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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

% We would call the attention of those wishing de
aole Estate in the pleasant valley of the Mohawk to III.
advertisement in our columns OF T, W, Saunders ESQ
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

H The Office of The Tribune LIS removed to the
new and spacious buildings. No. 16O NASSAU
STREET, in front Of the Park and nearly opposite
tho City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

D The Governor of Connecticut has issued his
proclamation, recommending the Eth day of No.
vember next to be observed as day of thanks
giving and prayer.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

% ArwlLI. has just published second edi
non OF the popular Croton Ode by Gen. MORRIS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

70 A great Wing meeting was held at Buffalo
on the 9th, at which Hon. M1LLARD FILLMORE
made powerful speech on the policy of tho Ad-
m.nissration and on the principles of the great
Wing party.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

% The statement copied from the Rochester
Democrat, that the S4376 of which Mr.. E. Rus
sell was robbed had been recovered, is incorrect.
The story was, it is believed started by the guilty
parties to lull the vigilance of the Police
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

CONSUMPTION AND LIVER RCoMPLAIaT.-Proessor Buch-
ho,zs Compound Syrup of Capiara the only medicine
thai can be depended upon remedy ior those fearful
aiaies All who have used it, testify It's unrivaled vr
tues II always affords relief and has performed cures in
cases where all other remedies tailed Horace Everett
4
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

% The :" American Wing" paper friendly
to Mr. Clay, has just been started at Lancaster
Pa By James Fl. Bryson.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

% small boy while sweeping chimney in
Washington Row Thursday afternoon, got by
mistake into the Aue of the chimney of the adjoia-
ing house. FIRE was burning below, and the
boy was sufocatea and fell, and was caught in a
narrow part.of the ilue, Efforts were Immediately
made get him BY cutting hole in the chin
ney, but it was an hour before he was extrcated,
and then he was almost iifeless and it was doubt
full whether he would live. Trenton State Ga1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

IL Boarding.-A gentleman and his vile, and a ie"
single gentlemen, be accommodated with board and
pleasant at No. 40 City Hall Place References
exchanged. olS wv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

ny DR. Felix Gouraud still ransacting business at his
old stand 81 Walkerstrec door from Broadway, not.
whstading the destruction OF his stock by fire small
Stock Pore Subtitle for eradicaln suprruous hair on
hand together with the other celebrated cosmetics a lhe
Doctors. OK u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

" The greae1 collection OF curiostes and best
tanments in the City are found The American Museum
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
ENORMOUS DEFALCATIONs.

An Extra was issued from this office Saturday aiier
noon which prepared under the direction aud pub
ished by the authority of Committee OF Citizens appointed
TO investigate the OF certain Publc Officers II Is
mostly from Official Documents Copies still for sale at
this office Ward Committees supplied reasonable terms
CONTENTS.
Dealca,ion OF Thomas Lloyd.
J. ID. Stevenson.
The Mayor OF the City.
John Aherp.
William NJ Price.
(" Doctor Smith Gutter.
Fortynine SubTreasury Detauliers hose deiacatons
vary from s., ,Oc0 to sll5ooc and in al amounting
10 about Si,Gis,oCo co.
Loco-Foco Extravagance, showing actual waste of
the Peoples money for Carriage hire, Musquito
Bars, Oysters &c, Steamboat hirs, Oysters, Mules
&c, Extraordinary Purchases, &c.
Release OF Prisoners from Backwell's Island to vote.
Loco-Fccosm and the Tariff
Loco-Fsco Economy.
Daniel g. Dickinsons Opinion OF n. York LocoFocosn.
The Erie Railroad
Circular 10 the Wings OF the State of New.Yorh.
o.! The above important Extra for sale to Ward Com
mttees and others 81 per 100 copies Price for single
copies cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

FATAL AcclpENr.-Mr. William lew, an old
and respectable citizen of Townsend Sandusky
County Ohio, was killed accidentally on Thursday
last, There was thrashng machine in operation
in his barn, and while going up the scuhold, or
throwing down wheat, he fell upon the machine.
His arms were drawn into it, which, with his head
and side, were injured, that he lived but about
three hours. He was nearly 20 years of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

