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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

MIcHIGAs.-The Senate of this State viii be
entirely LEGO; but the House has tarce Wings
We thought it was understood that the Wings
should not elect any. However, few to watch
Locos may be well enough. For all beyond that,
our friends calmly await the Hour and the Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

% The Editor of the Detroit Advertiser per-
ssts in his declaration tina: JOHN Tyler Jr. is the
author of the Letter in the Union signed Hson, If
We may believe his own words uttered 70 the
Editor himself. When the President son chooses
TO deny it, he offers to stats time, place and cir
cnulstanees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

p SETH LUTHER, well known character,
who is in Jail at Newport, r. l. on Charge of
treason, (having been active in both of DORIS cam
paigns, undertook to burn his way out on Wsdnes-
day. The correspondent of the Providence Chron-
icle writes:
:. This morning, about7 O'Clock, fire was dis
covered in of the cells of the Jail in this town.
occupied by that notorious old scoundrel. Seth
Luther. The Jailor, Mr.. Laggarr, discovering the
FIRE, opened the cell and threw in a bucket OF wa
ter, and stepped aside for another, when Luther
rushed out of the cell, and out of the front door,
and ran as far as the State Honse, before ne was
overtaken by the Jailor, who had pursued him.
Luther, previous to setting FIRE to the cell,
BACKED his face, SO that he might pass for negro
and then tied up his bed in the shape of man,
and put shirt upon il, and placed it upon the
bedstead spreading the bedclothes over his ehgy;
this was all doae to deceive the jaior, and make
him suppose Luther was asleep. The cellw but
little burnt, and the FIRE was extinguished without
the assistance of the engine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

FROM MoRocco.-Our difficulties with Motoc-
co have not yet been adjusted. They are, IT pos
sibe, in worse position than ever. Your Gov,
eminent viii have to send large naval force, and
cccrce the Emperor into terms of aInity ard re-
spect. The Bashaw of Tansiers, who was APP
pointed BY the Emperor to treat with Com. Nor
gan, has refased to accede TO his demsnds.
The matter has consequently been referred back
again to the Emperor, whe seems disposed to sus-
tain the Bashaw. The United States cannot re-
cede with dignity and selfrespect. Our Consul,
Mr. Mullowny, has not been recognised by the
Emperor. and is waiting permission to return
home He will be sent out again, trust, with
demands which the United States will be prepared
to enforce. Cor Phil n. Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

tered this week the AmeFican Museum.
II The New-York Museum was well attended last night
Notwithstanding the weather Fair foul The perona5ce
will take place usual The Managers Observation-Disclosures
The Fudge Mermaid in opposition 10 The Feege Isl rich
joke People appear 70 appreciate it The Hughes family
give their extraordinary performances ON tbe 6ar vio1
and csncerlna Resale, Diamond, .oyee, Ge r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

Total.....l25,62l 1906. 5403 l45,A2 1851
Shannon maj. ,44S Corwin's do. Is, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

FROM BERaUDA.-Bermuda dates TO the LIST
inst. have reached US. The Gazette of Oct. lat
states that bottle was found at Shelly Bay day
or TWO before containing letter signed by w. Il.
Morgan and John Rider, Captain and Mate of the
schooner Lexington, dated July Is, and stating
tia, the vessel had sprung leak in a heavy gale
end that with the crew consisting of three men)
they had determined TO leave her. Provisions for
six days mad been put into the boat. AT the time
of leaving her the schooner had three feet of wa
Ter in her hold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VandenburS o56b 80. .
~ Loco vote same as in 40-Whig 400 short
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTIoN.-By yesterday s
advices, we correct eur table of votes for Govern
or as fellows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

u The November humber ot the Southern Literary.
Messenger arrived last evening and for sale at this office
Price 50 cents Agca,s supplied at the usual discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18

