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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

Seventeen private soldiers Of the Frenrh army.
IN BonsParie's iinc. by their bravery aud talents.
raised themselves 10 the following distinguished
.'Aiions-Iwo became Kings, two Princes. nine
Dukes, two Field Marshals, anu Two General,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

sny- Oar advertising customers are requested TO
,sId at her hvors as carly as three o'clock on the
say rrsvSDgs 20 pGblIca,iOn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

We are indebted to the lion wn g Archer 6r
. copy ri tho Report Of The Committee On Manufae.
lures in the Senate Of IN United S,nIe..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

Tn. ,u,,,u 3, Baltimore July 25. s p NJ.
macd NJ 325 a 425. s"'' Hr Tho de-
= fesh Howard St. Flour is quoted NJ es
~. purs ir western. Nothing doing in NOW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

OflCK.-Ths Co p6rrnership b.,.,oe...--
~ sizing between tho snl,,c ill.," ''e"oiofe st'
style OF AiIsrbuy. CalJ~ ell. a. Co, !, ,b;. Ir mo
solred by mufnnl consent. JAS Y C.Ide.sgsy JUS
Eeu WIN Tie settlement Of the brl,iFes, n ~. %
VIM ATTERBuRY.
Wheeling, July 26. 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

The eH'ra session OF The OHIO Legislature com.
n.nocd on Monday Asf. We DO not anticipate
iSOn II. any relief to the people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
PInLADFIP9I1 10, :.

CASUALTY party oC sv.
persons started yesterday afenoon on an ercguUo on
on "s delaware. IN The pleasure s,oop Cvp..y ban,
''hen o short distance below the Navy yard 49,.
ef psized by a flaw Of wind. Thr,, oT m. -.
''''Pea: ht ne Other two. Mr. p Hirig,yea snd !.
4" ~ VI =. Dgyal' bpih of Philadelphia. mel n
early last evening.
we wtfe informed lais lau sv.ni ~ n n. d..h
oi hr Steele, ofths eity. by ~drsrninE. m. -.
elqsiz.d while in q pleasure boat on n. p.isu..
yesterday afternoon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
SUMMARY PUNIsHM NT-Tbs Van n.

ron lnislliEencsr says
We understand that aChsrokoe. q Few dsy,
'nce, kltd q lady Of Benton counry. o. B,ileys
Ffaiue Ihe ciizensofihe nsighhorhood. on hou,
rdes Of the limo Immediately hong him up. The
fellow when iaken up confessed bic guilt. and
seemed 20 have liHls opposition 10 af9nipg Cr r,
rrflef 7Ith be lie 20 ssys 7g5 .nfgrus7t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
WHEELING.
THURSDAY JULY Is, 1912.

WE Ask NOTEfNG HORE-wE WILL AC-
cEPT NoTErfsG LESS THAN A RE~PRESENTA-
rroT ia PROPORTION rp OUR POPULATION.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

q DOUBLE CUT-Tbe following ,o,,,
gwen 81 temperance rer,s,l :,
HIH.s.ir e. ' W Ne"
Ion Thomas = Marshall The ws,si,.to,
- IND hon a daeilist Thu pitG A. 6sJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

81 tho Good rni.n, line ". received the Balti-
more American and Sun from which We make tho
E~lloNIng extracts:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
~sTEAMBOAr REGISTER.

llSSObUTluN~-The co-paunership hereto.
~ fore eTisfing under he name and ern N 4 y
& Co. u this day Dissolved bv mo,,,I
consent. The affairs Of The late firm will 3, ser,IsJ
by A " Johnston Win il authorized 70 N. ~.
name Of The firm in liquidsting the account, Of liz
samo.
a " JOHNSTON.
THOMAS DRAKELY.
Wheeling. July "a. 1S42. /, %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

