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CTATISTICAL REPORTS on the. sickness and
- mortality Of the Army Of the United States, com
piled from the records Of the Surgeon Generals and
Adutant Generals Offices embracing period Of
twenty years from January, 1919 TO January, 1899
Prepared under the directions Of Thomas Lauson, VI
D. Surgeon General vol. octave, with MI price
sepi4 F. TAYLOR.
ftNiE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL LE-
i GISLATION OF EUROPE AND AMERI-
CA-by J. Macgregor-l vol. London-just imported
from London by r. TAYLOR.
Also. "The Principles Of Political Economy by
McCulloch, author Of McCulloch's Commercial Die
tiOnary-l vol London, 1913;
Adam Smiths wealth Of Nations" edited by Nc
Culloch-l vol
"Forcign Torif.-their Injurious EGects on British
Manufactures, with Proposed Remedes'-London,
lS43;
"TatsH Modern Cambist-a Manual Of Foreign
Exchanges in the different operations Of Exchange
and Bullion, containing also the late alterations IN the
Monetary System Of Frankfort on the Mann vol.
London, ls4S;
political Philosophy by Henry Lord Brough-
am-part second, London, lsl3, vol. oct
"1he New Tariff, Britlsh,) with The Amendments
and New Clauses with the old Duties; amounts re.
ceiyed on each Article; new Corn Duties &C.
London, 1913
Ei,iells Industry Of Nations vols London.
"The Political Lille Of Edmund Burke" by Rev.
George Croly-2 vols London
"Sr Robert Peel and his Era vol. London,
1913
Sheridans Speeches. vols. London, 1912;
"1he Commercial Adjwter-brluglng the Money
Weights Measures, &c Of al Nations Of the World
| 10 the STANDARD OF the United stdtesn--Ncw York,
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stock Tablcs-cxhibrting the Worth Of different
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years to realize TO the purchaser from three - ten
| per cent por annum'l vol. quarto, New York,
| lSiJ;
And a large collection Of the most valuable works
on every subject Of political economy, most Of them
| imported direct from England TO winch additions OF
every thing new and valuable ate constantly made.
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GRAND SCHEME

1896 prizes amounting to s60S, COS
"a Number Lottery-I3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets sl0-IIalves s5-Quarters 50 80.
Certificates Of packages % Whole Tickets sl40 90
Do. do. % Half do 20 90
Do. do. &c Quarter do IS 00
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nlL CLOTHS.-Persons wishing OH Cloths, suit
~ able for halls and passages, respectfully in
formed that we have hand Book Of Samples,
containing eight different patterns Of the newest
style, and by giving the dimensions and selecting
the pattern, we can furnish them at manufacturers
prices.
Oct S-f ESTEP & CATLETT.
STATISTICAL ALMANAC, for lSii, price rs
~ cents. Just received, for sale by
nov +. TAYLOR.
CAVALRY TACTICS, volumes, printed by or
~ der of the War Department.
Vol /. School of the Platoon and of the Squadron,
dsmounted.
Vol . School Of the Platoon and Of the Squadron,
mounted
Vol 3. Evolutions of Regiment
Price dollars. For sale by F. TAYLOR.
- Only five copies remaining of the whole edition.
Nov 2-3tif
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DUELL'S CULTlNATOR-Comple sets in 7
ID volumes of "The Cultvator," by Jesse Buell.
acknowledged to be the best agricultural newspaper
in the United States, may be obtained at very low
prices at F. TAYLOR'S bookstore, Immediately east
of Gadsbys Hotel. oct
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SPLENDID PIANOS.
VIZ FISCHER has just received from the mimi
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best Piano Fortcs one mahogany, and the other a
rosewood, with octagon and square legs metallic
sounding plates, and harp pedal. These beautiful
instruments can be examined at Stationers' Hall.
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THAT portion Of the goods wanted West may be
hidden for deliverable at ST. Louis.
Oct. ll-tl5th Nov.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

