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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
DANCING.

NAANCING ACADEMY.-M a N e
1IAUGUsTA ST. JAMES has the honor TO inform the
pubic of NewYork that she has purchased Of Madame
FERRERO her splendid establishment No. q HOWARD
ST and bees leave refer to the following card of Mad
ame FERRERO:
Madame FERRERO most respectfully announces the
fashionable circle and czeus generally Of NewYork thai
she has discontinued her Instructions in the polite accom-
plishmcn of DANCING and that the Possession of neT
ACADEMY has been transferred to Madame AUGUSTA
ST JAMES, whose very refined method and beautiful style
Of the eIanenty qualify her for The task she undertakes
Madame FERRERO, from her knowledge OF the great
abilities Of Madame AUGUSTA is most happy to recon-
mend her TO all her pupils and patrons and zeaously
soics for her continuance OF that favor and extensive
patronage which she Madame FERRERO has enjoyed for
many years assuring them, that aud strict attention
othe mparng OF her art to others be attractive feature
Madame AUGUSTA, she is persuaded will give general
satisfaction.
Madame AUGUSTA has made arrangements with her
correspondents AT Paris, Messfs Perot, Coray Mazllie
Celaus MRlie and SCio To receive all their compositions
positions for Quadrlles, Watzes Polkas Coiions Allie
mandes, &C &c and las already received new German
Dance called Mofron hso The Dreer and MaZUrka Qua
dres She will also leach the Spanish and Havana Qua
drilles
Regular Glasses for Misses and Masters on WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS al O'CLOCK PM For Gentle
men on MONDAYS and FRlDAYSat I! PM Private
Glasses OF eight be formed any hour suit the
venlence oil ladies' and geit!e9len. nj 6weod"
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENT
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDo,W sH hI,AI s;=,!, G., GILT 4. COR
hout furnishing their windows with the above articles
will find al j C. WOODFORD'S Z5 Broadway, the
areest and in the cty several styes
oever before introduced in NewYork. Lace and MHalip
Curtains DrApery Tassels Loops, Pins Bands Cornces
lc Families purchasing OF the subscriber may rely upon
getting frat rate article and low 1t possible TO i'm
port manufacture it, Merchants buying at wholesale viii
Ind decidedly their advantage TO call before purches
Ing elsewhere j. C WOODFORD. GS Broadw al6n
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TELEGRAPH.

ENELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran-
~ gers are invited cs and examine the operation Of
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH al
NORTONS TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS,
IN Broadway, New.York
The ismense attending the adaptation OF DIN
stesd's Patent Telegraph Battery to the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE
has induced the subscriber accept from lhe MAnafs
turers,
Messrs, Il SMITH L co n Fullon-st
the appointment sole Agent oJ the sale thereof A y
will hereafter be kept constantly OF sale al
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHiC ROOMS
IN CruaGway New.York
The Olmstesd Patent Magnetic Machine Tor MEDICAL
purposes, entirely different from any other medical in
strments thai no person form proper idea of It's sd
ysntages without Witnessing its operations when ,iey VIII
be ouRd 90 apparent as 10 render argument snperhuous
me current OF electricity completely under the coaro Of
The OPERATOR and can from almost pefcepbiy he gTsa.
uaiy Increased 70 any strength the patient may DESIRE
while instead OF feeling The painful spaSuodc contraction
OF The muscles produced by All other medical Instruments
gentle current IS flowing pleasantly through the sys-
TEN. Telegraph Companies respectfully informed thai
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus is kept constantly sale al
NORTON'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
III Broadway, Ssv-York
where al orders be addressed oil RM&WU
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E9RANCIS HARRIS PRINTING Els.

