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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30

DOIS' Clothing i-Childrens' Clothing.
- 4 very large assOrtmrnt-Nery good qualiy-Nerf
cheap-Geo A. iloyt Co. No IL Bowcry, would respect
fully inform their patrons and the public generally, uat
they have again been making extensive preparations ioft
spring and summer trade and have nov on haHd nnch
larger assortment of Boys and Child ems Clothing than
they before have had. The public invited TO can
and examine their goods with particular reference to quality
and price. Terms cash. a. Sm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
"a FOR SALE-The three story Bricb

xA HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, NO: =
Tsrsei-streei, between Madison and Henry streets -,
Lot q by ss feet the IIouse Is by IS s" with IL n.i
walls ball By Days work under tie supsrnteniricsm hf
;serge Ireland There IRE places In tbs liou'
seven If WHICH are finished with marble chimney
There e TRY cellar undo the whole, Pa'es AMI I,se"
kitcbco ire oice and the whole in comprte order o.
premise. nay b. .ees every day between uie hou'
and lecocI. For further parie alar. spPy 70 ..rr,.t
f1i GRI\NEII MINUTE L CO. 10 SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
/,FNTEEL BOARDING in Brooklyn

Culver PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
"a Witlsm.,re@t continues fnsnu lactare Silver
WAR Of he sps description anil NJ the latest psler-
PYss-niaon VASES Pitchers, sites Tea and Coffee III
'e cal. ami fruit Blskes and Childrens Mugs, richly
.h.,sd and appropriately designed.
As Desert FrBit knye. -i FORKS, silver blades Iorh
mi - ooas King threaded and pals threaded patiers
Prr Mesas Of pate sItet or priz's OF rn
cultural horticultural and Agreutg-a al secieti@s
Orders by le;ter punct1aly attended 70.
The whole OF these srs es msnuiactHred on e PFC
n a.. of .erling silver and expense spared IN
~ beauty Of the workmanship
SB-Da wings asd estimates Of sftcies lof p'esen'suon
!. m he furnished IN answer application. - 3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
"A FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm

about 90 acre, Of good land, lying at Bsgle Point
with water privileges tho north quarter o staten Island
For particulars inquire Of David Decker Ann-sreet, or
Of r. r. Wells near Bulls Head Staten Island. AZ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
xTFN STEAM SAW MILL.-The sub

.crbers having their mill in full operation, are now
preparei 10 execute short notice all orders with which
ihry may be- favored in white pine, white olk and Geosa
pnc va Building Timber OF every de'cr s,on deck ana
scov Pllnh,, Rslroa. snd BHdge ilnpor %, a. W.
White Ok Plank and Machine dimension stun, Georg
Pine Columns Grlcrs Plauk &c; Blind Makers Lam,
Ps-t and Pckrts; Oakum Stats. aud every description 81
small .tnr; White Pine. White Oak and Georgia fme M
her in the log suitable tor spar makers AMI others Inc
above articles will he furnished n customers IN very ca
,.nabr term, for cad. approved paper. AMI WIZ be de-
iycre At the mill Other places 10 the cite, Of NcNi ofs
Brooklyu and vicinity LEWIS u. GInFFEN CO.
I'D steal foot of 18Th street, North
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30

the interests = american Industry ami the Protection OF
American Manufacturers -nd LstrsS for ,als al tins Office
Price 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30

