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SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUF ACTORY.
j. ELDRED& co.

WOULD respectfully inform
the public, that they have COM
menced the above business two
doors north Of Fl. loves store,
where they will keep OIL hand,
or make at short notice, all arti-
cles belonging 10 the SADDLE
AND HARNESS making bus
mess. Among their stock OF
single articles may be found, a
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LOCKPORT.
Plough Factory.
The Subscriber continues to manufac.

Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
And other Approved Patterns,
and is prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Ploughs ofevery size, of supe.
rior quality andthickness, and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used is
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man.
ner not to be surpassed.
9Lett-handed Ploughs made to Order.
An kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs.
Lockport, Aug. Is, 1s47 -
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HAA Vas Gfain Begging for saIe :,
VOO loves. on Chicago ST Joliet. =
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E0 SACKS DAIRY SALT, a,
OO July IL. 1917 LOVES
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LNIFF I lbs. Marshall's patient Line 1Thre.5
II for sale by the pound, at Matteson,s. ''-s'-N
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CoLLIN,s Axes ssorsaassd genwias 81 sos
~ L0WEsl
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HtoLLIN'S Axesend Hathcets. sWarstrne,
~ kept constantly At Matteson's. ..5..4ls.
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PAINTS.--All kinds of Colored Paints, ready
prepared III Oil, can be had on short notice, at
BROWNS Dag Store.
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@oNM% ut ~A@T
Those MOFF.4TS FILLS a. WOODRUFF'S
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Itch he farmers nd to keep back now in the hone
rcalizirg higher prices hereafter.

which he farmers aaid keep back now in the hone
o. realizing higher prices hereafter.
A. rH stisticsl accounts be produced 10 prove
thn correctness o. this opinion, this point must remain
Tor some tine to come Of uncertainty As 10 the
large supplies from abroad. must bear in mind that
not only this country but also the continent will want
pfesdstuns to an immense amount until the new har
vest secured We are not sangune and do not expect
any sensible or lasting in trade until 4 Ia
sscertsined beyond controversy that there In and will
De suciency OF articles of food in this and the coming
year whilst most men of business lean on the side Of
ceeeriulness in the opinion they form OF our CONNER
S'u prospects, there are very few bold enough 10 act
iearessy up 10 at present Great caution Is indeed
eNercsed IN oil important transactions and this auaurs
wen Tor The future. We have striking lustrstion of
hs 10 tho trade OF our district the sys
matte adoption OF " short time" working throughout
We month the prices OF yarns and goods have not ex
petienced any marked improvement
generally admitted that the consumption Of cotton
ms been reduced latery from 80 bags 20 600 bags
yer week The production Of yarns and goods is
quenty reduced 80 per cent compared with 1916. IL
our spnners end manufacturers will only persist in the
measure they have adopted il cannot fail to bring the
Of yarns and goods In due proportion with those
o. inc raw material So far the "short time" has de-
pressed The value Of cotton from Zd to Id per b while
zoe sr'icles produced herefrem have not experienced
aet prices for cotton will. in all probability be main
tained pretty steadily Short time" working will be
continued with short CROP and full time again
me supply OF the raw material should prove sufficient
aed moderate prices be the consequences The cotton
which 10 coming in the Liverpool market in about
month"; IS expected to entail loss to the importer of
ABOUT I'd TO Id. per lb.
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b Y II H Il M AILH.
WASHINGTON, March %, lS47.
NeUs from the Frontier Armv.

