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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
~ New Ca.h TniIoriug E-tnbIi.hmcnt

Trn 0i ANDREws LANFuEK. lfj Fulton street las e>tsl
l,. anew Ca.h Tailoring Establishment n u John stop
nanny fo erone h. ir ends ~. stock CONSISTS OF tr ls
.nrntaious. embracing tie most approved pattern, an
quse, II goods which ia. been bought 20 uf lo"e' 'S
prices thereby enabling him to firn i. b., customers wa
articles OF wearing APPAREL ior cash favorable term.
any Other esiah.. rHeuI in the city.
Mr. GAYLORD. well known t)tLe public. has cafgr ui nt
ruftIng depai uueut. ~ an n
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-. NM, word.-TepenI The CnlhoIic

s,hnoi Kill '-IhH pthrI'fdlit W - "'' "'' .'
" 80 - 49,, H., our present Public SCHOOL, aud n i'.
,r of r.oiiin. Oh. school bil passed b, our IN'"f go
I.,l.auIc ~ de- pas. ,e.>oa, are i'qu', w me- '' |
<-,b,ru FNrh9rse g7 Blceckti-s, ON Monday e'r'i-'
,ri 70 l.i2 a. oclock for ire purpose oi dpp"fin
c,.,ruse tn nominate such able prfs'ns To Toe 'uir
a,r school Comm % he eett'l ln Ih' h' " %
Wall, Il, o-ier oi Executive Commute. 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
e W. Icnrn III plea.ure lhat LIon. GLoRoL

J7 W. learn with pleasure that Hon GroRck
y. BRloGs of Mass. and Hon. THOMAS +. MAR
SHALL Of Kentucky nave accepted an invitation
Of the American Temperance Union 10 visit o0'
city on the 4th Of May, aad address our citizens
IN the Broadway Tabernacle on the subject q
Temperance. Sir. Briggs - wodhy and intel
lieent statesman. who has been the pioneer OF the
Temperance Cause in Congress while Nr MIR
shall. as an orator, has hardly superior on ihe
Continent Their visit will be- a ilch Intellectual
festival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

D.>AFrEAEANcY ~ u.au named >tnIn'. Nr.'
ccccn,iy .ct Oh, home 30 Dayton, CHlra0 .H'
CO.. 30 the ten ,or4r absence OF hi wife i'a''nS
ictcr 90 the c,o-,--t-c informing leg uAi h'
hai long Journey 20 perform, and 'tnt 3D. poe
baby woad never see hm again. tie gave a.
,tAicmcut If h., affairs. and -aiI De consumed no
oac ,lr ia>,sn,ing BIN 20 ,he course ~ WIS about
10 take. !, j, feared that ic committed suicide
Ai. Character has Away, beca good. lie is about
b year, Of age. ct medium hight.
IL Tia. salisbury Ma. Factories are '',n i'
be- stopped and varcs arc TO bc reduced oH ii'
Is, Of Mnyat 'Ac Chichoroe FACTORIES we learn
,l.o that operation. are soon 40 cease Al ulc large
Woolen Faciorie, AZ " .ooo,, ISL. mar Bur
l,ngton. W; The want OF an adequate fr'i'cu'c
Tara va. never more severely ie.t by al tie .rrai
interests IT tie Country than at tho p"''nt u"'-
Wc rejoice ID the prospect that ID Is 500" 90 'a"
Supplied.
- The society Of shakers go Cin'e'b"rN 'nh
Enfield. y. IT,. have given 500 towards iho''''-
ton of a Hospital Tor the Insane - that STATE.
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+. Temperance Meeting.

TIIs'T'II
N0pI,y F,euing 2,th n,t at halt pasi n''A' .i
Central Prrs, trfian Church in Broonr, mar r' '"''
$50, L, H. Couuau, W 3D. several Aldfts''s N
h ,Vered hy of ihe most popular speakers D. "s
my Ia the Washing son Temperance Society.
,l5tt 4. = WILLIAMS, Chm Committee Arrangement
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-U,;x.rsni;st Vs,,cnu Institute

church tI, evening at hall pat O'Clock Tie 'NTi' -
q, consist ot Lecture the Influence o nitmN 'n i'
y, ,, -, N,, M, A IT. Robinson: and a Debate on Doe
lo,, hi, quest on /. the Character OF lhr Eng ~ more
10 be- admired thin that OF e French" Tie p0bh' a., W
a fo 49, - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