ArNosrHEKiC RAiLwAY.-A report OF Lieut..
Colonel Sir Frederick Smith, ROYAL Engineer, and
Professor Barlow. F. r. S, TO the President OF the
British Board of Trade. the atmospheric rail-
way, has Just been published bv order of Parlia-
ment. This report Is dated whitehall Feb Is,
1872 Lieut.. Col Sir F. Smith and Proles sor
Barlow, having stated serfai,m their views OH the
subject and having given, IN the appendix to their
report, the experimental results and Investigations
on which they are founded, conclude by stating as
follows:
l. That we consider the principle OF a,mos-
pheric propulsion TO be established and that the
economy OF working increases with the length and
diameter of the tube.
80 That the expense Of the formation of the
line in cuttings. entertainments, bridges, tunnels
and rails, will be very little less than for equal
lengths OF railway to be worked by locomotive
engines, but that the total cost of the works will
he much greater owing to the expense OF providing
and laying the atmospheric tube and erecting the
stationary engines.
IS. That the expense ct working line on this
principle, on which trains are frequently passing,
will bc less than working hy locomotive engines
and that the saving thus effected will. in some
cases more than compensate for the additional
outlay; but il will be the reverse on line. of IN.
frequent trains. However, there are many item.
Of expense Of which Ne have no knowledge and
can form no opinion such as the wear and tear .i
Pistons valves, &c; on these farther experience
is needed
- Tina, with proper means OF disengaging the
train from the piston ia cases of emergency. VI
consider tins principle, regards safety, equal IL
tina, aPpcrtaining To rope machinery. There az
pear however, some practical ditfcults. in regard
!" functions crossings. sidings, and s,oppascs al
road stations, which may make this system Of les
general application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
GREENWICH POTTERY, 26l Eigh-

~ toe-l,hsrect between Ninth and Tenth Avcnues-As
his establishment the only Of the kind in this city, and
the largest in the STATE the subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he manufactures and offers for SALE the
most reasonable terms, the following articles, viz.
Stone Ware. Eathern Ware, Portable Furnaces Flower
Pni. Oven Tile Chimney Pots, Stove Innings, B sncng
Poss, Frc-BTck GrecnIouse Tile, steve Tubes, g. &c.
n and Drug " order All ~rsier-
throug Oh the Post Office will he punctually exrcurd
mia I'm WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
NTEW and Fashionable Furnishing Goods

CENTLEMEN'S DRESS.-ClOths
VI CASSIMERES AND vEST1NGS.-Jua receI'es,
a fine assortment of French and English Goods, eonghi
.. nr,,y for cash Nv customers and the public invited
TO call and examine the prices The hl ,lye and work
man,hip shall no, he surpassed by any IN ms CITY, Gen
tencn furnishing their Cloths may depend on having
Justice done them. - " n.
n. Bust finished, Dress Coat Of the latest P'rs
fa.Iion =. T.. LOCKWOOD
ai2 i'm. No 6 Johns street, doors from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
HOvEY's TRUNK REPOSITORY

Il No. iss Psari-s,. opposite C-ar.-R HOY - .,@
ulacinrc- and keeps Constantly on hand e'i wis.
he Al wholesale and retail cheap for essh o' SPp'ors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
III DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

W,H CHEAP RENTS-A very desirable two-story
Brick IIsuse No Hubertstreet, near ~ Johns PARK
another superior Dwelling in Cherry No AS, VIII be
let either 10 families also House in Avenue B,
near IIousion-.tree Either OF these premises may be
rented unon fair terms from ID. T.. SICkELs
,1s,f II Nassau-st, 2d story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
U,HE NATURALIsT'S LIBRARY

containing scientific AMI popular descriptions OF Man;
Q1adrupeds Birds. Fishes Reptiles and ln'rct'' c'1pr"
rom ,e works of Crvier Richardson. Griffith GeoHey,
Iscpri- Eulon. Shas Goldsmith. Montague lion, hu-
dubs %, AMI other writers on Natural u story, aTans.
eor lino a. Inc Qualification Of stark edited by \ \
Gpu.d 4 M-,ith 100 cngravings 10 ono Youmc ~; ".
jas, Published and )r ale bv DAY TON Nr"MAN'
N,-sar-s'reef. FultOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
FOR SALE-A small house and five

z or six acres OF land, two acres cleared aud about
one acre SIT with handsome growth OF peach trees
anil the remainder OF the IAN. ~ woOisuse OF Far Rock
awsy on the main road between ID. T. Jennings and thf
tolcse Inquire at the tollgate or OF JOHN NoRIoN
Jr mkt 10 the ollgaie, Far Rocksway or rave n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30

