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NOTICE,

THE public nre respectfully Informed that G'dss
L and Clover Seed OF superior. qualify may still be
ioundat FOLLETT & BRlDLEY'S.
Old Dock, April 20, 1912!
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WANTED.

WANTED,
IMMEDIATELY, an active lad from Is 10 II years
lold as an apprentice 10 the Saddle and Harness
making business. None need apply without goo
T.W. GIBD.
Hinesbnrgh. 1S h April, 1872
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DAVID FISH,
HIRAM BOOTH
JAC0B>'s PACKAGE EXPRESS,

JACOB>'S PACKAGE EXPRESS,
Bet,ceen Albany and Montreal
Until further notice, leaving Albany on
" Wednesday, and Montreal on Saturday Of each
week in connexion with fiarnaen Co. at Albany
10 New York, Philadelphia Boston. Liverpool, Lon
don, Ireland, Scotland and liavre, for the trans
poria,on OF Specie Bank Notes, Valuable Papers
Pac res Of Goods, Booss and all other Parcel.
chat may offer.
Mon real -Eschnnce Coffee House
Az any-No. H. Exchange Buildings.
Eew York-No. 3, Wall Street.
Boston-No. 8, Court Street.
Burlington--J. & J. n. PECK, e. Co.
REFERENCES
T. E" Y d ft.' B. REED, Albany,N.y.
p. WELLS,
81; =; !; = e. s'''' TONY
A. II. w. HvpEs & Co. Ca.,leton, VI.
J&J II. PECK & Co, Burlington, VI
J.C. Pence + Son, So. Johns l.. C.
April 49, 4sf
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BROAD CLOTHS.
WHOEVER wishes good article of this kind
w can be Accommodated nj S. b. SCOTS.
Prices corresponding with these antI-tarf times.
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Bnnncts and Lcghorn Hats.
FASHIONABLE Bonnets and Lenhorn Hats Just
L received and Tor sale by p. DOOLlTILE.
May ), l3i2. 49w6
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nlSSOLUTI0N.-1 he co-pnrrncrship Heretofore
~ existing under the firm Of BOOTH g. FISH.
has this day exl ired. All persons having unsettled
Go nj nds in note book, are requested to call and
make settlement Immediately, or they will be lief,
with on attorney Tor collection.
DAVID FISH,
HIRAM BOOTH.
Jericho, April 7, 1912.
The subscriber would say % his former patrons that
the Leather AID Shoe Business will be carried on by
him "a, the old stand and respectfully solicts conin-
nance of former patronage DAVID FISH
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REMOVAL.

REWOVIL.
g D. SCOTT has removed 10 the Store recently
-. occupied ". P. Whaling Geo. being a few
doors 80 til of his former place old customers will
have difficulty in finding this Store those in tbs
habit OF calling here invited to continue with tn,
assurance that every effort will be made 10 trent then
falrly-a few moments spent IN examining goods anc
prices will cost nothing save the time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-06
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.


THE subscriber has just received from New York
l. large and extensive assortment, of fancy and
staple dry goods, among which may he found cloths,
casslmercs satllncs, gentlemcns summer goods OF
every description, great varie of linens, French
printed cam5rcs, lawns and Englsh prints, millinery
goods Of all kinds, shawis, h"nkeroheis, musns,
gloves, hosiery umbrellas, parnsols, cnrpetnps, rugs
paper hanging, great variety of bonnets, Leghurn
hats &c. c., which Offered at lower prices than
such goods have been sold al in tbs market.
II. w. CATLlN.
Nav G, 1872
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DROAD CLOTHS, at srea' l.rnains for -,>h.
Dean e found al II. W. CATLIV'S.
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4 and "a 'peror untleachei Cotons. Very
Lt-k low for cash. by II. w. CA1llN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

