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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

ALL Han kENruCKN 1T is with no ordin-
airy pleasure that we announce To our readers the
gratifying intelligence recently received from III,
Wig Banner STATE While Mississippi, Mich
igan and llhuol. rcpudate then Jus, debts, Ken
scky has assumed 10 pay h'r'eeH hHHdrcd hoH
sand dolar>, for which she never received invaluc
one dollar Noble policy, and wise. because ii j.
Just,
The facts are these: Some years since the Bank
Of kentucky with only FIVE millions OF capital, OF
which the State Of kentucky owned TWO millions.
employed the Schuylkill Bank of Philadelphia. a,
her transfer agent at q fixed annual salary That
institution being hand pressed il no, actually bank
rupt. IN 1852 committed an enormous fraud tpor
the Bank Of Kentucky and III, public, by issuing
selling and using for her own liabilities, hirtee,
thousand shares al one hundred dollars each and
amounting to thirteen hHRdred thousand dollars
of false and spurious stock of the Bank OF hen-
lucky, while her President and Directors had re-
fused to pay over the money thus obtained, orevei
IL allow their books To be by their employers
unless they were permitted TO hold the greater poF
tion of the stelcn fand, Here is a case for re
pndsafio. over whsh MISSISSIPPI Loco-Foco
might luxuriate. Ba, not so-the people OF Men
tacky, instead OF repudiating. raise their taxes
6ity per cent. To meet tie deficiency In the Id
ucation and Sinking fund and have recently through
their Legislature authorised the assumption by the
Bank of Kentucky. OF the whole amount Of the falls
stock at par with the genuine stock
Glorious kentucky in high regsrd for her
pecuniary Obligations, she stands where she has
ever stood in patriotism and valor first among The
foremost May the light Of her example illume
che great valley of the West, and shame her sister
States into speedy imitation OF her glorious eN-
ample.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
Public ProAigaey.

We find in the National In,eiligencer of Nedne'-
Isy Renort from Mr. MERIwETHER from the
Committee Of the House on Public Expenditure
made on the 2l.t ut. which places IN cen'picu-
on. light the wa.,eful extravaganza of tie late Ad-
r1ir,i.tration. especially in the War Department
The Rep,ri states that il would be utterly lnPo'-
.ible for the Committee to make detailed exam
nation a, once but that they will from time 10
time pre.eu, the result. Of the investigation II
which they arr actively engaged They are satis-
fed that extravaganza Of the most wiui Aind ma
,qnandereI the public money, ana that no en'' .
ba. been made to prevent it. The accounts ct con,
tr,ctinr and discussing officers have been pa''rH
o,er win little examination, and the most VII
FIJI extravaganza has sacrificed the Pu'Ic ln'e-
rests in every department Of tho Government
The Committee cite among The hrst Items the
exn.n.e Of removing distractions at TIE mouth ct
Tho Ni..is.ippi riyer-for which in 1887. Congress
approprated $4,000 The progress Of tins WORK
- traced from its commencement, through ue
year. 1897. '38 and 39--at the end OF winch nm'
after expending s228.2 the work was aoa''
doped Some of the expenditures, the Committee
.,s,e reflect the sevcre.t censure On those naHlhs
them. and mpugn the official conduct oil ''io'',
ybo have allowed them. The following are cited
a. among the necessary expenses Tor digging o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
Braceict.-ln q

II lac could obtaIs bracelet OF his MISTRESS haf ~ ~
tanta never granted her Knight III, o ul he i' cleA''
half ,o, giants IN two, AMI kled - many dragons
yIo.e t-. are over At present lover m h. aScn % h
can peruade his mistress 10 rd herself of lhe harry "scfr
,cence grow ng on her upper ~ 'ir' o ne 'a'r, =" %
had rhich 10 ssly quickly and sslely accOmp ,h'd
by using only one botle of d.. Felix Oounui' P"udr
o"e door rom Broadway aud at "a Broadway - p'f
- ~ M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
Families, Boarding Houses, Hotel. ana

NtCumbOut~, NNO NAY Ff usIsg 4 MY HII7IT. =
Bread Cake. hackers Pastry, s. viii hnd 10 il~r %
vantage % call a Bakery oi &c. subscriber w'f' WI
be found The richest AMI best W fy Of ihe ab"'' a -
in die ciig at surh price. The present lOw state p ~
mar ket al! warart. famiss viii be- supplied "liA
Reasonable limits 0t the h0usr, AMI al prlrs pm iuaN
.ent IN any mari of IT, city. BENZ. T. iIbG D.
a.O IN ~ Broadway, cor 81 llpHdil+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
2 New Carpet store.

