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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
JAYNT;s EXPECYURANT


q LWAlS cures ASlHMA-two or three large
"a roscs will onto the GROUP or HlVES in chi.
dtsu in from j moG'cs To one hours lime. 1t i'm
noGiaiciy fubJucs the violence Of Hopping Cough,
and effects spec y cure. Hundreds who have been
given up by L cir PLY sitians rcurGbc, with con.
sumption, sitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have bcca cto cd perfect by it.
Il never laI, IN Giving relief iL5-For sale by DR..
Juyoe, 30 South Third 81. Philadelphia Also, by
z p. WALTON K SONS, Montpelier VT.
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM.
'EfO those who have used this MtdiciHe, II is e.
Il noush Ia say where it is for sale, but those ho
ave not used Itare informed that Il is colain and
sPc,dy cure Tor all cases OF Wounds Sprains, Sores,
Burns, Coughs, Sore Lungs, the most desperate
Plies, and rheumatism Of oil kinds II VIII prevent
he Toothaciic, restore torpid and Pershed Limbs,
be expended upon 10 qnie pain AID relieve soreness
in al cases.
Hundreds OF certificates from persons of the first
standing in the community, who have tested and in
al5ly proved ita efficacy and who have been relieve
ed by IT, n'o ccn'd he published, bat they Deem
ed lnH,ce..- n-io, as own high reputation and its
extensive eae, tho most gratifying evidence o. its
virtues.
Also, CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN FILLS will
produce immediate rclirG and permanent cure in
cases that have any OF the following symptoms, viz:
burning heat in different parts of the body, Palpta-
ion, heat and ohills unnatural thirst, headache,
pains in the back and bowels, Choc, cholera and
cholera mGrhns, and with the Balsam, " i'll cure piles
dNscn;cry, bilious {, yer, billions choIic, &c.
For sale by CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier
also by n. G. Hale. Chelsea. and Dr. A. Plerco
afford. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
BOTANIC indebtedness.

(tLARK & COLLINS have this day received fresh
~ assortment Of Botanic Medicines among which may
DC found Ground All Cayenne, Ginger Root, Bayberry
uouen Seal Slippery Elm, American Valenan Compost
non, BLACK Cohush, Liey Root Turkey Myrh do arabic
oS S Z. e Pepper Pods, Hot Drops, &c,
~: would say to Physicians and others who may
pe dispersed call that they will find ali medicines offered
Montpelier, Oct. 6, ls4S
MORE PAINTS a. LINsEED OIL
1Vl Just received al LANGDON 4 WRIGHT,S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

HROCERIES. Tea and Coffee, sugar aud
VI Molosses, pure Splits and Wine FOR medicine,
o variety Of Lamp OIL, Glass and Putty, Spices Of
all kinds and preserved Ciron, tor sale by s. p.
REDFIELD. Oct Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

watches, JeweIry, &c.

u the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VI manufacture
and sell, wholesale and retail, Chased and plain
RINGS and cur ornaments, Watch Seals, Keys and
Chains, Guard Chains Miniatur, Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bows, etc. They will make all Jcwolfy,
10 any pattern dcsired. They have on hond large
stock, ccmprieng moe itch and extensive osson
ment than ever before offered in this market, Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AiUSlCAL INSTRU-
MENTS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
which the public arc invited to call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
HENRY IsIIAM

EEA5 received the fall and winter fashions for
n 1912. Those wishing clothing made by expo
rioncsd men and cut in the best style will do well
10 call opposite to the Brick Church where they shall
have every attention and reasonable prices.
it59Cutting ior others TO mako done as well ns
though it was to be made Oct. 1878
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
N NNV GFkghEbS,

FIRENCH AND BANCROFT have received
T. from New York large assortment OF Fall and
Winter Goods. Ocll0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
PRINTS, FLANNELs, 4 Q.

