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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

TIME volume Of The CuLriyAroR,n for
Il 1917, is printed on new and beautiful
type. making the most beautiful as il is the
most valuable, and the cheapest, considering
It's size, of all our Agricultural periodicals.
Single copies 81 per year-Seven copies for
S5-Fifteen copies for 80 Published by
LUTHER TUCKER, at his AGRIcuLruRAI.
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE, No. 10 Green
St, Albany. n. Y, to whom all orders should
be addressed, who also publishes THE HoRrl
cuLTUgisT and journal OF Rural .4rt and Ru-
rat Taste, monthly magazine, 20 pages oc-
tavo, illustrated with numerc US engravlngs, al
So year. This work is edited by A. J. Dow
MING, Esq, of Newburgh, the well known au-
thor OF various works on rural and horticu,u
raj subjects. Postmasters and others interest.
ed IN agricultural and rural Improvements, are
invited 10 act as ageats for these works.
Feb. lS, ls47.
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Coal, Coal

\ HAVE received large stock ofSnith's
u and other COAL Of The best ouality.-
Persons a. q distance may rely a, all tunes on
finding Coal BY sending for il
r. Road, April Is va J. JAMIgON.
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Remedies.

Isenaeesies.
A S this is the season Tor Colds, Coughs,
In and other diseases of the Chestand Lungs.
the following list Of Remedies may be resorted
TO with confidence in their efficacy -
listers Balsam Of Hild Cherry;
Dorsey's Syrup Of do. do;
Uister's Cough Lo-enges;
.Ne,c England Cough Syrup;
Hil's Batsan Of Honey genuine
Isulagton's Balsam Of Life;
Dorsey's Compound Syrup Of .Naptha:
1aylor's Balsam Of Lire,1cort
Dorsey's Syrup Of Ipeeac.
For sale by VIM. DORSEY, Druggist,
who Keep. constantly on hand general as
sortment Of
DrNgs, Chemicals, Dye
STATS, Paints, Otis. SC,
TO which he invites the attention of the public.
Dec "a
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Nowmnam MIlllego
AttorMep at zain,

mAsrtssIuRe, aERKsLEy oouNyY, VIRGINIA,
MILL give prompt attention TO all bust
w uess entrusted 10 his care in the Coun-
ties OF Berkeley, Jefferson aRd Morgan.
eJ-Oihce at the Office OF the Clerk Of the
County Coart of Berkeley. f
Marunsblrg, July 30, lS46--tf
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News c9 the Day