WASHINGTON, March %, ls47
News from the Frontier Army
In order to satisfy the natural anxiety of the
public to learn all about the present position of
General Taylor, his two last dispatches, dated
the 7th and l4th February, are to be published
Tomorrow. The contents Of the former / have
already glanced at, in my letter OF yesterday.
That of the 4th was dated at Aqua Nueva, and
reiterated the generals determination to give
Santa Anna battle.
Doctor Jarvis arrived this evening and had
conversation with the President. He states that
he brings the latest authentic news, and that the
rest must be regarded but as rumors. which may
or may not be true. General Taylor, he says,
had fortified himself at Aqua Nueva--Santa
Anna was without artillery, and consequently he
Or Jarvis) enteItains no apprehension for
little army, who are well supplied with that arm
that the pass OF Rinconada was occupied at
each end by American troops, furnished with
several pieces Of artillery, and able to maintain
their position against almost any odds. The in
formation lac brings gives things a more cheering
aspect than they have yet worn since the frs
news Of the advance of Santa Anna All com :
munication with the Rio Grande is certainly cut
of but there is sufficient force to remove every
obstruction. The requistion for fifty regiments
OF volunteers is considered rather extravagant.
GALvIKNsIs.
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Died.
On Thursday, Goth inst, JANE LOUISA, daughter of
The friends fthe nnily, and mbers of the Eureta
Lodge, No lit o. OF F. respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Friday the 26h inst at o'clock
p. NJ, from tho residence Of Ler pare nts No 9s21
Blocker street.
Yesterday morning in the 10th year of her age, KA
rBAsINE MATILDA, second daughter Of the late james
Shea.
The friends of the family are invited to attend her f
neral tomorrow (Ssurdsy) after at o'clock from
the residence Of her brother Charles T. Shea No % Or
chard street.
On Thursday morning, 25lh inst, JAMES BsowS, q
native OF Multfarnham, county Westmeah, Ireland but
IN old and respectable inhabsnt of this CITY, aged So
years, months and IL days.
His funeral will take place on Saturday morning. 9th
inst at ~ o'clock from his late sdence No 63 Perry
street, hom there II will be conveyed to St. Joseph
Church. oh avenue and West gton place when
funernl service will take place.
On "Wednesday evening, the Gath inst of consump
ton ID tos 2s,n year q her age, MARY BRAproRp BAR
The relatives end friends of the family ar. invited IN
sttend her funeral this Friday afternoon at hall past
O'clock without further invitation from No GO Gran.
berry street. Brooklyn ' wv w 0''''
Brooklyn, yesterday the 2sh inst in tho dist
Oh ms age, THOMAS B. Bewrx.
ms trends and those OF his brother Samuel Bowne ays
dsnce OF his brother 1l5 Washington stre.t ssw,dav
tne S,,n INST at o'clock, r. M His remains will Be-
taken 10 the GREENWOOD Cemetery for interment Q
on ibursday morning, 25th inst, JOHN AIrarp Pu,
L'rror, o' view orleans In the sIst year of his age
me nends OF his late uncle Francis Pbippon and of
hus HAs s and g. Merle, requested 10 attend
liannsra this Erday) afternoon fromthe rssidsrc r
the latter No Blahe' Buildings Court strsst RrooS
yn al Z O'CLOCK His remains will be tab an ~ 1roo
wood Cemetery for interment ' W ''A'" " "ieen
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Painful Intelligence from Fort Leavsnworth.
&c.. &c.

WASHINGTON, March rs, 9PM
BY the Western mail we have painful inteli-
genoe from small party of teamsters from Santa
Fe, sixty in number, who arrived at Fort Leaven.
worth IN most distre ssng condition, being al
most starved
Six of their companions were frozen to death
on the road.
great fire occurred at Columbus, Geo, OH
Monday last. 1t broke out in the cotton ware
house ofthe Lowell Factory agent Loss estimat-
ed at about sixty thousand bales.
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yELE0 RAPHIC.
HI OILY I'M P0RTAMT
FROM MEXICO.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION In THAT REPUBLIC.
2xpulsion Of Gomez Tarias and
installation Of Gen. salas.
NOTHING AUTHENTIC.
Mexican Accounts Of the Achieve ments
Of Santa Anna.
&C.. &c.

BALTIMORE, March 25-l0PM
The schooner Home, from Tampco, has ar
rived at New Orleans, bringing accounts of re-
volution in Mexico, with the expulsion of Gomez
Farias from. power, and the installation of Gen.
Salas.
Gen. Taylor, by one report, is said to have fall
len back on Salullo and Monterey, without
general action and by another, il is said that he
mad battle at night with the MexIcans, killing
about 400 Of them, and losing none.
The Mexican papers say that Santa Anna had
cut OIL his retreat, by interposing the forces of
Mnon and Torreon
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ALBANY, March rs. I847.

