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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04
NrLLFIcArloN THREATENED AGAIN.

The Charleston, :. C., Mercury, from which the fol-
lowing is taken Is one Of tie organs OF talhounlsm-
alias the concentrated essence o NUihf-af0u and Lo-
rofoo0n OF course Tins VIII be at the worst another
storm IA teapot and the humar oi II Is exceedingly
heightened by TIE fact that C. Calhoun Is himself the
father OF this curious progcny,-a protective iarlii,
National Bank, and Modification. Why don't Mr
Calhoun take care OF las children ~. Ng'chnan.
From N, a,!,sioa NtrciTy March 81.
Would It no, he advisable for the Governor to call
an extra session Of the Legislature The alarming
condition Of the country seems 10 Us to require it,
When Charleston was partially down. the emergency
universally deemed Of sufficient importance TO as
semble the Representatives of the People IN eNraor
binary convention But what was the destruction OF a
few mots OF property compared 20 the dangers that
ovethang US from the approaching extra session of
Congress, and rhch might be drcrcd bY TIE exercise Of
A TIMELY riRMSrssi Let the Legislature meet PIT
The STATE ulder complete military organizations and in
struct the Governor IN case National Bank or Pro-
tectivo Tariff is enacted by Congress, to summon forth
with a convention Of the People OF South Carolina to
deliberate the measures necessary TO be taken IN
defence IF tier liberties There should be hesa-
tion-no delay. Every thing depends on Hc'r bold
unoompro,nisng decision. His Exrellency has pledg
ed himself the world To meet the crlss should 1t ar
rive, ought to be His responsibility is great
Let him take counsel OF timd and interested poliil
clans. The Peopie-tho People, whose servant he is
expect him to do his duty.
ANOTHER BLUSDER8Uss.
The Columbus South Corolinian, the organ of the
in South Carolina, talks follows
"Lct The Congress fMe United States be admonish-
cd by acts, that, when they pass nm nl,on hank
and Prefecture Idrib, they must pass It Nth JW for
standing army Of one hundred thousand men "
Here we have it, spunk indeed If Congress pass
protective tariff bill the black flag of Notification
again be raised under the auspices Of that vaent
knight, John "Ca'ane" Cahounas his present friends
OF the Globe wont to call him. Give us a Tariff,
and let Calhoun and his followers on--till-they
shall be driven back by the friends of Liberty and I'm
ion, into the Dismal Swamps the Everglades of
Florida, TO take refuge with the vagfan negroes and
the turbulent Semnoles. 1t will be the tune when
Modification its head again it with the
of stern justice. whole nation cannot afford to
be disturbed every few years by spirit hostile to
its peace and a republican Government. "a standing
Army of one hundred thousand men, TO keep down
braying jacks of South Carolina, with their ignorant
negroes, their right arm of deence." fore unne-
cessary large to quiet such baggars unless greatly inn
proved since the late Qualification war" mounted
regiment of old Grannies would be force amply sufi-
clent 10 do the job CALIFORNIAN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04

RonNsoN the murderer, was executed IN acCor.1ar
with The danest otons Of the 'priyate-cyccuUaa. ad
voca'es J, was performed at the earlies, Logrwf
scHped N the sentence, within the prison, and wf
bout 80 persons present We had hoped he foil eff.
o. public spectacle might have attended this .-
ment Of law, for some examples OF It's majesty Of '
10 be much needed about now. Tie most a'r.
murders are multiplying 10 all parts Of the co.
robbenes, s"indling, buIgiarIes and thcn are
IerIly committed with impuuuy and cUson
at society seems to lsaye a conviction on iIe ma
with general consent community have a3ani
moral and social obligation, abrosaioi .aw o. a
gated rs penal severity 10 such on c&leu, that
lords but feeble restraint upon the fierce pa.soa
those who are beyond the reach Of any other iaa.'
Our last Boston Mail brings intelligence Of meN
provoked, coid-Jlooded murder rcconu. commA'-
Mat city by southern bowie-kni,e desperate.
'her equal ~ atrocily, 10 s.. Loyis Say we.
final cad q such monsters be made as r.. DC,
Hess've, and awful as the law originally
plated u should be rendered
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04

