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New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
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II Er:,ns p:tTt.It italian window shndes.
OLIVER ". WUGDtDnD tS CatiHril,-st. invites tit a.
teuton oi families about furnishing Their houses l> lInS
splendid ot 0 Italian Window shades uiurFi',',lly
ever before brought 10 this country. licy Mt lle
paintings grlst w.io has deyocd hi''in MS i0'ta'
son and embrace, ccty variety ot Landscape aS Scrte
rerap>n piece furniture hpp1,r>to 10 better ad'aVe
or NOR" inviting, jani handsome par o Window sIhdr
painted IN ,yic 10 imtat. nuturc. The iyoce contains
Italian ,m,capr- to' Arches. Moonlight scene, scfol
borders. Slgueue crnterN. &c. Nc
y H. Country Merchants buying. 30 .c again VIII hnaN
their advantagc call mcxannc hi, lnyorc to Hleg
Tar they ui5e sold low Tor cash. thvut5ce Iat
At the ow price oi ~ 81 per pair. ~ tHu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

The Ice TEApE.-Frnn appearances. 'vr we're induced
believe that great scarct, OF IceeSi>ted IN thu city but
have u>, learned The fact that JOHN D. ,sCouGH Co.
upon whom the city has mainly depended Tor several sum
ner> past, hen stock CT other dealers mas i'c"rne '5
hai,;e, have by taking TIN. b. ortock. lad up
their usual supply OF pur Rockand Lake lee which they
are ready furnish any quantities. reasonable prc,
The diminished supply in The bands OF o.er dealers owing
their having bun lay II in early--prohahy Under
the impression a he latter part OF the winter would ator
The best We understand upon good authority that ss''
OF the, other dealer. OF our city have hand than half
tlir usual supply. It due 10 HI.rs A,copg Co tosay
;ha, they nave persevered through the most surprising OBJ
,5acle, bringing the Rocband Lake Ice into market IN
#Qnau,i,i, 10 u-; Increasing demands OF our citizens
Enormous have imposed UPON them Tor the Use OF
jctcuer>, &c.hy their eastern competitors Some OF is
they have enabled by thr Introduction OF
ani improved cutter, which has many decided adVa-
tase> those already and al~o OF an elevator by
The ne of which they hoist in nmeIe auantie, ~
very limited space time. Th scarcity OF Ice IN southern
markets his season H feared Will open channel to IRAN
cit, OF th> Indispensable commodity and We dunk
would b. well for all who The article make mnleia
application 10 these gentlemen their supply the coming
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

L, lrowE's fyYGEiSE rsoREpovXp CsNDy-fli> .isa,'
ant safe a.;i cc0noFcli remedy. orthc cure o Gouc
IIoar"re>> Throat and all classes N lniucnth c
kept constantly on hand by the proprieior ~ baTdWil
corner o llowai-sreet and ay be bad atlhr following
convcEicn; locations, Ker>te'-, 5l BriaiIway: ai L
briggs. 68I Broadway Drugs y Jay, rin Place, BOW
cry Pa lmer, corner u Bowrry ami Secon,9treEt Lu-
lam lsi Beeknar.,ireet; Hinton. 67 r gilis Arsga@
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

AFAcroRY GInL.-A few years since, there
wasa girl working at c>pindics of one Of the
establishments at Ware, in Hampshire county,
who Subsequently tnught school, and still later,
found her way to the West She is now the ac
compishcd witf=of the able Representative in
Congress from Michigan Ncwburyport Herald.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

U We farther indebtedto Hon Mesr.. rALLMADGg,
FILLMORE, GRANGER, CUSHING, MoRGAS. llALL=of VI,
and MkKoS, for Public Documents
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

