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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

D Carpetings! Carpetings! Carpefings.
Cheaper than eyer-iil those who want OF Carpet
ngs, notice the following
Ill wool krnlt "a r>erv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04
Extra Tribune.

DENORMoUS DEFALCATIoNS OF THE LATE
LoC0-FOCO OFF1CE-HOLDERs! The open violation
ofhe Laws by the Chief Magistrate Of the City, in taking
and appropriang the Public Money Plain Reasons why
there such desire and desperate eor,
tain power by OF Fraud, Usurpaton and Violence
Still palmer Reasons Why Ta1Payers and Voters shoudl
again confer the pariissns OF these Politica
Power, either in tie State or City Government,
u Copies of the Extra containing detailed
of the LocoFoco Defacaens for sale a, this Office Price
TWO CENTS,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

rA-PEoPLEsn nd1,S dISEaFars si.,I a :. = seost oey 4
e1cepted,) by steamboat 10 Elizabeth
daily ssehah ihe foot Of Gourand, O'Clock
nv Jersey Railroad 10 there connect w ~
es nS e aying at Eaton at O'Clock For sesis a-
1,iv ~ A. b. Hope Merchants Hotel, Al CoTtiandts
B. This route, account OF The shert diSahce W
coaches con1ends itself % the public
Once removed from Is 70 IL Cortiandt street. seS'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

~ esournud's Eusl de kseaute, for thoroughly
exlermnalng TAM pimpe reckles saowness and all Gu.
taneous eruptions This beautiful cosmetic is too well
known need another word The genuine is to be had
the original Office 81 Wakereet one door from Broad
way. 81 per bottle. OH liHs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

u Economy and FashIOn.-Superior lm'ta'
ton Moeskn Hats cloth under brns at the extreme low
price of 81 so. Also very good article at 81, war
ranted fur bodies Fine Cassialere Hat reduced to
s. So If any instance the above Hats do not give salts
faction TO the he be fully satisfied by giving IN.
formation 10 J. w. KELLOGG, No. IS CanaSL,
o8 Inns corner of Thompson
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-04

u Fall Style of eScnfIemen's Hnts-BIRD
Of Pine and Nassausree has ready for in-
spection and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats O6 ESM&Wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
CLOCK DEALERS, look at this AT
DATENT UNION DOOR SPRINGS.

Entrance 7, BoNery, Old ; On nj tie Golir Clock,
all Pm Overlooking Chatham square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

ectuai Namre-that is TO our Passions. Attrac
tons and Character
Our Socictie, arc the work Of Legislator. and
Politician. the Passion, are the work O., God
Now either the Passions are bad. or Society j.
tai--; for Evil prevails. and to fnghttgl extent.
Which Of tAe alternatives shall - choose
Reason answer, thai 8, would be more natural 70
suspect Socety-t4e WORK OF Man, than the
Pa-,ion.-tnc work Of God If he Passion. are
in tAcm.c,,c- god AMI perfect. but a, present
merely perverted. taen they may be- rightly IL
rccird, ard better state Of thing, established
upon jhc Earth Tor our false Societies may be-
rcformc! or done away with aad replaced 10y
others; but if tle Passions are iu ih.m-,.ye, iA-
hercaty bad, then there is go hope fer the isiuc,
for Legislation. and Moralist, have bcc= STRIVING.
for tic last four thousand years. with the a.d Of
prisons. -ca4ol., brands, fms. I'll ressiyc h'orr-
and other means oi CONSTANT TO rePress AID keep
them order, bat all in vain for they are just o.
bad as ever
We may lay it down a. a general nw, that when
the Passion. are violated. tlvnItod disappointed
thcy take afal-c or perverted developments aud cE'
gender Ilatr"d-. Antpsti;es, Revenge. jealousy
Melancholy De-pnr. Insanity and other pcrver-
sion- Love. 10, example. j.. in it. real nature or
essence, beautiful Passion still, ID outraged. dis
appointed or .mo,herad Il may ~ad t. jealousy,
Envy, Despair. suicide, In!an'icde and other ter
rible results. Ambition is a noble Passion; i
Stimulate Man to the performance Of I'D that j.
great and honorable, lnt vhcI perverted mis-
directed or falsely Developed. il. effects are ter
r.b!c: it then leads to Hated. Revenge, Tyranny,
War and ,ther ouirg'..
These cNam,,e> show the double action Of the
Passions and tie nature OF the Law Of Duality 4
Movement. know ledge Of rhi, important law
gives rs a kry by which We can understand Human
Nature. and conci.ilte thc apparent pcrycr'ily and
badnc-. OF the Passion. with their real al. inherent
goodness 1t Will also inspire the " Grid with dat
Faith which ii requires most,-i Attn Is Man II
relieves Humrn Nature from the responsibility of
those depraycd, odious and icndlihc feelings, which
are Pcrycr,ons Of the Passions.-and places it
whetc II should rest. upon our false system, If
Society. 1t strip, Man Of The d4mning contomi-
nation OF Vices and evil Propen-itics which arc
now believed inherent in MIN, -yindicatcs the Dig
nity and Goodues Of his Nature aud inspire, rs
with the enthusiastic hope ihnt to the Passions is
reserved high AID noble Development. and TO the
Human Race a career Of Harmony and Happiness
upon TIE Globe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
DOILED AND Plated BRASS.-