ALBANY, March rs, ls47
The Boston Railway Companys steam ferry
boat is now running between this city and the
railway depot.
The steamer America was ut Rochester Oh
Wednesday, from Canada. The steamer Unired
States was to have left Cleaveland on Wedn esday
last for Detroit
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-oo JACOB 8 rLATT, Auctioueer.

7O0 CASES AND LOTS OF Msson's patent iron stone
~ and French plain and decorated China. 50 crates
adnsawGei 100 eass, 5000 Dozen Tumblsr. Gobets
Bottles, for msnufa cturng
also ~ packages American Glass 100 Solar Lamps
oo amps 10 Tea Trays 500 Castors with
DO Ties 200 glass Lamp, Also of the import
so ag avoice oil silver plated Waters Cast RS Cske
BASKETS Csndiesn ks &C. Also splendid Clock. Vases
ornaments glasses, Window Curtains and sbi ne
ruri9rs; large cut-elau ChiIdaiiers new and having
sexe al 5no eutslass drops. pr,sms, &c.
Ano' goo Sc $ hue ivory Knives and Forks
Brooches. &c. ''''" nus
The above will be iod by Jacob Plat a, the auction
room 2s Plat street Tni. Day sale commences when
me clock strikes TO- NIB Among these goods are some
ofthe chst Clocks, v.ses, Punch Bowls Sc ht have
EYER oesn imported INTO this city, Also worsed damask
1Pw CuIt nus with covering complete. The Ittsnt, ou
e hotel aud aud slso OF FAM.
lie, desiring hou'e furnishing articles directed The sale
b--Caalosues are now ready. Ladies attending this
tention. " '~'~ ~
B-Tne practice has become common that purchasers
90 NOT call Tor goods purchased land this be-
ing Psrenptoy sale Of lot sred by the
= deemed e.peden that ia all that no,
Known 10 the auconee promptly call their address,
place OF residenee aud is hoped that offenc. wi
taken at ths requstiop, real
hAses as Tor any other purpose protects
sers from being imposed upon by fictitious bidders.
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BUFFALO. March 2S l8l1

BUFFALO, March Is, l847
1he price asking for Flour to-day is IS rs, but
the rate is entirely nominal, no sales having been
made as yet. Some transactions in Wheat, to ar
rive, have taken place at los cents
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1000 Hall: LAM Ea >s.-rhe LARGEST aud most
C,OOO splendid assortment Of Hall Lasterns OF cut,
engraved and stained glass; to the public Whole
'a'e dealers will please examine md judge f themselves
GEORGE EDWARDS
mo N'e liz and 1l6 Nassau street.
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Married.


On Thursday morning 26th inst, by the Rev j. D
Stfatton, Thomas HENDERSON, to Miss May p BAnxsn
daughter OF Elijah G. Barker, Esq, Of this city.
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ysCuB 5. ~ ATr, AucI.oas.r.

