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F. ". & W. T. GILLE1S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL sTOhE
ARG s.raud.sr

WHOLESALE AND sSEI-ss Il 81 - Is =,
43G Erand.sr.
You NAV be assured you en- end any article you may
want and 10 one will dispute that the style OF goods
played snow exceedingly refined ase IN style AID pat
terms. Lei TIE doubtful call and Sc s-tlshsd
The assortment: mere offered comprises all the 20"
styles. for it must be known ,Aa: enabled 10 con-
tnue our purchases during every season OF the aar ac
are sure OF ready sale prices 50 very
II, fii.,fl F. w WI GILLEY,
D0WEIY SAVINGS RAJ A-Ns. York,
- January 18Th lel2-The Trrsta.s THIS Institution
hereby aotfy depostors tha; seIni asnu diFdeao
al the rate per per snnuui on al SUNS OF Eve
dollar. and Upward and less than five hancfed dollars
and four Der cent per I'll sans 81 i've hEadfcd
dollars upward winch nave oeeH deposited az cast
tire, mon.hs previous the l.: s De paid TO dc
po.i,o,s on and Monday 18th in= daring the
hours oil business the Bank. The iatcre.t VII be
passed 20 the credit each depGsIio and ucn shall
rot &c called Tor Will remain - pfIL:e1 aau ofaH IL
L: est accordingly.
The Bank Is open for buaDe'. At No l23 Bowery. on
Monday. Thsr.tay. and Saturday, FROM 10 O'Clock
P NJ Ey order Of the Board Of rr".tess
JAMES MILLS, PRECEDENT
G s rcceEssALl Secretary 1857
DlIt s-Psrsoi. atIi Icttd altE hi isnfai Dire
sree.b- c1Inplsntean bays per.naaes, an. i,,ii5g
cure guaranteed By applying a. ~ 81 HARRISON treet
near Hud,on. Also Asthu, DyEpag.i. 81 Fitns Dases
D.opsy. Sor-. aud Ulcers OF long stahh!l
Office ho-:, from O'Clock A. n !, a1t f,em =.
T 81. JM--
OFFICE OF rHgL !. ISsusA,cs -
No Font 81 BfcI-' II,
lnIVIDEHD.-The Board Of - D'S os5 cen, on The
~ CARED senl-anuu. dividend OF PEI ,ser oeal
capital stock, payable to the stf s5sn ms
5. ALcd so@ 80 i I'm
Brooklyn Jan. s, to4s TF77-E
TTUTyON,s INTEL Lat s,S imi,s
! i No 56ai Pearl street, near PRAY =
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Mercantile Library Lec,ure.-Lec;nre

Thi. tFrd.y) Ereniu. Al ChQI0n Hall. III half past
oclsca, by Benjamin SIinan, l. L. D.. Professor ale
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$1,000 YE;yV a GsD,-Suppose4

&C $500 RE.syla r. se.-supposea to have
Z been 4ysen frcn - Cheftp large sized Dog
~-N.*-tY thick b1.sy hslr n jc Diach,a largo
black .pot slds. and or the back long bashy
tail; hi. hair all very fine AID he 20 his
name, mo. Waoever "ill return him to % Cherry st.
LIZ leI 10 ihc illnAc IL e
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II General Co:uu.I.tec Of Democratic
sTti2 SoEuS 7aen.-lAn adjourned SeeticG of this
Comntee w.ll he held National Hall, Canal street,
Fr: !av Evening 1ith january. ic4 l. at :, o'clock.
ALEXANDER w. BRADFORD Chairman
WM 3. MARSH,
SAMUEL. D. Jackson 3
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IT rscrcnnii.c ksibrnry 4As~ocintion-The
Nomirhg Committee appointed ri the Shakespeare " O.
tel ThH >ag evening 6yh inst. submit the following tick
lh Members Of this Institution for their support ut
the ensuing election
For President.
ALBERT G. ZtBRISKlE with George Farmer
Vice Pi egldeDt.
RICHARD BURLEW, With Charles Cartridge.
Corresponding Secretary,
CHARLES McDOUGALI. with tioula Gormond Il Co
Recording Secretary,
ISAAC II. BAILEY, with Chsele. W. Loupp Co.
Treasurer
SANl1EI,k SATTERLEt, with ketcham, Rogers 81
Bement.
Directors,
JOHN w CarriHgoa xitH l. Bartlett. (!tlson Il C0.j
John II Ormbee. Jr. with Wells y Spring
James /. Wood war- with po-amu>, St.ydaM Nixon
Robert Levin, with Ogden Fergr>on & Co.
Samuel Z. rrow br,dga, with rrowbridge Il Nicoll.
WIFE i'm II Stone. wIthP. Downs n Co.
Charles VI Wh-a,ey,N nth JaEcs K, Eilinun
Nominating Commiltce,
john r Rnte-, -John a Clark
DANIEL F. Bradford James =. Fountain.
Joha Sears, j.. William ii. Lafrins!c
Walter y. Wi2Eins. i'll Ats
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e Sixteenth ward Attentiou Raj

