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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
~ Market Street Ivnchbur Virginia, two doors above
" Messrs Phelps 4 Perkins auction store
Cured hair and shuck Mattresses,
Cotton ditto (bated)
Moss 8 dutn
New Feather Beds-Tarred and white Ropes Tor con
tractors and warehousesWhec ropes for merchants all OF
which articles shall be made durable IN the United
States; for have tared wheel rope of make IN this
pla that has been made II years. and good rope
persons wishing to see will please call my shop Cor
dage of ptonsewng twne, sample twne cot
ton lines. lines pom lines sc. Persons wishing to see
nv yor, will do well call my shop and examine 1t for
themselves All orders for making and repairing mattresses
shall be strictly attended to, with neatness and despatch
Jan 4--is RlCItAItD lIUGON.
0z- Republican will please copy.
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HARPS.--J. F. BROWNE would inform his friends he
purposes visiting Lynchburg, the third week in Janua-
rvs will be happy attend to any orders he NAV be
wthor for repairs He will hay with HIM fine selection
OF HARPS Strings, and Music Orders left at Mr. p Tay-
lor Main Street, Richmond, will be promptly attended to-
J. +. BROWNE. & CO
Jan 4-2tf 295 Broadway New York
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Administrators Sale.

administrators Sfsge.
WILL be sold the highest bidder Tuesday the 18th
w instant, the late residence of Jesse NOEL, de-
ceased in the county Bedford all the perishabe proper
ty belonging to said estate, consisting Of the
Stock of Horses, CGfsfe, Hogs. Sc,
CROP or CORN. O3TS FODDER and PL.4N'I.l
TTO.N UTENSILS, together with the
Household and AifcEscn Furniture.
TERMS-All sums under $40, cash-a sums OF SO and
over credit months will be given the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security
The LAND offered for private sale and will be shewn
to any person wishing purchase by Mr. Charles Price
who resides thereon and who is duly authorized to sell the
same.
All persons having claims against said estate, will please
present them for payment and all those indebted to said
tate, will please make payment to me- -
JESSE NJ. NOELL,
Administrator Of Jesse NOEL, deceased
Jan 1-t16'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-04

In addition to the above Sale.
I SHaLL. OFFER FOR SALE SOME IS OR 90
I'ouMs, Likely and "Reminiscences
among which three good Cooks Terms made known
Jay of sale J. NJ. NOELL
Jan 4-tl6J
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LOrIsARAlLROND EXTENSION.

GEN TAYLOR, in answer 10 al Invitation from the
Governor Of Pennsy vana. visit Harrisburg on h way
Washing ton says it will be in his power to do So
but that he will avail himself Of The earliest leisure atc-
The 4th Of March 10 make visit Tia, Commonwealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-04

NERVOUS DEBIIIrY-I0SS or ENERGY
Nright's Indian Vegetable Pills speedily and permanently
restore declining powers OF the human body This
first Doubted bat fact better established Those
who .he sol disant Salsapaa for this purpose.
look, .ong medicine far less expensive and ef
fcctual.
CiyMrR, Chautauquc CO. y. ~ Oct 5, 1873.
1)r. WIN WrightSir For the last three four wears
had been gradually running down, and finally became
weak that | unable perform my usual labor. |
advised your Indian Vegetable Pis, and am graft
fed that by the of three four boxes began To
feel like myself again and thoroughly restored.
From my experience ,mncnd your Pills to ths
Afflicted with confidence HAT they Will be found medicine
Of great efficacy and ,alle lours, truly,
JOHN CLEVELAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-04

UL,NK BONDS FOR SALE Attn OFFICE
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCHBURG MARK L Is.

Wedaesday, Jan. 8, lS49.
TOBACCO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
saratoga-Lake Champlain, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


