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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15
Pass him round gentlemen!

o. In Baltimore, on the 30,h, sales Of
white Wheat were made. at from IS to
TO Slo6 cts, and red Whesset from s.
to 90 cts, both being in great demand.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15
All Sorts Of Paragraphs.
DONATION TO MRS. STREET

DONATION TO MRS. STREET.
We are highly gratified to hear Of the
liberal donation made by the Indians to
the widow OF tho late faithful Indian A.
gent, Gen. Street. The donation embra.
ces section Of land, containing the Agen.
cy House and other improvements, for
which latter the Indians pay the General
Government thousand dollars. This is
an act Of generosity and noble liberality
which does honor to the Sac and Fox
nation-and we are we'll satisfied that it
could not have been moro worthily be-
slowed. We hope our own Government
will be as just and as generous asthe In
dians, and confirm the donation.
But here an important question arises
and we would ask the GOVERNOR in all
the cander and kindness Of friendship,
why did he permt this donation, which
altwh rejoice to admit as Just and proper,
and yet refdse any donation. 10 the half
breeds, who's on account Of their blood
md their forlorn aud. peculiar condition,
some Of them being females and orpbanst
had certainly as strong. and as just claims
to a kind and generous considerations
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

" The Virginia Banks still continue
to redeem their circulation in specie. II
is said that but very small amount Of
specie has been drawn from the banks
since their resumption.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

GA subscription has been started in
Canada for the purposeof obtaining funds
TO rebuild Brooks Monument, f3,goO
has been raised.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

@M Petersburgh, Va, they arc ma
nu(acturng printing paper from the
leaves OF the nsorus muliiczuius.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

OF In Boston, on The 9th ult., corn
was selling at from So to So cents per
bushel.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

rAt New Haven, Conn, on the Gath
25 4 Goth ult.. the weather was sufficient
~ cold to form ice.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

HThe great annual political battle
between democracy and whiggery was
fought on Tuesday last in the two grea,
states Of Ohio and Pennsylvania. We
hope to be able to give Partial returns
from the former state in our next.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15
American Fur Company.-We we

dmerican Fur C0mpdny.-We were
mistaken in our statement Of last week
with regardto the fai!use offhe American
Fur Company. II is true that the sold
Company, which was originally formed
in New York has lailcd-but the ST.
Louis branch. composed Of Pierre Cho,ean
and others, Withdrew from the old con-
Germ some fine since. They still con
tinue their trade with the Indians on
their own responsibility. and have no,
failed, nor are we aware that they IRE
likely 10 fail.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

rTreasury Notes in New York are
! to per cent. premism.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

rGreat quantities Of whea. are be-
ing shipped at Chicago for the Eastern
market.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

rColntereil half eagles are in cir.
in Philadelphia.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

Grrhe Secretary Of the Navy has
addressed letter to Lieut. Wilkes, i'd
which is contained public reprimand,
the same being the sentence Of the Court
Marital before whom he was lately tried
for misconduct while in command of the
Exploring expedition.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

Grlt appears to be settled that Boston
and Fashion will meet at Baltimore on
the 18th Of this month.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

o. The Yellow fever has almost
wholly subsidized in New Orleans, and tho
city is again becoming healthy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