Ou Wednesday Cd inst by The Rev. Mr.. Barton, A. D
Edgar to Miss Elizabeth Edgar, OF Woodbridge, n.
On the % inst by the Rev n. Hunt Mr.. Wm Tho:nal 10
Miss Peninah Compton, all Of Metuckin n. J.
On The 18th ut by the Rev. John Bowers, Earl Irum-
bull, OF Little Falls, N. Y. TO Miss Jane Rndge, OF VIII
braham, Mass
AT Little Falls on the 9th u by Rev Mr. Livermore,
Albert Todd, Esq. of ST. Louis Missouri to Miss Jane
eldest daughter OF Gould Wilson, Esq Of the former place
AT Boston, on Tuesday lst inst, by Rev. Mr.. Adams
Hon Chief Justice Williams Of Hartford Conn., to Miss
Martha NJ eldest daughter of the late Elisha Coit Esq
OF this city
At Pleasant Hill, Hamilton Co. Ohio, by the Rev An.
drew Benson James H. Bacon A NJ. OF Ohio 10 F. Maria
daughter OF ZaAok Lewis, OF this city.
Al Dayton Ohio, 9Th nit. Charles Gayler. formerly OF
this city, to Miss Catherine, daughter OF DR.. Wm Lindsay
Of Chris,iansburg, Ohio
In Boston, st instant by Rev. Mr.. Clark, g. Winthrop
Coffin 10 Miss Charlotte daughter of Ben amn Howard.
In CbnrIesown, Edward T. Thompson TO Miss Martha
Co. second daughter Of Solomon Hutchngs, Esq formerly
OF Newcastle, Me-
In Portland, 27lh ut VIM. Kingman, Jr. of Waterford
to Miss Caroline Howell, of Portland.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
DIED !:

On Thursday evening, Sd Instant Of Group, George Ham;
ilton Houghton, Of Haniton and Mary Houghon aged
years 10 months aad l9 days
Te friends and acquantances OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral this afternoon triday)
O'clock, without farther inyitaon from NO. 367 Green
wchsree .
On Sd instant, of consumption, Elisha Blossom Smith,
eldest Stephen and Mary Ann Smith, IN the 18TH
OF bis age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
fully invited attend his funeral from The residence OF ms
father 3O6 East Broadway, Saturday the 9Th inst at
O'Clock, r NJ. without further invention u
On Tuesday l insant of consumption, Mrs Catherine
s@ on ie ID s yfs5 cSoas M in the s
At Albany, is instant, Mrs Elizabeth Prpoon aged u
Al Molaw H. on Saturday the 18th u Mr.. wm Cain, in
At Westmorelnnd, Oneida county. the 18th nit Miss
Charlotte Eecta Dean eldest daughter Of John and Lu
cnda Dean aged "a Also at the same place Miss
Harriet B. Olmsed daughter OF Mrs and stepdaushter OF
Mr.. James Curtis, aged "a years
At Syracuse, the Esd ut, John De Grsaf revolu-
tionary pensoner father OF Peter v De Graaf OF that VII.
lage and formerly resident ef Glenve, Schenectady
county, aged So years. naonshs and days.
A, Little Falls the 22d ut AIpheus Parkhusta revo
lutionsrv pensioner, aged about a2 years.
At Beleville. Jefferson county, on the 18th OF sept last
the Hon. Cav Clark, in the 48th year OF his age Mr G.
represented Jefferson county in the Legislatures OF 1885,
A, Baltimore on tue 2sh ull George Fowler, in the 10th
year OF his age.
At Albany 3OIh ult Benoni Of Mrs. Ann W. Johnson,
in the 10th year of his age.
At Washington, the seth ult Samuel Fell Rauo, 10
his 22d year.
Al Louisville, Ky, the 10th ult Thos. Buckingham,
eldest son of the late Levi Buckingham, Of Baltimore in
the SD year OF bis age
At Painsvle, Ohio on the 27h ult John Leonard Esq
editor Of The Painsville Telegraph in the 9th year
of his age.
In Boston, seth ult Janc youngest daughter of Captain
In Charlestown Abraham L. Nealley, aged Sc.
In Northampton 18th ult after long and painful illness,
Ann Hague Plant eldest daughter OF Samuel and Deica
NJ. Plant, aged 50.
In New Orleans, of fever Charles Hatcher Of Norfolk,
Va. aged g..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
TALL AND WINTER GOODS at tn,
r. NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH

