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agents, no 20 Dey street, ". y.
CALAMAHDIR sArEs-oUR NEtGHBoR HERRING.
i1.a s:iiss,i.
;s.ss e 4ss 'i sT
violation Of the truth in the s,ser.n osaer benz
sIIs " ,s;saSs
which appeared in the New York Weekly Herald Deem
her IN meta. % e: r.. ' si' hi Tss sssa
4. ssss .If a ss s IN n @
Ps an. nso he MS
take the ,.ponsssy or risk his ,epSnnon :. maker
roiess premises in Rhode Island So was remsttasly
sS n. II Of ~ s &sds ~ Rich Z Co.,
aarsd
;rSs Inn only
h% ss ss & he 4 isf
u. & s TSs Of hn asns ss' 'he
Hees. Patent w,s limited . ons s,.sa only and thai,
Mr. s,eMns he ,et held. les shsa half the p,.sn.
sSs Ssinntors qse and .sn Nos sfo
ssI Hn Sn 70 5 is 40
and ~ I've aid wo ourselves have had than 1lO
x 4 r1D Ia FGs Ss,
ns in sns n ny slIssa SAFE
.s si 4. 2 Isr.9e s g1os s,.s q o. s,s.r,
make srd sell said safes ana bouga, tie buyer
#ss ana
CAREoLEs yAPoR, IODINE. AND SULPHUR
;ism Coles Erpptions OF The Skin, no. Msny Iersens
ignorant Of Ne aierstvo propsrcu Of thess tafhs ara
when in fact there uaed 10 70 move
disease rom the Gssem or 10 improve and beauty tho
cemp t1ien.
A RrIFICIsb LEECnEs- ALE8AEDREs PArgNT.
~ Ey this invention families have six Twelve
Leechos slways ready for uso and easily applied ~
The dtgrstiag reptile Dspcs ia sui.oD Sheet Herald
brileinTa.
rs,nE CCNUNDRUM FEVER
All ths towns eorundrum mad.
Ard eonsndtur soo1 and bad,
are on everybody tongue
Handsome. htmsly old or young.
Now, coed reader, tell "a why
Lyons like r.. aorse Hy7
Jts eeesrse As dsys grow IHnges,
And thes sunshine waves stronger,
Like the ny that sun ahlne pleaaes,
Lyon't tuzzy increases.
Lytn's Magnetic Powder and Pills for the exnc.ior AZ
al Insects, Rats Nice. &c, No 44 Broadway. :
CoSTkRs ExTsRMINAToR WE RECOMMEND
- CostaEs Exterminstor will clear your dwellings.
Cestsrs kxtermnator works like mario rs and rn;ac
Cettsrs Exterminatsr acts like ohsrm on roaohe.
CoGtn.s ExtdminstNr is ehectuai. snd does wendara
Cosssre k1terminaor Is no humkug.
Cosrs Extefminator nevtrfails.
Ses,aEs LxtefmnAtor cleared Centre Market Of rata,
80 Broadway. s''.' ~ NO
HouNe MEN CAN RAISE FINE PAIR OF wHIsK.
- ers within oul weeks, b. usny hoore's Recre II In
the only thing that will mako hal~ rrow unon Aha
warranted 70 DO free from 81 siufious snhs,.n.os
eeone dolar ADDRESS d. MeSre (posspaidl Post Once
HoRsEs, CARRIAaEs, "a,
IA ~ "
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THE THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIA-
Non.-Books Of subscription open-join at once.
The unparalleled success ding the First and Second
Manhattan Building Association the latter having dis
posed Of m entire number Of shares in the short Of
months from the period OF Its oTanzatonhss led the
lie is invited The entrance fee ST. monthly dues S.
shares $500 1t costs bus two dollars TO become
bcr and the thiv instsEen Of three dollars in the
course of Jew years-probabiy six or sevenwil posi-
lively yield the sum of eight hundred dollars.
momtnts consideration will convince any one Of The
superiority Of these Associations Savings Banks and
all Of small means invited to avail themselves
Of Advantages here offered To those who wish
the tyranny of landlords by becoming the of
and lot they without capital 70 accomplish H. they
obtain efficient om this association for that
and by than the house Yields FOR
rent for II in few years Persons DESTROYS
Of becoming beYs Of the Third Manhattan Building
Association do go by calling a. the office OF the Score
JAMES 8. LIBBY, President.
DAVIS CoIIAMoRE, Wire President.
j. W. WESTON, Secretary.
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CLEMS COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE, 3l2 BROAD
~ wayThe proprietor Of this establishment
mind gentlemen dining down town that no serves
thai delicious of all tail Ready from ~ TO
o'clock Nc. 32 Broadway, under the Astor B.llArd.
