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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.Bvrs7fED - TIE rsrsTSs ~ sSEeiAL Arr0iS
sIs. I'D b< faTt.<T sAacss =, =. =, ,hs Pos,-
~ ali s1vsrtissners made under he orosn q =
1a.,.r-f,e,-r.l 10 . ne~spsper or nevspepsis, ~
sor u suy PosG Oce shall be inserted 10 oe 49,
or pagers Of lie iosn pare where t5e o-ace ~
nay Sc situated, hr-tag ~ ar grri eres 81 isss
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y 90 y - 49,
Cauiy, Mrs Caroline
Campbell, Mrs Ann
Garland, Catherine
Cregin, Margret Miss
Cream, Mics Georgian
Coil, Mics Mary
Collier, Mrs Thomas
Cofteren. Mrs Margaret
Colby, Mr. susan
COughlon Mary
COrery. Miss Juia
Col ie, Mary Ann
Conaer, Miss Catherine
Co-gsn, Mrs
COais, Bridget
COyl, Miss Elm
Connely, ROsAnna
Co!ehani. Miss Mary
Cornish. Miss Mary A
COnlan, Catherine
Gull, Mary
Curry, DemOsslie Augustine
Guy san, Mrs
Drake, Miss Louisa A
Day, Mis- Isabella
DAILY, Miss + Elizabeth
Davis, Miss Sarah
DAILY, Miss Film
Davis. Miss Sarah A
Dove. u. Mrs Caroline
DeBar. Mi. Ellin
Dean, Mrs Francis
Deleaney. Mics Msry
Deateniy. MISE
Dewolf, Mrs julia
D@velin, Mrs J
DOugias, Mrs Sarsh'-S
DOoIule. Miss NJ NJ
DObson, Mis- Anne
Donoche, Mary
Dohoushoe, Mics Caihsfine
DOYLE. CAToline..2
DOnohOue, MIS- Ann
Dimerest, Mrs Eliza
Dickson, Mrs EliztDelh
DumInlug, Sarah
Duggen, Miss NJ
Dyer. Miss Charlotte p
Dunbar, May
Dufy, Miss J
Elves, Mrs Cathnriue
Emit, Mrs Mary Byrd
Ellis. Mrs Mary
Farror, Mrs sam'I
Fainum, Mrs Mary q
Fa.couer. Mrs Hannah a
fraser. Mrs julie Ann
Flanagan, Miss Mary
Fellows, Abigail
French, sarah
Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth
FiizsiInons, Margaret
fisher, Frances Ann
Fitzpatrick, Anne
Fink, Miss
Field. Miss
Fouulin, LucindeT
Froome. Mrs Maria
Fulton, Mrs Lyons
Flynn, Ellen
Flynn, Mrs nsnora
Graham, lIr- Jane
Gslaliso, Mrs J B
Garyey, Miss
Gamble, Mary Miss
Gaskill, Miss Maria
Garrison, Mics Sarah NJ
Gallagher, Mary
| ellison, Miss l. Melyius
| Gillespie, Miss Louisa
| Gihson. Miss Mary Ann
ellison. Mis- Mslvina
Gilmore, Mrs q q
, GiIcnrisi, Ms Elizabeth
Gould, Miss Harriet NJ
Goodridge, Miss Anna Mari
| Gustel, Miss
Gum, Miss Bessy
Harrison, Mrs VI A
| Harrison. Miss J
Hsnsford, Mrs Maria Il
| Harding, Miss Emma
MADDEN, Miss SsIsh
Harness, Mrs Steven
Hammond. Mrs
Hellendorfer, Miss Marie
Hasneld. Miss Sarah
Hamilton. Mrs Mary
Harvey. Miss Margaret
Harri.on. Mrs Mary Jane
HARRISON. Mrs Elisabeth
Hanafry, Mary
Harrison, Mrs Amelis
Hamilton. Mrs El.Ts X
Hall, Mics Rhode Ann
Hanon, Mrs
Harrison, Mary Jane
Nirons. Mrs
Hill, Mrs Ssrdenis
Hill. Miss LAvinis
Higgs, Miss Cecilia
Hide. Mrs Mary
Hinderon, Mrs Catherine
Herroy, Miss Msrgaretta
HetheTingion, Miss Jane
Hssset. Miss Mary
Henney. Mrs
Hill, Mrs John
Hickman, Miss ElixsDsth
Hicls, Misc Maria
. Horth, Mrs Msrls
Hodges, Mrs Anna
Hork, Mu
HUI, Miss Mary
Hunt, Miss Sophia
HUMPHREYS, Mrs Ehzs0sIh
Hubert. Mrs 5 A
Hunt. Miss EliEs
Hunt. Mrs Sally
Hurley, Isabella
irvine, Catherine
INV lIs taUc
JscksOu, Mary
Joseph. Sarah
Johnsions, Mrs teSre OF Re
John johnson
Johnson, Jane Elisabeth
Jones, Miss Joanna
Johnson. Miss Skrah .
Johnson, Rachael
johnson. Mrs Rachael
Jones, Mrs George y
. Johnson, Eliza Aun
Joy &C, Csihanne
johnson. Mary
J0ice, Mary
Jones. Mise " N
kennon, Rosina..s
ksArEoo, Miss HELEN
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nuIIIEn ANn nRY..ANn RnILs-Thernh