Leave 10 inform ll'rr iriens and he public generally
Thai they have iud received and es stock OF tn"d
ron,i,iing OF Carpenu ont .0shS. 2u.', Mtos, Du
,eu. Raves &C. win every Other article connected ~L
nre. Without pretending ta sell - pet cheaper han
any one else bur VIII guarantee 60 sr - io- ~ any one
for cash Tho.e wishing 10 purchase VII 90 wei I" 'sH
and examine our stock where they " 10 hud The most ohoce
patterns and the pest Of cOlor'. .
WEBB & MANNING.
p IL 4 M. IlulLl IIIIlLsln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

~ \ Southern Planter, through the Picay-
une, has invited Lord Morpeth, now in that city
tn acquain, himself with the actual condition ct
Southern slaves and he ventures to assert. that
amongst the hundred and seventy thousand within
the limit. of Louisiana. hc will find more comftt
and more happiness than arr enjoyed by any por-
ton Of the laboring classes in Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
u Po.,script-scVse Tor ALA

fashionable ana grneel c,si hmrut> 100 thu iuc >as
u that sf Mr. g.. Wetse attached ~ I0waris li1uI cpfN
OF Broadway and Maiden Lam. u has been ~ oit'.e
since ~ ef-csn 81 the binding, and universally ai"Hc
~ be- without rival, TIE nou store b. hrt'd " ll b
choicest articles calculated for TIE DIsD ths ran boz n1a
in The CIV, A.D hHe Oil By water imported direct p
g. " and all IL. delrair and bcauiiul st goods ior -
enens wear and u'e H. ihe fsar 3, thc Dressing Rs
where shaving hair cutting and dressing b. ysr0rnfd
he most .1prr-ncri w0lAmen. via snd Scalp, Goss
Insr ald Wet without uetaic spring, Or citsps male
Ilarlft EigWay all OF the finest qualify possible NJ
Tie ua.clns l5mmGn.ty 700 air IND choice as>,rno
OF wafer prooi = od., lie po,errr &C.. 90. L.N .i -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

STEAMER CspDo SusE.-We are sorry to hear
thai the STEAMER Caddo was sunk on the BID III
slant. at Spsnss Bluii, 400 miles above Red River
Raft. she viii Prooabiy be a total loss. The
freight consisted Of single bale Vi cotton. One
Of the passengers fell from the hurricane deck and
broke one OF his leg,--no live. were lost.
N "A ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

The next item examined by the Committee i the
Florida War, which, they say, has furnished an
ample occasion for draining the treasury. In ever!
department Of it. extravaganza OF the most unPi'
cedsnted character has been INDUCED. In the
purchase of supplies, in the transportation OF 'o'-
Iiers or stores. the public money has been wiiiuly
wasted by those charged with it, disbursement
Within five years from the outbreak OF ho'tlllieS'
there have been employed in the transportation ser
vice 737 steamboats,, brig- and schooner Many
Of them were employed at per diem pay NM"
Hc prize Of their hire qaairaPicf me sum Jor
rhich hcv couH originai1y hare becn Parohasfd.
Gen Jcsup SAYS in reply to the Committee that
the steamboat John Crowell was hired Tor s3OO
per day and her expenses She was not worth
as 900. and for the period -hc in service She
was paid by Government $500. There was
-. a.. i,rila spr.-fcts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