TIcoNDKRoGA Msy 5, 1872
How delightful the first snuff OF Spring IN the
country The plains Of Old Ticonderoga are
green for more than two miles beyond the grey
aubesten old bnit,ement. Flocks with their
little skipping young dot the beautiful green here
and there, undre cted by the shepheld Beyond,
forest of sweet maple supplies the place OF
hose sturdy oaks which were felled near cen
Jury since obstr1ct the progress OF Abercromble
Countless gay robbins are merrily singing and
perch undsiurbed and tho music OF e iull band
On the swift steamer Saltus now moorng at the
wharf in front OF the old wall, and commanded by
Green Mountain Boy, responds to the music OF
the birds.
Such IS but II hours from New York, oming
through the NEST interesting part Of our country
The completion OF that most desirable work, rail.
DAD 10 Whitehall from Troy, the great travelling
community have looked for with vast interest.
Passing the plains OF Saratoga Fort Edward,
Fort Ana and other places OF equal interest this
root may be called classic, while al the same
time the traveller enjoys all the Injuries OF modern
comfort and speed. Then upon the Lake, passing
Putnams Rock and many high cliffs. hiding places
I,r scouts, and passes famed IN esrly times. when
The mountains scarcely IN the distance echoed the
noise OF cottendjng armies, aud the region was
the battle field OF contendipg nations
Ssrstogs cmulates the great enterprIse-I mean
the Saratoga aad Washington RR. and . prePar-
ins for the inevitable increase Ci irsVele.s and
listers The euterprising Nj Brown has I'M
proved the entire vacation since the season closed
Id The Fal 10 .ea range the iavOrIte Old Congress
making very exientive additions OF rooms, ground;
and walks OF course those walks, overhuDg by
the rch foliage OF the venerable elms and naples
are religious re arced, and the vsrissted mound,
AID walks remain nearly the same, while the
additions are equally tasteful. Oat the main build
M the piszzs has been changed and the laxuri
,us prt nisnade, with lsitice-work and rich vine.
N front, greatly beauties the whole view from INT
street. There is no doubt Congress Hall Wi
on present It's usual comfort and ssiety, as IN ih'
os!nliest DAYS OF lie at Saratoga
improvements and additions also going OF
AZ the In ted States and II is said that more thar
oae hundred rooms are already engaged at oott
hose fashionable houses. The season will com
mence early.
Al MONTGOMERY Hall. Mr.. Moon has established
as-acc conveyance 70 penetrate the country twice
vr.,k as lar as the head waters Of the norti
branch OF toe Hudson, where may found mountain
ron, and other delicious f.h and game in abund
ap.e. I noticed the famous snlmal hs'ydid, no
80 .rsin.nr. as the saying Is. bat employed as
.cie..-sph between town and country. admir-,
an animal having the amiablity and feetness o
The deer s..:
he thousand, OF your readers preparing for ihei
annual trips TO the country. Yours, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

~ Fowier- Il Wells, Phrenolosi-t- and
Publishers, Canton ha. .1l Na,sa-' l-ai re "a. A.
- Jewelers. member ui te ~-..tt % o.. 2
Nal-f.- J4-rr.ars are rec iese- o re Ar l.,A
ef.-- Friday evening hereafter DO f.- lew ru.- 81.
Bose-r 81 story. J-ve.er. friendly - PIE Assoc 20 .f
so requested 20 attend Gay erer-s Naf H. - - q.
~ Mr.. VI. =. Cove Nichols. Wae-C a-e ay,,,.-
caa 3 Lex .'9l--r C'rs-' -1rs f-' ~ 4 d '''1
- Wnter-C are in~titutes.-uS IS..i Gee rs
patients A. l.s c.rr- l.', .... ts "a, -l.7i - -
one door Som Il4s pa-a --i 10 Drs'e- Bay. L. PIE
tas .-c -or0e'e-f -s--'- c---r'- g-act-o one
,a..--ols. vl.ta. cr p .e-er = 40 I'M
~ Wig. Wigs. Wi=s ze4- aai STRANGER,
t lIrr -.at t1- irEe. .aFe-. asa lc- 80 i-l
0 q - ta -. PEGS. Grads 20 ol- BAG and o-er
crnsmtlt4. l.f re- iourl 50 NElH-Rsr E-Aso' 5.
= Ns.-..-.a.s TIE trade s-rVlst a. .m
- Gentlemen, Wv do you - 30 'lo.o miserable
BARRIERS where Hov llv one hair trls jog .or. o-
ge-cf without cesl.I- vi en you tau sef ylar BAR ca,
Be- tle ae'v S.ru- s-ye a. liErHrRsr EEN2os. = Ma
ien-ane. 81 cesl par 90 Aa-f 9r-'-es -'e4 - eacA
customer ~ tN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