- scrbrrs woed Inform sh- Iron Masters throughout The
eounsy that they are excessively Engaged In DE
fsciure Of Chilled sud prySand Rolls and The Machinery
lor Rolnug Mills ard othsr lroa Norts IL respect q
he quality 81 their manufacture, hey are permitted 70 rr
fer 10 lns following grailvuen w Henry srrcep' Troy
Iron .nd Nail Fscsosy; Jno :. Winslow, Albany lrcr
Wosks W Burt, Ulster Iron Works j. B. Bailey, feru
Iroa Worss, J. J. Rogers. Al Sable Iron Nofks; Anc
Nessrs Szisas & Co. Se~-fork- ..- -
FRANKLIN, TOWNSEND l. CO
xiv Towrsrnd's F0snser, Aeans. ;. \.
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IT, NEw-YORK Ia ruHE2
e e. AND ERIE RAIL f8ksXk94

AyyoagemSnf-To commence Monday, December w
For passengers once each way daily (sxeepi Sundays
Leave New.York from tho foo, Of Dusne.s At oss..
A. VI. for Piernont, RaInapo, Monroe Chessi Jose
Middelo~n Otisyille and all the nIermedlais phess
Leave Ousyis al7l A NJ. middlst0wn 81 :, "oshe''
"a. and Chester 81 40 A. NJ. Tor Now 1orE
Faro between New. YORK and Ousville ~ 90 -.
Freight from Ne~-York will be received al No feos
Duane o. on board the barges Samuel Mefsh sn1 heh
suyds Jr ono Of which will leave the city Of oe'1
p NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Freight for New.York Will be laksn ~ tho train lesgt.
Ousys Al O'Clock A. M. on tbe shove mentioned w =
days N each week- Dec. ]. 1913. %
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TAPER LAMP sHADEs.-soo d0zea Paper Ian
I sh.des, various psliefns and colors, embossed an
thosraphsa. FOR sale by
M pIEr2, BROTHER l. CO 80 wilEan-s
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