had certainty as strong ana as Just CLAIMS
to a kind and generous considerations
CLAIMS in THE NEW PURCHASER
While at the treaty ground. we took
ride Of several miles up the Des Moines+
INTO the Indian country, and weren not
little amused 10 find that all the country
had been claimed for about sixty miles
above US. Almost every tree bore the
initials ofsome adventurous pioneer, and
by way Of indicating to the observer tho
right Of title by which it was held and
would be defended, the representation Of
a bowie knife, brace Of pistols Crossed
a. the muzzle,) or rifle, was cut in the
tree above or below the initials Of tho
claimant. The Dragons, however, will
be stationed in the country until the rat-
iication OF The. treaty, or until tie Indians
shall rem6ve to the west side OF the line.
But we presume She people will be per-
mitted to 90 upon the lands as soon as we
shall be informed Of the ratification Of
the treaty. 1t is likely, too, that the In
dams viii remov, SOONER than Nav
--
~ : - ~ -, - ou' - l0', o''.s
!. 49,, = 81 -, -
80. ~, '''-''o - '''Ds ~"
convicted, ON a charge Of Burglary, and
sentenced 10 the Peni,eu,iary for seven
Years The Notorious Fisher. whom,
oar ritizsos will rocoIlact as having had
MS 8'''feaooa's M .'lsss paris not sahss
s9'' = !" - ''''o 's'i' ''''''l On 9 soafss 9
~, : 80 : i'''ss '''s'''' - 'i'9s's
80 '''e''ee.' - s'e i,s'''''1',''''s ~
800 .'''' a''os"s' 'o's -, "''oss7 ia -
'n'' '''''e VIC % not f"eoslec' was sen
'e'ce' LOT 1--WE years.
HrGreat quantities Of whea. are BIZ
ing shipped at Chicago for the Eastern
market.
~ The Virginia Banks still con,inue
10 redeem their circulation in snecie. i,
;s eaid TIM, bn, varv .,,,,, .o,, -
''o''' '"s oa"N'
$50 $500 r-.o
GA retersbursh' Va, they arc ma
,a.ss. :, - r rapo 'o"' '"o
= ~
GTAt New Haven, Conn.,, on the Gath
% y Goth ult.. the weather was sufficient:
~ cold to form ice.
G-The Secretary Of the Navy has
addressed letter to Lieut.. Wilkes, id
whichis contained a public reprimand,
the same being the sentence Of the Court
Marital before whom he wa. lately tried
10, n' misconduct while in command Of the
Exploring expeo1llon.
WBy a law passed at the last session
a oo'gsess .ne sa'ue o. Inc round Ser
-e : = e-,o-:
WI appears 70 be settled that Boston
ana Fashion Will meet at Baltimore on
the 18th OF this month.
o. The Yellow fever has almo.,
wholly subsidized in New Orleans. and tho
city is again becoming healthy.
rrrbe G7ol~ az. "a, a. w,...,
..new books,,.ra k.., ~ ..s;,o,s D...' $50.
49,: NJ. y single entry
So
Wonder il he keeps column for his
ssroasl beafnncxpcndiiures?
" The Jail at Hennepin, Patnam Co.
HIS, was destroyed by fire on the night Of
the 2sth ult.. The or;o;, ~ -. e.
was caused ~ s. : '''e ''e
. moLe =. e..a.. - ,sIns' ""o aue"p'eo
Gamers, :, y. -. - ~, : ps'o'
q. - I. 800 - = 0GCv9er
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

0.rThcrc' are 2sG,s50 marriages IN
France every year.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

LEI no man or woman 6e ashamed 10
work.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

gBy a law passed at the last session
OF Congsess the value OF the Pound Ster:
ling is declared to be $4,84.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

General Jackson having become in
vowed e us pscunary afalrs.a shor.
time IN since, E z. Blair, editor at the
u'one, OF beng made acquainted with
the tact, Immediately placed At his dis
Posal ten thousand dollars. The loan
was accepted BY General jackson. aud
Va ". srinc!eni % extricate him from his
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

rJohn a. Bryan Esq. of-ohio, has
been appointed 2ud Assistant Post Nns.sr
General, il. The place IF R1ilo c. Fuller.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

&. oil is sfs.sd il ssshe Of the, papers
that the British overnpen, have alfea-
q, made preper ions Tor Ii, tie construction
of trail road from Quebec. ,lroao, ,ie
disputed erri'ovy, TO the mouth or The
river st. John.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

) .
THE WEA7HEr.Thcr ha, been no
rain Of any consequences in this vicinity
for The six last weeks. The sdsaI:
streams are nearly dry, and tn. loufing
mills hsye generally suspended their
operations. The farmers are unable TO
get their grain ground, and the country
generally is suffering Cor the want Of rain:
Flour ms risen 10 $500 barrel, while
wheat only commands 3lcents. An old
fashioned Indian suIamer has set in, and
the prospect for good shower is rather
dull. The mississippi, however contin'
ucs in : good stage, and We have az q
bundance Of loata.
oThere are 2ee, 1850 marriages in
= rance every year.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