DAMoNbssc ss AjA stsTr i.Tf will 81, III,
a; :rs'sf g. g.
the SsSs1 ss e 'h IN The .s 10
ware silver plated ~ae large pier sna m sssi
sna pps T'ess y0SS; rich sOe,
2,ses' me sets q lsran tea trays lamps gran
Ks,s,sSee for pnIicul, aas lon head il tie
and be ii .aId when inc e'0G mas s'IKsl re ~
DowL,SIs sH q oHHIsLam A9Sop;:T
os % .. .: ,1s % S e
The :4sSiSa. and .:isS located Sowins saloon
Fixtures; 'tocK Of Liquors, sssan. &c. -A'
Furniture oroeeres kc IN any part q the city vicinity
CpLrNpIbE q SMhs SHH ,sa. AusnSn:sI Cd.
, Evening will be solo BY ROYAL GURCEY 'u Co..
eoa".ns sapsrs 1 soS
OF modern illustrated works Picturesque
o very ,sns work S viii old
the and Of ssy pntsS
traits Of usous men, on medals and coins, aim.
pa aud eoioT.
Ca,alogue. are ready. m2s st.nc
sAtE 81 hEsHts A ASf'i rRs5lous
,ea.s! co%P.x Upward. Of with AZ e..
"a lagos &c suRR will sell PUBLIC auction :. hi.
commeucina TUESDAY the ,0th day Of March and will
continue the sale until the stock is disposed Of Dealers
and manu-. nv ed to attend
will be offered The sale will commence with the stones
his cabinet Of Shells Birds, Minerals so valuable original
O Paintings by old ALSO very large collection of
Ensrayngs by celebrated masers Also valuable of
rare Old Books from 100 to 300 year. Old with of
act; OF rarliaTent passed black ls.tes aso
collection Of Cons Petractions Antiquities and variety
Of Gems and we'll wohy the Of
eau be obtained the day before the sale MA ssrc
CALs OF rhE cUk5Ss MusvuM
- fhe lafayette Bazaar 4s and ISL Broedwsy H. Due.
sIsal Instruments Of the Lafayette Bazaar Among which
'N
The Celebrated Autonaton Dancer on the Tight Rope
whose natural and graceful human
Also The Singing Bird taking from its mistress il
truly surprising and every kind Of mechanism Yet
known. ~
Also, SIXTY Rare Curostes which are of the most
unique character comprising Automaton Flute Player
whose music deighul and equal to any performer,
Also, an Harmonican az powerful a. church organ.
Also. two fine Organs
Also fine collection Of Chinese Egrres Pantinps In.
sects Telescopes, Microscopes and Electric Machines &c
Inc museum Will be arranged for examination Monday
For further particulars apply T. A Atsu
Bazaar, or al the Office of the auctoneer 30 Plat 1t
Also, Sale of Three Splendid and very Powerful Tee-
scopes made BY Lerebours, Opcian Of tho Obsevaore
fHis These Teleseopes will be warranted perfect the
sold at auction at the Lafayette Bazaar and ISL Broad
way, on Friday. 26th Of March.
Colleges, Universities and Schools in this sale rood
chance 10 puy capital Instrument. mh2l 6tissrh
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sCOILAND AND IRELAND.
RELIEF PER MACEDDNiIn

fVHis SHlP lies At Pier No 4, North Rivsr 80 -.
tc,ye contributions She will remain a. ,be ,hy 70
"'''" CIV" q. C.sDEKAY
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
OST the 23d inst in Wall small pocket book
containing two $40 bills and about So in small bulls
The above reward will be paid leaving the pocket book
II. q. DE FOREST,
mas 3tsr 80 Merchants Exchange
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PRIVATE LESSONS IN GEKMAN.
A LADY from the north OF Germany would be happy
IA devote porou OF her time ~ ev'ng instruction e-
the residence OF pups Ia person or BY
letter, to No. Q and 10 Clinton Place. mis- imsr
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LOST

m the 9th instant Nassau street. between Fulton and
John streets, the morning, between 10 and II o'clock,
q Fifty Dollar Bill The fnder will be literally re.
w.rded and receive the thinks Of owner by returning the
The bill was the Mechanics Banking Association.
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GUANO.-Tke cargo Of the brig Virginia. abo ut three
" hundred from South America and from
pronounced superior any other kind the market Thc
Uuano dry, and will be sold close the enc
and hall per pound and object the farm m Of
the country.
The cargo TrappelI stores Brooklyn near Fulton
Ferry, ard samples may be the Office Of
sPOFFOHD, TlLESTON CO, 1i9 Water street.
m0 m yb
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J. STOUVENEL Il CO,
No 30 Gold street and No John street. Broadcay.
M ANUEACTURERS, wholesale and retail dealers in
A CHINA, GLASS; AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard Gas Fixture. OF every description Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers. Brakets. Grandoes, Candida
Private Houses Churches and Hotels fitted up with Cas-
great reduction IN price and all articles warranted
Glass constantly on hand
Athe above articles made order and al kinds of Glass
ware matched to pattern Lamps and repaired
Goods loaned 20 parties: Oil at wholesale and retail New
style OF Hall Lamps and Lanterns
- Packages for the country sent free Of expense.
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ROOMS TO LET.

