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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

WHITE OAK TIMBER
in cribs or single logs, OF saw
ed TO order, for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &C.; vale stud
and plank of all sizes; ma
chinists' dimension stun, !,
bridgclimber, king and queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock Tenders, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
BROWNS BOWLING SALOON
IpATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

HGhTFNY CHEMICAL UIL IHNTPS,
a CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUID-The sub
criber would invite atentioa o the public 10 his stock
OF GltEENOUGH'S PAT EN7 LAMPS which from their
beauty and superior qualities destined superssde al
Others Rsw in use The oil which is burned in hem IS
hancal preparations clean Us properties and gives
vary brilliant and economical lghI. file Burning Fluid
n potabls light from all smoke, smell or grease ans
i neither soil stain Common n2S Gun be altered
Al tr;fhiet e1rsine 10 burn he tnd This subscriber Is
Kindly permitted OF most respectable
ssIl;l!rs, who uSin, the article.
j. G.. NOOK ER, 4j6 Broadway,
=. B.There is dagger OF rIpiosior IN either Que al
articles. Oh II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

NNTHlTS II JENKINS, CROTON
Wv WATER PLUMBERS, No John street,
Broadway New York. White Pine red Cedar and Locust
Hydrants Lead and Iron Pipes Of first quality Baths Water
Closets, Csern Pumps, Cold Water Fountains Lead Work
the. most approved principle ami most reasonable
Mr. whitsey, (ae foreman Samuel Haydock Of phia-
delpba having been engaged for the last Il years in the
ges public buildings, viii his work equal if not
superior any in use Certificates from Mr. Thomas W
Walter Architect of Girard College and others may be
seen at the shop All orders puucuHy ateudedto ly2S 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

GHEAP.-All articles in the Saddle Or
" Coach line be had very reduced prices al thr
store Of the subscriber, consisting IN part OF India Rubber
Cloth Webb Serge sheep Skins Sklriiugs Patent
Iaather Trees Hames, Buckets. Bits, Srups, Raw
Hle Lases Carpetng, Bands, fInbs common and patent
Axlrs, Top Leather, M6ulding, Bows. Step Springs, &c.
aus anl lNO. S. SUMMERS. 272 Pearl.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
OUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

FICE, No sc Jol.n-s,reet-Noice is hereby given to
the relatives and re1t kin OF John Hurry ate OF lie ely
Of NewYork tavern-keeper Patrick Riley late OF the
Of New York, grocer, Ernest Sch0 formerly oil 81 1ail,
Switzerland ate OF the said sty OF NewI ierch9h,
and Riia,s Gartoy late OF Yorkshire, England carrier
and who are alleged have died niesate thai shall
ply Surrogate of the county OF 9rk Tor Letters
OF Administration Cpon Tue o. The SAID instateS
specvey The 26th day OF August next at 10 ocsocG ID
the forenooa.-Daied New-York, July 3d. 1872
y25 aax4w E KETCHUM, Public S administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

BEnifed States Express gail FROM NEW
YORK TO BOS rON.-Witli view TO give The creates.
possible despatch ndsecur;ty to tine increas
ing communication between Boston and this city. tho Post
Master General established regularly Messen
gers attached the Department, from this city to roston
under the immediate superintendent OF te undersigned
TO commence the 20 b inst.
To osrry out the fullest possible extent these views OF
GeBeraI letters for Boson Pro9 ~nct AMI
New Bedford will be received on board the regular 5
O'clock Mail Boat, and il desired postage can he pad)
from past ococx up the time OF its departure for
Boston.
Public notice is therefore hereby given OF the above
rangelnen and all persons may rely upon the increasing
diligence with wcn all mail will be forwarded
above in the shortest possible Of linle and with The
greatest security. HaKNDEN CO
General Mail Agents
New York July 18th. 1872 Yl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
uElunCK rINlRER