r -raszaszzzrM NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD
49, ~ u Leave Nsw-York, 0 O'Clock A. NJ
-Ocpk, r. NJ Leave Nevas, 70 ee..
A. NJ. O'Clock, Pm. Leave Mor1sso~n, 7o'cloek, \
2 o'clock, P. N. -, .
Passengers by the Morning Train 70 Mens9"n w =
rive lere al III ocPE, where the stages W oe n s
10 convey hem 10 schO0eys NORMAN, ~
yidere and Esston daily % Suecas1nny ssnnope a.
Milford and OwegO on Mondays, Wednesns{s VI =
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays each Line ,s'1 -
the following days 10 meet the r. N. usins lof ~ :.
Stage will slso leave for Baskenfdge ofsfy efo''sf
die srriys! u he cars al Morrisovn - .,or
Passengers ~ through, 70 and from Jefsey -,
chan ng cara On leaving the city passengers va -
Il their baggage IN the car 81 the foot Of CofIsnas-
an Agent viii be 10 attendance % receive II Al
or bundles must be entered On the wayb, or ne vDf
nv will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 20 MORSE.
from Albany Basin, by Stephens and Concl.s Lns
sioOps 70 Newark from the Trans portstioD O3es
~ J. r. r and Trans Co. foot Of LibertysL and aes
vii be called sor In cay part Of he city, BY sppicAln
said Office. inSl IRA DODD. sgperfnLenaes-
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Ss-r yaI.slr N Neatly PsYfg n ti< FSr~SH Lerss
Prtos 80 o<Afs ssek, o. - pr ssHsna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09

a. ana atae brick house. y Myrt's-svenue. corner
- Of Jsy-st 10 minutes walk from any q tee ferries
Il has story room, CONSERVATORY, furrsce, hsa
rocun and al The modern IMPROVEMENTS Il overooks
arse garden IN the and 10 the widest street IN
BrocEyu Possession be had he middle q April An
ons iesv ~ Futon ferry eyefy oosi passes The house
lyu between IL sad O'Clock TIE psror furniture made
f1r he house blue and god will be sold low ms 2v-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09

o. FOR SAIE-A hiocs 81 .snj between SIKH snt
n Seventh avenues sni hetween One Hundred and
~ Thirty-srss ard One-Handret and. secood 50
couxinrg g lots level with city grade snd so suit
bic for q burytng Ero1Dd. -
Aso 10 lots between Third and Fourth avenues and Ose
Hund and II and One nh
streets
Hund and TwelNh snd AMI Thtrssentf
s.r-~ts- Terms accommodating Apply 70
III In L. kETCHUM, ~ Nsssau-sL
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- TO LET-The house l3s Woos,er.si; mo double
II house with two stores, IS Csna-st The three story
- small house a. Carast both between Broadway ana
the gas house. TIE dwelling part Of no house % Canal
=, corner Of Broadway the store and dwelling as Broad
ay three large room. . by - and - by 81 feet each
stoTe on IisDeo.rd 81 lear Broadway. Apply TO
lSf i'm. P. DlCKiE, "a Lispensrd-si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09

-. TO LET-T0 small family, Il not over four m
E number-ihe upper part Of modern bulk three sto,
- ~ house East Broadway, lew doors anoNe Jt'
frson a. containing the following apartments: Two par
Tors story bedrooms same hoor and one
bedroom attic, with privilege In counter cellar and
Kitchen Rent moderate For farther particulars or 10 see
-. ha,,.a aSarsss 1 " " A. fhs Office mi lwt
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l)ublic Conpcpanees, Sc.