NrvsEoy 'gir.--A gelstssrrssz'cfosslrg one
Of our cut iefriPs we oi1.ef ds5 Wss aecosie9
III oneoi saose E,eri,alosc yN'.dsss, iyho are 2
be found 10 shoas aoops ~ o',s F''ios'c PAGES,
with pay Do1Wea,s .asa "e5ss Pr on'y iWo
grimm Ing geis'ee11n, "ti.l2 - eag, Z
Aaugh Wiui sas uls.ssE, @asa' YIN i'ei-
wei snJsea -. ~. sps saa' apc' "l,1s,
pcfug % aeo-Net, =. : ~. ~. elssoiFe, s@e,Nu
sus WonoeThie1 2. - i''o' ,-4s.'.n y NV y
impsL $500 ~ -. .''l.2, 4.
BAN VI. nih5 u @Sse' " app'o.,ensu I'm
hnidy, apa; npsiH's w = palnf ~ ~,
5oees',y Do -s ril;a =; ~ c .al,a,
oH lou saf - t',o i~'' =. = a ~. p
The immense iescscope wbich Ias ORDERED
years ago .of the observatory a. Cainoridges
may be expected 10 reach Us destined place BY
next ocw year; letters By the Caledonia in
E,ry, us ofi,s being on board the rood Dutch
ship Hugo Grotus which was 70 san early IN
April from Rotterdam ior New forK.-Eos-
ton Daily lido.
.a,;,:o, r-,s ,.ear,i,,, nraaer,ed IL tho
Nh ,aa a,,s,a,nrs aq1ing for ,he oasssce
Of law permitting each Of the petitioners 10
marry rnaay wives" lhe petition was refer
red to the COMMITTEE on biernal Improvement
r.. tas ar.v,ca The nress taens
80, 80 ~, ar,ny NJ shall Mon hsar ng
- ~ - No., :, EaerIo =, ps,e,o ~
paf41 : ~ ,as, ae7;g.I -, vera C,,,,7
is!e' $3.50" c,ay If he Wev;can C,broaicla--
printed in English and Spanishand the
"American Star" issued IL Jalapa! Mr..
Kendall IN biz letter from Jalapa, datei the
25ih. says: The frs, number Of the Amer-
cen Star is out to-day and is completely run
ming oyer wnh news and information. The
p'oe,ot, ueserfs IN Sos'gss ~ 49, rp''I
pi1NNhu a'i' s''ai y see s''.' NJ ~
w. w 'iio'A''is e0'"s =" '"f'u'! -
A"p''
EASrt ASNA'S DESPATCH TO TIE MIN
'siE" Al Wax
NJ, .heroe,n fough, ami The fray,
Aud whipped tie Yankees wi,hou, pay.
Aud thea We ran away
The peiersbur, Ip,ell,rencer hazards pun
unon The eanture az Sant, Annals Ieo Itsays
tbat tie nredc,e,. about ..conauering a peace ;,
il verified ,naSmuch "a Cen Scott bas con.
onered . r,iere or SAINT, Annaz-bis Isg
Too CLAssic ny h'Lf i--,Ar Bowden'
member Of congress rom Alabama, address,
ing some 9, mrs country constituents lac o,ier
poik termed him "ae las, Of the Romans ~
"WelI y eai1 = countrvnnan standing 81 II
nm darnations Glad 70 hosr Ma, tho breed IS 80
we'll nirb. run out, The effect was awful.
we underStand laat q movement Is soa'efn
plated IN the Island Of Cuba, Tor the disnFm'
;ssarIe t' are afon homo .ant 10 his country
r. ob,a;n ,id rom onr c;ti7rns pI;lod Ri
i'm
DEATH orA Y. .. SeSAroR-t Inc steam
boat Eureka, from Columbus. arrived yester-
day, reports the deaia. al his residence N that
city, OF the Hon. JESSE SPEiGHT, United
States Senator nom ssissppi.-~. Hcbtte IA
pert~er. May 10.
yVe stated ahont,,vo months ,go tba, char
res of a very grave character had been Dre-
4 \
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Namdrses.

g. DOZ. flesh Castor Oil IL DO do God.
Q frey's Cordial; II do. Baiemon's Drops;
6 do. Scotch Snuil; gross Ess- Lemon
do. do. Cinnamon do. do. Peppermint
cheap BY the doz.; 2 doz. fresh olive Oh
| Race and Ground Ginger; Rosip and Coun-
Try Soaps--rcceiyed and for sale low BY
| Aug J. M. ioCNS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

At the commencement of this session, ex.
pechnc that the debates would be very useful
and interesting, (and they have cone TO
our expectations, , we printed several t'aousand
surplus copies OF both the Congressional Globe
ana Appendix, for the puEs ose Of supplying
all persons who might subscribe dunhg me
session with complete copies 81 either OF boti.
We viii be able 10 furnish The back nnMtaEs
TO all who subscribe before the 80 81 AiaTea
next III AL. = ~ L..
Washington, Jan. %, lSa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

Isabella j. Gorrel. Lew Henshaw. ir., Thorn
Ton Henshaw. Andrew Hen$haw. George
Henshaw, Washington Henshaw, William
d. Henshaw, James Rippee and Eleanor
his wife late Eleanor Henshaw, Charles
Henshaw and James h. Hensaaw, heirs OF
Levi Henshaw, deed, and the SAID Levi
HenShaw IT, and Thornton Hcnshaw, Al
Inlnisrators Of the said Lew Benshaw, de-
ceased, Rfts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

% CASES JUJUBE PASTE--An excel
% lent remedy for the removal of Coughs
and Colds-for sale at YOUNG,S.
Nov 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

VIRGlNIA:--In the County Court Of perke-
ley,
Robert P. Bryar!y, Assignee Of Amelia Ri
ehe5esges. pnG:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27
JLE EERSg sII IA RN
E'OEs .S.HEE,.
FEIHE subscriber offers al private sale, the
III FARM upon which he resides, contain
SIS aFraseS.