FlKE.-lhe gin-housc, containing valuable
gin, together with the entire crop otcotton belong
ing TO b. +. Porter, Esq. Of tuscaloosa, were de-
stroyed BY fire short time since; supposed to be
the work Of an inceadiary.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

rhi, > decidedly the prfte> compliment aNcr paa!5i
that er.ai AMI universal Uldauhrep> d. 9ilgfll' W"
inventor ot the crchT,ted Lozeugrs.z
We COPY h,3lioye taol Pla,a,iptll DajlS Ghron-
Gle. and dgree willhe Editors hat II rs not oly ti'i'
Once ini Na>au street, ylllsr he . ~ N" ~ sag, =
ans! quicSe> our cohl, cousst eaiaihe> tiii
cnrIli .a.i-..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

tSLrcHY RrN-lt may be remembered that u
cargo of St. CroiX was brought TO Newly or,
several weeks a,- and returned 10 that island on
account of the low price Of the article in this
market. We now learn that it has already paid
freight three VOYAGES. May this be regard!
cd as an=cyldence Of the temperance reform =
When did cheap rum ever go begging before
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

u For Literary Notices, and an article Asso-
oiaion, First Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

20 In the thunderstorm of the ith inst. the
lightning set fire to u barn belonging to- Mr.. Mon
of the township ct Winchester. in the Eastern
District and the barn, stables, four horses and
other contents were consumed. Loss about $1,000.
Kingston &C. c. Herald 22d uIt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

TIE HuSEKs.-This talented family very Success
i Concert last ,v,in. the stnyesaDt Institute. w per
ccive By the advertisement that the. will give Morning
Concer, The Society Library day. Tie Morning Con
cert they rave the University very full ta,!onahy
attended,, and do doubt many viii take advantage OF
;ll> opportunity w!io#woud yeutur,. out at nghi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

GIlYauicd--A Partner with cash capia OF Slh!@
w;:!! ,:.:Ai,hel whOrsa. house IN Pearl street.
The opportunity presented j, very desirable one, AMI
n"n' need apply G'ss tiey have 'i1 requisite inraM
capital invest, and gigc untoubct irtcnnct'
high rsspectabl!iy OF character Adircs G. NJ box
- Park post office. G) tsu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

70 BENZ. S keecr of Newport, Herkimer CO.,
fell dead in the street the 27th, while walking
home from church
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
Wn W%. hoans ,; Marsh Secretaries. m,a

IT Fourth Nurd.-'rhc Whi. Electors c the III
Ward pursuant 10 the recommendation o The "ldg tene
raj Committee, requested to 1cel ;l,~ ShakNparr
Hotel corner OF Duane and Wian.strcei,, on Moniav
Evening, I inst y O'clock tor the urpa>c OF appoint
in. Committee Charter officer, and three
Delegates represent the Ward in ihe Nnynrty Conttn
on be held at Broadway Iiouseon The evening ot Mon
dav iith Inst,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

II In paragraph III ye,terday'-zpap.r couound.d
the o: Prot Bror>on-ccturin. wcstfeld Mas
Elocr,ou with that OF Prot: Sulnons-tlece;,<ec
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

IL s'hotogr.,p pIic 9.il1cuc>.c~, by nnlmPi9''d
DagueTeoypc process. by VI. d. NAa LoAH, corner Of
Ct:lnberssi and broadway. ~ II lm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

IT First H}nrd.-rhe Democrats Nlie Electors p
Tie Fir>t Ward requested ;imrciatthcE Enal Street. iIp
Tel, corner nj Hrca#and fcari ,Scu Alcria ,s,: Tn
7tl inst. at y O'Clock, tcr riose ~ 'sc,t'a t1
Delegates 10 rcprern tl War a. The iaNoraity CnaYef
ton; also select Cammtcc o! 1tt oamei# ~ g
ahlccan,lNelor Charter Officers :orthe -aPpH' Of -
Electors OF the said First Wa-. 0liN En- trRH, Cl'n
Otto Wnl Van 'ruvl.. nv l;I
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LIAM LouN>BrRy Secrearv. II
. ,a,cnlh Yynrd.-I1 nnr.nnn.,. :

u 'Ecnth Ward.-liI pur.lanct ul Tire recommends
ton OF u" Ward Committee, The Democratic We Electors
OF III. Tent, Ward requested - mert Columbian
laii Grad>treet Monday tI~nu9. 7ttI inst, heI
past O'clock for The purpo: oi .viin" thtre Delegates
from the Ward to lIavor.ty Convention TO 'r hell ~
Broadway House the itlI INST, and aso TO appoint
Committee 10 nominate Charter Oiic.r>. By 1rd.r
JAMES H. plNkNEl, Chairman Wdrd Committee
JOSEPH l.. CHESTER, Secretary pro teG. Elj 7
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05