ENRANCIS HARRIS PRINTING Els
4 TABLISHMENT, Thames-st New-York, near
Broadway and adjoining Trinity churchyard-Ihe sub
scher every description of letter press PHI MI
ING in the most elegant manner being provided win all
the beautiful types, borders, ornaments, cuts &c &c and
the improved presses and other machinery IN use at
tue pretent day.
Work raed out NTH great dispatch and at prices com;
,qensu,ate Nth The labor and stock employed
Prices lust and uniform No printer in the city does or
can rate bis work al lower comparative prices
The cry of cheap printing be construed s1bby PRINT
ina There many grades OF excellence IN ms art as
in any other ach which should have It's graduated puce,
thueh the fact be little recognized In the commu-
nIy There seems be less ind less Judgment IN re-
spect this than any other OF The fashions OF refined life
How common the vulgar oppression, Any Kind OF PRINT
ing Will answer; the money spent Il thrown away
How many merchants give their orders for printing to any
eranG SOLICITOR who would kick pedar OF merchandise
cut OF their stores
CARDS-A great hue and cry has been made about Gard
Printing as if a separate branch OF The printing
business The truth is, Cards and almost every descnp
non of he printing executed better on hand
Than on any machine that has been substituted Never
thees the advertiser has OF the best Gard Presses
ever and will print Cards at all prices 10 sui the
wishes of customers.
ACCOUNT BOOKS made TO pattern and any kind OF
RULING and BINDING attended TO.
+ H. has had more Than twenty years experience N
every department of The Printing business including Inc
Newspaper Book Job and Sereotypng departing MIS- and
is fully competent perform contracts in thorough and
satisfactory manner No D.
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c,rpRgag COURT, New YokWiaz D Wsin2 se t aSe3
sH.fron Pamey and AM h. wife Htnnah p samss'ss,
f Fru re- .i Com .v To ANN rALMER 'i =, es
goasd required 10 aDswer'hs Comfy Of Me-.
YoTt The cry Hall til. Cry Of ST Y .o,s 9a to he
November a6o to srse copy OF y'qi yy. the
EsvYol within ssns, dss ate, ne 'er Aad yos .a."
he s,s compliant ~ tim the aores ne he CONG
Ion viii apply 70 the FOR the e Ell ~ uRo%SE
Dated SsTYofk SoysInber "a Ie' Pl,yutEs Atto:Dss
ra5 VITA
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------- ull,r dtcb,H Jpdg. Of IN saprs@e
r. oFDs spt g. Ssrs6y % ts p'9 ~
bDConr. asbafi abscoDong, colSrttSo
statue anIhgrns "a At schnen, Ia ths 81
9sf SyeToR POT AuD re- den' o. sl s.o
Cal sn L a.. AZ narge such attachment aeortnS
g. a @ he P BIZ .y p., .s i md q. s
th, pa rns any propsry within thS s,ate -
20 70 % my es s S'9 Of r9yt nv 80
BY AZ" a n MERRILL, Atsornay for Az aiag rsdN,
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PROPOSALS.

STREET DEPARTMENT 30 4HALL Of RECoRDS.-seaIs
Spupo-a vii Cd at ;he street Once IN
NJ 3ionca, Dee 1850, o'clock Regulate and SGT
Curb and Forty the Ninth to the Tenth a.,
10 -ua rad- conformity with the Amended Grades,
avenue from Twentyegh ST. 10 the hofer
Io- Of Fy third Reset Curb and Gutter stones ths EN-
from Twenty GIT Forty second M also Re lay Fggns on the
Eas,er, Sidewalk thereof suiy aad Ihfyh
sts Regulate Grads SEXTON OF Second from FRY hHd
Eighty 10 Eeguae and Grade Sect;ol 0i second az
from thrd to One Hundred Twenty thr Plans spe
chcauons mad application ne
Contract CLERK OF the Department
JOHN T DODGE, Street Com.
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6,RIELLY'S TELEGRAPH LINES,
W connecting with all sections Of the United States
Genera Office ISL Broadway Open from in the morning
10 Transferring business with the ORiey Lies in sny sec
ton of the United States will find their interest eavs
transmission les II
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FOR SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE, two desirable
BUILDING LOTS, saated on he North side OF fifty
sixtfsreet between the Sixth aud eyenhavenues, con-
nencinC one hundred and seyentyfve feet East OF the
SevenihaY nue. each Lot being in size 25 feet front aud
rear by 100 feet inches in depth.
Also two Lots of ground The South side of Fifty
eeyenh.sree directly in rear OF the above, commencing
200 eel Ees The avenue, each OF the linen
fcrs portion of the purchase money remain on bond
mortgage For prce and further particulars apply to
ANTHONY BLEECKER. Auctioaeer,
DIV No b osd- street.
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OFFICER WANTED.-The present

