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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-23

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. IS
Passed during. the Second Session of the Thirty
& second Congress 3, ..ff F..l'.
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Compared with the corresponding month in 1852,
which In itself one Of great prosperity, the de-
clared vaue ofexpors in February 1853 shows an in
crease Of FL 4l0 O60 This increase is distributed with
remarkable all the principal branches Of
industry. Shipments to Australia have evidently ex-
ercised an important influence in making up the
aggregate. What the result Of this branch Of the
export trade will be- time only will determine. In
the meantime expectation to Australia will go on,
without much if any abatement, in the face Of all
misgvings suggested by the extent Of the transac-
lions already reported. The amount Of articles i'm
ported and taken into general consumption shows .
general increase. Grain Of all kinds, well as most
descriptions Of food, has been largely taken. Pro-
visions Of all kinds have increased. The annexed
statement exhibits the quantities Of certain articles
imported and taken for home consumption =
ILLUSTRATIONS NTo The UNITED KINGDOM GRAAr BRITAIN.
Taken for Home
Imported Consumptior.
AoN6 csdsHg Feb. 5, 1852. 1858. 1852 1853.
GrAn--
Whs.t, quarters 125,oeS 10000 I2easS 44le7s
Grain 81 other de-
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~e~esra TUESDAY, March rs T.. II.
Th~rs ms \ further improvement In some descrp'
s,ons AZ stoclu oday and the general aspect Of a.
nSx = Wan street was somewhat moro cheering
faa. hal heen the case for some days previoua The
market for foreign exchange was rather frmer. and
uoderste business transacted in the early part
NJ the day for the steamer which leaves Boston to-
morrow; bat il is understood that Q considerable
amount Of remittances will be deferred until 6atur-
aay in consequence of the non-arriva Of the mails
ron the South, some seven eight Of which arc b.
hind their time Money was easier, probably owing
to the disposition manifested by various banks to dir
count more literally The only decline which we
particularly noticed at the first board to-day was
mat Of tho Nicaragua Transit Company, which won't
down 1. Erie Railroad advanced l; Canton Company
II; Cumberland Coal ~; Parker do. Ct; Pennsyiva
mia Csal, Phoenix Mining, and New Creek Company
each :.
The total receipts for duties at the Custom House
yesterday amounted to $ll4,525. The Assistant
Treasurer Of this port to-day received $l44 375 ls
paid, ga ,sss ll-Balance, $7,2lo,s76 81.
The European news brought by the Franklin i'm.
parted . rather better feeling among operators in
cotton and breadstuf, will DO seen by our report
Of tho state of trade. Our dispatches from New Or
leans remark that the Asias advices had little, il
any, eject on that market. fair business was done
In that place yesterday at firm prices The stock Of
cotton on hand at New Orleans, last Saturday,
amounted to nearly four hundred thousand bales.
Tho Board of Trade returns Of the United King
dom Of Great Britain, for the years $780, 1851 and
1861, ending January S. give the annexed exhibit Of
leading articles exported -
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HAVANA, March aL-Sugsrs-Orduary white, 6xe.
e,sc.; sso1 ordinary. 6xe. So; gsed TO 6as,
. 90. There have BEEN shppsd from Havana, sinos
tho 2th uit TO the United States. 10 ses boxes total
exports - eW beles kios s quoted at II rails Coffee
- 10 per qu., according to quality. Freshts-rwo
charters reported to have taken effect for St. Peters
burg, at 62s Cd the other hand coastwse freghts
from l2s per box IS 50 Of sugar. to Nav York
have risen TO lars. and ~ 81 80 hid, and still
looking up. Molasses, 20 per Ito CALLS Exchanges
have declined to Y s10 per cent premium London;
a sK discount on Now York; TX 2 per cent discount
(short) ON New Orleans
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Died.
On Monday afternoon, March g. Mrs. MARY rAIcoyI.
widow Of the late Captain Oscar Falconi in the AID
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited to At
Thirty first street, this morning ct IOoolook.
On ho,ssy. March 2s LOUIS JOSEPH son OF Louis and
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his fune
raj, from No. 21s Fulton street. this morning, at 10
O'Clock His remains will be taken to nizabethsown, N
On Tuesday morning, March 90 after and lin
sering illness SARAH TRxwnI wife of Thomas +. Cor
nell, aged a years and months.
