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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

FIRE Is PonTLASp.-The Portland papers Of
Monday say that destructive fire occurred there
on the evening previous which, before it wa.
stopped, destroyed property to the amount OF from
g TO 10000 dollars. 1t broke out in cooper :
shop, communicated to the brick store Of +. W.
L-llan a,d thence to a paint shop, blacksmith :
shop, and one or two other buildings, all OF which
we're consumed; it then eros ed Foresireet, WHERE
a one story wooden building, occupied as a board
ing house by Mr. Ward was consumed and a
large wooden dwelling house owned by John Elder,
was nearly destroyed. To stop the progress Of
the flames up plumb-'trcct, several small buils'
ing. in the rear were torn down. BY this fire ID
or 20 families are deprived of a home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

INP0RrANT--IF True We learn from antit.
through .ourcs. entitled 10 msh constellation
that there Is q strong proba"hy ihat AZ anne >l
viii be granted bv Queen Nictoria - al no ", ~
engaged in the in,urrcctionary movements ir tie
British American Provinces Ii tia. hall Prove
10 ~ correct, it will tend more 10 trauquIlc Obj :
frontier than any other act which her mais,ly has
.,nctiopcd. since her coronation. ltoch. Eve. Poet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

DsrLAcgNEST OF JUsTIcE TAYLoR.-At thu
crowninz act Of patty prescription Is accom-
plished, and ROBERT TAYLOR, the honest, the ca
pable and most faithful Justice of Pelicc, su-
perseded by Garret Gilbert. man remarkable
for nothing but his party subseryicncy and Tam
MANY song singing. Justice TAYLOR, was re nom
mated by Alderman Benson, rand received il2
notes.-the entire Wing strength resent-whle the
Ursa MAJOR Of the Loco-F oco party received 10
votes Assistant Alderman Murphy of the 7tb
Ward, advocated the appointment of Justice lay
Ior, and opposed that of Gilbert, in n speech Of
great eloqucncc and power, IN which he ad'erted
particularly TO the pruisewor,hy efforts of Justice
Taylor unaided by the powers that be, to preserve
the purity Of the elective franchise by bringing to
the light of day the enormous and disgrocefu
frauds that were pcrpetrated at the late election
lie stated that when Mayor Morris detected and
exposed the ALLEGED fraud. of former years, he wa.
landed by his political friends and many Of the
other party, who on recent occasion, believing
him to be honest, gave him their support by hun
dreds and caused his reelection while Justice
Tavlor, who had detected and exposed far more
importent frauds. recently committed upon the
elective franchise, to be dismissed for his ygi-
lance and his conduct condemned by displacement
But he remarked that although the Mayor got
the papers 6ctore, Justice Taylor had got "the
papers" nor, and would disclose them-though he
con,ended he ought, in common justice, to be left
to finish the disclosure of frauds hc,had 50 success
fully begun But the decree had gone forth and
Justice TAYLOR must be thrust aside to make room
for man who, though respectable, yet from age
and infrmity is Incapable of rendering any efficient
service.
We shall see now whether the investigation OF
the enormous vlunies practiccd at the late Elee-
ton will be stifled or carried on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

- New Carpet store The subscribers beg
leave ~ Inform thsir iuegss and the public generally
that they have iu, received and fes Goods,
consisting Of tsrpeug Oh Cloths, Eugs Mating, Drug
GETS BaIe-. Sc.. with every other aruce CONNECTED with
the trade, which tiey offer 10 The public the lowest cash
prices without prc'rdng sell Is per cheaper lhsn
any else. but " ~ guarantee 10 sell low
Tor cash. ThO.e wishing purchase viii do veil to cell
ani examine stock where cy Will bDd TIE COce
patterns aud the best Of colOrs.
WEBB & MANNING,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

Til. Poudrss Subules oi DR.. Felix Gouraud for up
roofing ,nprruous hair from the human face dNise are be-
,ond question the mos. celebrated oi now ~ no. In
Vulnerable testimonials have been published OF IL" 'h.A'y
of these 10 wder in entirely erscsunc the har without
the least nury 10 the ku The Eau de beauie cor true
water OF beauty for removing pimpie tan AMI an "t
cutaneoas erupions and Vegetable Rouge are a'o "a
cellent articles tor the toilet lncle>
TO be had At the original office, 81 walker st. door rom
Broadway, and ST. Broadway.
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~ For fne assortment Ut chars warranted ere adyer
isement in another column II Caihernest (g az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

u The privilege Of cleaning the street. Of Nor
folk, Va, has been l., out al auction Tor the sum
of 5000 per year. The Beacon says that IN former
wear. more than this sum has bees paid by tins
Corporation for having ii done. This Is thf
way in which We have long commended our own
street. should b. cleaned We are sure some
thousands OF dollars might be saved yearly by 1t to
the Treasury, and the work done twice a' eiectn-
ally as a, present. We trust the earl! attention OF
the Wing Common Council will be directed TO
this point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