.HEAVEN's LAST BEST GTFT TO MAN
painted and perfumsd syren pereb.J ~ :
'l."1' %"arbling Der dDlcsi tones 10 .oHc. IN.
l'sll gay ond he Eiddy. n me dispspss,v n
,.-''' over which she Il me singing div,o;,g
- ~ he I've Ifue p1nIat. nHntnt-r, y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

ynnE9 CALDWELL will ~cOniinus rbe Com.
pa monf"e e. assisted by Bia late paine, 10 = ".
'efonry and h'liriis e6nsi Engaenfs Of
psodnee' sHher for sale or ioru6fdinf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

DREADFUL EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF
LIFE.-A passenger from Boston at Now York laie
un Saturday evening informed the editor Of tho
Herald that an accident had happened TO the steam.
rr Flushidg. plying between Boston and Nahanr
While landing her passengers at Boston her nua
rullupsed, and twelve rrfsons were immcdiarels
killed. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY

We are authorised 10 ,y that n conventional
lihe of bcrnday. with ITS yariou, conditions and
equivalents. has been agreed upon by The Erecu.
tive and The British Special Envoy. with The nns.
nimous consent of the G, mmissioner Of Maine ara
Ma,sichu,eiis. We congratulate al parties on rLis
happy and honorable result.
TERMS-we have reason 10 know that The
Commissioners Of the two Stairs Of Maine and
Massachusetts have signiied their assen: to- line
Of boundary between Maine and New Brunswick.
Every body knows that the territory in dispul.
embraces ali The rrgion &c the Upper st. .J,hn. and
the general understanding now Is that rhi. region
N IN be DIVIDED into twp unequal part; the l1rgc-t
and by far the most valuable. 10 be assigned to tho
State Of Maine. together with considerations con.
nected with The Navigation Of The q Johns. (bo,b
,idcs of Ihr lower Of which belong TO Eneland) Of
the srraIcsi Importance 10. The vslAe Of the timber
growing on its branches . her important arrange
menis in different pars Of the line. hirbe. To unset.
tied. in various places between Maine and the Lake
uf the Woods. are rumnrrd ns likely to take place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

hON q NAlIS-COnsisnIiy On h.pd , -,
'afgs assortment Of Iron and Nails wb,cb -,
% 'O'u 70" Dy y25l A Y CALDWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

OHIO BANKS.-Tho following |. ,,st.n,,,
OF The circulation and Specie Of The Ohio Banks r r
ne months Of April. May and June.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

ny Monday evening" mail frem Washington
the American received the Mudi.onian E,,ra. con.
tanning The following;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-28

WE The undsnigord passengers on board ,bs
steamer Gallant. Capt Hasslst. having been grossly
imposed up"n by the officers Of that boat. feel a
cur duty 10 caution The dwelling public agsios,
ihsm Through their misrepresentation.r we ,,.,.
induced 30 iake passags on The Gsllant 70 Wb,.lin,
and Pir,burgh. but he Captain fldinr il M. me-,
est not 10 prosecute The entire trip, wouB NO, n,,.
coed, snd refused 10 repoy q fair propo,iop ~ m.
passage money 10 ihrse who bad raid. Tbi. !, ~,
he 6rsi instance, as spme q us cao aue.,. az ~
siion being ]practsed on his passengers Nv M, CO..
tain.
, Soaring, New Jcuey.
) BCar1il. New YORK..
CT Fiiley, 20 Louis, Mo.
Kennedy, Tennessee.
Gam Mosby "
francis Lacf0ir, New Orleanf.
Thomas Reyburn. 81 Louis.
Robert Soaring, New Jersey.
Hifsm Nsffin, Wheeling.
William Mckee, Pipsbdrgh.
J cob y Bsslmeare. Tenn.
Thos s Jones, n Carolina.
james Lake, Wheeling.
James Mllizan, Pittsburgh.
Maus,ia. JJly 27.Is32.
'|'.a7'h aoa StLps F7Fss oli please c5gy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