fr>l rate art Gle OF Rolled 1nd Plated Brass. can
always found JAMES g. MOFFErT III Prince 81,
near Wooster at The lowest market prices Likewise very
mf.rlor article of Corners BrasS a22u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
PRINCIPLES Of True Organization of Society.

Or, Principles Of True Organization of Society,
~ Tt< ,Jitor.ip Of iI column dtincf from that If
tn. TriLt Ad}rsss iet;ers po4; pa,d to A. BRISBANE
M.ErixC.-A Meeting Of Il Friends Of Association vii
take r,ce at their Rooms All Brosdwsy second door be
low L,prnardrre.i, tbs evening, (wednesdsyj a
O'Clock. \ Lecture will De delivered. and measures pro
posed for advancing OF the cause T0.c who
take interest our pnscpe, and la5ors are invited T.
attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

" The large Touring and saw mills Of MesSrs.
"oodworh & kimball at Marscillcs, Ill. were
burned on the goth alt. Loss about $4,000.
Unless the ire wa. the result Of friction in the
chinery--wbich is not probablc--i, was the WORK
of an inccudiary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

II& ,irable Il ,dencr situate on Rchsond 81 Temp
NSVle. Sl;as Island bring the second house the hill
south Of the kp~opn Church late IN the occupation OF
William W Russell. Esq r~plete with every convenience
tor gtniot family, with double piazza IN ipnt aud en
r!r ,eI pz1fn 10 fhe rear, Garden AMI >hrubbery
TIE premises are beautifully situated about 1--WE minutes
ra.. from tie Quarantine Ferry, and command exleu
..Vr land and water view.
Partic4ltr. made kuo" application 10 George Cailn
FL Trmpl ie al his office 10 Newest. ~. York
~ " :. Root, near the Qudra1t'uc.
Nm. ,rk Ami 30 lg4g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
EIOTR AND A HALF POUNDS Of
VHE CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

ter for sac, at III Chaiisn.-,t Newfork the cheap
st and mo-. genuine es iLe world, any quantity not
e>s than ounces u ans article purchased at their estab
ishnent should not give fu iicion. requested tat
.rY he hrnuglt hsck-hr mnncg vii BE- returned Z "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
"a TO LET-rhe Store No. BIB Bow

= A. efv. ltt.d or DrF Good, Crn<kers " Shoes
80, "a handsome Dwelling seven r'Oms, well arranged
I'll usrtre.. cellar. lni good ya0is Inquire OF WI H.
NKNEN Il 81 BoWery, corner o. Einh-.L my9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
lSA TO LET-The large Room on tho

second f,or uf the College oi Physician. and Sur
g1GH 81 Cro.hy-,treef known tie College Hall. The
Room well lighted AMI ventilated. and has small Room
opening upon th- >rum T. convenient place OF meet.
ing for public worship. i0r Lierary Associations The
Room aay Boz sf any tWe Application 10 tie JAM
To-. For further particulars apply 10 z. wATrSJr, ~
Mercfr-slresf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
.AASsICAL and CommerclaI Institute.