1r The operation OF shaving has 70 De performed
daily ~ all ~hO lks clean and smooth chir the
great he obtained during tbr operation OF shaving
IS tie Beard close aud quickly, 10y the of
des Tsbict ann Razor sop you III accomplish thu, great
object, well shorn and shOm quickly. For sale al 1913
~ IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

To OUR SVBsCRiBEss w. request OF cur Subscribers to
read this article the whole il. ami then. Circumstances
reonir We ask OF them 10 test the lru,h OF what We have
soerttd -,
mngs Worm andy pleasant, mid and eliec nal ft'dy
tor worms in children.
That hi, Darrh1a Candy VIII give speedy fetei rom
that most painful ct all diseases
That hs Dinner. Tonic Ceny, e certain cure FOR
Covens>, Fulness distress after ealing Heartburn Nc.
That his Cahlc Candy of iie very best universal
physics known For coughs. colds. bous Complaints. t.
yers foul stomach &c. i thomug. remedy
We further that these medicines are purely Neerahr,
and not ONLY agreeable but desirable % the IA tr.
Soli Wholesale ant rrta l. al Sj Ns>,ausircc also nj
g7S Broadway. and 1t IA! Bowery.
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q SPENCER, 25 Broadway.

III GentIenen's 1lRts.-ALNoRD co, No.
10 Bovery, efer 10 the public fine Fur Hat at Four
Dollars of the Spring pattern equally gh and durable,
with costly qualities. and possessing all the Elegance OF
appearance Keeping full assortment OF other qualities II
Beaver and Moleskn Hats IN the article of Nuua
HaU at "a, new offered they aim 10 excel. (2J m5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

Havana papers to the DIST have reached New
ORLEANS. Extracts ara published from the MeNi
can paper. stating that the descent made By Gen
A,rsrA into the Texan territory was merely 10 a.
certain the means of defence which Texas pos
.esscd. and that nov "nothing can be easier than
to reconqucr Texas despite the sympa'hie' o
their friends in New-Orleans. General Houston
by the way. is beginning to be appreciated II
Tc,as. the impression being pretty strong aceor
ing to the Ncw-Orleans Bee, that the brandy bot
tie IN. well nigh used up the faculties, locomotive
and reflective. OF the hero Of San Jaciuto. Il
much the wsrso for Texas. Fanny Ellslcr had
taken passage for Philadelphia direct. to the grca
dsappoiatmen Of her NewOrleass admirers
who were anticipating her arrival there with gr"a
delight. The Solway reached Havana On the 2Ot
from Vera Cruz with $4,000 in specie.
FROM M.xrco.--Thc o. Pcayunc publishes
the following letter received through the Post OJcf
and presumed to be authentic:
L. =. FRIG,rE MAoEOoSIAS,(
AT ses-APnl p, 1872 )
Editor, NJ tie Picsyines
The United State. Fri.a,e Macedonian lett
Tampco on the 18th inst. Received Information
from the beat authority, that four hundred men
were on their march from tn South. 20 Join five
hundred to be sent from Tampico to Matamoras.
We were also informed that il was the intention
of Santa Ana 10 invade Texa. without delay.
Very respectfully, }. wiLhiNsoN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

ArrEsrrrn SuIctpE.-Thc Indianapolis Scnti-
mel Of the Goth ult SAYS that one Frederick Smith
was seen the night before loading par OF pistols
He went into hi. store which soon blew up with
tremendous explosion. 1t seemed that no had
brought in kcg of powder and set the store on
fire. intending to shoot himself in tbs back room,
where his pistol. were. The powder. however,
exploded so,ner than he expected it would. He
was terribly wounded, but was expected 10 recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

