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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

FnoM SNYRNA-By the Moscow at this port,
we have Smyrna papers to the lst of February.
The arrangement Of the Greek budget for 1913
is published. 1t is announced that saving OF
four hundred thousand drachmas Will be effected
in the expenses. This result, should 1t be real
izcd, would be insignificant, for a saving of four
hundred thousand drachmas, the Echo Of Pa
tras significantly remarks, is but triiio in a
country where, tic imposts levied by government
amount 70 eighteen millions Of drachmas, in ad-
diton to SIX millions raised for local purposes or
population of 100000 souls. The local gov
eminent of Smyrna seems to be taking active
measures for the suppression of the assinatons
and other violations If law, 50 frequent in that
city.
Letters from Brctc speak of the entire pacifca
ton of that island, and of a great appearance of
enthusiasm with which N1ustapha Pacha, the
muchir appointed by the Sublime Porte, had
been received on his arrival at Cancas.
Boston Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
Marlsets-carVuliy Reported .tor TIE Tribune.


FRipAr, P. NJ.
ASHES-Pets ARE retle, suiet, with q downward ten
f. notice sales of TO tt at ot The stock Of
eS' eetns much reduced, holders firm 81 so
AaS @ lew have been sold al the former rate.
ooIIoN-These is fair inquiry to-day, aud the sales
N sVo 10 coo bales The market is steady at previous
~ ss lar pand we quote s. i fair New-Or rcans
., There has been demand this week for fine Ccons.
rrb.
FLOUR AND NIEAL.-There is rather more doing TO-
ioT home use and EASTERN markets but the business
" no means active Prices heavy and there preya.
ens aese among holders realize. Gen.see has sold
Sisi, dse},nei Michigan aud Ohio la3. We quote
ueieSss ~ 40 2S We hear OF no sales cf New-Or-
iea's hnt would scarcely bring So. There limited
@Sury for Southern descriptions and in the absence OF
es OF most descriptions is difficult TO give quotations
e % ooV 'Sis, uTo'ssiown was made q, i32 which
s6te decline; 80 bbls fancy Georgetown brouch, IS:
200 Richmond Country So and some fancy do ! 60:
Ssndymne is uominally rs; Richmond City5 50. Rye
Flour very plenty. Small sales North River a, s.
sS and Jersey la. Corn Meal is s,:n sca,c. email
O Of Jersey here is held AT 6ss Brand, wine So and s3
cash hhds. A sale of 100 bbls, bad Ohio Mas mad a,
50 and good in lots AZ IS. Shorts are retailing q,
Mas and Ship Stus l3 lc. Al Rochester Flour wa
Gull al IS. At Buffalo, Flour worth $, 70
heavy Ohio operators had Offered fill contracts In New
iok at reduced prices, but there disposition 10 buy
AZ Montreal there had bee heavy operations III Flour
" Us, cash. 2Ss 9d asked and IN some Oh
isiael
GRalN.-The parcel of Du,chess County Wheat, 7ot
bushels which has been the market for days ha
Ssa taken by uprver miller looc. 1t no' prime
efn Is wanted but buyers generally unwilling 10 CIV
sasn' rates We noce sales 100 bushels Jersey lelloy
oic; e1 do al Soc, measure $500 Northern at 90 81
S 600 do, 10 arrive Si3c weight. Rye is not plenty
eeo bushels IN the slip 6oc. and 900 do. Northern
IfiSe next week at 5se. Oats steady and IN goo'
na' The supply Is fair. We quote ~ 2ec, with sale
W bushels a: Is 20. lot Of 500 Jersey brought !Sc
iSas.Ds,-The inquiry continues good and motto
s se2us loo bbls s. % for free strictly prime
I ; ior not free. Rough Flax scarce. and wanie
ale was fayy DAYS n
ss Timothy We quote Is u fos fair ana IS for prime
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

"a TO LET.-l'he two story and attic BRICK
I'm house No Hanersy we'll finished, VII '- 7'r
good repair. Al.o To Let, neat house - Harlem
m ~ ith 81 between aud 500 feet of the RlIroaG
Il ., = = DOIf(}IITY Is Bowrry. a2B3t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