X 80 Roadway. A. Newman Princps l-in this lat
tuition yoGug -cnamrn M be- instructed IN ali TIE branch
OF 10 rolch English education preparatory tor col eye
or commercial. pursuits ~ life. Ferns Moderate god rri.
er.-e. \. b. Rooms To ei tor lectures and dcbii-
rf.r .,, ,..f,, Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

~ ha, on Elul large supply of Char. of all kind.
which lee VII sell Ser cheap tor cash. The char, are
manufactured Lg imstif and taramth lie VIII se At he
,iaw.ng prices: ud,0r Char, +. Scroll Top Maple -,
Brde,c Grccan TOPS AMI Eanr ,ie-, lie Grccan Flush
seat ~, Box seat. best quality, >- Be- Mahogany, hall
French ron ) 50 90 ~ Frenth do from $50 So, good
a. can he Loui for = 100 the cy. Mdho- cane box
scaia arcer.u. : % ; 81, aad all others IN pro-
portion.
large supply Of Venetian Window Bin for sale equally
low Those mo are about purchasing the above ARTICLES
Will their interest hy calling ~ the factory AMI store
of q. q Colon. II Cdiharine-st ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
- TO LET-ln the Village of Hemp

,sh stead, l.. two story store on Main streets two
story dwelling -hnIs' ad oInng the above. m large gar
den, barn. 80 AsD 0no half Of dwelling mouse Pal
ton street
rbe above premise, na central part of the village, and
VII be rented at low prices Apply 10
AL wa. WOOD, 26i Pearl-street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
sgs, FROM : to 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

-. DEN SEED. in an tie choices, species and warp
10 n ,ale lu quantities "a SUI purchasers, BRIDGE
MANS permanent ahi,hmeu corner ~ y gieflthsf
sgt BroaiVsy Al.o The Young Gardener. t.y,nt
containing th, result. ~ his y yess practice w NewYpk.
ih, wOrA has been honorrd by ue award Of Gold Me-
a1i from he American Institute. which Institution and tie
New.Iarh ~tae AyrcGura Society, hsyihg ain swariSd
.y-r cope. Pcernnn, for superOy ssscIaen, 81 Gar
den p-1ilct. idrler comment : DEEMED unnecessary.
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
COIVAN respectfulIy informs tne

w Tad.e, 81 New-Tork ard is vic nifty that se contin
ue, giving Lesson, the Piano Forte, Harp Guitar All Ia
Singing.
Ms> Z. viii ae happy receive her pupils az No t
Whtc-sir,at on the ~ OF Ma, next II preferred
teach The house # those ladies' who hon
or her with thrir patronage.
Harm and Piano Fore, for sale and for hire As,
Plane Forte OF very superior quality and tone to bc d.
posed Of
very convenient Once 10 let al 80. Sc White street;
Suitable for pro>, oull who also be
no. sfri with board Appiv = ". II Dnausst a6 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
MOOR AND NUMBER plates.-Door

J and Nualber Pl,ie, Those IN want OF handsome
yer Plated ar Br,. Door Pate, reduced prices, would
well tn call at l3l BowCry. A-o. Engraving done 10
=. i...f ,n,vner fuvqIw-I WHITE CRANE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


w ty.iyc gfs to work al the Artificial Flower max
Y ana l-w to learn. Also, good Carrier Inquire at
To- Ia Cbrv.ii,. streri mi I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

w The undersigned continue. o give instruction ,r
Mruug. lk-keepug aud to<Ti rc1l Arithmetic dufuc
tie day evening. The lssiens my b. rscerrsd entirely
prra's Tdsrod
The term, the char -el by The advertiser dur
ing the lat years, $j for der branch singiy Until
tie requisite Proficiency j. attained.
T. obsai- further annoyance tom useless Applicant ION,
the advertiser he, >atethg' no. neither prose, % trac
writing fixed number Of issSyn nor 20 provide >rUa-
ton, 0r d., students, and regard, Do. mode OF lnsruc
Os, BE- deems t sufficient 10 stale, Tor the uiOlmai on
strangers. What may be easily tested by enqurng amons
merchants viz that there hundreds OF young men u
filling the duties Of responsible ant lucrative situation, n
i. city who owe their ads % the advertiser,
,tructOu THOMAS jon -, l8o Broadway.
For sale the rooms JONFs's BoogKEsrISG just pub
l'.h,d dud already adopted the leading Academic n,t-
tutilu, in thu CITY. Price 81 ~ sl,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