Can THIS BE TRUE The Westchester Pa.
Examiner contains the following extract from a
letter dated October lst, in Harrison County,
Ohio. The writer is personal friend of the
Editor:
Zone of the most wicked acts was committed
last week that ever heard of. There Wing
meeting held at ST. Clsrsvllle and there being no
sp1ng near the spot, wafer was conveyed there in
casks. Into one of the casks was put quantity
of arsenic, Of which more than two hundred per-
sons drank before the alarming fact became known.
Three men and one woman have since died, and a
physician told ncighbor of mine yesterday that
there were within his knowledge one hundred and
sixty persons then aboring under the effects of the
poisonous drug, many OF whom he was aPPrehen-
sive would not recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-18
.NEW-YoRK CITY ELECTIoN---OFFICAI

.lPREs'T. 1910. Cow.
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p The Wing Almanac and United States Register for
ss2 Tor sale at this oce. Single copies i cents 81 per
dozen, 81 per zoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

on Inurseey, 18th inst. JANIS EpnuNp son Of James
sso Maria H. B~nsel, in the Iath year Of his age
and friends Of the family are respectful.
% sssend her funeral ct half past o'clock on
On anufsdsy the I'M instant, Josrpm Avousrus, son
snS ana Emily A. West, eyed years, months
friends and rslatvss Of the family are resueetful
invited "a stterd the funeral hs sltsrnoop ~ iech
On ), Thur.dsy morning 18TH i.stsns, AuusA Cam.
ole. Her ,sTns x % taken FROM thu rssidencs of her
On Thur,day morning, nh instant Mrs NJ, 49,.
sos formerly Of Nswbursh Orange county, IN the ava
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19
PRICES OF Pnoyysrors
Corn Trade.

Flour appear. to be A1rer to-day. We hear of no
saies o. Cansi AZ less shsn ~ barrel We believe
there il no change in other descriptions Of breadstns
We learn by letters from Western New Ysrk that tina
growin wheat crop in that section 10 looking we'll e.
peciiiy that not sowsd early Wheat sowed ia the
week IN September, from present sppearsnces will DO
well This" speskitg OF Little sodus Bay, in Csyuga
but field In the whole that looks bad and that + al
most completely destroyed. II this criterion Of the
State should judee from present appearances that the
erep for lsl9 would be good but there are 90 manv
things that may happen between this and hsrves time
thst any opinion fned IL rather premstura A. the
month Of May the most dangerous month Of the year
for wheat. -
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The probability Is that these institutions have greatly
curtaed their liabilities, with view 10 the present
crisis The Bank Of the Northern Liberties il the only
one Of those known % the Relief Banks" or those
that Issued notes under the act Of May lsal The cir
custen by this account Of tho sound Banks IL not
dunn for that city The Of the circulation Is cor.
sequenty made ofthe deprecated issues Of Banks
the interior and elsewhere On tho resumption Of the
sound Banks, they will pay eat their own redeenable
notes onlyi but, necessarily, in very limited amounts
and to support any circulation rigid and prompt psy-
ment from their debtors must be enforced. How this 10
to be done 10 not 20 clear The grave Of the Phi
iadephia Banks heretofore have destroyed the general
character Of the paper they hold That paper based
on indebtedness due from the South and West and the
difficulty Of procuring payment from those sections
felt to be sufficiently great in New York and Boston,
where the best othe debts held Two years ago the
Banks fNew York and those Of Philadelphia formed
policy Numerically opposite to each other Those Of
New York pursued rigialy the specie paying policy
which drove to Philadelphia q large proportion of
the long country paper, which was there readily
taken. That paper has not been. and will not be
paid. The banks can squeeze nothing out Of it.,
and there is no chance Of new business SUFFICIENT
10 support large specie paying currency. The mer-
chants Of Philadelphia have to under the
row" much more severely than ever did those Of New
York. Boston and New York will not be exempt, be.
many Of the merchants cities have played
upto the southern policy, and must suffer in csnse
quence oft. sl.s Aeffsa. rs.iaaA
Notwithstanding the horrible state of things 10 which
the country has been reduced by this expanding Dor
rowing, and ssspsndng policy, there politicians In
sane enough to base their future movements on the Chi
mera Of National Bank, and there are not wanting
papers, even in New York. supported ofthe breechss
pockets Of agents of London houses that still clamor for
another engine Of corruption and instrument Of indeb
edne For this purpose do the factions Of ConRres,
refuse to appropriate means to carry the
for this purpose the Treasury obligations allowed TO
be dshonored, the District Banks allowed 10 remain
suspended and every species Disgrace allowed to
cumulate the nation and It's government When The
influence Of the Clay faction have paraysed the action
ofCongress dishonored the country dsgrsced its TO
verument ruined its trade and mpov erished liz peonle
The unprincipled leader will put himself forth beore
the people a. candidate for their SURFACES unaer ,bs
catch words, change, change" REFORM save tn
country Clay and commerce, The time has .ops
BY for ever however; the immense weight of dishonor
heaped upon the Government will for ever brsah !.
power to borrow accumulate debt to any extent
this is the only basis Of the Clay speculative policy
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.
An Improvement took place in the prices of stocks
generally. Delaware and Hudson per cent; Indians,
Elves, per cent; Illinois Skies, aper cent; Mohawk
per cent; Long Island per cent.
Brokers very cautious ofthe bills Of the Clinton
Bank Some difficulty occurred in the redemptions at
Albany lately. Ths"Farmers and Mechanics, Bank of
Rochester has resumed the payment of all its liabilities
and its bills are redeemed in specie at its couotor
The Banks Of Pennsylvania are longer willing to
trust those of Philadelphia with their accounts and
removed them to this city. The Bank Of Ess.on Pa has
opened an account in Wall street, and others are making
preparation for the same object
4 The dry xoods merchants here now undergoing
severe pressure, both from the difficulty Of procuring
renances from the country, and through The fall in
prices, failures frvqusntly occur In Boston hs.vy
failure took place in domestic dry goods and import
ing house, The liabilities reach $3.50 Geo. The fail in
the money value Of their stock lie estimated at upwards
ofSiooooo They inmediately took the bene6t Of the
BANKRUPT Law, a
In domestic exchanges there is but Little doing The
rates are az follows - iafsf.. y 3 IS -
.n Z p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