VI.-f lft clay clan. 90 te tN>Hitt''l 'if'
ca, rl. al le ci.N 90 Nv Nnrk. Wi m,et az " I'd
G,.e,.a Vi. ,ifstt on Monday Evening. Apui . 1T -
-.t ,0,r.,,al ,i,rndau,f 90 de nfmhsi, i .'.t t
DIN MING. Chairman 7 !
'n1on' Secretaries a-, o.
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~ t.eniicmen'. Tiafs.-ALVORD 60, =

n BOwery, offer 10 The public hne Fur Hat ~ ; '
Dollars 81 the Spring pattern equally light and durhf
wi NOR, costly Qusie, and r,-,.n. al he Elegance
a. pearance. Keeping M assortment of Other qua.u',@
Beaver and Moir,hn Hate In .he article OF fur Nu.i
HAD al 81. new offered they ann 10 excel 90 W-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
ppol\TWrNr By rnE PRESIDENT

gyo.d siil .ls a.. 80 and rya'caio Of az >e-a'''
R.ci,ni VI Wood. Marshal OF Tie "'.. .
S,,,,. for the Eastern D,uc' OF r"nnessr'. h'-
lnnl,.frl
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y Transparent Iiaiinn window shnds

Dlsif " NDpDfVhD - AHtilidf iifsi- iif''' 'i''
tenton ni families about furnishing HEIR houses de- ~f q
i.efdd .0t 0f Italian ni0s Shaiss unsul pa,-
ever before brought % THIS country. They ~" p
paqLng. ~ srtst vim has devoted h lite tD he pfpf
and embrace every variety Of Landscape dld ~rrf
Perhaps piece n flrrfturc APPEAR Ia better aIsai
more inviting. than handsome pair ct 'ulnW ~iiar
psntss ! style nilsfe nslure. The ulso.c" cnt1'
Italian Landseapss COtc Arciss. Moonlight Scsues, ~cn
Borders. Nigrsife Cen'srs, L. &c.
y. Country Merchants buying ~ sel again vii oi
~ their advantage ~ call AMI examine h, invoice il 30
too pain A. ty sill BE- sod i0H fOr cash About ~ e
AZ the low price Of 81 ~ per pair. % NIL U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

" The ri. Rev. HESRr CoNwsLL' Sc ond
Roman Catholic Bishop Of the Diocese OF Phila'
dclphia, died in Philadelphia on the 2l't, aged 20
He was consecrated in London in 1920, and has
since resided in his Diocese. universally IS .eemed
and beloved He had been blind ioI som. years
l..fnr. bis aeath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

CO The Anniversary OF the Society OF Inquiry
Of the Union Theological Seminary was held on
Wednesday evening al Rev. A. d. Smith Church
in Riyngton-,trcrt. There were seven orauoI'-
some of which were written with great ability and
delivered with great eloqucnce and effect The
music by the Hadyn Seciety,' connected with the
Seminary. was excellent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

RnJEc1Ios oF Mr.. TYsoS.-On Friday ln-t
the nomination of George ". Tyson of Phiidr.-
phia to be- Commissnrv General of Purchases i"r
the Army Of the t. States. vice Gen {. Irvine.
deceased, was r,jectcd by the Senate, b, the fol-
lowing vote:
was TO conhrml ;ie.,ss Bates and Choate OF Mas
Evans al Me- Sprague oi X. l.. Ioinaa.c of y Rove
OF Va Calhoun and Preston of : c. Chbot OF ia, NJ
Robert, of III and Walker ct MS-ll.
NAYS ito reject NessrS. illCu, Archer, Barrow, nm
in Berrir, buchanan Ciayioa, Conrad, Criirnde I'D
ton Graham. Henderson, k,rr. Lam, Nantum u "'
Morehead. Phelps. Neier Nmifh O Conn smith q" li"i
SIN eson, Tarp~,, White Bteor, iiiass, Wcoihnlsr'
Urtghf. lo'mE--H
fIoco Focos IA H-iic'
From the mixed character of this vote, We inter
that the objections to Mr.. Tyson were not Of a
political character. We hope whatever they are
they will be publicly stated no" that the irJuno-
,iop of -ecrcSv Ina, been removed. The objection
surely cannot he that of incapaciN. Let IL know
what il j.
The following nominations were al the same
time confirmed. Niz;
NArHsNIEL W ooI. NIs~>lial. Delaware
ABa True Naval Oltcer. Salem Nus
FpwARD SroRre. 90 Maine. Pursef boo the Navy.
The Vote on the confirmation Of Hon. StNvi d.
PRrxIiss. Senator from Vermont. a. |. :. Dis
,rict Judge Tor that State wa. aadnim0Hsly AYE.
CoSNTcrIcUr-Ihc fuii Official Canvas OF
the votes c,,t for State Officers AT the late Elcr-
ION gives the following aggregates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