u jaO PsRrORNrKs!-A company OF actors numbering
FIVE hundred are engaged AT hs American Museum. They
ar tame Sqairrrls from Ohio, embracing black grey Hnd
tox .aurrcls various species They are All pefifcu'
lame s,d intended tor pets. fur whch they TOR sa'
Tree, are erected Museum AMI the squire arr >''n
running r,kng ard ,arhhotng about n ~ tler native
G,res. The other attraction, here this week are unusu
slly uch
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paper is Issued this day II will appear Ia morrow.
Two or three extra hands will b. required Apply this
morning nj 81 Aun.sireet
Canvassers wanted three wards, ssd carrier n
Brooklyn. Apply as above to 4. l.. NICHOLS ~ 1t
u spencer's Cashmere Hats. The price OF
finest Cashmere Hats this day reducetos at which they
will remain unl,ss advance readerel necessary by
rse in the cost OF material.
All II ~ SPENCER, 2f5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

DrTALcATIoss.-An Augusta correspondent OF
the Charleston Courier say. that number OF de-
ialcations have recently taken place there which
have never been published. Levi Eckly OF Ma
con, formerly of good character and member oi
the State Senate has absconded under charge oi
heavy forgery. J. c. seymour President Of the
Branch Bank of the State and formerly Mayor OF
the City, ha. also absconded taking with him
large sum Of the Banks money. Officers IN the
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company, the
Augusta Branch of the State Bank the Georgia
Insurance and Trust Company, and in two OF the
Savannah Banks. are mentioned a. being detaul-
tiers, one of them for very large amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

CAM r. ". Moosr-rhi. gentleman. who Ma elected
v The Texan Government Nun tlt ofcer n TIE Amen
cor Nayl ~ take commaH Of their heri. Sdetne, n o1r
opinion. a. i large space 10 ne h,"N ~ u" country.
H., ron,ioiorr native at the 'Od Domnnn' ger.
-t gentleman IN b. brave A. tfs1f dni ''s
h. profession l. well BE- M doubt would n. N' hr
hi, ou.. ana d. the Brush Government should Nul ne
NeXean> steamers shiy> 90 war tor tn oan cd s'''"
shth i sad santa Ana ha, conracei no Wat ,oV.iff'
We renturr ~ prect that II they vii only 'ioN hf v
c,p lg in The Gull Oi NcNcO and the Comm''f" get,
,bt o IT, he will supply %, place WIKI the Nn-'c 'nf oi
TrNa> Another excellent trait IN the character o ''hn-
lr Ne,rs Z. mat hr never zoe, % itlou good ,n-
plv o. sherman, LoEcngs>, which BE- saNs are me " 81
tct. b. has usr for lhe removal aI cure 90 us'''
They NAV BE- obisned iu tbs cty AZ leo Na>'an 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

between Hudson and Blescker.streev,
where il may be- had whnlesalr or retail. "a ms Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

Obstinate RAscALs.-A ,hor, time since three
convct,. whg had escaped from the Penltentlary
were arrested and put in the jail Of this county
where ten more were confined, who had recently
been sentenced To- the Penitentiary by the criminal
court Of .hi. city. Yesterday, arrangements hay-
ing been made To take the whole number to Jeiicr-
son City By steamboat, the Shcrhs went 10 the
uil To take the prisoners on board. They found
the door barricadcd. and the prisoners prepared
by clubs, 81. 10 resi.t them. Several hours were
spent in fruiilc., efforts to open the door. when
finally tire engines were Tcsorted 10, and water
poured in upon them, most coPiously. Ncyerihe-
les. they resisted, and probably would not have
Welded but with their lives, had it got been for
the uercession. of the counsel OF several of them,
VIII. succeeded in prevailing upon them To sur
render. ~. LOUIS Bulletin.
STEAMBOAT AccIDESr.-Ihe steamer Illinois,
from hi. place. sank GA the Lower Rapids a few
day. ago. She had on board 100 [. ;. soldiers
with their baggage, and large cargo from This
port for the Upper Mississippi. IL was feared she
would be total loss. A part of her cargo was
insured in this place to the amount ct 10000
GM,.-otri Rapprt.r Aurfl
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| READ rsE FotLowi>G.-I i really ASTONISHING ~ "s
what wonderful cures p.rormet by the u>s OF The >'r
,nparla ami Tsmaio Bll's after all othsr me'i'n' lave
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MYsrE.Ious-We learn from the Flushing
Journal that Captain Leonard, Of the steamboat
Statesman, brought from New-iork the other day.
among article. for Messrs. ". X. & Alfred ).
Prince, Of the Linnean Garden, box having the
appearance Of being a consignment Of garden
seeds. On opening it, instead Of seeds, it was
found to contain male infant, which the phys-
clans pronounce to have been still-born. The box
had been Put on board the boat aud placed among
Princes articles by some person unknswn.
Jamaica Farmer.
II. J. LEvIs-The Philadelphia correspondent
Of the Journal of Commerce says: ! am informed
that there il an affidavit in this city from HoscaJ
Lewis, late cashier of the Schuylkill Bank. in
which he charges against the President and D.
rector. Of the Schuylkill Bank a full knowledge
Of BIZ, fraud. upon the Kentucky Bank; and that
the money thu. frnuduen'ly Obtained was appro-
prated to the Sohuylkill Bank.
PROPITABLg-The amount OF dead loss at which
the British Yves, India line Of steamer. /. sup
ported i. estimated at fl0, 900 each boat, max
ing an aggregate of three millions and a half
OF this enormous sum government shoulders one
millionaire residue falls on the Company.
n n Rna
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Minority tor Giddings. .3.6ii
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.wers in Crs,.-Exam.nation. Tie matter J. not
TO rest hear. We understand that o,Ler per-
som are known to have engaged in these frauds
and tina; ihey too vii soon De- brought 20 tho bar
Of public justice. We hope 10 be able in day or
two 10 shed more light on the Blackwell Island
a-1ir
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EpoM 10 600 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