Raub's Safety Valves toprese the bursting
IF steamboat boies ar uanulacur the Foundry and Ma
chine shops Of T r Secor Co at the shortest notice They
can w. placed the boat within eigt houTs after Iseeihs
~ mercantile I.ibrary AssGciati6n.-The
Fifth Lecture on Marine Insurance, by Nr Duer, VIII he
delivered in Clinton Hall Monday evening May lst al .
Monday evening May 9Th Ticket, each Lecture 50 cents
10 Ts ,ssS AZ 's uo'' i'' w NJ PARKS Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

New York st month tenth, 1919 PhyScIan,
To rnf PuBLIclIayins witnessed with disgust The adj
yertis.mcn the city papers concerning Mr. Duty makiiS
ss nf S,nd,'s SarSaparla feel 1t BE- my duty TO stat,
what know respecting his case. knew Mr.. Duiy ma
,,ars and was an intimate friend of his for several wears III
@ a,n",.I with i. of the face described iii hls GER
tilcae and supposed with his friends, l' & d
WAS uast cge but astonishing 10 relate, one week ast
commencing the u o .Spss S,RsArARGLLA he applied 10
ms for work trre weeks his sight which p5svou,
time of giving the certificate, and he told me he was "eiI
man and considered him such. Any person wishing "
moy rer particulars learn the same by cInS on NE
n, NV residence. Sgurd ASAlltL KEED,
d' III! 80. II Ludiow-strert,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

NJ rtrnnsuarent Window Shades! Win
dow Shades t-B. 7. REEVE Ne. 33 CsthaT,nT, r.
beautiful Transparent, Window Shades warranted To wash
The embrace, al! the different sIyGs Of ,En',
entirely new and very rich Prices from - cents TO SD.
.0S 1\y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

A To LET--Ihe old.esIabI'shed OIOV''y
I'm Store No. rs Williamstreet n. CD,
l..iI Iikewss small Ston suitable los the Dry Goods
bnsle,s and h. rent will be- taken dry goods Iel e
tlt husiue,s For particulars inquire Al 22y BoNSfY a2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
Nrm.Ynrk. AnriI 81, 1913

S,., A SUIT OF ROOMS; on the lst floor OF No
3 Broadway, elegantly furnished from Isl a i,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

"a EAST BROADWAY-To let TO a small
'4 ,,r family with or without board part Of house
East Broadway Jefferson ST. AplIy at 2fO f'I
Rro,l, av or to J. Hilton, lH Division St az "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
rKniclserboc.ser Bakery. aso Bowery.

The subscriber avss himself Of his NTH n inform the
public en-t hat he will nor change his place OF business
Bread Cakes and Pies b. those who nav > b, t" or have
moved IN ms Tsin and who are already acquainted with
pleased with them he soiicits ;eir patronage To his cid
friends and tenders ms thanks invites coutiu
uanc. Of their kind fvorS- The Introduction of cak
into his establishment, beng generally known Ire invites
rh OF th- public Ia t following list OF articles
Pies The different kinds OF fruit and Of the first qualt
Curran, Rusk; LoaiCake and superior article To any
in the cy urrant Buns Rusk; Crusrs: Dou.-N uu
bes: Gingerbread Nuts and Snaps: Domestic Fancy Wash
inSton Queen, PouGd, Plum and Cream Cakes SC aso
putter. Biscuit Crackers Water and Graham rackrrs Pilot
Bread and Soda Biscuit, The materials OF which the above
articles will b made shall ~ of very best that the market
can furnish. The quatie, Frea az Wh-at. Domestic
Loaf Graham and kyr. WI Z. HUNBERT.
v B-A persons who wish particularly furnish them
themselves 9TH Bead Cak from the above establish
nicur should be particular their children
directions 10 the name aud number Comp plants have n
the subscriber! which. when inquired has ben
ascertaired that sometimes children and viii
other establishments being induced the OF
csut or some stal. cake extra. W. B. II. a2s iis'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

The Treasurer OF the Fire Department I. .fir1 ana
thankfully the rcep, Of One Hundred Dollars
By the hands OF Martin w Emmons Esq, donation IRON
the Contributionship Fire Insurance Company, -
JOHN $. GILES, Treasurer r. D. sund.
New-YoIk April IS. 1913. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

street.LNo Italian IIumbug-Th- best Of .4m.'icGn
Window Shades painted by artist, native and f,Sn( ct Lac ae,
know lrl.e talents All shades painted with ~" INST
Of oil coors and warranted wash aud mot fade Shades
painted pattern size at the shortest notice Interior
uc.d rice, Painting all kind. done 70 order In TACT all
works OF art can be produced at this csab shmrnt;
"o fH t, ~ " " BARTOL * Ds MAURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
on MONDAY EVENING. May !