WThe Jail at Hennepin, Patnam Co.
Ills, was destroyed by fire on the night Of
the 2sth ult., Tho origin Of the FIRE
was caused by prisoner who attempted
to make ms cscaps By burning oMt.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

rThe Globe says tina. Mr.. Webster's
thew books'aere kept by ''single entry"
that is, all debt aud no credit.
Wonder il he keeps column for his
"roasl beef1expondilures9
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

e'Iloo. Geo -McDufi haa been
- seded " " emoeiates sou,l,
sgafol!na for SIT in the u s. Senate,
N pIsce Of Mr.. Passion, whose Term Of
sefGtce expires ol1he lin Of MArch - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
Markets.

ASHES-About 500 bbls have been sold to arrive o" PR
vate terms. The market here j. nearly bare
COTTON-The market wasguet Yesterday
FLOUR-Very hule doing. The arrival OF some o'"o
bbls fom New Orleans and 1000 more being on the way
ia. checked operations We hear ofno sales OF importance
We quote Geuesee &C. 2} S6lGi Troy $6Ii ONO Canal
sGsS6l2. For New Orleans 1913 was offered George
town S5g7i Brandyaine 1881! si,S:. Low proed
Southern Flour continues rather scarce
CRAIN-Corn has rather downward tendency Sales
1860 Virginia and Maryland at 60 Ollie measure for me
East, 1000 bushels Rye brought 62,c weight 2to bu'I
Southern Oats 30 4lc the latter with mixture Of Barley
Oats 400 bush Barley Oats brought SOC Some lots OF ~
Orleans Corn are unsold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
ITIyeII's Lectures on Geology Publish q

pamphlet and for sale at this Office These Lsc-
lures embrace the following subjects l. Fresh Water Form
aos Of Anvergne Extinct Volcanoes of Successive Peri
od.. ; Structure OF Atna; Origin OF Granite Rocks
Changes in the Organic World g. Upheayal and Subsi-
Tire Eartl's Crust Submcrgence and ReeevatOn
of the Temple OF Scraps 4. Origin OF Coal Reef, and
TheorvO Of their Circular Form C0raue Limestone of va
rous Geological Ages 5. Nature and Origin OF Coal Pc
Rod Of it, Formation. G. Footmarks oi Fossil Animals;
The Niagara District T. Recession Of ihe Falls of Niagara
g. Boulder Formation; Transporting Power OF Ice; Action
OF Glaciers and IcebergS Price p cents.
1r Richard Adams I.Ocke's Celebrated Lecture
oa MAGNETISM and AsrKoNoMy reported for The Tnh
une published in neat psmpheta,d for sale at this Of
fee Price 81 cents or 50 cents per dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
AUCTION SAILS.
BY ). DRAPt.k. Jr
>eSe 81 " .insai-gTret. come n Plne-ssT.eI
TUESDAY Apf.l 2ttb,


