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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-12

On yesterday, Mr. MosoAs, Auditor Of State
in response 70 resolution Of the Senate, aenS to
that body report showing the conditioner tie
various banks Of the State. the dividends for tbs
year past, the taxes assessed and unpaid, &C.
The report develops some rich facts. which, when
it is printed, will make bank advocates stare.
For instance, the Athens Branch, which COM
menced operation less than six yeaFs ago, onsr-
capital OF 1000, Consequently increased TO .
$iO0 000,) has within that time divided, ahd has
on hand, ia the shape of undivided profits, ST..
24l 50. The same bank has divided within tho .
last year twenty per cent,-just double the amount
allowed the private citizen by Iaw-with $6,24t
50 still on hand to divide. With these hsayJ :,
earnngs-while thus making money hand over
hand, as only bankers know how to do it--thls /,
bank refuses 10 pay its ta$es, amounting 10 S4,-
974 3e, assessed in 1852, and of $4,9i5 So as-
sessed in 1853 That is the first bank in the list.
! The second, the Akron Branch, shows still
more hagrant instance Of the utter falsity Of the
assertion that bankers do not make money. This
Akron Branch went into operation In ls45, with
a capital of $4,000, which, like the Athena
Branch, was subsequently increased to 500 900.
During the year past, this bank yided 90 p.r
cent. on its capital. Sincc its creation at the
close of the year l345, it has absolutely divided,
or has on hand, in the shape of undivided profts,
$l35 900, being $4,000 more than its entire
capital stock al tho time II was largest. Ibis
bank, like its twin brother Of Athens, notwith.
standing its helvy and enormous profits, refused
and still refuses to pay its taxes for the years lS
and 1853. a- a.sa - ah
The Muskingum Branch, at Zanesville, com.
menced businei February l2, l84s, has esp.
tai of 100000, and during the year divided $l2,
o00-or l3 per cent. ON its capital, leaving ST.
655 3S of undivided profits in'the bankz-naking
over t,oenty-nins per cent. during the year. In
less than Fix years which this bank has been in
operation, it has, after paying all expenses, de-
Quoting bad debts, &C., divided over sepcr.yjfve
per cent-end yet it refuses to pay its taxes, and
charges that the Democracy are preventing bank.
erS from making an honest living! .'1-
/ The Chillcothe Branch, which only divided IL
per cent. on its capital stock, amounting to S30,-
900, still keeps in its vaults $2l746 Al of profits
undivided. Since the institution commenced
business in l845, it has made. by loaring money
and otHrriSe, $263,l35 al on a capital of $780,.
uC0 at starting, but which was subsequently in.
creased 10 S25OO0o It too, notwithstanding.
these enormous profits refuses to pay its fair pro-
portion of taxes to the support OF schools. the
payment Of the S:lte debt, &c.
/ These immense dividends, il will he bone iu
m:nd are clear net profits, after paying all OK
penses of house rent salaries of cashiers, tellers
presidents, porters, Ssc.-S1ts D!macrak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
Louisiana Lepislature.

Baton Rouge Jan. 27 1s54-Ia the Senate there were
no quorum to-day.
HoUsE.-Mr. Mcdonald offered a resolution directing
the comnittee on Internal improvements to report bill
repeating all laws in relation to the improvement of
the Internal navigation of the State and also bill
providing for regular and practical system OF such
improvements. Laid on the table subject to call.
Mr Cronan offered resolution, adding Mr.. 0lney to
the Sanitary Committee Adopted
Bus lnttodueeds-By Mr., oney, bill to amend the
ath section of the act to consolidate the city New Or
leans. Referred
By Mr. Grandment bill to amend the divorce laws of
the State. Referred
BY hr Berlin joint resolution directing the State En-
slneer to make certain improvements in the parish o
Avoyelles Referred.
By Mr. Smart bill to appropriate for svees and drains
on the Sabine all moneys paid into the treasury derived
its tributaries Referred
By MI Briant on leave, joint resolution REQUESTING
OF congress section Of land for the use of schools in ht
parish of st. Martins Laid over
On motion of Mr. Miller the House went into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the bill appropriate 500 0O0or the
purpose of carrying into effect the law to provide TO,
draining the swamp and oyerowed lauds of the State
After amending the bill by striking out s27OOO0 and
inserting $4,000, the committee arose
The House eoncurred in the amendment and the bill
passed ~ "
The bill relative to sureties was taken I'D and passed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
DAILY CRESCENT
Louisiana