in Logs, for topfnasts; or iEhLoCh imb I'm
sawed into plank rails CO. lin logs. or sawed INTO ran
tumns and girders ensine5lng and cross timber, h'd
frames and every other Tor all other requiring
crp ption thai may he required lowprced article
Pebble Contractors Bridge Builders Manufacturing Com
panies Shippers and others requiring large ORDERS may
depend upon having them executed the shortest notice
~ B-We have also in operation superior Circular
Saws making long short small sized stussuch as
paes blind la oakun sats, wedges rocket rods &c or
saws let by the hour to persons furnishing their timber
Tor rip saving croscung To all those interested in
The a1ve we invite To call examine for themselves at
The Mill, foot Of Fourteenth street, North river;
COLYER DUGARD.
~ B-Mr VIM A. Palmer is now fitting up complete
Turning establishment with steam power 10 execute every
description of urning great saving from former prices
thus aurdiug buierS and Others facilities for obtaining
materials exceed by other establishment IN M country
Neyv-Yorh Steam Sa~ MILL
THOMAS DuGARp,i foot of lit-st., N. River. au6 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

~ l2a Willam.stres, coninues 10 minnacture Silver
Ware of the best description and Of The aisss PaTerss-
Presentation Vases Pitchers Waters Tea ana Coffee Ser
vices Cake and FrU Baskets and Chidren Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Ao Dessert Fruit kGives and Forks, silver blades Forks
and spoons king threaded and planihreaded patterns
Prize Medals o various patterns suited for prizes ot Flo
ricul,ura Horticultural and Agricultural Socletes
ORDERS by letter puncuaIy attended To-
The whole ofthese articles manufactured tie pre-
iases OF sterling silver and OF expense spared IN
the beauty the workmanship
n b. DrawiBgs and estimates OF articles tor presentation
will he application. iy25 im
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

PosT OFFICE NEwYoRg, July II, 1912
1Uni;ed States Express Mail FROM NEW
YORK AND BOSTON.-The Post Master General, with
view to The accommodation cf the public and TO increased
despatch and security, has established express Mail, To
expedite which Messengers will be- employed under the n
mediate supervision and directionIf MEssRs IIARMpEN
Co., for carrying the Mails beweet his City and Boston,
and the important intermediate PAGES, with directions 70
be received board StoniHgen Line of Steamboats,
which carries the Mail via S,onngron and Providence 10
Boston from past O'Clock until the time Of departure
during which time postage be paid Letters will he re-
ceved this office up TO o'clock, P. NJ This arrang
nient will 90 into operation on the Goth inst.
iyle I'm JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, =. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
sNIRE pROOF IRON SAFES.-There

gvIRE PROOF IRON SAFES.-There
eau 20 greater evidence ot the high estimation by
the public OF Wlders Patent Saau.aHder Sale Than the iact
thai since the invention Of these Sales and their Subseque
trials ard almost every thing ade Tor The purpose o
ndng books and papers are called by Tie makers and
vendors by The n-ane OF Sasmander SasS.
The following seftrIncn composed !; COMMITTEE o hirr
biest tfic ftJ'
vail street. and decided in favor Wdes Patent Sale
which vas The only tlIat stood the lest, VIZ
bIessrS. WADSWORTH y SMITH,
BALDWIN Co,
NiINTURS j CO.
CHAS. II. MARSHALL, Esq.
wjLier. Schumacher Safes which have never iailed u
nrrry contents in of Ere to be had only OF
SlLAS C. HERRING, General Agent,
No. l29 Water-st, n. Y,
''' NJ J. THOMAS < CO, Albany.
+. c. SALISBURY, Troy.
ir1 II J. W STANTON < CO, New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

I'D OILED AND PLATED BRASS
e. FIRST rate article of Rolled and Plated Brass
always be found ii JAMES 6. MOFFETT, III Prince ST,
near Wooster the lowest market prices Likewise very
s,pcrior article nf Conpers Brass a22H
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
HENRY L0TT, Stcrctlry
ae6 II RicHAsDP. DuNs, Surveyor
YENHE HOWARD INSURANCE COM