The friends Of the family and those Of her father Ste
phen Num- are respectfully invited to sttend her ia
oooc vhout u-tbep iny.on
Young aged 50 years.
spectfuy invited TO attend her funeral from her late
residence No. So Dominick street. tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock.
o. Tuesday morning, March %, Mr.. wx W. PzrRn in
the Gath year of HE age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence,
No ~ FRANKLIN street. to morrow afternoon at three
On Tuesday. March %, after short illness, TnoraY
DONOVAN. In the 49th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are requested TO attend the
funeral this afternoon. O'Clock without further
invitation from his Late residence No l02 West Twenty
February Il, CATHERINE, wife Of David Murray. and
Westmeath, Ireland.
Ss1 os:,' S.pss % g'.;s Ko,rr Goth
year Of his age.
States Lodge Ma. 388 O. Of D. f. and Phoenix Assem-
bly,, No l. B. Of Bereans, respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence No. 80 Marion
street, to morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock
At Tallahassee, Fla, March p, Mr.. WILLIAM WILSON,
aged 80 years.
wills remans will bs brought to this city for nterment
in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Monday morning, March %, after short illness,
PATRICK ROACH, aged ~ years.
His relatives and friends and the members Of the New
York Irish Dragons Ninth Regiment, and the members
attend his funeral from his late residence No. II Watts
street. this afternoon, at O'Clock His remains will
be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
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AsHKs presented feature of an interesting chs
ractsr. Sales made Of As bb ct - SIX for pots
and IS $50 35 62h for pearls, per Zoe lbs.
BRxADsrUus -Flonr-The improved condition OF tbs
market for this article to which alluded yesterday
was more evident to-day. Consumers and shippers
bought with increased freedom At prices generally arsr
and In exc per Dbl higher than these last
quoted by The arrivals moderate. but ON ths
increase and gave promise Of adequate stock The
days business embraced II 900 bills. supernne Ne. q
at - 121 - rs ordinary to good State, At - SIX
"a 56l; mixed to straight Indiana and Michigan with
common TO good Ohio, 1t - so a rs favsrits State
ssN - Ss fancy ndi A. !, and Michigan A. - -
"a SIX s. 12H extra Genesee, at - 12h . Is rs
With extra Indiana Michigan, and Ohio at 3S Is Is rs
siderable animation the home and export inquiry having
been brisk ct steady rates There were sold 900 bbl
and IS 37a s. SO for fancy Rye aour ana eornnssi
unchanged
Mr.. De Luze gives in his circular for the Canada,
the following statement Of the clearancss OF -four:
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The total declared value Of produce and manufac-
lures exported in 1850, was f65, 7s5, 447 in 1861,
fss ISL SOL; 1852, Ell ,429,5<s. This steady in
crease denotes healthy state Of commercial affairs.
and there Is every probability Of its continuing.
Tho Board Of Trade table, for the month ending
February 9Th, in each Of the past two years. shows
not only an aggregstejncrease in the value Of ex-
pWn, but In nearly every article enumerated. The
Same feature is visible in the import trade
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Married.

On sunday evening, March q, by the Rev. William
Hawcy, Mr.. Benjamin +. STUART Esq, to Miss SARAH J.
SPRINGS, daughter Of William Springer Esq. al Of this
city.
On Tuesday. March %, by the Rev. Mr.. Seaman, Mr..
JAMES WR0HT. Of New York, TO Miss MARIA L. MILLER,
daughter Of Hugh Miller, Esq., Of Brooklyn.
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nAGUERREoTYPE LIRENEsSEs WORTH HAVING
Such daily taken, In every style Of the art Of
many o. hrt families at the old and popular rooms Of
KNAPP 500 Broadway Prince street and Jos Bowery.
over Andersons carpet store Family groups taken In
superior Leueses Of the sick deceased person
ally attended TO by Mr.. X.
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Month ending Feb 8. Month ending FEB 5.
1852. 1858. 1852. 1858.

1852 1858. 1852. 1858,
E1k manufactures
Of Europe, lbs. 54,377 s,,ess 55ei7 $1,000
0. Of India, pieces 1851 c,Sob II, 400 H,72s
With respect 70 the importation Of other goods, 1t
appears there has been decrease ind dyes and dyeng
stus, except cochineal, indigo, lacdye, and sumac.