DIVORCES IN COSNEcTIcUr.-The Neic Haren
Regls' thai 10 the arst week OF the Lesi'
atve Session there. dozen. Of petitions for di
vorce had been received chiefly for alleged violation
Of Commandment, No. T. Il adds, that cautious leHs.'
tor = required and ias; tie separation OF families by
divorce affect. the children njunously. No doubt Il
does and perpetual quarrelins he part Of the par
EMS does them 20 good except a. warning to avoid
similar scene. themselves-.i possible l. not Judicial
inquiry properly regulated better than Legislative IN
vest, cation % questions Of divorce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

"a M- John A1Eus'ns, t-e weI-yu0wn phi-
-,-,br-ris. appeared core ne - S.s--s,c ct TIE
rolce t---. yestc-isr a-i made sr r-.s rs7c-ts Ia
re case. g -eTl- ri1-l-laa cams ~. .l-s-, ac-
racs sc .or whor b. had os-l s4re-y -cre-a. lad
been coa...a.v reformed. and o-acrs were hopeful
NJ Augustus - accomplished much good. sd seem.
~ q. mssns Ts.r- n wc-to.1s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
LUMBER COOKING sTOvEs.-r

- VI mes and others interested, IL called 70 ne sooYs
stove A. be.n the most convenient, economical and best
operating stove purposes Intended, ever Invented
Tie heat Oh way the chimney passes enuroy argnud
tie oven causing D. 20 bake equal 70 DrcA oven Ahey
will operate In The open ire place, creating no
neat Ia he room with bard coal, wood o. aarcoa Inc
aunexsd are the prices No comes a. 81 y. stS NO
sat g. Oue.foufh Of Of coal will be found suhcisu
10 DO the cooking Of ordinary sized sana n ior the
next months JAMES ' ItbpELo,
my9 81 10 pcsAAan's|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL FOR Yovyo

nIADIES II SOL I'll BROOKLYN NE. AZ A.ss
CARKOII in,lts lie attention Of 1areois - DIS eay,
Rroos "a snA vny % the Plan they n'end 70 aa0ft 'ot
the eluearou q yo4nS .S1is- enlfUsed - mel eAs
s.f forth ia her crc.sr wa.eh aay - oetAnsd a. uet
residences 81 lno--.t south RsOosyn. OF Al ne ooss
store o. { Franc. Co ~ Broadway. Toe stsAno1
q The scaoo was chosen with view 20 rs A-s.Ai aesr
u oeag open 20 no ar from ne Bay and ias As.aera'
country AMI $50 fro - accessibility 20 his cty saacs
lrg r couvsnen for children % rsr.n - their homes a.
- close OF re week should Psrssts 80 desiEs
W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

,r,o nFSTIsTs.-Just received from our menafac-
rory AZ Trenton y J. nns lot Of incorupuole teeth
oeauu n texture OF enamel, shapes natural body good
md ,rong palss arse and well .et warranted 10 stain
- bloyv.ulDe hOut cracking Or changing Color and lo
NJ wholesale and retail a. FOSTER CO.'S bI Broad.
g resr VI he entry irs iOOr Were We have on nand
vra uDroved dental operating chairs, with moveaD4e
back, SC We have on hand a lot u tEsly pulyensed
e,d.,s~ Tree from impurities crude do nyZ 6w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
PAPER HANGINGS,

~ BROWNS paper hanging, border and bandbox i'm
N.pOrting and Manufacturing warehouse, % Canal st
largs assortment Of French aud Ansnesn paper hang
.nss borders, fTsboesd prnis, bsldboxes and grsle
aprons. Rooms neatly pspsre1. 40 lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

IT. The Bishop Of Limerick bss bad to 20
.h-o,s and live on small allowance, I'll hs sequesirsi-
81 .sIsrT amounts TO equal to the debts 10 hss
insaUeS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

W COT NTiNG ROOMS "a Broadway VIKING Case
- are received nom TOO and 20 n They thes
oghlv instructed gpor " Jouess system. developed
N a. smeu,arv Writing SVOks The success that hos
attended instruction, N TIE principal schools
oi s CIV AMI 10 Brookyn, waerc they adopted by
tie Board ElgcAnon, sui eeni gaArSay thai ne pso
gress 81 tie pupil - ccunien>grss WIN ne lns srs
s.tegrou gwen TIE books psoishsd BY J Meseal.
successor 20 " loussl ~ Br9aa~sy. NeteS.i &C.
elpcs Us Gme, Ggra. lie dsy, tescns IA s,oos sai
families uNtV Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