. s(-.-" HBGULAR Mali. LINE bs.vs.
5~.ks*ssarZSe Boston AID New-fors, BY The iul 81
'S">'s's" w splendid steamers MAsSACHusEfft
and ooyERNon.
The steamer GOVERNOR, Capt Seth fhsya sn
MASSACHUSETTS,, Can. w. Potter, win IN hroaga
Qua lie season In conrecoD with the SOn gton sad Pron
iencs sad poscn and Providence Railroads leaving Nv
Yorb Tally, Sundays excepted, from pi-s No. Nora
River. A. 4 o'clocn ?. N. sld Sonngt0n At ocloet
= or upon tho srriysl Of hi Msil Tan from Boston
Theas steamers are nnrrpasaed In speed spendJf Nj
comfort having escb ~ aes So large commOdions rnse
sisterooms snd berth, for $40 persons, besides lsge
ate roofn5 Tor families and psrtiet
Toe offered by tho most experienced pa
nd vii shorten he passage bsrvee1 Hewfctk snd Be
an frnme hours, thhteby arriving IN ample lire fi
I'll the lines ninuins from New Work, Noch South ss3
'VesI. al lhe lines frOu Boston, North end East
tbs GOVERNOR Will lesve New York Tuesday run
say ard Saturday.
Leave sloning zion Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
rhe MASSACHUSETTS viii leave New.YOrk-s1
fay, "Wednesday and Friday.
Leave ngion-fuesday, Thursday and Saturday,.
a. B.-PssSsDgers, on The arrival OF he steamers q
5tonnzton proceed mEicd siey In the splendid Rsifo
% Providence and BualOn without any delay snd
Baggage Master accompanies zach vain 20 Boston 70 wn
charge Of The baggege.
FOR passage freight inquire board The boats 81 Pc
No. S0rsh River, Ne. 10 Bankruptcies. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-09

- AT PRIVATE SALE-rhs three story brick
Es house and lease Of lot 80 ClntOn-psce Eghisl on
NJ the corner OF Greens-sLlo % feet front and rear
by ct Lease from sailors Snug Haeor, with renewals
Also the ihree Story brick house and lease OF 'ot on
Ninth II on Rsndapa adjoining the above LOT The
rear OF Eighth-st For particulars spPy 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucuoneer.
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81 TO IET-A good house and gsrGen OF about three
g acres with outhou.es and barns suicienpi1r keep
~ ing mills dairy, with most al Kinds OF run uses
L. well calculated Tor pleasant country residence ior
snv gentleman dorg business in this city Il being only =
miles from Nlsmsbursh. near the toll gate on ne IA
mAcs turnpike Rem, s2,o Apply on The premises or ~
rote le Al this oce directed 20 g. stating where 20 sail
for AZ interview ln6 2veod'l THOMAS BIELBN.
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Lis, a, Letters Remaining in the y. T. Post Onee,
Saturday. March 8:
~ Pl.as. rsersso. tie pATr Of III liz {. rA'S' ~
80, ,dn--sz.>S LADIES' LIST