MENT l42 Fulton street. near Broadway.
The subscribers are prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL IND WINTER GOODS to exc.
orders garments the hcrtes, notice. rnt at 'a
advance from cost. Our purchases made exclusively o'
cash, and our fall business uliy determines
TO sustain unusually low prices aud furnish our custom
rs with first rate article small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who are in want
AN outfit will find arinerest 10 call and e1amneop
goods and style OF work before leaving their oraers
Full suits furnished in "a hours
Slrct punctuai,y observed in filling orders.
sl9 ISL, }. C.. BOOTH CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

sso.4 s
al wool ingrain ca-peting, only 9 per yard.
a daas doubls sup saa
Three ply superior patterns and eeors Is ,, *
English Brussels, extra, los
Royal Wilton and Velvet Carpeting. equally low.
toTether with alarge assortment OF Druggets, Olcloths
Rug, Doerats Table Piano Covers lndia Mating
stan. If.he largest cek Of goods in he city Pur
examine lhe s'ock before looking elsewhere.
R. SMITH, ,Jr., 44s Pearlstreet,
OF wv Opposite wlliam-street
r CarPetinss, French Drussets, Floor
Cioshs, &c Nc.-Just received an invoice OF TURKEY
and ROYAL PATEST AIMISsTaR CARPETIScs Of the mos;
BRUSSELS, sAxoSr. Ro7AL wrLroS and vELvEr Carpet
rgs OF entirely new patterns, BE obtained at any
other store IN this country he patterns being e,ered r
ENGLAND by our agent Also invoice OF KIDpERmtN
figures Also al invoice of FRENCH DKueGET entirely
new article LEOPARD, GIRAFFE and Mosaic patterns OAK
and AMERICAN Floor GlL CLorns. NEW P4rrESNs, among
which s one TEssELATEp EGYPTIAN MARBLE pattern
Hearth Rags Door sa Table Fab and Piano a Covers ,e and
all nece ssary articles connected with the Casetias bus
B. Prices to st,t the times Our motto is large sa.es
tc small! profit. c. w. SMITH L Co, 254 Broadway,
oSI CT opposite the City Hall.
y Gournud's BInnc D'Espague, torimprv
recommended 10 The Ladies Win
utmost degree OF confidence the exquisite produc
tion in the universe for Identifying the skin without the
possibility of doing the slightest injury. The ar,s
ces OF this description give cadaTerous and unnatural
wb,cness TO the skin while ON the contrary the Blanc D.
Epagne, which is not dead white, but natura lively,
fair flesh color, communicates the most brilliant and natural
fairness that possibly be conceived and possesses this
preemreni excellence that it be discovered by the
ScrniZDg observer but locks like the native Bloom
OF Health, taken Tom the neck of Youth and Beauty Put
up handsome boxes 2 ceEs sach and be had only
al 81 Waker-street door from Broadway The rapid
alp
best es; OF It's merit Ladies you aware that the article
called flake whle prepared from Corrosive Submar,
deadly poison. o22 I'm
% Goaraud's Poudre Subtitle Tor completely
and permanently eradicatng superhuous Luman hair from
females upper ps The hair conceaing broad and eeya
ted forehead the stubborn beard of maa or Kind Of
peuous hair Be get the genuine at the original
Office, Ct Walker street one door from Broadway.
81 per boule-Direction. French and English
Agents-Gutsrie, Maiden.lane, Albany Myers, New
Haven; Brown IS Chesnu street, Phadelpha,; Jordan,
Mjlk street Boston; Gray, Poughkeepsie Elliott, Co
shen Wells / Humphreys Hartford, &c. OILS I'm
~ w. G.. Rayner, Teacher of the Piano Forte
Organ, and Singing. No q First Avenue. OILS lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, New.York,


Norics TO MARISEgs-A new Beacon Light, situated
audy Hook eleven hundred feet 10 the eastward OF he
eastern beacon and 10 direct eas,ery line or range WIN
Light House and cid Eastern Beacon Will be cxhhllea
on the 10th November next and continued thereafter
The Light the old Eastern Beacon will be s1tngushea
bu; the building viii remain for mark, in daylight
The new estern Beacon on Sandy Hook erected verJ
nearly upon the side Of the old Western Beacon VIII be
lighted also the loih November and continued he,eai
,er The old Wes tern Beacon will be taken Gown and re-
moved forthwith. EDWARD CUKIIs,
Cnllec,o, and superintendent of Light Houses.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

.tupendeus exhibition of the Falls of Niagara with
real w,ter now exhibiting at the American Museum, IS Of
fered for sae al an immense sacrifice from the ers cost
This model covers three hundred square feet, and alter
accurate o this grea, work OF Nature The sppilca-
ton Real Water Panoramic View Is Tor The lrs time
introduced in this lii rushing over rocks anu ptec-
pces and uinsng with the liver below. Every house.
bridge and rock attached its location is faithfully repre-
serted form and coong conveying most accurate idea
one OF the profitable exhibitions that could be engaged
for this country EGope and every thing connected with
it so simple that any person take il down. put up
and set il in operation Application may be made al the
Office The American Museum, where every information
can he pivrn p2 Sits
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
VNALL GOODS.-The undersigned il