ing
SIS egrreS,
ofinestone land about go cleared, IN good
state OF cultivation, and with abundant resour-
ees for It's further improvement, available al
very little expense. The greater part OF the
Wood iossd (about 70 Acres) IS enclosed for
pastuHge.
The Opequon Greek (upon is Western Dor
der) and number Of couy eaiently situated
Ponds, give it a permanent supply Of water.
And The Shepherdstown Turnpike passing
within few hundred yarde. renders the access
easy, at all seasons, 10 the Villages, Mills, Rail
Road Depots. etc, in the vicinity,
The Improvements have all, been recently
erected. and are ample for the accommodation
of large family. both white and black, and
for tire various uses Of Tie fam.
TAe Bare!fssiS-Fs0 ,Tac,
Quilt Of brck) contains nine rooms, besides
pantries, Carrots, &c. is handsomely finished.
and preuiiy situated, in an extensive grove Of
oaks
Ia every respect. this property combines the
requirements OF a comfortable residence, with
a well iaprored and productive Farm, justly
considered one Of the most valuable, OF lis size
IN Jefferson County. Il is offered for sale up
on the most liberal terms, both as to price and
the time Of payment
For further particulars, either apply to the
subscriber, (personaiiy) on Tie premises, or by
letter. addressed to him, near Leeiown, Jeiler-
son County, Firginia.
PHILIP p. cambridge.
March 4, lSl7-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

We understand that movement Is coaten.
plated in the Island of Cuba, for the disinem
bermenl OF the same from SPAN, and that en-
issares are about being sent To this country
10 obtain aid irom our citizens Ph:lGd B1i
LEn
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Groceries,

\ HAVE very superior article Of hapcrial
II, Tea; also general stock Of cheap Groce-
ries Il. S. PENDLET0N,
Aprl s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

Pr,ssc Held IN PeaeL Leoosi-The lex
iuqon (Nljss } Alytri,ser OF the 25t ult say /:
'On Ffday last. the family Of Mr. Jau!cs
Cullen. Sen, residing atihe pond (BaIhesda)
four mites rom lazoa City, were poisoned
peach leaves. MIR Cullen died Instantly fom
were taken SICK. The pTu>sic acid contained
in the leaves. and coacen,raiedb g baking. is the
supposed cause Of the calamity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

Dr,rH orA u. S. SesAroR.-'fhe steam
boat Eureka, from Columbus. arrived yester-
day, reports the death. 4, his residence in that
city, OF the Hon. JESSE SPEIGuT, United
States Senator from Miss issipp .Nobile I'D
periiser. May 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

The Legislature Of MNSE convened at Au
gusia, GA "Wednesday. 8u, eleven Senators
have been chosen. and they elected MI Hone
DOS as President pro ten. In the House Of
Representatives. lfugh ID. McL7llae deco
ioco) was chosen Speaker, receiving 7Grotes
out of Ia.
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Bsssfcr. ks@sser!

4 WILL exchange Goods for good Butter.
r. April Il. S. PENDLETON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

Maj. Gen. w, Scot, Gen. n. Towson,
Col. JeJ. Albert, Col. James Kearney, Gen,
Waller jones'. Thos. Munroe, Esq, Thos.
Carbery, Esq. Peter Force, Esq. w. A.
Bradley, Esq 7. II Fendall. Esq aud John
7. Inge. Esq N
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'ASrt Annals DESPATCH TO TIE MIN
ISIEN AT AR.

Too Classic by Hufi~-Mr Bowden
member ofCongress from Alabama, address.
ing some o. his country constituents The other
day near Montgomery, in speaking Of Mr..
Polk, termed him ''die last 81 the Romans ~
"Well," said conntryman standing BY, IL
am datnation glad 70 bear that the breed IS 50
well nigh run OUT The effect was awful.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-27

"Rseeived from A. b. - dollars and -
cents for the Globe, from which have deduct
ed one per cent, and charged myself, in my
account with the General Post Office, with
the balance. The Postmaster of Washington
city will pay that balance to Blair s Riyes, OK
to their order on the back oil this receipt
l11A.r,,nrtnr ~
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ID Y IT IL K N AILS.
WARRINGTON, Feb. IL,