Falcons.
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DREss TRIKAINGs.-KoHLsAAr BROTHERS, AZ
- John street. have now on hand and offer for SALE ful
assortmeu of the newest styles Of French Dress NAM
ta Trimmings tuitable for spring trade. Also, Zephyr
Wool, and every article appertaining to this line
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NOR SALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED BOOK STORE
rp town: For p.rticulars inquire Of
3. GRIFFIN 1874 Sixth avenue.

EOR SALE OR TO LEr-A FURNISHED LADIES
Boarding House; central location good furnitur low
rent with convenience for doing business The house
has nine Decides psro, dining and wash roem For
parua apply At WAker street. next to Flo
fflces Goel.
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A N. MERWIN, AUCTloNFgR - BY BANGS,
n Brother Co, trade sale No IL Park
Tuesd.y morning March a. II o'clock, morgagee,s and
receivers sale ofhe stock in trade of tho late rsls
Woughhy Co., consisting of valuable Storeotypc Plates
Hreat variety finely sngravei Steel Plates large aaa
ties Of their publications. subscribers, Iers &c.
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a coon CHANCELLOR sALE-HALF OF AN oYs
N Ter and Yating House. located down sown doing good
rssh bus For further PARTICULAR inquire Of JOHN
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pILLlARDs-WHY Is THERE A PERFECT CON-
- rsdieton in Bassords Splendid Balloons, l69 Chesnux
street Philadelphia We give IL mp. Answer-Aithong
better arranged than other the betsor is esoudea
These saloons tables the beat tied In
and patronised by genemen only Ten
tAbles ST 9 Fulton street, New TsrE-nate marble aab
sale both placeB.
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M PAIETINGs-A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
modern KnrSSesn OIL Paintings will BIO sold a. aucsion,
Friday Feb. 70 At ook At tho gallery Of kacher
No 59l Broadway opposite Nblo'd. Tho shove Paintings
Of cabinet and other zee and we'll worthy the
tcnton OF oiseurs and others they will be
be of surerc description. ana al elegantly framed
They ready for examin zion with catalogues.
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w. o GROsER, Secretary.
SECoED MECHANICS BUILDING. MUTUAL loan,
- al SsvirEs fnstuton-But few months since, the mo-
ohanos Of this city formed association they call ha
tvn and unrvaed as been iss sucoess that ID has
already become necessary to form another having the
phan object in yiavFo make eac his
own landlord Prosperous has been the above socety
the Second Mechanics WILL perhaps. be than
tsges not offered by other. lst IL will los money
cent anBum the amount advanced. 3D. IL will
slow interest At the rate OF per to all
who prefer paying tor elk months in ADVANCE
thus securing double interest first the above cent?
eond their share OF the profits Perons who wi 70 Dor
money for the Of building here receive
advance favorable terms than 10 offered by
from the society by giving moaths
notice and receive back all he dues paid them wito in
res A. the rate of6 The above three
clauses entirely in building associations and
Of great advantage 70 the Shareholders who
will save fourteen cents and there not
who cannnt in this society in few small
capital 00l with whoh he establish himself in bust
ton is being formed By number of persons who
bers Of other building and who have observed
its to nubera The entrance foo will be 90
share; monthly payments So value of each $500
Already near 500 shares are suhscbe for and who
desire shares had better Apply early the books will
be closed being limited to LOO Lsdes and gentlemen de-
srous leave their with the Secretary
No. lG3 Hester street. who lain sten dance each DAY. c
"A NJ. 10 1 N. THOMAS NORTON, President.
public meeting will be held for the admission OF
members ThurGday evening next Feb 10 O'Clock,
- Nc Chatham square, wht the objects and workings
Of these associations will be explained
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CoPAAVEERsHIP NOTICES.

DIssoLUTICN OF COPARTNERsHIP.-THEU UNDER
~ signed have this day dissolved eopartnershp. by mu
tual consent. New York. Feb. II. 1881
STEPHEN BATES.
THOMAS SHILLINGsFORD.
The busire's Of Lafayette HALL Nos 6ss and 697 Broad
the and firm Of Bates NcMann New York Feb. II
1852. STEPHEN BATES
JAMES D. NcMANN.
