2(rbsit
jsNsr 2trt Su 9Ieib nieosrn preitn. Nls6 Mas
ib Mil, UNI &oufljstbattr tu iltsrwu9en, 1T
blcf, baB iic anrufen.
2lQe 2(rttn Solcbsns uno 51ou5ubrsn msrbtn
reporjrt unb 9uarontrt Gin Sabr rjdtj9 ;u 9es
ben. 2tlh6 @olo uno Sjbsr miro 9sfauft oeer
i'm Nu6tauib on0sncmncn.
@bsnf06 gum 8trfauf: oCbtta9i9e uno 30s
ifinbi9e Wsllin9sllbrn bel
gewis Qaoomue,
tlbrsn uno Sunttr (1onrlun0, Ro. 4I33
D1orftifro6s, cbcrbIIt Ger @lften, Rcros
fsitt Ybtobelpbjo.
.G-Sb babe ebenfol8 etlbe 0oIene unb file
6srne Qspsr Saibsnubrsn, ole nod mCblfsler
lno ol5 Die obsn @jsmtltstsn.
pbjIaespbio, 8ebr 2. 6mt.
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50 q cb + 1 cs, t.

&as Ysricnen, Die Flb fbuIoia miNFtn an Die
(tno eriubt objuteiobIen, cbne ,psjters R0bs
ridt. O'5ricn uno Eaiauel.
Neoein9, 8ebru1r ?. 3n1.
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Or. y. QS. 8eroner,

,uz.zR Grlau6t ftb einem 0eebrten 4ubGs
sz4ea2 FUN abtunSepca ansuIeaem tas r
fsa iib bier efablirt bat unb feline Dieus
g ffe anbiettt ats ur3t 1Dunoar3t
uno 6eburtsbeIfer. Ssine Wrbnuna ii
an Der ncrbsweifIibsn gde Ger penn unb etsn
Strase, in 0ieaoins, penn, no er ~ jsbsr
3sit bsrsit fsin rpirb In feinen SADIE ;u bisnsn.
CSsabina, ben ID, SauIar, kN,
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Sanuar Den l3. 1o47.-BeI elmer Bsuts an,
J.ouis pon Spbn 8. Mcbr, in Mcbrspjus 9ss
baItsnen 9BabL murbsn fol9snos psrlcnsn ritbs
t9 erndb't' fir ooS bs9innsnos Sabr: Jebn
6erHant, prditcsnt; Geora Qeos, Beora
K. Saa9, elq, Gbriffopb Hlein, Jebn
5bntieer Jaeeb Saae unb t11ibacl
Rcnfd5Ier &erwalter, 1D.lliam liIeneeL
GboBmsifsr.
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3eituug8eeib ourb biz pOif smpf1n9tn {:
@cn &.rn. s. Sc -, W'@oDtaun, OnfflIn SO.
So, tesablt Bis 2. September l847.
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Srrbf, 9totbIauf 8Ntbphrn jepev 2lrts
6leettrn, psnrrlittcn orcr irnftSen &rautbsi.
tcn, Die Don hcr llnrrinlStclt ocs 0lutss fer.
rAbren, bebaftetIit fcllte frI9cnrs 3euanife
Iei'n, bic Nlr ltheriten iIrtunpen fir sir muns
osrpoIl'n Gl9enftbaftcn ebl9cr WlebiSin. .(mp.
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p. PINE LUMBER.

THE Orion Mills, on Cape Fear River, is miles be-
l. low WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, hav-
ing been recently put in perfect order, with large
wharf, entirely new, are prepared to furnish r p Lum
bef OF all us Ia descriptions. The terms accommoda
ting and deck loads cargoes supplied equal in quail
ity to any furnished the river, with despatch, at
the wharf, deliverable clean from the saws. The
Mills in sight of New Inlet, where vessels pass in
and out, or when ready, go by the way of Smith
vile, and out Main Bar. 4 he location offers in
duce nents in the saving of Potaee and Lghterage-
which often on large class vesses-and greater
security of retaining crews.
Steamboats, pass up and down daily for communities
ton " ith town.
Applications addressed to the undersigned, at Will
mington, N. u, will be answered.
1888 f. LORD, or X. w. BROWN.
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Miss llinkley's School,
RERHNSWUCK.