TheOpg cdi DISCUSSION bri~'ru hrf- M lih"h 'N'"'.
d.ii and Res Mr. ingalls, niyersalsl, held at >ou'hpd
l.. T. IN January, 1872. Price I2l cents
Al~, lafs. variety OF UnNcr.ai., Books, famfli e.
&c AZ he nyer,al.t Book E,shl lnsnt, No 49, fuin%
.lrrnf. hrt4rrn ka-san md HlnniW ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

Members ot the lrstutc requested lo ssl % 'H"u'
Meetng ior Election OF Officer, "a he held lb ~ h
AZ O'Clock In the lecture of the tlfabeu't 'hnr
% ~. nv orI.r q. = CLARK, Sscy.
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Iiai,.. window sbndo

DIiN Pr W NDODF ORD, ~ Cav arinr-si ii' iHfI'
nstmea's "a receive thr lh DAY 81 April t"o 'F
ius-c~> Transparent window Shalrs, eWbfarIng alhN
every Mad OF Landscapes, sWI.. AMI Italian NIr"' ~
netr and plan sritr. French :, rolls, ieHs 10 nifr
Landscape, Ware gated >crO. painted 10 bril- ant i'd y
mani.t Oh r0i10 Fanll-s H,fcad % -p"ndins u'f %"
in purchasing -roSi.I naq. sri.l = al aici"ni car ~
Piled "ith Transparent window SHADES, al ~ "'''Hr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
| The Committee cite The following iruIy 'Nt
| dinnry nurchnses made for the floIlda wal:

How this carriage was TO be employed in the
sands and swamps of Florida does not clearly aI-
pear; and the Committee are inclined to doubt
whether it should properly be charged to the fund
for supprcssing Indian hostilites. These are
specimens of the lavishness with which the funds
of The Government have been wasted in only sin
gle branch of single department The same eN'
travagancc was found to peryade them ALL until
as the Report says. it seems to have become 4
part of the tactics Of the Army of the uited States
to .quandei the public treasure for the beneht Of
favorites and contractors. rather than 10 econ"-
m1e the expenditure for the good Of the service
and tine interests of The People who are taxed 10
sustain them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
- Waning ueu'. Lafayette Temperance

SOCIETY," NEE ting tor the purpose 81 "isHnn"s ',.'
society vii be- held at Atlantic udturn' nio',,""y.
Inn Al, tho, who have sel ed the CALI ani an o's '
mon, of i,nng are respectfully invited To a''"" VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

FROM FLORIDA-Ihe [. ). steamer Newbern.
Capt. McNuIty. arrived at tai. port from Pilatka.
Yesterday morning. We have received no letters
from our correspondent. in that quarter. An en-
do-ement on the back OF letter receiged in town,
states that there a rumor of smart engage
meut having taken place near the Wahoo Swamp,
between the regular. and the band Of Halleck Ius-
tenuggee. Our troop. had, it i. said. two or three
wounded, while Halleek !osi few killed and
wounded. and one Of his relations va. taken pris-
oner. The report wants confirmation. The II.
Augustine Herald of 22d inst. say. that it Is stated
"a the authority Of private letter from Middle
Florida tsst nine persons were recently murdered
on or near the Ocilla by a party Of Indians sup
posed to be- part Of TigertaiTs band.
Savannah Rep. 9th ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

u The richest variety soyel curio.ies and by lar
the most diversified aud rational ia the city.
arc found al the American Maseus particular OF which
the Advertisement The hest time Tor privately con-
sultns the mysterious Gipsy Girl earl The day. She
remains but his week Day Vaer, admitted IN the
evening free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

6,., ,.su,er. Hat, l. h, day roiuceito>l al Nh'" '
viii remain unle> an e,,ancc j, rendered necessary "F
RE IN the cost OF material ..,.,, M. ,t..
az II 81 >ttN' IN 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

" b. the new mail arrangement we 'hail nv
~ mail. hereafter on Sundays south OF PhlIadel-
mia. OF course Wa have no report OF >a'uru'!
pr,ceedit-. in Congress. and are without eNI'''''
Virginia returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
T. II.