ON MONDAY EVENING. MAY
Atf4 O'Clock.
lau~ors Books.
Also Blak Bcoks Letter raEs, sehoo, Boas Bibles Sc
TUESDAY MORNING, Msvs
AZ Il O'clock.
wr>rs-A small 10, OF Chasniasa. snl Po., Wives, +,
close
SscAa..-Also about 1900 Se.ars
CSocSEHN.-Also. iwo complete Dinner Sets Asl saau-
u,y uf Pitchers.
WEDNESDAY EVENING at O'clock
MN Books suAnIIiE>.--a large and yAu3cle coec-
ou II standard works IN sh csndias> Ia lots 20 sara deal
WEDNESDAY ,ND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
l6Ih aud ti,h N5y AZ "a O'Clock
VARIABLE ENGlsr BoOKs.--An extensive colectlpn ct
English BooS. comprising ard Of 2CG NolaUie, sad
brcins of the iesins ARsins and Modern AuthoE>
Particulars hereafter
pY : DRAPER, Jr.-Store 81 William street.,
~ corner OF Plne-strSt.
THIS DAY April ~
AZ 10 O'Clock, II his auction room.
ClorHs ,Sp CtssrMEREs-EIom the shel,vs-Cn credit
sy months for approved endorsed uo,es. COX al sums u
500 and over. -
AT PRIVATE SALE,
An invoice Of French SlackInN 6kcts, all sizes from
10 points: super White poGyees; saddr poug
hikis, white and CRIMSON PLAIN and figured. suchal ponss.
black, blue and assorted sewiGEss black Ntns.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

"a TO LET, (rent only S20o,l the wen pun
"a house and the houses grounds and premises q ,o ai
.E.subscIibrr, sitnat, b-t~een lst 4nn "a a'e ] ao
cultivation. n e,.,.d, t,G Broad
49,, adjoining A5tor Hotel between II o,cock ~ 81 ana
= Il o.! ni! "9 AARON CLARK. a29 W.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

= Lectures OH ~ IL 49,
the HebrcWs.-Proi W lNtS VIII give ms l9uIth aic
,,t -ctur. on the Laws and Government OF the hebrews al
the Society Library Of Broadway and Leonad'tFi
THIS Evening commencing at O'Clock;
lencc embodied in the Mosaic Code The discussion WI
be- complete within itself Several OF the eadins ohec,2n
OF n6d against the Divine Legation OF Moses are cosd
and and answered in the course Of the Lecture
Tickets IS cca,s; 10 Dc had at the door. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

L'RESIl TEAS AND GRQC Eh il-9.-.,rsi re.
ccycl from Auction large and well selected assortment
of IIyson Young Hyson, Souchons and PouchonS TcisT
Also lar.. stock of fresh Family Groceries &c-1ii o
which are off rcd a the reasonable prices for cash. by
j. o. S D. FOWLER: wholesale and retail Grocer', 25o
Greenwich. street, cor. Murray.
N B. Families and Boarding House Keepers that buy their
good, b the quantity would do well give them call pre-
IN urci,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

lsA TO LET'-,rhe spacious and convenient t%o Nv
story and basement BRICK dwelling honIe % wG ", s roe, 90.
The Ninth Avenue The house viii be- newly painted aud gH
III I.Ia'l' i0"' H. RALDWIN al Spruce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

Th; ce,tife, that Gpot,c Dulav born in New York AGED
- years died at II, WD.a the 9Th day OF first non''
lGti of consumptom Signed STEPuEN WOOU,
Nv York Isl month tenth. 1913. PhyslcIins
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

- THE attention of Gentlemen requested 10 the els
nisIs-l i,y ~ s,,f Dr;l.sr AAIlDON,
apS I'm Esshioaable II liter. Wall st. corner Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

