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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-20
PARSELLS & AGATE,

MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DIAPERS, &c.
THE SUBsCRlBERS in addition their former
faskionase goods. constantly receiving by every
arrival from Fans and London upply OF the rich and
sshcsseie sear and Cr.v.r Their s.,omsn, q fhiena
pepder Hos ier and all ARTICLES spperta,nng
wardrobe rich and varied They respectfully invite their
old patrons and visiting this city, call the old
long and knewn and make their
lections. PARSELLS AGATE al Broadway,
between Park place and Murray
They would particularly recommend Elastic Suspendcr
with the patent buckle. OF their manufacture, which
durability and comio canno, be surpassed The impro
we'd Minerva Brace shoulders
e chest highly by the medical faculty and
viii be found indispensable to who inclined to
bend forward; and in fact ali individuals of sedep,a hab
Parents aud ouardi-ns requested TO
tue this article. Il will be found Of immense advantage
chdlen Of who have acquired the habit OF STOPPING
PAHSELLS AGATE continue the manufacture Of their
celebrated Russia Riding Belt. Imsm
TO PHYSICIANS, OR MEDICAL sTUDENTS.-
Wanted either Physician Student who may have
" completed his studes and contemplated graduating the
approaching Of medical this cyo take
old and wei, shed medical Office the bus
and income (being cash busness Of which second
other N the city perhaps in the United States Any gem
teman who desire with the advertiser the sub
OF thsnot will please apply IL Peck Slip ssr
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Circuit Court,

Before Judge Kent. and Aid. Underwood and Martin.
Der. l9-Tri Of Monroe EdOards--This case was
continued yesterday and the testimony Of Recorder vaux
and others given, but nothing elected The trial
will probably occupy the whole Of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-20
W. 8. RICHARDSON. AGENT
PARIS LIFE PILLS.


THE immense increase OF the sale OF these Pills for he short
astonishing and convincing proof the OF
tina hue herbal medicine remedying At this
of the when the relaxed by the heat Of
Of this ticine " clear of aud
bad huors which heat invariably The liver which
generally gets sluggsh will be into healthy action and
altogether will be reinvigore and prepared undergo Whit
change the winter bring In bilious complaints,
heavy colds and they afford speedy relief and
to the female constitutions they particularly applicable
many who have tried them certify In fact who
has used Pans Life Pills to be insled with life,
for their fine tonic properties invariably the stomach
healthy longing for food sound Sleep and all the concomi-
used in Europe, ell classes Of society beyond
cepon for than 30 boxes there sold weekly show
ing that all who them appreciate their worth They are
sold exclusively by the following agents, wiz
Rushton * Aspinwall dggsts aud chemists &c am
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House..
Abraham Sands Coduggs,s and chemists granite buildings
Z73 Broadway. corner of Chambersr
John Dodd druggist, Broadway corner Bl. eckerst
A. w Bsdeax, Bowery Medicine Store, $50 Bowev.
John c. H,t, druggist 3s Grand corner Norfolk ST.
Symes MEDICINE Stoe. s. Bowery OF w alker st.
4. B. Tnper, Fulton and Water st.
Hoace Everett druggist 7 Greenwichs next the corner Of
Franklin ST
81. Coddngon spothecaes. 227 Hudson seeet Of
Ell Cotton chemist and apothecary, 2s Blseckec st.
]. Wendover. druggist and apoheary 11 Eighth
Brookiyn-Wm Armstrong Seed drug and medicine
warehouse, l84h Fulton st.
r. ROBERTS CO,
Clarendon House, corner of Duane street and Broadway
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PRIVATE CURE.

DOCTOR JORDAN's SPECIFIC PACKAGEs-No. l.
- for The Of Gonorhe, ueet Sc and No O. Tor the
Of Veperea Disease all its stages have been used
wards Of and nan.e failed eecta
These packages comprise every medicine wash nc
qpred adapted the varied that
patient has dcuy seltre ereby avoiding
suspicion. Each pkee contains Doctor Joan
Treatise The Monitor wherein is fail directions with
description Of the symptoms consequences aud treat
ment or secret mssdes, with valuable ufor att ~ Being
compact and guaranteed in all cases they are well
"a pted for strangers travellers sc and TO place them within
The reach OF ALL the proprietor ced the price Thr.
each package, which will be forwarded TO post paid
ors 9iy pacs ed tin and free from observation
viii ne Monitor taonel is 80 cent?; for one dollar free
s o. rnt also free Sold for the proprietor, emily Drug
store rince corner Of Marion few doors past Nib
S1en pnvste and Offices for consultation
IeS.c nunutuon OF Centre. oil lmsr
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SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office. 273 Pearl st.,
Orto C.. GRIMSHAW x CO.

