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DIR. FONTAINE'S
BALM OF A
THOUSA FLOWERS

FOR THE TOILET, THE NURSERY, FOR BATHING,
AND MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
HIGHLY periumed by its own ingredients. Recon-
IL mended by the faculty Of almost every European
ciy and established under the patronage Of almost
cry London and Paris and thousands of
dIvduas, who make daily of IL iii York, Phlla-
delpha and Boston. IL is the greatest luxury lady
gentlemen could wish for The Improvement of healt for
conorl and personal establishment and lis del cate
soothing sensation, and the delightful sof ness impars
10 he compile xion
We give few ufthe prominent properties the
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS!
already well established by actual experience.
FIRST
This Balm remedies every defect Of the complexion,
and establishes in ills stead Beauty and Health, the
time when BOTH by the gauges OF age, freaks of
ture, disease have been obscured aud undermined
il cleanses The SKIN, ami draws 10 the surface all mpu
rites and every species of pimes and boches; also,
removes tan, sunburn saowness and freckles, impar-
ing the skin its original purify, and
freshness, rendering il clear smooth and white.
SECOND.
promotes the grototh md Increase tie tr causing
1t to curl in ths most nGtura D,1nRsr.
Itcleanses the head from dandru, giving vigor, health
and life 10 she very roofs of The hair.
THIRD.
Hs superior drtieeo Sharing being superior to oil
descriptions Of Soaps, Creams, Pastes &c.
AS DENTRIFIcE cleansing The Teeth, II Is by far
the most medicinal of compound vet discovered,
and renders the teeth white alabasIer. For The
suffering, and for bathing, sufrng infants and for
adults, 10 promote of body, cleanliness health
and strength. and prevent eruptons. &C.. here no
article suitable Than his Balm. II may be used IN
cold or warm, hard or soft water.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

Here is receipt to get rid of an &C.
quaintance whose society you do not like.
If he is poor, lend him some money /; if
he is rich, ask him to lend you some.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

NoRSE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WEf.el prompted by every principle ofhumanity TO
w make known TO Tho world the
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved of a great amount OF
sutfe ring and lives saved by the oft II is
acknowledge ed by the best Judges of medicine be the
mos, elegant scientific and saluary preparations now
III use and as
Depuraiive Remedy,
seldom, fevcr equaled II stands rriua'led for The
Il Erysipelas Salt Rheum Canke, Scrofuia, and
alldseases arising from
Impure state of the Blood.
all
Bowel Complaints,
aud is used with in all Of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened bodY-gives tone 10 the
rious organs. andinvigorates the
Entire System,
and also for The cure ofthe
Liver Complaint, Calnrrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c.
Those affected Chronic Disea..s, of whatever -orm
will find medicine only pleasant 10 the taste but
certain eurs if ii b. within the power of remedial
agrnisio effect their diseases.
II is composed of medicines so happily combined as
totend directly 10 6 ivo tone to The
Stomach and Bowels,
e1cites healthy the Liverand the whole CLAN
DIT system, aay
Nervous lrrtabil;y,
and promo lie the free action of The
LUNGS,
thus rendering tnppicable 10 all diseases of Chronic
nature. II is purely vegetable and may be used in all
climates, and al all
Seasons of the Year.
Prepared only by C. MORSE Il Co, Providence,
and sold by thousands all over the United States:
Canadas, &c.
SIP. SHAW, Wholesale and Retail A gent
for Balh and this section ofthe of Maine. 1y3S
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What's the price of ,hi. silk q en-.
quired deaf old lady Of Young sbon.

Seven shillings,' was the reply.
Seventeen shillings,' exclaimed sbe
IN give you thirteen
Seven shilings, madam, is The nr;ce
fol-. this silk replied the honest sherman
oh, seven shillings." reiolned The Ia.
dy, sharply, I'll give you i've
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Why is kiss like the Creation Be-
cause it is made of nothing, and is good
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FETRLDGE 4 CO.,

