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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05

LIFE ORA MEDICAL MAN.-There is not any career
which so rapidly wears away the powers Of life, be-
tivlty of mind and body He has to bear the changes
OF weather, continued fatigue, irregularity in his
meals and broken rest to live in the midst of MAS
ma and contagon. If in the country he has to tray
erse considerable distance horseback, exposed to
WIND and storm to brave all dangers to go to the re-
liei of suffering humanity fearful truth for medi
cal men has been established by the table of mortal
ty of Or Casper published in the British Review or
1000 members of the medical profession, 600 died
before their sixty-second year; whilst Of persons
Leading quiet life, such agrculturalss or theo
logians, the mortality is only 347 If we take 100
individuals of each of these classes 40 theoogians.
40 agriculturalists IS clerks and 80 soldiers, will
reach their SEVENTEEN year; of 100 professors Of The
healing art, "a only will reach that age. They are
the sign posts to health they can show the road to
old age, but rarely tread it themselves
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05

David will confer upon the present occasion pecu
liar interest 1t takes place January llth On Mon
day evening, Mr. Horn delights the world of music
with one OF his musical treats assisted by Braham
Spohr Sgnor de Bequis, Phillips, and several Others
distinguished in song
The "Glentworth papers" are at length forthcom-
ing. What the developments are is not certainly
known but the probability is that the curiosity OF The
public will not be rewarded the extent of its ex-
pectalion from the disclosures
We have nothing interesting here in politics, and
look to Washington until our Legislature is in ses-
sion, for all political Intelligence The weather has
been unusually clear and mild for the Win
ter seems to make no difference in the crowds in the
streets. Broadway, in all December was as gay and
brilliant with beautiful women in June or October
The Hudson is closed for all purposes OF interior ma
vigaton. Travellers go TO Albany via Hartford
and the Boston and Albany Rail Road through in
10 hours, without fatigue. The recent dining of the
Mayor and Corporation of Boston, with that of Alba
ny, is a new era! The Albany Corporation dine next
week in Boston The time between the two cities is
eeren hours. One hundred and fifty years ago there
was only monthly post running between these two
capitals New York city has, at last, fairly walked
up to the protection Of her own inland commerce, and
shall soon have Rail Road to Erie that will rob
Boston of much of her boosted monopoly of the
pire of the Lakes. Yours,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05
OFFICIAL.
Navy DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
18th January, 1912.
The Board OF Naval Surgeons recently convened
at Philadelphia for the examination of Assistant
Surgeons for promotion and Of candidates for appoint
ment as Assistant Surgeons, has adjourned sine die.
Assistant Surgeon A. J. Wedderburn was passed
for promotion.
The following is list of the candidates reported
Tor appointment as Assistant Surgeons in tie Order
in which they stand
/. Morris b. Beck, of Virginia
2. J. Francis Tuckerman, OF Massachusetts
=. Oscar F. Baxter, of North Carolina.
4, Lewis J. Williams, of Maryland, and
3. Marius Duvall, of Maryland
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05
IiUpsoS

Since this was written, have seen placard, is
sued onFriday morning, which has been circulated
all the city, reading statement Of frauds in
the elective franchise in New York in the years 1888
and '39, by j. B. Gentworth for sale at the desk of
the Evening Post"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05

Let our readers bear IN mind that Mr. Wallace
lectures THE evening in the Apollo Hall Mr. w.
asa lecturer, commanded great in several of
our cities He, this evening, delivers his celebrated
lecture on the Literature of the Bible
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05

late election in Mississippi published in the Mis-
sissippian as follows: Tucker was the Democratic
candidate for Governor Gwinn and Thompson were
the candidates for Congress.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05

* THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
M uNIrY--M NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARiTY-.7lgusiin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-01-05

nANCING ACADEMY Mr f. G. Liable
~ has the honor to inlor the ladies' and gentlemen
Of Washington and rieoreeioNn, that his second
cour for instruction in the art of dancing will com
pcncc at his dwelling house, Washington, Pennsyl-
vania avenue opposite Fuller's Hotel, Tuesday Janu-
d,y llh, aud AZ the Unirn Hotel, Georgetown, on
Frdoy January It'll Days Of tuition in Wash.
ny on Tu,s lay, Thursday snd Saturday from 3 10
r, ~. for ladies from 5 !or young ladies And
az ticorge'own Monday and Friday from to 6 y. m.
n. B.-Boardng schooso,iendcd as usual
STATE ARMORY AND TOWN HALL Lot.
Terry OF BALTIMORE.
NEW YEARS PRE1SENT-S14,50O
The capital prize in Town Hail. Class 81, drawn
on Wednesday, Dec y, w4s sold IN haftcket in
this city.
WHO WANTS tNOTHER2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
INnk Poc,s and Poetry Of America. win