II Notice.-Tkose who have demands against III
American Institute of the 18th Annual Far, al
requested forthwith 10 send them the Repository 10 n
Park for the examination OF The finance committee nl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
NJ Gouraua,s Paudrc Subtitle, tor completed;

u Gouraud's Paudre Subtitle, tor completely
and permanently eradicatng superuous Luran har from
females upper iip the hair conceang broad and eeva-
ted forehead stubborn beard of man. any kind
peraous hair Be to get the genuine at the original
once 81 waker-street, door from Broadway.
81 per ooue-Direclions French and English
Agents-G ukrie, 4 Maden-lane Albany; Myers, New.
Haveu Brown, rs Cbesnut street, Philadelphia Jordan,
Mik-street, Boston; Gray, Poughkeepsie Elliott Go
shen; Wells L Humphreys, Hartford, &c. els I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

1.-THE DIilI will commence grinding next week.
The Judges of the arue Court and also those OF the
Common Pleas will set aside ali other business Tor tha pur-
poss Where CITIZEN swears the applicant straight hrongh
ve years residence the price higher but no mpedimeais
thrown in the way liberal dscaunt on wholesale orders
from Tammapy Hall or from the wing head Quarters.
o26 1w-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

ANOTHER CoLLlsIoS.-The steamer Clau-
tauque ran foul of and sunk the schooner Lodi,
Capt. Tubbs, last night, somewhere in the vicinity
Of Sturgeon Point. The Lodi was bound for Con-
neaut, and had on boad "a packages of merchan-
disc to Mr.. Hall, ID for MIR. Ford, and few bar
res OF salt to the master. The articles lost con-
sist of tea, coffee, spices, crockery, and other
pershabe commodities. Buffalo Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

NJ. g. SAUNDERS, Inventor ard Manufacturer of III
n netaIc Tablet Razor Strop, l63 Broadway OPS Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

Election Tuesday, Nov. Some day only,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

NJ Nsw-Y.k 1.yceun Lectu es.-INrRopuc-
rosy LECTURE on Wednesday Evening, I'd inst, al half
past seven O'Clock, the Tabernacle by the Rev SAMUEL
H. Cox D. D. Tickets for the sing Lecture, amiiting
Lady aud Gentlemanl fifty cents, may be had at the
door on the evening 81 Lecture. L. q. FORMAN
nj ., isr Rec. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

u S25 Reward for the apprehension and conviction
Of the villain villains who and mutilated the back
panel OF the Washington Hose Carriage, No. l2 the
morning Of the 50i the FIRE in Broadway and Twen
ty.frsts;reel By order OF the Company.
nj 81 STEPHEN ZANE, Foreman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

u Who owns ite-Found, near the Fulton Ferry,
NewYor, small ocke with hair enclosed
and name on the back be have tby applying
al this office and paying for this advertisement o3l q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01
A NEW FRENCH NOVEL.
PATElNE.
A TALE or NoHMASpY,

TALE OF NORMANDY.
Translated from the French OF ALEXANDRA DUMAS,
by Lady OF Virginia Dumas Is OF the most popular
and brilliant writers of the day. and PAULINE" the pro-
ductlon than any other calculated 10 display the
various powers ob Imagination and the excellence OF hrs
style. has been admirably translated by accomplish
ed Lady ofVrgnia the picuresqueness and force OF the
original have been retained and all idouatc words and
phrases carefully avoided We have yet issued work
in which more true genius is displayed.
1t will be issued OR the ls OF November, in Extra
New World (octavo)
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. y.
Price l2 single, stitched handsome To
Agents Ss per hundred. Office 80 Ann street. nj p
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