CoTrON RAISED IL lNDIA The Salem Gazctts
contains the following extract of a letter from y
Salem gentleman, dated
"ALrxASDsiA EgypD, "a March, 1872
There is a Mr. = mere from Philadelphia,
and also the cotton planters who Went out under
the auspices of the English Government TO raise
cotton in India two years ago. The whole Tim:
has fallen through, aud they arrived here on their
way home day before yesterday at our hotel. They
Nrc very intelligent fellows, apparently. am very
glad mt the result"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
TIRES DICTIONARY Of Arts, Man

ue,ctures ard Mines No. V. this dsv received by
SiXTON MILES. 10 Futon street
NB-stXTON MILES will open large ,Sortnisn'
Of Thooogca Cawcll and Msccianeou. Books on ~
5;h ef May 2oi Broadway (old sand Of william y. Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
TRUSS.--Cure war

r.n,ed.-The only right principle eN r discovered a.
Won can have a. much pressure YOU wish cu We rupture
without back pad, which does great injury. Come ana
Won NAV retsrn H. Apply TIA Eldrige>t near Broome,
ior the present at all hours. Ladies attended toby lady
~ I'M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
- ROOMS TO LET at 3O4 Broadw ay

i"U Handsome Parlors and bedrooms attached, Of va
ron. sz.s furnished or unfinished The House will be
panted and put complete order. Artists Families ~
in gentlemen who think Of changing would do well o
cali Also a Room to let the fourth floor % iee wide
by 80 eet deep Inquire the ecoRi 1oor, 81 a6ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
~ GRITNELL MINfURN CO. 70 s91s ,,4 :,
FOR SaIT-The Whitehead W orh'

Ii Ui. H1 -, u nc lLe County Of c,alnb'
- era,e nj Nev.York-ncludnE ". 80 ,o,,io, r,
Butter E.q tenant Of 90, "a erk. ar erecednclodng
TIE buldns. on az thereof Together with al IN
ro,sen whether n budn-s' ~atsf% b., s , a.
~ ,b- aid premises used or REQUIRED IN TIE niah
NAV ~ xbfeieaf inc I'd NJ Lad wrought or un~ rougnI
ing " tr 6c Also ise rigt ~ carrying ~ sa'i WORKS
Coz. -rr1,.neu,, discovered hy Edward Bg;l"r 70 u'
n,oees OF manufacturing and mixing OF Whitehead aH'
paints 18th ~ to,h ,,v NJ
M.v next and II not Disposed OF by thai day ihs ssus
h. sd Al Pubic Auction on that DAY, At Y o'clock d. o.
the Merchants, Exchange IN the city 1T Nr">fors -"
f-tfs- nsT~p,r. and as u trrms Of sale, inqure o.
MrCoun Clark, Auorneys az Law, NO D :" al suee :"
upon The premises al stock pos I, o. -, . 4.
Dated Nrw- YoEk, April -. 1872 sIo NV "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
NNE PRICE STORE-Ato4 Chatham

street where will he found Clothing al the following
low rrce.. Beaver and Pilot Cloth Goats from q to So
Cloth and C,ssinrre Pant, RON - 10 s.; >ainct rams
from 81 n g. Double and SngeBreasied Nr,i' IRON
fis HENRY COGSWELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
ALTO LET-The large Room on tn

~ TO LEI-lhe large Room on III,
E second hoor of the College OF Physicians snd .ni-
-,00- 81 Crosby street. known as the College Hal IL
Room i well lighted and yetfiaed and i,s sHall toon
i i'm eublc worship or fnr L.rary Associations. IN
Room may auy tiae on applcs' on 70 NC J4
tor For turtle. particular, apply TO r. "Ai - " y
u
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a FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains -

49, For sale exchange, - irlcp Of handsome Land,
conI aiming l25 each, soil Of superior ansny wa
tered with fine streams and covered With fine urn such
as whit, OAK hickory beach, walnut maae and 'ycamere
The . is adapted To wheat rye corr oslA cotton tobacco
sweet and Irish potatoes The above 'Tis VIII sold AZ
reduced prices and terrss - suit or they WI be eS'
changed r almost any kind II merchandise. For maps,
diagrams and particulars, apply To
Ii l. IL. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
GXANTEp.-The citizen. of New
Il ANTED-Bv a family IN a pleasant,