SToRRS and LANGDONS have received an extern
- sve assortment Of Superior dark styles Of Prints
Of every variety. Also plain and printed, red Ind yellow
Salisbury FLANNELS, Sept s6d.-78
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

TTAvE rcccvod 80 pieces Alpaccas, Aapncs, Indonas
Princess oths, Orleans DO, Noapoltan do. Marines
elc fer CLOAKS and DIR ESSES. 70 rs,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

n UNDENl MUNDENl WUEDLItl! al all
w II nee will arouse the most stupid Yet mUr-
d'rs are day pc pctraod vhth excite very little
attention. /. not Consumption daily numbering
thousands OF human hrlnEs2 Does not Astlmu
rcadrr lite burden ard tlen destroy its yictim7
Daet not Btonchits purnyzc The usciut oss OIL many
Of our most eminent vine and other luLIc spcek-
err 20 say rnhn Of the thousands o. al ages and
s,Acs who are swept into c'eInlly by III illions
Of human beings sink down and die by attacks OF
Inc above and siuiln Elections Ct the lungs and
throat. fortunately Tor mar kind, JOyrCs E&PEC-
TURANT has never been known 10 laii in giving
relief and has in thousand instances, tfecttd per-
ma.cn l cnrca. nilcI sd nlhcr mCons had lalled.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

pAVE YOU a COUGH2 DO not neglect 1t.
u thousands have met prtmatufc death for tho
want Of a lille attention 10 common cold.
Haze you a cough2 DIR. JAGNE'S EXPEC
.TORANT safe medical prescription, Containing
no poisonous drugs, and used in an extensive proc.
nee Tor several years, will most positively afford re.
lief, and cave you from that awful disease Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into the grave hundreds Of the Young, the
old, the fair the lovely, ind the Coy.
Hare you Cough Be pursradcd 10 ruichasc
bottle OF this Expectorant TO-DAY Tomorrow
may be TOO late
Have youa Cough Jayne's Eypcc' GRANT is tho
unly -cmcdy you should take 10 cure you.
For this plain Reason, That in no QUO Of Tho
thousand eases here It hos uccn used, has il Jailed
~ relieve.
lrua, he hid Of The proprietor, No. 90 South
street, pmiadel, hia Aso, Of L. +. Walton &
oGs, Montpelier, V. 19
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
CASH STORE
CARPET STORE.


ZOO dozen cap and Twist Combs; 1000 do side do; $50
- do Ivory do fine S fine and IS fine 90 do German sill
yer Combs so gro wood pocket do.
For sale by Villas, LOOMS ard Co.
Burlington. Oct. 9th, 1912. Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
PINS, NEEDLES, &C.
NEW STYLE OF FANCY CASSI-
nj Il E,S 4 ID V ESII MOS.

STORRS and LANGDONS have received their Fall
- Styles Of Cassmeres. Those wishing for a beautiful
article will find it for their interest 10 call.
Sent. 26. 16
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

''' rsAAC 81 ntN.C t'V 1i ',,',r,u.s
N-.t.. s,.,,.,,ts 10 70 - i''"Su''ll.-
I = 49, -, - o.
Nashua d. Low EbL RAILROADS
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
,-.-.- ,seyzp7 -, s4ea
EIs5asss1l Es5s'sSS J f .--ssSS1s55f "A -
d35SsJtsNT- 81 fs-G--= 81 - "a -ESs.rfs7i
~, - ,Ir7~-r,I- 49, - 60 =,
{ lN Anu alef MUNDAl MNtch Ia, io4%' inc pas
" SThgTr HGIs VII Inh as ionoWS poero,
hEa :; NAIllOA LaNE !'O@ iO-N
~ - "a, Az; ~ a ~
a. ~ "a ~ =, ~ IL ~ W
al Ia ana . ~, ~ o,v1ntt anu > / h
..e, 70 a. y ~ " % ~ t,-Dn,
~ 0 ~ a ~ ,lH - = a ~ gnu : W
or '"mcdae'y on INC arTNal oi o., We "aSitom BOSTON,
,,,o w - A''7 lt ~ ~ ~. ~ ~,
HtNcn u"u 4e at lyuSSooo"e"i norm Greensboro ana
MiIuleseA: ,
re,sohs IN bn"e wishing 10 aHe ne catS l'r Nashua
Wui uo co ITu % wv r ~ "a w AVN
hcr nance at me lcEot once ana passenger
arriving at lo"o,'l,n 'o Nars i'o Hs"ua VIII DC con
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02

SliIAE 1 mus, &c.
sQn Bales "A Brown Siccngs; ! do do Drillnus 0
SO Cases Beachsd Shecungs 3 Gases York and Del
aware Iicsngsi 10 Ps Canvlss 10 do Padding for sale
BY. Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Cet. 5lh, 1879. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-02
LYMAN a KING