WoyDERFUL CONTRA forty-scrcn
years. in 1875. Alleglr,lv Washington and Fay
Counties, Penn. wcrct tnll of distillerics, and
immqnse quantity Of whisky was made and sold.
The United States, in order raise a revenue.
made law 10 tax it. The people refused 10 pay.
rcbcll..G and raised an army called the Western
lnsurrcction Army, and marched 10 Pittsburgh
General Washington sent an army of about 1000
Enitcd States troops and volunteers TO suppress IL
They arrived, when the whisky amy disbandcd.
In the years 1915 and lG, the United States put
direct tax. and perhaps then we had 1900
stills in Washington and Alleshany Counties
Now there is notpcrhapS fifteen still houses in
operation in the two Counties. y few days ago, a.
gentlemen WHO was United State, Deputy CoIlcc-
tor IN Washington County in 1916, informed u,
tha, there were then 90 >tl-houseS taxed. ard
SO, 600 collected of taxes for the United States :;
and perhaps there are .carce ten disilerieS in
that County. Pitt>burg Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

i r. CnmpbelI, Esq, late Lord Rector Of Ola
gow University, ailudiD the practice OF -teio9rapb''
observes:
. should exior all young rncl learn that n0,l u-eis.
art. shorthand writing which believe viii one 1a
lt studied universally common wrln@ ana HH.g
VIII abrdee tin, labor OF peEmansll to degree that ~a
naerI ally quicken the Intercourse Of human Aong1L
Snci wish 70 i,ccome pr.,cins II Il, peasias or,
very useful accomplishment recommended 10 eau w.
sIr. TowHDgo" No. Gai Broadway, corner % Dnats,
ard "xaaine hi an, comprehensive stem oi NiI H.
stiprianI. oui.!cy ,iTp3n lie simple and Ha!Il
principles and t.ri. tie anor with tie. utmost conirne
places 10 ar>, competition git The vlrGu, methods lpi
sued by the tIr>; .irpOgrdpiIer, III ife world M
I;v the byc Nr r. giy,.. az Introductory ,-Son Et e
rhar.-iereor,. -, and srend hour at hi Rooi!i AZ
how YOU Ike il. G.Ye E.Si trial. say We u
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
10
3, ti;cncn> t;as viii h utroiuce >atnriy, ah!t1
5th. =, Nos. ], Il , aa'E4sFs aaOt%gi. nj y

u f's<rnilcanrn'. EEut~-Sprf9s Stg'fe~Hl!'p' cM
nerot Pine and NassaI.,lgec> Will iuuoducc Tie SplnS
pattern OF Genticmen'> Hats rIlS DAY. lie >ohcils "'
examination ot the same, confident they VIII conn'' COW
tinuc patronage. well on accountuiJie hnenc>s o' eF
,,i,. ,s ,h,. e!cgagcc and durability al teir Gn.s!
BIRD corner OF Nassau and Pin"-streeI' " y
u. BIRD, los Chcsuut-st. Philadelphia
,..,, :, .,s,3 MI ~.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

u Advertiser. VIII please ;ndin their advertisement.
ior Monday,s p.Ler, before o.cIock nls evenins.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

MoRE PIRATE MoSEY.-During the late storm
of the Mexican dollars. buried by Gibbs and
Wan>cv. were brought TO light on Barren Island.
1t Is said that individuals haze found con
siderable sums. l.. |. Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