4 H>oru Al Internationally RUFUS W iiuot 4" r>"oii
I sol octave splendid Book
Tie Pane and Glory of England N'nilcaiCJ-beiug az
aas'cr 20 the Glor, and Shame oi England ~ vol
Popular Technology, or Professions AMI Iradc>-by I'd
"sfd Har~etf-Nith 50 Eng aNing,-2 vols
The Craiiou BOy>-hy ilstirt Marilucau.
Daughters ot Butan-hy Mrs Fills
Nans-'> Expedition 10 IBERIA and the Polar >ea- vol
ts>als ior Sumner Hours. ri eduOn-by Charles Ian
man. ga.
liuts 10 M0ihcrs-hy DR.. Bull
al For sale by j. :. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
"a FOR SALE.-A four wears lease

s".a ,-r ~ May of tte premises situated n B1omn-
of 7l,t street. consisting 81 tS0 st0r. t"-in-
&C., IA ll-re franc bulldog - by Is feet sHi room
.n f,rf .rs ps -.-i. th ctr -lldngs a;iact'N q
rr.e power team cua 1e and boiler, both ncN aHI iN -
--erf snik ~ order. Asos raent nlange, al "u'r
.tf~. fl. g. l. 0f die most healthy joe tlp' ~
,le North RIVER 1ii vel shifted lr aay business "L' :
-lt mach -ry l.r-l ]. 30. s''nf Doe" ~
aui F0~ aar.cu.af, apply 90 The premises, ~ Al
4, 5 -, pr az 2N-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
ii UOrSE AND LOT to let and

IG Farm Tor sale or ,Scaange.-A Two story h,n-r'
In 1bufh1 iug, ant acie, OBJ land r. et' seiy pc
,nfg situated ig small ant ll'isani 'Itgr n ule
Ral-raI running thi.l-h the Pa,e- AMI ons y ',u'.
II . from fI. city, TIE House has been 'e'slt" y i"
prfI. II.t., and a very g0ot sfand Rent only 90"
A., l.. al. or - rhaage, nr,i-raie Farm 2" ~ q.
a. an cir of n incunbrancc. With m" fio1~ aHd w
ni- 4, L. nil, rom ,ne village aaa Hiie rom uf
railroad which would De- sod or excb.n-rd iD hs.l1
fork of DIV Goni Also 70 acres az l4nd 10 ~ -vN'
= "A b. exchanged Tor any Kind OF "nNd' s..'ao'e ''' d
country store. For particular, inqaTs o. ~, 80, ,.,
asts b. Is. BARLOW, ~ Canal-'reeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
'GrlINsIL NiNi'UEXl coz IS Sou,A-.,rrrt


IN Three ts. ,tor, AMI ste eeuterl brick HouS-s
= T>r.rnnf, aul under c+ars o >tn,is md
Jackson streets. beng bu short t>i1rce rom the FULTON
Ferry. Thec1rnrr Ia oa>,mcnt store, Which would D.
rn1! ,ilni fr~ ln aaelrc1ry. Re- io small geueel
sn.y $40. orthfy Woul bs rented s-sh hou~ io Two
.aa lam i,> 40 io rtuf Brooklyn. the double Tram"
lnu,e ant store tr.fe ON Hamion avenue mmed aicy
lIi,nius the bridge o. Govaun,, being good san Tor
iyrrs and grocery ,nn.-rrn so A., Oh rent ~
r,oA w. on Farnan street, urar ii- Fulton Ferry.
,nl> tor ruil-, Al rent of a. tn g. ger month.
lnnlv 10 TU\NFIE NALL.
" a. Bu1atwly. \sW-\ork, 90 10
JOHN VOORHEES, y. De- hicA.sirc.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
AZ FOR SALE-A Farm, situated at Far