SAWYER T. M4GOUN and HzN. B. STEARNS
Agents for b I'll, where the above may be found a
wholesale aud retail. -r~T -
July 49, 1y6
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To the Honorable Arnold Blancy, Esquire. Judge of
Probate, within and for the County of Lincoln
MARTHA CUSHING, Administrative of the estate
Ul Of Thomas Gushing. late of Phipsburg, in said
County deceased, respectfully represents that the per-
sonal The said deceased is sufficient by the
sum of thirty five hundred and nine dollars and forty
FIVE cents 10 answer his just debts and charges ad-
minstration she therefore prays thai she may be
red and licensed 10 sell and convey much of the
real estate of the said deceased may be sufficient
raise The said SUN with incidental charges
MARTHA CUSHING.
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NEW GOODS!
THE subscriber has Just received large assortment
L of fresh F AMIi.Y GROCERIES, which, in add
ton his former stock, comprises of the largest II
the city, among which
Old Hyson TEAS, Oolong Teas,
Young do do Ninyung, do
Souchong do.
Old Govt Java COFFEE, Pernambuco Coffee,
Rio ST Domingo do.
Dutch Crushed SUGAR, Powdered Sugar,
ST Crox do Porto Rico do
Havana do.
rd-Codfsh-Rice-Cask and Box Rs hs-Cur-
rants-Burning FLUID, extra quality-Bar Ebap-Mo
lasses-and all other articles usually kept in Grocery
Store. TO be sold al The lowest prices for cash.
r. II. SMITH,
Opposite the Sagadahock House.
Bath, June 25, 1851. 1tf
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Just Received.

A LARGE lot of TEAS of different grades in hal
n chests, will be sold low by
Jan 1, 1852. % r SMITH CO.
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Gloves and Hosiery.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid. x, Cashmere and
LisIe Glovcs. Silk, Merno, Worsied and Cotton Ho-
sicry Also
large and complete assortment OF Ribbons-Laces
Curtain Musins White Goods of all descriptions,
Domeslics &c &c.
Purchasers either al wholesale retail particular
y invited call and examine. il they do not pur
chase This stock comprises the richest styles and best
qualities of goods and will be offered the cheapest that
he found in This any nher city. Their goods are
purchased with cash and selected with great
by of the firm who dcvoies The mostof his time
the purchasing of Dry Go7ds for this and several other
connected ih these facilities they boast
of selling the cheapest of any other Upon T.
purchasers i'll he satisfied Thai such IS the fact
Terms CASH and price only is their motto, and ii
will be strictly adhered
Portland, Oct. 1851. 15tf
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LINCOLN sat Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
within ard for the County Of Lincoln, OIL the fifth day
of January, 1852
On The foregoing petition ordered, that the said petit
TONER give notice all persons interested in said es
tate, that they appear Court OF Probate TO be holden
al Wscasset within and for said County the second
day of ebruary next, by causing copy of said petit
tion with this order, 10 be published III the Eastern
Times printed al Bath in said County, three weeks sue
ccssively previous 10 said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY. Judge of Probate.
Attest: EDWIN ). HovEY, Register.
ATrue Copy Attest: EDWIN 5 HovEY, Reg. 3w30
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22
Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.

TUSr received by The subscriber, per brig Catherine
y direct from New YofA the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such as
observation-disclosures II Beach-B Usher
Also. Common brands.
Also. Buckwheai Flour-Chicago MESS BEEF
New York do do-BOson do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE-Boston do. All OF which will be sold
cheap for cash R. r. SMITH.
Bath, June 25, 1851. 1tf
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BATH STEAM
CORDAGE MANDATORY.

THE above Mandatory during the past season hav-
i ing been completely refined with new machinery
MISUNDERSTANDING all the latest improvements.
The proprletors would invite the attention Of ship
owners and dealers I'm Cordage generally TO their es-
quality Hemp and Manila Cordage, which will be sold
by retail The ioirest factrTes Yri
cesl
Gangs of Cordage. warranted equal 10 any in the
market furnished al short notice. and all orders from
this or neighboring towns, Will be promptly ATTENDED
to.
Please call before purchasing slsewhere
tf47 u. J. Il. DONNELL.
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NEW BOOKS !!

IE1sNDT lzITDl@9
AT THE BATH BOOK STORE.
The Silver Cup of Sparkling Drops, for the
Friends Of Temperance.
A Wonder Book, for Boys and Girls, by N. Haw-
thorne.
Memoir of Mary Lyon, Compiled by E Hitch
cock d d LII D.
Closet Hours. by Rev Ray Palmer.
Gift Book, for Young Ladies', by DR. VIM hicott.
knights Life of Hannah Moore.
Sea and Sailor, by Rev Walter Cotton.
CarlyIe's Life of Sterling.
Family Worship, a collection of Prayers for every
day in the year, by 100 Scotch Clergymen vol, clio.
Bonar's Commentary on Leviticus, vo clio.
The Divine Government, Physical and Moral,
by McCosh w. clo 6w2S
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Published this morning,
IN IL S w A M p s T Z Z d;
Il or. THE DAYS OF MARION AND HIS MERRY