InE New CoNGREss.-As far as elections have been
held the rcputod pc zion Of parties will be, 90 Wings
to 90 locos. Ten states yet TO vote; in these ten the
members of the expired Congress sood 40 Wings TO
AZ iocos Should even the same result be ob,anciIr
these states the comparative strengthen the two par
ties will be 1870 Wings TO ll2 locos Including among
the locos several slippery nondescrps 6tly denom1.
atod aJSirachOa'e,S. IBANK-o! HANK-ol
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04

Charles v and The Deputies. When Charles V re-
turned from Tunis he travelled by land through Gala
brl TO Naples. and did much good 10y the road. At
la Cava the town council met TO consider what pres
cut they should give the Emperor Some wore for
pine apples the kernels Of which OF vast size but
the majority carried 1t IN favor OF kind OF hg, which
they with mats IN winter, and in March, (the
time of the Emperors PASSING the fruit is very ripe,
and delicious eating. The Emperor received the dep
utcs very graciousy and expressing great surprise at
the hneness OF the itut al that Of the year. in
quirlng whether they could preserve any quantity of
them, and whether they were in abundance. Oh
said the wise mayor, 'wc have such plenty that we
give them to our hogs What, said Charles, to your
hogs then take your figs back again ! and say
ing, he flung ripe full IN the face of the orator
The courtiers, following the example of their Sove.
reign the poor deputies had their faces all besmeared
and their eyes bungcd out with the fruit. As they
turned from the audience one of these sapent
ois, taking the whole to be part of the ceremonial of a
reception by emperor observed to his brethren how
lucky it they had carried the point in favor OF figs
for had they presented pine apples, they would UNI
doubedly have had their brains knocked out.-Stcin-
JurHc's Courts Of Europe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04

mas, each other or return after pause II ior roilee'
,ion one crobchos down. and the other walks Ren'N
over bis back when each continues his pcnous Jour
ney along the narrow path lord Bro"gham
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04
NJ. BODISCO'S ADDRESS
lTRASsLATED

Ma PRrsiDrsr The United States having been sud.
Geny deprived OF lis supreme head, the Constitution
has Inyes'cd you with the Chief Magisitacy OF the
Union.
The Diplomatic Corps has the honor TO aopear be-
fore you, Mr. President for the purpose OF expressing
through me- It's organ is concern IN the melancholy
vent which has so Unexpectedly removed General Ar
ElsoN from the hopes OF the American People The
diplomatic Corps hasten also to offer up vows, Mr.
PRESIDENT mat Your Administration may be Distinguish
eH by me maintenance Of all the existing friendly rea-
uons. and by constant increase IN The prosperity Of
the United States
The Diplomatic Corps embraces this opportunity. Mr.
President 10 you Of its earnest desire to meri,
your confidence and esteem.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
Ma. MINISTER 10 my character ofChef Magistrate
ol the u'ed States and 10 the name Of the Peoylc
hefeo'' have 10 return 20 the Diplomatic Corps whom
/ yod on this occasion represent, my Acknowledgements
TOT Their expression Of coincidence account Of The
DereaFcut which tins country has recently sus.
tanned pa the death Of It's late amen,ed and usriou,
President take occasion, n the same time, TO give
assurance that my most eaTnestdPsre as his coustlu
u1nal successor, viii be 10 maiuiain and cherish N,
friendly relations which now 50 happily exist between
our respective countries.
4 The People Of the United States regard their owl
prosperity as intimately connected with the entire fam
y of naioHs, and ihe cultivation Of the feelings Of mu
iua amnny as the best mode Of advancing that impor
taut end
sincerely desire that the residence Of the Diplo
matr Corps near this Governments, may prove ever
!. Way agreeable 70 Wen-tp accomplish which noihin.
sha.. Pc w-.ung on ny part.
A. tae presentation u foreign Ministers 70 Gen Har
rs9a b; 'yl be- rscoecicd tia, H., Russian Ambassa
tor H' Boisco iolal IL convenient 10 be sick 90 pre-
vent a,' a'ica-aaoeI ua, ,sa supposed 20 &c uefe
.y ieraei .as,s. because OF las UNIV ..liae1e,.
I appear IN oomrs0r vith the Kn', minister ~ Fol
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04
MORE INDIAN TROUBLES.