nFFICER WANTED present
&Bsuperinendent of the House of Refuge, for white
Children Philadelphia Pa having notified the Board of
Managers Institution, OF his desire 10 retire from the
Office lime between The middle of January and first
of April next the undersigned has been directed TO advef
he fact and TO request applicants for the situaton to
address him on the subject
The department above named has at present. about l80
male and 50 female inmates, who have been committed
especially with reference their moral reformation aud
trimming habits of industry The Superin nden char
ed with lie general supervision OF every part of the de-
parlmenl and is held accountable by the Board, tor the
nihiu performance of the duties OF the subordinate OIL
GERS TIE accounts of the department. ana the purchase Of
large portion Of the articles required are also committed
Those intending apply for the situation are invited t.
visit the house Situated al the junction OF the Ridge Road
and Coates street, where inornatlOn more IN detail as 10
tie duties the Office will be given by The Superintendent
who will also furnish list of the managers, any Of
whom will give such further Information may be desired
The salary of the office at present. IS s. 00O per annum
with rooms, fuel and lights for self and family The Board
have not determined what shall be in future There
probability how OF its being reduced hut some That 1t
will be increased depending IN assure upon the esi-
mated value OF the services OF the person chosen 10 I'LL the
situation.
Applications, in writing, will be received by the sub
scrber, until the 18th of December next.
Applicants will please their age, residence occupa
ton at present. and years past; whether they
have had charge OF any weekday school, and II
whether they connected by church membership with
any denomination OF Christians and such other facts as
they think may have bearing their fitness for the sit
lion They will also please furnish the names and resi-
deuce of persons whom they willing TO refer tor
testimonials of character.
JOHN BIDDLE, Secretary of Fl. OF R.
Philadelphia Nov 1850 No South Fifth-st.
NJ WFM II W Stis&6tosc
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NFPARTggNT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-T0 BUILD'
~ Proposals E received Il the ONCE Of
Con mis.toners Of Repairs and Supplies. bassmsut NO
VII be publicly opened, Tor bui ding house for Ensse a5
30 plan and specification Of the work required 10 oe
ali information in regard thereto can be the Office o. ne
on-r Of Repairs SUPPLIES tho Office OF the sup OF M
pairs 10 Public BeildIngs u EliIabeIh-st -. ,Fcs.
B-Bhnk Eauaies beinsd a. sither Of me ioo.f s.
ADAMs. CnmmIs.ionef ot Rep 4nl p.
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs-T0 BUILo-
AJERsSeae Proposals viii bs 'ecged at the office OF the Com
Repairs supplies basement No west end Of new
City Hail until hopdsy the t5,h day of oveber a. coc d
they viii De publicly opened for making alterations
additions Of EogEs COMPANY 81! and hose Com
exhibited
ocs of the Superintendent o. Rspa to Pubic Buildings No -
Eb1sbe,hstree mators required TO estimate Tor sscn sep
,r,t.{y-Soy l5 1886 WIZ ADAMS,
Commss OF Rspaifa aud Supplies
aB-BauI De bad 4r Of the Gb9Ys othcea
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEs.-To FIRE
OEKGINE BUILDERS Sealed Proposals Will be sceiyed at tbs
Office OF the Commissioner Repairs and Supplies basement NO.
wost eud C Hall until Monday December y O'Clock NJ
which viii publicly opened oIshe building OF anew