- IStcPEtn " 1IrG = tteHtIod .---I'hiL1-
ROAD MEETING.-The ciiizen- Of the Sixteenth Ward
respectfully invited 10 attend public meeting at
Ciiachs Upper Sul Head, Third Avsnee, or Thursday
evening Ian. l7ta half past 1oclocs for ihe purpose
of raspon1ag suitable 70 the meeting held at
Niblo. on the 18th ullimo relation TO the Ne~-fotk
and Ere Railroad.
Statements in relation to the present condition. OF the
Road and the importance OF il compilation 10 ihs Cy
interesting to evary citizen ef the Ward vii be mace to
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II President .1inhnu will preach. ~ o'clock,
THIS EVENING, in the Second Congregational Church
corBcrof Chry AID pslaacy fs- rod East
OF the Bowcry. Subec-The difficulties connected Nth
the Doctrine OF lnperfccton Il,
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WHERE DO YOU BUY YOER DRY Go 0Ds
rTNHIS ia question often answered thus most eGy
where The truth is, all who study ecopoiay N th-'e
hard r,e a5d have tred IN. Se".fors ci market ior
Dry Goods pared 20 say aud without Inc ess d
Walton from strict vefaciIy hnd the bst assortment ald
lowest prices az
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nThe seventh ward !. called, and DO not

r The seventh ward Is called, and Go not LEI
tho other Wtrs. ehs acquitted themselves 2lori
ou,ly say she j. found non;iHg
PUBLIC MEETING
Of her citizens will be held the Seventh Ward Hotel
This Evening jan "A, take into consideration the
caec.ual Of securing the speedy completion OF tbs
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
The neetiag VIII be addressed by paroa. competent to
explain the position and prospects Of tha Road.
Ey order OF TIC Comnittee.
=jl4lt JOHNH. GRISCOM, Chairman
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q Ecv. John Blain vii! preach his Farewell
SERMON 10 the Young CoaveTts this Friday evea
ing, Jan, l4th a; O'Clock. a, the Sixteenth BlnGst
Church, leth street, near SIN .ivepaerhe public are
resPectf 10 attend. ia 1t
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Tickets, ad1it,lng lady and gentleman, cry GEMS
j14l, LEWIS 4cMULLES, Rec sec,-y.

s.ecfures.-GENERALS SOCIETY OF NE
I CHANtCS AND TRADESMEN.-Un Friday evening,
liver Lecture the mutual relations and dependencies
betTeen The learned iaoorirc classes men jl32t
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40. 266 EOY WE RsE.
AT no place 10 rhi- cit, o. United States can the
DINNER PILLS

Be purchased escep, a. No ga 0o~ery.
lCooy right secured.
rE1HE DINNER Pill j. ar agsiuna's, rsnisay Tor
Dy, pep.!n Iat;,gestau G. -tise1e aln :" cefshgo
inert, Of The Son,acb ~! Bo.es They arc the 'atr-f
goddess Of he.I,h Iske :5rse '@oa ai'.r ning
aud DEFY Inc decor AZ common = No. ,.
thew are un,IyaeA Fron three 20 iIue tH"sh ~ o ae
In a. Use 10 .;ckc.-- ~'ii be rerovef
az Pr r1s'"e HOLDRlpGE Co Projectors.
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EIGEE,e 3'ArEHF taETAlEgG SLIDE
EXTENSION 4hsT1Sss III. :. R.--Ihe.e