We advise old gents, and others with bald grey
heads to three shilling bottle Of Jonsss Coral iaiI r.
1t will force the ha naturally dark stay its falling
off cure soyrl darlral and generally bcantiiy the hair
Chatlam-sreet ~ Y. Zehcr Third and Dock streets, Phi
ladclIhia and 3o Fuon-strcet Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

S re LET IN JERSEY CllY.-A large "a, err rrlGs ,..
LIZ fefly G Is now occupied b'Hoom end % a% iins @
n6u I, would b. let to good tenants % f.i''n' r. III
e1 c,r A boarding. house private r,iGfnee, ~ Jun
ns !, three or 1nd c brick With bars "a 5aa a.. if2@ nfrd ,
,.d :. ;n rood ofi.r Enquire Of w VI. lOI)hh.
o ths rases or OIL B. JAMES aear the Fery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

~ TO LET-The Store and part OF the 1v;I';,5 G%ea.
"A ng No rs North 2 street near Fourth !" ,.Lt
LII imr, The Store furnished with ~ snow
~ %ortf ID street IS paved ed Jagged ard ls shs yf.nel net
pal thorougbfare TO NewtoTn ''"'i'd' '>''
|, lIk.wise paved and Ragged -. Ncr,b I'd ). .
Ai,o to s The twesto Hoae 2Htlns on 9s oon:
u, @ @ on ,he frs, floor two rooms and bed room @I " a.
Win attic BEDROOMS Sc. Apply TO The PpoipsO pol Oticc
Iiafnsbugh Gazette. in First ST. opposite 'i'f ''
1ty
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

- Dr. acn,.ns ci SEES his ei,ag'aents Pcale's New
York Museum to-day Signor Bz ai.arc III cnniunc
ton with La Petite Ccrto Such attractions ous, to draw
crowded houses,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

W.. FOR, SALE OR To LET-,lhe large and
re. commolous dwelling house and prense ~ North Bsr
1s1v ty Fefrirs now occupied by John j. De fof'r ~
pacou, garden w ya!rty n % OF H., int es anu '''D
Possession will b. given imn-datrly lnqHIre oi -
Worst No So C0urtian ST. d. Miller jersey CITY A2at
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

HAM SYSTEM at No. II Vesey y->treet.-This house Is
newly fitted pr aud she'd in the richest style Its tsbe
proers the CHOICEST frs Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ance County Milk Sc perianeni 6oareet. VII he accom-
moda,cd on the mos, reasonable Geneten anu La.
dies visiting the Cyae earnestly Invited to give II trial,
and are assured that they will find quiet and neanes not
a,,anabl. in Hotels Terms inoGerate a20,f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

R7 K +. bfNbE y V7-''1'''s r-7''''.'7: y
ID Park Row, opposite Astor House.
t,osd in house 80 Niecer-,rrcti .b9ye Four'b) THIS
DAY (Sarurlay 29ul. at 10 O'Clock 4; NJ.
BnnKS. P,pgR ScITfIiS Evf.NfNt at Il o'clock, at
the sales room large and splendid M OF
ous and Standard Books, variety OF Blank GeNS Scooi
Books Capand Letter PAPER, Sc by catalogue a<' ~
NTEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT. Tic
Members of the Fir DEPARTMENT Of this and ,4lie.%t
TIN lust finished. MARTIN w. ENlMONSi
90 In, II SprrceSt \. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

tl N Dy from the time that he received MS all upto
the ii his sh and have f sG"fs!g q, stlga a ,n m ag oM We i
that fh. fal caused his DEATH comblned with d,
ease of the hug. wici, sst after he met with ne accident
Sicnpd MARY MARKS, No. III Wilett street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
NETWORK. FRIDAY MORNING,