~. 4scnslcr,,cn'. Eanis.-'rhe Spring Fashion o.
Gentlemen, Hos Is now ready al sPENtFRS,
corner OF Chambers and Centre Is.
EX:r, Fiuc Nutra, BEAVER ISL .
Imitation MOeskin >
II i2)
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
Bv order OF the Whjc Executive. Committee
\,tt I = I I,I I
Thomas NJ ADRIANCE. Secretary. mi 81

II Fifth sfnrd.-lnaccorlnicc " ilil a rrcomlnen
alton OF i, Dcmrrrair Wllig General Committee the Dem
ocr,,ic wii Electors Fifth Ward requested 10
meet at the Marion House. lG5 Chapel l. lDnaY eseT
ny March II O'Clock. or the pnpe>c selecting three
Delegates tn, 1llyoray Conventions and no 10 appoint
Nominating Committee 10 stcct candidates or Csar't
Officers By order of the Ward Committee
ApN =. .lllIlIlln.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

MURDERER ARREsrED-The AUBURN Journal
says that ronyict in the State Prison, named
Philip Crater, finished his term Of service for
theft the 2Gth ult and WAS released He had
gone onl. "A few miles towards his home when he
was arrested for murder Ii seems that during
his incarceration he had boasnsIy told his fellow
ccnvicts that he once murdered a pcdInr-;hat he
deposited his body under his wood-housc. but
afterwards removed and buried it near the banks
OF the Susqnehannah River, aud that he broke up
the peddlcrs wagon. and had the iron worked up
By n blacksmith The convicts told the keeper Of
this, and an examination made. On search
Ing the place, the shin-bones Of man were dis
covered. the rest having been washed away by the
river, and it asccrtaincd that blacksmith
near had about that time worked up old iron ion
Crater. He also boasts of having killed Il man in
the Allegheny Mountains and robbed him of
Sl,400. He now owns farm worth some $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

~ Spring St,Ic.-C f. ALVORD & CO. No 10
Bowery the public fine Eur Hat at Four DGlaf
the spring pattern equally light and durahie, with more
,.oat, qualities and po>sn. ali The elegance ot appear
aucc heerinr full assortment other quaItlc, o Bea
AID iIoItkn ;iatS. In The article OF tine Nuna 4h
at 81, now offered, they aim To excel l ~ nju
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

u Second ss,ra.-f'l p,rarraii. "lsig ilrti
o this Ward are rcGut>tt lruce5 5 ',s,, >aru.i N9f
Hotel M 81 N1>,au>c, I'm Nrrslus t.e.r1.-. V ~
Il O'Clock toappoIui tra, D ip'ate 20 tie NavoFt A
Convention. and also 10 select <nui,GjtiHea t."1Hni
nominate Charter Officers inr t''r-I-l5.}y ;acjina.
Bvur,lero tie Ward Gounilitar.-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

il The Lumber Dealers OF this city arr rrqrie.,-
e 10 ui-tt at The hois, corner a Broadway Howard
street, on 'unay Evening, March !. l2i y O'Clock ;,
punctna attendance requested bu-it>. oi ui.ylrfar
will be laid before the meeting
No Il WILLIAM WELLS, Sec'ry, Pc Ten.
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~u.,,i.,y s3rruin@ ! cctnt

S,G;,ii.,, s;frmin" .trturr>--Snee1t-5'l Ne
rns-au nI @nrs.' 'orficr 10 ne NJ 'Hitfstai-,iis
. ,lf,t rtoe ,71la al. a.c,z ssrUuu hN tnosf Nhot
,,r,,. fli,c ax Jl a..r as 50 Peter AMI Pau, yHG
rr,5.fi.aE la, 5r,ic, u .,H5sia'lt', ai btt En1
lsar-lp fy. at t'oa,t a,'aG ii 'n' br.tl''s lt7
,,z7l atr.rg. mo II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
,gortalit, by Consumption