" 10 o'cl0sk. Al tir kncton Room.
N'-t 81, ~ hsRpWssF--On a liberal cresilt-t~
t Nf'' CD. bmf -aui, Size hsls, German and Anefio
tianlss-s.
t..-.. Hi 'a1alaa hoss ,ccs anvil. hard M sei.c
-n Nfni- it na., shovel, amt spades, sckets ssov
Bod >stts n1uy ans slnft hantles fr,tng mana hns
s.s. cnI t,.h sAd sasr chai>, AL nn4s non ~rktu
alrk hini. wtri and >sWs slseys ais c,rp-a.s
Nts-itNi tarf-nrf's Cuuls, ILL., ri-,f Il, s<t
Plate. pad iglnA. n0rtcr cus kioo aas fpeni~t cks
square. table pate AMI hsh hHsr,. pan. tra
,e->. h.s,> sra can>icA>. MsiIons Sytb~. .af-
an az hat u>, draw m NniNvs, r0uA sstiies sockets
i h tcr> snI li ruunl lower aDd plate hts,
rl,. it Ie,. lNi haa.s sLo~ tdcA> 20, tays Norfolk
fi -. iron ~larr> frdur AMI aIe paIlr,, brass cocss,
esr, an ofa, I, kei Aul raEor carNrr shoe Pncsr
,aatr lls anurIr ard Single hdurl gum, udes, shos
rta lor. va,i aui G~rmsn silver i9tc AMI tea spoogs
bone i'afl auu bonn lanus, German hAps AniuA PM
>a lad iltt r-ls, .ssu.tr ~nr>, csiCe>tcAs, saun
boxes 'o1 dressing ca> homes, spectacle ssses
covered olsfuu> needles. book aud hsh hus, letter
-fns. icat psn.iS. Beads lead n' cAsass Ac.
Nc Nc Naif.oc Us a.. >anpIe> on MONDAY. the 2ou.
Also .-f Hs., wrought nails
A.~.. itN ans l,-
Also, 400 NlcrS
A.>o, 80 dozen shos,ls AMI spades
49,. - ci,k, hook, ant hinges
Also. ct>A, klst, ami s,rh,
AS - cash, Carl ma hoes
A.so. ls dozen CON dnd grsss sythe,.
Also. jn cass> single and douhs harrel gans
A.So % cl,h, sod chains assorted : IL, :. inch
Ais. ~ cssA> race CHAINS
Al.r lio gro,. German silver table and ia sIoon.
40, Wi. o. ~ a. l. cciock-
ln cs,A, snl chains.
D., baskets Ntt>
cash, hamu ana sled e. hammers
So bag wrought nails.
lo0 aEvii,
Ioo dozen shovel, lnd spades.
ca>As 10y chanN
~ CASKS sad .rnns
So sets iron WEIGHTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
IlI ED

On the D Instant Mrs Jane Caroline Crawley' VILE q"
john Crawley. ofihc Nov York Argus. aged 81 yesi'
TIE friends the family. and t'ose Of her COUSIN \ '
Cook respectfully invited 70 attend her lun,fa l' ~
t,ynoon Al n'c,ck from her late residence, III Broo' +
Al Bolrnrt. L. l. on the 20ih Instant after lng'i '
nes, John born u the 2G year of his soH 81 Iiar''
Osborn formerly of N.wNCr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
NJ Ar RIEIy:

In NJ. civ on F,av Nv Rev Dr. SPRING John T. Ws'
E,q Of Norwich Conn, 10 Mr.. Elizabeth Harris, 81 ih
CIty. =, az - 90,
A. Albany on the 2ls instant by Rev d.. Wyckon SO
,e Nan Dvrk counsellor Al Ian ofths CIV 10 Me- Mary
daughter nj ,he late John De Witt A,o, Mr. D5nie Ba'c
.. Ni,s kvnp, luur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New-York Tribune.
S,rrpn,v April .S
OWL COURTS.

In the Superior Court the ot Schermerhorn vs.
Bh5y, relative 10 the VIII OF the late Henry Van Cortland,
OF NonkeT,, brought up The la> trial Ton when the
jury could eel to test whether or not Mr. van
G. Of sound dsvosng mini n the time OF making the
codciL The OILY question now resented ~sS whether
The cedcil had really been made by him. To this The
pianih made ~ objection. The witnesses 90 the cOdC
eNlmned whenihe Jury verde, IN the Affirm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
L. :. DISTRICT COrRT.

largo number OF petitions in Bsnkruutcy passed To de
cree Objections were offered 10 that ot Thoga, II Cham
bars AuhorW was given the as>ignec sell at private
sale quantity az furniture whi, remained lover the SO
al owed hv law IA the hand, o bankrupt To relative "a
the appraised value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
DRY GOODS.
LOULARD SILKS !