10 Goiee Pazzas Liverpool.
Daf and Exchange at sight and for amount also
shaw Co., epoo'; the Northern Banking nd Nation
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REGULAR PACKETS.

THE subscribers make To bring our
fom the old country by ships OF TIE inst class
all American bull commanded by long and iavoraoy
known the trade The sses this line sail week
" from Liverpool consequently all unnecessary delay 10 pas
sengers is avoided.
Persons engagements for friends TO emlgate
the will their interest," and the Ia
and comfort Of their endsb making such
with the subscribers spared 10 earn
that preference which for years been extended TO
them
As has ALWAYS been customary with this line when the
parties settled for decline coming the passage
promptly those from whom II was received with
deduction. . - .
free passage amboat from the various ports OF Ireland
and Scotland 10 Liverpool, likewise be secured.
fuse r.apuv IN
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DEAFN Esq.
MAIDEN LANE. UP

INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR.
THESE instruments to be Obtained at H. SIMPSONS,
Astor House or peculiarly simple construction, they
merely require placed in the Of the
medi te relic to this disagreeabe maady.
Peons nonresden1 OF New York city, the remittance
dollars, have pair forwarded BY post, desired
NB.-Asent for the sale of SIMPSONS EAR COR.
lrn&p
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
ITO MERCHANTS AND BANKERs-It should be i'm
pssed the minds every merchant and banker that
has wSe may on his his and
in the fire in 1885, led invention of the celebrated
Saamander Safe which has repeatedly been proved be
been, that they damp and will mould rapers
kept them this is obviated in the Safe known Rober
son L Richs improved Salamander-whch
De dry as well as fire proof Annexed is the certificate Of
New York, Aug 3oth, lsla.
We, the undermined attended by request trial BY IRE Of
for the at the foot Of Wal street, the 18th
The principal object 10 test the FIRE proof Of Ro
the lire lighted quarter ia NJ and continued till PM
In opening the furnace that time, >cott Safe with
tents found to be completely destroyed but Robertson
Of Robe and Rchs safe discov melted
leaving The Saamander Perarston firm and enre in
the safe before the w entirely the bottomwas
accidenty forced Of BY adh erng Of the furnace
thereby exposing the the fire. Of the
burned the slightly scorched
The heat so intense that the wrought frame the
meed yet the greater part Of the mahogany remains
sound and unnured Dung the FIVE hours the fire burn
ing four and Of pine wood and nineyx bushels Of
The Of the papers in such
Tor hive conclusive evidence safe would be
proof against hre IN The burning Of any store Or
and Rchs Sale equal invented foi the
Of books and papers from fire. the Of
the community.
JOHN W. LEAYITT,
IS. VARNUM
Havny witnessed the trial alluded the foregoing
ment, certain that Robertsou Rich Chest would
have escaped armed from any house burning person
ally witnessed, even in the most exPosed situation
AS. M 3oRRN Z. s %IN nrsas.
sis 1msr No. I3Sk Water ST., N. Y.
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y. Z
The accommodations of these ships surpassed COM
bnng all that may be required for comfort The price Of
bin passage $780, Passengers will be supplied with
Goods intended for these vessels will be forwarded BY the
subscribers from other than the actually
Cured en- them. For freight OF passage, apply to-
az BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, 8 Tontine Buildings.
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CARD-Ihave often been by friends that some
"A well in line Of business Of IT, jealous
Of the with directly indirectly
that was mapnlacturns my well kno La Norm, brand
making other similar hints here with declare such assertions
ehoods, and such ndi ydusls than highway
robbers. M. RAIDER, 46 Chatham street.
New York. Sept 6, 1912. Sc I'm
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-" $4,000 CASES IN A YEAR.'