9i0 as reported bl ~ City Inspector the Board Of
A!c;ynau.r 1886 ami lor thu year l2i reported,
tia recouret ai ie advertisement, which sp'
pelr daily oi rlpte 'Fici perform Astonishing Cue'
OF Consumption by tii ln!llrti- WeWould respectfully
ask lic yrGprjetor Of t!,e inVdpnJls remedies answer
the abJve question "" ao respectfully invite n" aieii
ION OF t,t. utercsied, 10 remedy for PnluDaf
alicton> Professor BuchIots Compound SyruPof EaPf-
Iara, medicine pr:e vegetable. and entirely free irol
Sinrhne Opium which vii ereatly alleviate aEd prolrac
Incurabl cises au confidently warranted % cure Con
sumption m Us clry tlge and for Coughs Cold ard
HnarsGsss, II stands IGiiyaei. A, Of 9GI
confidence tbs article ~ warrant the first toe AFFORD
r't Gr c'etll refund the purchase money. We d9 ;t
etI It NECESSARY 70 aggcre i virtues Oi !. itriic"
toindcc people TO use IL but wiling 10 Let trst nPa
1T own merit, had beg the iiuic c0nsa Il as os
OF The Medical iIun,us the day without 9iviu u 4i@"
For >nie puly- By r. r. DfBBLE& co.
n5 2>r (3} 500 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

III ftN Ees7 T,t't5 N' ''.', 10 H'0H1
IaIt,[-f ,,.,.tra7r,=.I ls Nai1a.i.tr i1t
Won, ;,, paea In, tsajurdpll fenln,,, lia'
s,s a., lock aI MttlFv Hal oyy=r, When ilt tae Pd8
rit,! ,l titl aB uitiesi rNtre III ne tut'
sEt.,.i ,.i,rt..a,r. 49,. ms Il.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
u In Democratic yyhiy General Conn

n,itfce, March }! 1912,
Re,olsed, Tha, il b.. recommended to the Democratic
Whi Electors the City Of Ne-Y orl meet IN their
>peclye Wards At the following named places, on Mon
day Evening" the 3t oi March instant, a, 4 clock tor the
purpose OF .eccting Thrc, Delegates each Ware to a
nominate Democratic Wl Candidate Tor Mayor. 10 5c
supported the ensuing election and all TO appoint Nom
mating Committees to select Candida'e ior Charter oec
Rt,ored Tta, the Delegates be chosen 10 the NaL
orai,v Con. b, requested The B.oad
way House Monday evening the 18th Of NaFch ' 81
hall-pa, o'clock
The following the places Of ueetins'
lst War4-Thrc,h r. i;road-slreet toei
2d g Jonc>', Second Ward liotei.
Sd .. 25 Greenwich-St,
4th= Shakespeare lio,eL
5,li " Mario; House :; l65 81 chaFtis~
9Th Monroe Hall, Pearl-sL
7,fi Franklin Hotel, Cherry corip'f i'utSefs-st
9Th Howard House, Broadsay
oh Northern Exchange, Besckcrst
l0tl, Columbian Hall, Grand-s'-
,.h ,n Al such place a, Ward Committee shall dssi
18th Nc sllerf.st
11th Broadway HOUSE.
18th I" Constitution Hall, Broadway House.
18th Hazleton',, 9th Avenue
I7tiI Hcnr.' Clay Ifouse. Avenue
ELLIS POTTER Chairman.
J. II. HOBART HAws, sec,,,,ri4.
II. G. NEsTERvELr. " - ms It
T. Those who desire TO have this paper ett ,lcrr>i.
dences wlpeae leave their the Publication %
fee, No 30 Anstree, Ey doing they VIII be served
regularly, early hour Advertisements, insure
their Insertion ia the next mornings paper ought 10 be
handed in as early "A. O'Clock. p. "
In PHrLADELrHlA, The Tribune may be shtaned a. our
Agency Office No Ss Cesnu, street, from any Of the
Sews.Boys in that city.
II Advertiser. VIII please hand.in their advertisement
Tor Mondays paper, before O'Clock this evening"
u, In paragraph in yesterdays paper couioundeC
the OF Prot DEMONSTRATING weted, Mass,
Elocrtiou, with that OF Prot. Suinons-elecea>cd
----zn---
FILLMORE, GRANGER, CUSHING MoRGAS, IiALL=oi VI.
and MkEoS, foiPublic Documents.
u For Literary Notices and article Asso-
oiaiion Firs, Page.
D R.Lrn WALDO EvERsos lectures again
this evening a, the Society Library. His >ubjcc,
is The Porr. For sketch Of his Frs, Lee,
ture sec Last Parc
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