y The Albany Journal Of Friday SAYS that
Christian Bsrh. the wrctched man who murdered
hi. wife 80 bruially-becau,e she demonstrated
with him for drinking RUN-hung himself from
the door Of his dungeon soon after his commit
ment to jail. Here are more OF the doins' OF the
demon OF intemperance Csc innocent beng
wSui down to the grave at al foul behest-and
another soul-.tained with the gsiit Of a double
MURDERS hurried to the presence OF bis Judge.
" The Rochester Democrat saws that the EN-
baskment on the Genesee VALLEY Canal for nearly
4 mile near N,. Morn. sank down through the
muck on which it Wa balt--so as to nieuup, the
navigation for several day..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

- Two men at Mauch Chunk were nearly
suaocated few days since by sleeping in the cabin
Of boat containing a stove, with the door closed
When discovered they we're in~ensible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

u Stranger, DO you want Boots tnd >l~N ~ !. 70
20 to >cubuer Co. Great tdafiuc Boot and >hpr Mn
hef - Caiharne OF MunO~ Uirrr yOu ran I'D
the argr ans best a.zJrmen you ,aY, and ~ prr
meyer lstr- eaualed. Just try H. ~ m4Iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

~For the first of valuable series Of
article. on the Slavery Question and an As
ISOLATION Address 10 the kich' see "s'
Page. yI,.rl
~ For Communication on Rhode Isl
and, Geology and deferred City News see
Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

II For fne assortment OF chars warranted. adver
seulent IN another column IA CaherDe-st q, as In
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LEWIS TAPPAN.
THEODORE : WHICH, J.
\.JII\NItL SAFFoIkD,
p spcuccr's CASHMERE iu"i'

\ r. Editor, favorable to the cause of Human ht''
m. reane,,e,l L. copy tuc above ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

DREADFUL AccIDFSr.-We learn from Adams
i Cos Express tina, serious accident occurred
saturday afternoon, the Norwich and Worces-
ter Railroad. The engine of the steamboat train
came into collision With wagon and two horses
upon the killin.sy crossing, sin miles above
Moosup. and before the could be stopped. the
wagon was broken in pieces both horses kilied,aHd
an old gentleman By the name 10y Edward Badger
was thrown with great force over preciPice. lie
wa. taken up in state OF in'ensibility, and car
red to his own house near by; it i supposed that
he TIA, received a merial wound. Mr. Badger Ia
one OF the oldest and mos, respectable inhabiant,
OF the village and hi, loss will be deeply dcplored.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

Iishmsnt, No. lsJohn-.t.-Ihc subscrlber T., opeg
new Ca.n Tailoring Establishment a. II John->iresl p
.as hand general assDrtf o. \ tloils and Ia,ia1
Of American manufacture, o. Irt!Or siye aHd fnash p
variety Of color, 10 which he invites the attention 81 -
WHO wsh 10 encourage eur own manufactures. 40
Cloths snd Cs., Bleres, and great ssney Of iancy ~
ays, rch black ssG,, A. OF The bet qualify, ~
which VII be- made up low Or cash. ~ sh0t NOTICE ~
most fashionable style under The direction Of Mr q"
lord, ,lale OF the Sew-yor C.sh Tailoring FHsb'hge
IN FUltOn-stree Who's practical sEI lnechsHfal ap~
cutter are universally acknO irdgea.
Terms, cash, and no abatement 10 priceS
as u IN GEORGE ANDRfWS, liJoln-sfrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
,r;o, w.rd Henry Clay club,

,,on,l'iv metting at The Cub VIII oe hsfl /" ". ,i
Honse lbs Chapel street. thi, evening. Nas = =,
Puh.'u"' ""' OLCOrr RHiNS>, President
An S, w,1,,, Vice Presidents.
s,NtFL UARDNEg, So.r.,ati.. md Dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

rh r,nul,r ,rticl, i, commended the public ecu'
lary desirable at the present time Tor w economy f"'
elegance and durability compees successfully th 'A'
,no.t co,tl, Hat, worn. Price - p SPENCER,
al6u Fashionable lalirr' NO - "''"'"'
II Mechanics' unstitutc.-Ihs R' -u'1f N'i'i"l
49,, a. I'M, In tute viii he held oH Tuesday ,N'ht
So, 49, n,clock JOHN y >AhRt,
'.' 80 - Recording SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