RocksWsy. I. L. ~ thin7 slot distance of be Marine
PAVILION and ironing the bay and ocean u conia M
n0 acfe, 7f acre. I'd wncl Ei uli4h,e land the
residue good vrass ms7ow l'ni anil some woodland
On the premises : ne1 Farm House Barn .ud other ont
hurt OF easy arccs, the city both hy land a,d wa
frr II can be- Il yrlr, into arms oi dircnt quante. -
tprlv q. san Il - Norton thr srQ,ss OF TO n sin
an No ) Broad-si. ,
N,5 other property tor sale similarly situated Apply as
-. ,,,.4 ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

= 4 our Lo,, OF this store 90 let 10 the tt das
tav l'l}. turn ,hci with Shelving Counters, 6ls
fura, stow 80 Possession can hr had Immediately. T.
luif, %. JOHN LANB. No Merchant, EXchan-r, VA
.tr..t N n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
sss FROM to 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

DEN SEED n al the choicest species and ,arie-
:. slie boz quantities Ia >uit purch,,'> al bKiDSt'
MANS permanent estsbi >hu'ut, corner 81 shFehfs
nod B1na,iway. Also, The iouug Gcrientrs ASSISTANT
obtaining Tire result, ~ h p YEAR, prsrtcc ~ Ne" mk'
\, t work Pa, been lon0rra hy ~" ard 81 ""u 'e
.l from tn American Institute whch In>ttuoH, ana We
Nrv.Ynrk State Agricultural ocey, having aNo awarded
..ef copc, Premium. Tor superior sec arms o TAR
i-n Products, farther comment : deemed unnecessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
SCHOLARS WAITE }.

\ Lady de..rou. of obtaining two boarding. ScF.
ar, rr rem fo - ysar> ofsCe, aiicrthr 1T M.f. 49,
reside n UNPLEASANT anl healthy Tatot le CIV. Terms mos"
rate References exchanged Apply 90 t'r'i'irei acr
o',lock T. NJ uin Jt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
NARS SWEEPS & SCULLS.-I have

,i..ourgget in w~,,irpet North River side, and DO
Ill nv hn.u.,. II ny old Oar Establishment ~ "aier-st
an. a. ave all the expenses Of one store, viii ,eh oars
sweep. ami Souls enough cheaper ~ pay Tor coming i,lh
LAY osu 81 the c;y he Oar Establishment, w "a"f
81 IT,. J0IIN A. PEARsALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
BOARDING IN BROOKLYN.-Two

Grntes en and can DE accnmuo lated 'h
Board and pleasant room, No ~ ileny-,L lone Oh W
above Clark alter the first OF WAY. For particular inquire
al NJ. u CoacOrl-st or No. 20 Maiden Lane Newiorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

VI eiN,dcn Lane The sui~r' ia'ls ,',l'ql' ,,
I'd ~ military o., 99d no~ or ~. p ~ s n, entire
- na"""y W -, ot swords. Bell.. >ashes, tphJi~tcs,
.- g,l,os. Plume, Mc.k'r RAc,' &C. &c beos cost
= ,,,t ~ uus rms, oiitef. eQuppug themselves, Or
~, ,ufcia.ng 10 sell AGAIN viii 80 vel 10 cat
2ci-~ WM. HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

4 gu>.od University. fuiy competent 10 mp-rt innc-
f.n 1vin- bal much ArtI.cnce. +, t. roe. 1i n.tflns
situation in q Schoo. - Assistant r-acier. DE-. -nng in
pur.ur teaching profession, pcmanrnt 'Hlai' al
present h.s principal digest Ad'ir', "anha' >D'
OfS-s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

1912 Israel Past, S3 Bo~ery.
Tm,uc number has two good EsgiaNins>-
The Bride and Centre IIarbor.' \. H. besides
@ Plate q Fashions. Among the Literary con-
Tent. are prose articles b, Mrs. EmbuY, Miss
Leslie. l.. \. Foo and }. II. Dara; a stirring
ucu.cal tale by W. Wallace aud shorter Poems
B., George Lunt, Park Benjamin, Mr.. 7. :. o.
good. aud G.. Hill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
DOARDTRS WANTKD-In private

fimly-A gentleman and 90, wife, and two or THREE
nre rrnt.cisen, obtain pleasant room, in n-"h
bIt house. W.h board. ~ reasonable tir', Al Va
pr,rei,ir,t Br1pklyu. only three four minutes w'k
nam ID %. F,lt,n F.rrv al2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

- TO LET-The two story brick house.
- 5s6 War ,,0,-i Apply Co 4 e. Raaior.. ;
" rIfI street. al 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
NlNE WATCHES.-E. 4 :. :. Rock

LINIl " Y = IIIs'-s--I'' - - 1877
d WELL, No g AsiOr HnI-e, have ia.ge assortment
q fae Nstrhe. oi every description NSHA''" his.id'
f.a r-k-epers. and will b. odd very chfap.
Wair., ofeyerv description care ply repaired AL Nv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
: : TO LET. from the first Of WAY next.