BY THOMAS s1Lk.---------
(0osvesWos.a n .4aW eN6 re fGlksNsSvSsb. !,
s1TURD4Y-

80 fi i.alh hs.At SATURDAY. 1' i'H -"
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s:i e; :sa S.sss sss ny u
A 6 ::s::sf s's
si LE; al. Of. q .oi.: nsso.as eS s:tsr o~sn
a. s.ss s. .Su. s1 ss: .s e.
sisass sf sss:s E s.s m.
y :ssss Az .sI'.. ., ss Which
sos,a;d p. ALA e'sosa. q q Pin. street. 8
h'9.sssa o sSisi.. =. III r, &c
hsas .:i:y ss sss
articles i and sn aselsndd wa,sIs. nancy ps'ssd
suit III ss s'a ,Ss s..
q ssssss: ~ g.
Furniture s.-A H - seia.t vii ,sh j. in :sis ~
uits Bosd"aS To- eios: e.. fss
ate Of the late David Graham, E.a: y
eondhand Furnsus Of al d..er t;on:s by VIZ.
on sss q sS
WI, mis- 3; found deserving parssf;H i:a ss
usS fsS: G,ssa = n0r We Tn Ia
II Yo.
'A'' S'': Joas s.t;[SYi Il
A UcTIoN NQTIcE-FuR NITyRE,:.A.la large addition
Ful on streets - - H ~ W. --'7- --''
mis- THOMAS BELL, Austioaeer.
A UCTlON NOTCE.-The sale Of s.Iu.LIe furniture will
be continued on Mordsy lncINdipg splendid piano
20 sofs chairs French bedscads Sc at ecock 10
the .l ;Tss roo ms 81 Ann aa II T Fftss Sss
VARIETY SALE-RIELL 4 ARCULARIU5 IN sc
this morng at 10 o'coc at the sales Room 500 Broad
wsy soi Duane street E. pistols
d,scrptions cutlery cns, gass dry goods hosiery
clocks mantel amps sandebrs sheli flowers oge
ther with an invoice ofew Clothing desc
cs.i%s.ss and other articles too numerous to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