Ma nv Premium shell COMBS not sod IN any store
or orsrea a. has oeen asserted by few Ny Combs have
sheu he premium for the ast years The sdss and
be., u d.ss decided ny Combs are sepenor 70 AL
For sac only ny store. T Broadway al The dgn ofths
(so,den Comb Premium 5he! Comb s,ors 30s{ Broad.
9ay ZEBEDEE 81. QUlNBY. Premium Open Top,
sold Twist Chain Top. Carved Dress Combs, Buas!o and
TO- Shell side Combs Shell Har.ptns and Long Combs for
csfdren Al Comos purchased Of nis warranted 10 aunt,
ershsnged made 70 suit VIII exhibit ibis week few
splendid open pa,tsrns never before seen 10 s cy
Fans, or other cites Please call aud examine % ss-
sortmenf ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
CALIFORNIA.

TO GOLp.wAsHER MAKERS AND VENDORS
As THERE HAVE BEEN and sui arc number
Aof God Washer. offered tor sale and advertised q:
the beet had. we, tho undefsgned who bshevv and
advertise ours tho be. offered for sale propose public
exhibition Of our machines aud also al evidence VI our
honest belief that what advertise 10 thus, ot AL OF US
offer machines tor sale JOIN and select committee o.
respectable Idges, and procure TOT each macnlns
given amount Of sand, into which let mo committee pi'
an equal quantity Of hne spesr solder and mix we'll
then let tho sand through his own machine
IN his own way and et the committee Judge which aooe
the quickest and who catches the most Of the sodsf
Let the committee give certificate 70 the NEST sucesssfn
ono and advertise tho result that the public may know
wnsne 10 get such machine a. VIII answer their purpose
when they got ~ California -
SHERWOOD 4 FITZGERALD,
nyl0 Pr Gold Washer Depot nv Fulton. cor sasssus
DORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR cALiFoR-
L NIA-Ihe galvanized iron houses constructed ~ mo
for California, having met with 90 much approval am
nus call ts attention Of hOss going TO Cair
MIA TO an examination Of them Theron grooved IN sucn
manner that all parts u the house roof and sdes gids
ogether and house z0x5 can DO put up In lees hsn
day They far cheaper than wood are nrepfooi snn
much more comfortable than tents house u me aDose
-zs can be shipped 10 boxes zfes long and siesl woe
and inches deep the fre .Lt on which would % about ~
10 San francisco There viii aso DO no trouble 10 fsulov
ng from part Of the country 10 another, - me hvase
can IN few hours be taken down and put up ny eeans
upon the subscriber house Ofs above sEs esn no SOC"
ms 3m. PETER NAYLOk. u stons-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

rTEACHING.--A gentleman who Is a graflaie o' a
College 10 b. ID Standing wlsAes ~ o3ia la.D a
ne.eu- f0 teach a. ne branches necessary -O c'ys
En.lsh ani a.slca. education pro1c4snt 10 Pla as
or1-r,-ufsl nenfaarsllD . good uusc.zr, vDca ana
asrilelfai and = Wiling 20 undertake any ofaAoA 2
1srlv required 10 au Eng..sL c.assica- Institution lac
cst u references. 10il regards aoy and s'l mora
Character csn be- rlTnislecle lafer from cefzt-A o
igh ..alcn. Do The c-g. with wlom be = pefs0nay &C.
er~, h. tine ty hour who'll ll one stllJn - &c
gia.nied He nae bad several years experience and W.
.r-d address : = r tlis 0itce n.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
SCHOOLS.
THE RICHMONn sEMIN AIRY rOR YOuNo

i LADIES' near ReAnsoad. Staten i,.snd. commenced
he slfnlrer session Oh Mor1Ey April 81 ua1er
agrfneat q Mr. snd Mrs kELLkrr, who eoaedertly
present their .nsufu worthy q patronage The
he.uty spa heathfuacss Of re locs1on such to
raSe 70 hs pupil Of ~ most attractive Psoe. q
and For board wash "a. Instruction n A. ne EaSsss
h-xrrhs. Lam euea.sFy sc1 s.aslg "a clss>~s
rer session II 2 eeks 81 Pupils ca, receive musical
A.G have the charge for ne EnsasA eofss De
r.er TIE Seminary caz - reached ron Newt
Aoqr, by takns The staten .saad oos RON sutA ferry
~ uora stage meets iae AID o'eoSs boat. ani
sr,s passengers 70 gzfe o. he lasrrton Creaia
villa rysereaees AOd AFses Psraes.Asy nsy - S25ais
- Nr grpeilcf Ws..-si Ncw.yOTk ~ q Nr. sad
NJ. KELLETT, A. the Seminary Pgl,s car eiyoy me
asv.niages o. ses-osiAing DAfTOS' fn9eAPsa
rvS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
DOOR PLATES DOOR PLATES /.