- a Siolc and back Room. sutiii" ani Tor sesega.
eil- and nos occupied q, Publication and Compo''nr
Ohcc by t.e Ntw-iofk Meciuc. with counters shcl,",
a.. Rent low Inquire at j. LOCKE, ~ the rear NJ 81
tun-street. ia lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
Left.oT Wardrobe

Gratleuen des'rou, of turun, their lett Of Wardrobe
i,s cash tu obtain rom ihr subscriber twenty per cent
boz. f. than Any oher p'rsgn " II eve
H. LENETT, 80 Nassau-Street,
oppo>ic Clinton Hall, New-f9rk
ocrflc,ei', Garments made, altered, cleaned, and re-
oara al the stortcs noc, and the most rel-onsbie
1rI
Gentlemen attended their residence 10y appointment
n. through the Post office otherwise, viii receive
prompt af.niion. -,
Inde> leii-oH wearing apparel purchased. al3im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
or DE- actIve and InleIIl-

w cent Young men Oh circulate iac i.I1a .f- i'quir
work. ~. Robert Mer,'. Museum. Boston ,-fI nf oi
Ia..lailrr snl Fashion Ml.cal { hlr / Yea one .
" sie, tani a1i Young LAD e, Fueh eni, an
Young men engaged in Literary puru ri be- p,ctr-cd
Goal Testimonials Of character ~ 10 be reqlires.
al6u ERADBl RY ~ODEN 4 Go. IL Ni>>ii-,t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
CENTLEMFN'S DRESS.-Cloths,

II CAS~INFRES AND NESrlNG~.-Ju't reeeses,
fine a,>nrtuea; o French and English Goods, bought
er..,,. or cash, Ny ard tbe public are inv.d
fp an and examine the ices. Tbs IT. style and "etk
laniiu snail no be- surpassed By IN this CITY, Cen
.r.nou fuu sling their own Cloths may depend ON having
Justice done iu'u. n,
.,.i,,,n G.. r.. LOCKWOOD,
q I,,r .st~est , ,nor. trOu Rroldway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
DICTIONARY of Ar's. Man

ulactures and Mines. No V, TIE d4v received 'i
SAxTON \ MILES, l-6 Fulton street.
B-sNNTON MILES Vii open large assortment
NJ Theological Cla. cal and VI cslancon, Hooks on me
"" ~ way " al2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

w ~ furnished with co, help ior good pac' = "1I
n wage and VIC. versa. aHl no u->taA". ~ r t-
Motto -H1u,siy. correct principle. and ttitg COOS,
hou,ema -. nur,e.. scan,r,,,, auu t-s~ fl1 .r -n
ien.r- coachfncn waters. ror-ers cls-a Sc Sr- "1d
references. Terms ca.h bat low. Please call,
,ll Inn. AW. AHF~LFN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
scs. FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm.


- u Let or Least snd bait mile, from lacken-
~I,N and rr-t. Fort bee. 10 les from itohoAen
,n TenccA road. Inquire OF J. q. TER, . Fourth
af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
A LADY WANTED to board \ small

family Tor the rent oil the Iiouse in which hey l.,f'
and which pea,sniy situated the upI par of ur
CIV. Noue need apply hlt such 40 produce tHe most
in, cptouable te,;noa's- % character 81 pN ~ 200
Grocery OF VI. HAMS, corner Of Eishh Ave"ne ami
Twenty ~sr0ud-.fVrf. a<i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

49, Z ''N - .N's''' i'f'' ''"' 80. >"'"S
- FAr ,sie ~ exchange. = tracts of ka.i~nr Lani
-aUIun. - aci.s each. soil OF superior Sushy, va
.aei with tine streams and covered VIII huc srn such
- wt r oak hickory, beach. walnut marie and sycamSre
The ,l adapted 90 wheat, rye, corn, S> cotton, tobacco,
sweet und ir II potatoes TIE above l.Sis viii sold al
edlced prices, s0d terra, Ia SUI or they wa he Ct
-h,ayes or almost any kind of merchandise For map,
..egr.n,, aat ia,l'cu.tfs snViy %
II n ~MlfbN Wit JORr L. John IT. % stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
HARDWARE,
rs,IE NATURALIST'S LIBRARY.
ORITANNIA Metal Ware.-The sub