The public raspccf1IIv invited 10 call at the Ware
room Of the Subscriber No l40 Grand conner CT Elm
street. IL the large building the How York Public
School Society, where the a.ticlt ~ be exalajncd.
ia meod- G.. F.HOBE, PsteE,se.
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=. ;iF,stirsl A,nivsrsarvo MFRCANTILE LODGE No.
Il vi! be celebrated FRIDAY evening, JAM 18th,
at the rahernaca. Exercise commence half past =.
NCLuhTisi on the Organ.
PRAYER hv Ery. u. WILLIAMSON.
HYMN By stccber of II. T. Sacred Music Society.
ADDRESS by It Member of Mercantile Lodge.
ODEby Choir.
GRAFTON b.. Rev T. II. CHAplH, p. G. of Mass.
GRAND CHORUS by Mem. Of Sac. Music Society
u Brci!-ua OF the oder in general, invited to be
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u Hope ToinI abstinence seciet,.-Ihe
rocua, neenE Of the Society taxes place Tin. trilay
evening At a.i Broadway, of i.and street,
Jen1raEce III Grade O'Clock. The Friend, Of Tenn
perance and the pubic general arc respectfully inv-
led 10 attend. Seats r-sersri FOR adies=othee open
daily from A. " to- p. NJ and from p. H. I'LL sun
set. Meeting every SUNDAY and Friday nitht
JAMES COOK, p.cs',.=
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
Country Markets.

W. have nothing very Important notice unicr this head
Green Peas selling about SO 90 per busteL
Asparagus is coming in somewhat freely AMI command,
very prices. KadisAes quite plenty and sell at 20
cent. for Il Iuces of about half dozen each Green APP
pes scarce command from 81 30 TO IS 90 barrel
Fresh plc,,y"e have not heard OF any sales
at less than 2i per 100 Eggs very abundant, but are
ready sale quantities at u II cents per dozen Oy
,e are becoming loss fine in quality and plenty
though prices remain about the they were
nnnil no Very. eiy coming in from NIr;.ina.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
I'll E T RIBUN E.
Civ Y'rade.

The quantity Of goods which changed bands during the
past week large: and the part OF the seer' parucn
lary between Importers and Jobhcrs he sales were al
actual The Iobcr, are generally in much better
situation than the Importers but even many OF the former
particularly those in the silk and French trade glad TO
dispose their stock al slight loss upon their cost
Country merchaQs those OF me" having ready cash 90
no, pretend 10 find fault witt the prices Of goods. Indeed
NAV b. said ,ha, they purchase them pretty much at their
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
lssA DESIRABLE Country Seat for sale

i@.@ BaryaiD.-lt contains lni acres Of The best OF
land The house story frame OF The Tuscan order
OF Observation-Disclosures in FreGch style52 by 30 feet
built in 1857 ls hoor, with pantries
crate, and re-pac-wide hall thtsug the centre;hve
rooms on I'll door with crates, clothes presses &c. base
men, kitchen introduced from brsa and me
dry cellar Observatory top the house, from sh!Ih
is beautiful ysw OF EliuahethowD Staten i-!and aai sn
surrounding cousuy- Well Of soft rock woter iioner anu
kitchen garden, with fruit. flowers, Lc of every
An excellent apple orchard OF Of The o,s. sId!te
fruit; barn. carriage-house and stables -
The place i. divided into loty principally meade" or
moving land n yeod heart and good fence, wat-ed by
several springs its healthy improving and c9acTnsn
NOW heisg errd IN addition other places Of WORSHIP,
and CLASSICAL School OF high reputation lew rod. from
TIE house twelve miles fro TINS G,sy ai o. easy scS
s5u..-e-t 70 WIN ". SUMMERS ao Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
lgA TO BOARDING-HOUSE KEEP