Atticus Slaughter Esq the Democratic candidate for
the Legislature from Csddo Parish to ill the placs va
Gated by the death of Hon R. Douglass was elected
on the l1th by majority If 40 votes.
The lumber kiln Of Messrs. CisAin Robinson al.
Shreveport destroyed by fire the 18th Loss 5000
The fire is believed to have been the work ncen-
diary and reward of $3.50 ia offered for his apprehension
The Shreveport Democrat Of the 10th reports that for
the twenty-four hours previous Red River had risen
twelve inches and was stilI on the rise
The Shreveport Democrat Gala the attention of the Le
gsature to tbs necessity Of an appropriation for the
moval Of the steamer Luna sunk during the past year
from the mouth Of Black Bayou complaining that OWING
to this obstruction navigation above wholly obstructed
unless the water is high enough to admit the
Of boats over the sunken vessel 1t lies entirely
the channel.
Every obstruction Of this kind seriously affects the bu
sines Of the towns along Red River and is also detr
ment to the business Of New Orleans We hope an ap
preparation will speedily be made.
The Shreveport Gazette Of the 2lat says:
News reached here on Thursday that Thomas Harper
of Jefferson, Texas and only Of Mr. W W Harper oi
this parish had shot himself through the body and that
it was supposed the wound would prove nsrta On
terday morning Robert G. Harper, Esq, received note
informing him that Thomas dead.
The St. Martinsvls Astakapas) Gazette Of the 2stb
that the water in the bayou 30 low that the Alice
W Glaze has been aground in the middle of the bayou
for seVeradays 1t has seen it adds the bayou
low at the present time.
Mr. Ayerin Marionneaux on the 23d elected Mayo,
of Plaquemine to fill the unexpired term Of Mr. Lou,
Martin, resigned
HoREID huRpER.-The West Baton Rouge yis-a-yis O.
the 25th says:
The body Of Mr.. Peterson. old and inofensive man
that had lived near the banks Of lake Crocodile in h
parish was found in his house last Friday he hac
been murdered several days
He had been strack the back of the neck with Ar
ak and the blow dealt with such force that the ga
ments were all cut and the neck disocated he bad
hs clothes and bis boots The perpetrator the
der no doubt robbed him for cent was found by ths
neighbors that inferred his body
MI Peterson was over so of age, and had suffered
much from ill health and disappointment he lived alone
mile and half from his nearest neighbor-he did no;
even have dog.
We learn that Mr. A. W. Hyatt has become associated
with Mr. P Winfree in the publication of the West Bstor
Rouge VsaVis This gentleman will doubtless contributs
great additional value to this heretofore interesting ant
able newgpaper,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

A DoILAR-f you want to know precisely
how much dollar is worth, just try to borrow
that amount from your most intimate friends
Perhaps you will get it, and then again perhaps
you won't. If you have no occasion to gsk
you can easily obtain it, but if the world hon
estly believes you need dollar to save you from
actual starvation, you will stand q remarkably
good chance for Potter's Field before the dimes
are Forthcoming, Try the experiment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
PORTSMOUTH,,

H1vOR PORTsMOU OUTH-(P only. -
This ai railing ship OTOMOC0 Capt. HoweS s585sg
having ali sngsgsd will have dispatch
ssrs osy, apply TO tAa Captain board.
jHa9s p. WHITNEY d CO. 81 Carp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

The following horizontal musings of q loafng
tipler, deserve to be perpetuated Hear his wall
Leaves have their tinaa to fall
And so likewise have l.
The reason, too. IS the same-it
Comes of our getting d,y
But here's the differences 'twixt leaves aud me,
1 falls s more harder y and more frequentee.
Miss haywood, an American danseuse, has
created quite furor in Florence, by her performance Of
Margaret in the ballet of Faust 1t has excited no ittie
surprise that America should have produced such pxi
site yoluptuousness and grace have been manifested nv
this lady She said to have surpassed even Taslon
and Carlotti GFisi. S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
GENOA.