Glass manufactures and hides show large general
decrease. In leather manufactures, owing TO the
,1emand for Australia, there has been q great In
prease In oils of all kinds except olive, there has
Iso been an increase. or quicksilver there has been
y large supply. Metals exhibit falling of as re.
guards copper, lead and tin. In the importation Of
almber there has been a decrease OF British and an
sac;ease Of foreign with diminished consumption
n both descriptions
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DENTISTRY.
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nENTJsTRy WANTED PURCHASER FOR AN
- order dentist Dry goods groceries, furniture, or
other trade taken tot H. Apply MfLLETs Music saloon,
20 BroafeAy
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SPORTING.

noC LosT-Si0 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN, AND
~ questions asked for the return Of very small black
and ooored dog 20 the Of Cbut Apply
10 JOHN r. BKcKfR No. d02 Broadway.
L,ANCY PIGEONs.-A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
in poutera swsllowe mAgpies, boards tumblers fans,
ruhs, &c, for sale. Apply ut rs vesey street
L,oR sALE-A SPLENDID CANADIAN DOG, SIX
teoD months old. inquire ut No ] Mulberry street,
corner Of Chatham.
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR SALE A YOUNG
~ dog years old hrod from the purest stock and Of
beauty sire and sagacity Will DO sold for half
his value the compelled 70 part with BIN
Apply at 20 Fulton street, In the basement
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RHI1IINERY AND DREssMAKING,,

1EILLINERY-MADAME PHILLIPS WILLoPkNTHIs
M day elegant variety OF imported bonnets together
with brilliant assortment OF her manufacture
which be sold cent less than other house in
tho sole Of clearing the stock by the
FIRST Of May in consequence Of removing to III Bowery
Ladies' call and Judge for yourselves No Ale Broad
way between Howard and Canal streets
AIRS WALKER WILL OPEN HER MILLINERY
mi rooms Thursday March 81 with large and splon-
did Of ladies' and children hats flowers &c
at 1873 Ninth avenue.
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THU MILITARY.

LIGHT GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF
w the above company requested TO attend meeting
the Bowery Hotel s05 Bowery, Wednesday evening"
derch 30 at ~ o'clock. NJ Punctua attendance IL
ueated important business will be transacted By
Tor. THOS. KIRK, Chairman.
Ii. W. GENET, Secretary.
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yNHIsKERs AND MoUsTAcHEs ARE AN oRNA
ment the face OF man, but nature is hot bonn
t.I 70 All men Now Grnhams Onguont will force the
heard or hair TO strong and luSursn in six weeks and
will not stain or iurs the skin. 81 per bottle.
apy part Of ,ho country. X @. GRAHAM, 81 Ann 81.
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Wheat in better request, but the comparative
city of prime lots and the favorable foreign induced
holders 70 ask prices which exceeded purchaser Limit
bushels Western mixed fetched 81 IL per bushel Mr. De
Luze gives in his circular for the Canada tbs follow
ing statement Of the clearances hence -
To London, from Ach q TO Mch 26 inclusive bush
Liverpool, do. do. do. n,0W
Glasgow, do do. do. 1890
Rye held at oOe. o2c. per bushel, but did not
bring such rates Barley unsetled-a sale of 500
bushels was effected on private terms Oats
derAtely dealt in at 40 46c for Jersey, 45c Ale.
for Pennsylvania, and 47e 4oe for State and Western
per bushe.
Corn slightly favored factors The astive demand alb
sorbd the receipts and prevented accumulation Of
stock, which, in conjunction with the favorable Eng
a. @ navs sssp made
&c for ordinary to choice Southern white and YET
low per kushel Mr. De LuIe gives in his circular for
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INSTRUCTION.


TNvENISG CLASSFS-FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH,
~ Latin and Decentralization will be given by young
in the above languages for partial board and
Please address L. E. Herald Office. Persons wishing to
oeve private lessons apply as above Terms moderate
IF EVER A CHEAP WORK DESERVED UNIVERSAL
i acceptston IL IL "Godsmths System of Penmanshp,n
reduced copybook shape embracing full directions and
containing thirtyx copies fac SMILES Of Coldsmiths
handwrDg1 and the number Of for practice.
Price Q, cents, i've copies 81 GOLDsMITHs rooms,
2s9 Broadway
DENMANsHIP.-NR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
j. pupils dairy at his rooms, No. $50 Broadway. La
dies classes nj II and o'clock sentemens at A. NJ and
and o'clock p NJ Private instruction at hours
venient TO the pupil See cards at the academy.