ERS-To Let, from Ii. Isl Of Nav next, The dwell
ng part OF thu three story House No. Chanbefsre-t
il well calculated genteei boarding Hous-, having
IA rooms srg. ktche. cellar, pantry, and from, vault
with large yard back piazza and ctern, pleasantly stu
aied on Ckamber~s,reet between Chatham and Centre
,tre-ts INQUIRE OF Mr. JOHN BURDELL Dentist, No e9
Chauh4--stree, al the corner OF Broadway, of VII
LIAM ALBURTISS. No. 70 Concor-st-, corner OF adams
s: Brooklyn Leng Island. II wiii be let very reasonable
70 GOOD tenant The house be from 10 O'Clock
in the morning until y O'Clock, and from O'Clock in the
~, a-,,oon rnt;I ! O'Clock aft
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

FESTIVAL IL HONOR OF FoURIrR.-At the
very pressing solicitation of numerous friends VINO
represent, tha, the price fixed upon for the Dinner
would necessarily keep away large number of
persons who are DESTROYS of participating in the
celebration, VIC have decided upon postponing our
festival for week, and altering, somewhat. lis
arrangements, to meet the wishes of all. As
Fourier devoted a life of labor to the discovery Of
social order which would give every member of
the great family Of nan place ut the Banquet of
Life, we will introduce such change as will make
our festival conform to the spirit of our doctrine
Particulars will be given in day or two.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
LA VALUABLE PROPERTY for sale

Ga III on Brooklyn Highs, and eigh, lot, Columbia
street, between Cranberry and Orange streets extending $50
feet 10 Fur1nan street Lo, 81 Fulton street 80 feet front
running through James street both valuable situations for
business Also for sale al Wian,burgh, or Is lot,
Frs, street between North 9Th and North lib
tending several hundred feet the line The whole
or any par Of this property will be sold low. most OF the
money may mortgage for or more years
For particulars apply to j. G. BUTLER, ~ Sands,
ND I'm cor Adam 81. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

- DEN SEED. III all the choicest species and varie-
tics. sale, quaulie>to >uj, purchasers. NJ BRIDGE.
MANS permanent establishments corner OF tgheentA>
an, Broadway Also Ike Young Gardeners assistant.
containing the results oi his ~ vraE> practice III Ntw.iok
work been honort ny the award OF Cold Me
dial the American Institute. wsch nsatocrf and the
NewYorL State Agricultural Sscety having also awarded
,rveralcoplr Premiums tor superior ssscnens OF Ga-
mo NM.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
sss. NEW SEED STORE at Niblo's Gar.

-" fen-Our friends and the public are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine mpora,lons OF new anIure
tioweSecc Vegetable AMI Eng lish Grass Seed, Tor lawns
choice Daha, Grap Vines Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
together large collection Green aud tiot House
Plants. OF which Will he sold moderate trrris. and
rn,rantsc,l rs rrprrs.ntet EIBLO X DUNLAP,
g.r,. l,+,,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
ea EOR SALE,.-Rarsains Bargains

SSN tOh SALE..-baFSaiils pdFSdiuS
- For site exchange. i9 tracts OF Handsome Land.
CONTAINING lS5 each nod az superior Gua'ty, va
tered with inc and covered with me Iri Suca
OAK hickory b-acG walrut, and sycamore
The >nl adapted wheat, osi> Gotten tobacco
sweet and Irish pora;ct- The above ass!s will >old At
reduced prices and terns 10 SUIT or they wal DE e1-
changes ;or almost any kind merchandise. For maps,
diagrams and particulars. apply 10
nj SMITH < wIIl'rMORE Is JOHN 81 up SairS.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

Ia TO LET OR LEASE.-That very
IL: desirable three story Dwelling House, No. i59
f1tnrv street between Jefferson and Clinton SIS The
bou.e built in modern STYLE with every convenience
family and stands lot IS feet BY 100, and has large
pleasant yard The Dry Dock stages pass through
East Broadway and Grand street every ieW moments:
churches markets &c al short distances Terms moderate
10 good tenant; enquire Of HENRY r, REMsEN, trn4ns
10 II O'Clock, A. NJ, after O'Clock, ~, al 3i Cherry
corner Clinton street, m23 2Weod
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
v OIL. h.
a S S OCIAT ION:
Or, Principlss of Trae orgsnizsaon Of soc,etr.