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WN. w.sHIRLEY AUCTtoNIES- CRoCKERYAN
" Glass Auction sale This day tThursds. Feb - q
II O'Clock, at No 81 Flatt street. positive cseh cate ., W
lots OF white granite. blue mulberry. and fancy Ware,
pressed glass Tumblers &c in lots TO salt retailers gro
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NEW YORK SAMPLE OFFICE, AND AGENCY FOR
Annsursrs Manufacturers Of articles of faaoy or
utility have the advantages of Office In New York,
without the trouble or expense Having good
orders and SELL for com.
misfion. Sales Isl Fulton street. stairs sh
Herald cce B.-N other than reliable articles can
be n sale. -
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billiard TABLE.-FoR SALE, AsECDND HAND
ID Billiard Table in good order with all the fixtures o3m-
plete Inauire OF r. O7CoNNER, II Ann street
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TT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RoRTG aGEassALg
IL Of rosewood and mahogany furniture &C. this
ing o'clock, at the auction ROOM III Nass.u street.
Of Pine. H. II. willard Auotoneor will sell thiB
morning 1T the auction er.l OF furni
tnre. Mattresses, pnlliasses, go.
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NOR BALE OR TO LET-THE LEASE OF PREMISES
and Building No ESQ Broadway known Consti tuition
Ball The ease has to from lst NAY next
For further tculars nquiye of MAJOR THOAPSONi
$500
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MOUYEs, R0OKs, dse. WAITED.

A SMALL HOUSE wANTED-THE ADVERTISE
"A would like 70 rent small house situated
railroad or smpibus route not more thAn Ten minute
Of where there will 30 but another small family
part house the first sory with front basement wsul
be preferred. Apply TO Z. D. c., Herald oMse.
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ENCR sALE-TUE PLASTER MILL, WITH FIXTURES
and Engine, situated tho Of O,lumbts and
seds.ic stree, Brook'yn The building four asorss
in height fifty feet by tsrtysix and suitable Tor
featuring purposes Title perfect and terms Apply
Vie premises, or al the office of
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WANTED "A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl, 20 do chamberwork and waiting or TO take
care Of child and do plain sewing Please apply $50
street.
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NEW YORK FEBRUARY Is. ls52-MEssRS. OARLE-
~ having this DAY solo their entire partnership
will hereafter be continued by him; and all debts due
'"''s = o"''s''A w. Nv y CARLTON co.
The fe Of Carleton Co has been ths day dissolved by
mutual consent. New York, February u, 1852.
CHARLES @. CARLETON.
CHARLES CROSBY.
HENRY j. SEAMAN.
ROBERT CHARLES.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERrY-
sfarr the town Of Flushing consisting Of seventy
sores Of excellent land tho premises is spen
did built double house; also for SALE the and furniture
which quite For further particulars apply 20 h. b.
CHASE Gs Marks place, between the hours Of and IL
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DEsiRED-A PARTY, OR ONE OR TWO PARTIES
~ (fknowng taking rest in herets the beter
who would be disposed to invest Sc 900 $40 coo
the views Of gentleman in erecting and establishing
institu ton in New York The undertaking would
ivolvs basis s high stsndng the certificate, commits
sion sale OF horses improved livery hospital forge. &c.,
treatment points The whole property efoatsd
would be held BY The investors beneficiary
wthouk partnership responsibility TIE advertiser
evidence the hghes. peculiar qualifications from posi-
testim references gentleman OF status
In bued with for horses &c might derive sd
vsntsges such agreeable and prohsabe interet in
dortakng Address Cavalry. box Vi Broadway Post
&
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FOR SALE.

n1A ono CASH ONLY, FOR THE NRATEsT
MI4.OOO most profitable. and best paying pu bio
6usn New York. This sstsbiishmtns has bar
Il luro the businesa The 10 we'll tao
living House Apply at rs walker street. next 10 Flo
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WANTED-BY REsPECTA YOUNG GIRL
who can furnish good city References stuation for
general houBewerk; 10 good washer and ironer Has
objection short distance in the country Apply 3
Hudson street, Charlton street, up Bsars.
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nor SALE, ANEWsPAPER ROUTE-A ROUTE ON
morning paper, pays over 81 per day Apply 81 No. 2
Divilion street.
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GN gs Ts.s!sR

A NEW Route q Pistsburg, VIA the BALTIMORE Sus-
queAanna RairoadThrough 10 Pitsburg in
% express will leave Calvert station daily
Washington and Baltimore
M. connecting the fast line at Mddletown VI l.
irving a Harrisburg at n, p. M, 10 dinner.
The Harrisburg for the at 2, arriving AT
Hoidayrbur Ahis point have the option Of
obnstown, boats
stages direct from Holidaysburgt PittsburE.