4 %Sb Pieces PRINTS from 3 to % cents per yard
Wv Also, good asst. English and French Pfnis-all
wishing buy respectfully invited TO call and cok, be-
fore making selections LYMAN and KING.
September, 1912. IS
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
u No Mail south Of Richmond this morning
Alex. Powcll's Consulship Revofscd-A
Special NeasnEc-Confrmnti
val OF Lord Arhburton-The Mexicnns
in Tcxas. &c
From our Special Correspondent


wAsH!NcTor, April s.
The removal and appointment Of Consul at
Rio Janciro has produced commotion in the
Metropolis that may not entirely subsdc for some
days to conc he character ard services OF the
present incumbent are so we'll known and aPpre-
ciatcd IN this community, that the announcement
OF tie appointment Of his successor seemed to
astonsh the town. II is understood tonight, how
ever that the President has discovered the error
into which he ha. been led, and has revoked the
commission. or caused the nominee to decline ac-
ccp,inc it. This is we'll inasHuch as it may alb
solve tho Executive as far as Mr.. Tyler is con-
cerned. from the odum that would otherwise
surcdly attach TO the appointing power.
1t is believed that q Special Message was re-
ceivcd this morning by the Senate upon the sub
cct, and they forthwith moved to proceed to EH-
cculvc business They remained in secret session
several hosrs, and nasmuch they despatched
but three simple appointments their elaboration.
must have embraced other and more important SUBJ
cct. AS the injunction of secrecy is not removed
it is impossible to state the nature of the debate;
special communication. We shall have .c,no-
thing on the subject III day OF two
The nominations Of Isaac PRlCKET rcappoint-
ed as Receiver Of Pu-ic NJ oneys at Edwardsvile.
Illinois, and of ALEXANDER HAMILTON, j. as
Secretary OF Legation in the place of J. 6. Cos.-
we'll, resigned, were confirmed; and the promo.
ton of DR.. Du Barry, Of the Navy, to the rank
claimed by that gentleman after discussion was
rejected. The decision in the case of Dr. Du Bur
~ regret to say is by means satisfactory toilis
friends; notwithstanding the discipline of the
service would seem to demand it. An act of flal
piety deprived him of his commission many wears
SINCE and act of justice by The Department
should have restored it with his original rank
He has received his commission, but not his rank.
Lord AsHBBRToS arrived at the Capital this
evening from Annapolis and has taken possession
of the elegant mansion of Matthew ST. Clair Clark
letter received from Paris day or two since by
u distinguished Senator, imparts very important
hins in relation to the mission of this noblelnan,
and predicts with some cons dence the utter failure
OF negotiations at Washington. If / can obtain
permission of the gentleman to whom the letter i.
addressed, will furnish you with the particulars
tomorrow.
The Mexicans are $4,000 strong and are march
ing unmolcstcd through Texas. This you may
rely on. CURTIU..
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
SECOND BOARD.

5000 Indiana Bonds. days 10
THERE'S improvement i'll the demand Tor Foreign Elk.
change. Sterling quote 81 few leading drawers
ask 4. Francs 81!
Inland Bills have rather improving tendency but bust
in them squite dull
There stir in specie to-day consequence OF
some The Bank, drawing their balances in con the
son ofwhch was the drain which has continued for
time from Philadelphia Abou; Sl 900 IN gold goes
to-day oae Bank was drawn upon foT 100000
There appears be rather demand for TO-
day. The street good paper II! iuctonee7E
paper sold at l. with additional name.
The Bank o., Chamhersburg is making strenuous eSer-
lions resume specie payments.
The Baltimore Fa,rio says: The bill, OF the country
Banks OF Maryland have generally i'm proved with the
ception sthe Cumberland Bank at Cumberland and the
Bank Of Salisbury. The whole amount OF Railroad orders
now in circulation exceeds Ss50,o00
The Compiler says: Richmond is under the screws. A
few day. trust will fnd her beyond the crisis Some
among our highly esteemed firm, have during the
past year .uceumhea the times The Bank. curtail-
ing in view resumption in November. The aceommsda
lion paper has been ordered be curaed 10 per cent
every sixty days we believe, in all the banks
New.Xork Markets.
ASHES-A sale Of 10 bbs Pearls has been made al ~ w.
and tew Pot. at S. SIT
FLOUR-Tbc marke; IS heavy with light inquiry.
Most holders demand ~ for Genesee, but abon 500 hbs
have been old al S6 sly Ohio Canal dat hoops, SC So
IS a; round hoops IS l2! Small sales Troy 70 - - 81
sale OF $3.50 bbS NewOrleans, comprising nearly all
aoa made at about s So. Nothing doing in South
era; Georgetown S sly. Richmond County $ %; senn-
sylvana IS 81 S s7t: Brandywine s s7. small sales
Brand ywipc Meal SIS
GRAlN-A parcel OF Virginia Wheat Is Offering. Abou;
1000 bushels Jersey Yellow Corr sold at 50 cents for the
East, and na parcel OF Norh Carolina White al 81 cts,
weight for dslinc. There i, considerable inquiry Tor
Corn for the East, Sales abou, 1000 bushels North River
Rye at 60 cents 500 bushels jersey Oats brought il OATS
very duwe quote Jersey IS cents Southern 81
70; Northern 70 IS Sales 1000 bushels Barley
Oats al IS cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
II AW Observation-Disclosures 70