Sc the right medicine and be curedYe who weary of
suffering from obstinate disease kind Of
Of the urinary organs and who in disgust and disappointment
have abandoned all hopes of strongly
last to have recourse to the justly DIR Cher
ytAsrngen Pills whose failure
in Nv York alone and oalure
any selling them Has such fact occurred from u
use Of any other medicine Answer, We that suffer.
Sickness general wasting Of the body from any cause arr
speedily amelorated short gravel
OF control tie bladder pain back from disease of h
ful.
j. o. FAY, VIII )lcsae Agent. New York-Retailed AZ 7e
and 100 Fulton drug Chamber
Church Of Chamber; ~ Bow Bowery Of Wake
: ph;iladslphs; Maiden Lane Albany, e North Main-.t
Also DIR POETS Eadcaror celebrated as the most CERTAIN.
safe and speedy for gonouha and complaints
ais m
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ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS.

ABERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS.
ONE BOX of these valuable Pills worth all the quack
medicines advertised for certai, delicate diseases Let the
the unfortunate assured there ration
,eng these Pills TO be speedy and radical for
hs, gleets Irritation Of kidneys &C. They for several
prescribed by the celebrated Abernehy all stages OF
the abov disc Ia the first stages box usually su
cienr to effect few days la long protraced chr mic
stages ob,nste elects &c they equally certain having
cured who had taking other for months
which tended destroy constitution than cure the
disease They leave the parts TO the oublesome
weakness which frequently after using other medi
cnes They have unpleasant taste SMELL and
taking them might frequent the mos, fined society without
tireIy q vegetable ingredients which invigorae the
thecsries Hail. Catherine and in Brooklyn by Bagrove.
druggist, Fulton st. oil lmsr
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hseofors The price Of passage outv now ased a. One
VIII be provided with the exception Of wines and liquo
which vii! be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE u Co, 81 South ST.,
&. II. MARSHALL, 30 Burling slip, N Y.
je2l lyh Barring BROTHERS CO., L'pool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08
ny THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Terrible Accident

The Washington papers of Yesterday state mat
notice had been received by the Navy Department
tina, the c. S. steam friga,e Missouri in ascending
the Potomac ON Monday ran aground some sixty
or eighty miles below Washington opposite the
barbor of Port Tobacco. Every effort was imne-
diarely made to get her OF BY backing her engines
and taking the guns and other weighty articles
AFT. Lieut.. JOHN F. BoRDES was sent out IN
charge of boats crew with an anchor tor the
purpose of heaving the vessel oa when by some
means the anchor got overheard carrying with 1t
the chain cable. which in running out either Killed
or carried overheard every of the sixteen men
ON board. including the Lieutenant, and all per
ished The Nadisonian says that so tar as The
facts have come 10 the Department every precau-
ton seems TO have been taken, and there Is no
reason to attach blame 10 any one. The Ni>sis-
sippi had been despatched TO render aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New-York Tribune.

COURT OF SESSIONS.
Before the Recorder and Judge Lynch and Aldermen Ben
son and Woodruff
W. Shale., Esq. acting as District Attorney
I RIAL FOR PETIT LAacESY.-Andrew johnson and Hen.
~ Grimm alias Sample, coloIed tried for pet, lar
ceny-srane shirts round jacket, pan,aoons kc worth
$50 from On board the schooner Mary lying a; the foot Of
JeHerson-street K on the night OF the st January as,
properly OF David Burgess seaman board The jury
TRIAi FOR BuRcLARY.-Henry Griffin, coored. one of
the above named was tried for Burglary in the Sd degree
shern and Santonstreets the night the 18th March
ss d lb Inn o1 sy waIch and other articles
sentenced him 10 the State Prison for years
ANOTHER TEiAL FOR BuRcLARY.-Jobn White and James
Aer ceiored men, implicated with Griffin were tried for
parncpaonS WIN him IN breaking into and robbry The
store OF Adolph Adams of Sheriff and Stanonsts
on he nght OF me 18th March last The Jury found them
White years and months ''' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

u A Card.-Mr. WILLIAMS the English Ocul,t
returned and may be consulted usual by the Deaf and
the Blind, the ID floor Of $40 Broadway (Which IN 1887
he called Providence House, from ten % two O'Clock, and
where his Remedies Nos !, ., g. 81 o. J, and may be
obtained from him. as well also of his grandson Thomas
Williams now on visit 10 the West, Of Doctor DooItte,
his duly accredited agent this State at 2 Centrestreet
Mr. WIS Nos 6, and Tor the cure OF Blindness only,
which he obtained by the afflicted, we'll his Rem.
edies for the cure OF Deafness by persons residing in any
part Of the Union, by giving reference post patti in New
York. for The payment OF his usual ees-Dated I'd April,
1872 ~ aa ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