The RIGHT OF SEARcH.-WecHp the follow
in. paragraph from London letter in the Journal
of Commerce, dated January
Lord Aberdccns reply 10 NIr. Steyenson's last
.ote has been some days in the hands Of Mr.. E,-
crctt. 1t is said be an elaborate docurlcnt and
believed. b. the writer to have completely refil-
ted and demolished all the propositions 50 trmly
and >kiltnlly maintained bythe late ned States
minister The late visit of Mr. Everett TO tEa
Grange. the seat Of LORD Ashburton, has been pro-
dnctive Of considerable advantage 10 the Prince Of
British merchants, in making him l2isl,relv and
fully acquainted with the whole of the question
which is called upon TO negotiate at
Washington The day Tor his Lord hips depart
urc is not, finally fixed. The news BY the New
York is considered fcvcrsh. especially when the
frmness of this country cn the question OF the
riglllzoi search is considered
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

GOLD AND SlLvEE.-lhc Lancaster ln,elligen-
Ger says that there is ut least million or two Of
silver and gold il, that county alone. hoardedun by
the farmers and others. Every silver gold cois
thai can be procured is carefully pri' away.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
". cBrrLrR, >re,ry. al5 2t5s
Fourteenth ward, Narcl J, lat2.--Pt

u Fourteenth Ward, March j. lgi2.--Pcnplrt
recommendation OF The Democratic Whig General Com
nce ti- Democratic WING Eectar, ot Ilic Fourteenth
Ward VIII TIE Broadway House on A!ouiay Ever
in9 next, 7t March inst. NJ a pa, ol1ck for t,
purpose ,i~,.cci, trct DELEGATES IRON ills "ar 10 The
Mayoraity Convention. and also appoint q nominating
Conmite, -Iecl, Charter Ticket fof tho Ward the
ensuing election and uo transact tf1iIer u>ine
nay b. brought before tl,- nsctin@.
a. c. RK Chairman.
Isaac II. sRowx. >,cresrf..
EDwAap II. kEST. nI5 p
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yr,,l,cr.. s,,ccI,,,t.-on SATURDAY prvt,a,a

--T- 4 ,
o'clock \ NJ. the ENctiA>Gt iYCEtt - JlS bioa'WhY.a
b orior ladies l! georicnsn clei "a teatfiis sel
oIei> inurc>tcdin IN Schools. tozcNautS 'Nr >}esW
tia D. pGstnry: ~ DEPOSIT >oc;ulCus TOY 'Nhlnla
eSchantr,. or alc ttlIocock. NH r-a '.octufron 7s
,jc9i Geometry illustrated by >pecngiu, preiFu"I
schools. >lp,,y; ;.Stt il ought 10 prectde isnet ari
lg, # i we'll it.td for early "Ne,i,' III Uonc>c tr
.atio,I ASocloch 7. VI. wj bo=a l'ctuit ON 1e'snsy
win reason. " liy il should c eIein"nlarN an 20 'ey
i, AZ iuri.tion in >cliouj; l Gtar'N' r.aia
p,ho i.cuiiv=1,,tye Il, cptf>, ~ ltt;!i,t> belort ii
- - - m. II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

IT Ninth Eyartl.-Thr Democratic Wing E,rtor,
n t. Ninth Ward are requested a#,>rnle a ti Safiirri'
Exchange Beecker-,tre.. Monday Evening, March !,
at :! o'clock, t0r tie pnrpo,t0! selecting three Delcaatcs u
lnr, in Mayoralv Convention at GIca:"ay House The
li inst and also 10 appoHta Nominating Coiutc: To-
iect anl'iatc> for Charter Officers
~ order of Tie. Ward COMMITTEE.
I
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

