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-Eor ss- Pl s1e phis Fire Engine ofnsinrnl-s ~.
.i5bt psiudnF- in Woolsiie5 uesi siyr Tue rlshr
,sriv rev snt IN perfect order .tro~s gaey sc
.r-sfr over ~ feet has eyrn1in- irFef- sFfl+s -
..-roe- sud 81 The recent improsrmfn's ih- o.npa-y
4pg out OF service present tsye ~ i.n.s. Use o'
.-..,Ns assrss. ROBERT Z. JAMES,
81 So IS Cherry-st PHI ateFliA
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------pyy AMI NOON'If hlr.yl.ssf, %, N
ROOTs AND -bPI' =, pl.r'-. SO cs.es, eomPh.,s
- % bf, -t - n boots s3oes eaiher sno oyersnoss
q rf1EsDtY Feb. -, a. 10 o'e.ocs ~ ~ So
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IsATHAsD -@Hytropslhy And Homeopathy Impartial
Auufscisietr fom ihe ihrt LoucOn ecron. <Jcts al
- 49,. l.Oft tu.sf LONG A BROTHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

GENERAL NOTICES.

~ MIR. Richard IL. Dana will deliver the third
lecture Of his series on shakspese this evening A. The large
Chspel Of The University, commencing Al o'clock Sub
ec- Woman Tickets 50 cents, TO be had al the door or
or At the bookstores of Messs Appleton, Putnam ke'no'
.,s Baker 4 sc,ihper 2lfl.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

-u,uF LADY who len = valuable shawl at the ladies'
l shoe store OF MIDDLETON RlkEhAN. ST Brosd-
vav on the "a day Of January 1882 Il requested 10 call
move ownership pay for advertising ard taIe Il away
Also the lsdy who len gold pepccsse on Feb 10 IL
I O-T-A drab bead purse containing email amount
Iof money IN bills and change, losi 10 one Of ih-
Ami.yst stages or In Ann-s between 80 snf Broadway
The finder will be well rewarded by returning Il 10 ~
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r>nI. RUBBER GOODs.-DAY, 3 CoriAnd'i
1 49, f,r sale OF his own msnufsctlrs
n ZOO dozen p asuc slspencers
sao0 ysrds Indis Rubber con.
o0a ibs Railroad Rubber lcises
ts ooo s.-t India Rubber Hcse-DAy's patent
100 Day'spsi-ui lueis Rubber House Tor Oslio'li'
2O0O Camp BlAnkeis
:, Portable Bosis-Day's patent
,Ol In. sgxtou-rs Rubcer-
Zoo pair, lndis Rub.er boos
- esses Iudis Rubber shoes
80 Co.ts .pes ard spanish PoGcaef
Srs1 Ipsi. r. bier Bets sd Pillows
I5.l DOZEN Riding and Money bels
sion. steam Pscsing, ss1pefior sto-s- .-..s
Ths.. snd g-rers sssorgn-ni Of RGboef Goods A. 49,
4, @v-rv climate FOR sale snd being co1sialuy
irred, by ne acVernser' ine HSoe '~ff 2lf
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YiFRICaS CJKcVs.- SANDS. III

n Propri Srosdwsv nesr Spring Admission 3
ct.. children hslf rcr-WEDNEsbAY EVENING. Feb
a. 1872 eegsrt Horsemsushir Gymnastics by Sands and
hi. dran prrf0ms1ces IN ne Aens ny Stout RIsgle-
Perez H,rkus Aymar. Mallory. Nc. Gown. P-ri ,nd
Ring Muster. De CsTp To conclude IN The PONf
RACES or Union Course ir NniSiure Introducing IN
Graphic syle a the sports shows, oc- ard incidents Ia
nsr t1 tie frecuenfers of The ongssnd Conrse The
whole 10 conclude viii grand Hurdle Race With siS
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

~ ~. Frances OF Hainps-a. before fegorie' 40 allen r
, sr...~i ~ser .-t and abandoned y-nts 80
~ f > months o Size sai-d tom ffansift iii'
. y..s an I'D pee iot Ihects, o ehc-> .ti'
-.fbrr y4. snovn w-re-Join VILLAINS u hthler., Ht7
49, N,,r I'D o str rste James san,'rl u' safr fe
l.--- A,srof b. -iir terri ir snt Charles L-aai o
Drrref,n. GslM Williams. luy. 90 the captain
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- N 1n--,s, Pc ia'sv'--rs-i's sr' ~ a -'s 5s -
li1 Or me-, t-i4 sof b. tqte1 orr .f1s orle.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-21

Fy Another Lecture by Mr.. ff>ke-IHtofk-
- FisEE will deliver his second lecture Al Clinton hall
mi. ednesday) evening Feb s, al u O'Clock upon The
sopdera IL Hgencs Of psychological remedies in hesing
.sssas the Impressions OF The mind upon he health sch
- rurad without of medicines Tckeis 10 be bad
:, he aoor DR. Dods viii perform some surprisng -x-
s,,,sns Classes 81 e. Il and oelock, each day
pilH,na... ~orsf.ntIv formng 2iflro
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF YORK....FEBRUARY p.
~ SEE MfRINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE ~
MINIATuRE ALMANAc....THIs DAY

Ihs soot feiA ia.
as set......5 a Morn q Even..-...
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n WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb q, viii be exhibited
sn Aers Machine giving ship In ull operation, sccom
panied win Lecture 0f Scientific Illustrations The us
chine vii ~ Us way rapidly about the spacious area BY
re power of 10 machinery guided ~ s own helm
ern direct lines or aying IN rci-s-hus emonsrsung
the rraccshy Cf making Pc voyage % Csforuis IN ave
days Doors open 81 Lecture 10 commence 81 ocoes
Tgcsas IS cents to h. oh.siu.f st ~ tcsnr lefStss
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~ ~ u \ KS NA.---AttIINll lll-A, hlu NiA0is
1 making long voyages will hrd Heckef. Fsrus one ~
he most and best foo1s hey skepalass
highly nuinu0us, essy pre- peroi, and ec1nomlcsl-ap
r1ved by he New-Iofk Academy OF Medicine and ne
acuiy generally. a wholesome food FOR inysids
the healthy Puup Ia boxes of convenient size and her
m-rcaly sealed. sold by he principal Wholesale g-oces
I'D bv HECkER L BROTHER.
fg i2t,eof 10l Cherry-sL
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10. FOR cHiGFORNiA.-Irs.e Meats
II Game kiiis, 1r a. ALLEN ( ROBERss, 20 Front
4 These Lricles invaluable 10 travellers They are
n1tuo In Tin cans - anI ~ esch and furnish de
ions meal any cnse and under any cic1ms ances Tor
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ge se are warranted superior 20 anything 10 Ins market
guaranty IL given 90 desiredl hat they VIII retain per
1-ev FOR year. Their nutritious and quaiu-- Cs
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.. on U In Masking their sores for sea voyages or re-
mote climates. ALLEN h ROGERS. 2N5 Front g.
81 irrs corner Peck-sip.
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THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish a
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principles by which the Administration of Gene
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