A THRILLING LurIoNARf ROMANCE
Price, 50 cents -. q,
In announcing this Romance the publishers dscrs 20
call attention 10 il a. one Of the absoroingy inter-
s,t,rg prs6 ucoIs issued in many years The sceaes o.
The sfsry are laid in ED South Carolina the time. uu
ross sprung up like magic from quarter Of the Coso
mes and wIung victory II Or victoU from
lin ed ard eryeferced foe The we'll known cbsrsctn
Maick-bod fearless cautious, self enduring anu 80
saefhepg-h;s marvellous adventures sncess n
snd heroic ss6uralcs; the fsafs OF the haIay sas
composing hs kral bet Elective bAno - Ia = d.
achievements ef his eaeiIg ofcsrs and sconis 'no
lulless Of Lis IisI De in his met trying
and adventures Of the platter Neil Ssmsss sns ~ Hss
swamp Sc ed, together with those of his trus'
tie sea,p the midnight suyynsal; ns nsns -
scar sAd thichst and iAal triumph Of tns 80
lr<tdcm, are bresskt up with . beauy, u.ass
sirsp.th which enehais the rsader Ike some
spel DEWITT DAVENPORT, Saseeev
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ATBDsME PULSZKY'S BOOK


W. Published ths morning "TALEsAND rRADI-
TlOfs OF HUNGARY" ny Theresa Puszky. with
porifah OF the author. Ia vel l2ro. Price ; %.
Inc above contains in adj ion 70 the Erglsh pubica-
authorsN
TOrota few OF the Traditions Of Huugsry,' living
force SUD sil impaired By the pracsces
we as The besfo her assbtry and peope and none
were better qualified than the author of tins book TO give
rmisf and pointed expression to these national usiss
London Era INNER.
Freshness of subject is invaluable literature. Hun
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yet common highway" LONDON Leader.
NEXT WEEK.
LECTURES AND MISCELLANIEs. BY Henry
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ii. IsA. A PILGRIMAGE. By Caroline Cheshire, au-
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Price 81 Us. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
READY THIS DAY:
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This decidedly great work of Maryatt. II you would
while away pleasantly day. get this book and read IT,
the book in good humor with yourself and everybody
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Also Just received:
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THE BLEAK HOUSE. By Charles Dickens. No. l..
JOB YIPPINs; the Man who couldn't help it. Price
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BUNCE BROTHER,
Booksellers and Publishers No. 1874 Nassau st, NY.
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w The Mercantile Mutual Loan and Ac.
eumulating Fund Association- The Books Of tnls
Assoclson are now open for subscriptions At thsir ONCE
corner Broadway and Grand st.. lover the Pacific Rank)
from ste p. M daily Entrance fee g. Dues 50 per
month on each share At the first regular monthly meet
ing sx shares were ssld AZ $500 and $3.50 premium.
Pamphlet with the articles Of association and
can be had If the Secretary gratis The Association VIII
hold meeting on Saturday evening 2ogh inst at d.
at their roem when addresses will be made.
b. J. ROWLAND, President
ISAAC II. BAILEY, Vice Pres dent
w. O GRosrR, Secretary.
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DEREMPTORY sALE-By order Of

Il the Supreme Court, aa5sr direction Of Philo Rug
Elss, Refsr.e.-Sesmsns Back OF Sa.isss Va y Ssloy
Wsst ard others Will be ssld by Willian H. Franklin.
auc,ioneer at the Merchants ttcAanse n. Y. March 30.
le52, At u o'clock neon. ELEVEN HOUSES asd LOTS,
to be sold parce toe Of 9Th v.
and t3d 10 per pad day Of SALE 20 per
cent lat Of MAY rent 60 cent rsnss % bond
and mortgage fof three cest ~ the option
Of purchaser. PHlLo 7. RUGGLgS. Referee.
No 20 Nassau st., N. Y.
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Reply tn Or. Hooker on

