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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14
STEAMBOAT MESSENGER. /
Ir,l,tn..LI LII

Cspf. TAomas Linford.
Lear SiE-As committee on behalf OF
the passenger OF Your Steamer from Cineni-
nsii to Wheeling, Va, we take great pleasure
IN informing you ttist we have Commissioned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14
9 VI =.

g AMI 81 NEIL la. {ost received et 49,,
- follow ing fHif of z7sss- ~ -f
Hoe = 60. T. eat t.ropua cast .ieel 81 lllsaas
Nius Rov3nHd's 81 aud eroe5 eHt TO-
Inl' nAini 2 A. sieei Circular do
- slset Hand saws vt the most approved Stamps
=" very lte sifug stee Polished ttsrs Tits sl,s $
are i use DIT the elit. Hose sllue 10 know them py
eeehets VIII re referred 10 thosc WHO havc tired t!c
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To TIE Enjoys OF WHEELING

10 THE Enjoys OF WHEELING
oa ID our time TO make present for hav. some
81 ihe nsatcsi and prciilcst Annual. Foe.s, b
VIC fftyet Books, and other hooks hound up Tia
a' tthdld hindng, sHitale for presents the heap
BOOK store OF dec - " ROBB. cor Man & Unlen
Its NO UaR TALKING ANY. MORE"
EtOR KOBB tas received thu preitiesi aid assst
q mshs Of fiess aud Juvenile Books that
hfA M 70 t' cry, Consisting in part fslioN- Blu
by, Menasere. Comical Car,ers States Poor Sold ef
Y lat dye BUY, Games No Bush, ENtra. Modem 10
laHoes, HISTORICAL Amusements, hioeT sphles. uappF
his, Golden tgg, eaiaan Gaudie history. Alphxhels
astfinony, &c Also greal variety OF Toy Books, CO.
ioed and OF every description, wholesale aud retail At
the corner Of NAN ana Oninn streets. dec "a
BOYS AND YOUTHS THICK BOOTS
En PAIRS Bow Thick Boots 81 pairs Youths
W. Thick Boots, Iuri received a tie sign ofthe 9iE
Red Boot, and fof ,sle lesF for Csfh
de- p hCLALLEk aKSoI
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$50 6tls).

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware snI
Gsorgia. Class Ne 1.
Ta be drawn Al ilmiHe ton. neaa are On sstpf5..y
January N ls4I
'sHum ef Lottery ~ Rrsw ballots Splendid scheme
prize $4,000. OF 20 e00 Of 1000 fof Il 900 ~
1000. Of 3,G0I, 10 Of Coo Tirtef > -
shares IN proportion certificate Of package of tp
= sz holes, viii slj6 twenty ar fsl,srs =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

sasb.Odl0

'f''sa consolidated Lottery OF Delaware ami
IeHf-lt- lass NJ
fH L. itHuan srsff 5Ia.#n5t.,55 49,
80 ~ re- &c hunters 10 arsygpf,'f.,' rs
~ ~ = = p'lsr Of su.e0O. 81 ildta. q - 49,
ttese5s so shSf.s IN prot65ttor 49,
tq.a -. a. 'Wo WH"es vii cost sig3 twenty
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14
NO MoRE WnITE. CIV or ri aa1n-

preEsKtN GroFEs-1a dozen superior Bfeks.i5
d. Cloves lusl received aud furssic low. ~
ln6 TALLANT q HDLAFLAfN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