oyrics OF THE NEW YoRH FIRE Tvs. CoMpAY,{
- ,y,5,iss .Jn ,. INV YoRK, Feb. 10, 1s41. \
DIylDEND-Ihe board Of directors have this deg De
clsfed dividend Of ionr cent payable the stock
on nna nie the 18th inst at the Office Of the
ny,N9 Wall street The transfer books will BE closed
until the 18th inst BY order,
Va lm'r D. UNDERiiILL, Secretary.
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POCKET BOOK LOST

Monday evening, siths, il one Of The Wav.ry line OF
tanning small smount Of money and memoranda
liberal reward will be given fouad ar LEFT az the Tee
graph News Room Posts Buildings corner OF Beaver AID
Hanove, streets mas g. FL
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wi s'Ps1is,n'S q: ray klSS IEA A. H.
vail sash.sad: Co.dsis M; Hunt. sss:r Mrs ABBOT S'1
Mf Rsi ' .: ssn
Cleveland, g: Barrett; Flank, Fisher Lady c.Toiia'
Door: epss lfpa' o'clock performance will com
DowEEYTHEATHs--A. W. JAcr.os, PaOprietor-H
s.s. X. u RasxiR , 81
BuR0UNDY-Csp.an Bundan. Mr. T. B. Conner Ma
re :: isiisweS ~ d. S;:%: Of wALLAcE-w.ll.s'
Nj w LADY HSsa w Tom Coffin
MIR. 4. s Conner; nate Piow den, Mrs. Booth.
B6s.. Csi: z s.S. .,. rit and GALLERY !s ssn
MITCHELLs OLYMPiC THEATRE. ,-Frid.,
WIN rff fiss 81 hfieTssss
Esf r s s."s ss SHhR os
\, To eoaslads with the farce of FAMILY JARs-Deph
De; Ss 50 ees SDps. boxes. Gents pit one 'h
Door, open at ! O'Clock: curtain at nalf pss:T.
PALMo,s OPERA HOUSE. Chamber. ,ueet-FRI
DA' . EiNDA 81 Ss' Siisa6 DSi'if'' Opera
n" :. ITcI4 81 LAMMEHMooR.
s'F Bd l 'f s sG pee
g.. e d fs' .y be &C
Commence .. u o'eoeE; door. opsD att ''"'A''
,lRCUS-bO Ely AMPHli HEAIKE
ws March ssa sna
NJ, jane. Nixon and Mn. cullen: fA''@' leu "
MOni D1 Gs;%sr f nth, ths French Hercules;
0f'sman'hp, vauitins. Tpmbx, Rope Performance PC,
r. scSeqds with cs@,e b. Ct q LyBIN AND AN
Door opes at perioimanes co@meSc.s :, S.~i
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SOLDIERS FOR MEXICO.
COMPANY Z 10TH REGIMENT u 9 INFANTRY.
'u>HlS Company is utng aud will be the way
to Mexico the ranks filed Of good
disposed to serve country invited to enter
will be given Early should be made the ranks
will SON be filed By act Congress Farm OF 100 acres
each IN addition I" the regular miortable and
gentee clothtsg, Tations, quarters and fuel.
Every attention 10 make the aold comfortable
aud the best medical Adance free Of CHARGE of
sickness.
50 will be paid TO citizen soldier who bring
crui 10 the rendezvous.
For particulars. apply direct the Rendezvous Arsenal
entrance In White street, between Elm and Centre
THO5. POSTLEY,
Captain, 10Th Infantry.
An additional rsnd has been op~ned for the
4 4. 0hiEFIN,
m26 5us rrc Cd Lieut.. 10th Infantry.
RLEACHiNG POWDER-loo casks Boyd's Rlsaching
ID Powders ltndng from the ship Thetis, from Gal
way, and for sale by PERS6E & BROOKS,
m6r IS and 81 Nassau st.
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q. b. CLARKE,
NJ ERCHANT TAILOR, ll6 William street, opposite the
AVA New St0resI datter myself that vat made
garment to that the has
increases in geomotrcal ratio
Il shall be my endeavor give still greater satisfaction
The genus Sack" kept ready made.
Finest French Dress Goats made to measure, so.
left, price SIC o'''
All goods bought and sold for cash. ma stsrc
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RICHARDS & co.