w heahv part cf New-Je .se,, ~ girls b-tS.en the
acs OF sbt am Twelve years bosrders Instructions
VII De- gwen n he English branches by member Of ,he
amiy. The Ftuch Language viii slso he taught u de-
sired Apply at 1. : NiA aNralc, or ~ Spring street
~trre terms. teh.ch viii ~ moderated vii b. made
Nsgnu and ron.l d. .e-,ress given s956ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
OIF PRICE sTORE.-It i, generally

pap-r
ONE PRICE STORE.-lt is generally
Dto- ~, .o,,. keeper. Ssh doubl, the prise
The article worth therefore per'on wishing % pur-
cha.e good cheap clothing can rely on beng furnished "b
"a e n ~ as cloth pant, - , ~ 80; satnet pant
II 7;tosg So J. COG>wELL, l5Js Chsihamst AL In
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS
i manufactured tn orier and or ssle by T. H. No
DYNE 2ls Greens ch street. corner Barclay tbaernent
NswYork T. H. y. keeps constantly on hand every de>
cripon OF Travelling and Packing Trunks Carpet Bags
yslses lade. waterproof Hat Boxes snd Trunks, whole
sale and retail. se most reasonable terms Old lfunks
taken U exchange. Ao In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
l-ATO LET-Thc Store No. - Broad

IM2 way suitable tor hrst rate genienaEs drtssns'
r-Inl store, exchange office watch maker o.
any hr>in,. tat dots not require much frontage a, q
refablorfnpl fret rat. for business, Here n goo
oor III the beck lic The rent for tie Whole onY
Slo % q good tenant Inquire Of .,,
JOHN j. DARLINGTON,
a1fIys Boot Maker on the premise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30

e y, den Iarr.The subscriber having rclnqubh'
ed TIE mi'gry business and removed ln goods from w
Brosisav - 50 Maiden Lane, offers u g. u hrs enre
-tc-k-corsis ~ NJ swords. Belts, Sases, Epauettes,
,c-s sunon, Plrno' Muskct', Rifles &C. &c below cost
IA prs lst u- 40 orm'. officers tquippns Themselves or
o,r-1.s pu--,7.ingio .el gain will ID vel 10 call:
:. If WM. HINTON.
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IOUSE--KEEPING.-A
no WATCHMAkERS, jewelers., &c.

Kettle subscribers still continue 10 manufacture all
kinds Of Jewery Spectacle &c &c 10 the most iashona
bic yls and greatly reduced prices wholesale or retail
Purchasers will 10 we'll cal before purchasing elsewhere
Old gold silver bought or exchanged.
F.S.BUTLER Il CO, No. IL Maiden lane,
~ Of l.ifle l;rren. ,ireei. SAlrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
ZTANTED.-Families and all employ

Nv a., furnished an god help .or good places and
sage, m ytD Ner>a and un uA,tasci At 20 Broadway.
N'uo -ilorssty, principles, and tsg. Cooks,
7I,. u4s>r, d,ifc>S lauudIrssts, fauers. gar.
i.,r. cpIcinen waters. pnrtr> CLERKS. &c. sc. Good
.. isecocrs Terms is!l. bui ioW. Please call
s3l 'ni' 4 ". BLAkfStEY.
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THE TRlBU N F..

" Prof. BrsH's LECTURE on las, Sabbath
evening partly in continuation Of that on the
Slek'aoh and partly upon the subject of the New
Jerusalem. He spoke particularly Of the chern-
bin aud the flaming sword, which guarded the
gates 81 Paradise after the seli-cxpusion Of our
first parents: with great beauty and force he ex-
planned the cherubim, here az elsewhere in Scrip
,ure 10 represent, BY prophetic type the saints in
their heavenly state and their being act to guurd
the way of return to Eden as fOrestsdorisr the
deep consent Of the soul to the way provided for
its redemption and return TO happiness and the
garden Of holiness. By the sword he understood
the Shekinah-or visible t,bernacllng of Jehovah
between the chersbim. The sublime display at
Mount Sinai, at the delivering Of the written law,
VAS lucidly and eloqucn,ly discussed a. were also
'he memorable TRANSPORTATION and Ascension Of
our Saviour. Prof Bush then spoke briefly of the
future city spoken Of in the Apocalypse as the
New Jerusalem. He regarded the belief which
confounds the period Of this city with that Of the
Millennium as entirely erroneous, and promised in
future lecture more fell exposition Of this sub
jco, than his limits would then allow. lie vindi-
high importance of these topics and declared hi.
belief that the time at hand when ihe full i'm
port Of scrptural passages and allusons--hcrcto-
fore purpOssly shut up from human understanding
would be unfoldcd in all its majestic glory and
iranscordcnt interest The, like new rcvcla-
ton, he believed would arouse the human mind to
the spiritual realities of the present and to the ap-
preaching glories Of the future. Prof BU.u il.
decidedly one Of the abcs; Dad most fnishcd Bib.
heal scholars in the country: and these lecture,
especially valuable us emhodying the results Of
close. aborious and critical study Of the sibect,
d'susscd-con,in1cd with rarely oqu,llcd aracr
for many years
CoTroN Raised IL lNDIA The Salem Gazette
contains the following extract of a letter from y
Salem gentleman. dated
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NARS. SWEEPS q SCULLS.-I have