OUR EVILS SOCIAL. NOT POLITICAL; SOCIAL
FORM ONLY CAN ERADICATE rHE;i.
II The editorsip Of this column distinct from int of
The Tribune ADDRESS letters po,Tcd, u A.BRisEASE.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

oNLS - bONSI>0iNi-i - =. -
~ ed al 1873 Broadway-Prce 81 SIN addiI on 10 va
OF forms representing the practice OF Dzv Book Jour
nal Ledger &c. this work VIII be found 10 contain series
OF elementary designed 10 teach! the general pr!
ciy.> o. debt and credit bywhich all these various mod
ca,ion- governed 70 enable the student to jour
nax from MS knowledge, instead OF resonS TO >orae
yar1e and ambiguous rule These consist OF the
piale sa,enes; OF plain ths: part possibly
be misunderstood by the tyro and yet except aaou
practical - author has never met with an individual
who could give ie required, among hundreds
ho have made trial, after deenilog themselves complete
in The study Let those who would avoid the shame attend
ami on falling 10 accomplish what they undertake trt test
their knowledge BY OF these exercises II they ,oiv-
,l-,, matter 5y whose system ihsy acqiire theI
but shouli they fail they will conciusivey
tbr rnposslb,v OF their fulfilling the duties OF account
ant while ur.tbe dispose OF such simple quesonA here
wide difference between learning principles aud detal
YOU may have balanced ua i've thousand entries out un
you have acquired principles your theory aud ths pac
ice OF business will ever disagree.
Instruction Is gwen USUAL all dutie, OF the desk pr
va;ely. il required.
ms eodu THOMAS IONES. ACCOUNTANT
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

AA TO BE LET IN BROOkLYN.-
T"W The large=b sulIinr situated in Elick.
Perponsree convenient distance from the Fulton and
South Ferries will be putin first order and rented tor
ren,e.l Hotel or Boarding House for which it's well cacu
lated; will be ready for occupation before the 1T OF
Nav the ground handsomely ornamenled with trees and
shrutbery Tbs building formerly tlc Brooklyn
Collegiate Institute. Applyto W. CORNELL
10 5w- rs Front-s,. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
mo CARRIAGE MAkERS.-Wm. NJ.

Titus No. 80 Beaver-sreet, offers for sale large
>or,neui OF Wor>,ed Dama>ks and Rattne,s suitable
lor for carriage Innings. Also light drab and blue cloths
ami lilac K hastings n25 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

WANTE a sss 5 and eSorsd s ss.
vav and l3a Bowery. Also. young zen for all situations
! ,o,,.n. ,,,,I ,narn,.,,s l., flo Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

pOARDING-Sl per day, or Meals
ID 50 80, Lodging 81 to 50 per week, Pious and other
respectable persons just look in al Gate Manhattan House,
GO buane-strce little north OF The Park and near Broad
way agU I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

10 FOR SALE-A arm. Situated at
Far Eockawav, l. |, within short distance OF the
Marine Pavilion fronting the bay nDd ccenn II
contains acres lc u Si rate siaoie land;
The re>iue oo gra> uiadow ard. ami some woodland
IN the premises Farm Ha>-, Sara and o,her out
building. O; easy acc,> tie cy both 10y land ard va
Enquire OF samuel e. Norton on the premises or
III y. AND EES0N'S, 10 East B0oaiiway, y Y
Also, oilr prupcr; for sale similarly >siuais' Apply as
before. >Iared nrSi 2w'
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
Review of the Nc>v-York Market.