~ The correspondence between the ""'-
Member. Of our State Legislature and hENR'
Ci.r. which 80 copy from the Albany L''n'' :
journal of Saturday. need. 10 comment eve" h"'
wc room for any. Il, i admirable IN scope an"
.,i,i.. pRorgrrioS TO How ISDrsrRY il tie
principle which 8. TO restore the bright days ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

CJ' \ gentleman Of the name Of Leouiio de Mar
bonn. citizen OF Be1ar Co., Texas. i. on a com
mission from President Houston TO treat Tor peace
with all the Indian tribes the western and north
western frontier OF Texas. The Natchitoches Her
ad avs he kaows the Indian character well. and
ha, been much among them. tie a wealthy
planter -rd man OF education. Il is said that
he studied in the Propaganda at Rore- ha' trav-
eled in Africa. and wa. only three month. ago in
Mexico. Chihlahua Sonora and Santa Re.
y y. Picayune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

20 io SCI bner / o. Great Catiarne Boot and Sh Ma
Net q, Cainarne-f to.ar oil Munf0c NLen 500 cIn Dol
De- iafge, and bot assortment You ever 1p, and a. rr
aeyer beore cqua.ed. Just ~ j.. ~ m-iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
~ Several deferred articles. including
Editorials, on Protection me APPeFuo"''''"''
&c. will be found on our Irst rage.

o-rNeconmcnce on our Last Page the last great
g. 81 uyxRy CLAY in ne Senate. IN expos
,;o, ard defence ct those great pr'nclpie' ann
.,.....e. Of National Policy Of which be has long
he,,tbeforcmo., champion. The whole Speech VIII
b. suLli.hcd as fat as We can make room iCr IT,
.J ,,r..f i,wil. bocarcfully, universally studied
Ii.,i,h in lessons of ,rue PATRIOTISM and wise
..,tasrnan.hir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
H. CLAY.
n Ne.,r.. L BR.DI.H. Et.,1ys Roor, l.,

u Th- President has officially recognized
Srrvrxsoy FoRpF. Ccn'li for The Netherlands
for Alabama AID Florida. 10 reside ~ Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

J. DocroR LArD~EE's LFCrtEts-Th- eslcn o. eur
RsTor', OF Dr. LarIn,rs celebrated Lectures m Astronomy
ELECTRICITY, Steam Souu4 t Maeueu.H Nc. kc- !, ~
urey exhausted ami have pat snsiler edition press,
Which "a 10 10 published eN DAYS. Price for single
copies - cents. : - PER loen 80 p oo oriers
arr solicited Fve -op.s- vi. bc transmitted by mail Tor 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

THE NV EXEMPTIONS LAw.-Ihe act OF our
State Legislature extending the eNempue" o'
household furniture and working too-irom SEIZURE
Tor rent and sale by execution "a hnaiiy passed.
adds $50 70 the amount OF the existing "Ncmp-
ton. IL takes effect on the lat of May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

" The Association Of American Gcp.ogi-ts
hold their third annual meeting at Boston to-day.
Their session will probably last seVeml days.-
Pref. Si1LlMAy j.. To deliver tho opening Address.
II &. expected that scientific from all parts Of
the nitcd States will be in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

" The Baltimore Patriot say, that s-vcrnl of
those wounded by the explosion Of the Niedora
sill hnger in great suffering. One q them,
George HYDE, j. not expected to recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