On Monday morning the both inst Mr. John Johnson,
ad 76 wears native of ,,ayfor the last fifty years resi-
On SUNDAY, @ 18th, Cecsli4 younses, daughter Of Elias
Thomas aged i5 or ,,,s I;v.
er Hiram Clark engineer. A CLARK arrived here from Mex
On sunday ii, the 2sd year of his age James A Van VII
san, Of consumption. .i
On Saturday evening a,hins, Erasmus kenrsng aged
On Sunday morning. 2s,h inst, of consumption, Alfred
Baldwin, aged 81.
At Brooklyn Monday morning, after short iness,
Major Wnant Barkeoo of the Booth Regiment IN the 'is'
Al williamsburg L. l. on Saturday 24tn inst Mrs ST.
George widow Of the lat. VIM ST. George in the SD year
m Albany on Friday morning of the prevailing epidemic
s sarab Webster elic of the late Mr. George Webster
of thai city. ,,,. A., yy.,,or
IL. or bs Cansiu Jonathan Walton in the 60th year Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
oRT OF NEw-YoRK, JUNE u, ls4;

FORT OF NEw-YoRK, JUNE u, la4s.
MINIATURE ALMASAc-THIs DAY.
ls,. IS s ss: ss:s7 So ''s N'09 Is '"' o.
Latest Dates.
lcadcr. June Havre ....june
Liverpool. j uuc !, New Orleans June IL
CLEARED,
Bng Arand,, Howaud, Belize, Hond; United States, W
Niss, Nesni,h Leeds Go; Con Portertsld Dener,ra,
s5nt Tickerccn; Falcon, Pitt Bermuda r \ Tucker;
@iyan Was;eo Charicston sc. George Bulkiey; Albeit,
NsCdSy, Key West, Ogden, il.
Sh'. 6'azos, Grocker, Tampico, John Odgen; Alono'
&cAsll, w lndies Nesnith, Leeds s Co.
Ship Baltimore, Funek FIN Hayye May To- mdse TO Boyd
sHmeken
Bis Czen Brown. 1t days I'm Cienfuegos, Cuba, cop
p ore TO Everett, Bauclle Left brig Mary YORK; next
y yoBosOn big Essex, Goodrich, same day for boston,
" 10 of Mantana Reef, spoke brig Ellen o and ioF
Columbian scl Jose Las Ansnas Maggioo, Is days from
ssscaiSo, coffee 10 4 A.aasuIen. Lett brig Emma, TO
sane lay for day New YoIk-oniy American vessel IN
&ar Gea WIN Washington A!we:son, days flom Balt''
~ Pig iton to Spague s Robinson.
5Wm Gbb,ils, 3 ds from Folly Landing, corn TO II
Nh ieary Clay, days nom Nachias, lumber TO J +
M Hudson Il ds fun Bangor lumber TO Buck
S~ s~ tictoria, York River, wood
ySai Amity, Philadelphia coal.
See franklin, NLondcn, OIL.
AtLoW-l ship--Wnd SSt
l SAILED.
Sss, ship Gtrrick, Liverpool.
sIrMoRASpA.
/ setkc, brig Albania from New York, arrived at Key
HIupe and would take on board the Of the brig
a Gtoning and proceed in few days alter, Tor Apa-
DISASTERS.
~ schooner Emerald Allen, sailed from Norfolk on the
'! scuad 10 Eastpor viii, cargo OF corn ano Hour,
as Seh Of Nav rs miles SW from Gay Head sue was
3ssd ead IN clea,inc the wreck nine men were 'o''
sid aud drowue. Captain and cook eni. ~
@a OIL By sn tuslish vessel bound TO 81, 'oho, ~
%n ST John they ob,aioed passage 20 tue
asbrousn, TO Portland III the steamer aunu'ss' W
sS IS list OF the persons lost: Joseph Anueo" ''s
aadeu ownefs; ". Fletcher, Jas. -,leicIsefs ooi.
d., fsssassrs; w \. Kennedy, mate; 1acoo D's'''
VSie, Jcha Fisher
~ hF Grandee, Cozzens, of Salem, whe j. a"e''o :.
Sat Wilmington, NC, waiting for the iiue 10 90 !,
a. struck BY lishniag; carried away main,nas', ourn
@psil cut her main shrouds pieces with otie
ass She had returned 70 Wilmington pr.vioas 10 tn'
a. s' nscessar, Iepairs.There was one man oy I'M
!, ~ Iceland, who was much injured. The COOK ant
asssss nan considerably hurt. Her hull was n"
ydrick arrived in the city this morning. left Bsrne
s.sang o'clock, states that the brg Pearl woui
A s.Ss getting of to-day tomorrow She had s''s
ltgse, aud was perfectly safe and tight
fPhlad E1 Books of SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards Auetionrrr.
~ l9S Broadway.