the Prophet Moses, with an instructive word OF
warning, out OF which might have sprung RENE
dial measures not a few. But no the men OF
the Dead Sea discovered. as the valet-specles
always does in heroes or prophets, no COMBINES
IN Moses listened with real tedium TO Moses,
with light grinning, or with splenetc shifts and
sneers, affecting even TO yawn and sgnliled. IN
short, that they found him humbug. and even
bore. Such was the candid theory these men OF
the Asphalt Lake formed to themselves OF Moses,
That probably he was humhug. that certainly
he was a bore.
Moses Withdrew but Nature and her rigorous
veracitjcs did not withdraw The men OF the
Dead Sea, when we next went to visit them
were all changed into Apes. sitting on the
trees there grinnlng now IN the most unaffected
manner: gibberng and chatlcring comPlete non
sense: finding the whole Universe now most
indisputablc Humbug. The Universe has become
a Humbug to these Apes who thought 1t one
There they SIT and chatter, to this hour: only,
think. every Sabbath there returns to them be-
wildercd half-consciouSness halfremin!scence
and they sit. with their wizzcncd. smoke-dred
vlsages. and such an air of supreme tragicahty
as Apes may; looking out. through those blink
ing, oke-bleared eyes of theirs, into the Won
dcrfulcst universal smoky Twilight and unde-
cpherable disordercd Dusk of Things; wholly
an Uncertainty, Unintelligibility, they and 1t;
and for commentary thereon, here and there an
whimsical chatter or new :-tTuest, tragcalest
Humbug conceivable by the mind of man or
ape. They made no OF their souls: and so
have lost them. Their worship on the Sabbath
is 10 roost there, with unmusica scrcechcs, and
halfrcmcmbcr that they had souls.
Didst thou never, Q Traveller fall IN with
parties of this tribe? NIesccms they arc grown
somewhat numerous in orr day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
A Rror.-The MeadyiIlc, Pa. Republican SAYS:

" :, ,-et of thirty or forty boats is lying in the Ale
yp few miles above franklin owing Of ,lr locks
being impossible On Monday several commenced tear.
lag down the dam, aad eleven arrested By the seif of
Nenago county Other boats constantly arriving and
considerable excitement occasioncd. On Tuesday, the
boaen collected TO the number II eighty thereaboaS
determined 70 destroy the dam that npeded their progress
The sheriff Of Veaan=o coun has ordered company OF
volunteers to proven, the destruction dam 1t said
that forty armed with ,ket., paraisd the ground,
AID that there is much reason 10 fear and bloodshc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
MURDERER ARREsrED.-The st. Louis Repc
ter of the Isl instant says:

We learn from the clerk Of the lone that Brown, Of
the murrrrs Of Charvs arrested at camden Satnr-
day H cot board of the lone, but ,lc boat after having
ON thu shore Who were WAITING, 10 receive him IL had just
sold his horse aud had with him abont $50 i'll silver. The
NcDaar!s arrested Liberty eday previous.
One Of them rndcyorrd his 10 effect his escape
but both of them secured They had with them about
NNA.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
n COLLEGE, of Pharlnncy of the City Of

New YOrk.-The summer o urse OF Z c tuIcS OF
this Institution VIII Gommgnee On Monda aS m 2h OF May
OS PorsoSs, in which viii be included the Chemistry OF
Medical Jurisprudence, illustrated by experiments minuey
detailing the method OF proceeding detecting the
Of poisaus, &c, Professor Lawrence Reid.
On PHYSIOLOGY, Professor Benjamin w. McCTcady, NJ ID.
OS BOrASy, Mr.. Oliver Hull.
Tickets Tor the Course five dollars, be had Of Mr.
AdaInson No Bowcry; Mr.. Aspinwail sc Wllliam-srt
Mr. K-rstrad corner of Broadway and Sprngstreet Mr.
o. Hall, 26 Maiden Lane Mr.. Cogsesha corner OF
Pearl aud Rose-strees m3 2awiw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
GRwESlyJCH POTTERY,


5sirecn OH and 10Th .7reaieS.
THE Subscriber respectfully c.,iis the attention
of the public 10 the variety Of articles manufactured
at TIL, Northumberland. As S10NEW sKE, EARTHEN-
W ,RE PoKT ,rLF. FUR.ACES. CHIMNEY PUTs, GREES-
IIou,E TILE, FLOWER Por' Oven Tue, BAcEs AID ,is
As his the only establishment Of the kind in the CRY
where the above articles qf4cuIs the pnbiic
,u- that all orders Will b. attended With pfoGpiness and
punc,uaiity and on the most hhecai terms.
" B. A great improyerne: his been made 10 PORTABLE
FURNACES and the sizes enlarged and warranted superior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