SAD AccIDENr.-Little Rock, Arkansas, has
been recently the scene of great excitement and Of
a violent death. 1t seems that some dozen per
sons had been arrested on charge of having CON-
mitted lobberies burgla,ies, acts of incendiarsn,
counterfeiting, &c, and that enc of them, des-
perate fellow named William Caldwell, escaped
from custody. The city was greatly alarmed and
guards were posted in the principal places. On
the night of the 9TH, two separate guards were
stationed at the house Of Caldwell-neither being
aware of the presence of the other. The night
was very dark and wet, and two of the men, one
of each guard named n. B. Thomasson and Z. Y.
Baker, misteek each other for CALDWELL and after
little quarrel by words-Thomason fired at Ba-
kerkand killed him. supposing him to be Cald-
| well. II was purely accidental bu, created grea,
excitement.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

II DIR. Browniee's Sermon on the Millennium
will be reviewed in next No. of the American Milenarum
mo. isD published at lS3 Fulton-s. all
u Come TO the Temperance Aall-Temper
anc Mass Meeting ot the Columbian T. A. Society, This
Evening Nov l. at II O'clock The meeting viii be ad-
dressed by Col Snow, Dr.. Covert aud Counsellor Fay
Singing bv Mr. Covert Baker and the Ladies.
p B. MANCHESTER, President.
Wa. B. WALSH Secretary. J.
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Committee OF Arrangement
John T. Rollins Edwin K Tremaln
Cbas Roife waidron Il. Post, Jr
c. c. Gordon, b. Pomcroy Jr.
Saml. X Satterlee, Heary r. Pnll.
Ezra Ludlow. Jr. Il. Burkhalier,
Isaac II. Bailey, Sidney C. Geuin..
BY order OF the Committee,
ISAAC IL. BAILEY. 8. creMry.
Clinton Hall, Oct ST. 1912. csl ING
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

u Ninth Ward-FHg OLD COON FOREVER.
The Democratic Clay Club OF the Ninth Ward will hold
meeting the Rob Roy House Wednesday Evening" "a
Nov. O'Clock. All those wishing join the Climb are
respectfully invited TO attend PuDcual attendance OF the
members is earnestly requested BY order,
HIRAM RICH, President
JonN DAY, Secretaries
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-01

man on Church hl on the o5,h, hung her own
child about years old.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
VOL. T..

control unless he we're Member of The Council.
and then only 50 far as his individual vote would 90
We will suppose extreme case. We viii sup
pose tia, all the Stock owned by three four
persons. They could rot domineer and say how
the land should be cultivated, what crops should be
crown, what branches Of Manufactures should Do
prosecuted or when sales d: Products should take
place; they would not hare the Members of the
Association they could not dictate terms 10 them
aud say now many hours they should WORT. All
these things would be regulated by thr Council
and By the Groups Capitalists would receive
one-quat,er OF the Producer OF Profits of As5o-
citation but they could not manage and direct It's
affairs, exercise any arbitrary control over The
Members. The guarantee Capitalist, will con
sis, in the Arlor Intelligence and Personal In
terest of the Members who are engaged in tho
different occupations, which would insure an alum
dant Production and the guarantee to the Mem
bcrs Of the Association wilconsist in their perfect
freedom OF action control of their own wishes and
the full! reward Of their Labor by tie possession
Of It's fruits
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
zTo LET or LEASr2--Tbe upper

i.. part -. new, handsome and venea no -.
- r1r.l4r o Eas Broadway C!inn1-'rs' ga,.t
expressly idr rsnice Hotel and Dcardns-h u,
tro 4rgc rooms IA The second story coma. -
gac r. kitchen and cellar ard iuHef o. oei
upper stories all With a5saf S 1e zei az
@ ~, from the several rooms agree
@ and z; e 5 cs4 aa9 eaqz zs; ard ss
=. an bsu7 10 Rstrcrv Place, ard Cab.
.14 o,s6., are within cali Inquire o. M, ~
nj East Broadway and ClInton-: iar 'sfi1- 20
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
DR. SAI,F.-A valuable Country