LATER IRON TExAs.-By the arrival OF tho
v Norl, Galveston dates to April l2th, have been
received At v q. The news is of no great i'm
portance. All wa, quiet in the west of the Re
public Com Moore had taken TWO Mexican
schooner, laden with salt, in sight of Vera Cruz {:
the Mexicans made little resistance though pro-
vided with large schooner mounting Paixhan
guns. lucaian la. promptly PAID her stipulated
amount to the Texan Navy. Letters from lam-
pico the 2l.t ultmo say that preparations are IN
constant progress there for prosecuting the wal
against Texas. The quotas of international debt
have been suspended, the resources of the country
CAREFUL, hu,banded. and the Custom House funI'
At MaiAmoros applied TO the support of the army
II all these fail 1t il said Santa Ana will las ylO-
lent hands on Tic property of the church. The
official account Oi the capture OF san Antonn has
bee, published A party Of Lipan Indians cross
I'd the Rio Graudc about the 18Th ult, near Com
ago killed many inhabilant. and pundered the
Mexican country for many miles Trey returned
with loss Of three. Col. hisney, Texan 9TH
Ger j, said to have accepted thu terms OF Ar'ta's
proclamation. The schooner Csylou, from Mo-
bile. with lumber, arrived at MatamOros On the
l9,h uli Her papers were duly presented; but
the Collector suspectng an intention 10 dcirsud
the revenue. ripped up the ceiling OF the vessel
sealed up some of her cargo and carried away the
hat. of the officers. Our Consul hal demanded
immediate restoration. Should It not be made
the case wa, to be- laid before tn L. : Minister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

y There are said 10 be 1900 vessel. in the
United States marine. sailing on the total absti-
nence system. many OF them bosnd on distant
voyage. round Cape Horn. These vessel. do not
carry any spurious liquor except such az ia found
in the medicine chest, classed with poison..
arsenic. prl.sc acid. &c. We trust this method
Of manning vessel, will BE- per.evered in, until not
one shall be found that carries poison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

ktrKu,c TIE Tr.cEs-A Loco-Foco meeting
,.sbeH in Adam. Co.. Ohio. o. the 18th ult.. at
which strong resolutions were passed declaring d"
favor OF A w.il-rcgul,tcd Banking system dc'
pouncinr the advocate, OF a metallic currency aud
tbe snemie, of banks. declaring that II . time Tor
III. People to take these matters oui ct the h''''
Of Dcmagosuc, and appointing a COMMITTEE 'i
Correspondence to take measures to MAKE ''''''
opinion, effective upon the Loco-Foco Legi'l"'ur''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

~ DR.. DOUGLAS tIoUcHToN, state Gcolosist
Michigan. and now Mayor Of Detroit. has been
chosen Professor of Natural History in the Uni
,er.ty Of Michigan at Ann iIarbor and viii IN
ter upon the discharge Of his official duties AT the
commencement OF the May term He j. admirably
qualified for the station. Judge Williom \. Fetch
er ha, been appointed Regent of the University
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
~ g,,,,rcIIn Wnr,-Isou.e-N.N AMrF

SANFORD - Beaver corn"r of Hanover .t'eis h1s,i
sussrnr and extensive assortment o Umbrellas aIi fa1
,0. made 100 ihr best style of tls American and ff'0i
and iion the richest silks imported TIER stock, 300 "a
embrace,
900 Bingham 4 SIX Umbrellas from s. c's 20 3 "
500 Il ch Plain aud Fl-'d IL Psrasols, 81 90 ~ ~
700 do DO DO sun Shades, - 81 ] D.
40, ni Mcir o17 manu- facfure.
80 Dor Rich Tab and Bowed >irnStocks,7oo 10 D. 70
20 go 30 Pas DO 100 o. ~ n
., do 90 Bowed Bombali.e Do 500 % ~ n
80 dO tD Plau do DO 90 81 y 30
- do satin Fancy Slmuier Sfo,ks. ) 90 % o. W
AO, Siin Scsrfs. Slk snsi satin Crasss, &C. lc.-ai.
which viii be- .yd Al small adsancr co. ior cashe
good snort time paper. ~ mo- ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