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, ls47.
" .qid and Comfort 10 the Enemy''-Mr. Root-Ths Ten
Regiment Biii-The Wiimot Propso-.qn Outrage
The Three Million BiH-Sicknes Of Me,rs Le,ois
and Haraison.
Mr. Root, of Ohio, in the House Of Representatives in
common with his fellow members, took occasion, few
weeks ago. to express his views against the usness
the war. He Is of those-the fourteen-who voted
against the act declaring the existence Of state of war
by the act of Mexico end avry clever fellow, and
full of fun. The speech sent into his district and
widely circulated Judge OF its effects two or three
days ago two companies, from that very district made
spplcatonto the President Of the United States through
gentleman in this city, to enlist under the Ten he
gfinent Bill, which yesterday became a law These
companies will be accepted: and will proceed to Vera
Cruz the vomto and the yellow fever to tho contrary
The Clerks al the War Department to day. are busily
engaged in arranging the peimnaries for carrying the
Ten Re gment Bill into effect is supposed by many
members Of Congress that the full number Of viii
be raised less than two weeks gentlemen alrea
dy in the city who pledge the complement within that
From the counting ofnosss" or noes gentlemen come
the conclusion that the Wlmot provso will proba
bly, be passed by the House
On Wednesday night. about nine o'clock while the
keeper the western side OF the capital quiet.
ly sitting his box, rufan knocked at the doer MIR.
Wilson opened it, and instantly struck the head
and in the face with club which fsed him to the earth
constable passing by. heard his cries, and conveyed
him TO his home. Ne be assigned for the act
the old gentleman is OF the most nonensvc per
In the world
The Three Million Bill is still the hook on which to
hang speeches. At twenty minutes to four o'clock there
nineteen members In their seats The remainder
doubt having their judgments convinced in the House
went TO the Senate to the scene Of excitement.
Mr. Lewis of the senate, who has been III tor several
days. threatened with rslysis, and Mr. Harason the
Chairman Of the Committee on Military Affairs who has
been suffering with, something like bronchitis
pronounced as in better state Of health this morning by
their physicians. FELIX
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TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
SECOND sKssIon
Senate.

WAsuiraror, Feb II, lst1
westher Frightening up--clouds disaersing Large
gathering again in the galleries OF the Senate Services
opened by Rev Henry Sheer In prayer TO Almighty
God for the preservation of tas country feutons, re-
ports, and so forth
rur vnITgp srATrs SENATE vs. EDITORS AID REPORTERS
oY 1HF UNION.
The resolutions Of Mr.. YuLEr-
For the expulsion Of the editors OF the Union from
their privilege the floor for libel upon thu Senate
q For the expulsion OF the Union reporters from the
reporters gallery OF the Senate Tor alleged partial
port Of debate In the Senate Monday last were
aiken up.
Mr. Yutsr regretted the necessity Of pcrsisting In
these resolutions lie hsd hoped that after one OF two
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ALBANY, February Is, lsa7.

ALBANY, February Is lsa7.
MAaxEra--There has been little doing in this city, in
the Flour market Sales of SEINE small lots we're effect
cd at So oahs6 90 Street grain has not been quite
active to day az hitherto Corn selling at soss3
cents per bushel Rye. SIN; Barley, 62>fs6S Oats 10
Sales of 900 bushels Indian Corn made. at the
opening Of the canal ct so cents for SO pounds 900
do. In Ia days, ut SIX
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PARTISAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT

Courts, lis Viiiiom st Nev York
=. CoJkr DESCHAUX, 1.-THE Iattery recent
-. ~ arr we'd from fars beg to announce 10
e mnpiscturer. and merchants teersy that they dye
aud inish III new aud atvIe before
lduced the United States and TO the latest
Pss ssh,en a sorts Of goods sewing ,lk aud twist either
pam OF shaded trans organsrs aud al KS zephyr
hair linen md cotton yarns 49,
They have imported patent for putting mn sk
apools or skeins -
Damaged faded sewing silks woseds ribbons silk and
cotton gloves and hose gmps bges cords and asses la.
articles. ' "
Orders carefully attended to and PROMPTLY executed.
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AN IMPORTANT WORK.
NEUROPdTHY,

or TIE
TRUE PRINCIPLES OF TIE ART OF HEALING
THE SICK.
Eerg an explanation of the action Of
bAL' ANlsM ELbCTNtCIrY, AND MAGNETISM,
IN THE CGRE OF DISEASE,
hhd comparison h-iween their and hose Of Drugs
Or nedces ~ all kinds with view TO emine tnejr
litve value, and proper uses,
BY FREDERICK HOLLTCK NJ D.,
Lecturer on PHYSIOLOGY the Origin OF Life the Causes and
a., . lure Of Disease, &C., &c.
rnce % cents. Published aud for sale by
,,.,.,. .,.,, ID = MOORHEAD, 1872 Broadway
The trade supplied ON the liberal terms liz Iwsye
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TO THE
LATEST MO EMIT,
TO THE
II r. l. E q IL A Il HIC.