" aud Chancery Monday 'Ae 5ia dly OF Noyeinfe4
Jacob shrirer auI William " sartvcf.3 Is Cutscs.
Trustees OF fle'ot ene aud VIE RY. ON NO
AeaiIst ton of tie
Samuel Churchill Plaintiff and
hy consent OF the Defendant bv counsel leave Is sven
he said plaintiffs make kiIza Jsus Xane widow OF
stpt IeHe deceased aud Samuel snr 20 Xans Efn n
Zaac. CoIdels zane Noah Zane. Sophia aue and Pa
toll Zane, infant chIidftu ard hers lsw at thesa4d
flaioh Zane deceased, hs Eiza Jane Zane their next
friend, parties complainant 10 thstIli And th,s cause
coming an rs rruse of pdftfe 20 tc heard upon The
hlH aud exhibits fled herewith Inc answer afth sad
defendant and replication Thereto argued by counsel
t4u console stlo ieut adlH=ed ordered gUI
feed thai equal ia u ION and DIVISION ~ the following
desrtitra piece or parcel Of grnuud to wit all tine ground
lYSHg South 0f mon street Fast at Water street W est
Of Nam sifee aad North Of ami a1Iniulng 70 the lower
town 81 Wheeling mcHdEng ali bindings and improve
tween the Plaintiffs srd Defendant ~ equal bolettes
according io qu1hY aud value. rs lots and parceis
TO he allotted t. eactas in ths nsluent OF Tie Comnis
slonera heTshai,ef Hafet shall seem advantageous
10 10th parties and that tie f. slote1 and assign
panto the ad pa ties ltaid them aud Their fefft
fefeetgeiK for ever lF and fatnds ia 4-vef aV
Aud Commission r. afded 10 "a Iisnf Paxton. iss
e w Mitchell, Sntieski Brady and B0l sr A Gey, or
an thtee OF more OF aesn 20 maze sad Partition aud
division. AL aa1 lathe respective parties their shares
ar pos LIONS OF SAID renises and to ont their proceed
HEs 10 THIS Court, tn order 70 hHa decree But before
Sad ut4 oupfs .Ha aet taeF siEl dHe s.raf
aud shall sst due notice 10 the parties concerned Test
ALES 7. LAtDLEY Clerk.
You hereby Notified that the ita day Of Fehrns
next Inc undersigned Will pursuance OF tie foTceo
ssd decree mentioned according % The terms thereof
JACOB eHRiAER &
WILLIAM W SHktVER
Trustees OF iialeH Zane and &if-.
T. ssmusI Churchill IN Ian
rxoAT riNDlSGs-An invoiee Of Coat F sr4inss jast
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REAP HES.

Alec On hard. large s5zortal,f4i af Gil snd Tar
er4ecee finger Her, frcs4i rHs. taHH ear rItss eo4
q. satt e. sNt6 11Hs, ffteaf 10 - iitia sss
g'a Erra. cur aHd f1'1 riazs gear aet - 4slgarN
of ee,f9 description .. f.6sY los Fi-ls. ~ vaat
y a can a. cuavirce -t,s. 0g.e-..
Al kinds Of Wstrhe #d tl5rzs feas ed s4d par
fsHed ke-p eeed tll.l faf "a Old tald afia
SILVER bought or iaaeD In eteil.T.-0
or "a s. eight aY and ta ~ han Afss4 clocks a.
EEt&ts E.NHaAGz.
Watch Clock ana lsHelrs SORE Aa..l:, Msrtet
street. ai6ve Eleventh. uastH SIDE. isiasafPhss
9J-i havs SOME gold and .iee1 Ler=rs sigi cheaper
than the a oVr prices a. bHi4=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

- Ii those vino prefer hone Haae goods an find the
d - following slk good. 81 Wheeling Manufactures
Hsde y , W e - The Gfeaf Central Route Cloth ne
store lain black sllk ve'vef, fancy stripe do Plain
black SatiHs, striped aud iad l silk vestne etc six
tt9Sefy siik laadkerehets pisn btack lney Of
IoAeh c0iors. y. NJ ADAMS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

0ftdc thousands ~ pafI erred earatyo HestrH.. Nero
Edrr the pHtIte Int eafl iep fauid 10 osee-a tia
iaat5us vfri4e- jar Waieh they r. anncHded,
mons tie istat are pleased 10 lcarii stand tet
tgftest U1sH hr 5Wayte's Cag4I a1iud syrup ut Wld
Cherry. Tic Affected u this gicniiy are hctnrug To
is" IT,, ard iet A-f j1s tep md their hai
tascl uPau trcolHleiltt than .eallzrd
HE afflicted need despair. y llc Their HE there
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

