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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

WHALING IN OUR HAREoR The bark Dragon,
which arrived at this port Yesterday. now lays in
the stream her crew engaged in cutting in and fry
ing out the blubber of four sPern whales, caught
by her OF the coast OF North Carolina. The Cap
tain states tina, ii all the ships in Ncw-Bedford
had been on the ground, they might each have had
whale, so numerous was the school
Barns,ablc bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

CoRs Ou..-We observe, by western paper,
that number Of barrels of corn oil have been sent
on from Ohio TO New-lork. 1t is said to be an
excellent commodity-burning as brilliantly as the
purest SPERM without emitting any of the offensive
odor Of ordnar, oil. If th. new discovery should
prove successful-as those best acquainted with 1t
contend that il will-the vast surplusage OF corn
which is now raised in this country, and so much
Of which is made into alcoholic poison, may be
converted into profitable and beneficial use
Rochester Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

fisH.-CodG,hing will not be st extensively toll
lowed from this county the present yea as tor sew
eral years past We learn that but few vessels
have gone or are gong this season, from Province
town to the Banks, On the south shore OF the
Cape, every body is preparing for Shad fishing
We fear they will overdo the business.
Barn.tablc Patriot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

DMr. LyeiI's Locsures.-Our full illustrated and
carefully corrected Reporlsol MR.LlELLs EIGHT Lee
lures on Recent Discoveries in GEOLOGY Will be pub
lsheG This Morning IN a beautiful Pamphlet Edition.
Thts contain nearly every word Of those Lectures as
reported by Mr.. d. J. RAYMOND, Assistant Editor oil tbs
paper with several lucid Engraving. expressly for the Tn
bune SO large of fresh, interesting and valua'
be information Geology canno, be found in any wofk
ye, published.
Price p cents per copy five copies for 81 seventeen Tor
" thirty copies for s. any larger number sl6 per hua-
dred Orders from Newsmen 10y Mail (enclosinS the
CASH are respectfully solicited. ~ al2tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

The IrtbHS. HddTtb fttefsf pOtt 10 n
We intend to commence very soon a description
of the practical Organization Of Association but be-
fore so doing, we wish TO answer some objections
which arc raised against the idea Of eevating Man
and rendering him happy, and establishing So
ciety Of nth aud justice upon the Earth. One Of
the objection. which is made Is, that primeyal
curse rests upon Man,-that he must always live
in sorrow and misery, and that the Earth Is val
ley OF tears, place of suffering. and that II will
ALWAYS remain so. Another objection Is, that HUI
man Nature or the Passions are inherently vicious.
and depraved, and that Order and Harmony cannot
cone ont of them. We must answer these OBJ
icctions show the fal,eness, or rather mistake.
of popular belief upon thi. subject, and explain Why
people entertain such views. We will commence
with an article which we take from FOURIER, and
which will occupy two or three columns His re-
marks are clear and simple while profoundly
true and combine the most practical colnnon
sense " it'll the highest thought.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
MUSIC at Three Gents Page. at No.

WI - Lspenard-sireei, corner Of Broadway.-CHAo-
r. GEsLhlN, Music Publisher constantly receivng NV
aud fashionable Muse for the Piano. Guitar AMI Flu'f'
which he selling the low price of cents page
retail. A~o on hand, small lot Of Musical lfisir
winch vii be- sO.d very low. The pubic arr nseI ~
and examine for th.u,rye- W-l>.ale dealers supplied
cheaper than az any other establishment n the L. sias
als i'm CH,s r. GFSLAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
"a TOT LET AZ Low enrs-The whole

lA part Of Two story brirk house IN Harlem, Oh
III street. between the 4 and 9TH avenues Also, snali
Store back room and basement in No % Greenwich lane
near Bank rset, also, room and bedroom IN No 3'7
BoWsrv Fourth sirest and ao workshops IN the oi
No 81 Hamuer,ley street Apply 10
: a :. LII n IL ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
TOUN WARWICK, Sweep Smelter and
OIANO FORTE FOR SALE.-A first

rate instrument, nearly new, by hr>trate h,A'l'
u" ~ '' Nv 80 az Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
| YOUNG LADY Competent to teach
gentlemen and their

wye. can be accommodated with pleasant parlors
nd board 70 Chhsse aei the lst NAV. Aiso, l~9
ree single gentleman until HAT time. Apply Al 10 ton
trett. Nj u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
THE TRIBU NE.