SAD AocDENr.-Thc Eastern Argus contains
the following letter from Saco. Me describing an
affective event:
" This afternoon. about o'clock, two Young
ads were drowned 10y the uPsetting Of a boat in a
sudden squall. while sailing on Saco River. near
Grcy's Point One Of them was Walter. oldc.,
son of Governor Fairfield aged about II wears
the other a son Of Edward Rumery. of about the
same age. The body Of young Fairfield was taken
from the water in about half an hour after the
boat upset, and effort, made to resuscilaie him.
which proved unsuccessful. have no, heard that
the search after the other body has proved sue
ces.ful."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

FIRE N W,rERTowN.-A large barn contain
inc about four ton, Of hay and two wagons, was
entirely destroyed by fire on Thursday noon last
The barn wa, on an estate belonging 10 Miss I.
NJ. Eihcrdge, Of Charle.town, and occupied 10y
George Bright Miss E., los, l. about Sl2Os,
and Mr.. Brghts $50, no insurance. 1t wa,
doubtless, the work Of an ncendaiy - no ire had
been carried near the barn during the day
Boston Tel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

sentence AND Eschrs.-Last wccl. az iar
Court for Atlantic COUNT, Wc-tJct'cy, John Hon
-, VA. tried ami convicted Of un assault asd h.t-
,rrv on Young CIR. with intent TO violate her 'r'
.,n. and sentenced by Judge Elmer to ''gh' years
.,,r,i comment 10 tie Pcuitentiary. Tie va, iaN 10
from the Cosrt to the Jail OF the county, which
stand. on an open lot, unprotected by a ~at'' and
b,.,;ly ;r,,ed Dur,ag the %. hi De- made h.' -
cans. having received. as j. supposed. assistance
irom without.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

rauu;yersnry.-Thf Anniversary OF TIE N"'''''
and Foreign Anti slavery sCctN VIII De- "'" %" VI.
,ng OF the 10th day OF MAY. IN TIE 'hu''a 'o'"'''
-, ,,,,,.. ,,s.,s The Annual Report VII be- rad,
81 ,s,,i ,.lr.,.e. ma L. hy distinguished gcn'"'h VI"
,-eencr OF an interesting character from abroad ~l ao
he communicated The lruds of the cause ace nN't %
attend The Pre,iden, Will take the Char pt''N'N d. '"
past seven O'Clock. ,t D.,
= 81. .,,.ot AMI commence al 3 O'clock, \ VI on
wrsn,siay. Nav II,h LEWIS TArPt\
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

Democratic Whiy General Z nm ~ 10 ~ :.
Vol Nv III 1912 A keguisr Meeting OF ~, -
;,,e. xl he brld al the Broadway House on nss'>F
evening MAY 81 inst, at ocloct: rrrp rh.;-,o,,
J. n. HoB.sT Hsws, Secretaries m2
WysTFRvELT, )
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Third Ward Hear, Clay club

" Third Ward Isc"ry clay ti"o, a., I'M.
.o, Of lse rhri f" ard Henry Cay ~ VIZ $3.50 III.
"g vWt Md Qpartrr, ~. .0l t'.in-'o' 'N''' ".
~ - .,snrr NAV 3 1872. for the pufnN' or go '..
beeg,,cs,o rcrrs>eni the ward in the central ''l ~
a,'tfe, The Wings OF tie Mari ani 4, "'' b, isi
I..,,, ri IIlrlv ot tie Wet 10 ne Ff'>e'' " i'
are requested 10 attend. ...,,,,,,o,n p...l,rt
wALrEs n. rEr>N' Secretaries msn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