ES0R GENOA.-The fine A / bark -
r.. LOUIsA BLISS, Captain Hlah, having nearly
her aLEo engaged M have qusk dA.k For balance 0r
having coed board,
iAn1l BoGERT, WILLIAMS 4 co 10 C.mps..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
STEAMSHIPS--SHIPS.
GaLT.ESTOW.

VIII losyo THURSDAY, February 9, at seoek A. NJ
HSOR ALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT ~ %sa5s.
LAyACA ndMATAGoRDA BAY-Regula New
Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line q Pressure
master w leave "a abose landing freight on the whave at
ndtanea and LavRra sube ogherage htagOrdn Bay) With
cut extra chags For freight peauags having
roon accommodations, spply TO
q z.---..l opposite the Steamship Landing.
B This line having pilot PaEg CavRO
VII hereafter hs supervision Of its
t{ans. an2T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

RERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. G..
Ikay9 SAtFoLp ss HENRY T. R. LATIAER W COATES,
s y FOWLER MsBEAN co. and d. COOS,
On me waTs OF boT Bay have ssaed under the style
hrnl oi the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Mills they
are Sixteen Single Saws Circular
FLAMING Machine, which will
T1,loo TO 10000 feet OF Lumber per Day.
Railroad CompaRlss Building Contractors
All others wanting Pine Lumber be supplied short
hs iher Aseutin New Orleans fully authorized
ppy orindvtdus their
with good sssomnt of Lumber suited tho
corner Sails and Euphrosyne ss C. TAYLOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
BOARDING.

EpOARDING.-Mrs. T C. w. WIrHERELI, having
taken thn cmodion and desirable ssdenes arrest
Qatey occupied BY VIM r. Converse
new and in elegant style or Single
5enLlemet with Board The unsurpassed having the
1stn Boatdes Hot
ak Epy,'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
TRIESTE.
HaMBURGH,

ES0R HAMBURG.-Th A / fast sail IN
~ ing fI.mburgh ship SIR ROBERT PEEL. Capt. lAAslk
Wtenpz loading and will have durk dispatch.
OF $50 b4iss Cotton, apply 10
J.P. WHITNEY & Co. 81 Camp st.
ta- For passage, apply 10 tho ospan board. iap8
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VOLUME VI.
HaVRE.

TISOR HAVRE.-The new A fast sail asssS
lag Aneri.an ahip CAMBRIA, Capt. Perry Ia now SaaE
loading ahd vii ec'iss prompt dispatch For freight of 59V pls
-, .,. JP WHITNEY 90, 81 Camp 'trss. H..,.;
GE Fer passage, apply 70 the Ceptn en- board lha47
EISOR HAVRE.-The A fast sailing ,F4se
ship LISBON, Captain Curtis i. now losdn and 500
p f' soaaR1 i SSs.
EtSoR HAVRE The new A | American ,3fEl, fE
sgs's nj. NsKTHEIN BELLE eaEt E., gss.s ,sss z AZ
Ss i Td0 SfeG e. 'Sa %' cdiSS asSs
w For passage apply to the caran jaasi
E1yOR HAVRE.-The new A / American ,s4gS
!. I PF WHITNEY, fs st' c q Camp y
Ks passage, apply to the Captain on board jsh9i
E1SOR HAVRE.-The A / fast sailing ,k55ss
il %4snY g. els
g- passag., apply . .hs Captain board. ian4i
EiSoR HAVRE.-( Irregular Trader. )-,HG
The ad fast f oaS E. md Ps I ars p oas ST
Sssa Sst BoeGF S5"saf q eaS S1 t 4RSy4 ."4
E1VoR. HAvRE; The fast sailing A ] ,3s.a
oas having sy ~ her eaxS engaged will have quick da'af
'' '''' y. SSsEai II IAss Co. 70 street
- For having excellent appy board
F1yOR HAvRE The A / fast sailing IN
ss Es G. Sss ! s5
TO- passage appy cap on board ID camp 'jssf' jse6
EfoR HAvkE.-The A | fast sailing ,4fSlsse 4fSslss1
~ bark GENERAL ia I{lE, Captain r. Mitchell {aAAE
losdng for The above and will have quick dspatcb.
freish Of 800 bales Cotton apply
BoGEhT, WILLIAMS a CO., 10 Camp st,
l.n7 or = G. W HYNsoN, 50 Camp street
NOR HAVRE.--The fpe fast sailing ,4ssse
H. American ship MONMOUTH, Captain Trutant sS8s.AAS'
now loading and Will have quick dispatch freight
Fisur or ss0 bales Cotton apply To
j. p. WHITNEY & Co.. 81 Camp sirest.
tD fof passage apply TO the Captain on board jana
ESOR HAVRE.-The fine A fast sail ,ssssks
N ing American ship sEWALL Capt AIerrow, is
loading and will have quick dispatch freight gusIo
or $500 bbls Flour, apply TO
j. P. WHITNEY d CO.. 81 Camp street.
"a For passage, apply to The Cspt4in ou hoHrd. dc
UN0R HAVRE-The A l fast sailing .5s5zSS
a rhip MARTHA j. WARD, storer, master saSS
ssge Of engaged have early dispatch freight
Of $50 bses Cotton apply j. r. WHITNEY
~ Fer passage having unsurpassed accommodations for both cabin
and storage apply the Captain board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
BOSTON,