CPANIsH LANGUAGE.-A. SPANISH GENTLEMAN
fvorably known In this city teacher Of his native
will mpart instruction In the ladies and
gentlemen at hs Office in part Of the city and will
alec make trsnsstions with correctness and propriety
Apply at s'3 Broadway, room No II, up stairs.
CPANIsH LANGUAGE.-A COMPETENT TEACHER
- has few unemployed hours and Is DESTROYS odevote
them instruction in bis native language Terms SIS
quarter payable monthly in advance giving ave lessons
week. Apply to Sr Y X. M T5 Pearl street
- fsvoreby known in this city as teacher Of his native
ladies gentlemen at his oce in OF the city
and will make translatons with correctness ans pro
prety Apply at as3 Broadway, room No. H. up stairs
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NEW CLAssEs-BRooKEs DANCING ACADEMY,
~ at his now Assembly Rooms No. 5 Broome street.
The quarter from the time 81 subscription Ths
school willoontinue open during the whole year.
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Z, COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
T.. furniture, &c:-This day, Wednesday, March 30 at
Brooklyn the entire eentoe furniture Of the house. com
prsing SOFAS mahogany chairs French bedstead marble
tor centre card dinner tea tables tapestry ingram
carpets ocloth beds and mattresses crockey and glass
peremptorY.
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"A sell ON Wednesday, April at II O'clock a. the Msr
chant Exchange the two story and attic brick house and
Ninth avenues The house - in complete and perfect
order furnished with and Croton water throughout
with every convenience kitchen range &c, 40, having
been lately put complete repair for the owners
who occupies the premises Terms liberal a large
portion Of the purchase money remain on mortgage for
= teruu of
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u Caroiina Copper Compapy-For delivery during the
month Of ApriMSfMEoN Bra win sell auction, At
Exchange the first Tuesday Of April next
l2 O'clock two hundred tons Of copper ore. villOo
Of about thirty cent and one hundred tons o. about
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~ The first Of May
Will pretty soon be here,
Tho bugs Assail,
You cannot fail.
While Lyons help 10 near.
Dash right and left
In every cleft
The pungent, harmless dust
Down dead will fall
The things that crawl.
For die perforoc they must.
The rats and nioe
Nfyou are wise)
In cellar, barn or mill,
You'll put to sleep
When out they creep,
With Lyons famous pill.
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On 0n0 OLD STYLE JUGS sCHIEDAM GIN F0x
LU.UUU medicinal nss Old Club sehnapps, the eeee n
city few Sohiedam and Holland gin bters
superor articles eases Curscos Gases branded ssse
riee, ~, 600 Havana segars, for sale by .---..
WIN. II. UNDERHfLL 400 Drooms street.
&10 000 WORTH OF BRANDIES, WINES GIN.
plU.UUV whisky, Jamsiea and 81 Croix rum, syrups.
sordas Hedsieck grape leaf Schroeder, Charles End
rious brands wines claret wines 81 80
DOZEN and upwards 40 Wholesale buyers will be treated
literally by VIZ. ii. UNDERHILL, 400 Broome street.
R00 BARRELS OF PORTER STOUT AND ALL.
Dublin stout Barclay Perkins London porter and stcuk
Philadelphia porter and stout Fakirks Younger Camp
bAjIa and Scotch aes, Philnde pha aies re-
WIN. II. UNDRRHlLL coyner Broemo and Crosby strsota
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE WORLD.-DR
Roses celebrated cough syrup for coughs colds, and
ption the best preparation for cough arising
red this preparation agree with Dr. Rose Of Phi
HE In bottles 80 cents and 81 to be had OF C. Ring
n Co and J. A j. Coddington Broadway, Boiee Smith
c,rn,r az Canal street aud West Broadwny DR. Guon
Grand street and Bcwery Brigham and Miller, avenue
ID and Third street
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IN H. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
h called tho large and peremptory sale Of and
uab exotic house a.., and garden plants fruit
with hot water apparatus and copper pipe glasses and
ather articles apperaning to the culture Of plants Also
made At BrGsdTa the uoTshwss corner Sf RSs
I0 O'clock continued daily until the whole is dis
posed Tho sale will be positive and without reserve 80
pass the door the Sixth and Eighth railroads
With n bIock NJ he
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NABINETMAKERs' STOCK OF FURNITURE AT
auction q. No Amsy psss LnTrsns stSsst between
oneers store m Fulton street. will sell the entire stock
furniture of A. s. Noe this day. at ten o'clock
at of rosewood and mahogany parlor
suits marble top tables bodsteads &C.
ali and the principal part Of the stock made to
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The returns Of imports and consumption present
bhe same satisfactory results
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H.. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEEk.-TO HOUoE DECO..