It AW Observation-Disclosures for
IL April Recent American Decisions the Brig Casco
Admiralty: Charter Party Liability OF Ship for fault of
master crew liability owners. 3 School Directors
James Guardian and Ward Dcmic; School System OF
Pennsylvania g. In the matter OF Zarega; Bankruptcy;
Foreign Creditors. In the matter OF Eoughton: Bank
rupcy; Fraudulent Transfer In the matter OF Flsbec
Bankruptcy; Defect OF Inventory. O. in the matter of Lee
Bankruptcy. g. In the matter OF Pympton g. In the mat
Of kasson BaDkruptcv wearing apparel; wife,
ery intelligence and Miscellany: Obituary notice OF Ehc
Meier Gay; Bankrupts .et 1890 alphabetically
arrangcd.); the Bankrup; Law, &c. &c.
The May number will commence new volume, and Of
favorable opportunity subscribers Tor the work the
monthly list OF n.ovcnts renders invaluable 10 the s1er
chant. BRADBURY, SUDEN, \ 20
40 1T Nassau.sL ~ and 10 SchoOl-st Boston.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
JR. BRaHAM has the honor TO an


III noHnce tia: ba will give Concert the Society L.
brary Wednesday, Apri 6t, and in consequence OF TIE
atsrng reception h with bis Charles BraGan
Ill make his second appearance Hiss Augnsta Brown
O-ganis OF Dr. Co1' Church Brooklyn. VIII assist AZ the
Piano.
Fantasia from the Opera Der Frsischu.-Miss \ Browne
Soug from Hande'> :tciS ard GalatcH. PER
farming AZ Drurv Lane-l>t time n Newly oCk
- HIS hiceocs Low .Nr bTainin
Ar Low sound, the clarion
Song" My Bcyhood's Holne.r from The Opera
OF AniiIc - . hr thart,s raiarH
D8et-.An s weil--Brahay-. Sraham Nr [ Sr1hair
Song ST time in New Yorki-' The P!oushrian
turned Sailor -Dotiin Mr. Brahanl
Declaulaiory Song from the Opera OF Masaniello
Song" TIME, Time,.-tr The Nymph OF
the Grot;o Mr. Char-. SrahaIl
Grand Brigand Scena trorn the Opera OF Fra Dia
The American and National English Bouquets
Miss Augusta Browne
Song" Tie Lad. OF The villase--Dihdjn Nj Braharl
Song from :. Love in viliase"-'we all love
pretty yjTE under the Mr. Brahaln
Song" The Bay OF B scay'. 81 Brahau
Tickets, 81 De- had The principal Muse Stores.
Concert q. commence. al 5 O'clock. al ST
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
MIR. DAVID LOLLIPOP. at the Lolli-

WI pop Hall Prts, having Felt very sore al j. Brookss
Yankee Press established a, No 81: Bowery toppos!e
the Theae) j. Brooks, decomposition for poor David,
as osdav fast approaching, will leave BIN and his
whirisic LoiIpoP Nall machine TO do The ee.' he can but
SENSE The Yankee Press i, beautiful machine and the
bes, invented although II does not pretend 70 outdsanee
power nor does j. b. like him. treat iankse lnge-
Boery where they will their money, be honestly
dealt th and get good Cards &c ofevery tint and shade
equal the best and cheap they viii pay for rubbish
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New-Yor Tribune
TUESDAY April s