ar, s.ln.1tseS. LADlE
Adams, Mrs
Ackermau. Miss Ace 10
Ackefmsn, Mrs Beisey
Anderson. Mrs Emily
AraugO. BrsJue-iss
Atwood. Mi.s
Armstrong. ElizaDeLh
Ames, Miss MARY A
Augusta, Msesn
Banks, Mrs susan
Banker. Hrs Pneoc Rsy
Brscey, Sally
BALDWIN, Mrs Msrgret
Barnard, Caroline q
Blake, Miss Eisner
Brsabury, Mrs James
Rrsnv bite, Mrs
Brady. Mary
sauTe.i. Miss hsrEar-i a
Bsi.an. Mics
Black. Miss JsDe
BAKER. sarah W
Bsrin, Aiss u
Bal. Mrs Frsocis
BFeeD. Am
Boil. Mss Emily
Blee, Elizabeth
Eel. Catherine :
Bsryeod. Miss msryJ
Be Ms-gsret
Brook, Me. Eveli1
Brown, Miss MARY Jsns
Brogan. Mrs Peter
Bostwick, Mss Sarah
Boyle, Miss Eliza
Bfodsrick. Mrs judy
Boomer, Miss Francts
Browne, Mas Mary
Browne, sarah
Brown, Mics "
Brown, HonOrs
Bunner. Mrs Eiizsbeth
Burns, Miss Anne
gurieh, Miss Catherine A
bandv, MISS Amelia
Burnett MrsEiizacesh
Barley, Ellen
Byrne, Ann
Byron, Me. Elizabeth
Cairns, Miss Ellen
Crsig. Miss Elizabeth
CLARK. Miss Harriet
Cation, Mrs Caroline
Carolin, Miss Catherine
Celen, Miss Margaret
Clarke, Miss IS CaImine-sl
Carroll, Mrs Anthony
Cadry, Mary
Cassidy, Susan
Case, Amelia
Clancy, Mary
Clarke, Miss Anne
Callsghsn. Anne
Crag, D, Miss sarah c
Caldwell. Mira Ellen
Carpenter, Mrs Mary =
Crawford, Mrs Charles
Cassidy, Biddy
Cassidy. Rose
Clark, Palmyra
Cauly, Mrs Caroline
Campbell. Mrs Ann
Garland, Catherine
Cregin, Margret Miss
Cream, Mics Georgian
Coil, Mics Mary
Collier, Mrs Thomas
Cofteren. Mrs Margaret
Colby, Mr. susan
COughlon. Mary
COrery. Miss julia
Col ie, Mary Ann
Conaer. Miss Catherine
C0rgsn, Mrs
COai-, Bridget
COyl, Miss Elm
Connely, ROsanna
Colehsni, Miss Mary
Cornish. Miss Mary A
Conlan, Catherine
Gull, Mary
curry, DemOsslie Aususlin
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~ ing erected for boarding school, ioge her with I've
~ acres Of land sitrsed IN heathv snd quiet village
ia Neyx-Jersey. OF sccess By stesrhOa daily snd
within three hours sail Of Ne~York The gene pt
Of tue buildings sdnoy sdspged 20 secure the % Get
OF lie erection Il has ample Recommendations FOR 10 pa.
ps IRE furniture ard Sx.ures with cHecs ard sslro.
ncracs apparatus win be disposed %. Il desired vita
properly. Terms easy and possession given Lex April
rext For farther particulars in1gire Of
m w. SEM. g SHERMAN 81 Eroursi New orS.
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sEAMORNING HOAT, a. O'ses.. 3

1T AMOUNTING; BOAT, at ocoes. IN
ErsSse5sl. ewburgh AID Flshkill, landing al nems
diste places. The steamboat HOE
LANDER, Capt Chas b. Armstrong, viii leave tie ,lssr
boat pier foot u Wsrren-sI for Albany every morning
O'Clock, Sundays excepted,) connecting with The STAG
AZ Fshkin for POughkeepsie, HudsOn &c. and 81 NJ
burgh for Kingston, Caiskill and Albany
For passage freight, apply board tho boat o. 9
0EO. CLARK, on The pier dss dr
~J-sS NOrICE.-On ana after Friday, koTea
Er,<-ssss-lxxSber 10Th, tho Steamboat sILPH, Cspb
Braisted will make the following tnpts
and from Staten Island, until farther notice, viz;
T<sIrs Nes- York-At AMI n A. M 81, St. P. n. lt
L<ere Siaf>n Dia'd- ~, 10, " A. M-2snt a r "
oFESisG or 1HR PFsssYLysNiA CANAL FoR fS45,
BINGHAM'S TRANSPORTATION LINE
"a FREIGHT AND PASSAGE 10 Plusgy
E.r-slstt - Pennsyrs Cincinnati, Ohio h.-h Pc
Tenn. Louisville, Ky. S. Louis, Mo @
oil other places on the South Rivers nGa P''
ages Bingharns Line For Information and Bl, q
Ladlng apply ct the Office, 10 West a. oppose ne ~
iadelpbia tlnss ln5 emil WIN TYSON, heLl
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% FARI or 30 ACREs-A PrIyalc .ae-sIIl.I-

80 FARM or ~ AT ht~-Ni plNac salc-SiiuA
~ ed In Caldwell township Essex Go. N. st miles
- fom Newark OF easy access 70 he city OF New kofk
Said farm Is i'm high state OF cultivation, well fenced eod
fue streams etc upon tho premises, and aweh built dou
BILE dwelling house large barns, carriage house. grenNies
ab0udance OF choice fruits. In the vicinity sie seven
churches good schools hne scenery and many hings
dusive 10 comfort For farther particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auciioneer
mi ~ J BrOadsi
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BOOK OF THE FARM;