WAsHIseroS, February Ia. Is41
New Orleans papers to the 9Th inst. have been re.
ceived, but they contain or other news of in.
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A'TVsrmESrS.

D,,v rye 9GXhFla, OF ARs. KEAS.
ms. NJ pay 9h nj K. @r Eo'd Arden MI
he s% %os i d. slir Mr. Che.
Door. pegssS o'clock; the Pc fsrmance will com.
so,-. s.; O p % cent; Gsr.,y IS cent.
sr nd .lin
ts.Sna s"ffs sdS fa. Aas s
MF. yss c!S. .. bike G Booth ThSs Mrs Ser
,nrf Sssa,os l Mr. Sahs crque' MIR Haasway
C Ca:n s ses sors T Gssy icy
NJ iTCHELLs OLYMriC THEATRE Moaasy Evea.
vh he D; %I vii bss
III r. &c Flowed y &: AIPi MAIp@s.i, M, Hol.
uAls1 T$ss EHv fSii A3 sSSAS u;
sns; on M Niekn'on; Lieut. Kingdom, Mr. waleot; Miss
ud dG sGnsla a win TAMBLE RIG-Joha Ginger, Mr.
s 'i p SGa. Sss s1.s: pit one A
Door. opsn a arlI ns:t s. .c,ocs; cnt,n,s ssMf.
YrMK os%A h2YE 0 ,as 2;
sssSss ~ e s s.:S%' s. i%s
To hch vii ts al ed The s mu.ie: drama Of CLAIR, or
t hs. Maid Of Mian-ROamo Mr. Ii r. GIauan CiaI Mrs
eOasRde with the popular farce called THAT RAs
RI Price. !I II c: cents I'd Tier cts.
II Doors SSs ,M.a nF r1' v,ae Boxes S.
ALhAN BRA.
Ae sEE'S % stsr Srss and Prince a
nesday Feb 18th, 10th, aud I7th
E iHi"SS' h r"ii
lssS "ss s:.: A..: Ky
"a! ls%e, hey win their popular
aass 10 S: ~. s' to Il. Of their
viii oe Hsn at half past
PAIMos orrRh House, ioH 2pE S..me... .r..-on
Monday Evening 18th of February, performance OF
LINDA Dl CHAMoUNIx.
~ yer BOXES aud farQustte. 81 %
FIlya'' bo... pi'i:o;ni:'
os s.s en- b s s:fcI'd the box oe: om 10
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
f. a MAR'HAI' Lessee -. w H. BLAKE, Manager
MONDAY EvENSS FeS,a9 NJ. u.s. sS vii b. performed
- ROMEO AND JUULIEr.
N MsTsS,io ...Mr. W. Wh.:s,.y
Me-. ''''.'''........''' ;nlcnines
fs'ist M MI. is sI;:s.
Hl Fl ffs;I'i SI VIZ 81 r. NJ irisi
Si ui'Hah ...'... ............... MI. Chapman
'op"'a'. '..''..'.' ;r;........... MIS- Fisher
Mrs Masoo Second Night
GRAND SACRED CONCERT, sund.y Evening. Feb.
way. mmeuee at hall past seven feia it.1e '
LES DANsEUSES VIENNOIoE
M ADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS. Mistress of the Ballet,
M begs state to the Managers of Theatres the United
states that fer must be made to
york who dl authorised make all Tor
Les Dauseusss Visnnoisc ia II re
Mr.. POYEY has read with surprise a card of Madame
IVA Josephine Weiss stating she has in this
try II Is the only notice he has received Of such
tion OF Madame Weiss Mr. Poyey begs leave state.
,uiee TO that he ha. hitherto acted in that opacity
tnqe to do until he receive, om herself withd wal
auch authority. ia ,fIc
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A CURE FOR COLDS.