l NJ il8i Broadway Ncw-iorA.-D-pasltory Tor the
sac of Curo,.tes, Shells. ned.'. sc. ou comm.s.onC
". PEhLE would respectfully inform The public that BIS
store now prf-.n, the largest ami most valuable collection
specimen. Nat-la soIf nj, re-, iDr sale In th>
cts. consisting Of Fores alf AH.rr1D Minerals DOT
received and Cr sale 'h- large .0ou 0i 10" late D.
B0Ydi shells from al part, oi 'Hf ~0ri consisting o up
ward, Of o0oe0 specimens FANNY aaI School Cab nei,
1f Minerals. Shells, &c from q 5Jrps-fS airline al Bye
Tor wor,d work and pr igrug IS , 30; Coins, Insect
and specimens nf every other branch o uaiua science.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
no EMIGRANTs AND OTHERS

rare chance u offered i0r iie purchase Of upward,
90 acre. Of land. within s. miles Of the city Albany
with the stock agricultural INSTRUMENTS AMI appearance.
az price utalp % The time. >ad land situated The
Town ~ Well. Hamilton 60, y. v. j. well waered AMI
tmbsrsi. and ha- upHb to good barns and dweliiar
hsu... pa arb. hundred clsared and ~
= Liable cOnd zoo and may easily be- sideI tour
I've nice grszng of from 100 70 80 each. Pos
s,..on giyn iumed aely desired FOR further psrtis
lar. apply 10 ih~ subscriber,
F. g. LICkEY, Agent, q John Il y. Y.
Jsnss Rutherford, proprietor. 61d sui York
Rro0slyu, 81 tie Rev. G. Rutherford, the prem
i.as nkp-U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
.RENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER

HANGlNGS AL Bsrdsr.. 'or sic cheap, al ihr ! ~
Tel STATES P-psr Hanging snt Bens Box "sf"io1-- -
:, ,,s ,eate,i u.anner JOSHUA BROWN. Is Canal u
all LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

- Fer ale or exrhEngc 80 tracts OF fdhirIir i-Il'
- acrss each, soil Of superior snauJ' wa
ii nh ae streams ard covered WIN me l,D' ,och
So, - Lcsory beach, walnut, Ma - and syC smsre.
m ou . aJaoe 10 wheat, rye, cOf9 "a cotton tobacco,
80 ADD Ifs poaioes The above Az Will sold at
5-,J rr.ces and on terms b ,uit, Orthey vii be
itss c- almost any Kind u merchandise. For maps,
6',gr.,ss snd particulars, apply 70 -
nj n A. p. SMITH, . Liberty st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
NIK. and MRS. BAiLEN would inform
s,ELECT School for Noung adies. 55l

- BroadNav.-Mf>. Newman sui Mn. lInckley, Priu-
c,ls In This Institution Young Ladies vii be- Instructed
boz he brauche. OF 4 thorough English Polite a Ofnl
ln-uai fsucaton Terms moderate. Pupils Admitted az
~ firl" Iuouestiona5le references mY9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
Premium Pens.-A SiIyeI

Metal "a. awarded J. Haydn 'or Lfs " yrly ~
80 Per.~ f, tl. American In.fo af d, lat fai.
Government have given them ihc Pr'irrenof' an -
accountants and many Of he poni .'' .. l,' -
ofbr- Pm They have Justly obfan-d ilr s-ur'' iru-
ton and ave not surpassed feqaaef aay ~ hr eonn
1-'eIt. am. =. = -. 49,, -, -. f.,
my3U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
AsA FOR SALE-A small house and five

IA or * a, lard cleared, and about
out with hau'.one growth o peach trees.
and the remainder of the Ins wooi-suaea At Far Rock
AVA, the road between ID. r. Jennings and tire
'oli-elie Inquire n the toll-gate OF JOIN NORTON
Jr 10 The to-gate. Far RnckswHy Rave 4
for him with I NfMHDi So. - Water 4 y \ milf Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
50 DWELLING HOUSES TO LET