" \ ire occurred in Boston on thursday
which consumed the store OF b. \. liastings the
Hotel of r. Loyeioy, insured four story dwell
ling owned by f.. Huntington, insured ioi $1,000
tn. shop, house aad stable Of J. Hcndley, los
slO.9OO-nsurcd for 8 200 the store OF G. Is.
Garrett the cabinet store of 5. Spooner X ). [.
Hubbard, insured $500; and several snall
wooden buildings of little value. II - supposed
10 hnNc boon he work sf an lncendIary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

Mrxtc,~ DIsPATCHi>.- Dee n'i'I, "'' >'
,,auce cf the dispatches v'h VIZ" VII ''"'-'H
.e.,,,,.,ed for o,,r Minister in M,>ico cau only
=, ia n, We have. been tod that Oh" Ad-
.':a;.,r,,;or has taken m.h stoutd with santa
I.a a,I ,Lat upon the aul,al Of Dorsey 90 ih'
-, lI,xi,o matter, VIII be- brought 20 a crisis
s,.,b,;,b Bot We have been tod tbs So often
- ,,,,.t defer forming any opinion in ih'
.,,,,,,.... ,u,il something J.. doae L. confirm me
INN. aaaat. Meanwhile. 80 expect The rc.c'',
II o,,r friend. in captivity with the hope deicr"d
,b,f naketh the heart .icA. \. ~ h'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
THg SEASON At QUEBEc.-Ihe Quebec

zette of Monday last, April 2jth, in speaking OF
the weather say., the field, arr more than half
free from snow, and the lee j. fast disappearing
from the IT. Lawrence Tho Montreal mail, now
come in on wheels" Up 10 Sunday, It up
pears that the mail. were carried in ,lsigh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

April II, i9iI Mouni IIoFeb, snnmersr, 70, - =.
Soil by ue agents. 4. b. ID SANDS Df9gga>
Fatoo c0mer 81 Gold-sireei le0 Fat,B-.ifrei' q
uay. and n East Broadway. Price ~. ~ A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

II Ralph y. auckland, Attorney .nl = - ;
Tor at Law. Lower >andusky. Ohio, VIII atrDl -
busines. b. professor snd % Land Agency 10 l'
ers and North estern Counties Of obo ai"i 10 -
8 C0Erts for the District OF Ohio AMI vii give "''
ton to ColleclOns - H.
Refer 10 Hon. B.. wbittl~sey, Washington u q
W. Alien Cleayeland, Ohio; Mcssrs. Rooeri.sn 80
Co Hssuck L Co and Kent, KEENAN, 4 Co 49,
s. Olms,ed, l.. sanduskyj ChapmanS HarAne,s, 20
Ohio. ~
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rJayne's Hair Tonic From tie sgHinan
N. j. Wing s. me time since I caleb upoa w. r.
sOn, of >ummeryle for Dr. JAY ne's crlebratrd HaF
~ restore my HAIR. which then falling ont daf. -
cured one bottle AMI aUpled contents according
d.reci.O.S When tie bOtile was eHAau-ied, d.'o''
ny great surprise sLd saif cfon thai The young hi
ssglnV handsomely: therefore pufcns.ei 4lJihrf' -
had used three bottles and now ~ mp~f>Hon, ny
: a. thick a. ever Asd what more surprising my -
ness was moi occasOnrd by 'ieAGes,, IN "boh 'a' %"
greater bope restoration, bat wa Hereditary.
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WEBB & MANNING.
rVheo,ouicnI IDi.cM-.ion.

M lms u fj2 Pcar 81 81 Carpei sofe nom thalh'0
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~ Abost - o'clock last night ire broke 'u'
in the inner basement Of the house No 80 Nassau
street. 1t wa, almost Immediately eNtIusui'hed'
with inconsilcrablc damage
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p Anniversary.

S,NUFL GARD>t4, Secr.taiies.
DANtgf CARpEN1fR,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02

The writer Of the following letter takes eNcep-
ton TO some remarks We made a day OF two since
with regard to the unhappy difficulties IN Rhode
Island Wo hope that the readiness with which
we publish it will convince him that we intended
the Landholdcr- of that State not tho slightest m
justice. ..,. A., ~,