lv0 ~ AIM fSVeet,
III AVE just published THE MILLER OF MARTlGNE,
M,,m.s~fs W Sy 6ss .ss aS n,~eI
THE Broher &C. price g cents Th. Of unhsgsing
will be received with universal favor for
be inferior to III bs orhs Of Jmss Cooper
We have ways consid red Marmsduke Wywin by the
author, model q Enshh styles snd The
OF his late work The Roman 'ator" evidence of
his popularity The Miller Of Msrtigne Is eompo.ed with
1.-The of which laid in France d,pg tbs days Of
he doubt Mr. Herbert continues. to advance
hs has hitherto DONE his putation will be
with that Of The best European writers of romance.
m26 2tisltW~c
AID TO IRELAND
THE COMMITTEE on Breadstuifs and Provisions, in.
form their fellow citizens through country that
they will be happy receive contributions Of
and Provisions and ship them free Of expense the
trail Committee of the sociey Of Friends in Dublin" for
general di'but among the famishnE OF Ireland
this subject may be addressed either
OF the Committee
The freigts from New York Ireland will be paid by the
British Government.
GEO. BARCLAY.
ROBT. b. MINTURN,
JAMES REYBUkN, }Commitee.
WILLIAM REDMOND,
GEO. MCBRIDE, Jr.
" The afternoon and weekly papers, which afford
10 publish tree Of charge W II please tooy. m26 ltfh
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEr.PTN7-

MIR. C. G. MARSH, Accountant author or m. . a....
IVA OF Double Entry Boek-Keeping simp6sd and ~
Art Of Single Entry bookkeeping Improved eontipnss
to teach above. '""''
Course of Insuction The public respectfully inform
ed and assured that the plan pursued by Mr.
keeping books rather than of on the theory
The pupil becomes familiar, from actual use with ali he
books constunRa set End Of good capacity will
by this course become competent book keeper in about
month, and will receive a certificate 10 that effect
Prospectus with terms be Obtained the Rooms from
A. NJ. TO NJ. ms Imsr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM
SPLENDID performances, both Afternoon and Evening.
at and 7x o'clock, when will be exhibited Dioramic
and Panoramic representation If the
FUNERAL o. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
with all the psgeantry and pomp of that occasion.
Aso Viii be exhibited At all hours tect models Of
IN the world. worth in the aggregate, $50 600 00o
Great Western Ethiopian MinstrelsLiving OIang Gu
tang, &c.
Admission Is Children under 10 years i2k cents
m - - "
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NEW TEAS, OLD JAVA COFFEE.
GROCERIES, &c. at Wholesale and Retail-J O
~ FOWLER is daily receiving from Auction ehoie,
and Brown Sugars and family Groceries OF all kinds whci
he offering at small advance the Wholesale prices
call and The above stock Of good; before pu,chas
B. Goods packed and delivered to the bosts without
charge. n23 m RI
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PREMIUM WALNUT OIL SHAVING SOAP.
CAUC!ONA counterfeit article Of our celebrated Wal.
Snnt OIL Military Shaving Soap being offered round
the city by person himself agent We
hereby the public against being deceived with IT,
beg 10 state that we have agents whatever rs.
right the labels he genui sop,
manufactured by the inventor, Dr. d. Vro0m fac
smile signature to each label
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-26

WIGS AND TOUPEES
RATCHELOR'J invented WIGS aud TOUPEE,
ID are the perfect specimens Of the of wig maxim
yet offered to the p9bc-they so admirably adapted
the peculiar style Of each individual light their
ton. and in appearance defy detection
large and ell selected stock always hand the on
manufacturers VIM Bachelor Wall streetnear Broadway
Copy the address. fe2l Inns RI