REGULAR NEW.YORK FAiL TRADE SALE
IH!RTN-EiGArE NEw-YoKK TK,pr S,Iy-The next
regular Trade Sale OF Books be hid nyipr the
week AUGUST ands, II, De condue ted as hertofo. under
the direction OF he COMMITTEE OF the Trade Invoice Of
Books Paper Stationery Binders lie s,her Cloths S.re
otypv Plates and all other injected with ,h- Book
trade as respectfully solicited and should se iune b,
the t of july When the Catalogue viii BE- put TO p,ess
The usual cash advances VIII be made receipt goods when
required
The Committee have agreed rha, the sales shall be con-
dncted by NiesSr. bsns Richards and Pllt heretofore
whom they recommend ie trade 20 .euG their invoices.
FLETCHER HARpER,
GEORGE CARViLL,
CHARLES :. FRANClS, CopmIttee.
SAMUEL RAYNOB,
ClIAS. Vi, SANTpN.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
At O'Clock 5; the Auction Room.
BCcEs,-i aTSe Co,lrc'son OF Standard Works. Also,
variety of Novels, VI Aga.lnes ard miscellaneous works
lnodS the collection there Edinbush Review IS vols.
London Monthly Magazine. 3lv, Louon Quarterly MaEa
i,ae, 38y BackNood's Magazine, Sv L9nd9n Masaz!ne
C-ntlenpus Magazine 10Y; DryJen Works Ty, Illus
lated copy Fedins's Works Nv; Rosseaas W orks, rv,
Wtyrry Novels, 27y. SC &c
FRIDAY EVENING. June so, az IL O'Clock.
tLE tsLk booKsA choice collection OF valuable works
chiefly EnSsh editions Among them Rushworth's Col
!-cGit vols folio; La Places Mechamqus Celeste Bow
fehs trans s,ion, ~ 9uae Cauon and Roulle's Roman
trr>,ys irchitecturs. 2v, folio, ~, &c
TUESDAY EVENING, 27th inst
At II O'Clock. AZ the Auction Room.
ENGAANl lNGS-BANiS. RICHARDS X LPATT 1876
Broadway, VIII sell this evening large collection OF Eiue
English and French Ensranes, various subjects Colored
and piain.
Liberal cash advances made csnssnmen,s for auction
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
~ u very LARGO and respectnbIc meet

ing Of the citizens N~w-York opposed TO the unpnc
pied cruel and antl--mocIatc proceedings OF the present
permit bn chrs from their stalls in Washington Market and
other markets was held pursuant 70 cali at Danns Sixth
Ward Hotel on Saturday evening 2ith inst.
The call Of the meeting having read Theophilus Civil
called to the Chair aud JOHN +. Ross appointed Secretary
After some appropriate remarks from the char acomttM M
JOHN d. KELLOGG, .nd J ERr.llIAH HALSY to draft
resolutions expressive Of the OF the meeting tfis the
Committee retired, Michael Walsh loudly called for, who
and addressed the meeting eloquent aud effective
speech until the Of the committee who reported the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolved That with the siircere regret and deep
morhcaon we have witnessed the sad difference between
the professions and practice of several Democratic members OF
the present Common Council who indebted for the
tons they occupy that body to exertious, and 10
tsclr rerdy III subscribing 10 doctrines which te
tons have concusNey proved they could have
either loved ar believed IN
Resolved hat as honest devoted and practical Democrats,
we are opposed TO prescription monopoly aud every species
oi special legislation, from what source 1t ma Y IN con-
.imiiy with which, protest the most solemn and deter
mined tnanner the bi=-snded outrage attempted
be inflicted by thu Market Committee upon number OF
honest Industrious men, whose only means OF subsst
ence is stalls, which they have legally occmpled for years
and from which tley are now about expelled earn
est solicitation Of few boaed mcnopoiists who expect TO
add their already oveIowug Golfers by derurnS the pen
nit butchers and their families OF a subsistence
the resolutions Nr Charles f. Newman beng ca led fer adj
dressed r meeting for length Of time N an EGqen1 md
stirring s!'-ech at hs OF Which, T Walsh offered
Resolved. That Committee p appointed 10 consist of
Messrs Michael W1l.h Hsnry A1cuarius, aud Tneoph"s
Civil confer with the Market olnmittee III references TO
the proposed Outrage aud that the be empowered
Junction with the Officers OF this meetpG 70 call another
meeting such tune and place they shat. designate aud
take srci steps the c the shall demand
teshlyed That We body recommend the permit butch
ers holding stands in Washington and other Markets to
retain them until .hs question he legally settled!
On motion of Lu the proceedings OF this meeting
ordered be published in lie fol owing papers, yz:True
Sun, Aurora, Eseun. POST Morning Herald and Tribune
y" D''''''"' THEorfnLUs CIVIL, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

DIVIDEND-The Board of Directors of the
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declare,
dividend Of per the capital stock payable on and
after Monday June 5. LEWIS PHILLIPS,
mv3O lmis Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lJ, 1912.