TUESDAY, April S.
COURT OF OYER AND TER MINER
Judge Kent delivered written opinion the libel case
Messr Hall and stone denying The motion OF Mr.. Ora
ham 10 have il carried Tor trial the Court of Sessions
The principal ground assigned for the motion desire
to have the testimony Of the Circuit Judge Judge X. said
il could be obtained although he should DC presiding He
alluded the affidavit Of Alderman Lee. III which 1t IS
stated that the testimony OF the three Judges Oft Sessions
would be required and showed the uproprety Of remov
Ing The that Court The whole Of the trials set
down for Thursday next.
murder case of Toppan pa, off for the term
OWING 70 tue absence oil material witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
DESIRABLE Country Seat for sale :

IMH Bar.an--It contains 10! acres Of The best OF
Land Tie house story the Tuscan order
OF in Fresch style-S2 ny 40 feet,
built in 1857 confirms Isl door, With paHtr.,
ra,es and ire-paccs-wid. hall through the csntr-;ive
rooms on I'd door with CRATES, clothes presses lc, base
rner Kitchen Introduced from brick clster and hne
ry cellar Observatory top the house, Ium which
is beautiful Eli-ab-thtown, Sta,en Island and tn
surrounding country Well OF soft rock water lower and
kitchen garden with fruit lowers kc OF every variety
An excellent apple orchard OF variety the best grated
fruit barn, cariase-hoase and Stables sIoke.house &c
The place Is divided into lots. principally meadow or
mowin. land ID good hear; and good fence, waered by
several springs liz in healthy improving and Convenient
neghborhood, Reformed Dutch and Episcopal Church
and CLASSICAL School o: high rrputa ton, e" rods rom
the house twelve miles o this city, ana OF easy
nv railroad steamboat and stages Please apply Mas
Ssu-,.-eet 10 WM. 81 SUMMERS. as =,
9 HALL Card Press against the world !
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
DIED

On Tuesday morning, 5,h inst, OF scarlet fever at No a
Barro r-street, Edmund only OF Samuel R Tlrock
norton aged two years His remains were taken New
Jersey for nterIneni.
At her residence Port Golden, New Jersey. Mrs, Lydia
Dusenbcry, widow OF the late Major Henry Dusenbery
aged rs years.
The Baltimore papers will please copy.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
DEV. J. COVERT-Dear Sir: In May,

DEV. J. COVERT-Dear Sir In May,
q lg4l. was severely attacked with an inflammation
OF my right lung and confined from business months.
Ihave suffered much pain in alnng attend
with difficulty OF breathing and very coughing,
during which time raised great deal Of puiried matter
believe the border Of the Consumption. wa, at
tended by different physicians but 81 TO purpose About
SIX weeks ago got Eour your Bahn OF Lie and am
happy to say that my paint subsidized entirely
relieved OF my cough, and with the exception OF weakness,
feel about well as did. have grrat confidence
in your medicine for diseases the lungs Yon lib
erty TO do with this letter you proper.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

u Noiice.--Cn and aler this day TIE Easte m Steam
boat Mail via Stonington and Norwich, viii close a, q c.
clock, PM
Post Otice, New-York. April 1, lS4:-
as lw JOHN LOKINER GRAHAM, P. VI.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

LAWYERS DIARY. 6.
CALESpAR OF the SUPERIOR COURT, THIS DAY-12, is 70
IS. q, % 81 81, ST IS. 50,
CALENDAR or THE COMMON PLEAS, PART FIRsT-i7 s.
SO, 80, 10 70, S. 60, II, %. 81, 81, 49, a5. g.
Part second, meets al ococh-l3, l52 L. 70, S. g. la4
Us, 9, II, 225 l6, 1872 1874, IS 81. 50. So 90. ll2
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
MONEY MARKET T..
Commercial and Money Matters.

The amount OF business done the Brokers Board to-
day was 10 moderate extent with material variations
excepting in Stoningon which improved 2; per cent on
the last sales Farmers Lean declined Delaware Hud
son /; Long Island l.
State Securities 6rm with sales fair extent,
OHIO Skies improved per Illinois Bonds Il Indiana
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
MARRIED.