- ,-riber AGENT .Or Leonard, Reed Barton. s1ni l
Ma. ha, ll assortment o Their Britannia VI un.'
consisting of Tea ani CHfe- -, Tea >tts 'a.laf'
~.r,ns Lamps Communion Tanksr',. Cup, fate' + g.
.r, Bows. Flask. Ladies' Coin Pilates, &c. warrant
-.r7l o. any imported Every description oi Britannia
" sr. ua,ie 10 or ,er AZ short u0Lc-. Apply %
an NNTHL NITHERELL, Jr IL John"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
and MerIno ShawIs, Nous

selling de Lame sc. &c. J. Pgn"lers improvements
n he near ug d, aatment OF h, establishment, 10y means
-a.a -, cnlDyrd 10 the finishing o goods, enables nun
. receive order. At much lower rate Than heretofore, si
a., them more handsomely and eKpedtousl1 done tash-
nero and Nrrno shawl. restored 10 their original coiori
U,u...l.n- De- LANES, Bl.nie M,chln, aud o,her ,ces
leaned and rtn,rd >h hose a~o resorrdi nih'"n dhi
,,,.k .-,,tau. table covers, druggei, e.. CLEANED and
,-e.ri f. Pguoi,t continues hi, Dying Esiaiim'm As
.ual u all 10. hriDcle. at No. barcaysrett ahd inf
i -, 49,, rl..,tan az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
a TO LET-A Part of a new mo


l dorm hli ,'ory brick Iorse \ >uai rc,psctahr
sn-V without children. TIE would be low. in9'I'
it So g lrl -,t-fet a. TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
GERMAN SILVER.--JA5.

IA, q. HOfFEIT, ~ Prnce-si-rri, uf.r Wooster
vs.I particularly Gail the attention Of Hardware Deari'
and MlnufctlreI 10 bis .uyerOr article oi Kan Ni'7
ssh ca he Of, tor hoi, sni retail Of all unc \
Gc,.cs and cqus % any, either Pore en y DO
n,-.l G. 'nr sud - tiss-s N@-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
nNr pRICE SrNKE-Atsl Chatham

street. where " be- found Ciolns a. the ioio.n
I,y, r.,.. RDaser a4a Pic Cloth Cods from - To slo
& f qg & is..nrre P.nf, rom - 10 So -at net Pants
rom 81 On ~ 8; Double and Breasted vets from
NJ HENRY COGSw ELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
UUE CuFAPEST HAT STORE IN

4 THE WORLD t,-CONANT. ~ Grand street, has
- on hsnt Oi ts lals-i >pung fashion, an excellent a.
Cement of : u Iia, al So ~ aDi Sj-a reduction OF
=, -es,, of e.,~9 hsf from i0 prices AO superior
cl OF r4r iis tor 81 equal o. any old m me cry ior
Al N and - The public respectfully invited 10 cali
, .,.i a.,ormrat IL Bow Has. ans Caps on hand.
sf9tu CONANT. 20 Grani a., near Alien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
OnARDING-TNo gentlemen and their
DOARD.-One or two pIeasanl Rooms.

} ~ tia Board. may be bad AZ No 10 Bond Il
Also large AMI eIcclrnt stable 20 let, in Drtd Jones'
ree in tie Inquire AZ No IN Bonist all o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
% a small famiIy with

out chiir~s. tie second story of the moirrn three
~ Ircb IIole ~ Fast Broadway. consisting OF front
and r1fl0> with bedrooms adj lniug, good paatre-
and clothes presses also rear basement with cellar under
u'afh
A,o the upper par House 40. IS 0user-'lreet Ren.
: is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
sITSIC ROOKS.-l'niicd States FsaI.