TNALL GOODS.-The undersigned Is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea
sonable Goods 10 orders for Garments In sty
which will copor with any house in the Trade at price'
which must offer inducements TO those paying veady mo-
ney.
Attention is solicited to the style Of Panalosns furnished
at this establishment particular is directed to This de
partment with the view Of giving entire satisfaction.
These who have experienced any difficulty in getting
suted are assured superior fit always be realized
French and English Css,eres in great variety OF new
patterns lust received The assortment OF Vestngs which
seasons, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths Of super and medium quail
ties for Dress and Frock Ceats Pilot and Beaver Coths e
Surouts, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Sahn Scaris
Crayats, Handkerchies Gloves. Hosiery, Suspenders
VIM. T. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde & jennings 22s Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

p EKcaIth, Quiei aud Cornfort,-The Ora
ham House 6S Barclays, NewYok, proaers advantages
as rarely offered II egby located, clean and
airy street. very the business part OF the city, and in
The immediate vicinity the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and neat while It's table
supplied wilh the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
Procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Ssimu!ants
Of all Kinds. Charges uoderaeS to 81 Is per day for
2nSsntland every effort made TO render Bsarders csR
Helsoie. Shower Baths free Remember as EarclaysL
" Singing Scheei.-The subscriber would re-
spsetny inform his friends and the public that he will
ypen Singing School FOR Ladies and Gentlemen Ia the
lecture Room OF the Rci0rmed Dutch Church, No. los
rrnsnSlnsree on Tuesdsy .veaing next, Nov. s. To
nSa. p ~ NN"' P's~CUaS CUaS w IORn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
BRIGHTON MARYET-Mo,,,v a., {

BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAy Oc, 81
Repor,ed Tor ,se Boston Daily Advertiser and PatroL
isaket oOVo Cattle, about See0 Of which were Beef
and 20G0 Stores, $500 Sheep and aSOo swine
PslcEs-BEEr CArTLE-A few extra a, IS First oual.
y4 50: second quality 81 5aa Si third Quality so
aS25 41'A'' ~
= BARRELLISG CATrLE-Mess 25-No LISA
STsRYs-Two year old at $ls; three wear old s,a
$50 ~" Wv 1'7i'
snEer-Los were sold from 42c to l IS we,hers from
l75n 2f5
SwtNESaes brisk; for lots TO peddle Sc for Sows and 4c
for Barrows-and lots fraction more oii
HogSc for Sows and s! SIC for Barows. At retail 4c
ior SoNs and &c for Barrows.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

%. Sg heirg engaged in business OF pleasant ana
Vs,1hIc nature which affords continued Increase OF
nowiedee and an assurance Of greater gain than usual
II give $1,000 year any gentleman suitable ior tne
S,ess who win produce the sun. Address Geo. VAST
;ngtoa atthis of5cs- "a 1St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
SAILED

Ships Moslem, French, Cape OF Good Hope; James
Edward Webster, New Orleans; North America Halt
Minerva. Brown Marseies; bark Condor, Ward IalPa-
raiso brigs John r Gardner, Nle Richmond and ko De
anero William, ,Nckerson Havana; George Henry Place.
St Thomas; and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

M GAYLORD, i gent of the Home
lYEs League CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, II"
REMov ED from No IA TO No. John street and has on hand
handsome assortment OF fashionable Winter Goods, pu
chased at be 10 est cash pce-conssting of French and
Enpsb Beavers French English Cloths French a'ic
and AMERICAN PREMIUM Cassimers, Casimeree, Fig
Velvet and Satin Yestings-a OF which will be made uF
to order in fashionable style at shot notice Particular
attention paid to Cutting, Making and Trimming Garments
and all work warranted to fit Terms, Cash on delivery
Nove,h., q ,aa2 n3 lws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
Gtn,lemen's Wardrobe,

u
ID EDUCED PRICES-Economy OF
q Cash PurchasesThe subscriber invites the attcn'
ton of his patrons to his present extensive
rent of Fall Goods, comprising the finest grades OF
W.s, Of England and French Cloths, Cassimeres Bea-
vers &C. vesngs the choicest styles and quality and
of Infinite pattern and varetyall Of which he IS prepared
to sake up in the elegant and fashionable manner
and ut unusually low prices FOR CASH.
The above Goods having been selected from the aies
innovations and at the lowest cash prices he pledges him
self to furnish garments in manner observant OF the satp
superiority OF okmnnshp Sc that so long has character
led lis establishment while be engages by his immense
reduction from former charges to at ence convince the Gus
toner OF The economy OF cash purchases
JAMES DAILY Wooden Draper and Tailor,
.rszI Pnrk Pllce
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