Advces rom Wisconsin, under date of April 10, are
that large bodies OF Sioux were gathering in the neigh
borhood of Fort Smelling, with the design sup
posed OF making attack upon it. One of the tribe
it seems, being drunk and dsorderv within the limits
OF the garrison, and resisting attempt to remove
him. shot down; hence the hostile aspect Of the
tribe. Two companies from Fort Winnebago and
Crawford had been ordered to Fort Smelling.
There is a report that The Indians have taken Tam
pa. They again, says the Savannah Republican,
at their work of death. Lieut. c. f. Woodruff is dead
The express rider from Tampa Bay to P:laka has not
been heard of since he left Annutliga the 10th inst
He is doubtless killed by the Indians his horse had
been found with his saddle bags two bullet holes thro
them.
correspondent says that the has broken out
anew. All the Indians save about 90 have left Tam
press riders.
FLORIDA, April &c. 1871.
Reports from Tampa unfaroraJic. Cosa Tus,e-
nuggee, who went out to bring in his people, has
even brought huSclf back. Other chiefs of whom Gen
Armlsead was sanguine, have become lukewarm and
the general impression in these parts that the bust
ness OF emigration will "wnd up with another summer
campaign. Alec Tustenuggee is still quiet. No one
knows wherche has be taken himself. We shall doubt
less hear OF his position ere long, you he
is the most restless ofhe Florida Bandits. Savannah
Republican.
We closed tie rar" week or two since, and ac-
cordlng to precedent must renew it about no,c. Our
last advces that Wad Cat and all the tame cats,
1igertaris Leapi"g THundcrs Roaring Painters, dc.
&c &c had got their mocasns on all ready for march
ing; but here they again. fighting for their rights
just as we any body else would do in the same cir
cumsances. We shall probably end this campaign al
the close Of the present month"; and be ready for fresh
one TO commence June with. Our little Spartan band
in Florida have gained more conquess and eaten more
cabbage than any other army organized be their
numbers great or small
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04

ON this occasion NJ Fo4 cai sek and Mr Bodsco Ttt
THIS shows pretty clearly the strong national auuna
thy between Russa and Great Britain. To strength
en- ihe superstition tha, was on arlte the pert of
Mr. Bodisco let DO he remembered that bot short time
after his refusal ho waited on President Harrison alone.
and made speech significant enough iu IFS meaning,
that IN case Of war between The United States and
Great Britain, Russia would freely cooperate with
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04

The Legislature Of Illinois has aaolme' ~.
making provision lor an election Of mcm ers
pres'. per consequence HE s,ale goes
ia t-e extra session. Being a .o~
be spared, and probably In
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04
THE HERALD.
TUESDAY EVENING, NAY Ll.u
ST ,TE OF VERMONT
IlrAn Qu,NrtN, }
Shorehnm, goth April, lsll
NypAT DpDErS

GfNE l. OhifsNNs
The death Of WuItlN lIrSr, HAERrsoS, President q,
the United States and Commandetn- chief Of the Arm,
and Navy thereof having been announced, the oU,sr,
regulation is promulgated to the Militia Of this state
n manifestation of estimation Of private virtue, A..
Of respect of his office Chief Magistrate
The usual badge Of mourning consisting Of crap, on ID,
len arm and on the sword ht will be worn by all On.
commissioned officers all suitable occasions until ao,,
the next annual inspection Of their respective corps
Officers receiving copies of this order will communic,,
the same, without delay, throughout the bounds Of h,,
respective commands
By order of the Commandct.in- ChcL
+. W. HOPKINS,
17-l9 Adjutant Il lnsp Genera
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-04
EROM WASHINGTON