nOOR AND NUMBER PLATES in every variety ard
Dsye from u sailing TO G Visiting Csrds lnyifsuon.
Csks and Al Home Cards in the most lssnorsole Gyls
Please cal examine specimens the General Ensrey
lng once VI J. ~ CLAsoEs,
al ia. Murray 81. corner u Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
~ uoEXCOJs coPYIN0 AND SEAL PRESSES

ID HOE i CO.'S COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES.
II TIE ,usscrber- manufacture and have for sae, a.
ror eareroOns Copying Ind Sea- Presses of the most
approved patterns which they would cal no htenA"
nj eruf. aud others WHO are want VI superior az
rc.e ata moderate prce. The surface Of our copying
process being TUNED mo perfect copy may be ooiainro
i-h ea.e ana expedition They also furnish copying n<
~, .booxs copv.paper &c Z. HOE n co.
t,io fn Press Makers, &c. - 0old-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

N-GING 1iEN from ne country are " inied' 20 Sc.
several cheap and popular worAs issued GO SAhlei
Boston Pub cation Rooms. Tie .arges comm scion "
be- allowed or lair wages by The nonih VII oe ia4-
arge STOCK Of cheap i % A-P constant w ani
travelling agents vi do ~ a. 10 cal Cal mined .ley A.
SINNERS Publication Room, I bf-scA once 10
Broadway. rCon NJ. :, up s-all' a. lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
TO PARENTS AND GCARDIANs-A Gmily

recently removed 70 %, country desires 10 Sse tew
female Children 70 board and Instruct Tho number viii
De limited 20 six Tho beauty and salgeuty q The loct
uoa rs facility Of access. ths stenon nat wiz - rsh
believed offer strong Inducements 70 ihose WHO Ns
soAciious the moral physicsl aud Intellectual welfare
OF their children. Terms $40 per anngn quarterly IN ad
vance For and other Information. Apply 10 4 Z
.CIARk & .etckersf tieOd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS

HAVANA AND fR3HS<TS S~N~>
JAMES sADLIER ~ Broadway, ID door shove Amssi-
- can HOte-Ths sitsnr0o o. my Ilsnas sh e.' kusne
sspecttuy invited 70 he above arse spacious aud eo
rant store ers hey viii bnd al az Ones splendid and
Choice sioex Of genuine Havana and PnnePe sus Of s
most brands Alec 81 extensive assofmSnf VI
Virginia CAvendish Tobacco Of the favonts brands gem
.ns Turkey smoking Tobacco &C. &C. Thsrade saPphed
IN reasonable tsfms All lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
Ofylcg CxoroN AQCrDucr BOARD, April a. 1870
NOTICE TO WATER TAX ER>-Waisr Rents

N.re due aud PAYABLE Oh lAs let N May AZ this Othce
lR9riuda PARK Water takers who are desrogs u not
having p sauf ~ viii please be punctla IA their payments
aks iml5 JZZIAH NENMAN President {. A. Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
MERCHANTS, HOTEL,

EOURTH-sT between Arch and Market, Philadelphia
L The prOpreorship aud Management Oh hls "eH
noyn ho, (which Il located 10 the very center Of bust
e. having A day passed INTO the hands Of he suoscho-
eI hey beg ~ state thar 10 their purpose 10 rem.
der Il WORTHY u the Abera. patronage with which 10 mas
.en heretofore sustained and hope, by unien ng alien
uOn 10 deserve the patronage Of their Trends VINO may
c L McKIBBlN,
az i'm Formerly Vi the Exchange Hotel, Piti.odrgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

~ Col. COLLIER. who hiss been appointed lr,.
Collector OF the port Of San trane;eG' wn a, Ss,.
- ,,i he here today They WI leave IS soon IS
~'s, ~. 80 Ssn Francisco taking the route by santa
S', snd following J the course Travelled BY Col Cox n
isis-7 These gentlemen TO have an ssso rom
Independence snd wi proceed rspialy On rns, I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11
pRN ANn WRsrRRN MERCHANTS