On Thursdav, nth inst ct Brooklyn, by the Rev Dr.
Minor, Dawn l. sAsar to BLANCHE Z. youngest dauRh-
ter OF the rte Jacob =. Domnick, all Of this city
On Thursday, I7th inst by the Rev. Dr. De Witt Hes.
~ M.,xkr. Esq Of Belvle, j., 10 Miss THonrsor Of
this city.
~ Baltimore on Tuesda evening" by the Rev. Bever.
y Waugh, Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Of John Lsndrtreet, Esq.
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DO GOOD WHILEYOU MAY

II 20. nscE ". , oS CEUGa CANDY 70 eyery
raisitg OF ram 10 III, Do t ysu will De doi,w
good TO your fellow beings hsn coud do
you tewn 10 rest wh The eonyietion having relieved 20
Rings Cough Candy has cnred mum Der and
new set Of be denied a. many havs
Voluntarily tes he'd 20 that effect Then like the pood
an DO good while you may, for life ITSELF shs losgest
Prpsred cold by c. RINO 50 Fulton street corner
Glib, and reis,sa By Basset SO Broadway Sspds, corner
Chsmbers and Brodwsy and IT East uion
ne, Grand and Bowery; syme 50 Bowery corner walker
Also for sale above. Rings Celebrated vabsps Cream
for shaving. misims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19
SPRING FASHIONS

THE Subscriber desrs The attention Ct strangers and Others
his large aud extensive assortment soeks sesrfs
ready made linen and usn shirts pocket ksreKie
ak, m.rnc and smcswcc shrts and draw.r; sspendsry
doves hosiery he he IL 10 the inter ou Of the scribe 10
cuar after on IN selecting the chate fash
enasls patterns o. sessfs und erav His assortment will
he .naIssts q hi. !ratd Elastic Stocks Gsp.@ss
- Broadway between murray stree, aud Park Place
nis In PAR5ELL3, agent for Agate
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Csaasrr RArys 81 BArK NorEs AND Dour,r,c Br,,
Bank Notes. Erenarrs D-I'