DJ The National Convention of the Delegates
friendly to the Projection Of Home Industry will
hold its fourth daily Session in the Broadway / a
ternacle to-day, commencing at 10 o'clock, 1t
will probably conclude it's labors before adjournng
The delegates are requested to be promptly and
uniformly in attendance, as business of importance
is TO be presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

PEALE's MUsE.M-ill the world IN arms Harrington.
the Grea, Yentriloqu and Magician, who has been filling
this establishment Overlooking for nearly two weeks,
takes bis benefit this evening prior to his departure for his
native city, Boston Massachusetts turn outs do
not be outtlone let US give him bumper. Miss ltubni
will be good voice and Austin has three new SoRSs for
the OCCASION The trumpet and the drum will be again
tho aren and TO those who take ladies EARLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II The Troy, newly fitted up with espec.
ia regard the comfort The traveller, unvsed in hs,
accommodations and inferior other boat in eed. will
resume place in the Morning Line for Albany and Troy
under the OF her former well known and efficient 9TH
Capt A. Gorham is well known to the public as the
popular commander of the Champaign The Troy
will commence her trips Saturday morning
and will leave NewYork from the OF Barclay
O'clock A. NJ. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
and Troy 7o'clock, A M.-Albany at o'clock every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday until further notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II The Manager of the American Museum has ..ner-
ousy appropriated this day and evening TO the Benefit of
Mr.. Davidson, Fancy Glass Blower whose family were
burnt out great Mr.. Wiuchc, the comic
droerist Mrs. Person. La Petite Celeste and Others have
volunteered The public can thus witness unusually
tnnate Families schools and others remember the
grand day performance, which takes place the Museum
tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08
DLAR'

LAWYERS DIARY pril 8.
CALENDAR OF THE COMMON Pleas, PART FIHsT-f7, s5
81 go, Io N5 los, l07, 1o9 III, ll5, u.s. III, 49, H.
49, s. A. 22 1885, 2s 1872 1884, So g. &c. ls o. So co. 1903
10, l6o 1914, l6a, g. l42.
CIRCUIT CouRr-aS g. 1884, 1885, 1885, I65. al, 10, i24
go, 100, 49, 49, IT,, 49, l74 l75, l76, l79. 173.
CALENDAR OF THE SUPERIOR COURT, THIS DAY-l2 H.
10, 49, ., "a, 25 g, q, o. go "a, So, "a, q g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

NJ Upon the return Of Hon. ]. r. GIDDlNGs,
a meeting Of his constituents without distinction
of party was held at Warren, Trumtull Co., Ohio.
Mr.. Giddngs made long speech in explanation
of his doings. Resolutions were passed approving
his course, declaring tho right of free speech and
opinion, and asking Mr.. Giddings to allow his
name to be presented for reelection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II RemovaI.--CLARk & COMPANY have RI.
moved their stock Of Goods from No. 2}4 2i5 Broad
way, first door below Murray street, where they nov
oilers desirable assortment Of Spring Goods the presn
reduced prices, viz -
Plain black and blue black Silks
Plain and satin striped black anil blue black Ispaan
Black watered Silk, very rich
Light ank dark Chene Silks, richest styles
Light cold stpd and checked summer Silks
Printed FoularIs. French and India
Printed Paris Nousseine de LANES
Plain and satin strpd do do
French printed Jaconets, Lawns aud Musins
Do Calicoes, chintz and plain colors
Mourning Mo de LANES
French Mourning Prints
Do Bombazines
Drab and black ground Cashmere Shawls
Plain and embroidered Tibet do
Rich silk do
Black Velour Ottoman do
Blk and mode cold Thibet Cloth
Plain henls,itch and REVERE Linen Cambria lidkis
Eng silk Hosiery
Ladies Crayats, Gloves, Sun Shades, &c. &c.
af W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