Z. Sat N tn t3eys OF JaTaica.L.I The subscriber
OF = Tor sai~ Property or pafIereo a; ma ,Htap-
rIrants g,I.frcu 2f0 ; or1G !an ali tilted ior
gardening purgo,- With spacQusin7Dto :. ee DIVIDED
N sections gl ifi ad 0rna1leflal irees the lnlGtie
..rtjal k higav improved with al i -GpTenesc"s 10 sut
yenteel isniily .lt gri~ty ce.ct n TIE on,
Ornamental tree., berries ard grape s8- IN atcnGancr
TIE. hr1.e substantial and mos@r BUILT o1i-hou>rs,
fa-n ant fences MI ami cosnple;r or;er. The whole
property ii be l al ptcs 10 Gaake IL desirable
Y,;lIleI, OK r. srt view 81 r7rc5T5ug The adjoining sex
rI7Us Tern very favorable u1au application 10 or nj.
,i-asS ttaalt} M ;,-l j. Fl. FOiiLON fanllic1
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
A s SOCIATION:
OF, Primo. pies of True Organization of Society.

Y Tn, Column ha, been p.rcka,<a by ne tzI iS eb
As,scution, m order TO lay theu g Tis Tribune
rs ,dorship Entirely distinct trra th'' . o'''
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
an FOR SSLC-A well-improved t'ariu

Of, :, itres, ,iiG,rad Illumination ,o"r>tn -
uc- o. teaaioSt landing Al Northp2rt tht n,s
fr,,, TIE IA ron1 at 9ahvion Station Goou huhGts,o VI
water ari good ;5sses. Price S-.-1 tor aT1n-s>t lo
,tncE farming utensils SS. 0ae hall eau rma,n or me
pIsce Iys Hd>put7bie, and p's>s2S't gwen plireaa,e
VIZ. Iosept Weed, ~ u lv7>OlSi. y, I IA ia
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
MFRS. $. c. REID and Daughter have

removed their BOARDING and DAY >GHopL
for Y0ung Ladies from Feur'een,'e 10 ~ Fourih,
near the Washington Parade Ground, few ,iooIs "rS o!
McDougal-'tgeet.
The SPIN. Term vii commence 90 The 2l OF March
Besides the Senior Banc. tie Boarding School! there 1,
also separate Department, exclusively l7i!'Teil un1f
By respectable iron lazy TfSt rlci-t attention Ihid
religious truciiOn and cultivation OF ri0!a,
The Institution under the entire OF
Mrs Reid. The chare.ar moderate Tie 1.sl ~ teach
--s are ernr,layel mis- I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
~ OFFICES TO IET-suites Of

ROOMS n tie III ami 81 stories Of tie large brics
,uilg On the sIli eas c0cnar fr5atip9 Broad
av ana 'Fails Entrance No5l. VAL =. Tue rooms
-i-s and flashed n tyle suitable p-yaiS apartments
ma. nldnG door. T-v1ug TIP open gnund OF
Truy Church yard IN frent, aG oea rear til Irat cen
Go.F-ercai ua:saeboFs ~ s,' ca. be=ihCa1 10
ai IL combined adyasaCes OF pleasaRtnessosit-
a51 szr1ce tsr blSne> ga1Ei?eat No Vail
,rr,-t or % - E.Iftt ). IL ELY i29 Falt7nst
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25

rgNO ENGINEERS and Land Surveyors.
1.-Two yonng men rho have competent kiowledse
ri the practice Merdonai and Trgononetrical Survey
ng Wa,ereourse Leveing &c. comprising the recuhcat!o
and use OF The Throdoie circumference and Spirit Level
calculating areas and reducing distances horizontal nen-
sure and Mapping in Ornamental Penmalsbip wish en-
.ace themselves any OF the above professions Spc
mems of :e Ornamental Pennanshp can be inspected be-
fore engagement if required. Address T. T. at the Tr
buue Office, will be attended 10. MS I'VE
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25