Az EXPOSITION OF TIVE CRIED BY joins PEAEsoS D. d
Late Lord Bishop of Chester. Revised by the Rev. W.
= DoEsoN. A VI. Editor Of the Attic Greek Orators
and sophss &c &c. New York ID Appleton Co.
E-ta lWaV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

UM second door OF the College OF Physician, and sur
grol. II Crosly-sirec known n the College Hall The
Room !. well lighted and ventilated anil has small Room
opening upon tie restrum. II convenient place OF meet
ny Tor public worship for Literary Associations 'he
Room may be- auy tme on appl on 10 me "a
u--i..,,et ~ an Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
NASUMERE and Merino Shawls, Nous

seine de Lame, &c. &c. L. Pgnolets Improvements
I'm the Bleaching department ri he establishments by ne ans
of .,cam as employed in the finishing OF goods enable, @
To receive order. much lower rate than heretofore ana
have them more handsomely and eXpcdtousy done Ca'l-
,ere and Merno Shaws restored 10 Their original coof
Wouseline de LANES Blonde, Meckin and other lace,
cleaned and renewed sik hose also restoreu olee d
domask curtains table covers drugget, &c. cleaned aud
pressed L. Pign0et continues hi Dying Establishment a,
nsna IN all lis branches No Barclay street ard io'
81 -, ooar rbattan az Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
"a TO LET-TMo of those modern built

lG three-tory Dwelling Houses on the 9Th Avenue, be-
iwrsu 22d and sd The Chelsea 'tage> come within
one block Of these houses They viii he let 20 good ten
ants at the moderate rent of 500 Inquire o.
G. g. CAMPBELL,
aSnGtt Corner Of 9Th Avenue md 81 street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

u IuS1's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for May
is we'll filed, usual, with valuable and interest
ing matter relative to the commercial and other
interests Of the country. lts principal papers are
on Commercial Voyages and Discoveries, Trade
and Manufactures Of Belgium, The Russian In
solvency Laws Iron Trade of Sweden and Nor
way The Currency By Prof Tucker, Com
merce of tie Lakes, Morals of Trade, Heat Of
the Seasons 'Our Trade with England, and its
usual variety of Mercantile, Bank, Commercial
AMI other Statistics and Misccllanss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
I'M. HAGAR & co. Type & Stereo

WIN. HAGAR * co. Type Il Stereo
w type Foundry. ~ Fnion corner OF Coolest, y. /.
The subscribers take this method OF announcing 70 M
rns and the pablc generally that. having purchaser VIC
extensive and well known Type Foundry formerly ""n'n
by M.sr, Conner Cooke. they have removed TIE >ine
IN thr present central location. Having made eNiesN
revsons alterations md additions, they are now prepare
IN execute orders MAGNITUDE they NAV he iNoleu
with ia promptEess, ani on a. aVorblt terms a. d 81
ron"r IN ,m.rra 4 their new Specimen Book, which
has been recently extensively circulated they would r.
specially refer .-s,,
equal If not SUPERIOR, any manui1c iured ~ u country
AMI undergo thorough examination IS IN apprar'hs,
raus., dressing and properly asserting. All artclts y
hIhea IN the S-csnen Book FORMERLY issued by conner
Cooke together >rts % Fonts sold by uein eaA DIV
he furnished this Foundry without delay VIII may
nee added. ,r.l. y.
Nm. nAGAR 60. are AGENTS for the sac o. We ~
pier Washington and Smith Presses. which, s,ee'her WI
Eh,, &C. Cogro.nr sticks Furniture. Iuk and ever
,r,r- used - the PnAag Business viii be Kept on hdn"'
ant furnished at rnanuiacturcrs prlce, . -.
~ 30 '''- 49, ~ les If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
ASSO CITATION
Or. Principles Of True Organization Of Society.