" Seasckness headache, pa pita,on and lowness OF
spirits cured by Shermans Caaphor Lozenges in few
minutes. They have been fully tested by RAINY Of our
friends who have freely lent their names III avor OF lhe
popuar articles In fact would be questionable not TO
be considered as tue patron these famous Lozenges ""
speak Of Shaman LozengeS they ao are known and
used Where is there remedy that cough or cold
SO soon as Sherman's Cough Lozenges Echo answers
Where Ask the Rev. Air. Steeler hat saved his e when
he was supposed to the last stage of Consumption and
he will tell you Sher,nan's Cough Lozenges Ask the Rev
Darius Anthony what save, him from Consumptlves
grave and he will tell Shernan Lozenges ASK me
lion B. b. Bradley what saved the lie OF his only child,
when the Physician could do more, and he will tell You
Sher1nan's Worm Lozengcs Ask j. w iIoSe, Esq; what
cured him of Rheumatism that bent him almost double,
and the answer will be Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster ASK
the first person you meet with beautiful set OF TEEN
what den,rice made them and Shermans Or
ris Tooth Paste will the credit So yet any thing
bu, Sherans Lozenges your ills Tooth Paste er Your
teeth and Poor Mans Plaster for your pains and weakness
BE- sure you get SherMans do sptak ofanv other.
His warehouse LOG Na><austreet SEltereet Boston,
aad Ledger buildings, PHI Ia a3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-Those persons having
ing up housekeeping viii find ready sale for any portion
all OF their goods by sending their address, calling
upon the subscriber. Gnnds any amount purchased.
d3N f2) F. COTTON j. Co. 1877 Chatham It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

TT George Handy and D. NJ. Broodhead have
been arrested at Philadelphia Oh charge of con-
spring with others to procure corrupt Legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

10 We learn that about seventy paupers from
the Aims House were brought down into the
Tenth Ward Yesterday, to vote down the Freemen
Of the Ward at the Charter Election This is
what the Registry was repealed for. Wings of
the Tenth! are yeu to be put down by such
means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

II The first medical men in the city recommend A.
BARRYs TRcoPnERoUs rs being the best and cheapest
ce for the Human Hair in this country. Try
it, II is to he had al the Hair Cutting Rooms ZIG Broad
way, corner Of Liberty street, up stairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

y. Dry dsoods.-The subscriber would exchange a
Saa edstead and furniture and chairs the amount
hundred dollars for Dry Goods All at the lowest cash
price line addressed w. Lawrence and left this
Office at Park Post Office will receive immediate u,te-
ton ~ a75t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

~ The MANHATTAN WALTzEs,' WOMAN US
sung bv Braham, and The Mother of the Soldier
Boy the words by Thos. Haynes Bailey, are the
titles of three pieces of music, just published in
splendid style by Atwill, POI Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

10 H. ]. LEWIS publishes card saying that
he is not under arrest but came TO this country OF
his own acsord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

90 WING YouSG Men OF NEw-YoRY need
we entrea, YOU 10 attend the Grand Rally at Ma
,onal Hall this evening Ne no Altogether,
friends courage and energy! the day sour own!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

~ Lord AsHBuRroN and suite were intro
duced to the President on Wednesday by the Sc
cretary of State. He afterwards visited both
Houses of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

1 We have not room comply with any OF the requests
of "A Subscriber wehave stated the facts already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

N5 We were visited last night at about IL
o'clock by vigorous thunderstorm, with rain and
hail. 1t lasted nearly half an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

sp Unionists! see the call in this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08
n Try chapman's Magic strop made at lo2 William

HYGIENE HoREHoUSp CASDY.-There IS mistake n
the curative powers this renety which, by It's
Intrinsic value has silently but surely won its way to public
confidence. II is used IN the most respectable families
the city and country inable of relief in all
throat loss OF voice, whooping cough and in the earl
stages consumption Apply at 1872 Broadway IF
rd-Strpe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

10 Hupsos ims elected Wing Council, buta
LEGO Mayor by shaving Supervisors to |, as
last wear Hudson is ALWAYS close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

20 DR.. BARRETT P. STATS is the V. B. candi-
date for Mayor of Albany. JAMES sTKvhssos,
Wing, has declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

70 Charles Dewey Judge Of Z. S Court
for the District of Indiana, and M Armistead
Marshal for the S. District Of Ala, have been
confirmed BY the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

g' IF the Editor of the Evening Post will
degn toread the Report on the Principle of Pro-
lection on the First Page of this paper we think
he may find an answer to some of the questions
propounded by him in his lost. We particularly
10 his first two questions embodied in the second
column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

r1 The April number OF the american La61re7 is ready
for delivery aud may be obtained al this ahce frce ~
cents per Dozen Ct cents per single number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

r Nos As and 46 of THIERs's French Revo-
luton. and Nos 13 and a Of ScoTrs Works,
have just been published by ISRAEL POST, SO
ROwpry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-08

70 Nxw-BEpFoRp, Mass. has elected Wing
officers; last year Loco; PORTLAND, Me. the re-