Il stnfed and figured 10
Brncaae Chem do
DE LANES d. Lame,
Just received by :. BARKERS CO. ~ Grsnis,reet,
lot Of rich Fousrd suks Broeadc Chine. snd several Other
,,yits. to which We would invite particular attention
Also, JUS, received from auction case OF beautiful style
OF De Lame, At only l. 81 per yard.
Also, leo Dre,ss, do do. - per irsss
SILK SIIAwI> AND SCARF>.
Ai~o. ius we'd several los OF very rich Six sAa"
and Scars. siye~
A>e. eIieu.ve assortment OF Prints st all prices from
81 per yard
ShsetIng., >hrnrs. Bsd Ticks Ir-h AM Ru'sa aper'
IRISH L.neus, Sc &c. &c. : BARKER co
az55ts late " y : Barker. 27l Grani-.irre'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
CtRANp CONCERT and ENhiblIIon-
A MERiCAN Museum. corner sf Broad

wav and Ann ,trtci-P / BAkNIN Nanagtr-
IN order Oh acrommo 3,a ihe immense crowds which aurn
ec TN. ,curr Room ht. been enlarged. The VI, >ier-
Gus ipcv Gr can br c1n,uiird D1v Evening. Size D,
thu greatest ,i tie from O'Clock. VI h
T. NJ she can he privately consulted au - aclt ~ ot
,r ~ tntnre Events. free ct charge Mr.. Wlucht 10, f
Conn.,. Droif.r.f VIII i.trsllcr b, mo, lIrmurnu, ana
Ou1fical EccrntIcues, Tor ih.> week ONLY vs. l''
Petite Ccl-,ts. the beauiii Dancer Experiments N N-
NAL v, -u1i sf ON child three years odd N9afa fa'.
ritb real "a alter: Pneumatic Rlrold Aihno Lady Glo,.
blowing: Grand Co>moraml and 100000 curn>.ut>
\ splendid DAY performance ever "Wednesday AID sat
Aln,nce ~ Tie rhn,e . cent.-chlren half prce. al8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

The chfciu fseIng IN he ttrs' COninne' 10 De erceV
ed The banks discouning freely. The ont door ran
for paper are easier and tie gh krl OF paper scarc'
II our merchants get through May ey shall look Tor
rood bushes, during the coming fall season sale OF
cloths oil yesterday nj which the prices obtained were
ten 10 fifteen per cent advance on previous sales.
Tie Long Island Railroad ha' called IN an Testament OF
q cents per share, payable on the first VI "
The Silver Creek Bank has established Dran'h AT DUE
llo ,,er the direction OF Oliver Lee Esq. The cana, tolls
VII be tcmpDrarly denoeIled m tls bran.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

Is IN hand, received fre' Every rev arrival large
supply Of gool te. heahy >~edband Crr-an L"rth rs
hsf wiz Lite quick For sale by tliou~and hundred,
ozrn and pui % 10 inns a. % De- transported Win sarJ
io arv part of the country
Lpeches applied by COMPETENT pfT~on a. any tIir
DAVID SANDS co.
NhOie.se AMI retail Druggists and Cheinsr,
L.. ALrka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

I'll on. three story Iou,c I'D lri very che Up appid
'nnei atfiy at ~ Leonard street or hani'on- i
arlor aud rooms on lhe II io1r VII hc lei NV" q" u'
nge ,cnflaen .ith breakfast AMI tea n prVa- snN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
DEDSTEADS.-The subscriber invites

EDS ENUS. - TIC kUDSCTIDtT IHVIItS
pubic ATTENTION 10 i, stock Of WILLIS PATEsr PEE-
MIN BfDsrgADs. whsh be- j. confident Ni be- iDsud ss
rgct b,aufifai sni cteaye1 arimeHt offered
o. the Amm~rissn public. For stsns 81 Labor, reedom
rom bugs, aud aim npo.i5 getting out Of order,
tle.e BsdsteaIs without rival.
JOHN DOT GLA., II GOdst-
d ue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
Benefit of Jshn smith
CRCUS.-WELCH Il MANN, Pro

Y p prirfnrS
TN, Evening. April p. tie splendid routine vii COM
mence with Tniaunted Act by the miracle ct the age
tile Johnny Giru ~.
Mr. LEVI NORTH will appear u Do, Incompatible ient
Negr, Extrayaganzas by John Smith, Coleman All W
Glp.tpuf.
To conclude with broad Come panom.me entitled the
Village Match Nh cr
roNa, 80 cents PA ~ cents.
~, ,,'f,.L a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
"a TO LET. from the lst WAY neXt. 7,

gcnteei famlt Oi not morr than three of oii H 10
IN, r1,u1 and Dee n the 81 si1ry-beI room I'D BE-
attic back basement and under cellar the pea-anty ~,
uaird neat dwelling house No. ijj AenrL Inquire OF 10
q Cfav. Na,,aus. a. IT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

II PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons havin'
furniture o any description dispose ~, or vino are nrrh
NJ M ou>e-keepng N hnd reaN ale iSr any poripn
or all Of their goOi 10y sending t,eT address, or cahh'
anon lie subsrr Der. Goods IN amount purchased.
id3n % r. COTTON a CO.. ~ Chat am q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
MARINE JOURNAL.

ALsANAc.-THI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
Commercial and Money Matters.

Tte sales Al the Brokers Board were iarge r'slef""s'
anil stocks continued 10 improve Delaware Hudson "'h
OIL "a per cent Mechanics Bank per cent Bank Of Amt
rca Rsns Of Commerce and American Exchange BauN
each D. Farmers Loan II New Jerse, .; Long Island =
Harlem Mohawk Canton !
state S,ock. generally sold at an advance Ne" York
,4c. per cent: Ohio sre, per cent; Illinois bond, per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
TIlE PLACE 10 get Cheap and Fash
7 ioaabie GARMENTS ., atthe

lI2 Fuion-siraci. near BOsdway,
Where G1sds are bought exclusively TOR cash. AMI ui
Sl, furnished p hour, noice la superior style and at
greatly reduced prices our stock already large selected
with great from recent p-rtaons comprising great
variety of French and westofErgand Cloths, Cashmere,
Slk AMI Chally yestng, to which We are making daily
additions.
We take pleasure in inviting friends and the public To
ca and eNamu Goods feeling confident that We can
Off tin create Inducements than and having ~ our
..i, The most cerbalcd Coat and Psnaoon Culters
can .a.y guarantee that the style of garments Will
compare wuh that of any house in the trade
rer.. cash on delivery, ami no abatement in prices.
sl5 I'll J. &. BOOTH, Agent,
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NJ DELhRt r. ihe srrai Mime, VIII introduce h'
,,ra ry Drlineati1n> French stories and Yankee e
crnrcties he VIII ai,o Introduce various limitations on
many celebrate. Actors. and an imitation oi Osirl on
nell AR T. MORRIS. thu On .na Vocal American come
n,.r will Introduce - -arri, of hs Come roHs>.
S,l.r,i,d DAY PERFORMANCE every "Wednesday ami
Ti Ie.i ami arrest collection 100 the world OF Ogg -
Porr,. .. of DISTINGUISHED Amer rdp Norfh@s-
DAGT EREEOTNrE LlkkNES~ES taken 200 tn mos
.cen,fr manner and ltmodcl pucr Aduuance u l'
49,. ..i.l.ir,., 1, ,lt ,,rice all
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CIOTu STORE.-Wilson G.. Hunt &

" Coz i6f Pear.'rcci, corner Of Chatham, have no"
ON hand and ars dsly receiving. 4 lar-e supply o,
CLOTHS. CASSIMfRES, NEsIIN"S'
AID SUMMER GOODS.
of the most de0rahe styles together Win laT1r a,sort
mont Of Goods sriabc for Merchant Talors and cner'
for ale IN quantities suit purchasers cheap Tor cash or
annrnveh credit. aIn IuN
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NrECUNNJCS.- Builders. Tradesmen.

Va 2c-Great sale OF Bu.llng Lott This Day al The
Merchants Exchange Al - O'Clock, by r H. 1T DIo"-
vii be sold separately 6"o Buhdmg Los situated on ''h
95tl eih 97fh 38t GEh 40h and 4T recans on the 't
mi and I'm avenues These los well worthy the al
,ep,ion of mechanic. aud builders Sale positive 10 tie
lob,> bidder 10 cr cent and Aucloncers fec on fire
av of sale-le balance 70 be- pad at the time which VI"
be stated at time Of salepiebaby about - diY, ro"
80 s.le as It.