FROM HAvaNA.-Dlie. from Havana 10 the
18th in.,. have been received az Savannah. There
l. 10 news The market D.. Till extremely dail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL about O'Clock. 81 *
tcrdav afternoon. =. the Wcstchcstcr train wa-
coming in, about t,o miles from lorh1ilc, o
young man. iu,, , years Of age, named Edward
Shultz carpenter. residing with hi- mother at !
Delaney street, slipped from the last car when the
whole weight pa .cd over his legs crushing him
in mos, shocking manner. The left foot 0a.
severed from tue leg just above the ANGLE and 9th
crvisc mulila,cd. and the right leg, from the
knee down, was crushed isto Jelly. We hop
,h. will serve as a caution to people to keep inside
Of railrold ears while at foil speed.
He was taken to the lorAyiIle Hotel, where
every attention was paid him, but it was not cN-
pccrcd that he would seryive when our Reporter
left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

P.UsF oSE MosZNr-Wr fann0i DO orr reaier a bat
ter svce than rrcOmms ni 70 their parfcna lar
Or Ferming', invaluable and pleasant u,dcine
HIS DausRa Candy : tie best article for the cure a.
that painful disease that W. know Of IL VII give relief
= siOrt inns.
Ms Worm Candy will cure TIE obstinate case OF
worms 10 children 10 lev sOuTs.
us Catharic Candy valuable meflcae 10 every
WHARF physc = Necessary.
His Dinner Tonic Candy Will etirciualy relieve on.
from cosiiyeness. Indigestion fuiss after %atEg
ne,s heartburn. IL. We could almost ~ that
sch Gor the privilege Of eating ih-se delicious mrd
cn-s knowing A. Ne 10, that our health would b. ten fold
better than II ever had BEEN
Sold wholesale and retail at l35 Ns.sau-streei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

Az EDITOR AssULTED BY JuDGE.-H. X.
Lindsey, editor Of the Clinton Republican, pub
li.hed at Wilmington. Ohio Was assaulted not
long since by Benjamin Hiuhsou, Esq, President
Judge II the Court Of that Circuit. The EDITOR
had been in a barber shop shaving. when the Judge
came in. and without saving a word, walked up TO
hi. antagonist ho was listing his stock before the
ga.., drew large cane. and with one blow ieIled
him to the floor The Judge was indicted for a.
.ault and battery the day Of trial came; be
pleaded his own case. and it ga, supposed would
- lot of with avery light fine. The origin Of the
atfrax va. in relererce % polItlc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

Law n GEoRGrI-We seriously apprehend
general suspension OF the Law in the Western part
Of Georgia. The Sheriff .oped and prevented
court in Murray in Gmer the Sheriff failed 10
raise money and went of 10 avoid rule. We
doubt whether there will be- n court in Walker or
FLOYD. There i large majority OF suspension
men in the Cherokee Country. and they wall elect
"A Sheriff who will perjure himself for the Pur-
pose OF disappointing the Courts.
Augusta (G. CsrOE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

So the election of all State Officer. l. thrown
into The Legislature, where the Loco-Foco candi-
date. will undoubtedly be chosen The Senate
stands Wing to IA Loco the House nearly the
same
u The Loco-Foco vote i now 900 less than
two wears ago. when re beat thsm $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

u Rev d. Jar,i. ms resigned the RectorshiP
Of Christ Church. Midd'etowu, c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

At the window, but DOS DOT know when NE gu va
- hsi,eye, II va, week or ~ before the Eecton h.
deronea saw L 70 notice Wren BE- went 10 ne rND-D
Tavern he srpscfod pay Az board aaf esss fo[
he Expected he might be asked fOr BE- went uere ~
,nsrd and ri courNe tsy sskei Tor h. ~ouli pay W
ga not farm 1uy opinion eth-r way ~ DID not eip, az
,sr Lu- perto- T. pay HI board; h. expected 70 - W.
jailed on 10 uav i be u Ieced ~ course - b. cae
h. dr., not o-r whether any particular Pefson was ~ E
ls board or not b. foe MT tHow "hr-'r an} 80"
thsf 4 lie =. NJ there b. .hold have ~ ~ srd o.
~ ,.,U.di MANSFIELD I OM>.
sworn before ne tbs 2isi Jay Of Aprii, ~ ~
RoBFRT TkYLoR, SPECIAL justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

- Hon. LEyi LINCOLN has been chosen Pres.
den, Of the Worcester. Mass, Agricultural Soci-
ETY.. Their twcn,y-four,h annual mectin. Va, held
at Worcester on the 18Th Inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25
Irschooi OF Industry.