TN consequence Of the unavoidable interruption IN
4 her School, from tine difficulty of obtaining suitable
accommodations, Miss Hiukity has concluded to ocel-
ny the Pleasant street Seminary, and to take charge
of class of Lads as wei as young LADIES' until she
is able TO resume her former arrang, menis.
Assistance IN the Languages will be rendered ny
MIR. EGBERT &. SMYFH. Instruction will he given
as heretofore, in Music, Needlework aud Drawing;
~ TCITI per quarter, from THREE 10 FIVE
DOLLARS varying according to the studies pursued.
Music SIX DOLLARS.
The term will commence Monday, Dec 90 Ar
ranrements have been made for boardingn good fam
lilies, such may apply.
Applications he made al the Seminary, or at the
residence of EBENEZER EVERETT, Esq.
Brunswick, Dec. 10. 1917. 5d372M9
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THE subscriber haaoA hard &Ae9ee aHe God ~
sediment OF sheet nssle, pApa = AQnsisRtly N
eel wing 81 me new, a. fast ~ y 10 pHhaisAsd.
Teachogs Supplied On reasonable Terms.
REUPEN SAWYER
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Hats, Caps, &c.

Hats, Caps, &c.
DAVIS HATCH has just made an addition TO his
II former stock, and is prepared to supply his Gus
toners with the LATEST STYLES in .
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Anon hch he has the Alvord Hats, the finest ari-
Gle now worn. Also superior article Of French
Boots.
Call and see.
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Santa Claus.
The New York

DANDY az BOWLES' y sonsshDg extra, compr-
" sing all the different varieties Of CopfeetiOpsry
some kinds never before offered. Dec %
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aUussmrufs.

GREAT ATTRACTIo> AND NOVELTY
VI To- Eois1 Associauoa vii Eve trsis nlss Dts'a
In . lsl7 TIE following srliss have been engaged
Miss aIFFERT, Mss MARTIN An HskKls0SNs; " :
-.isbrsi-a lmprog.sAiore Mr oyAlLs, Mr. OsokSa
RIA ard NJ. AUSTIN PHILLIPS, who " ia l'e''1e !"
IA Psno Fore. from Chambers Co.
fr sitifioa 70 the muc. talent secured, hey otef a.
rril- spisnsia Cold Watch he suhol ofthe best saa
1os S,sy,ns Conlajrun 20 be decided By IT, sPProoa
too q he audience.
4, .el..-aFi.hernAn'. Mss MarGn. MsssIs Philips
. Nv w Sormsneyr-Mr oa.yle.
S. Duet Mooalsh IS Sleeping Miss Hfefi ana MT
4 Bsli.s.lsKahlsen Mavoarueea NGtn.
s Song-'rrn kf1at'-aE Rea . ~,
g.. sallad-reoe "a Novsn ne s-,i.o.
:. scng-'Yli you come 10 my Mountain hoine'-hiss
s..G1e S'c Stranger MAS HIseri, Mr. Philips
10 Extern porareou. easicn on subjects propose ey
the audience. Blank cards viii oe eistfios'st On
sshich hey may wriri-r.
FkST SECOND
i.elee-~wine. Getty Whisper -dessfs fhiiip'
:. soSsEsoa Cestls Msa"-Miss Hiaer.
5 New uauoasi song Moaieg@y '-Iomposet ard sans
{ pgsu-acers where he violets Blow"-Miss H.te'i
and Mr.. Philips.
5. .comie SOng--'JOys Of win'sr,-MI. Harrison.
=. 5iee-"Hark, Brothers HafS Miss HiseIt ard
: soSs1SStns of,he waveo-Nr Rea
Q. Comic Song" o.ekey Birds"-Nl. Hanson
Ia Humorous Gles-'My Sweet Don5e.a '-MessTs
Phillips. Ouayle sad Rel
Tie Committee edge themselves 10 make IN, one Of
the nches treats Of The Tickets 80 eento BE hsd
At The music stores Turner Fishers and n ne sost
uacle on he day and evening OF me Concert ana aso ~
stebbins Cos ~ Broadway where The prife can De
Conupir,ms for competition will be sent the Tsber.
nscle previous 20 o'clock on ne day OF ne O9ncrt
selection q my OF he best viii be resd of he deeis9n OF
the audience. y. 90