JrAp ppr.-The above which presents both an analysis
&c , and Srhnylkill waters, aud certificate oi that
smsn, chemist Dr. Hare Of Philadelphia should satisfy ev-
ry body in addition to the experience Of aSfs and OF the
world we may almost say, that lead pipes are perfect? sale
.n,l harmless for the Transmission OF "aief
ri ~ which l,nI-ed n.o ancient Rome from their
b aoueuc,s were distributed universally IN lead PIPES Lon
dom Edinburgh, and Paris in Europe; Richmond 'ihade
hia Cincinnati and other of own cities use lead pipes
ony and in this City 100 houses that use the Cfoton ae
supret through eadand who has ever known OF any e'
tfeeir6,n.
The truth Is that in short t:te inner coat OF sediment
x formed bv the vatre so hard cheathe the metal com!
plerey and to become as would seem incapable Of n7 che
nical or galvanic action. IN y American June u
,t;sI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
NEW GOODS AT THE NEw-Y0RK CASH

NEW GOODS AT THE NF.W-YOKk Cash
IN TAIL 0RING ESTABLISH Il2 Fulton a.,
arriving IN the city and wanting
outfit, Will find for their interest call and examine
stock Of fashionable Cloths aud Cassimees tog-th
with variety Of the richest Silks Chall aud Mar
seliles NeStnsS selected from mportaons-oring
deSbe assortment tor gentlemen Of and fashion
make ;he selections from the style and Workmanship
OF garments, challenge comparison with the
pens,e establishments the United States aud connng our
busaesS exclusively cash. ensbes
very great saving the purchase oi their warobc
Cash delivery and abatement prices. Strict pune
tuality observed IN filing orders.
g
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
MARRIED,
DI ED,

On the 2.d inst b, Rev. DR.. Levings Alf 1so os-
burg!,, to Miss LYDIA P. Tarbell, all of New OH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27


IMPORTANT TO FA,Lrrs-CRoros wArrR.-Persons
about Introducing the Creton into ter houses are
to read the following:
water for domestic purposes. ard on account 3
chcapness AMI other qualities II one OF the best es @
s 70 TIM where water which has been ccateycd through
lead has become nlrgna,ed with the metal ~ itch @
a been proved ,hat the puest water most lhei .oIc
ceiyc this Je!e,enou mpresnation Impure water
projecting influence on lead This owing 20 the formation
Of nearly insolube sulphae of lead winch COLLECTS on e
surface and thereby prevents 10 CERTAIN extent lhe ui
action on the metal.
An instance OF the injurious effects arising from !hs use 9"
.a. uils for pure wafer has recently come
under my ncce family residing r Chambers street hah M
been severely affected with cole we sy a. = ",ecl
traces Of lead The drawn for use through eaue"
As the CsoroS WATER, whchis sbout to BE- introduced
into our city has been found by analysis 10 be almost PER
tc u il M hsy mr%a1anF rma n %T s e" o b. used "
conducting the water into their dwellings affords me
dsnce the se Of the iinnd lead pipes Of Nh Thomas tw
bank this city These m psrieey cSa'sd @ Go' I," "R
sayaPc sy s a,Sn %s:s to protect JAMES seI iS N
W. - Practical Chemist
We fully concur the Gpnions as TO the su
,eror fitness Of Ewbanks Timed lsaden riIr' over any
other kind of pipe within our knowledge
'Vsi Chef Engineer Engineer n, Y Water W'ks
i-Pfn Prin. 4 Ais Ensinser Ny. y. w
P H,sTIE, Resident Ene'r 18th DiY. - =,
JAS. Rx>wicx. Jr. lSt Asst Ens,r
Tic ,bovc Pines may always be- obtained any quantity
from P SAYL Or Co., Ne. 70 Broad street FaHil'ies
cannot be too particular giving positive direction 10 e
uIube as TO the kind of pipe they wish used as there
rrl ;ns,auc.s where gross imposition was pracSed
bv i. rIuters were Employed By the use OF an
wmcl was caiieo ''e if ~ j26 Otis (2) ltos
-s.hrinI's 'sAnti-Dyspcptic and Resto;
rS{iye Cordial, sovereign Rened! Tor Jyi~snf T am"
Nervous Affections 1t is highly "s bv
One No. Murray street Broadway fncs 81 i pot
tie and 50 per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