Being Systematic Work on
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
On Al entirely New and Original f1Ahi
BY HENRY STEPHENS,
ra, ,r 81. Oua,.eriv Journal Of Agriculture hno
Prize Esssys snd Transactions ofthe Hisnisna
spd Agncultursl Society Of scotland
ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAITS Or ASLaAL-'
Painted from the lifo-bssutfaly Engraved ana
EvxEsors WooD-CuTs AND PLATES
ofArrculraral Implements 90 psrculszed az % enao's
County Mechanics 70 construct 1oem hol 10
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Xsz Queens County l. Al Private Sss-A very pref
u country residence. 10 IRE eastern part of The VII
lsss OF Hsmpstssi consisting OF acres Of highly elvs.
tea and on which are brick basement house .S1Nas.
stories hish; contains 10 furnished rooms slscearrage
house stable add other outhouses shundarce o. sus
tee well ofwatsr &c within few minutes Walk 81 me
Branch Railroad and ths Churches For farther psrucu
IN. .nniv 40 IND lwl AJBLEFCKER J BFosi.sL
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O. TO LET-rhe elegant new three story and base
d.. ment house IL CbsrlessL now WMranplace, with
~ Croton water warm eold und shower bahs kitchen
range counter cellar, marble srels yerandah IN 'front.'
tea ROOM and every possible convenience. Rent -4i5
Inquire at 4 Coal Oce, corner Fourthst and Eghihsy
eule ms w
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-. TOi,ET-A furnished house. The advertiser would
Ike retain the 81 story not; being about toirayel
49, would ike Ia leave the house la responsible hands;
lar Croton water through the house rent low and required
advance Inquire "a TwenIysiShst east Of Living
son-avenua ms lwf
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-26
$500 REWARD.

TUyHE above reward will be paid 10 any pers n
who will restore to her disc nsolate parents
their daughter, MARY FOX, or one half Of sud
reward for such information will lead to her re.
covery. Said Mary left her school about p. NJ.
on the 2Oih of May, )si7, and since that time has
not been seen. She is only Is years Of age, feet
Q inches, black hair, small black eyes, rather thick
pouting lips, red cheeks small features, pretty and
quito, girlish in appearance. She wore small
plaid calico dress, pink, purple and bue black silk
cape and apron, black gaiter b,ots pink silk shirej
hat, and grecn veil (; two small chased finger rings,
gold pencil, attached to black cord and her nails
quite short from biting them. II rs strongly sus-
pecttd that she has been abducted by person
named Michael alias Martin Hare, formerly propre.
tor Of Bowling Saloon, located near No. 2O2
Broadway, opposite the Franklin House, who alb
seconded about TINT time from this city, deserving his
wife and leaving her entirely destitute of support
Said Hare is about % years Of age, no whiskers
fair complexion, and rather gentcel appearance
He was seen lurking in the neighborhood Of her
school a short time previous, disguised with false
whiskers.
A sister of Hare. named Margaret, was removed
by him from, boarding school about the time Of the
abduction, and is SUPP oscd to lie with them. She
is described as foll,ws:-Very dark hair, Amos,
black dark skin, grey eyes, prominent eyebrows, a
small scar on one eyebrow, n small scar on the right
cheek as il made by small pox, a scar formed by .
cash upon the end Of the nose noatly an inch in
length, the tooth next 10 the first double tooth OF
the left side of the face gone she Is about seventeen
years Of age.
Any information to be Immediately communcat
ed, by telegraph, II possible, to George w. Ma'sell
Chief OF Police, New York, who is authorized Il
pay the pbove reward. jy2l #
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-26
FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS,
.... .UI.NDOW SHADES
AND (1PHOI ,STERY GOODS