President Tyler received the Diplomatic Body on
Saturday, 9th inst, al O'Clock a: the Presidents
Mansion The British Minister, Mr. Fox. being kept
away by indlsposion. NJ. Bodlsco, the Russian min
lister, appeared the head of the Cops We give the
Address with the Reply. The lnelIgencer says that
nothing could be more appropriate in better taste
than the Presidents remarks TO the several members
OF the Body as they were succcssively presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
" Genuine prug. and Medicine.-DAvl1 SANDS

II Genuine Brings and laedicine.-pA'io SANDS
Co. respectfully inform their friends the public generally they
nu,cbe1 the Drug Store No "a East BEApwT
corner of iork.tre formerly Embes The tore
has been completely reded repn-hed with choice
assortment Of pru Medicine Chemicals (o French English and
American auuc,ure Psrfsey Fancy Articles s"edi'h eee
- h 49, , and at such prices fail to pleas Ply
i; e,iptions will particular attention, and eompe-
e o always IN readre,s, both NcHT and Day, prepare
then, in the most careful and scientific Medicine Chests
FIR sale of diff -et patterns also filled aud htfed in the neaes
,s Soda Water and the Of Mineral
.tsnlv hand. M IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
ORIG NAL
CASH TAILORING ESTABLHSHNENT,

2a9 Broddray, 4merican Hosel
IL long subject complaint with those who
the ab, OF paya. ready money garments,
delnqucnccs this led adherence 10 Cash
sales through dssca,m of giving satisfaction euso
mers and offering oths could alone be
plshed.
Tie receipt large of new and
fashionable oos FOR spring wear for the
OF the Public that style and finish of garments
comport any other house the trade whilst the reduced
prices canno, IA to purchasers.
Strangers city requiring would do well to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere WIN. r. JENNINGS. Agent,
All, If Late Lyudc * Iennilrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28

PEAsE'S CANDY.

w the undersigned have used 'Ie,,r. ea- Compound ioar
Candy relieved coughs, cold, hoar'c
ness OF the lungs. &C. and would recommend II TO
generally used b public speakers and al who IN need Of It,
healing ,nd curative qualities.
Rev Mr. Lindsey Pastor OF tie IL T. Church, Second,t
Rev Mr. Kellogg Pastor Of the Wl'et-,t Church.
Elder Knapp.
Rev. NJ Iianley, No. % Crossy-st
Rev Mr. Craw ford, OF the ". T. Church For,y thest
Rev Mr. Luckey, r. l.. New York Conference - Crosby st,
Rev M Whitaker Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church. corner OF
Rev Mr. CiriIin Paor NJ f. Centenary Church, Brooklyn.
Rev Mr. Berry, Pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist Church. corner
of GRAND aud Clinon-streets.
Rev. Mr. Hart, j2l Pcar-st.
Rev. Mr. tiibb, No. II rRied Avenue.
there one who Is the ea,, .ceptcal the Of Peae
Candy Depot - Division street. and We vii open
their inpe ton 2O0o from csymcy doctors
counseo respectable citizens IA performing what Is
promised What 1 TO discerning public
j. PEtSE x son, IS Dni-ion-st
Ped n con;coneLs do not s the genuine Pee !ioarhound
envelope of the signed j. Pea-e *
AGgNrs-Rediug No Sltestreet Boston, Mass Zeber, No
= Dock=tre Philadelphia Pa Fisher, Washington City d. C.;
Robinson lie Bamoe-strcet, Baltimore Md; Curn. Co ~ En-
Place Orleans robJ Cincinnati Ohio; Bedford Pits
burga Pa; Weeds Moe Savannah Ga. NohIngon. Norfolk
Va m2T-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MARBLE BUILDING, CORNER OF BROADWAY
STREETS

STREETS.
MINCIIEi.I. in his piece with additional incidents
MISS MARY ANN CANNON o fayorc Dances.
The public respectfully informed that the
with desire OF Bis patrons has induced Mr. w repeat
piece LOVE PIIiSC every evening this week.
rencimg MONDAY EVENING, May n
The performance commence with Tyrocan Dance by Miss
CANNON
After which, II Jalco de Nercs, by Miss Cannon.
The whole conclude with Original Yankee Story by Mr. Win
chcl.
Performance will commence evening this week "A, 81 o'clock
exhibiting Fnncy Glass Working and the Grand
Day Vrcrs admitted IN the the day FRE
q enable them w;HcsS the Saloon Entertainments
Museum and all the Entertainments %
Children under 10 years ofagc, hafprice. n25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
Al CTIoN SALES.
wY u. DRAPER, Jr.
Store 81 WINiam-street, e0rser 81 Pine-sf'