FEoM ESGlAyp.-TAc ship Tat"lin,a, Capt
Smith from Liverpool, arrived here YESTERDAY
She sailed on the o!,h Of January. bu, She brings
no papers. She experienced heavy gales on the
;6,l and - III of January.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
r..,;,,, .3u{do a:,.cranu'- $50

VIII i,- drIiytrcl rh.> E,r.a-, Nsrat W l- t..,
t,r,r, AZ ,all pn,t7 uc!ucb. >tphrrl IKE G0tI icS
Tor the Csnt>e, admitting j studenu. ASH il'tY = ,57
Tor a single Lecture. ~ cents, 70 b tt, is u sppena
.t0'> Nicy PamIm and - rast - 'lei' ,..iN sa
NJ th: brIria.> ,.c>, IN ,llt >"ceN t!ras,, ~ nj
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
Premium Razor strop-.-Firs, Premium

u Premium Razor Strop-.-Firs; Premium.
awarded BY the American institute the late well
As each preceding Far Geo Saunders le3 Broadway,
for TIE bes, Razor srops The Metallic Tablet
by G. Saunders produces thin smooth edge
more certainty than tcan be done hone tenth
part OF the time, witoct tie oil person
buying drli and having put in order
on one of them This article bas been established th.
last = years and ceraca,ed by several OF the first gentle
Een in the Country. ~ ms It
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

pr. Edward H. Dixon attends diseases Of the eye 10
general az 80 Hudson Within the past ten Dr. D.
las been appointed Gjtlia.,nc SURGEON OF i. prn
cipai Institutions in this CITY Reirrences-sob H. ,lofrs
Mayor oi The city or y. Y; " r. Hart High shectli OF
Re-. Fii v,.ela Hon Judah lIauond Jas. II. lIGt,
" D; l. D. Hunter VI D and tp 2tent number Of pa
teus operated by Dr. %. Office hours from 10 j III
lIl cSlu (2l
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

T. This certify that nring my ica ri -tar!-
in. and walhn. IS ouc at 32l Broadway.
derive. great advantage from Peers, Cordial Lozenge
much o. indeed thai Thou! tiiem do think could
have ACCOMPLISHED that undertaking. When.S !elt dro"
couple these Loz-igt> not only restored wHa.
iulne>, but produced pe,h. emotions in my mind and
the h.a-acte, with winch attacked four iiv. times
,iu ns The performance cf task, Immediately yielded "a
heir nfuenceat least each occasion was nos merely
reiey.- but completely cured from four minutes
I'i, the second which Peters Cordial 1zengs
have assisted The accomplishment OF The above feat
and repeat, for have frequently sad the thing ny
friends. that wouhi rather undertake the IS hours lack vir
them assist me-. than n hour. without them. March 30
GEORGE WASHINGTON DIXON
The LoZ.nct> mentioned asove. and others tnr f certain
cur. OF Coughs Colds, Worn- &c, be bad 49,
Broadway and there only III illi, city
CHrLpaES,s HoLIpAT-Fanlilies, Children. and other-
viii remember that beautiful performance. takes place
day al; t- American Museum. commencing At O'Clock
St,. advertisement
= What call comfortable, tn- Razor -harpened
uron ChaDmaIs Magic Strnp. Tryt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

s'rc-., sS!,nt; served Gp#eeeey dl a' BlFohret
t,,nn,,-,ud I t,4l.al rArVINSONS.
mo. cefu,l p %s,>gn ans -iG' ,lgeete
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

GSWe understand tlat Mr.. CHARLES LYE11,
the celebrated English Geoogist and author of
several valuable and popular werks this Sci
cnce, Is soon to commence course OF Lectures in
this city. The first is 10 be delivered on Wedncs
day evening. March 10th. From the deep interest
Of the subject and the distinguished character of