On 9Th April, inst, by JUDGE IvGLls Zebuou Prat to
Matilda Hathaway both OF North Marlborough Plymouth
County, Mass.
On sunday, the Sd Of April, by The Rev. Mr Griffin Mr.
Peter v Cook 10 Miss Eeta Ann Coqulelt both OF this
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
MA TO BOARDING-HOUSE KEEP

800 I y DO-1ItDI.NNI-IIC = III III III
ERS-To Let, from The lst OF May next, the dwell
ng par OF the three srory House No.
il IS we'll Calculated gene- boardiu. House haTin.
Il rooms, large kitchen, cellar pantry and front vault
a,ej on Chauberssreet between Chatham and Centre
streets Inquire OF MIR JOHN BURDELL, Dentist, No. SO
Chapb.rSsireet al the corner OF Broadway OF VIII
LIAM ALBURTISS, No IS Coacords., corner OF Adams
S. Brooklyn L,ng Island. II viii be let reasonable
TO good tenant The house be from 10 O'Clock
in the morning until u O'Clock and from O'Clock in the
afternoon nnt;i 4 q clock az Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

20 CYRUS ?. Smith. the prcsen, cxcclleu,
Mayor of Brooklyn, is the Wing candidate Cor re.
election, opposed BY Henry c. Murphy Loco.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
GRAND CONCERT and Exhibition

: 4
Va This evening and succeeding evening through
out the week J. CLARK Will present at t eiatry OF Fi
ArS No. e3 Broadway. opposite Washington Hall, the sd
ditiona attractions Vocal INSTRUMENTAL Concerts,
which parpo>c such a!teratieES have been mad" a> give
the audience full and uninterrupted view ., the splendid
Paintings and OF r performers NJ TIE saCle time thus com
sinns the novel and delightful attraction ii Gallery OF
Fine Arts and Concert ho,i The hghe, ability aut
ceIencc. Among the professors engaged Mr. Bjn the
unrivalc GUITARS. singer who viii max. his r pub.
lie appearance this occasion, and sing II s mos
;avori;e Italian New every evening.
Admission 80 Tickets 20 be had NJ the prpClpG!
music stores ant! the Gallery.
~ B-Tle being numbered, they Will De reserved
for ,hecorrespordng the tickets which il Is there
advisable earlv.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06

" The 50 BosToS DAILY LEDGER is the
title of 4 new penny paper just started in Boston
byzWILLiAM BARTLETT, Esq.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-06
DRY GOODS.
NOV IsTHE TIME FOR THE BAR

" i L
GAINS-Thc subscriber poald call The attention OF
their irierds and the public il general the large and
sivc assortment atd desirable Dry Goods suitable Tor
the Spring Trade which has eiscted with .rea, care
and sri!, NJ sid decided bargain.
They have been r-ce!-nc, within days from
tloa and The INT aGsl S.n0 worth OF the nos,ashiora-
bic styles OF goods wi:h hey offer for inspection :. the
! discerning pubic.
The Following list OF cheap and desirable goods
Of The large SOCK jus; purchaeed:-
SILKS SILKS
Rich cold ss'd Ducapes
Splendid Chene do 60 very hsavr.
New style Velvet B7acade Duca2es, IN entire new rich
Silk.
Heavy figured and striped mode colorS
I Chine .changeabe LUst.ingA
Figured and striped G7csde Airique
HeIiennts, mode coiors, very cheap.
splendid article IN blue black striped Gro lie ARGUE.
uncomnory cheap
Figured and striped blue ard e, black Lu,rings good
| article, cheap.
Blue black Reps al half price
Black and blue black Poplt de sois Gro de Swiss. Gro de
Berlin, Italians &c &c an assorn-n, the old
low prices free duty, offer as large
and cheap OF the above goods any hoC
in the city ioge-rwr:h large lot OF Bo.baznes, Poplns.
SILK and Broche Shaws splendid variety.
Also, cheap stock OF De LANES be shsun by
any retail merchant in be city.
Jet and blue black Thbet de Lame, beautiful quality
Mode colors do do do do
Also, extensive assortment French, English anc.
American Prints in all their varieties, 81 yard up.
Also, Bleached and unbleached Sheein-s and Shrtngs
ofevery style, and width and price
Also, eeached Shee,iEg, yards wide, very heavy.
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