FURNISHED ROOMS To LET-A small pri-
family having than they wish 10 occupy,
would accommodate or SeHtl emen with handsome aud
pleasant paors and bedrooms Tor the year, which
new " aud We'll ttr up The location desirable Tor
gentlemen dong business down town. Apply Immediately AZ
l90 Fulton street few doors OF Broadway. The best
OF references required. myS Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

DOARD.-A gentleman and his WIFE or two or
~ three single gentlemen bs accommodated with board
and with large aud pleasant rooms, private family, where
there chldrn by lnQunug At No. % Mott street.
Good rninr and reImIr- MILO lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
. saIc,s Koran. Hntroduction.l


The WARREN Co. MURpER-ANoTHER AR
REsr.-In another column we have stated the re-
lease of the parties first arrested on suspicion Of
being concerned in this murder. Bat from the
annexed statement from the Paterson. y. J. IN
telligencer of this morning, it seems another ar
rest Was made in that vicinity on Tuesday morn
ing.
WARREN COUNTY NIuRDER-A Scotchman
who gives his name as Daniel Carmichael who
was taken up at CIoomingdac, some or 10 miles
north of tbs place, yesterday morning, on suspl
cion of having been concerned in the murder of
the Cashier family, in Warren County, on Tues
day of last week He underwent an examination
before Judge Burnett, in this town, yesterday alter
noon, in which he stated that he had been en-
ployed in Philadelphia for the last two years.
He left that city about the 9th Of April and
went to New York, where he engaged a passage
for Europe in one of the Liverpool packets-paid
his passage, and laid in the necessary provisions
for the voyage. After being on board short
time he lief, the ship-and has since been wander
ing about the country. He had considerable
sum of money in his possession, and as he has
been unable to give satisfactory account Of him.
self he has been committed for further examina-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

DOARD-Wth pleasant ryroonlS, may be had
- at No log Chambers stnet Those persons who may De
eesing pleasant summer >dence invited 10 sa
References exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

IA ANTED-A young man about II wears of
10 Learn The AT of Wosd Engraving. An Amer.
who Will consider srpctioa sufficient
for the first year-Iay apply Tribune Buildings leo
\aSSau-St., un stairs w. W. BRITT AL n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

p0ARDlNG.-'rhe newly built and furnished
ID house. No pey street whchis suit OF rooms well
calculated Tor Eeneei family y open for the reception
ci hn,ujaVS upl,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

O., New Orleans has contributed to the relief
OF the sufferers of the Guadalupe earthquake the
sum OF 4.l26
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

= Sotice.-The American Society for lleiorating
the Condition OF the Jews will hold their Annual Meeting Tor
ihe trns3Gpon Of business IN the S9nsory bnlidnI o. The
Friday. 2l instant, 10 ocoe, ~ NJ The Annual Re
VIII BE- presented and election held for the choice m
officers and directors of the Society for the ensuing In
the evening thu Anniversary will he celebrated BY pubic
crce in the Rev. Nj. Fishers Church, of Greene and
Broome SIS. AT past o'clock. m9 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

no BOOT-MAkERS Sc. MORO has removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

I OST-On the 9th instant, in Chambers or Cha
IL tham-street a Iar.e Cameo Bleastpn. The finder VIII
coaer great favor 10 the owner aud viii be literally
Mar.sl BIZ islying II IL Duan.-strset myll u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

O" The article prepared for this days paper,
the subject of Association, is unavoidably
crowded out 1t will appear tomorrow. The
subject will be The Scientific Foundation of a
True System of Property''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

70 HEALTH, QUIET AND COMFORT.-The.
ham House So BrcIasteet New.iork rroers advantises
10 strangers stopping few days weeks the city snch az
are rarely Offered 1t eiybIy located clean and ary
the business part oithe city and IN t r.. mms
men are and neal while lis table supplied with
the best and Fruits thar can BE- procured excluding
moderate every effort made render Boarers comort
be Shower Baths free. Remember, C3 Barclay-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

4 YOUNG MAN, from ii TO Is years Of agc)
who would be wiling asionally school
for instruction IN The classics and mathematics May address
4. II. $, Cppsr Post Othce. mo b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

CENTEEL BOARDlNti-AErs GERE has taken
VI the house No y Courtlnd>,rer; and ready
accommodate single or u.rie gentlemen with Board and
rooms furnished nr nnfnmislet. 10 I'm