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
C-FRANCIs LOCTREL, n Nadsn-lsns, vyea "a
Orm country merchants about purchs<ing goods ~ h~r
ne that they have hand large sDc new osot,,
meat Of French and English steuonsry WAGE iAsy VIII
Eank BooS. Of eyery possible szs. style and quality
notice. and ia the bssts fy4e "a,
Wnnng and wsPPaE P.pers, o. :. Aieds At Ne mil
price. FAAsSAo = soDA ~ 1.II,.
my5 ~ SA4"c'r.-n7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

NIANTED-A situation by Young woman a. eaam
w BERNARD and 20 asrsf .A washing IRONING ana -ele
RAJ nogsew ork small family Apply 10 SlxlecL.n
between Fnh ana ele,, where .ne Is a. present
employed. HlNt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

DOOFINC-Good wins Patent Cement shesthing FOR
lRoo1s !. cheap lght and dgrscls-puce u cent. PEI
ad On rou "a hem boards 3t cents per loot over
f.n or nc and warranted Apply y COODWts 20
College ace near Chambers-st kofereneos II bas
ford roof done 1850 feet % Csnue.t J. DeCosss roof
done gss5 feet % Wess Alderman Ferns, roof done
i22s feel 81 Greenwieh-st. Or c Ely roof dOre 10
fact ~ Frous-sf N.Y. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

NXANTED-Bv 'wo re.pec'lble Er', Situations. one
W rs clanb-imail aal % mind cIre1. iae other iof
reference can he had II required Apply a. 6' last Broad
War. i-r tlyn aav, mLl- =
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WELLS KIRK,
WHOLESALE DEALGks IN
FISH, PROVISIONS, &C.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND OTHERS.

NO ITO WEsT-sT corner Of Msnsy.st kewYork
" WAIT WILLS,
"a i'm hOkT Kirk.
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Mafresses alf FsafIeTs 1Tef OreTeI IVT sals a
N WIZARDS WareroOms, 80 Chstlarn-st corner o.
Mulberry The attention Of hOlss-aeepefs and C,nefs
rcary cal ed 70 Wel.s Patent Rgn' and Leu Scrs"
Bed stead which drew the premium a. no sts raj =. ~.
American ias-tu,e Old BEDS TenOvated Coz "-oesa4s
sr.r retail. ~ ~.
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SHERWOOD FITZGERALD.
,nviO Pr Gold W.sLer DsDo ll2A Fulton cor Nassau o.
DORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR cALIF
FANCY GOODS, GLASS VASES,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

t.LFF BOLEo, TIFEs, FEhE Z HIHI'
TOYS, &C.
WITH EVERY VARIETY Of this class Of g'od'' I'M
" HOLBERToN, IS aaiden-lsne
Also FIRE CRACKERS and manufactured nssrorn, n guam
-, - ,".,,,~s .,te.. an 2mfof
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NsrANTED-By respectable young woman, 'itla-
w on - cham 1errsid waiter. private Family.
Inquire az u Chssnui-sf tsw doors from Madison-'i
"a
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yIrANTED-S.uauons ~ two very competent s.r.'
w with good CITY reference. one 10 do ne entire aonse
work OF a family. the other - cnanoeruald ana Whr,
Mould 20 10 tne country C.lat74 S.Xthav. 30 Inc book
go mvi0 2t'
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CW;r. prk o.us, ard other color. u t~7d tapes, Of
vslols widths spOos Of 40 yuTds each, mAnufartnr-
I'd BY the broux Tape Company, and packed n small
cases suitable for DOcen AID cotton mAnuscgFefs Tor
sac ~ ,ne agents 7. h VANDERVOOkr 4 co
a4 IN ~ BrOs d-sf
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A RESPECTABLE

RESPECTABLE Protestant woman wants ~
1iuaf0n IS good COOK. washer and irone- None our
r-y,-e fsn, +, mead apply VII produce good city re-
ference from her as place Gel o. l'a fofs7iAs- second
story. font room. MIlY q
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WANTED BY respectable Young Protestant gil,
" uator a. nurse ana .aanisifsss or 90 90 clll err
work and .esving so oh cc' go short distance
30 the country or Brooklyn. Good city reference Apply
1.g.+ mvlO 20