di.~oniiurrd in we>tsrcet North River SIDE, and do
al NV business At nv old Oar EsiablI>hn,cnl, i2 er>
and all The expenses of one store vii e Oar,
Swerp< and us enagh cheaper 20 pay Tor coming from
ssv pan OF ths city TO the Oar Establishment 10, ter
a. To-. JOHN A. PEARSALL
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BOOTS and SHOES selling off at cost

- G.. MEAD, SIC Grand corner of Norfolk-sIsrt.-
This immense stock OF Boots and shoes comprising one OF
the largest spd best Of work for retailing that
can found in the CITY, selling of Cost, 10 Close
the The subscriber invites all that wish 10 pur
chase to all and seeihe ta-st bargains offered IN
Boots and Shoes Please recOlecr, At {. MEADS,
AZ I'm 3i6 Grard-strcct, corner OF Norfolk, y. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
rsvHF CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

TIE WORLD !i-CONANT. $50 Grand street. has
hand, o s la,c.i Spring fashion, an excellent a.
so-nont SIX Hat NJ t225 S20 an sJ-a reduction n
~ tu from iormcr prices Also superior
article of Fur at for 81 equal tn any sold IN the city for
- 81 and s. The public respectfully invited call
go,~ assortment of Boys Hats and CAPS on hand
nj I'm CO<ANT. On Grand : near Allen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
aFROM s to 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

Z
- DEN SEED. in all 10. choicest species and tare-
i-s sale quantities suit purchasers At BRIDEE-
MANS permanent establishments, corner Of Flghtrnh-sf
and Brnaiwav Also, The Young Gardeners Assistant
containing t results OF his y years practice ~ NV ORR
A. TN. work la, honore- by tie award Of Gold Me-
da from the American Institute which Institution, and le
NewYork State Agricultural Society having also awardr
several copies Premiums for superior sPeciHens OF Gar
den Products, farther comment deeued unnecessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
" ANTED-Any person in want OF s

Nv NM tU-Nny perSon IN want OF
c-f;s ., r,e aul speedy for the piarrisrl,
f1ud hui immediate plrt by uswg Dr. tlrulng's Oar
rirn andy. Il costs asl, one shilling
Dmucr or Tonic Candy ss cerain cue or tostlre.
1rs,. tulitss distress after rat =, hsathutn.kc.
It's Ca'hariic Candy the very bsN medicine anowB
1I cases Nl,n phfslC ueccs>srN.
NJ, Worm CiHly viii give Immediate relief in the
ol s,uste ca>s WoruS ul children.
Soil II is Sa,,su rrcct. as St.
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in BROOKLYN.-Two

Gcneuen and their wives can be- accommodated with
Board and pleasant at No N 'Hesryst lone door
above alter the hrst May. For particulars inquire
At No. q Concori-s, or No. 10 Maiden Lane, Nes'fork
NM I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
BOARD IN BROOKLYN Two or
DOARD.-Pleasant Rooms with Board

ID may be- had AZ J3j Fonrth-st Inc n2o'e - ssog.
neiyhLor.d surrounded by Onen grounds, snh y i
ter o,, All the tlessaute situations tor suDlnF
n the civ Families wishing board "beIe n' ~. b.,s
gur. Or. will do well 10 call brofe e"s's"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30