II The editorfLp Of thus column IS dtinet from that of
The TriJHne Addren istteTs post paid, 10 A. BRISBANE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
"a TO LET-In the Village of Hemp

d. stead /. a two story Main street; two
story mouse, adjoining the above, with large gar
den barn. sc. Also hall Of dwenghouse on Full
street. 90,
The above premises in central part Of the village and
will be rented at low prices Apply 70
al II WI. WOOD, 26l Pearl-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
COTR AND A HALF POUNDS of

Il baked Bread, at the Old stand. ~ Ludlo~"teet'
ihee oo-, rom the corner of Grandstreet Fellow cf-
1ens ifth- quality equal 70 any, end 4. large =
advert .et don't buy IL II equal quality and 30 much
sunrer In .1r 10 bnv must BE- decidedly 10 your interest
Also Crackers ,ixpence er pound Cskcs Ps and Rl'k
~ Inr W G HOLMES. ~ LudioWSL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

AMERIcAs CREDIr.-The following Is nm ex
tract from letter of the great poet WoRDswoTH
to Bishop DsASR:
"1hs proceedings of some of the States IN your
county, in money concerns, and the shock "hlch
is given to the credit Of the State of Pcnhsy wanna
have caused much trouble under our root, by the
injury done to some of my most valuable conneN-
ion. und friends. | am not personally and directly
sufferer but my brother, if the State of Pennsyl-
yania should fail to fulfil its engagements, would
lose almost all the little savings OF his long and
generou. life. My daughter, Though the Perildy
Of the .Smte of Mississippi has forfeited sum,
though but small in itself, large for her means; and
a great portion Of my most valued friends have to
lament their I'M placed confidence. Topics of this
kind are not pleasant to dwell upon but the more
extensively the injury is made known, the more
likely i. it, that where any remains OF integrity, ho-
nor, or even common humanity exist, efforts Will
be made to set and keep things right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

FIsn WITHOUT EYEs.-Mr, J. F. Hanks, in de-
scribing the Mammoth Cave in Edmonson County,
Ky, mentions the fact that many fishes, without
eyes, have been taken in the river Styx, which
runs through the cave. 1--WE were not fortunate
enough to see one, says he, "ss none had been
caught for several weeks. | convcrsed with DIR.
Porter, Of Bowling Green, on the subject, who IN
formed me that he had one of them III his posses
sion; that he had dssected the head, and exam
ined every part of it with a microscope, and no
traces Of any organs Of vision could be detected
They are called blind fish, are about four or 1--we
inches long, and are white and transparent. The
bones circulation &c. readily dlscerned by the
naked eye through their whole substance Doubt
not, reader for there are more wonders IN hca
and earth than were ever dreamed OF IN youi
philosophy" Nashville wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

&c Gro. L. Curry & Co. have just published
Nos. 10 and Ia of De L'Ardechc'. History of Ma
poleon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
OROIu-S,S Boat Establishment, zoo

4 'hoLlt > +. Dodl i'otooiS"N"t'
" Naisr-Strcet, four door east 81 Clhsi ne 's.A'l :
Tle Subscribe las n h mandatory and under be own
immediate suprnlfndence. zone 81 the oldest ara ~ Il
experienced builders thi, city. AMI the best ~ materials
for building every description Of Boat. which enable, hn
furb. the tuoee Boats az the most approved
model and workmanship on the no brrsi terms
Builder Of tie Saian Muscars Peasnrr Barge. We
Wave. Galee, Victoria. Atlantic. Wskona Booklyn Nc.
A,o the Ann of PseA,k; Washington Of Poughkregse'
Do he's. Of Hyde Park Syph a-t wave OF Noble "ro'
stewart of Louisville Mafanie Celeste OF New Orleans.
II kr az Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

REENWlCH POTTERY, 2bl tlst-
IL ,e,,,b street, between Ninth and Tenth Avenue'-A,
ihis esa >hment the only OF the hin. ntMs CIV $50
m, l,rrr I'M The State the subscriber respectfully informs
the public that be manufactures aGd o1cs Tor sde' Oh "e
mos, reasonable terms. the following articles, VIZ: -
stone Ware. Earrhern Ware, Portable fufnac,, rh t
Pots Oven Tile, Chmney-fots, stove Lnlnss hai0..s
Pr F,raBrcL CreerIIou,e Tie. Stave Tubes, H. &c
NB-Cbencal and Druggist Ware % order Az s'Hers
through the Pos-Ohce viii d. punctualy eNcCuicd
mlg SIN WNShiN" Wy gu -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