II. rators carvers picture frame makers ornamental
plasterers builders and othersE H. LUDLOW will sell
auction Wednesday, April 1863 At loH O'Clock, ut
Broadway large collection consisting Of about one
thousand valuable working mogdS PAPER
preae finished capitals tables &C. being the stock Of
John Caller retiring from the business These
ouds have been selected and got the
best and from the most approved models OF their
inc reasing their stock Of mouds seldom met with The
and will be ready inspection Monday to the
sale Catalogues ready at the ONCE OF tho auc-
No FALL
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A UCTION NOTICE BRANCH h MCDONNELL, AUG
"A tonecr lis street begs to inform those persons
whose goods they receive for their sale 18th
inst that having cleared out all consgnments hand at
that a they prepared 20 receive goods o.
their next large sale Tuesday next oth OF
April Parties intending goods for that sale VIII please
send them in by Saturday.
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A pRIAN H. MULLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"A property in the village Of Mamaroneck Wetches.or
county 70 the estate 81 John Sr
day 7th April 1858 O'Clock p NJ tho promises the
two story dwelling occupied hote by W g. Mich
OILS street directly in front Of the harbor lot ~
feet wide by 81 Deep Also lot and building adjoining
so feet front 81 feet deep Also the southwest
ner IS inches wide By 100 feet
deem Also lot No. 76 ON side Of Main street 60 feet
by 800 feet twelve lots on Mount Pleasant
street near the New New Haven Railroad depot
zach so feet wide by deep Full warranty deeds will
be given Apply the auctioneers No Wall street New
York OF W. Schoeld at the railroad depot at Mama
roneck
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NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE.-HENKY n.
" LEEDS 4 CO, auetioneers will sell at suction on
March 81 70 East Twenty street. at l0L
oUeNh assortment of household furniture
wood parior suit green gold brocaslls sofas arm
parlor fancy charsin rich rosewood brooat rapery
curtains rosewood eegeros and centre tables fine
Brussels and Aubson carpets French mahogany furniture
with k worked Pillow caro- tables onlhS "a
furnture beds and bedding rich cut glass
gold band china also beautiful suit of enamelled
cottage furniture, complete with marble tops and ia per-
fart Ssl he0ip surith fba Itch furu
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aay.mx Ar AuCrpOu.

DLANTS AT AUCTION WILLIAM & ncILyAIN
viii seii Al auction Thursday. March ast - Ne y
lane Ox O'clock fine collection OF hardy per
petua roses likewise monthly and neiseo gsraniums snd
and other plants suitable for bedding out from
TIA rardnn of LAaues Hill. bergen, N, ].
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A UcTIoN EOTIcR-LARaR SALE OF cROcyARnr.:
"A glass and china BY WILLIAM W. cHyrLn 90
wednesday March aOth. AZ hafpest to- clock AZ NO
John street ~ packages ali kinds q iron s.os
blue and fancy ware, glassware Of 81 onnA oA eess
yellow and Rockingham ware lots TOR retailers ana
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NfISCELlLANEOUS.
---~~>-~~--~>>~>r~>~'>r|>>-.
G1O OOO TAKE NOTICE, THAT WE CHAL-
0lU.UUU. enge the world to compete with us in the
Of billiard tables and style Of cushions
others and supply club rooms and public rooms
United States Gentlemen will please call and examine
for themselves, and be their own judges GRiFFITH
of 0l
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HONORABLE FRENCH GENTLEMAN, NATIVE
IA Paris arrived from that city wishes
srrangensnt with very rospectsss American hnily =
in French drawing and painting He IL an artist ed
speaks fueny the English The best refersass
riyen. Address Mr.. N. M, n Franklin street.
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YOUNG WIDOW LADY, IN REDUCED CIROUM-
"A stances, wishes TO meet With gentleman whs weuA
loan her two hundred dollars fer which good board
rity will be given Good reference DO vea Address,
Post Ofioo.