"a ANTED-By a young man, situa-

ton h. dry go,E's store. m the CIV country Is
capable 0i ihAisg charge INV mercantile rsiab shm NJ
or would ur'rfisAc sshcu n \sN-Yofk 70 vicinity.
rl o. n, tssl cldss Apply 15Cauais as 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
ALTO LET-In the Village of Hemp

"a " LII Ill tiC ' Hi"SO w '''"p
III stead L. I two story store on Main street. two
s0rV dwen house adjoining the above With large gar
den barn &c. Also half Of dwelling hosse on Full
ton street.
The above premises ina central part Of uc V'sei r
will be rented al low prices Apply 10
al II wM.WOOO, 26l Pearl.strect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY

81 No. II Wall street. c0rusr ~ Hanover-'ir'fL u =
Company continues IG>urc again. ,of dsnasr ny ff
8, buildings goo. wares or !ardrr generally al~o
OF vessel, and cargo, sgan -, or damage by inland
ma viga..ca, on sS favorable icrh. = MY other oalr
DIRECTORS.
Thomas W Thorne Cshb G. Tuns join c. Merritt,
Th9-ra. r vo.,irrf N1..s Tuck Thomson Free
Bcniap n r. Robson. Fra.rs 2 S7rr John n Ice.
JOAN r. Dawson, Flista cigss. Jaui.s ;. Holmes.
AnSorRak-r Wm X Tiorn join r. Moore.
MARTA Hoffman, James Y. Whiting. SaRuel ndertii.
Jotcph Allen, JreTL n~ahe,
THOMAS " THORNf- PTr,.ier&
Gro Il Horx Se~ref,rv f.fv
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WHOLE NO. $50.
REAL ESTATE

"a TO LET-A part Of House No. So
orchardst. Inquire on the premises at 80 Fgl.
800 a.bu
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INSUR RANCE.
THt. HOWARD INSURANCE. com.

r.snv--,anital slopg-.l: Office M - Wall u Tbs
CompanT Continue. 10 uase n,lranct against or dag
age ~ IRE. and inland gicaf.o-l
DIRECTORS:
ReosSela ,r VavrsS Na.a. Tav.1r Cork W Lawrence
J. PisHips Pllanix. W'.ism t.ouch, Nicsh BaldWis,
Iois MoTrtson, b. I. No.,ley Nail.an 81 " ett
joseph X. Ntrnurn Fan-ing Tur ser, John RAM 10.
Dsv Ire, M~igs u. E-a sEinJohn ID. "ons,
Catch o. Heired. Wil.a~. ". Todd. Feri uant >uvdaH
H-nry q Thompson X. IlANENS, President
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RI TO LET-The large room of Con

kA TO LET-The large room OF COh
G.0 ,,itu,ion Hall for Public Worship on the sabbath
n Is Iited ~ with pulpit. benches. he Also, the Basement
of the same building fret rate place for rercory, Tor
which Il has been occupied the last ten years and l.
now furnished ard fitted pp IN good style The ABOVE
anor,nents will he let low 10 good tenants inquire III,
PROMISES 65O Broadway. as Il CEOkOE kiLEl'
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DO,RDERS WANTED-In private

fsEiy--A gentleman aud his wife, and two OF tbIse
ngle graticinen, OBTAIN pleasant rooms ID nr"y
i,f- ionic. Reasonable At No. -
Frp.pecstre, Brooklyn only three or four MINUTES ~aA
rom the Fulton Ferry. hi<u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

II Auckling in the throat be Immediately stopped
BY OF Sherma> Cough Lozengc>. which coughs
and coid IN tew hours and pion when every thing
clselal.,. A headache yields ShcrIHans
Caphor Lozenge which arr now becoming celebrated for
preventing sckE.s-in fact, the only remedy that
distressing complaint Whatever d.. Sherman recommend.
can AWAY be relied upon; heis scientific and expert
ecrd physician and never puts out medicine bat what
experience has fully prov-, 30 not only good hut excel
lent, Caution ought to be observed yet the genuine art
ces and they vii! give satisfaction They can b. had
the Doctors Warehouse, loo Nasaureet and the adj
vrrt>ed Agents