II School Of Iudusfry.-The sgbscrb.r j. ah
oOeuiLg The .ciHify % New York. school ior ~
and ior0ggh ro.res Oi In ucfOn ia the praclcels
crc,s. connection will crcrc-e, gardens anl worksf
b. combining productive iutuslry m mentsi irpuf
n4@nt pJpl. rendered more happy heah prsseff
practical hHowl-ge acquired tpeusss es.snsd ART -
its NJ Industry anf IND mo- 81 Established. Prceo -
and tuition Oae hundred dollar. r. year. More par caa.
formation be had % tilc subscriber. at tie ExeiaH
Lyceum, 30 Broadway.
a1ff "a JDSIAII UDI. BROOM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

u L. C"s, E,q.. late = VI. at Lowell. Mass.
ha. become Editor Of the Eastern Argus. Port
and-thc leading Loco-Foco journal in Maine.
tie is able and spirited Editor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

- A County Tariff meeting was held at Balls
ION on the 3l,, ult Lrrusus BoorH wa, chosen
President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

II sarasOgn W afers.-Meic.nai "aE's
Union, Congress, Pavilion, and lo-iIi~ springs - .
on ilzua!, ise.h from the ,prng.. pr az, "p,"'t
retail, by David Sands Co, Chsmat, y Easi ,-''.n
corner Market street h"' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

- The Wing. O; New Orleans were 70 nee
70 form Clay Cllh on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

HYGIENE HoREnOUSD CASDY.-rhcr- u no mistake 10
tho curative r0~ers this r~sesy. Which, by u, ~
ftfsc value has silently but surely won n. way public
cOnfdsncr now used IN le most respectable .aml-.
IN the city and country na bic source OF RELIEF 10 al
4seases affecting the passages, such ~ caiafrh
throat loss - voice, wh00png cough and ~ the eauy
stages of consGmpon Apply at ~ Broadway, scrner II
HOsard-.freet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

j Pantaloous.-For good ~ 10 ihesf +, -
biz article, cor, nl.ni u. 10 ~ INNINGS Of ATbHtf
sho.- price, " thai are such q, mu.i oarr indp '''
purchaser. H. assortment Of foods comprss ~ P" =
risus styles OF kngli.h and Preach kias'N - rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

u Lord Racon'- Werks.-The work. n ~
80 Bacon. Lof4 Cusar>lior OF England. 4 ~" ~
with liie ct tie author, by Bi, Nonagge, h. "
royal 30. Attn a ppnraL Just received aud oi DIR
DAYTON NEWMAN or. FsIton and Mao -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

RHorE IsLANp.-The total vote for State o.
6ccrs under tie Peoples Constitution IL Mon
lay last was lis, ct which 4,459 were cast 90
Providence Ccuut, Ten or twelve towns held no
Election. The total vote at the Frccaolders lee
ton on Monday va. i.7Gl on the Rhode Island
ticket, and 2,3Gi i,r thc Repeal tcke;-in all
7.l4i and votes enough 10 come IN TO swell 1t 70
300 The Legislature chosen at the Election
stands IS for Rhod. l,'and' iog the Suffrage
/ ~. ti,nttnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

II Poetry-NOTGCE.-i n consequence o.
mai a, 10 Inc occ upancy q. Clinton Hal ia,t e''
Barber wa. crtnpelsi io postpone hs lsciufr %" r.
until next Tuesday Evening. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

- rhe Delaware Express has hoisted the ban
ner OF Henry CLAY. OF kentucky. for tine HeN
President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-25

until next Tuesday Evening. ~
= Ncw-Xork City Marble tem'"'',' n
Election tyr i've Tr1stees sid b. hcid Al '"i', -
No GJo BfosdNay ou MOa.iay he % day 81 N'f ~
halt past O'Clock. P. VI. By order, ..,.,, s,,,~,
= A. BtNCktk, s'ci'"'
New-York 2lS April. l8il ,r. .Cs
NB-Tl,e Commute OF which " "eci' ~ 49,
man. appor,e Al thu late meetHg 81 NC 'u' 20
my prepared to report, general s's'n@ah'' - '''
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