CURE FOR COLDS.
MRS. CARROLL5 Medicated Vapor and Sulphur
NA Baths. 1884 Fulton street. opposite Church street.
eetan cure for Csds Coughs, Hhepmsns Sore Throat,
and all iphammsory diseases incident tn. changeabe
state of the weather The ouphur vapor Bath psrticp
LAZY recommended ny 6ru physicians for sll
euptions aud diseases OF the skin No danger OF taking cold
after tho of these baths. j2o msrr
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STILL continue 70 sell the hest quality OF Red Ash Con
at these for cash Broken egg and stove IS 80
large nut IS 90; screened and delivered good ORDER
yard corner Of King and Greenwich streets so
will he allowed TO those who wish send the carts.
j23 lm"rc PETER CLINTON.
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STRAW WRAPPING PAPER
hfln hEAMS superior quality Sra yyx.n..
UCOO inst Iecsiyed ard fer s.l- by "'sPpis1
70 Pr-Sisk y RHOOE9

NOTICE TO ALL GENTLEMEN
6rENILhMEN you want your clothes kent in GOOD
~ order tor the remainder Of the season you had
ta. or end your and pants 81 Murray street
OF Wsshngtonw ere YOU the ether cleaned
filtered aud fehred with velvet collars cuffs ,niurs
bosoms. on the most reasonable terms.
NoTE-No DISAPPOINTMENT at my line addressed
as above attended to At any time ca or trial is al asked
Murray stree, '-' "
asi aw.rh A. CoRTYssoe, rom London \
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A GRAND CONCERT
WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
CHURCH or THE DIVINE UNITY.

"A GhAND CONCERI
WILL BE GIvBN IN THE
CHURCH or THE DIVINE UNITY
(Mr. BELLOWS, PastorD
TN % S :aS asss
sss on TN MR.
s Mss sY 5sAEs : $%o
sHs Amateur b:.:s,; Mr. H"DdKEws; 4 GEN HHii!.
thor Of the huseS by several L.de. and
Gsn.len.ai Am.suf., full ehcIa. MI Beanie: vii
s,o.t Mater Messiah Creation Seasons, Moses in Egypt
Programme in fu ure Announcements Tickets Fifty
To be had OF Messrs Francis Co, Book sore Nc.
2'S g.osdw.y and nd a. The Music stores
10 The INHABITANTS OF NEWARK.
THE RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED
NOBEL or NEW YORK,
F.. PORTER BELprN.
''%i1 si' HAIL. Is' AK only"
Teg. season .sSa eE.: ;S
CHESTNUT oInEET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA.
Enlistment offer the .ane reat BY the night week
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The s..es, az The Sef oGs every morning eswss. q:
MI Jnmore Postpaid or they will MOI Se stsepdsd e
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February. HALO, Pies. 5. REY NOLDs, SEE. A quar-
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO THOMAS Fl
BLAkELY.
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to sad a g S b sse ball will be
Ticket. One Dollar when may be had IRON any Of the
John siesmaa .W,I,m 8. peve'n,., Richard French,
hoo"sw aav william SOMA Dawn fi k:asr VIM
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ss';i M m:as g s,s. Ward Osborne
TSe dee. will b under he of Richard White
a tEFUKGE, =. ihs Minerva Rooms Broadway, on
H.y. Baldwin. Edward Gallsa.
Charles Wnoopele, h u. Sweet,
w. L. Denman, Charles Payne,
Thomas T.. Burns
Tickets be obtanei of the following committee or of
w lehman. Vandam street, or at A. Lelurge: 1874
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES and Gentlemen having any off superfous
IL clothing furniture disp Of obtain lair cash
price for the BY sending note by calling the
subscriber a. his residence or through the viii will
be punctu lily attended TO- H. De- BOER, 7lx Canal a..
n Blades can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer
Old stock and JOB goods bought Of description and
fl msn
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the NEW YORK
YACHT CLUB. will take place at the Aston House.
Wednesday next, nth inst Members will meet for busi
nes O'Clock Dinner will be served at half psst3
Members requested T. procure their tickets (before
Toesdy 18th inst ut the Auor House, or Union Club
TN lsigned) JOHN o. JAY, Secretary.
CODA WATER AND aPPAkAIUs. J. Matthews, No
- l3l Third Avenue, " manu- Of all che modern
used for the manufscture, drawing boiling Of
Soda Water. photographic plate, with printed directions
the making Of soda Water and syrups for
ting up the apparatus and &c will accompanye "a
Apparatus feb7 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14

BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS-S2 Only.
THE Subscriber has recently made great in
the price of Gold Pens and is now selling them Al sa
including Pen nd Pencil The Peos of excellent
lily aud the public rely finding frat rate article
notwthstandlng the Low price.
Also fine Watches and Jewelry.
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