" E ;ns Houses aud Furniture only, profits returned
the Assured. THE HOUSEHOLDEKS' MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY Office IS W ali ST., for separating
the insurance Dwelling Houses and Furniture from thai
OF Stores and Merchandise.
1t well known that almost all the losses incurred ia the
business OF insurance. the result OF the burning oil ya
bic stores and costly goods.
This increases the expense insurance the hcusehoid
er, and may possibly deprive him the very security Tor
WHICH he pays his premium
The cash payments premiums form fund, which at,
paying expenses and losses represented by scrip and
issued to the assured in proportion Nc amount of their
insurance
age by fire, Dwelling Houses occupied whole part
such, Household Furniture and all Household Property
ordinarily kept in dwelling houses Every person inSur
Ing with this Company entitled vote for each hun
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

e IkENE.SSES taken by the Daguerreo-
type Process, taken at ths rooms corner Broad
WY and Johl.st. in superior style, with all the modern
improvements without any regard 10 the weather, the re-
suit being always the same.
Instructions in the above beautiful arr are given and ap-
paratus furnished at moderate prices
b. Athe apparatus used in the business may be oh.
aned a, the above place Also every desGypsion OF Nina
lure Gases, Lenses Plates &c &C. Specimens may be
AL the rooms at any time during the day. lyi u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

as, 6. MOFFETT, l2l Prnce-streei, near Wooster
ouId particularly call of Hardware Dealers
and Manufacturers his superior article OF Gerran Silver
which he offers sale wholesale and rraIl, oi ali tho
nesses and warrants equal TO any, either Foreign or Do
naesc ~, ~ ,or and s.ltncss az
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

NNHF CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN
4 THE WORLD .l--CONANT, 2s0 Grand street, has
nor on hand the laeSt spring fashion, excellent
sormcnl Sk Hats 81 25 g so and sa reduction OF
20 each hat rom former prices Also superior
article OF Fur Hat FOR 81 equal any sold in the city tor
81 and S5 The public respectfully invited TO call
rood assortment ot BOYS Hats and Cups nn hand.
Sn-od r'rhSS CONAST, 2e6 tiraud-st near Alien
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
WHOLE NO. AIS
INSURANCE.
ETNA Fire Insurance Company of N.

ANrNA Fire Insurance Company of N.
IA Y.-Oace No. 81 WallsL-Insure againS; loss o,
damage bv dwelling houses stores goods furniture
vessels and their caroes IN port and property generally
n favorable terms any other otfcr.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Town, C. 5. Woodhull, john L. S,asg
John Allan, George Pomeroy, f. h. Clayton,
tred'h Penu. P. Louis F'cul&e, Geo. Colgate,
Russell SlehbinS, J. j. NJ. Valentine, Isaac L. Platt
Chester Clark, Wm. Whitewrighr r. NJ Blackwell
l.. NJ Hoffman, Wm. A. +. PeIitz G. W. Colt
). D. SSilu, NJ. l.. Marsh, JOS Jameson
Z. Pegg, j. U. Muller, Joshua Jones,
4. ". iupeden, JRo. Van Ecskerck, SaS Wood.
rheops Anthony, Dasel l.. Gray. William, II. Thern.
CHARLES T9WN, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
NNE PRICE STORE.-Il is generally


Y fENlNESSbTi LlINR VIt 'IIhLI~'
offer for sale 500 Of Lani situate in Oaion
County Tennessee upon IL early grants TO Governor
Beunt and Capt John Williamson for So creSof Land
Mine is subdivision OF each grant
Twill receive in payment, upon fair valnauon, ONO
State Stock the Stock of the Baak al Chicolhe, the
Franklin Bank OF Couabus, the Lancaster Ohio Bark al
par nois State Stock 90 10 The dollar and the
Indiana State Stock at cents The dollar or The cash.
for any of The u OF the named Laud or tor
the whole JOHN McNu1.
chiicn,he Ohio July Z ist2 aui 2aw5ui
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