EAFE Just received seecud supply fsraao, slf,
@@ Boots and Shoes. whctthey otter 10 Their rTgfg
mefs aid the public vefv small aa .Hee f.f eaeH
Go pairs meH,s eeaese Roots
40 do do braxy ralf Bao.s
Is do do fine do do
20 do do M SKIN do
60 ia DO do Monrocs
nc ALTMAN 4 MSVV+FTT
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&sD.sDibs)

dTanI U00s9llaIed L0ItcTy q DriaNarc md
Georgia. Class No. ). to
be drawn At Wilmington. Del. on SATURDAY. January
20, FL - number Lottery, II drawn ballots. Sncf.
dad scheme. pf1e $4,000. OF 10000. If 10 Of
ftoh OF Lou, of 2ph 81 1000 80 of so. Tickets
SIC. shares proportion certificate Of package Of
twenty five whoes. viii $50, twenty i've halves
%, twenty five quarters $3.50
SH xti. ftSi LOTTERY.
Draws as follows throughout the month Of Dcccuter
Draws on TuesdaYs-capitsl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 certificate Of package wloics II
shares ln proportion.
Draws al Thmrsdays-cspitalp prize $4,000
hole fe6els certificates OF package wbaies 81
Shares IA proportion.
Draws IN Ssiutt- Ys-cspHa prize s COO.
hole Tickets 81 certificates OF package who,es IA,
shares III proportion
fefrcss your orders 10
n. H. DORSEY Wheeling, Va
ffhe drawings Viii he published tegularl4 IA thc
Fumes, and aise IN the Argus. Remember
\. l.. DORSEA'S Iuekg Office
NnY. % tVug3ft,e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

B--CoantFy merchants and others are invited "a
cali snd famine tire Gid stand Ne ~ south Fnnyfh
-'lee'. Philadelphia "a fs,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

- Ii. persons knowing theaselve, indebted 10 Us e.
- D. ihrr Ia note or look account viii please call and
settle tie same and those who All to comply viii, the
s9Ee request may expect these,ves waited npon vlea
Aehope tii.t VII le ready 10 our demands
y . ALLM ~ A VI ANtVFIT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-14

"a PAIRS BOYS Coarse Roots - PAR. Bo,., r.
- h1ots - pairs on1hs hip and Coarse ~ -
100 pairs Noaih's Zip Monfocs 100 pars Yoatb, ,,
.onfncs ali Of which syll Be- sold Al YER, la.
tor eesh ia ALTMAN & Maxwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY nATrEa-.



WrDxEsnAY Pm
The Stock Market was steady g. day, b1t the
amount Of transactions Vas light At tie Second Board
the sales q Harlem were large and prices declined.
The Bill Market IS very heavy Leading sier
ling bills held At 3 as; good bills Be had a;
5a5i, and some sterling has been sod even lover
Francs are A. and dull at ihst
Freights continue active and shipovners are
asking fall rates. To Liverpool 2sa29i IS paid for
Corn To Cork and market the bark Louis was taken
30i The sarah Sands for Rice obtained the unpreee
den,sd rate Of ll05 per ton.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued the fol-
lowing advertisement Ia relation 20 TIE co.r0n u
Treasury Notes into stock
TREASURY DEPARTMENT + -5 ID. isi1.
Deposte of Treasury Notes for conversion into stock
bearing Interest - per cent per snnuu and refeema
bic after the expiration Of twenty years under ia sec
ton Of the act Of Congress approved yanusry p ISL
may b. made with the Treasurer and the scrers! As
fstan Treasurers Of the United states the Treasurer Of
the Mint at Philadelphia, and Of the Branch Mint at
New Orleans. aud with the Collector Of the Customs al
Baltimore, Maryland.
In receiving Treasury Notes in deposit for such
version these Offices viii give each depositor certia-
cate Of such deposit stating the principal Of such Notes
for which stock will be issued These certificates Of
deposit will be forwarded 10 the Register Of the Trea
sury By the depostor with indication Of the denom
nation Of stock certificates he desires thereon Interest
Will be borne on the stock from the date OF such oe
post
The interest due upon the Treasury Notes so depos-
tied will be settled by the accounting Offices and the
RENTED by draft in the usual form 70 the de-
positor. r. :. WALKER Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Co has declared
shalf yearly dividend Of FIVE per cent
A bin was passed by the Pennsylvania Legisla-
Tuesday authorizing the state Treasurer 70 Dor
$4,000 meet the deficit in payment Of the inter
est due on the let inst The loan bears an interest Of
six per cent is reimburable in ninety days and the first
receipts in the Treasury pledged for It's repayment
At Boston during the last week there has been
more ease In the financial circles Of the city. The Banks
have generally discounted 70 tee full extent Of their
ceipts having fear Of calls for specie to make New
York funds exchange this city remains steady at
par Purchasers for investment Of railroad and fancy
stocks evinced upward tendency, from greater de-
mand than supply and city Of Boston FIVE per cent
scrip wen, Up to ga; in the face Of proiercd loan Of
100000 az six per cent. City Of Albany scrip with
pledge Of Western Railroad placed a. u per cent
advance decline took place in Vermont and Masss-
chuseis Railroad stock from the proposed issue Of
stock Al IS TO obtain three four hundred thousand
dollars Of requisite for its completion to Brsitle
borO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18