Tickets the following points by this train, 10 wit
wnshtsvle, Columbia Marietta middetowD, Harrisburg,
Merown Perysvle, Lewown, Mo yeysiown, Hunt
inedon, nysburr and Pusburg.
hs the Cumberland Valley rnlroad
which passes through Carlisle, shppensbu Chanbersbur and
other points this road.
from Washington for OF
the hove will be the
~ Railroad the arrival Of
Inc morning which will be
s''"'''"'' = ROBERT ATEwART,
octI--dn Ticket Agent
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE persons be entitled the
IN Of Congress- approved March 1851 TO found
a Military Asylum, hc., viz:
All soldiers discharged soldiers Of the Of the United
States regulars and Of the regiment battalion OF
rines who In who disabled
by wounds contracted in that service and IN the line o.
disability incapable OF further mill
discharged soldiers of the OF The
who have served honesty, and faithfully In the
soldier and discharged soldier who
may funds Of the Military Asylum since the
found the sameMach Ie5accordng 10
provisions Of who have been disabled by disease
Of his rendering him Incapable
peHsioner OF wounds, Sc
incurred military though not contributor 70 the
funds institution the period he voluntarily
the benefits OF IT, shall transfer his pension 10 The
Military Asylum that building has been provided In this city for
their accommodation.
No desere muneer habual drunkard win be admitted
OF character the
sufficient authorize his admissions nor do the
found Military Asylum apply United
shall been convicted Of felony
other dsgraceu Infamous crime Of civil nature since he
service OF the United States
received into this Institution viii be addressed
Schuyler Hamilton ~ A. Secretary TO the
Board OF Commissioners, Washington, d. O.
Dec S-3taw2w
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MchMosp, november - iooi.
IN conformity Virginia Of 1872 4s seeuon To-
do hereby all whom concern that u
pears eseheao Of the cy o. Norfolk dated
1l day Of November 1851 and received into Tho land once
I4t day 1851, that inquest REID ON the
October, 1851 following iots lying IA inc ev Of NOTION
have eschealsd nwealth 10 wit
Of land bounded Dartmouth street on the soan BY Prince
the morrill, ana BY Amelia
with wood dwelling house ON H. esehssssd nom s
OF John Lawrenee, deceased.
IA ot Of land boundsd y Liberty street NORTH by Robe
land on The east BY s south, and
Cumberland with old BRICK house ON ~
ssehested estate OF Robert McMann, deceased
And land the Of Boieoun street bounded
Thomas the escheaed nom the estate OF eh4ie
y. Burke, deceased. Tests . -
Nov l6--Iaw6w Register Of the Land Once.
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SUPERIOR DaVue ypes y-First Premium I-J.H
WITEHURsf has extended Of operations
any in the country Ia. galleries
Pennsylvania between and 9th streets
No. 207 Baltimore Bamore corner broadway and Leonard
street. York; N Main street, Richmond; Sycamore
Petersburg; Main street, Norfolk and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia - M a
extraordinary insuring faithful and highly finished
Ikenesses In few seconds. .Ns#
rotary ground invented by H. Whtehus gives an
airy and living appearances 10 the picture.
than thirty thou
sand pictures annually and have given dissatisfaction This
iatiering OF his kenesses
j. H. W. of the public generally 10 his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers store where free
exhibition Of pictures will be given. &
competition in daguerreotypes the
Maryland Institute, he awarded the first
medal by the judges.
attended 10. : Nov 25-dy
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W.sHsoTos COUNTY, Nd,
(TKs Diocesan Coisge Of the Profeant Episcopai Church,
THE annual session WIN Monday, October 1851
until the commencement day"-the las
July New students recommended
opening received time they
ply, estimated oftbcr
college number Of classes, affords all the
ponnues complete education and successful terminus
Of the collegiate confes on its graduates the usual AGA
demcal degrees.
The grammar adjoining the csiiege and
rvon Of the but under distinct discipline
beginning their academics and
collegiate The oversight and direction OF the
Of the college special advantages the pup In
the grammar school.
classes, study Of the Greek language
omed and il place supplied BY additional studies IN modern Ian
guages, book keeping Sc vi
villages, favorable good morals and
aKemp HAIL. building, 20 feet by 49, win be ready for
the In addition the orme
corps professors have recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans, lecturer civil and ecclesiastical law, and John
Alexander, LII. lecturer physics and chemistry.
The charge he the college and
hundred FIVE
dollars, payable semi annually in advance,
Application o admission 70 be made 10
Rev. JOHN n. KERF0OT, n. r., Rector,
College OF st. James r. o. Maryland.