Bark Merchant, Boss OF Newport, Is days from Key
West, with cotton, TO master The NJ has had pilot on
board days.
Brig Nahrnakanta, Harding, from Malaga, Sept. 15 and
Gibraltar, Oct. 2, with fruit to E. D. Morgan.
Brig Francis Ashby, Randall 10 days from Mobile, with
cotton to Z. D Hu rlbut Co.
Schr David Rogers Hunt, from Baltimore. with -four.
Schr Susan Mary Smith, from Philadelphia, with corn.
Schr Trso, NickersoH, iron Boston, with mdse.
Schr Friends, -, from Boston, with mdse.
Schr Yestal. Crow ell, from Boston, with m6se.
Schr Charles a. Thompson, Ssaly, from New Hoven.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

ENERAL LAND AGENCY.-The
III subscriber coatnues his Agency of Lands in be
West attends 10 tie payment Taxes recording OF Deeds
and other documents generally every thing that relates
10 Land concerns.
Letters (post pad) viii be prempy answered and cor
rect information given. THO. W. SIOhhoW
p4 2aw awjss Broad-street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
IMPORTANT INVENTION.--Fisk's

IMPORTANT INVENIION.-fls lsks
L PATENT NOVELTY COOK sTOYE-This Stove
combines all the advantages OF cooking 10 every yatt
whou, the usual objections all other KINDS OF cooking
apparatus The top divided by patent plates INTO rom
TO boiling place when used s.ho@ with one nuse
na,npg steanning vegetables. scalding hogs Gc u Is also
tsd take bh ssdr0 b all oven os wieh perfect
hrrk oys, and warranted in all to suit the puf-
win rs1nded sn ses
sI a;re ~ he erampcd TO convince one OF their
perfect Simplicity and Incompatible advantages Several
dealers have sold their Stoves Representing mem 70 De i
Nsi,v Soyrs and 10 avoid further imposition, they Will
he sod II; future at the nanuaciurers establishment s
Waersrreer only where reference will be gwen To over
esb, bnndred persons who have them in ia this city,
Ali other kinds Of Stoves reduced prices F}Sks Stove
Er,hsbmenr aGs Water.st nj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

DANK Of LYONS-Bought at so cts.
/ } on the dollar. Also Commercial Bank, Buffalo, at
y cents, far few days. by ANTHONY LANE,
"a az IS Wa-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

NOTICE to the Ladies'. b. Mlller's
Ladies Shoe Store.-J B. Miller, i42 Cana,st and 467
Broadwny-I take this opportunity to inform the Ladies
all The different OF Ladies' Shoes consisting OF men
Morocco and Kid Slippers Tyes and Buklns not6 sngl m
len shIIings per pair and will warrant them TO be MY
per cent handsoer aud better than those sold az en-, tne
Cheap dollar per pair Ladies Mornng slp
ners al shilling, pair Misses and Cbildrens Boots anu
Shoes OF all fashions coors and sizes good in quality
and low in proportion. India Rubber Over Shoes oil all
the different style, constantly for sale. With Respect
j. B. MILLER, l42 Canal-st. and 4s7 Broadway
few doors above Grand.st.
N B. The furniture and fixtures oil the broadway
store with or without the Stock offered TOR sale None
but cash customer need apply nj OF eoo IS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

u Particniar Nosice-Ihose perSons hasn; hiasn
furniture AIRY description dispose Of or who are break
ing up housekeeping, will nds ready sale for any poror
all Of their goods by sending their address, or calling
apor the subscriber Goods TO any amount purchasea.
| ie2n 10. COI!TDN Co. lSS ChoU aIl-Sh
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

u First Ward Democratic Clay Club =
special meeting of this Club will be held at TnresherS
Broad Hotel. Saturday evening next sb instant,
al ~ O'clock. CALVIN BALLS, T. p...;l,,,s
j. CLITZ MORRISON, '.li7''Eeu'''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

GURTOUTS, CLOAKS, &C., in va
- riety of sivles ready made al the Establishment fo
garments of the FIRST quality No 229 Broadway American
Hotel WIN. T. JENNINGS 81 stf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

u Redding & Co., American and Foreign News
No. S,aie-street Boston OFT Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
EEIDAY. NnY. lI.