THIS DAY, MAY ,, Al II o'clock, a; the Auction Room,
CHINA SkS-Percmptcry ac to close concern at months
for .Dnr- endorsed China Silks. be sold with
or Sonin- OF black rneed evanue hdkf; do With
borders bae black 20 iao white - black
leyntne> cmbrjsrc n high coored servings
cloth do black aai uSrA blue do embroidered Grape
black hisck printed Poncce hdkf; high
co4ored Grape shauls expectation: cloths, &C.
Catalogues ready and goods exhibited Oh Thursday
SNTUkpN May -, a II O'Clock, the Aucton-R Room
OLD WlNES-t choice rich Of Old Wines, TERMS
non-S old London Dock Port Wac bottles Hope
Chapa@n"' Heck Viz, sparkling Mcselle gold Sherry OILS Cog
nae BRANDY ycars old Mononghca Whskcy; superior HocS
the house OF Lssele Rcche Co: old London Pacul,r
cIrs anu Scrrcs OF grades
sparkling and other locks Champagne superior guay
Catalogues and samples Will be the morning OF sale.
TUESDAY. June i, At 10 O'Clock at the lueon- r DOM,
PACK AGE StLtl1O packages Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods late mouths for approved
dorscd
Consisting Of fancy Prints fame, printed Msslns, and Cling
hams for trade embracing variety elegant goods cal
culated for ladies' summer dresses.
tho
Also choice Of Linen DrlSG C,ssmsrcs Vest
ns> and other goods for cenlencn's wear
Also. an invoice of Window Dr1perics.
No :! goods entitled 10 iehcHturc.
Catalogues and Samples morning OF sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
gEEPTT HEFoRE TIE PEOPLE,

ry,IiAT MADISONiS SUMNER OVENS cannot be beat IL be
had at 352 Gandeet between Clis;on and Attorney
The MAJ assured that thi- Humbugth Oven i
every "h" II is represented to he l. warranted to gre
general :5r Cooking equal t.
sll bake bell fry all time Il = 20
compact that rcquires but c and b: hant!ed WITH
being very ligat
The economy be observed the Of fuel that will he
necessary da! consumption would exceed f." cea per
day.
TINS orcn -inPIe THAI person can req
dy understand operation and nlanagemni need only to ~
To be approved OF by every holseAeePeF
Those wto d. not wish 10 lie sni ced 'era - FIRE IN me months
Of Juiy and Ausus; Will ld TN; desirable article iF cooking
Injected
The Public pectily invited call and examine for
Do nj tlc Hiiabcr 32 Grand-street, between attorney
ard n;on may he had general OF lin and >he
lion Ware OF ali descriptions, e tho test notice ana on the most
reasonable erdcr thankfully received and uncua al
tended
" Old repaired shortest notice b. tine hcroer
m2S.2N JOHN :. MADISON.
CEEAP,EAN,S MAGIC STEOE%. l0a WIliam.street
y Rcl.i 81 y - and 81 ID cac. l!--.L
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THE NEW-YOEKER.
1.an,eur. cor snfurd.,y. l.ny Ed, IslL.

l. LETTERS rRO the BY an american Lady
No W. giving Of visit to the Baiaw' &c &C.
H. s CoxyoY Passage in the carly career Of tho
Il4pccimado Spain From Bncl%oods Magazine Tor May
III Mas re RFoe,rx: Further tho Lecture f
WALso EMERSON
" BAex.BY RDcr Two Parts received by the Caledonia
V EorroRrs National Bank, The Twenty Sixth Congress-
Legislature Of York, Recent Elections, &c. &c.
VI LITERARY INTELLIGENCE American and Foreign
VII LITERARY NorIcrs.
Subscription - per annun for the Folio and 80 for the ouarto
lion Single COPE. and For the Office, No. 30 Ann
,,eo, nv II. GREELEY & co.
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D-ie0:

May - the house Nr Wexford No il street drop
the heart May Lee formerly (anham Lincolnshire III
the 10th her the Christian faith
nation Her the Episcopal Burial Ground of
MARKS Church IN tin, city where memorial u dd 10 be placed
by the aR with whom She resided the long pricd
ysr yearS mark enough nadcquac) the deep they
entertain Of be- ad their for the
,ley called hened indeed by the
their loss i her eternal gam.
MAY -, lingering illness Jane, wife Of john Ealic So
The friends Of TIE fy respectful! invited further
notice attend the funeral from her e residence Nc 10 Walker
street; This ihcrucos, o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
THE FUTURE,

nEvoTED Association and REORGANIZATION Of
~ Society, with the motto
OuR Evils POLITICAL SecIAL REFORM
Arrangements having made for publishing regularly the above
Paper will Saturday morning Mny 291 from the
office and every SATURDAY. morning thereafter Price
sing copy per annum, advance Four papers will
be >cnif or -.
THE FUTURE will advocate the great principle OF Association
the Social particularly the Laorng classes At
Industry aud the Organization of Labor just principles
political and party controversy do
nothing practically condition of the People and that
resort must entirely and original measures The
nature of will be fully ciatc lRE FrTuRE Or
conscientious Thinkers Intelligent; Wousurn sad a who desire
Reform cams the attention. m2i 4. BRISBANE, Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
GREAT FACILITY
New-York Cash Tailoring Establishment,

l42 FaAoR-sfrccl near Broddcdy
L From eighteen only required to furnish
made and trimmed style surpassed by any house III
city per from Broadway prices Strangers
arriving the city ul 10 well To call stock Of SUI
perne Ve.i,ncs which viii always lie ios"d
AID well selected, .c fall of Drab dEte Cash
mercts Goods bought exclusively for Cash
punctuali,y Away observed III fitting orders.
Reads Made Garments kept hand for the accommodation
of,h those wishing to leave the city I short notice
j. Cash on delivery and abatement prices.
n E.-M NJ GAYLORD the head ofhe Cutting Department
9cvons branch OF the business thereby
bling him consult the wishes and of various customers
ma II J. C. BOOTH. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28
NEW YORK USEUM.

KNOWN IS PEALE'S MUSEUM BKOADWAY, OPPOSITE TIE
CITY HALL AND PARK
Now exhibiting, day and evening short time, Mr. OCLANCY
IRISH GIANT, who largest proportoned
the United States, being inches II height
Ats o'clock will be the greatest
United States Mr.. X C. NELLlS born without arms
will perform the wonderful ica> with his
The with which A.r. Nel,
hands, striking example of the which
ingenuity will seek supply deficiency
organization which unfortunate individuals the
family subject.
The public respectfully informed that of and pc
cuy interesting experiments will take place the subject OF AMI
mai Magnetism o'clock every afternoon.
Admission o all - me5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28

Nhat instance cluo
70 the original Not Architecture the teuian Pftcaou
mas ersn the aodc thousand buildings
assorted th any Of tIcn equal original Not IN Potns
@ me Madonna dele Scssa OF Ree has been copied ten thou
eri Who has equad the original Nor be
'S OF Art Tor Geo >aundcrs Metallic Razor Tablet Has becR
tunes but vino has pronounced equal 10
lie s1 here something
aha vulgar III tue ord that rH,ehaan encourage the
'Vnef OF possess he latter when the procured
GEO SAUNDERS
The Sole Inventor aud Of the Me
taiic Tablet Razor SreP, los Broadway. m27-3;'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-28

Z National Academy of DcsiSn.-The l0;h Annual
Exhibition of the Naon Academy consisting $50 works by living
open public from III the ill 10 the
the OF the Institute Society Library Building,
of l.couarI-st. and Broadway.
Admission Catalogues 2l Tickets 80
MO-