kSOR OSTON-{Regular Line Of Fg55N
Packets l-Tha regular packet chip KENTUCKY 8A4AG
Wm l. Phn1ey rat having large potion Of her
Will have quick dispatch For balance
iRnlI GEO W. HYNSON, so m atfse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

STAR planning MILL, corner of Hercules
~ and Csope streets keepa constantly
nsnt OF DRESSED fLootNE CEILING WEATHER BOARDS.
~ Luhber sawed and dressed order, notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

q SOGNAC--l0 half and IS quarter pipes
~ foultnsy half pipes MAre pipes old Mae iG16
IN store and for sails By F. W. COELER, IT.
onnc.its cbnri., lJeIs.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
TERf CRUZ.

Will lesve WEDNESDAY February s, at o'clock A.a.
y E ISOR VERA CRUH-U. 8. Mail Line s>e%ys&
The magnificent stsamahip TEXAS, NJ
(d06 burtnen) Place, commander will VeTaas
aa above punctualy carrying the y. >. Malls.
q Rates of Pasaaee...
C&Dln
$50.
Measurement goods, cubic foot
~ For freight paaage having elegant
and storage paasangera, sppiy TO
HARRIS n MORGAN, foot Of Julia street
2 , . opposite the Stsanshio Landing.
g Passengers must provide thesvea passports
hdestean Consul janis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31
LEGHORN

bSOR LEGIORN-(Passage only T.. 4sa5ge
The 4 last s9tipg American ship PETER MAR- f48ES
~ apnn iskey, having all her engaged
dPgteh Far passage only having elegant aeo5modatioas apply
ianss J. P WHITNEY d Co sl Camp st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

HNOR LlVERP00L-tTak no Grain 4gsS
L The A fast sailing A1nertean slip JOHN BUN fahaks
YAM Capt. Nichols, ioaii quick dpAlah
For freight Of $50 bales Cotton, apply Il
j, z. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp at.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

EoR BOSTON.-(Regular Line OF, ,HN
iPsSkstslmIhs packs, Zip sACHEM, S. Ssa
hase quick dPah Eor balance freight apPen board
i-nll GEO w I1YhsnI On cs..,n- ......
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

aBRANDY.-We have regular supplies of the
Brandy by the Of 5
pipes our importation which
eonnosesurs as well as grocers retailsrs.
apis ly "a OId lie fsyes s strsst
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CHDIZ.