II CHEAP RENrS,-A very desirable two-,iorv
Brick Tsuse. No Iluhetl~rert n.ar - John. Psrk.
another superior Dwelling Cheuyreet NJ. fs. will be
either 10 one iamles a0. Ito 80 IN Avenue 3.
near Ilnu,ion-,ir.et. Eih,r of tfeW may hr
rented upon TAR term, rom ID. >IcKEL>,
f.ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

for safe ~ e Jpis-si. y Y-The,e Springs if occs-
-onaiiv OILED f~ b+arr-, Viii last longer than any
SPHINX OF red io tle pubic.
" X. AT orders FER tl- q cstpgut oi hrse springs ~
Door. Gsfes Sc H be- p-.upty ,n C cItaaly a'isn'
ell To Il Ieft as above tor th- subscriber. .-,,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
NIlLITARY GOOnS helow cost. n

WI 81 Maiden !anc.Tue subscriber having r.linqnh.
FL Tie military bushes, and removed b., goods from l9i
Broadway o. - Maiden Lane, offer To g u hs entire
.tock-con,sfi.g of swords. Belts >ishe,, Epaa,ttrs
Iace Buii0us Planes. Maket, Rife, &. g.. b,loN cost
Taiinr making uniforms orncer, eqlppnr Themselves or
prr.9.s purchasing 10 sell again viii 90 wei 10 call.
a. n WA. HINTON.
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IA FOR SALE-The Whitehead Works

XmX situated at Stockport. IN the County Of Columbia
and state OF Newly ork-ncudns the rights of Ed~ ard
Butler Es, tenant of the real estate. and portion ct
tie buildings upon which .aid works ersctelnclun.
hi. rish require ,aU thereof Together with all I'M.
prov lieuts whether " buildings wacr-~heels machD.
~ whether attached the premises, nth"rwse, and all
materials the sad premises u'ed repaired IN The max
Jog OF Whteead, including Lead. wrought OF INV Fought.
coal OIL &C. &c Also to- right II carrying IN SAID works,
with Tie Improvement. discovered hy Edward Butler ~ the
process ot manufacturing and mixing OF Whitehead aud
paints.
Tie a'osc j. offered pry.ie 'ae until the lath day Of
NAV. next ,n not disposed Of by thatddv tue same vii
boz sod III Pubr Auction on that day. ~ u 0crck, VI at
the Merchant, Exchange in the city OF Nev.Yors For
further particulars. rud 10 trims Of sar, inqHre Of
McCouu Clark Aorneys ~ Law, No - wall street, or
upon the premises al stockport, Of
ri SILL PHELPS, Assignee, &c.
Dated HrX.Y0RK. April -. 1912 as 2sw 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
bi!G. lui NJ usN stuffed 4. natural - II.
DAGI ERREOTYpE PORTRAITs

taken from s. NJ I'LL p. W. N ir moderate price of =,
ta eat morocco case Dagl-re1yfe Portraits trad' y
'or Clothing Fancy Articles. CuroSie, Printing. Adsef-
Using P-rou ugt aud furnished with apparatus, So
capable % Portraits ~ the above process. on very
moderate terms,
B.-Pei Bird, and Animal, s,.dei q. natural as he
al2tf -. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
JEFFERSON INSI RANCE COMPANY.
SARATOGA SPRINGS mstitute.-E

- X. BANGS. \ VI, Principal. \. SMITH. Tcach.r
nt tie English and French Language, M>ll CIV L. ABEL,
ProceVfn,> go Teacher of tie Ornamental Branches
Tho Summer Term viii open ou ic fir>i Monday May.
The Principal w'i be \ewNork during the ia>t week W
April, 20 receive applicant, and 20 accompany hs pupil, o.
>l~1foEa.
Cata', que, or Circulars Will Dee forwarded ho'e W -
n information ard % term, &c. and csmHg
'lc Pr,c pal directed 10 le6 Broadway viii receive AZ
fent.pn. m1t idWbW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
NANTED.-Employers are respect

Nv m.v inf rmti tlat the suh.ci h.r On, made the
necessary arrangement tor procuring and vocn Aep
hat GOOD for trc they daily arrive irom rlrupf.
such Mechanic, ~ oil kns, Artsi>. Farmers Gardner
iah0rei. and for business. Females, such a.
SeanI.ifecs Chalihernai- Mares ind g, for general
homework, and Others ri an descriptions, r city or couA-
y of different nations can De- obtained al the Temperance
Office. II Nassau street bear John. 10 Basement
WI HENDERSON. Proprietor.
PS-Anv communication addressed above will be
strictly attended Men Tor any occupation furnished To
e,ul6y.rs traits ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

z 4 fo LtT-t workshop with supe-
4 - -'r Nef-rer' 'N. ln.,u.sc o. J. L,cse ia rssr
NN. % Non a. mt I'm
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- TO IET-in BROOKLYN, > handsome
"a TO LET-A Summer Residence.
"a For SALE-That very desirabIe plat
10 ROOMS TO LET at 3Ol Broadway.