G-A CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
Eta PINE ORCHARD.-This we'll known. charming
Summer retreat under the superintendent
Mountain sueh the almost bpugdes; view from % the oEe
Inspiring atmosphee wI be added every effort upon the
part Of the Proprietor in the shape Of careful attention. well
furnished tables and s the delcace we'll substantias
Of he afford comfort and pleasure 10 his yisI,er
June. 1912. 4. l.. BEACH.
= regular Line OF Post.Coaches established for the
conveyance of yisitrs the Mountain House. Immediately
after the landing of boats AT CatskilI. je27 Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

GUNNER GOODS for Gentlemens Wear-23l
~ Broadway opposite the Fountain Encouraged by the
extensive elected the last year through hs practice
of principle which has avertc talmot universal complaint
that the cash taxed for the denluences oil
Others the derss sued has made such additions to his corps
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
NEW GOODS.
LOOK AT THIS!
TO HOUSE.KEEPERS:
HARDWARE,
WOOD-WA ARE,
TfN-WARt.,
WILLOW-WARE, and
PRIrSEES

HARDWARE.
TTN-WARE
WJLL9WH.WARE, VI and
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the publc general that ne has lust feceiY-u
large AID complete OF articles ~ the ABOVE e
al the old establishment lately occupied By W. j. Jainiion
he he o p5ss eq%%a % as sM kods ( dot Of i0TsT sa Fl"
Ware WiowW ok, meat and chsese Sales a we
sss5 g. htPs IF all lid hGs5 sI
AZ kinds oi JOHN Hns!'JJgA JJgAssoH m 's W
m as and 2 door above Murray
THE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGHT, !,
LATCH (for street dcors.l on new ana I spIforsn oc
prncple-The objection so frequently mace 10 % e.
the ground tha. 9e key t n mention t is urabi,y
the iittl- trouble in putting door; tn. neat ara
kew ACCOMMODATING it; its 10" prce, osetet VIZ" is
the principal recommendations OF the Cyihdficai
L9fk, b Robert NJ Tu,tle Newark, j.. and
for anu b. W y SEYMOUR * Co., No Chatham squars;
G. n Swords l2 end Wenmnn Wyc9f liI bfoa5%ay ~ a
Edward Field Co No Plat street aud others el2 ni
CANTEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
CMIUM KITCHEN RANGES.-The subscribe I'm, Tes
- blic To cali at his Range Establishment, III Fulton
st r and examine his Of Ranges vsryins IN
nic from SIS to So These Ranges eonstFqG,e as
70 b used with an kind fuel and M he ordinary ki.Snss
utensils. The always ready Tor They
al erra cure for smoky also allow Ill all nf of
sfuvia from the cooking 10 escape up ts ror 70 apy
others is tha; there are no less than hree pe,ions I'M
on the psenht Of the prqpst1, g.fi;nt against them for
i Thss Ranges entire
es wis Sole Inventor and Proprietor ~ a..onss
PURSUANCE Of an order o. h.bv the srsn M
o. th G2nn' .ms aSainst Peter Palmer late OF & s The
of eest to rrseId, r I t6f oee Elias
Ssfss Dqfe so hssTs IS ssss
Td is tie day f;
je2T lawecs '~11'-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

CuGNORA ANAIDE CASTELLAN GAM
y PETRo Pima Donna of the PRINCIPAL Theatre, OF
the Apollo Saloor Tuesday evening June the 27th as
,te. by S-uor Emilio iampetro Signor O. fagGl on the
Olos and Mr. rmm who will preside the Piano-t orte
Ticket, one dollar each De had the Music Stores and
II Eor w. rnar,;culars 90, the small bills. jc26 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