Oh se rnc of the 18Th instant M the residence OF her
.aer Horace Billings. in This city, after short lines.
MAY only daughter OF Aucs Killings. Esd of Gslord, VI.
s-'d , wears.
YESTERDAY morning. Juia A. daughter of Henry F. and
J.a \ Val, Gscd YEAR, and - dtNs.
The friend, o the family are invited 10 attend her iunt raj
NsicrnOon at O'Clock, from Ne. C. Pins pple>IIeei
BncAvn
'eleriy msrH'ns, April s,i james Nciniyre, son %,
' md N,rY Nclniyrc aged yea :. months and dtv'
zoe rends and relatives Of the family reslecir'N
, On attend The funeral tins afternoon At ocloe X, from
m corner oi I wenticlh->ircci ami Eighth Avenue.
w rdav .2i instant. after lingering and painful ll-
Lev Nj Amelia \dntcrhoest.
W.. friends respectfully invited to attend IN" fune raj
ol sunday, lh instant nj O'Clock 7. NJ, tom the fc,
atter d. J VI SmFh ~ Leonard street
u Amh-f Area. 18Th y, Charles Edward Proctor.
t >on o' Richard Proctor, 20. of this CIV. aged ~
Leipzig. c. mlny, .Ots ult Samuel A. sorrow sou
~ Thomas S;orrow, OF th> city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
MARRIED.:

On rhursd.y, 2lst instant at Marketstrcet Church, BY
Rev Mr.. Eaton Mr.. y Harvey Bayes Ia M>, Mary r.,
daughter oi I'asc 4. Jc,sup. 20, all oi tins city
Gu Thursday evening. Apr p. 10y Rev. Dr. John u
krrh Nj Edwin : surge, 10 Miss Anna T., daughter Of
WI. /. >iout,uhsr,h. F~q., Iii ui lhs CIV.
Al ALBANY, April 2ii, by Rev Dr. Wyckoh. Stcphrr Van
D,ck. k,q.. of tho city of NewNOik, 10 Ms Mary De
Viii of Albany.
Al Newark. ~lN inst. Rev. Rodney Wmsus OF the New 81
ie'-y Conference. 90 Miranda BsiiWi7
A. Ccraoni, Columbia Co.. \. - on the 18th INST JAS
irJr o. ,e hrn % james lee Go, OF ih> cY. TO MS
Frances an Dusen. %; the conner place.
NBaiim0ie, The 9Th instant Thomas Harris Hodges
w>aah ". youngest daus glitter OF Richard Johns, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
PusseUYers

9, In, Iono Nnturn from \ OrIeans-Capt G Graham,
,,i,,y adv and scr,t, 6 stephens G STARK, Mr Sui
~, I'm Martha ws.hington from Apalachcola-R May
es B,iaht 49,, Al v.,,.. al ,,,.,
'Lt,ct, Mr. " hon and children, Mr. Allen
49, william from - Marks-f HAYWARD aud lahv,
Harvard MS T. HAYWARD, two Masters Hayward
Ri, cbi AMI servant, Mr. LION. child and servant
~, S,r.N children and srVt Mrs Demliy and child, Mr.
g.. NJ D.lauv Ms II XOn Mr White Master Gotten
" II Hal and daughter Mr. Parker { VI "el'' 'ap' "
t'f''ilss { g >muh, aud In the storage.
T. 4. Ceorsa. from y Orieans-f { Hill r RELIANT
a.,i'ton l. Belon,. faii. Rogers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
= OTIS TO BE LEASED.-A number

4 Of valuable fc'.In tIe ulFrE part ne ~, - 80,
sss-l 900 u,a-ahe terms. - p'r'on' We ~ .l''
b le,- % msy he 9" plla 81 i0f IDIOT 80 T., ~
4. - ..-...l 4. liz Z. ri At-lU- - wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