DIRECTORS:
Gulian CNerpanck, r. A. Robertson Stephen Camhreeng
Rot Henry Ludlow, Samuel Martin, Frederick Dep-yster
William H. Harison F'dk Schuchardt, Daniel Seymour
3. r. RODGERS, President.
mvle-3m d. C.. TAYLOR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

Holm l.. GDURJAS, Tor many years
B gazsaT corner R-roadW aod COurilandtst.
having lately ited up aI 10 John,SsfesJ, The corner
Of Breadway. snail neat es,abshmeniof the kind @it
general OF choice French, English, Ger
and American Fapcy Coed. aud Peri amery, would be
happy tcreceive, opportunity may ofef friendly call
from his former patrons, also nom tr pnn IN general
aul0
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

A B. DEVEREUX. Dranghtsman and
ESs Engraver in wood, No, y John street Sd s5ory
New York Jyi ssdSui
Kimba r Esq. tlessrs kimbai Sheldoni % Wall 81,
r. H. Di1ey Edward Richardson s. Go EO South 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12

GEORGIA PINE TIM8ER
in Logs, for topnasts +; or
sawed into plank, rails, CO.
iumns and girders, engine
frames, and every other dcs-
c1inlinn thai may be required.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-12
6tHEAP PAINT, OIL, AND GLASS

" STORE-Whoesac and retail
25o R.a. White Lead. Pure Extra aad No.
I5c0 Boxes Glass from 8 by TO a by 81,
500 Boxes French Glass,
With a full assortment Of all CoGrt or .alf ny
a1nSts A. SCHuNCK. On DIVISION y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
Suffrage Reform in Rhode Island.

We rejoice TO fad the following Editorial IN u
last PrOyidence .Journal-ihe able and influential
organ of the Government, or wha, is Incorrect!
termed the Landholders Parry
The high, Of Dorr. and the rcnunciatign ct b. =
violent and atrociou- course, by his inmedi''r
friend, and the leader. OF the party which mr.
acted with him, will remove the only impedlinei'
. liberal extension OF Suffrage. such an eNir'-
SION no one contends against; and sc tahe tht
earliest opportunity after ia. establishment OF .a.
and the manifestation made yesterday = ihH d.
termination of the People to stand by the Govern
ne1i, to record nul opinion that -ucn an eNtci'i
should be- made We should go about the wor'-
not with he erbi,tered feelings OF party spirit oni
a. men bound 10 common intcre-i AID seeking II
common object.
If we could add any thing calculated to urge TIE
friend. Of Law and Order in Rhode Island to .dol'
the course here recommended. we should most
heartily. The -yrnpa,hi. Of the upright and H.
tegen, throughout the country are how with them
We irnploro them not 70 blast these b. an unwi'e
and unfair usc Of their noble triumph. Having
thoroughly. promptly crushed the 'edi'ion without
calling in the aid Of regular soldier OF shedding
dron # blood. le, them show that they have WI
dom to improve as well a. furnaces toachiegesurh
a triumph. and they will I'LL the measure of ~
coun;ry's admiration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
The CrOtom Wnier Fund.