-lLA Handsome Prr'or md Bedroom, attached. of va
lou. sT.S furnished uafurnsi-L The House will be
n uicd and put cnWpte ori,r. Artisi>' Families
jn IT, gentlemen ho tuk OF changing would do well In
an. Also Room 20 e, ga the fourth floor, . feet wide
~ 81 o,l eep Inquire the I hOor room 81 als
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
"A l60 Acres Illinois Lands for Sale for
o.. SALE. .-iiargaln Bargains =

$50 IN Cab, Handsomely located. fine soil, and -
. IN rch nrsbborhood For NaP., sc, apply 10 =, J..
-NfTH. 25 Lhe~fv-.irerf. mfvot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
YOUNG lady Competent to teach


w y L.perarl-,iTr'i corner of Bfoadway.-tllA>.
T. GESLtlN Music Publisher D. constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music Tor the Piano, Gu'iar and fiuie,
winch hr ,el. the very ow price oi cents page,
retail. A>1, tanl .mal. 'ot of Musical Instruments.
winch vii Boz sold very low. The puniic are invited 20 call
ana examine Tor themselves. N-l->a~ dca-rs supplied
cheaper than al any other e,iab the t. states.
y B.-P.auo torcs tuned NJ - cents.
ais Inn CHa>. r. CFSLtIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

- TO LET. for sale or exchange-'The
IS iIo1>e sal sable with half A. arrr ~ ground a.
acri on the u a-at conner ot Firm Avrnu- and l2h-
'tIe-t Apris an 80 GrreuNciA,trrsL u5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

sEA TO LET-Pleasant Rooms and or
-CA Eces No Ws.s;re-i, corner Bnosdvay Apoiy 10
= 81 J. FLY, 10 FULTON ,irr,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
fzy FLORIDA LANDS.--A beautiful

I''hityl In D'hH'phi
-. Plantation for s1le-Itle lndi,puiabls-1he SUBJ
srre- authorized 1 offer sale beautiful Plantation
Florida consisting Of 900 o land, stnsisi on the rye
II jobs. with mile of the beautiful and improving
eli, ct J4ch sOnyle bounced three sides by water
mostly rich prairie an neat Cottage aad suitable out
lo.e, are on the premises. II j. well stocked and the
sio-k can De- purchased very reasonably: Apply TO-
TlIOS JEFFERSON SMITH,
MO NJ 4 pas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
REAL. ESTATE

n 10 LET.-The large story Store
.~-G " q, p''s'rc,t Tn, rate st,ri lor any s'nt
I hi,u.s. Inquire a. . tso ,Io.,-> 49,, r,vglw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11
TRATE AND POuDRETTE-Manu-

I faciufei los the Lodi Manufacturing Company war
aned fr> rate article. free from. all adueraion, and
more than 81 per cent better than any Ike article manuac-
ured here. For ,ae al tie office Of the Company No -
-herty>tr,et, New-Nor', opposite TO the Middle Dntch
-b,-rL ulvl Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

MAD Docs IN BRooKLYN.-La,t week Il mad
dog was ndowa aud brought toa halt in Bridge
street. Another wa. taken in South-strect and
thrown into the East River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

~ TO LET.-The three story House
". p MMkrl street Appvto
ME GRINNELt. MlNTDRN co. - South street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

" The dwelling house and barn of Capt l..
Wentworth of Bangor Me. were burned on the
6ih-loss 5000 One of the columns fell upon
md seriously though not fatally wounded young
man named Charles Lancil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

W A Mr.. Bcarsc of Eddington. Me was shock
'ngly bruised ON the 9th by the gate Of saw mill
tie was ON top Of II when it was set in motion b,
some one VITO was not aware OF his being there
lie Is expected to recover.