"a 20 LLI--I'o a small genIeel family,
49, lsf the modern baiI House n ijth st''rt, NH
1Iu.. bon ilIr block wtst o Oh avenue The location
very desirable with sc ward, well nld out in III nthrty.
Tie heu~r contains - wh cOsrts and pantes AMI
would b. divided 20 slt dr family Rent 500 Apply At
the L0u.s ar ~ ltg Futo.-.t ais tns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
NTANTED-By q respectable Girl, q

w situation - thamht.rad She capdNr OF IAN
ng care Of children Good reference can be had from hr
pres employer who 5, gvng Up housekeeping. NJ TIE
family woni1 MT part with her. Apply nj - PIKE It, near
East Broadway. ~ 't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
MFRS. CUSIIMAN. 3l3 Broadway. OBJ
Flemcniarv Music SCHOOL,

VI po,iic Gothic Hall. has received 1 o. ano-
tan Al tl> of SUPERIOR quality. az .JtlfN~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
DOARDING.-A gentleman and lady,
DOARDING-A gentleman and his lady.

i or two o three single ge0lemen can be accomho
iaed with pleasant AMI board, from the 1t OF NAV
NEXT, at la Orchard street Inquire at ls same street
References exchanged a. I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
THE PLACE to get Cheap and Fash
4 ionable GARMENTS Is at the
NEM.Y CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

lf2 Futon-sreet near Broadway,
where Good. bought exclusively for cash, and ull
Suits furnished al 81 hours notice ~ superior 'yie and at
greatly reduced prices. Our stock already large selected
with great care from recent impartial comprising great
yar,y Of French and ,st.of England Clas, Csmcr,s
Sih ami Chaly Nesings, to which We are making daily
additions.
W. take plrasure III inviting friends and thr public to
call and eXsmire our Goods. feeling confident Tat W. csn
offer sill create niucemcut, than ever and having r or
empo. the mos, eel bratri Coat and Pdataoon Cuie -"
can safely guarantee that the STYLE of our garments 10
compare Snh that uf any house IN the trade.
Terms. cash delivery, and 10 abatement n prices
alt III :. G.. BOO1 a. Arrnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
NPLENDID FURNlTURE at Auction

- JOHN POST viii sell al his Auc ION Room 10 Fulton
. RrookNn on Monday April 10Th. At 10 o., lock, some
p most .pcudd Articles Oi Furniture that have been
''~ ~, srt>oA sofas. Chairs. Carpets. large PER
"-s', Man,,l Lamps. marble top Ceu,rr and Pier Ia
- &c. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
~ PARTICULAR NOTICk.-Those persons havlnl

furniture oi any Description dispose Of or VINO are or"aN
iEs hou>eko epug n find ready sale Tor any portion
al of their goods. by >ening their address, OF Gaming
u0np the subscriber Goods TO any amount pnrclised
dn ~ y. COTTON / CO.. ~ CLstsam a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
r. The Quartcrly Scruon post

Sunday Evening wi, be preached To morrow SUNDAY }
r,tnng in iie Mission Church, \andewaerst by the Rev
fma~orOslby. Service 10 commence al d O'clock.
Should TIE weather again Prove stormy uie sermon Will
be Postponed u.tii further n0tc. a2j II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

4 AIDES Elementary Music School
In consequence OF the sIorm on TUESDAY IN g. tie
Clm-l.ncprnent OF this school i deferred 10 Tue>day
April 25lh N o'clock +. VI at rs. Fu;ton'ueet Fr.i
lesson tree. All isefts,ed are invited - attend.
TIE Go, trmeus Class u Harmony. Thorough Bass an
Comp0.ton vii commence on SATURDAY e'enlg Apr
- j. Al g O'Clock, % the same place. J F. WARMER,
II -rrnn.lllnr M n ehell. Mnrh m Mn. (nmn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
AUCTION SALES.
BY 5. DRAPER. Jr.
stoce - Nld'au s'rcc' ec-er ~ P.rrtrsrL