Al l2 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
Merick VS.. Hillon-Chancery SaleUnder the directon
of r C. Wheeler, Esq, Master in Chancery-The unea-
)ired term of ea.eold estate situated on The
ouheriy side of Divonsree known on map o! the cs'
Hendrick Rutgers, deceased dated November ioh
9l and fled the Office of the Register in and or the
City and County OF NewYork as lot No. 70 on said map
advertisement in the Commercial Advertiser, sfsncts
x. C. Wheeler, Master in Chnncery. ----.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
Ia the Ca edona, Boston from Lverpoo-Roger stew.
art rs Stewart, ar and Mrs Maury, ASany bearer oil
dispatches DR. Jones' Messrs Arthur Blake, llams,
Refine. Leisne, Quertine Jr, e 9 Roberts, Moett,
s,hesoR Burley, Robert Levin, ontruss, Mrcare,
John Boul,on Daniel James, MalcomsoH Jehn Warng,
Richard Cox wm Smith, Purton Livingston, Baron Autoe
de Sangne Ger Green, Lieut. rravers, Rev MIR Barclay
50 and stopped at Halifax From Halifax To Boston
Mrs Clark Ne.srs White Houghton, Baour, kavanagh,
O'Hara, Collins, Wisdom, Crosby Rogers, Massacre
Ill
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
rRaND NDSoNCERT.-Mr, Fred. Rake
NTEW-YORK MUSEUM & PICTURE

IN GALLERY-To be seen Tor ONE St9ILLfNO.-
Mr. BENNETT, Nauagr has the honor 10 announce that
he has engaged the great Negro Dancer Mast FRANZ
DIAMOND, and secured the services OF Mr. alden, the
much admired Ethiopian MelodiSs and popular BANJO
PLAYER; Miss RosALIE, the charming SongslresS IS en
gagged. Mr.. NELLr.. The Wonder of the World. viii
appear being his las, week. Ms. COLLINS, the Comic
Singer and Mr. DELARuE, the Mimic will give their en-
-rtanjns performances. GLASS Blowing by Mr.. OWENS
There will be DAY PERFORMANCE Wednesday and Sa-
tur;ay a. O'Clock The entertainments IN the evening viii
commence a, malt past Admission e Museum Picture
Gallery Performances, sc. ONE SHILLtNS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
MARRIED Z:

u w. G.. Rayner, Teacher Of the Piano For
Organ, and Singing. No. q First Avenue. OILS Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

" Columbia Lodge No. 4. O. of o F.
The members OF this Lodge and the Order generally are
requested 10 assemble at their Lodge Room, National Hail.
Canals,reet, this day at half past O'CLOCK, 10 attend the
Funeral of late brother P. O. GustavuS Pesoa The
members of the r. w. Grand Lodge are al speculiy
ipvited 10 attend. w. AuLD, ~ w.
VIM. A. TYLER, Secretary. n4 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
MARINE JOURNAL.

Josephine, A.
Bark Claremont Robinson, Thomaston Nesmith, Leeds
4 Co.
Brps L. Baldwin BuIkley Savannah Scott & Morrell;
Macon, BibbnS Mobile, Dunam l. Dmon; Ida, Howard,
West Coast Africa. p NevuS Son; Roarer, Corning
Maranham and Para, E. Corning Co; Eugene, Drink.
water, St Marks. Nesmh, Leeds / Co; Diadem, (Br.)
Crane Desnarara, via Liverpool, g. J. Laures.
Schooncrs Rochester, WISE Baltimore; Delaware, Ora
ton Nerolk. Badger Peck Charles Henry, Smith. Cal
weston and Matagorda, j. ii. Brouwer Alabama, Harris,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

o. Remember the Removal OF the Beal
Cumplline Oil, Spirits and Improved burner. 10 "
Fayeue Hail. 597 Broadway opposite Nblos al prces ~
duced nearly 50 per cent y. W. McCAEDi,JI.
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