-. TO LET from the first day of next
Ma. three .r'ls OF the ourtb iory OF the Frank
in ~. coratr OF Ann and Nassau-strerS suitable or
a tslg 6;c2. or o;lter mechanical business Inquire 81
JAMES gUNSA. Z T. N lie buiiIlJug. irllu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
. 5.s5z5 = MORNING IINE,-FOR
; gg.ea>= >ANf,W Ark < NETWORK
CO esT. POWELL & cos Line

s>4s=n-S-rs-7-93. For NEwBURGil, landing at CALD
WEIi.S, WEST FONT, and COLD SPRING-The
teamtsa, highlander Capt Robert "ardrnp. viii leave
WdTcn.s; every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday
att NJ Returning. ,y!,Iepve NewbnrQ. every Menday
II "A. VI, and Tuesday and Frsayal ) p. ~.
For freight or passage apply tothe Captain on board
apeaa and ght all descriptions, Bark hills spc
ip boari must be the risk line Owers thereof unless
.!inilai,Gg receipts be sien,j icr The same %
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
GERMAN SILYER.---JAs AS.

HAG MOFFETT, lol Princrs,ret near Moo,StI,
..nia narrcuari, cal the attention OF Hardware Dt1ieF'
and Naauac turerS his uperlor article OF Gerhlai
sh;rb b. OIL; r. for sale holrssle and retail OF AZ uS
os and warrsnts equal anyr either Foreign OF 70
meSi. for G ,or and se,tneSs-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
VHE ANCIENT HISTORY Of the

Egyptians. Cartaagenians, A-vriars. B5Dylnnisrz,
1;rcs ard Persaus i;rccias and 5Iac-on5t including
History OF the Afts, Sciences ~ thu A3cientBv Charles
Eolin With IL OF the Author, By James Bell First
complete American Edition. In yol-. For sale by
No SAXTON i MILES, rs Fuiton-ss.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
.AENR lLE.-lEhe three story Brick

IL HOUSE ,ND LOT OF GROUND No.
erect =s.:e>n aa<i.on ana Heur.-rrp,s. ~
~ > b. % eat ta HoGSc = rs - fee win Y i1ch
tu-lt ts urer tn 50 p-r.1l-nGrnc. OF oir
Eig5-r Ireland 1srr ten 81. places N tbe iif'st,
er nj rr flashed with rtrs chimney pieces
There is = s.ri craF lnts - Whole. pavsE and Giylnef
a;aereral apartments tre-proo asl-E9us- qHdet iar
.if,a .r.- Tacr and The whole complete order 7 hr
premises NAV b. zrn every day h-,,v-en he hours OF L
5ni = ct5c,. For further part'cularSappy 70
NNtII-lIIETI-RN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
eSs. Pr OM : 70 10000 lbs. ef Fresh Gar.

&. DEN SEED mai! tIe choicest species md ysris-
sale qnaniit> suit purchasers al BRlpt' r.
MANS perinautn establishment. ccrier al t!teef
qn e .oa yy4yNs5. The Young GartrueT's Assistant
containing the results .. yrays practice IN NV, or a.
tins work has h.ru houore by the aw3rd ct 4 Co nc
al from The Aaefcun ietu;e a.ch !n,t'uuoa, ana lc
Ney YORK SaTr tc7cgitual Sct-ety having also a"ar"t'
,eveal COPE, as pry;lpS GperoS ~2cuens OF var
dau Products larft.f commeat IS deemed unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
) or exchange for city pro-

q o - ,,,,e.'o,P ,,'
- yT y,Ietit,. Q. ,rooi pit &c. o. 100,
Of 10 AMI ji 20 acres The sol j. oh and torsno1 &C.
,irhe These sart>. either OF t5et Wal &c >o'n cs
,y.,rd AZ prces &c TIC tines AMI terms w. we
Particulars n the land tGlcs OF Butter Benson 40
,7,,..ir,yt. or Robert Aorrei fai,ri~oo ht2 IS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
REAL ESTATE

cjJ, c0r Ioc roarlS the lAri rocr. attic rooms
cfaf, " Egnr 80 10 $50. EnGairr q
=ifza.t .fttiE.ss .SkC SRIiAN, l27 FUIionrSi.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
-. FOR SALE or To Let-'Ehe largest
- ,-t I..1n.l IL ri fSnoia, N Amer
~. FOR SALTS Lots Of Ground