After all the ridiculous tricks that the Baltimore CITY
councils avs performed in relation 70 the Ra;l
ordsss that precious description Of paper money bs.
fallen to 50 cents the dollar and a. thew ar.
able taxes the revenues Of the city viii enrlv he
out of. ~
the Virginia Legislature the resumption hill hs;,~
sn'ef ms biank relative to the time of re
sumption was hlied With the First Of Novsmb.r,, a.
70 80 motion fur immediate resum ,tion va. Tia.
~ to 81. $40" ''''
meeting Of the Philadelphia B INKS was heM Ia.
shSwnen the following proceedings took place -
An adjourned meeting Of the delegates from thu R.,s.
sne Cry and County Of Philadelpnis was held - ~
ca.;r h cns Yesterday evening, Mr. Dundas in tbs
North America wes,arn "e's
FSrmsrss ana w..N.;.., Manufac:urers& Mechan.
Southwark, Ksn.i;,~.
hoyaneRsing, Gsrmanso.,
The following resolution was offered
resolved That on and sfter to morrow IN. ,s,h ;n.
Ssn.s 2, me CHy and County Of Philadeluhia Az
20 nv ssssuon sii receive deposit and in
Banks: '' 'ps''e or the notes Of specie paying
that they vii! pay out at their counter specie or
mssd N. ssms all persons entitled to de-
TIC ssovs was adopted following B.nt. with.
Philadelphia, Northern rh.....
Commercial. w... In Liberties,
Farmer and Meeh.nics, a asnns,nSssn,
south wark "~n.
a onsr 'nss PRESENT, having accepted the Relief
asomeS Young, stating that they are n. S;r~ -.
rsnssmenss T wI sPSsay resumption. NJ
. hcsoveo, Ihes the foregoing proceedir~s .,...4.x
me CnsMmsn and Secretary OF the media - ~
hshed in all the city psp-ra ns' De pub.
JAMES DUNpAs ,,h.;r. ,
AieSsnaer cummings, Secretary.
The progress of events in Philads,nh,. ..
rapid humiliation Of the rotten banl. tai Ao
hes been looked on as certaia occurr.n. ,..'
inevitable result Of the policy thatthey hsvs
under tae impulse given and exaupls set n, ~. 49,.
National Bank. Yesterday the Penn rownshIo r.r.
having fallen into dscredit run upon Il 70 s.ch.,-
Is paper for whsssver else could be got resulted n ~
eio.'as annouscsm Mt, ahsr large amounts Of deprs
oa'ed Paper hsdbeen paid in exchauge for ia ovn
notsa
BANK or PENN TOWNSHIP, Y
M RI. n,.... March 10, 1872
onosr present they deem II sdyiSsbls -
esoee 'ne soerA BY ordvr Of hc board 1850 ="
TANKS RUSSELL, Cashier.
rheran was then KEEP. mp upon the Mechanics. which
aso "opIed, and the Msysmensng End the Msnuf.c,ur
s" ana Mechsnics Bank. Theysstruxelea ,hror,h a.
paying ous depreeia,sd psper but their fst- i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

On Friday evening isln assnt, alter Illness
HAsL.s DoHAlDssH, Pilot Of the Port Of New York,
> HnSsssss M rsaues.ssss isvNsS h sussd Ms ~
nsrsi On Sunday aseynoeu At o,cIoch fem his 1t 4
ssidenee, lse4 Bswery Captains Of vessels viii pi
set I'll cir colors u hah usM. "a STR Nffd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfamed celebrated pills. from Portuo,l n.
We reresivs 70 DO obtained 10 this country Des Nv,
isemsid IN the last eospbof fourth page. feSims;s
MASON will this day publish The Amer,csn R@p1ot.
o. the Magazines for February 1884, per
nd s1 w TO; Edlnough M.Easne per
Duouh Cnfverefv M4xnzine.. 81
hfHopoutnn Wefazne.... .........-...$
Bsnsys Miscellany. with 90 illustrations IS
will be published shortly. 49,
49,. Basement Rooms corner Pine ct. and Broadway.
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Provision Market.