\. Dr. p'ttck 81 The Nast.. 7, .1m.
fris tss>iNssEs iron, ~. ,is.vt>. rOK CAss-
I.''f> go li T. - au. 4 o.ls sua
7l.r-- l.t i.r,. c.f1frsr S'sL eve hacks bguvns.
t.r,n. cs'. a.. coes. Lsn,or bofNrs Rus
49,. su,i. ~.sdsl olive, cir'E amen csrei. lalsl A.
AIs. 900 9ecfs Cs>sui-rt> @ sarnlas pss sa
.~~,gf on.
t'~ a.sormcut ~ coat C"rus. BraHi., an. Fsd ~.
merchant "a .of~
Al-o. ,io.A Goods.
TUESDAY Afui -uih,
A. lts oti.sA. 80 10. Nscifn Noofh
P.cNteE So oF it,KuWNgr-on q hreisl cItti-i go
prhtt rod Blul ..u. :. -rtlt German ant Antscsn
hl Iss.r,
f'i>-.. uf t,n.l 'o-s s-,s arNiis band arl sedgr
f.Iff H. IT.. pa IS. faI "a 'Hs ScAris, s.u'-
e, snt ,..a.,> ios F.. ,nr-t ranl-. fr,in. psrs lrg
'.a.t cob. th ,t.i %. .- cnA.. al ~s-L,s,
L'a. tsnt WOES 4 er',,-.t.4N, ,ie,sauis -orn-mI.'.
Natrltne Carpenter, cnu, rnr'>. 'i. chest. c.'.e'.
gtr. al. truns. -'a arol auf Ct.ptDie llck'
uf -rre table. aI. l,sla ~ sTa.r f1sf ia
30 .., -ss> | lon r.rat ..h.. Nfl.Us >ct.ir, srf-
&c.,. .r~ Doc nf>. drawing A-te> rrrk farIis>, SSA-',,
ID ', DID .ts sua ni,, -uur rwCr ads plate bots, N'sr
Dsan.. u.>. anl hlt., .lo. l.hs. tat>. rori =
acA.S 'rnn .grarcs ',1r, al aN.r pu.. h-o> coc.s.
ei.> 49, 0rh>. no Al Arssr. rtfnfs ,ol u.rf..
.hau.r lntr,. Ultne rI .rIs la1.l -ua. lf-, ,aos-
a, pearl .l4 lau BARITONE. 0,rrr,n h,rr, An.uss prs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
NEW GOODS-Just received at 29l

= VFIanI -stTtet-
30 piece. In,h Linens, superior fabric, and warranted
equal any 10 @ mlrkei-prc,' romJ7i cent. to 81 Gems
PEI yard
Fnularl >ilkS STYLES
Rch igured and watrrcd -ks. spring colors
toboxe> Spring Cap Ribbons. Gil yard
20 boxes >prn. Hat Ribbons, beautiful STYLES AMI very
cheap
Taria.an Ribbons, Neck Ribbon.
Also large lot Of Thread Llres, NJ nearly hall price
The notice of Country Merchant, and Mllners called
10 the splendid uoek good. now offered At thu store
Brown \ GRQu HART,
n22 81 .ll tiranl-,t ilrmrrIv ' lnu'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
NnLK GOODS FORCASH.-CLARK

= >UI IHMOKIN \ TIIUfN, NJ O NrIar-StrtFi,
pr Nts,g street, are receiving an entire new STOCK
-, ard Fancy DRY Good. from auCtoa ald recent n
"sltoi which they Nil se at snail advance on TN
Hl cs,a as Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
DOARDING.-A Gentleman wishes nm

UNFINISHED room. and bedroom aiiashed. with hoard
hnse aud wife. with infant in the lower part Of the
te city o. vicinity ct Broadway. Adir,s. f. box Is upper
Pos, Oc, stating lowest term. (which must be very moder
at,.t loo stnn 10 a13 .tis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
DOARD.-Gentlemen and their wives, or