Egine for Company No. 2 similar plan 70 thu
and Engine by the Contractor part
at suh price shall satisfactory sad Commissioner
Contractors price building the Engine snd tbs
amount that allow for the Old separately plan and
peq6csou required be done and All information ~
sTt hero can be Office Of Tia Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department no 81 EhIabsthst
NB-Bank estimates can be had AZ Atner once
WIN ADAMS, Comr oil Repairs ana o1pPn~''
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c1TCRgNE c0URT-Bacb- MeEvers sad thur 1y Sg', az,
$UiSsu n Rncoloh To WILLIAM ktuoLTh its w.
S-Tss Ii. s9nS "a Be city
c o Nav York at City ssi IN sad Ct5 n e
copy q your The sac eonp,s y u S.wYo eh
bis ono ~ ne, - .. & oas on !"a sf o,ao
the day Of ,uch SC zee aua LIN, n ic0a viii ass jog
T s6 e 59 tn . MOT TED ssd ~. 5ls,s | ss
Ia''s' on asqsry 1850 add tn am Of cry t9 a
rom the I7th May, le2 es'a'' 49, ZMmgTs WILSON
yori November IS, Ieo" plaintiffs Attornsy.
az isw6wA
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--Icv L-hv yer th. an Application VIII % % fot IS
" Essatat Of S, y l' ,s; ID II he
act to be- iocte4 70 the ciy Of f'" M 1isgssa
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StBFKIFF SsALF.-sUPEKIORC oUhE-IhOhAo hUhPHt
tAaaaint, PHILIP meARDEL 9rBs plea, 10 take noAls
hat a po,ssa,ed Of and sntted TO certain orsss,
% Tie ihrd ty Of December 5i5 aud fecorded IN The one %
ii Register cry and County Of Ne" fok IN Lioef ~ ID
ppes John Gotten OF The 9os par
md liz defendant the other psrt, aud The Penss. tb1roJ
a aud forth hue dectnsdi All thai iefsa
niece parcel ground with buildings and nnpfov-n7ats hsfen
uate Is ing and beng tt--nth late the well HI "lon
nv OF bounded dccrb-d A. tDo~s tat IS " say
isLin At pont .outh-r tide @enty eighth suss9h
t e.t norh-g from the south west caHfo lNsa
Lexington aod raur gthegce 'QIh No's
a.roy in parallel with eIns, onaYenne' - ssL 400
there. north estwesery and ns parallel with "7ay shsl
street 20 feet efiy aud IN aas para o wan
tJnaye inches 70 Twenty Eighth street. ana IsN
te aid south- OF Twenty eighth street 70 eet 70 me P
berg part parcel Of the premises conveyed %
PTfu McAru. pAue+ Arr.tD b. Abraham van II
AND ii lis wife By deed Ga'sd the hfet Day o. ~
and req rted in the Regsts ofc. Of the City anI IpuHy AZ
York In Liter !S4 Of Convey at PAGE ~ hs ~
Apyut ls45 the both sds- oi ne ot hssoy ss
b-iSo respectively party ~sls. us~d N common b
owner OF tia. 10. sod oi tho lot next a5Ionnt ~ ~
| thereof feosci,ey the premises aefeoy 'pl ~ f,, ~
rs ,6at ,e srs1tst and conveyed u ,ht f nv 6s b.st
pt5 NJ ,Jsi together with mary bi' we " fu o'
he @ ard present adentnr- u Ho.ge ~ Ss1
p7 If III. consideration uOnry-Oat,d hs* Tote '"''
t. .s.Dfe pat'o ~ b j. BEAMS, Attorney for PlatAts,
10, 1901 20 Duane ST. New FORK CIy
o. f N y
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G1TRFET DEPARTMENT, No BALL OF RECOR Ds --Seaa4
prnposs. II he received Commissioners Office us4
Tbursday a5 O'Clock P NJ to Regulate aaa Ss'
Cu and Gut Stones Roosevelt james st Plans
specifics all thereto bs had on app caon
10 the Contract Clerk ofthis Department
Nov ~. 1879. Lu39 JOHN UOOGE, sHes' Co11i
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~ q 81. BARMORE offer at their Man
~ utaclory and Ware-room, 3+8 q LEECKER.Sl cor
ner of Chares-s- assortment of elegant PLANO
FORTES with the metallic frHne and reverse bridge, and
all other modern improvements NJ I'm
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INSTRUCTION.
nRIVATE INSTRUCTION.-A grad