FxOvAsl0m market.
All kinds OF meat and vegetables remain the same
they we're lest week. "
We quoted the price Of sAsd ct D. They wers Ia,
brought in from the SOUTH and sold cheer Tor fear AZ
spelling North River shad fetch o. for the small
size This being the season of Lent 6sh are IN
demand o~~~
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TAsre now remains nine Banks in the city, the ma
ority Of which have dsssnined pay specie in full ON
Monday next, - seen In the above shcisl account
from Philadelphia paper. .t.. .le r.,s.f'stt
The following the leading features Of these Banks
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Under the Manage ment Of Mr. p r 49, 49,
EVERY pay, AND EVENING THIa TWsr TTTr
Srs'sd o1s!s S vENrRi Ri
= ~ VII audiences. !" III. sv
SsssJ "s and sixty five consecutive nights i IN
who psprmahce' stons WIN re%so
S.y pS Se liz Ill pSs'i;sy P.eI
water; ANIMAL MAGNETISM on ch;,d ;tA with real
LAp yEI FHEc SYEFuEGT Hss h
ma; end 100000 sur,oities. splendid dsy "smora
pacs every "wednesday and Saiurnav aevnoon
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s.gsa.s.ss-s-s SsA<& X VIVA 'xe ~
THIS EVENING March Is-Tbs performance viii COM
THE scHo"o,TIe i + S ssn SCH NEAL. III
Sir Peter Teazs, Mr. flaeid< CrAbtres,. Fisher
Lady snesrw.r. .-planiassY M,. Me- w vgsnT.n
- u Afr which. ,sN' ""'A's''
'"f song d To eoDeIsd. With MrEed
Owen wsnm. hE y! b..,|.y EoSbp ,1ES
u Gwynnssh Vaughn, - .'17i' Mis- 9. easSmsn
A., tyddv Pryse, Mts Z, CssknsD
CHATHAM THHATRE
THIS EVENING, March Ish--Ths per1onnsne, m
FAIIs 1 o. CLYDE a.e sei
edward Enfield HelA Liudey M~stav.r
.i'A lA': The WIDOWS y,cr M'i' M'".''
o"-''s Ast.r which M" Th0rne ~
Hardy kS;s!: Johnson osiiSSs D-noN Herbert
,r, HOLE IN THE WALL.
An0mas, John seftes Mons. Dupuis, = Mr. HELD
S:.:; ::::ns. .i.rsss .ss ns e.
Tu,s r IA Ellis OILY MPIC TAEATEN,
AnAS EVENING March 1.-THE psrlosmanes Vim
Prime. p.r...C INDEHELLA. pe sns
NinaaS, trance m Jrf NJ Esmsasus
Cinderella Edwm
Rioh,~1 RICHARD NO NI e-4ao s9iesi
".' Sally Ann Machel-B.nry King. N;shs~p
rr,. To eeeelud. w M,'' si'E''a".
~lA a. MS!,ED SACaELOL
Sir Charlie, coartal,, Edw ssssr 1 Tru. Man,
III cents Prvats So.es g ssesa Upper boxes - es.
Noovr oOe0 NJ 'svs~ Curtain h.,
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,hsr =, ~ r ~ Il, 49,. = q i. . 81. q,
= asd SC ,uand IN sums of As SO, Els fss ~ say
Isl svLvEsTER's,
nD ~ YAH 81. and i5i Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

/on - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY and
inferno date places, daily Il Ave O'Clock p
fr'm the Pier between Courisnat and
The commodous steamboat RnCH ,sTER. Cant ~
'chp s NUs 4 sScys n; sstTday epoSD coci
As above 70 morrow Sunday afternoon at Ave O'clock
ne above boats are new and subs ana furnis he'd with
unrvAlled the Hudson.
For passage or freight apply on board, or to
G. SCHULTZ,
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IRE SCh Nil. LtNEkf An LtLLEe.-E b. ,Cn-N.T
offers for sale OF the rst onsiis,
french Artificial Flowers patterns selected by ims
mns: e also f"ll experiment OF masriss ineiudior
French pattern hats. hat silks and the or ~
f,r~ market, will be received by every H,vre packet
ne soose Goous are Tor sale at reasonable unf,r
pr,cescY +. B. STRANGE.
a6t'~ss ,sa w.,t.~.....
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- HOUSE 10 LET.-ssto which will be received IN
board ITO Let to respsctsble privsts family, ~
be taken first euss modern built three story In tile
Hall Place. ~ mis ss.S
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Err fASSAGE FOR LIVERFJ OI--UMed n me
k& 1T PaeLet spleadd fast sailing packet shio
1&1eDtssHAkSPERE. Capt Minor. will salt positively ~
above having splendid cabin sh
and sissrsse passsnger Fer sSoud
W.. II. TAPSCOTT
mis- 10 South IT. or a Psck oil
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90 ANOTHER 0IANT.-They have man in Ken.
lucky who tall be of the reach
Of bis creditors He 10 the tallest in America But
headaches, low spirits dy pepsia Sickness and
toning the system subming the mind and sharpening
the appetite, are Peters Lozenges which may be had
street, Philadelphia. Agents, 81 Fulton street. 2lO
Chatham street. $50 and $50 Bowery 46 Hudson sreets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

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