The laws governing the management of our City
Finances expressly provide that no money shall be
paid out of the Treasury but upon a warran,
regularly drawn and aPprOrcd By majority Of
the proper Committee on the part Of each Boord
Of the Common Council. Now there are NJ such
Committees on the part OF either Board, and no
PIE tcncc of any the part of the Board Of Alder
men. Yet we are assured that rery hoary pay
mems hare withR a fer days b.eH mate on ac-
count Of ne CrotoR li'ater Works e,thout such
approval and of course in palPable violation Of
Jaw How is this, Mr.. {. ". Llwrence' DO
you not Know that you render yourself liable by
acting 'hHs IN disregard of law Be assured that
II YOU thus pay money which ourh, no, IN ne maid
the loss VIII rest where !, belongs and vii; nat he
borne by the City. Have a care,
We have been informed from several ...
that the Honorable Paul Grout. Mcmb., - -.
three last Assemblies, has large and mos, n,r..
tive job Of car,ing pipe over the City a, 81 30
each. while seN t,al others stood ready to do the
same worA for onc-thni the price, and tina, he ha.
already realized some $4,000 from it--and we ar,
assured lha, this job Was given him without ad
vcrti-emcnt or chance for competition. How l.
this Paul Ii 1t Is fair business transaction, !
has been most aboniaabiy mi~rcpresented. lie
the public have light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
FROM lie Providence Jounal-E.tra.

THURSDAY, T. VI. May 10.
The men eatrcnchcd upon the hill, remained
pcaccably durin. the night. In the morning, about
davbreak three guns were discharged. They were
under the command of n man named W oil, IRON
Cxbrilrc. who arrived here on wednesday. Their
position one from which they could do no IN
lury 1t was easily commanded, from the hills,
on the other side OF tic Cove; and tie authorities
contcntcd Themselves with taking 10 pre-
vent them from doing any mischief, feeling assured
that one night would cool their courage. In the
morning. tie guns Of the Artillery company were
brought TO their armory. They were loaded with
in foot Of the rnuzzle, with scraps of boileriron.
spikes, nc. The other pieces were taken possess
sion of by the Quarteunastcr General and carried
To the Arsenal, and the place entirely abandoned.
\ report was current, thi. morning, that Don
vas in Bcllingham Mass, about three miles from
Woonsochet, and that he was raising recruits
We think il very probable that he is there, bur
very improbable that he is raising recruits. He
would hardly dare to show himself to his own men.
4 requi sition will be, or has been, sent for him.
He must leave the Country, if he escapes
The ken,i.h Guards arrived here at ten O'Clock
last evening. They were quaitercd in the Cadct
Amory.
A message was received by the Governor from
Newport, informing him that eighty-seven men
we're ready to come To Providence, and that many
others would be ready by the time a cen'cyance
could be sent for them. number of men arrived
on Wednesday evening ror West Greenwich, to
give their support to the government The men
in Washington county were ready to come, and
anxiousIv awaiting orders. General Greene, Of
the Kent County Brigade. reported his two regi-
ments assembled ard ready for orders. The lower
regiment from the disaiiectcd part of the county,
mustered two hundred and fifty men. The other
wa, larger. More men were ready from Bristol
county. The mills were stopped, all business was
suspended. and every thing showed the firm deter
ninaiion Of the people to maintain the laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

EPISCOPAL CoSvESTIoS.-The annual Conyen-
ton OF the Protestant Episcopal Church for The
diocese Of Pennsy yanii commenced is session IN
Philadelphia ON tuesday. George VI. Wharton.
ESQ was chosen Secretary.
On Wednesday Bishop OnderdOnk conducted
To a seat IN the church, the Right Rev Mar ohan-
nan, Bishop OF The Dioeese OF Oroomiah in Persia
/ he Introductory sermon was preached by III
Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, soon after which the Bishop
delivered hi, address.
communication was received from the Seer
iary OF the House Of Clerical aud Lay Deputis. OF
me ate General Convention, tran shifting alter
Ailon IN the Book Of Common Prayer, and ar al
ieraiion III the Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
Doctor Lnrdu~r'. Lec,.re..-The .econ

son of Doctor Lsrn.rs Coers> OF Lectures delivered
bio, just published tor sale this Office. Price
5 cfniS The subjects embraced IN the Lectures are
Elecircity-Tbe sun GalvanisN-1he Fixed stars-Mag.
netlc Neeile-LautDde anil MISUNDERSTANDING, Tan
nins-Popsar Pslaeies-Li ght-Fsllng stars-TsmporsD
stars-Hssoncs Sketch OF Astronomy D-w-scenee aid
"a by An-scientc lbrziions the
Retins-Nolaic Batery-s,eam Esgne. OF Great Britain
ami Amcrca-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