HFOR CADlZ-(Passage only. y.l-The A ~
y isas saifg American ship DOROAs PRINCE, CID
Captain innay having ali her engaged will as i
patch tT passage only having accommodations apply
JANIS J.P. WHITNEY 4 CO. 81 Camp s.res.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

EB0RTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
IN hottlcI, barrels casks sale,
ian29 u L H HEDGES L co. "a Grarinr airhat
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4 6SHAMPAGNE-No landing, 100 boxe
~ FLEuR DE SILLERY Jaeque,,ob F brand squal to an
thing IN the United States; which, with VIM
and Liquors. not to this country offered
al St SEWELL Il. TAYLOR, no. Is Royal street
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LITERPOOE.
,WyOR I,IyERPOOL-T I ot T1ovd,s .:E41

ENoR RLIvERPOOL--Th A / at LIoyd's 4.ssssSS
N last sailing gfilh ship GHEsTERHOEAftC Cant eSAAs
Heard losdng and will hare dpatsh.
jan36 CHENEY 4 IoyRYr w fomu,ron o,y.., !"
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a SHAMPAGNE-142 baskets Anchor, La
Amazos Great Western Star landing ship UnieorE
us EN- DALEY ss Fshoqxtcslss s,zsaa
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H4SOR LIVERPO0L.-Th American ~,
Al clipper ship MARINER, Capt. Barksr having the 9SkkS
EreasAf OF her will dspats
heavy freight or 500 bales Cotton apply
EIEFkEYi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-31

Ef0R B0STON.-The A packet bark "a!
IL SARAH 0LNEf, Cottrsll, master, having large S
portcn Of hssight engaged will have quick Dispatch
Of rssht or passage sppy tn GE0 " YNsok. so Camp q
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
ON the LUNGS and AIR PASSAGES.
" CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS end ASTHMA
Successfully Treated by INHALATION
PRACTICAL TREATlSE ON THE DISEASES
Of rHE
THROAT AND LUNGS


THROAT AND LUNGS
Will their Treatment by Medcated Inhslations
Us Rote HuLr d. author of Observations inhalation
&c, &c. Price 25 cents bound, 81 cents
This will be found Of the ,sasbe Of It's class
the American Press The Of It's suhor
Conunpon Bronehti. and Asthma By Inhalation,
the throat BY Inhalation
this BY the slhor Of this frease several
that he conveyed into the lungs the torn vspor
poduce ih a. OF the dsease The practical
opinions OF th medical world this subject establish the
durability Consumption and 70 diminish ncacuibly the
ghu this AID other kindred diseases Of the delicate
Amons The important subjects considered in this the fol-
lowing
AFFECTIONS THRoAr-Common Sore Thtost Grsnq.
Throat uusey Enlarged Tou. El0nzated Uyuls Pal
sie-lhsl symptoms and treatment
liberation Of the L.ybx Atees. the Layux Wsrty
Growths in the Lsryns. Aphonia, Loss Of Voice" 49,
Ill BRONCHIAL IpsEs-Acuie bronehtis
Chous Bronchitis Winter Cough Humid Broneh. Dry Bron
eb. Nervous Coush stomach Cough Neglected Colds Asthma
~ Communion -GauoPts OF Acute Sgnsampon chrome
sympomCovgh EIpetoaon shortnss- OF Breath Splitting Of
Blood Henorihsse from the Lgnss &c, &c
Tuburclss and Cavities In the Lungs
Dssnos the Mean. Of detecting Dse.e 10 the Lungs
Auscuia Percussion aud Pumometry
instrument Tor measuring the quantity Of air received BY
PRoors or rHE "CCR.BLrrY coysrNPrIos7-oPinions
Ct eminent English. French and American phy hyscans.
VI TBE TREATsEsT CoSsUsPTIoS.
By Rem. sss Admin stored through The stemse ~ 'gsess
By Remedies Administered through the skin washes Tartar
Oinmeuts Crot01 Oil-esu.es OF failure.
By Change Of Climate What Stage Beneheia When iau
nous. fsyorsbe; Statistics; Views Of Sir James
Ck Prof PoIss and DR. Food nhaeBce. Of Forests
Sugar Hocso, Of Asue Districts Gc.
By Msdated IEhAsons s Success the Action OF Inhaled
Nspos the Diseased SGrtsce Of the Lungs the lnsng nru
the Remedies Employed Directions fo Treatment Cases
The Author Of this work stands desevedy high physicians
arc sneh the practical re.meg Consump
ton BroBeh. and Ashn. th. fail place aim the
sTRiNGER { TowNSEND, rabl.hs,.
No Bro.d. Nsy. .York
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
Ghantes for Dusiness Men.