d ua.e of a New England College who has for twelve
wears been engaged teaching is DESTROYS of giving pr
vate instruction any students in College Otherwise who
may desire it, in surveying, engineering and the mshena
ties generally embraced in the College or University course
with The higher branch OF the French Analysis Instruction
will be given al his own al the residence of his pupils
upon moderate terms Address Algebra Tribune office
ma lmeods
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Y-PERPETuITV-U n . N
~ MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-Cash
Capital and Assets $500 ,OO0-nsure Lives on tue most
favorable terms Permits granted reduced rates tos
foreign climates TO California Particulars given and
Policies granted, on applcanonto JUDD HOLLlSrER
81 y-court Walst c. R. Gilman w Parker, medt
cal Examiners n28 Otis
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gnung poni seuber .ds Of Sixteenth s'ts"i dat'i.
700 Ssssr "sotsry us Of Seventh hsHs
,uuthsy parallel SsTsutA 100 fsst iuGh
tsncs Esstsry parallel srssnth street Il faa .hsncs lot
sty on ns parallel Saysn 100 fact nchs- 70 ne
sad n tancs eastSr, along asid street
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JEWELRY and Sill.

WATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill
" Y YER WARE-TAose who wish 10 purchase
WATCHES or JkWELRY, win Ind 1t greatly to their
advantage 10 call on The subscriber who is any re-
ceyns AL descriptions Of gold and silver watches direct
from The manufacturers England France ana Svitzer.
land which he is selling Al wholesale and REAL at The
very lowest prices.
Ladies ana Grntlemen's Gold Watch Chains Diamond
Rings ana Pins Gold and Silver Spectacles Sterling Silver
Spoons, Cups Forks. &c.
God Watches as low us 90 to So each; Watches and
Jewelry exchanged. AL Watches warranted 10 keep
good ume or the money returned Watches Clocks ard
much less ihan tie usual prices
GEO. c. ALIEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
A5V u Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wan 81 UP stairs.
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place OF beginning . .. ,..,.d
Kny.brdg. IN WI Of the city OF HS" f0fl
ssntsj 10 Alexander AcCob containing breadth zach $3.50
he spuyeu Creek 100 fss and nnnns ,honh hs mo
Corporation Acros, tao sans rom nSh WAFER NHA
!o~ water rl,rs- Dat.d Sow York. Nov. 2 1879 n
ms tJans JOHN F. DEYELlN, Proctor II Waist
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WATER CURE.

nR. n. L. NICHOLS, and MRs. COVE
-kVNICHOLS, 81 WestTwenty second ST third house
from Sxth-av Patients taken for fall board or day treat
60 US lmN
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All hat esftAn ote si mentioned "Stf on The ntm
se OF Spleen 7oint al fes sse7f from 'ns
north aad 9ensnh ~ snd mSss
n themes tbsrte dhsfy - sSt iach:st
s CO usstsry oshsy 50 feat lnehS' TO tho
plsca of beginning
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PIANOS.

gO1ANO-FORTES.-V. F. HARRISON,
u Canal-st offers for sale splendid assortment OF
rosewood PianoFores, of ocaves, with the latest i'm
prove-nents, and at the lowest Manufacturers prices
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DROOKLYN FIREINSURANC NOE co.
-ab-Oifce No 6 Merchants Exchange WalIsL N Y
ard IS Fuoust Brooklyn. WEI ELLSWORTH, Presl
A G STEVENS Secretary aug 5m'
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DOCKY BAR MINING co. DlVl-
DOCKY BAR MINING COMPANY,

IA CALIFORNIA-The Subscriber hereby gives no.
flee that he has sold all his interest the said Company
nnd thai he is neither a Shareholder Director thereof
and thai his name has used Director of the said
Company without his authority consent Dated New
York Nov q. 1850. ina lw* HENRY BANGE.
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THANKING HOUSE OF j. CARO-
-EDTHERs co. No 10 Wood-st. PITTSBURGH, Pa
collections made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF tbs
UNITED STATES Reference In New York, Messrf.
Wlnalow. Lanier Co 50 Wal.st anlW
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DRY GOODS.
SHEPHERDS MAUD-Or GENTLE

~ II E1NIF . UIIA . UT NI14N I LIZ
SMEN'S SHAWL.--This article Is used In Scotland FOR
protection against rain and cold promenade garment
In England and this country Ia becoming extensively USED
for the purpose well in carriages railroad cars
and steamboats,. AS bed-banke in travelling, nothing
can exceed for comfort full from the Bay
State Mills, for sale by VIM. T. JENNINGS & co. 81
Broadway, New-York, wholesale and retail dealers In
rendy-,nade Clothing o2d
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All Loss csrta1 lot. of aud Eighth Wars Of the
Nav York GroeBWCh street. At tbs distance Of y lest
nohery northessts Ct Greenwich ans Canal
strsets running themes uorthsy along Greenwich ~ feat
uches thence aastsy Sngs to Grssnwc ssat 70 feet
tdsucs soubsry Inns parais to Greenwich street u feet
ces thoueu westerly the place Of 5sgnnugI
Lul (. nh-.aa
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NEw-7oKK, NOV TO- 1851
TpOWERY BANK.--An Election for
MDDirec,ors of this Institution viii be held al the Bank
Ing House, 1853 Bowery Tuesday, Dec between the
hours Of II NJ and Pm. Per order of the Board.
MIA tDec4 n G BRADFORD. Cashier
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&ELLlN OFF THE ENTIRE
~ STOCK-Boots. Brogans Caters. Buskin4 aud Rub
bers. at 52l Grandst corner OF Orchard-st, ~ Late
Richards L Bishops old establishment M linz
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Sefentlt6e 0enbu.