DEN SEED, in all thu choicest ST =, RRIDGE.
= -r ale M quantte. ~ SAT purcha, = ,I,s.nth-.i
y,>,- ..-,,aosut esahi shmeni, corner ~ -,
40 Roadway Al-o The Young Oarden', 'xssyYnrI
o,s,nng h. results OF his = year, prscuc - Clt we
A. ~. yyor. La. been honored by me a~an ,od N !,
al f,, The American Institute, which insulueI,
xwyork state Agricultural society h1vsz a - Gar
-, No.. As Premium. Tor superior ssec alfls ~ ~
~. -. f,-thsr conaeni !. deemed 1nn-ees'ty'
uie lB-
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Or, Principles of True Organization Of Society.

- TIE edifo-slp u iii' column diinc; from that Of
Tir Trib.r<. 4ddei iefteri past pad, to A. BasBASE
MEETISG-A Meeting of the Friends of A. alton VII
take place tomorrow Evening. sasrily Il, O'clock al
the Rooms Of the Fourier Association, al Broaiw1v two
doors below Lspenlrd,. Al those who take an interest
I'm tie cause are invited 90 attend
u Our article prepared for this day. paper s crowdes
out by the length u the adjoining aiavs viii appear
to uo-roW.
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BARCAIN.-For sale or

lease valuable saw and Flourns ". >. ,' and
4 ONO situate on the Ono Canal IN "heas @ ,ocl
I, co,. M eXehangsd oc productive Real E'a'r apg."
u p SMITH IS Lhertysirrci- -
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a TO LET-A beautiful Residence on

e, y the Eighth Avenue near Harlem, on elevated
9rnl having extent Of scenery overlooking The Fest
,nd The dwelling large aud commodsous, fitted for =
MET family reple;e with every convenience, and beng
row thoroughly painted and repaired Rent low To sood
,e,art Anniv m W. n SEYMOUR,
nj n Chatham Square.
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sAI,E-A Farm situated at Far

R,ck,way, l. l. within ma i sss and OCEAN Il
rue PAVILION ana Ionuo Vhich hrst rate uabe ana
100 acres ~ acre s,ow land and some woodland
tie residue good "a E,rn House Barn and Other out
On The premise ,ccs.s to city both by land and va
%. can 9e ro N o 9 dns 5Teme es" or
arp ,tooGr,NT No. Broad H. , AL.
o,5el property sale similarly situated Apply
oe,o. drawing q feet can land he arm Persons
',y A. the reference. mentioned 10 Ne"-fors arr par
,sisrly requested to leave thslr names and rrsdeee
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IuOWPSO\'S TKUSS.-Cure war

/ ran,ed.-The only night principle sy.r discovered, as
= an have a. much pressure as you wish on The rupture
4, tb,ut back pad which does great injury lone and
~ il six days, and Il ! not the eas.'si Hs' sna
"a nav return IL Applv q, "a Edritgest, near broome,
H. nre.-n, al all 6our, Ladies attended 10 by lady,
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a 40 IET-In the Village of Hemp

stead, L. a two story store 90 Main street TWO
- -welinr-hou,e adjoining the above, With large gar
Ian barn Sc Also one halt OF a clearinghouse on Full
ton street. ri, - ILL.,. ~,
" iIl be rented a low prices. Apply 70
81 II wN. WOOD. pol Pcari-s;reet-
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.,.-T pIfRIISHED-Short Stories and