On Wednesday morning 1lih inst after a lingering
illness, MARY McMANUS, eldest daughter CT Andrew
McManus. aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
at half past o'clock, from the residence OF her father
81 Atorney.st without farther invitation.
On Third day, tuesday 10th inst EMMA c. daughter
OF George and Mary H. Provost in the th year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends ofthe family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on rith day (Thursday)
morning at 10 o'clock, from l66 Madisonst. The re
mains will be taken TO Rye for intcrment
On Tuesday 10th inst. ANNA, wife Of John Hitman,
In the nth year OF her age.
The friends of the family also those of her sons
George and John l. Hmsn are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral This Day at o'clock, p NJ. from
her late residence G. EsseX.st Her remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in,erment l7f2'
Al Bangor Maine Friday, the 18th day of February,
inst ANNE FRANCES, wife OF Thornton MeGaw, Esq
and eldest daughter of Joseph and Almrs Carr.
The deceased was one OF those pure spiritual be nes
so rarely seen earth that they 20 belong 10
another and higher sphere. In all those relations
which her destiny called herto sustain-as daughter
= sister a wife, mo;her-thc exact performance OF
every duty and The scrupuous observance oeyery pre-
cept of the law Of kindness sonsepsrabe from her
character 10 seem less the result Of education and
discipline than OF the very constitution Their nature
Without even the semhsnce Of osien;ation. her daily
life night example OF the practice OF every Chris
tan virtucso that when, at length, the summons came
which called her spirit from the fre mansion in which
her Maker for time had placed IT, il passed away as
calmly. as peacefully, as naturally rs though she bad
but folded the drspery OF her couch sbou; hsr lie
down TO pleasant dreams The separation from such a
being though but for season 10 those whose hearts
We're entwined with hers is of the hardest trials in
the mysterious dispensstons of Providence; but to
them belongs the Christians consolation that spirit
loved go well was earlier blest than theirs
Wo unto us ? not her-tor she sleeps well 10
At Dummerston VI 7th ult Lydia Burnett =. Also
2lst ult OF consumption. DR.. Jonathan Burnett &C.
AT BernsrdstOp. Vt Goth ult Rev. T. Rogers senior
Pastor OF the Unitarian Society in that town aged Co
Mr. was settled over the Society IN l-Oy in which
situation he continued till his death, period OF almost
thirty eight years.
AT his residence in cumberland CO Va 18th Dec lslt
Col Joseph :. Pslmore.
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Rrighton NIarkct-MoxpaY. 20 b. lsa7.

At market $40 Beef Cattle Is yokes Working oxen,
30 Cows and Calves 100 sheep and u Swine
PRIcFs-Bcef Caffls-Extra Sc 80 srst quality 80
second do 25d5 20.
Working Oreu-sales at s74. SIS and so
Cons and Calrg-sales were made al s2l. 50. so
and s8
SheeD-Ssles were made at the ioOHn prices II 60
o. 2l3 r. 3 %. . and s..
Sriae-Saes were not noticed there being but few a.
market.
NB-There being large supply of Bccves al msr
ket the prices above hardly sustained and large
number remain unsoli AZ the close Of the market
Traveller.
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Markets-Carefsay reported for TIE TribVas
rs