Au0l -
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DENIOVALThe celebrated Dr. C. W. RoBACK professor Of
IL aoogy astronomy phrenology, and geomancy combined
with conjuaon from Sweden having removed MS once 70
White New York, offers his services TO ue cizens
Europe enjoys higher reputation asrooger thnn
any living Natvies calculated according geomancy
ladies 50, gentlemen S. Persons at distance can have their
sending of the OF their BIRTH All
letters containing will receive immediate atten-
ton nativites any part of the world written on
prepared make use OF his power by
conuaon Of the following topics Courtshp advice
accomplishment wealthy marriage
power redeem such given TO the free use
bo all of hazard and for the recovery Of
purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
abovenaed have been done In this city and Ito
United States, Satisfaction
horoscopes have been cast during the last four
while here Letters will answer every purposes and VIII DO
person, mail safe that
through the post ONCE Dr. Roback
900 letters monthly and has never missed
All will be religiousy attended TO- prepaid Be par
For particulars
call al The ONCE Of Unon get astrological almanac
gratis. . 1. ,>,,, nm. ry
White street, New York.
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within the reach OF us sil-The celebrated
Ia German physicians Gray, have finally
The ofwsshneten after having
Of knowledge and having spent
Indians for the Of getting thorough
themselves quahed 20 alleviate
human family subject we
promise all who favor with call that we viii, with
Out question, their complaints and symp
TOMS and guarantee and speedy cure The Doctor
wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves we
aI.o complaints
nom what how long Standing
had office from
persons living all the counties Of the ses Of New
Work Cansdss hc who, having been given 10
ale by The faculty hearing o. and avapr themselves Of
have been Diseases successfully treated
M. ono, constipation piles scrofn
erpeas letter. caldhead dopsy AL ne
diseases Of the skim lungs, stomach bowels hve
kidneys, spine, &C, .--,.- ,..,,.,,..
Oct a. 2rN
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on Aln Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just rece
0U,UUU and New York Butter Store, No. o.

on OOn Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0UUUU New York Butter Store, No 81 Han
over street, Baltimore.
share Of above has been collected with the greatest
expressly for hotels and families during the winter
prejudice justly exists against packed
batter been imposed them Goshen
butter Being connected with Of the old
houses in New York. who superior
procuring choicest diaries from county,
sending supplies regularly week. feel
that will the refined
taste delightful flavor until spring Hun
citizens already realized the virtue Of butter NO
will be spared suit all All goods delivered IN the
city charge -
Also 1900 pounds very choice pineapple cheese All viii be
sold n in New York by the few packages
All goods bought and sold for cash.
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, 1851.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS l. CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. "
BROWN, sHIPLEY Il CO.,
Liverpool
e. O. ROBERTS Il CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNROE l. CO..
26 Rue NotTe Dame des victories,
n n r
GEO. DRAPER, Iiavre.
will accountable gold
bullion SPECIE ewel precious stones, METALS unless bills OF
aang signed therefor and the value thereof therein
Sept 5-dly ese..e
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General Agency and Law ONCE at washington,
DE sELDINo WYLIE,

DE sELDINo WYLIE,
No Todds BdnS Pennyvanfa neat door Vsst Of
Browns Hotel, Washinstoa, d. G.
CHAs. DE DING d ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
purpose Of prosecuting claims before
Congress- executive depar,msn before board Of
foreign prepared to give their
and faithful attention 10 all business that may be nused 10
their charge obtaining pensons bounty
duties claims arising under contracts treaties,
buying selling collecting private claims,
rents, &c.
Andrew Wylie IT, will business with which
either nmself
the District Supreme Court Of the United States.
SeldnE being United States commissioner, notary
public commissioner Of deeds for ell the States Of the Union
attention the taking Of testimony, aekRowIede
men which appertan his once.
Charges will moderate and regulated by the amount clsimed,
he services required. stH iHl f-.N
paid will receive Immediate stsendon
pts-dly
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
good education, and resided some years IN fas
anxious obtain the Of companion 70 young per
sons In some private family Of respecsnbiiiy.
connexions can
rvsn parties ofhe responsibility either in THE country or
In England
Gar
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he QUrNCEy's Literary "Reminiscences. vols Isrpc,
~ being vols. and OF the uniform edition Of his
MotherweIl's Poshunous Poems, vol.
Ihe vision o. Sir Launh a poem BY James Russell Lowell
mrmosrs OF the Rev Jos huckmnstef
Stevens Huckminser; by Eliza Buckmnster Lee 1 vol.
Brief Practical Treatise Mors pro
cesses employed The pmc wcrks by Lieut.
WIN. ~ Wright, u. q. Ene5reers. ft1s N lEs1ll ~ 80
Ft This day received for sale by
ia 4.H TAYLOR h MhURy,
Septic # u 81 Boohselsrs, near oh street..