ID FDR.S Els Lois Of I.rOundi
ilt f,eparseI. 10 Dody situate on The Fights Az
',.1r.~snd IN Thru Ejgh,h and Thirty hsreet'
,.ie flst sl- OF Avenue, between the Seventh and
FyL,l ,o-nurs S>o, Lots the north SIDE ot Forty
erons-t 10 eerlran the Eighth Areue bct"eefi=t1e
JOHN NEWHOUSE, No. l35 "aef-st.
or or :, NIL q NORTON,
NH 2rg. o. same pace, on I uesaay-.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
T~,-'-= AFOR STUYNESANT Land
- - inr CnysacLie lnd.nn CniSkill. ard
nFEOPLE'S LINE from Ne'

-. T0ca % Eason, Pa.-Throu-h IN nine
raurs. Fare o,ly' dollars.
Leave pier No n r.. Battery Pace O'Clock, A. II.
liiy SUNDAYS exccps. b sSia,o1 Cinderella Wafer
9jc! EzaipthpnEt then 10 take the OF the f..
fcPoa Someryille Railroad To- >ouervie leaving ONLY
miles by CO3cit Oh miles T., than by NeW-H rIHs wick,
For eattappiy 10 A. o Hope 10 Ceurltndt ,rcei, o.
rdi D. Hop" vii accompany 't@ passengers 70 Son,-
eaYlte, and rerGrr I'll atsi-.aEct rcr'-.sary.
- Is the aaroadis completed, 10 Som"rybt tbs line
edleavr EasIon o'clock a. VI rtree hours ia,er t!an
~ Ga n 3 snd arrive ~ SeH'fcs about the
..l,p- 4
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
!. - aEDR NEMBIIR (fli-Land-

= L. IT JIM = w DUh0ffI --bdHU-
.-,.ss..r---y ins CaidWei's, West Point and Cold
pli!a-l -teanIhoatIA3IES MADISON, Capt. Charles
lialsea VIII teavr "arren-,treet Pier every TUESDAY
sgd FRIDAY kNENIN C-, at O'Clock
AtBa4gagr. Packages OF Parcels Bank ills or Specie
board OF this hJ !tout bcnu entered on he book
.cs Ibareos 100
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
raNO pARENTS and Gnardians.-In or

de- 10 suit The convenience o! sludeA, " no are 9TH
erist coupled tilrcUg f The day, the undersigned VIII n
iuture the hours from to' VI. 10 i. obstruction
OF few youn" gentlemen. viii, reference TO ire
nature OF accounts and elille them 70 favorable recc
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
HIIRI BIT &. Cos E.xurcss for

:5str.zaJ IAR'rFORD AND SPRINGFIELD--Leayes
S1H7IS Hsrira CO.., O;.ce, No. wa-,t. every al
-----tercoD at2t O'Clock Parcels Packages. Specie.
!,-ni No;e aa al Kinds % frrigh; w De received mil
!. ahore four a5J delivered aboge the morning
~ parcels ignii snsVe, 1c. conveyed their
irf are asror- TIe Dy pe.sl ,s.esIJ or by one
~ IN. pyopret1rs-
0rier, drafts, 7rrrptanCes aa5 iii kiGts Lusness
l,, 5t aer 10 l5srt iyt prompt arerrra AZ fssrnden
Co.'S yre-- Office 40 WALTZ. Osus4 ia Hartford, 81
siatr-sL; II Springfield al Harden ( Cos.
NIL 2wr HUl1EBET co.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
-SuRFF DOI,l.iR U,TS-'Threc Dol
UMBRELLAS, pa.asoIs and Sun-shadcs
INRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN

NJ, VIZ +.
4 FANCY GOODS, very low Tor cast. complete
assortment OF Combs brushes Perumcry, Joseph GilGu'>
and other Steel Pens Cull,r llooksani Eyes rms, Nre.
dies Accordons Pocket BOOKS. Silk are Leather Purses.
Beads and Bead Bags aud Purses Spcciacpf &C. Together
with -nSral assortment Of all articles III lhe above Inc Of
business. Country merchants respectfully invited u
call when visiting this city, ana examine thu stock l.
believed that unusual Inducements offered Al
c. II. .DAEL!NG'SJ
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25