THE WORLD i.-CONANT. 2SO Grand street, has
now on hand Of the latest Spring fashion, an eHetu as
,ortmen Of silk Hats ut sj $3.50 mi S-a reduction OF
~ cents on each hat from former prices hln superior
article Fur Hat for 81 equal 10 any sold IN me Guy tr
81 30 and s. The public respectfully invited !" eal
4 GOOD assortment of Boys Hats and Caps on Wand
Rl9 I'm CONANT, 20 brand ST. htd' hH'1L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
INSURANCE
LTNA Fire Insurance Company of n.

4'INA ire insurance company ol "
~ Y-oEcc No. - walisL-Insurc asaIns, to>s or
damage by srr dwelling houses, stores goods. uriu
vessel, aDd Their eargos N Por and property o"
a, favorable terms a. any olhcr one,
join ' sII an Ge,r,~ Poraeroy. "a CLAYTON
Fresk Pent1, p. Louis F0ulse, Geo. Coisai',
Chester Clark Wa. hltee right, h. v. Blackwell.
l. NJ Huffman Nm \. ?. FraiI, g. W Cot
:. ID. SkHia, VI l. Marsh. Jos Jan csun,
". Hapeiea. io5 Van ,i1i Bd,kerck. Ss, .7 w6oi
TheoPs Anthony Dan'ei l. cray M,n d. d. Isorn'
a. in - T. R f.ilS; p. Dryy. sur.eyor
THE HOWARD INSURANCE COM
l. pany-Captal s5oeoo Office M y Wal Il Tbs
Company contnue>to MAKE insurance against los oT a'I
age BY ire and inland n 9sy, sger@ps
Rensselaer, Ravens, Naias Taylor. Col. W Lawrence
1 pnTp. r-a, S' % c2sSh S Ms'a s1 VEL
Iosepi B. v-raam flaming c.Taeker Ioha Ra,~x
Henry Thompson Il HANENs, President
Lgwis PHILLirs, secretary ds
JEFFERSON INSURANCE. Company.
- No II walls,reet corner Of Tlanoyer-streeL Tbs
buildings goods, GisrcLandile generally ai>o
on vess and cargoes against loss or damage oy inland
navigation on ~ iaVornnle ieTn as any other once
Thoaa, ". Ttorue; Caleb G. Tuns, John c. Merritt
Thsnas T Woodruff Moses Tucker. Thomson Price,
B,r,jaa r. Robson, fra-oi. ?. Sage, john Lee.
John l. Dawson, Elisha Eiggs, james =. Holmes
tason Baker. VIM X. Thorn. John 7. Moore
MARTA Hoffman, James r. Whiting, samuel lndefhl
Joseph Allen, Joseph Drake, - .
THOMAS ". THORNE, Precedent
Gro # Ucpy Secretary f2tu
INSURANCE against Loss or Damage
~ Fire. hy tie United ~tae' Fire Insurance Conpa-
nv. at their office, No. * Nall->treet
DIRECTORS.
r,o povp. R.uf strong Geo ID. r0si.
Jno r. Wilt. Geo Hussev, II. ". BOVINE,
SI,s III l. + Carpenter Albertw oodhull
Rsbert G. Cornell Ebn. Cauldwen. Geo. u. smith.
L. p,rtcr ' No.ris K,tcillr Saml. G.. PaxSon.
Benz. COricS, y. :. lnderiil ''leD n"t>W"f
Iindley Murray. C. r. Cromwell Geo. iiurihut
H. n I,wre.re Coru> " Lawrence sam. l.. Mtchill,
- Nsr WICK. &. kneelsnd, IA, Mar>n'
Roht D Weeks Roht b. Mmturn, D.A. Cu>hman,
- vi Tbs " Pear.all Chs Ihll,hurgh
'' ' J l. BOVINE, President.
r..,-s w,,v,r Serro,ar- az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-