D singr Gentlemen can be- accommodated with b-aid,
,nh nnirn,,led Par.is and Bedrooms, hr pleasantly
nualrd house No. 81 Barciay-stree opposite College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

d II. =
Mr. DEItRt'E. the great Mimic, will Introduce his
yiralnarv Declarations, French stories and Yankee Re
crgicitc,. liz VIII also Introduce various limitations
many crlel.a',i tors, 1nd am imitation oi Daniel Oton
ucfL Ar T. MORRIS. the Original VI cal American Come
rrr-, will Introduce = variety nfhs Comic songs.
Splendd DAY PERFORMANCE every Wednesday am
saturday. ~ O'Clock F.
Thu largest anl rre, collection IN the world ct Orignl
Portrait. al ngui,i-i American NngthirS.
DAGT ERREOTNPE LIkENFS~ks taken 10 The mo-
ci c manner and 3fmOieate prices. Adm tance - W
,,b,i. d, .rui.. children half price. all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
r Vebstcr's EsibIe.~The Holy Bible, cont4niu.
Bacon. Werks.-The works Of Fl

me on ana NV TtSldlei,>n tNr COMMON NtIHI.' " ~
ammonium, MS of the language, by Noah Welser T. L. d.
Frr .ale hy DAYTON & NEWMAN,
,ie cor Fulton and Nassau streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23

II To TraveIers.-Gem.emenv visiting Tbs Cliy art
rn.c,llv invited Ia stop Al Tn GRAHAM llOi 81, y

respectfully invited to stop At tn GRAHAM 81,
barcavsieti where quiet home, pleasant rooms citdr
bed, Wholesome food ami atmosphere unposonei by
alcohol tobacco, their acceptance. Those who hr
le,e impossible To live or rgidly temperate and purely
Vegetable Diet without puvauon are requested "a
p,e Il one trial The house very cnicnt 10 the bus
part ef the City and 10 all the Steamboat Landings
Teuus moderate Gcnlieuitn visiting the City with par
their Families will hud such homevasty more agrctd
hetl,n a In,. shaver Ra,is tree, rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
II New.yorh Ci,, Marble lCcmctery.-An

Election TOR five 1ru-ee, will be- held Constitution Hal
y, tN Broadway, on MORcay the "a day OF May next al
hall past O'Clock +. VI. BY order,
r. A. BANCkER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
ORtNp CONCERT and Exhibition

II This evening 10 commence o. oc.0,k, Fls..tiy.I
tu! every succeeding evening cir.u shout the ws.h
LARK Sl present al bi, Gallery Cd. Fine Ars, ". -
gr1aiuav. opposite Washington Hall, the -IatoHl
attractions OF Veal and nstrumarll Concerts 'or W. h
Dsrps,.e dch tirra.us have been made a MI gsr
he ala.- -1 and uninterrupted N.rw o The ,p'uii
paue. and i tar rsr'1-Hcrs a. tie NO. tir, com
huIg HE auvc sll dei.huul attraction - Gallery n
NO. ~. aH Concert. n0 Of the highc' shud an' -
re,ce Au,b .ie professor, engaged : guor lob. 90,
nrry1.i Oufri.t am singer, who VII make M, hr,t pun
lie appearance tn occasion AMI sing >oue OF hs mos
tdsor.te Italian airs NeW Music every evening.
Admission ~ cents Tickets ~ be- had al the prrcipa
muse stores and the Gallery.
y B.-Tte scat. being numbered, hey VII b. reserved
fr the corr-,roalinr the tck-i,. wa Oh il thee
',r. adv. >ah.p 10 procure early. ~
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tNATCUFS AND JEWELRY YER


II M = n : NOUIl IstIIt'I - II"'.177
" iTer.-l-, crl. rated Met cue 81 IN ye's 49,
M, ~ 49,. Cough Cpli. rts>> ~ bsrsth, y
clip Vi B-ra'h.1g. asthma. Whnop,EJ ,"nsn' ad ="
So. of Lulg Conrlsnt- irs l.s proDoun 81 ut oif
Nv tt>. Who have been benefited 10y IL r,e hnt hY
srt. nt,sb.r ~ ou. arn physciaf''N = W. i
ned CO. e.-.l Tie rs.f an1 cure ol ufr u-df i
cf- .t. rs ,pepl 'li vii give Pei. n % ie hf,i ~
W.. cough ami hottie : sufficient in -n.i ea"'
feet cure Fof sue pfi,- .aiAg. b. firs \ hN'.'
PR s.. Bow-rv a tie srs ,lOre % sO~rrs. 30 nrr o.
waik~r s. att By The different agents throughout pe cay
ma lnIs
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An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lane. Mer-