SgS.A FARM FOR SALE in Westchester Co.
@ miles from the City Hall "a miles from the Steam
boat Landing the village Of Yonkers, the main
road Easchcser (adjoning the Farm Of Inc late VIM
Jones and miles the Harlem Railroad Depot al WI
ams Bridge containing 80 acres 10 Of WHICH is good wood,
land Said Farm we'll watered By yneveIfang streams and
cottage house 81 feet with piazza N font coy
cred with grapes rooms paneS and hall The first oor,
and kitchen adjoining; he'd rooms and open sae N the
attic handsome and lawn a front Of the house
Apple Orchard with variety of other Fruit, consisting OF
Pears. Peaches Pluns, Cherries GoosebeHrs two Kinds OF
further particulars, inquire Of y L. Whitehead cor OF Elm
and CanaSts. NewYo Of the subcrbsr the premises
ie27 2w- j. P. WHITEHEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
BOOK S.
THIS MORNING.
AT No. so .inn-street will be published
THE TWINS, AND OTHER TALES.

THIS MORNING,
AT No. 50 Ann-sree,, will be published
THE TWINS Ann oTuED T,,ICS
1IiL w IiNS, AMI OIHER 1ALES,
BY FREDERIKA HRr,trR.
-A"iioie'' u ihe -'eshoofs, nome, &c
tCopyTlght securely
The high reputation which this LADY, sins authoess
rnds, - 81
- ssAis " sIy ~. any tihhs III connshuao. y.
deep interest.
Pnce l2 cents 81 for IN comics & nor hundred Subject TO
;,,;I - - - - ''''' e'
'''"t'' i''''oe oin9' tAneitss
le21 J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
NUEl Il r. z TX
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE
X ready.

~ The CHEAPEST WORK EVER PUBLISHED ~ the
IJNIrrp SrArEs.-The first part OF The American ai''y
Magazine. or General Abstract Of Useful knowledge, 'nfK
r;n,y useful IN families and calculated arrest the at
enon awaken the curiosity, and enchen the understand
ngs Of tie young. Illus rated with 1000 EnSrarlnSs. De
completed in is Numbers Of 2o9 2O pages each al . cents
Ir number; and eacifnrnh.r will 200
10. The Third Edition Of tie Third No IS o" pF'hteu
and orders for all the back Nos. can y. sGnp'ie'
GREELEY x McELRATH. Tribune bindings
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
80 C. BOOTH SEQ


H;NHE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
4 PETER V. HUSTED, Merchan, Tailor, No. Chat
ham Square OF CaheInestreet makes Clothing
der IN the aud latest style 10 cent cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor IN the CITY.
Strangers the city regular customers, who may find
the distance vcnent, will please send through the
Despatch Post when they Will be waited with samples Of
such Goods as tey may desire, their taken, and
Clothing sent home, finished Stylc of Workmanship that
viii ensure entire satisfaction no sale.
A SUIT Of Clothes made n q hours II rslged S9od tt
warranted aud disappointment under forfeiture oil the anti
cleS ordered.
be supplied with ready made Goods OF every
l,ScI,ptiou I27 tms'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
jel2 eodlm is No. Wa-street

l,a1 a DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
;I FOR SALE-BeautiGuy situated the banks OF the
GH. Hudson river miles from the city. fairgrounds
consist of about p of land high Of cultivation
with suitable outhouses fine fruit &C. For particulars,
spplv at No Bowerv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

y SUUIk This Society viii he addressed by tlOSe
she tdrcatg Of Temperance Msssrs Nsle Hsaer reve
Campbell ami Woodruff this (ruesdsyl evening, Concert
Hall, No ipj Broalway. The e1e.cs" commence ats
o'clock Ihere will also BE- good sinsin: BY the Marshall
Choir and ether popular SINGERS. The public respectfully
invited 20 attend. WM. X. EAWLEY,
~ II Assistant SsCinfarN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL Is TO he CIV
en- in Brooklyn this evening" st Pres church tevDr
Cox OF quite extraordinary caractr Two OF the ma:t
celebrated choiis of this City The Tabernacle ho,r o.
Andrews ESD Leader and the Allenst: Church Choir, H.
4rt Esq Leader. over each Chorabou; Co strong
aud unite with thu Brooklyn Mozart Associan9n e. HoLtJr.
Conductor Professor Augusta Browne aud Professor w m
hprrs viii preside the Organ. The Ch9irS will sipg sepa-
raey and cdy and the performance will be varied Iy so
los 0msrtptte Sc Tickets 25 cents the door Clergy
r Teachers OF Music and Chofsters Will beadmitted free