AsHEs-There is fsr inquiry and the sales are llO
bs Pearls at So ana 40 10 Is bbs Pots 81 ssi The
market is steady Export from lea to 10Th February
III bbls Pots 800 do Pearls.
REEsWAX-Wiihin a few days, u 10000 10 primo
Southern and Western Yellow have been sold al q cents
cash.
COTTON-The sales today are supposed to be some.
what over 1000 bales though they not reported and
there appears DO considerable mystery about the
movements in Cotton for the last day or two. We can
no, learn the exact decline submitted TO- but believe to
be in the neighborhood OF cents u since the lst
inst Freight square bales 10 Liverpool has been en-
gagged at 7.l6d 2 %, and round bales al ID.
Export from he Ports Of me UEitd Stats comeHeiag la
Ssr'eabcr 1876
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18
Corr Calendar....THIs Day.

SrpyRfoa CourT-Nos II, O. q 100 l23 l2- rs
a. o.. ~ OF l96 % 2f7 n. 70 . H. "A: 20. ~ Ic
l65. l67 l6s lC Ia III rs, ~, ~ l7a le0 los
10 IA l52 A. 70 lsl.
CrkcuIT Cou14-Eos 90 90 30. So @. e. g. Sc. g.
~. y IL
Co,ixoS PLrA---Pmt Nos. H. Il q . -. 35.3i57
80. a. - Part -Sos a. 20. o. 100 I02 lOi lC6 To-
ITO IL. ia. 10 Us 100. l22
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TO THE APFLTCTRD-Unfailiag .

Two THE AFFLFCTRD-Unfailiag success for (.
perot of % years has f1y e.f13lsh7d toe efficacy OF
The ore Anody ne Drops-tbeng Eery
OF he a,s Dr. Hart whom Il owes ia orsin, 70 BE had
~ he msnufacinref, q. B HAMMOND x 60. successor
~ ire late Dr. Har corner % Broadway and Chambers
.st,tniux sgsgart's new marble bgldinxs
n We nave ,nstreceiyed By last arrivals choice
sornsn. Of Labn Gerlan and ssissys extracts Soap, Cos
-rcs kc together with choice assortment u OK Mar.
row Cold Cream sxua d0ubls dsSsl.sd Cologne. he Of
our swn H.an1fseture. a23mS-
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miscellaneous
MESSEs. HUBBs & CLARKE 5
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

40 g. West Washingful-p 8ctt --AfGr Nsr-h I,
80 - Folrfl-sf. on Washington square.
flNHE PRINCIPALS, having been rd io believe ga. an
: enlargement II their School atc0mmotsi0ns woulf
meet with general favor plrcAlsr oi AZ the corner OF
Fourth sna McDougll sis fronting % Walngol-sqare,
and have erected iereon comm0diOus h1dl1e % which
lhey purpose ter Institution about the 45 of
the PIE sent month.
Tie location j. central ard pleasant and essy oi access
from al parts ofhe city. IT, freedom from the din oi pub
DC ghfare rna ~ rweiaie proximity io one O DE
spacoua alf beautiful parks n our city render Il
peculiarly suitas f0r The study arc instruction OF youth
part the house hrs been reserved Tor h- residence
Of the family a. a. tie Principals without a. az En-
croachug upon ihe ample accommrd0 IONS d-i rnei Or
the school The SOLITARY ercc OF Oils Arrangement urol
h. manners OF the pupis WILL lie presumed, commend 10
10 the appreciation cf parents erd Csaroigns. sch'o
Rooms are made airy and Attractive, ent fitted with spe-
The facilities Afforded ~ classical ana business edlca
ton, well Tor juvenile irsimctoncour.es II study
hours ofecuresimcs o public exercises Of ihs selo1-
OF awarding cards eff merit ccrticacs and dp. ,ns Hc-
cording lsi system Of graduating schoarship s,d de-
p0riment-seasOus ard times oi meeting u the lounE
Mems Literary Soeety OF the scho0irr ulai DIS ~ he
session u study under the care OF Instructors Tor
those pupils whose parents desire it-qare1ia nature Of
tie government and dIsclq l1eaqgsniages for physical
exefcse-ierms I'D references ls OF which Wal De ek-
planned IN the rcuar rnd Catalogue a'uul % be pub
shed may for the present De- learned bT personal inter-
views with the Pnuc.pas Parents who ar seeking
place for tie education II their s0rf ffe med enc ~
vied % visit he School ard the Rooms % wchii j. o. be-
INI TT
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General Nollees.