n EW YORK Dying and Prinilng f'sa-
BLisfNENr, STATEN ISLAND, ohce 2r me
reception asI delivery OF gO0s, No 81 tae ~ 'uID
New York Dive and finish In a superior m@nHrr, Do'h-
eotb. Cassimeres Silk. ~atins, SILK Velvet ana .iu'n'
RibsOn. Canton and Italian Crapf, sh ILL., a.
Glove, and Hose Ladies and GeDtIeo'eD' 'sn,n'' W"
cen DamasA and satin Curtains, Lp,ns a',n I"' cH
Cleas.e snd Re.hnlsL MeriDo Ihor. ~ ~ .i I"J'
n, Eiaor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chinl Curtains,
&e -, ,rs carefully attended TO and promptly executed.
JMG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Exemption Law.

MAY furniture exemption Law
VI This MAY Day, this law goes into operation me
ner.n no got up the first petition tor H. Who obdnes an
10 natnre, iu In. civ and sent the Legislature last
nter and the winter before visited Albany BON sessions
furnished the Legislature with the facts, Obtained editorial
orc &C. and thus was mainly Instrumental IN the passage
~ av owing 10 reverse vet la debt Tor some OF the
-, srs Tins incurred A. tn, humane inw i secure on
The Statute Book, many would Doubtless "insy >iaie ~
80 v.n.. 10 such he will say, that any donation len
win Mr. J r. Haven. 100 Broadway, orwn MI Chas OK
,l DIVISION, will be- handed him for this purpose M u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
no WATCU-MAkERS, Jewelers.. &c.

kr-Tbe subscriber. still continue Ia manufacture all
nd of Jewery Spectacle &c kc. in the most ashoni
Die Vie and at greatly reduced Pnces, wholesale or retail
Purchaser, will do well 10 call before pnrthaNng ess"'ei'
Old gold or silver bought or exchanged.
r. = BI'TLER L co, No. Is Maiden lane
aos qus Corner II Iittle tireen-str up : alrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
INRENCU g. GERMAN Fancy Goods.

r very low forcash-A complete assortment Of Combs,
RrusLrs Perumrry, Joseph Gsi and other steel Peas,
Gallery Hooks and Eyes, Pins NEEDLES, Accordons, POcs
e,Rooks silk and Leather Beads and Bead Bags
and Purse, Specaccs, &c. together ~iO sensra aSit
uent of all sri cle in tire above line CUISINES. Country
merchants are respectfully invited 10 call when visiting TIL,
city, and examine the stock, as j. believed Va, o. sual
Inducements offered AT L. H. DhhLlNcS,
M. Am n Maiden Lane and Liberty street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
TUUOMPSON'S TRUSS.-Curc war

ranie,l-The only right principe ever discovered ~
Won can have a. much wish on the rupture
without back pad. which does great injury ZONE eid
try il ,x DAYS aud n ], the easiest best aud CHEAPEST,
Won NAV fctun Il; Apply at9S Eddgest, near Broome,
for the present, at al hours Lade, attended 10 by lady
H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
"a For SALE-That very desirable plat
a. Il II w. sAML RooME. i2i Walker 81
lA ROOMS TO LET at 3Ol Broadway.
"a DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

IN CHEAP RENTSi-A very desirable two.'tnry
Brick Hsus.. No Iilbert->tree mar - JOHNS Park
another SUPERIOR Dwelling in Cherrysrret No f8. VIII be
f either 10 one families also, House in Avenue q,
near IouIon-,tree. Either OF tese pren lsss may be
rented upon air terms from " r. >i'n NILS,
II NaS>au.st, 2I story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
AND AMERICAN PAPER

HANCINGS and Borders, for sale cheap, al l'e ~.
Ted States Paper Hanging and BandBOS Warehouse o.
Canal street near Broadway, New-Nork Rooms papersn
" ,l nes,.,t manner JOSHUA BROW n, 81 Canal 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