Mettmo6s ben 20fsn MdrS, prdeS um
10 ubr Scrmittaos, folIsn am 9dnie oes
uerftcrbenen Natb an 9 d dTer, Ieetbin
uOn SoIStur9 Saunfdtp, offentIitb psrfauft
werbsn:
3 pferte, moUCn ems sin gutter eiecer 1T,
Elm ljdbris Suuen, 9ef6irr fur pferee,
Rube, Sinosr, Elm &ier9duISma9en, Gin
@rSboci. &Odawop Bo9sn, beinabe nsu,
nit baSu oeb6ri9em 9eldirr, pier 9ferer
0ref6mofdne. nit Qfroe9ewutt, @inc'
mhble, Snfbbanf S6rotfiite, Suttertrc9,
gabsIn. Gsben, Seuleitan uuo Shemel,
SClSIcitern. Sperr. uro 1Gdbfctten, !Sebei'
fen, @rubbade, pole Set Sbmiee9sf6irr
nit 8Iasbat9, Elm @ewrbr, 8ettIaoen uno
gettru, Sesf, SudenIbranf, Sfen, Slide,
Stuble. ubr NIT Ra!en, Carpet, GiIenfs1'
fd, MebIfife, &lsicerfife, SIeifdltdnecr,
3hbr, 8drreIfdiTer, 2 SOIsdrre, Elm Seti
Stubmaher9sfbirr. Gtrcb beim so @e'
buno, 5eu bel Der Sonne ODER baIben Son
ne, Is 9dnfe. 3 Idtr SOIslano, 9cle9en in
pcrbdaotem Saunihip. unb fOult nod pie
le Qrtifel Su umfiuolib Su meIccn.
Die 8eoin9un9en am Sertaufsta9e une
Qufwartun9 Uon
tSenrb Shdifer,
Set. 81. na3m Sauiel Siitter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
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Scfentli6e S5cnOu.

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ulbr Nahmittaas, fou am .Saufe ocS Ver'
iOrbeuSu Casper Neubarc, IsetDin pCn
Der Staet UQentaun, ifsntIitb petfauft
werecn:
SetIaecn, Bureau, Sscretir, Gleiber'
ihranf, 9anS neu, Sbrcibessf, Slide, Sthb'
Ie, Sausubr, cine quite fiIberne Sodubr,
9rc6er fupfsrnsr 8rlIeI, @iisubdfen, Srat'
pfanncn, 8ratrof, Spinnrdoer, Stouerfiitc
nit auteu 8aassu, S6Ieiftcin. Sutterfo6,
Butter uno Steiftfdnrcr. uno nch pisIe
ancere QrtiteI Su umfdnoIitb su mCIcen.
Die 8ecinsun9eu am Serfaufsta9e nno
Qufwartun9 ucn
SIS. s.. Tcubare, Gr'cr.
Gebruar 81. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Scfentlt6e SSenDu.

Dienftass ben 19tsn MdrS, um II tlbr
Miua9s, fOu am Saufe be5 llnter;ei6ne'
ten in NorbwbetbaII Sip, eeba @auntD,
oIcntIib usrfauft weroeu:
Setten uuo Bettlaosu, Slide, SthbGe,
8infe. MiI6ftranf, &ubenIbranf. CIR:
pet. SadmuIbe uno Slid, @afhfidno,
Sfen nit &cbr. MebItiits, SOlStilfe, 8OI.
uno Spinnrdcer. Gramer, GBt9 bsim 8dr'
rel, SiiIsr, Stdncer, 3tber, tupferne unC
Gifeufeffel @ifenbdfsn, @roensefdirr, Sbec,
I9sfbirr, Mehern uno @abeIn, Slsb9eidirr,
aIs @imer, Gannrn. @isBfanneu, wie autb
8h0eIeifen, wOIIsne uno 9rquiate Seppi6e,
SiIhtutsr. Swei Sueeno Srubtid6e, uno
9runrbeeren beim Sufhs.
@rsoit uno Qufwattun9 wirc 9e9eben
reoen UCn
Wfibarl Sicec.
Mirs7. nq3m