Reply 70 Or. Hooker on
HOMEOPATHY, by f. E. MARCY,
Il M D.-rhis work will be published on Saturday.
the a0th inst. and will be for sale VIM RADpEs No.
3a2 Broadway, and at the principal ,okstofes.
Just Published
HAHNEMAEN'S LESSER WRITINGS collected and
translated by h. =. Dadgeen, NJ D., with preface and
ross BY E. Z. Marcy. NJ d; This work contains Any
original works and esays by Hshnemann They embrace
period extending from SO 10 1913 Large svo volume Of
800 pages with HabBemsnns splendid likeness on steel
1859; bound price 50. DR. s. Hshnemanns great Law Of
sins smiibus ourantur stands forth before the
world and viii continue to stand immu,aAe and
glorious truth His doctrine o. applying remedies which
operate specifically upon diseased parts alone, rather than
those which healthy must ever commend itself to
the sound judgment of all thinking N en-
DR. CAsPARI'S HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PLY
eICIAN. sdted by F. HsgtmanR. NJ. D., author OF the
and Chronic Diseases Translated from the eighth
German edition ard enriched by Treatise Anatomy
and Physiology, enbeshtd with 30 Illustrations BY ". p.
Frey, NJ d. With ADDITIONS and preface by c. Henug,
NJ. D. Containing also, Chapter on Mesmersm and
Masne ism directions for patients living some distance
fIom homeopathic physician to describe their symptoms
a tabular index of the medcnes and the diseases in which
they used and sketch Of the ogsphy of Dr. Sam
uel Rahntmann, the Founder OF Homeopathy. 1851 -
Bound, 81 so. WA. RADDE, No. 32a Broadway.
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VNANTED-situatiohs for Irish, Eng

w h,h, Scotch, American and Colored Women sna
hfeR Girls and Boys, for every Kind Of eoussle employ
nens. large number Of slaart tidy and welFI n
psnsd Servants constantly hand At ne se e. rao'
ssfaRt Agency No. CarHnes st., AID socsey Atehcy,
No 100 Ch.nbsrs s. n. Y. Terms 81 Per year Ordeis
fsn Of the country faithfully ana IIomps ac.
lee and fare No Carnine e. il the only Protestant
ofes ms city No lte Chambers = me esss once e.
s,,tsj D. M ELMORE, Manager.
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4. ". CAMP, Aoctionser.
CnA CASES BOOTS, SHOES and
OOV BROGANs-0n TUEsD Az, at 10 e'elech An.
"A large assortment for Sp'inE trade.
Ass prime stock at an times for private sale al lowest
cash prices at the Of A. d. GALE. Me- as Psasl Sc
corner Of Plstt-st. Now-Ieys.
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DOY WANTED-In a Fancy Goods
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Mem Publications.

Ready this Day,
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fHr DESTRUCTION OF SoDoM-Ons Of the most sfisc.
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d. 8. HoUGH. Aacionser.
EXTENSIVE SALE Of CABINET

III
IL FURNITURE Brussels three ply and fsgr.is Car
ptn Elglsh OIL Cloth. MattlsE. SC. % SATURDAY
MVkNtNG. at i0l oeeck 10. 81 Bsskn sR g.. being
the sntrs contents Of tho selling house and store, and
embracing lsge vsisu u the sssfil and aecss-
eAy articles Tor hoasssesgsHs. ali IN good order ana
marble top wasAsas Is Ffsaea bsdstsss pArlcg eAslr
rockers divsIs maple farms Of all desespoas AtAsr
beds pllows hSr aed hess Frsnrh pats pier
glasses large SIZES 10 pcs Buses carpet three ply aad
Insrain carpets, star Go ss large quantity u Eaxsh
and other ollie oths cook erocksfy aaa glass
Also. superior extsssioe tables, aad large varsV
Of other goods too te ana we'll worthy
the attention of houseke.pe B-Pach assrs can have
their goods stored TIA LEI May II desired.
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b. A Chiffon. uc'ionssr.
SALE OF XAIIlARI.E DWEILING

- HOUSES AND VACANT Lors IN D9sIB Gle
LOCOIlONs IN THE CITY or NEw-YORK-COLE
Chiffon VIII tell At suction on WEDNESDAY,
March "a. At 10 clock, At the Merchants fHchanse the
ftllswing
West asth.st-Ths two modern built three story Bnsk
Houses Mes 81 and So Wes asshsl near the -av
These houses have the CrOou water bath arrangements.
&c, and three desc the frxt hoor The lots
are 81 feet inches wide b, IS feet isches deer.
BIoadway-Ons lot OF groaas IS BY over zoe feet, on
Broadway, west side, between SD and 34th SITS.
<3d-st-A we'll buff. story frame house. as by .
feet. with two story kitchen Is IS fset has coed eel
isd- st. near sth a Alss 4vacsnt lots 43d-a. be-
tween 10Th and llth- avs
ilfh.avs
SD ST. lot 5yd-s, south side, between 9th aad
fh-avs.
SD ST. lots on $50 st, near Broadway.
67th. st-3 lots on sfih st near Broadway.
9th av-l lot next to the 81 9th and efth a.
ssth- st-s lots on ssth-s' near iith-sv
3ist.st.-2 lots on 3lst, near 10Th av
69fh. II lot on 69th st near StA-sv.
For maps Of the above apply at the Office Of the Aac-
Gousefs, No. 3 WallSt.
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rV- The Second Regular Meeting or The
NEW ROCKLAND AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
viii be held on MONDAY EVENING, March %. AZ No.
l03 Bowsry Members will please be psac:ual in sttsn-
dance HsTe yet opportunity offered TO sslsngsn e
isn M and become their landlords afsr few years
Ps&'''' W 'A' s' NILES CHAMBERS. President.
n l. SnIrn. Secretary, siics Ne Murray st-Iwhere
sphscrIrt,cxs ere Continually received.
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mantr0.