"reminiscences Of he Last Fity lears-hy an od va
~ III. limo n-st coor-d cloih.-For sale Il the
D. ROW Lhrarv sale, Room, Depot Tor >aniarl msoe
i,'. CLASSICAL and school Books. Paper, bsnk BOOK
, an, "a, i'.,,icn. Sr X P BiXBY co.
al, ; Park Row opposite The Ator House
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AFOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains -

i25 ,crs. each coil Of a superior quality va
cred ,th line streams and covered with hne IN" 'och
/, h,- OAK hickory beach, walnut, ma he ana
The q,l /. adapted 10 wheat, rye, corn oSle Co' % -,
wee, and I1Sb uortoes The above lsSs VII spu ~
educed prices aud terois % SUIT or ,hey Er man.
hanged 'or almost any kind OF m-fohA'uAe-
diagrams and particulars Apply 70 s,,,r,t a, berty
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VAR\NICK. Sweep Smelter aBd

j ps6o., u, general No. u JOha street, Nrw-York
P.rrba-er Of Jewelers. and slyersmsPs folehisg, ru-
,,r,,s IN, IL. Parting Bars Coarse Silver bsr Laee
an a. Pl,rd Metals. BookbLaders Rag, ks- AUS ~
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~ TO LET-A Summer Residence.

III beautifully situated the bank OF the East River,
- - i7th street and within five Minutes walk of the iar
lem Ra road cars The House surrounded by fruit tees
lnd strawberry, and commands, fine view OF the river
Ii.i-,f.fiUn asst
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NALE \ co. 300 PearI-.t. Boot and,

Shoe Dealers invite Country Merchant. and Others,
call aud examine their large assortment. MAY be had
l>n Al Tho ,aue place. STRAW GOODS, VIZ lfdess
straw Tuscan Modena hrrere and varsity at Frescb
md Fancy Has together with large assortment OF Mes.
a d Bows, PALM LEAF and LEGllOkN liATS-all sold
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"a no LIZA pleasantly situated and

I IL Convenient House al EhLabethlo~n. New.Jersey
'arv new and very desirable residence for any pcr'or
,in. business 10 the civ. Communication by steamboat
ro1d constantly ApNly Geo. q. sheppard At 81 Cliff
leet. Y Y or \. D. 1hnmpson. EIlEabeihlown 2m6t.
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AND AMERICAN PAPER

HiNcING> anil Borders FOR sale cheap, az IS
- S,aies Paper Hanging and Band-BoI va nsn.rsd
~ ~. os,t,.t manner JOSHUA BROWN, % CAnAs@
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A yOUNGLADY. we'll qualified to teach

n the ordinary English branches wishes The situation %
an Assistant reaf her or the cnre charge Of preparatory
,.r,m. Mt in some respectable seminary. SITUATION ~
sn plc,,ant village or south of Ncvl ork city pfrtrIc
:, 4, - -, 49, i', ml6r
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| RESPECTABLE Private Easily re-
cM,IJ CANII V rcsidino az No. L.

Y siding in a very pleasant pdrl OF "lliah'.uig' W..
,le a family TO board tor the summer SEASON n"t" AL
i,c>..dfo H. al III, Office vii receive irmetlar arn
- ,, y, 49, ,,cl,ng.d ma 2W
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DOOTS and SHOPS selling of at cost.

} c. MEAD SO Grand. corner of Norfolk street
Th, Immense Boots and shoes comprising one ri
te largest sgi best assrmenis OF work for retailing that
AN be- found m the city selling oil NJ Cost 10 close
the concern The ubrbcr invites all that wish To pur'
chase 10 call and se-he tars bargains evrr offered IN
Rnot. and shoe Please recolect at &. MEAD'S
AZ In $40 Grard->ircet. corner 81 NOTION, ~
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CVTTATION WANTED.-The adver.

fscr widow LADY, wishes 10 ohtaina situation q,
per or semptrcs in 4 genee family matron
in public institution school For her character ana
qualifications references of the highest rc.pecnbhV can
le giyen Inonirv NAV be made o the Publisher of te
New World. or the Editor OF the Tribune. Address G. l.
X NJ this nff GO a20t'