An FxPosiTIoS OF TIVE CRyFD BY joins PEAEsoS d. ID
Late Lord Bishop Of Chester Revised by the Rev. ".
= DoEsoN. A VI. Editor 81 the Attic Greek Orator,
and sophs;s. &c &c. New York ID Appleton Co.
eco Broadway.
The publishers of tins large and 6ne octave OF
more than -ix hundred page, will receive as they
merit the thanks Of all members Of the Episcopal
church for placing within their reach this most
able and widely known exposition OF the articles
in the creed they profess. 1t is the work OF pro-
found scholar and an ardent, Jealous Christian
and is well calculated to make clear and precise
the various object. Of the Christian faith. The
method adopted is first to settle what the word.
ofthc creed then to explain their meaning, thirdly
TO prove the truths they announce-afterward'
to show the necessity Of believing them, and last
ly, by general review, to give the sum OF each
particular truth Appended to the work are the
principal crceds Of the Greek snd Latin churches
with full and explicit index of the various topics
treated.
" The LoxDoS QUARTERLY REVIEW foI
March, lv.t published contain. All article on
Joan of Arc, giving sketch of her .xtraordi-
nary and Of the time. in which she lived
review of Prof. Liebig, on Agricultural Chem
istry' Il splendid paper on Ricnli and his Times,
"A review Of the historian. of Russia, a valuable
paper on The Church Of England and the Di.
vines of the Seventeenth Century and sther OK.
cellcnt articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
TRUNKS, TRUNKS

I manufactured to order aud oT sale by T. H. No
DIME 2i1 Creeuwi ch street. Barclay (basemen
NewYork r.. II. y. keeps constantly on hand every DE-
-ripon OF Travelling and Packing Trunks carpet nag
Vas. ladies warr-proof Hat Boxes and Trunks, whole
sale and retail. the most reasonable terms oI rnnA
IL ..nl In r.IL.r M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
TRUNK REPOSITORY,

No leo Pearl-s; opposite Cedar-lI HOtEi man
uissqres and keeps constantly hand very description
of Tr.,eng and Packing Trunks Carpet Bags NalHes
kc al wholesale and retail, cheap for cash OF approved
- Tn2 ip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
nINNEFORD's PATENT IMPROV

lied ELECTRICALFLESH GLOVES and STRAPS
lrOiucr healthy stats OF ae system by lneuon ~Hout ur
-.k OF leafng the skin, all the ordinary hofe-an Ss'"
IRE liable 20 10. -,
The great value the Horss IIaT Repoyaor th-rs,
eutr AGENT when applied the human body snow too well
rnovr 10 every one has paid the least attention u the
moorasce OF healthy acton OF TIM sknto require artr
eom Inrut.
# Chaml,srs-sre~f. Granite Building. Hpu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
"a TO LET-To a small family ONLY
"a TO LET-lu Brooklyn, , handsome
III TO LET CHEAP-.In Thirdst.

l ont children. the second story at the modern three
,iov BRICK House 22 Eat Broadway consisting OF ont
and rear parnrS with bedrooms ADJOINING, good panties
and cloe, presses also rear basement h cellar um tr-
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DRUG STORE FIXTURES--The
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UyUE CANTON TEA COMPANY OF

Ter for SAFE at III Chathamst New-York, the cheap
est AMI most genuine the world M any qnanuty no
lee, than ounces II any article purchased nj Their eab
hhncnt should give full satisfaction II i requested 1
hey be brought hack-the money will he returned y ~
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2 DllA THREE Thousand Dollars

,t'JN'NtNv can be furnished 10y person OF long ~
6reuce in business, 10 any who ~oGld give s~cury
or tie money and would give him compensation tor As
an1 attention. Sc or zone advantage equal Ia Il NJ
tSs y. l.. al this office, with real name AMI r,s'iens
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"A TO LET-A Summer Residence,

Il beautifully situated on the bank of the East RIVER
O0 0 nan street aud Thin ise minutes walk OF the Har
en- Railroad cars The House surrounded by rut trees
md ,hrubbery, and commands fne view OF the river
nsiifnt,on a25tf
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R-PROOF
BOOTS and SHOES selling off at cost.

ID C. MEAD, $40 Grand corner OF Noriok-saeet-
nm, immense stock Of Boot. and Shoes comprising one Of
the largest AID best a,sOrimens OF work ior Isais '
can h. ound in the civ now selling OF at Cost To Close
the concern The subscriber invites all that wish 10 pnr-
r. mi SHOE Pleas recollect nj G.. MEAD>
~ i,n 9a Gra.l-strret, corner OF Norfolk, Y. !