GENTS WANTED.-A rare chance
/. pow offered 10 active Mer. and greater induce
red 70 Agents. of other Asoctaoas f'f tns haa
,op River Health Association Kingston MI ACTIVE msn
can make from 81 TO $40 per osy fsi IN. sos ~, ~
Health Association started Can ~ ne -, "-
nee Ne. l5s Broadway. up stairs A.. SAALs.
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JoHs LRvIsoS. AuctiOneer.
nIL PAINTING at Auction.-JOHN

y LEVIsON VII set HIS MOKNINU, eonnshcihf
At IL o'clock zsd EVENING s7 In large store, No. as
Chaihsm-s9. collection II about $50 hae German and
French Oil Paintings mostly oy celebrated masters and
artists rich m0uhtse sut fames suitable fer pArlors
and public houses. Sale positive
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WANTED in BROOKLYN

Ia reepActakle sslt kbsTSosd. about hfSses mnusso
YAK frsr the rslcA ferry ssatssi house. eeasssare
nst lss than sSht ICONS; TesI about tsss Aans Ne
Dsx Lar. Q.
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Goal.

COAL.--The subscriber has ia yard
~ full sappIy Of AathIscs ssd BituniAoa Goals
sstins Of Peach Orchard Black Heath LsASh kAzssaa,
Of which 10 warranted 30 Of tia best quality, delivered
IN the bss. order, and ss sale Al ne ys2 e.sa nzSsss
Nc. ~ Broadway, sad %th-st cor fssspsos.
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4 LADY PARTNER WANTED-A

"A Bachelor, 81 yeas Of age having saved SIS coo
from his iDoustrs having the invessse N
efv property yiedng Ssee year ana business worth
$3.50 per year, wi.hss 10 form matrimoaal alliasrs with
an American LADY OF sutsb and fortune wiilias TO
90 her Oh are IN al tbires requisite for the domestic
forts Of this life. ADDRESS c. N t. Chsthan square Post
Ofics. vi address that may be answered By letter
stating full particulars.
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Sales bs Anrtiott.

A n MERwrE. Aactioaser.
DY BANGS BROTHER IL CO.
ID Trade Sale Rooms Ne. u PaTt-row
REGULAR NEw-YORK SPRING TRADE SALE.
WHITING PAPEk-sATURDAY, 10Th March.
THE BOOKS-CommsncinG On MONDAY, 23d March,
axd cob t,nusd during that and the succesdng week.
The Catalogues ready for the trads
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TOR SALE CHeAp-Two neat farm

Hl'Oh OhAEL I'll hL w uC ~ f8tui
l. cottage Houses stus,ed in sd 81, near Broadway.
They are nsw neat and csnysaset they are furnished
with marble mantes Croten ~aeT. Ac Apply for f1fAer
particulars to EUGENE McGkArH. Boot and Shoe Deal
er, No Is Ann St, at The Real Estate Once, corner
Bro adway and sd II.
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d. D. NASH, Auctisnssrl Store No $40 Broadway.
SHERIFF SALE Of BOOKS, &C.
- at the store, verbs Of different author
Adanss Fsfeusons. Chanbsrs, Clarks's, Newton
Cutterie's Miloss. Gllss, Sullivans, Spanish WORK
&c d. II. CHASE, Deputy Snsstn
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TEACHING.- American Gentle
man ofsome years experience in Teschng the Piano.
Forte and Orsan ether with Singing desires ntaAtien
rs Teacher References OF the highest stand
Ing given. Would teach for board. Address EAfE-
HENCE, Tribune efhce.
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Situations for irst-class
w Protestant and Catholic Servants, females and
males Of sveyt domestic siatcnIrsh Scotch, Enssnn.
American. German and Celored. at the ssect CnPof-
uept geIcy,r No. 4l2 Broadway, near Canal S. OAy
,e sans Of GOOD character admitted Orders from CITY or
county promptly filed. J. II. MULLER 70.