FIJI tie week preceding hpril 6-Prepacsi The New
YGrk Tribune, manly from the Shipping List.
AsfiES-Saies OF about 80 bills Pots for expor, at Sc
about the OF Pearl, 90 The stock OF Pots is les.
an Lb. and OF Pears about 600 bbIs Exports during
the month March were Pots, Is bbls: Pearls az bbs
GEESwAX-A let OF 1000 bs. Southern Yellow purcha-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

TyURNACES.-portahlc Furnaces, man
utacured al the SalauianIer Works. The balance o
stock remaining hand will be sold AT great reduction
in prices. Apply at The Office, 81 Cannon 81 NIL
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

~ TO LET-Scveral Rooms in tho
;s:,f Clarendon House No S04 Broadway, with grates
,lwe lighted Price 81 10 81 81 per week. These
Ro4S are well adapted tor artist. for lodging. rooms
For further information apply Room No Sc, third story.
in the building. Also to LIT the Third Fourth and Fun
S,o,;a. f;r ibr ,n,,ip,r wear fl6u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
TOHN WARWICK, Sweep Shelter and

~ Refner IN general No. II John street. New-Tork.
Purchaser of jewelers. and SdvefsaIhs roshiSgs, Pu-
ancngs LeDiet Parting Bars Coarse Silver Bars Lace
Git and Plated Metals. BookbE.ters Rags ds auia iY
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
e:s FARMS FOR sALE-one of $50

I'D TO LET-'The Store BAG Grand-st.,
corner OF Norfolk This Store islocatedin the best
6usne>s part of the ,tetwpuld make two good Stores
,rnI,i,,. IN the premises MA s.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

COTTON-Since last there has been some increase
OF business visible in the Cotton market. Prlccs however
remain much The last week. except for common
qualities, for which the rates obtained have been neither
settled uniform The quantity of fair Coitois and quail
ies above fair no" offering is very small The tra'>sc
so Mobile q 10; G5O New Orleans, $! vi and 81 Tex.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

MOLASSES-Thc market continues depressed, Se. "'
article mostly sells arrival. and but little goes III ste
5O hhs and ticcc> and $50 bh New Orleans III ots ;oi
% hts Porto Rico %; l2 bhi> IBERIA y 40 mus
and Gibbs New.Oeans at reduction .roml9s cents
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07
I1HE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN


g. s-s, rate article OF Rolled and Plated Brass.
always be found Il JAMES G. MOFFETT III Prince ST.
near Wooster the lowest market prices Likewise very
article OF COnnsrS RiiiSS. az y
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

COEFEEAlarhcl inactive. Sales during the week which
ave 10 our knowledge 100 bags Brazil a, Il
cents; 100 La"uayra, 81 S75 Suma,ra 81; 325 Java loI
a II: 700 81 Domingo, cents
COPPEE-Nsx She al!lng steady = ceuls; IL.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

IIOYEY'S TRUNK REPOSITORY,
Il 4 No. 1876 Psar,L opposite Cetar-R iiOVEY man
ufar,ures and keeps constantly hand Every description
OF Travelling aud Packing Trunks, Carpet Bags, Vases,
he whocsae and retail cheap for cash approved
rap,r fn2 9ID
New-York tribune., 1842-04-07

N EDICAL CARBIDE. MOrrlsen, tor-
1fH mery Surgeon in the British Navy, can be con.
suited daily his occ, 2i Fulton-s,r,.ct conf
n his friends M SIN
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-13
"BE KIND TO YOUR FATHER AND
LEND Me YOUR COAT,v

In familiar conversation with Ey-Prcsidcnt Van
Buren, the other day, one Of our jocose citizens
made some inquiries as to General Jackson. and
Mr. Van Buren, asked if the gentleman knew per
sonally the General'
Certainly" was the reply; al lsss his old
snow-top, have shaken the hero's hand both be-
fore and after he was made President"
:" lie would, perhaps, have satisfaction in re-
ceiving word from you, them" responded the
polite ex-staiesnun;" will gladly bear message
from you. Is there anything you would ask him
for ,"
Nothing but one Of his old coats" was the
reply.
Zone Of his old coats," said Van Buen, with
q bland and quiet smile which showed that he AN
ticpaied something drol
"Yes-one Of the Generals old military
coats"
why, what would you do with il -
"fll tell You what I'd do with it, Martin Van
Buren," said the iaceions gentleman, "'d s'ic,
it upon pole on nhlboai, float it down to the
Ballze, and anchor it there, to iighten away those
ID British stenmcrs"--N o. Picdyune.