w MODI-Ml gAJtiaR Col! ruon. b"-hn he7lHis
40 Nasous Choir. AMI Sacred u arp, Handel and HAY
Scie,'s collection, Young Choir &C. & Faror Mtip it
NJ them and southern Harp. 'or stle by
ala J. : REDFlELD. Cir'nn Han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

u,O CARRIAGE MAKERS.-Wm. NJ

Titus. NJ - Beas-r-srcei. Offer, for .ae large ~
s0rtze Worsfed Dsmass and Rsi,nctis. sui1hi@ c.
Dor. raraage nng~ Also ngnt drab and blue coih'
I.fHl f4sf.f. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
DFW ROR SALE.-A most eligible

and desirable Pew may b. lad situate 10 the centre,
f,, fo Of South Dutch Church cor Msrray and Chmch'
.,re.t. lpolv n James Ilorburn a. Elizaheihfr'-
.,n sl3 2IMAF
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- FOR SALE or TO Let-The largest
anl best fitted billiard i.oonI 100 Au.r

ia. Il~ Room b, 80 by n an coliau. SEVEN FABLE
& % - exchanges Coz CITY Property g-'d Bond an'
N1-a-c co. y al Estate. l. proper hands there may b
frIa . 1 : aU per auru1 cleared by this Room. u wee
tla 90. B-1lINay tella 10 any n ihis cfy,l ADJOINING
j.- Olympic Theatre. The present proprietor has o.. t'u
t9 arrld th. lg-ls. !, M only rs1son i0r selling u lo
~ D., IT, Eth trrl VII be- i"t Apply % OTIS FIJI q
fe Climax 10 Fulton running fhrpuS II Arr. rI@l
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ELEGANT Cabinet Furniture, to be had

"a ile nlsnlflcDry, NJ. 10 tn~.ues street a. very
IA. rrr.eoa,.iug oi 1i.. CHAIR, oilpmins Ff"nrh ird-
af &C. &C. % tue mos; uol.ru 1nd improved patterns.
Al .rtce. .ent rom tbs s.tsiiae are warranted, and
80 r,1ie from the b,t materials. ANY porous wishing
t~.. made % ord r, vii have f done 10 he very i"et
|.,..rer. hy ap,iy ng At the above estab Amet:
49, p. 'i'' l.. TRT SCHEL.
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CENTEELBOARDING in Brooklyn

" TIE subscriber having leased the n~w aaL elr-'n.
bop,e y. nj Pearsi viii Dr ready ar ~ May io '-
ceive A lev gooi steady hoa~ier, The location OF ire
hor.e B, ,erv desirable. being within irw mulir, alb
of iir Ferry. For urter information, pta~ sppy o. John
G. Stevenson. Jr al the grocery corner o Pearl 'nd ~
i.. AMOS SMITH
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GooFYs Lows Book. May, 1872. l. Post, IS Bowcry.
Two capital EngraNinss. representing Famil!
Devotion. Morning and Evening, open TIN,
number. illustrated in verse by Mrs Hale. Next
after the Fashions j.. Miss Scdgyick', Story Of
Wilton Harvey The Pctrided Piper. by II.
shelton Mackenzie, and The BeauA,' by M,.
Lc''ic; Poem by Mr.. Sisouraey. Duty,' a
tale By Mr.. Dinuic.. and dozen shorter papers.
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a LOT of SEATS with backs suitable

Z for crfu-e Room, wanted Any uoiN"ln'i ores
,hI fncnt having lot oi S.a with back, 10 iAtn, 90
ooa order, to I'll Will please address o. u. ~ Us
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"a FOR SALE-Thatvery desirable pIar
tqsA FOR SALE-A small house and five


SOY dWcns -hou.e adjoining tie ahogr with large gar
-l. barn, sc. A,o nall oi dwringhousc on rul-
ton street.
The above pssm,c. arc FOO GENITAL a Of he village ans
VIII lee rented at low price, Apply tp
allu wv. WOOD. - Pearl street
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a,x FARMS FOR SAIE-One of $50

-. in tho town ot Smtht0wn, l. l. on the nals
lITv road about hall eft which j. cleared. tie other
.a mher, aad lll in good renee healthy ntlglhor.
ioni, With school. The Land good ard ~ slused
at a can be- made lufo pnirnt Farms win
,rnr.ri - o t1be and woodland toea'h. l>conyenenss
tie IA ifoIl has induced number o mechaincs 10 ersee
Their ianilr, the land, aud Nery deIfrbt
lt viii be- odd M Slj per acre.
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vVIIE CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

fer for sale, at III Chat lu,L New-Yo-k, the cheap
est and genuine tea in tire world 10 any quantity not
rs tan ounces Il article purshasei n der c''ir
ss alrnt should give U ,at.-,aci reque ei i7
.aH be hrnngll M lLe ~ III ~ rclurneI "