-. Far K0Ikaway, l. l. within .hot dlsiance OF the
MARINE PAVILION tbs bay and oerSa IL
1oEa.lS 100 acres 7aacres otwhich 6l rate tiaoe anG
on the premises i neal FAM. House Bar, asd Other OUT
buildings easy the city beth by land aud wa.
Ter Enquire 0, >an4le 4 3 Merton on The premises or
Of John New ae,I>s, W. lSS Waters srcei, \. \.
.f,.., s,o,q.j mir CIV
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
SCHOOLS.

PREPARATORY SCHOOL at Mid
dl-,own. Conn a Classical and English Boar'iln.
school Tor ia;sri- Summer Session VIZ commence on
ttc 5,h of MAJ Number limited charge Slt0 per
anuIm Catalogues AMI minute a,2rTaion may ts 90,
taned of Rev Htnrv Chase, Nol&6 CaeFrySree ana Oh
q. p Disosray, Esq. No laa Pear
D. H. CHASE, y ". T,-i,,-;s,l.
CIiSE23 ''.'st.
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on Grooblyn Hieh,s. and ejght lots ON Columbia
-9T,aG tween Cranberry md 0He streets. extending 100
fat.t ~ furUau street Lot + :u;an street., 50 ect ronE,
tErc 10 aes street o:i saaable situations Tor
1iSif.ss Nothr ,5le wpamsburlyh. o. Is los On
FIRST street. Nnri1 9Th ana North Iitti se' eK
y11r several !est ~ H. water line The whole
or any ,art ri i property v me- sold low, most OF the
money may reuniuo mortgage Tor Que or more years
.,rtiriil,r5 arr5Iy IA, T. C. BUTLER. - Sands
rrn In, coC ,daul u. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25
rs sELlZA BETH-PORT AND

s.sjzsszEr-g3-, = Vf-E rrKT!T EUNPANI.
-I-1- IrGtZer..7it.-Farc III Cents.
'rlla Steamboats, " iEER-WITCH ard CiND EEELLA
p!ydalyom Eir r fGlgto Ne"Io r5 -cl,in2 ~ Mrs..
,.tgLiOn ana Pafca Boiai each mp follows I'm and
inter thu 7ff day o. Fegrgarr, 49,,
Leave Enane,li-i'cgT, Leave >. York, rier " y
- and - pcock, u. and At2aud Is! ocP, T. ~ ana
Al AMI o'cE5cl. T. VI u an5 G,cIack, r II!
On 5s.niiy
tease EHz?be.fiPon ats ocIock s. VI a..d A. 4 ".
Law. N4,. O'Clock. ". AID n, = O'clock r. D.
y. B.-Passenger3 or w.srfed, Te0c2 Plans, riaioeG,
?au1d- Brook Sorier.i!le Eatoa. lc., N Inc Llzabe-
town md aiiroa Cars WI! ave Neu-Tor&.
IN HI. 2clock bI1 10 the morbiua5 aud IN TIE ard g.
,.lock boat IL the sitgri;ooa-
The iorse Car e. lsass TIE iroHl % u: tI2n ttce.,
lfsF,1sItce ri. the risl, ot ~ owner. me-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-25

e-is boat 3r Nbanr, daily n, 5o'cock P
Il i6T IN uirI between ConraDd and Liberty streets
Tic steamer ROCHESTER,, Capth. ISL John, leaves
TN, ttrplayeateruool. NJ . nclocl.
The<trnn5r SOtI'rfi ,MEElCA Capi Brainarl, leaves
To. Morrow t'rhuc>slayl afternoon NJ O'Clock
Tin, above baat, n.y. aud Substantial furnished with
elegant state Rooms tor speed anlaccorlnodaons are
unrivacd on the llus5l
On Tie " sart, or board.