IT, nited brothers of Temperance, AssOcia-
ZION No Mechanics Hall. 81. Broadway mis- evening
al 4 O'Clock Addresses ty Doctor VIM u. Wallace. Wn.
IL Wilcox from Vermont snd others. Ambulance free
JAMES HARPER, President.
Tao.f.s Woon Sacratsry lgf IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18

DEsTRUcTIyE FIRE.-Tho pork house Of Messrs.
Morgan & Campbell, Covington Ky with large guam
tty OF provisions was destroyed by fire the 18th.
Loss estimated at $4,000 Insured. 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18

PENSACOLA. Feb. 5.-The troops now stationed
Fort Pckens under marching orders for some
port OF Mexico. They have all their equipments &c
packed, and will probably leave in few days some
merchant vessel II Is generally believed that the forts
here are to remain have heard of troops
having been ordered here. Cor. Of the Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18
Goar0inr.

BOARD WANTED-lna genieel, quiet ami pleasant
bh1arling house private family for gentleman end
bis WIFE trcn 1--we aad eight years o'i and SER
want. Requisites. 4 large room, pleasantly situated.
comfortably ana neatly furnished, with pantry attached
good table aud quiet ehbOr The house must be near
but not on omnibus route either up or down town
Address posi- paid. stating 'euas without fuel or no h
foF r 81. Hedfelds BOOK sioie Clinton Hall Refer
eucef exchanged. la SIS
BOARD WANTED.-A gent eman ana his wife
- wishes board n geuiee. private family. 'front.' or back
ROOM unflushei il HudfOn-sf. Canal or King SIS
Address W. n. O. this Office lst ~
BOARD WANrED-Bva siIy gsuten IN u steady
Dhabll. i1 family where there few no boarders
location below Canasf Address Comfort Tribune oice
l8f2r
DOARD II VDIyN-Between Broad ay and " all
ID ugtun square In gcnieel private family lor two or
thr, gentlemen with breakfast and tea. address box
ilf p 10 l3f 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-18

Cv L. d. OF q. F.-The members OF Covenant Lodge
No IS L. o " o y are hereby notified o. meet al he
Lodge Room ls7 Bowery, on Thursday ihe ism INST al
O'Clock for the purpose of paying the ssi bue Of
respect 10 our late brother John NJ Mchse. BY order
Of JOHN {. GRAHAM. y. q.
Cas- ] Collins Secretary M euss
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WAEros's gayALgsrA.
cOysTIPATION (cosrryESRss) DESTROYED,

Z 7
:sssnots tnreferste ard habitual ConsDssn (cstrs-
He/ oag totally bat also eemptefsly dssfvoy
Cd WITHOUT eR<r psrysfres. INFECTIONS tsfk.
byg natsro firspL agrssatf ssd .nfallsts
s'tiy dIeo5sysa ~ Frgree By NJ Wafoa 81 R1s R,oAs.
leo Ps1s." Price 80 cent?
A PERU5AL OF THIS TREATISE cannot fail 10 die
"A pei all doubt tho mind Of sny reader Of he se1sas
Character and great importance Of lhs discovery which has
ssstos Frame, Esgsnd and the Continent with its
m.rksble results This great remedy light, pslatsbs
ard delicious FOOD called Eyssnts'-s Vegetable
Fsrr.-in some respects resembling Auow-rooi
The Treatise and Ervslsnta constantly hand st The
Nsona Depot Of WsSton, Of Paris expressly established
for lhsir sale, a. HENRY yOHNS0N3 Drug and Chsmi-
csi store, Ia the 0rans Building, rs Broadway,
ChsmbcrssL u Purchasers must remember that
lheres no genuine Ervalsnts bal Wsrtors ISL 3nseod
~ EDWARDS LESTER, American Consai ~ oe-
~. nOs, requests all his friends and correspondeau W
forward heir mauicsi him through Harn6sn
Co.'S Express, Wast STspaid, OF hey WIZ not Dc ios
warfed. ~ om
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