GOLDMAN HART, 243 Broadway, opposite the
- Park have just received in store per the late ar
rivals from France their assortment Of Paper Hang
iugs and Borders, which for variety and styles are
un u'passed They have been selected in Paris by
one Of the firm, and comprise the newest pntter $
for parlors, bed rooms and halls, embracing new de-
schptons in gold, silver and fresco, particularly
adapted for rooms in this city.
Their stock Of Window Shades are now also com
plrte, having been selected aud painted by the most
celebrated artists in Paris, and consist ng Of The new
est designs and at prices lower than have heretofore
been offered.
S. & H. would also beg to call the attention Of
families to their stock Of Upholstery Goods, which
will be found consist OF every article in their line
embracing the hest selected assortment Of material
for furniture covering and Window Curtains, with
Trimmings, Cornic es, &c., to correspond.
Wholesale DEALER supplied on liberal terms.
N. b. This establishment always closed on Sat
utdsys. july 2A-H
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-26
BRITISH DRY GOODS.
RIGGS, JENKINS s. co.
No. 23, Willialll-strect, N. y.

RIGGS, JENK s. co.
No. 1B, WiiliaIll-strect, N. ".
LAVE in store and now landing. an extensive
j asortment Of staple aud Fancy Goods, adapt
ed to tue fall trade. #m."
STUFF GOODS.
ORLEANS CLOTHS Black, colored and fancy.
in great variety, " .s
ALPACA LUSTRES--Of superior finish, in oil
qualities. Wa
SILK WARP ALPACCAS---From low to fine,
PLAID LtJSrRES-- Mourning and high colorej,
BLACK MoIIAIR CHECKS-C aledonians,
SILK STRIPED LUSTRES--Plain and twlld,
Tibet CLOTHS--Singlc and double twillcd,
BENGAL STRIPEs--Silk figured CashmereS
DRESS GOODS.
MOUSLIN DE LAINES--MourniDg and fancy,
CASHMERE D'ECOSSE--Ginsham Robes,
% and 80 INCH GlNGHAMS--Ea reston and
Tartan,
OREGON. CALIFoRNIANs AND BUENA
VISTAS,
TARTAN PLAIDsMsk and silk and Cotton.
VICTORIA CASH ERES-Nsw and confined
"a and A PRINTs-Chinls. Mourning and
Furniture.
MEMS WEAR.
CLOrHS-Woo blaeks and blues, of superior
make, "
VALENCIA, Cashmere and Silk figured Vestings,
SERGES, ga and Ga. q complete assortment,
"a and 81 WOLLEN PLAIDS, for Innings,
LAMA SILECIAS. selected c"ors. BLACK casbans,
INDIGO BLUE PILOTS, BED PADDINGS,
&c. &c. p. y. ~. July 20 II
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WATER CURE,

WATER CURE.
EPHR.ATA, LANCASTER CO.. PENN
TIME EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INS'rI
n TUrE is in successful operation under ,h'
direction of DR.. +. LErsERINo, who has had III
advantage Of six months experience with Pricsznz
at the Grafcnburg Institu'c, in Germany, and in'
practised the water cure treatment in this country
for the last six years, and within the lastwo years
this place having restored many hopeless patients
To iull health. There are many natural advantages
EPhrata pure water, the mountain air and sPen.
did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Al,l'-
riona buildings have been erected this season. IT,
mountain dousche has been much improved, and
several fine springs of pure water have been bought
ia'o use, so that large additional number Of pa
tents and visitors can be comfortably accommodated
Ephrata being very easy ofaccess, stage leaving
Reading for this place every Monday, Wednesday,
md Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Saturday; there is also a 'r.weekly stage
from Downngton Ephrata to Harrisburg.
Medical attendance and BOARDING at reasonable terms.
Ephrata, july rs If e..,.
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