10 The assertion 81 couiideatly circulated here
on Thursday that the Card Of Resignation pub
h.hel by the Members OF the irregular Govern
mont in Rhode Island j. a forgery is utterly rctu-
tel by the news received Yesterday The Govern
r,eut under the " People. Constitution, called,
is entirely ut an end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

GREAT MoyEMENr-impouan, questions have been ~.
Gently decided in relation sundry matters. but the most
Important OF all has long ago bsen decided viz that TIE
Nv fo.k MiNum stbe beet place Of town
To-day there 10 be aiernson performance
at three O'Clock. All tie wonders of tn, usryard n,tn
non anu ne attractions II the L'ctCre Room, for p
To morrow l>Undayl there Will be Sacred
IN ne Lecture Room and from tie admirable manner IN
winch the Manager has conducted this est.bll.ln.u
doubt not these Concerts Will be- attended By crowd au
diones Tbs Is to be- the lac, night OF tha tall cruur
Yankee Hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

rIssts ssie VIII positively he made very fayoTah rs
Of = lots on we side u Myrtle Avenu. and ,d.lrbi and
1aron.frris Brooklyn Also Of separate ons acrs par.
Avenue. improvement. Of great inheritance and uag Il
reat value and beauty going forward 10 thu mme ate
ps-ySofH 81 ihese landse,pec ally the great ~ Psfs
~ DOeA PsDhc buildings, &c. Thss- i.b have the bed
vNf,e' are convenient FOR residence oil respects The
acre parcels AFFORD view OF tie bay and city OF Newyofk
r. my VII .e shown 10 persous des.rsus oi buying
Iur perfect Houses Of moderate rest built these l0b
eA ~ ven leased al once large portion o the purcbs
=, ~ nlay remain on mortgage. Apply ilom i 10 7 VI
VI 'LokSh A. CLARK, I02 LbertysL myl3u ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
Civil and Diplomatic appropriateness LOT
1912,

Th- General Appropriation Bill after much de,
lay arising from hostility to particular items and
difference, between the two Houses has at length
become law. I; ii'l, over four columns OF the
National Iuteiigeucer Of Thursday. We have
made out condensed table OF the several items
- Annrnrr.a aim ~ inllnws:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
Total, Civil ard D - jj514i
GENERAI PesT.oFFtcE.
Rhosie leland.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PEoviDENCF. Ma g.
write only to say there is nothing to write
about Every thing is quiet The triumph Of the
L,,s has been complete. CANosICts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

j. The Lady Agatha Marshall Total Ah.,nesce Socetv
loaned IN honor OF The mother OF Hon Thos r. Marshall
held an adjourned meetn. aie Nesey street, as, e,en,,
70 complete ~ organization constitution va, adopted
AMI measures taken TO enlist efficiently than h-rtc
fore the eIrItos OF the Ladies OF New lork IN ID, grea,
csu.c OF Temperance Reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

Do rINh WIN introduce his sumner style 0f elegant dab
CA'siuere Hat ki' day. The beauty ighues. and .ye
OF lh article nerd only bs be admired and are Of
ierc! a. The moderate price Of $50. l.T Broadway IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

~ For Extraordinary Experiments IN
Phreno Magnetism. New Books, and Asso-
citation, see First Page.
NFFor a Poem by Moore and an E.sa!
on Slavery, see Las Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

W" The Presideu, has nominated Dr. l.. b.
Cotes Us Postmaster a, Batavia, in place of IN
Scavef, whose term has expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

n Advertiser. vii please hand IN their Advertisement
To- Mondays paper, before O'Clock thIsevcning.