H.
RAKERY to LET, including sALEsROOM and
STORE HP The oe. sS@ M ssgs, S P4 's Oh ssn a :, 70
Nov Yo,s A1dIs, IS.tpsid kIso MANN fee. E'-
NOAL and IROE-ORE LANDS for SALE.-Three
Lsis Msieis via the Cleveland and Pvsa'sh
Railroad For 9:is1fSc we % e: ;ss',ss; cs CO. o
DRUG STORE for sALE.-A 6rstclass DRUG
~ STORE fsyosby located On th, corner q twS s.. tss
:s.s': sss .ad sa. s .s
.; % for % Tn: & ii. ssa
q, only I..'o for ,s selling To 1.is % 20
.@a% .i.. w. further psiss.: :ppy Il oris
Scranton e. Henry and Atlantic st., Bsoeaiyn
i able WATER PBTviLEGE and MANUFACTURING PROP
ERTY eosns d Cotton Factory 70 ~ 90 feet sh.e 40
. s.. hh 80 sS: % R%:'s ., 'sss: %
o.. I pw an. .sa .s& s sss .s s s :
S to ,s s. Ssf e.ns r. pS1p.s ss.oa: Ss.1
81 s o'a ais. % -ss E. sSa S %
L'OR sALE--A new and beautiful STEAMSHIP,
80 , long " beam. ~ hold s D , ,ssss ss sa IT, .. 'ss ss
te, materials and dssossy hses -s s,. as'; G sss
Gy -. Sss CO.. ssa: &C.:
nods;e 30 cabin and tive hundred s'eeI.e Lns o.s
sss ss:Tt; .s. .s I.s Or ,' SR1aia
DAkTNER wANTED.-A house already estab-
a... %as .asa riS Il ihs :.h as5s ssS ssc @
.ss 'ss ... s. ss: :: S
COMMISSION. post pad Boa No asIi .'h real asms
CTATIONERY BUSINESS for sALE-ln one o.
ssJ ueIessHr excellent i3r s.y p.rss r.mas
the busns~ fos reis :" sa"s''' WIN IVA Ss'
STATIONERY Boz No Ic ms ohse.
mo SHEET-NETAL WORKERS-NOTICE.-
the st ,sissbs snd assfD a.s be. pratt
n H@ri..n. gts.n pssssi dated March iss to- sovss
INC IsSl sIEET hZTAL TUBING per day Tks p.ehss
.e t-fps between the hours Of and NJ
% ~ az WsI New Yofh City who're oil insfesee4
sss .oei,ed to Towns Cs Cosntes md etsss neh e
- WILLIAM WEosTEn,
''>' CHARLZ3 MILLER,
Sole Preprsstsn Nc. ~ Violet, ksv Yest
THREE or FOUR CITY LOTS 70 EXCHANGE
lor Birch Lumbes The LOIS are sassel2 Ns nssoe~
iutIoyeusnt address J. BAaBER. CITY Pese-OAes-
fISO SAW MAKERS.-FOR SALE-A snan sSs
il vsl eaablib<x bpsssnD n Cnetnnasi tse~seG - ~
reeessn Too!s &C. Aaarss Boz No. rs Raeosss'
eify.
vNTANTED-A purchaser with 15 600 70 bay spiea-
w did BUSINESS The stock amounts nsrs 80 ,s~.srs
.. sr., - en- csiI ~ Ns ~ Nsssss Res1 W s&n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
0,HE AsTOR HOUSE BOOK and STATIONERY

TTNHE ASIUR HUI SE BUtJh and SIAIIONEhI
STORE No Asfor Hou.s Bro.dSsy door the
" entire Of NEW BOOKS and STATIONERY
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