chant Tailor 7tN! Grregw ch-,irret o'rn-r OF Amos
- ~ond moot respectfully invite BIS trends ans Tho
& h general Who are in want Of clothing, O. al al
. N'oiShnient. where garment, nf description Sr
9p io order the best and most fashionable siNie a.
~ o. ,Lc ctrfurst. ans inferior 90 Carmen.
.s-' trimmed Boz superior stNie At ioW prices on
,'-l 10 NJ Goods snid hv thu ward and I'D chaT.,
set t2 garments ouf of them where ami a.
v oot1 hadc themselves Re.ivusd~ cioihng constant
DotA y. k.-ieas. call and Judge Tor yourselves -
sre,, Maze the number ZOOS Greenwich, cornrr o Auos
as lw'
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a,s"o' Lord Chanccllar OF England. A new edition:
Win life OF the author nv BAIL Montague ESQ., vols
,o, yo with a portrait just received and for sale 10y
DAYTON & NEWMAN, or Fulton and NaSsau-s''.
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NOTICE to Observation-Disclosures per

who are using Oin,cs Stoves any o.her kind
and them taac down and cleaned and put away (noy
ought AWAY, to be attended 90 40 this season OF the yearp
are requested to send word 90 the subscriber, ami they VIII
be attended at moderate charges stored m
fan Al = low rate. JAMES l.. T.. DEAN,
Q Proo-efor Of pIutsf.l Stoves. 30 Mat-r-St
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ndersigl.ed aereby give
WILLIAM r. GOULDING.
d 6w ALLISON POST.
a2s6w
CELECT CLASSICAL aud CONNER

81 a Boarding tca'omy, for Iitei number Popls.
a. : rev ,hufv. NeX-J~rev.
Rey THOdAS CLARK, on Npntay, MAY nh, val
n1eu q school he instruction oi yOIh a Ia: Usual
br.lcie NJ . h;s-irv aui e0mErfc1l titca " the
ulb.. of pup., wi be- hunted, they Will have To- A.
.ltsre of he late surrrsi 0i IT, Pom pal. alh
'e .rr,tr-i atle,oa VIII Le pad e. their lSl,u3n Ani
.u0las
The village -srrss lTy r. well ada liei g. tie .ocaion
NJ such Academy beng L~a.- - sa moral 3nJ r..
o 10 improper a.scilou, -Ai there is 3-cos ~
ls steamboat wncn .pe, - iai BlrS, ~hn y n'Hr-
.ff.a -slsOL
Refsreaee,-,tt Rev. Bishop Ortsrlons anil Rev. NJ
Fa.t ~ VI ClarkN % rsnIa Ia be 1sy iof about $40
weeks. b. can b~ zen AZ tei l.aia~irret a. ]"
4 RTIST II HAIR. Manufactured from
froa. Ia .s All Gent. l4efs IIar ,.of .s. la 80
--ffs BngD m er~ Bon rel rffrf tt.cle- sect .sr,r
i,facrlsts wssh-usrl eaf.f-s, Cos r-, rings, tr..,
4l- A. Hf- lrfa,s H. slsfD.s boil beet ,irn,
rr '0he iou,si 81 4 G. BA.RY'S ~ BfUa1Nay e1ra-c
Of Liberty street, up starr. Flrsl Premium. ais ln.s
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- REMARD.-Lo.t. yrsterday NOM.

- INC. Supposed la the vicinity of Tie Ciiv Hal and
INOtce. one or two letter.. winch have hcsn opened
@h.ch. with some me npraudau, were tied together
81 srug iGc unues rsl receive thc slove Ward on
W 'sus tfs papels TO any cd the s.rSs Who distribute
~'-' o the ns rrhan'> hoNt. Park P0S.Ofh,c as l.