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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
TN NCHANCERY-Beforet the Chancellor.-Rlct

TN NCHANCERY-Befor the ancellor.-Rlch-
1ani s Williams vs. Hugh Miller Coin pursuance ei !
decrcai order of this Court made the above entitled cs
BY His Honor the Chancellor, viii b. sold at pubhc aacnon
under the Of the Subscriber one OF ts thereof
by E II Ludlow Auctonce., AZ tho M.fchants EHchanse
the city OF NewYork the 27th day OF May ne1t Al L
a, that cesin lot PIECE parcel Of land situate lying
hinS In the Town Schrccn the Ccnlty OF t>'. anu
State Of Ne.Yok part OF tact OF land known as o'tn
and Crossel Patent and IN the map partition between e
psent.,. distinguished number forty to) containing TWO
hundred and hfty
Also all thai crtsln other lot piece OF land sitn'
the nShp and paien; aforesaid ana known on e
s,id rns1 Tartton 30. nftyeicht toS,l c"ndins
TWO hundred fifty o land ~ the NOR or iess
Also all tat LOT OF land, known and distinguished
a Is lot No ftyscyrr (51l township o hoffman, IN the
towa OF Schrooa County of Essex, and STATE aoteead
containing TWO hundred and fifty more or less
ALI those other lots OF land 'ltnate IN me
"hsp and aforesaid, and known III the sad map
vi ion as numbers al and hity-nine t) eaci
iot containing wo hundred and fifty more or less
eau o all that other lot, iaTcv oi aHa
situate III s township and patent aforesaid aud know on The
sala map ei artnon lot number ioryslr t containing
TWO hundred and nity acres ba the less.
All the above described the that con-
reyed 10 the SAID Hugh Miller by John Woodward the
twenty day OF September, thousand eight hundred
aud and recorded the thirteenth day OF Oco
Der 1872 the Clerks Once the County Of Essex bef
II OF Deeds, pages y7e, 80, ISL and 3S2
| New-York April Sth, iSil
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master IN Chsncsry.
F.W. BuRkE, Solci.c!. a27 2swts
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LEcTuREs on GEOLOGY.

~ Doc1oR LrELL's LECTURES oS GEoLoCr.-The &C.
cond edition OF these celebrated Lectures reported for The
Tribune is ready 1t contains Engraved Frontspece
exhibiting ideal section Of part Of the Earth Crust with
explanations Ii will aso contain general htroducion
C-ology before rublishc Lecture embrace, the fol-
lowing subjects: AuveSne Lactrne Period Volcanic e
rod Eruption OF Cosegrina Mount Dor Lecture II, The
Earts Strata Marine Strata Periods, Auvernc District Sub
Ap,~nne. Noun: taa. Lecture ILL., Upheava and Subsi-
ece Of the Earth Nale. Temple Serapis Monte Nuo-
w. Lecture ", Coral Reefs, Cor, laGds. Lecture '
Origin Of Coal VI Fossil Foot-prnt, Lecture VII
Recession Of the Falls of Niagara Lecture VIII. Boulder,
and lc-bergs.
To the above ia also added in this edition Sketch Of the
Lecture Of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before the
Lycerm Of Natural History on the 9th OF December last
the Different Races Of Men.
frice per single copy Postnastery renting
Oae Dollar viii be entitled 70 tve copies;
GREELEY s McELRATH,
Fri Buildings. S,yT-Eork
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notified s spacious hou.e fitting up No. 65 Barclay
for the reception of persons from the city and country
where the true nnalucrated pncpl Of Vegetable Diet
shall be faithfully illustrated Health quiet and conf or
pncond,icn,ly promised for these can Dmy be at
making and conten, Wi Ia sucl, things he As
the inquiry often made What do yon rat the follow
Ing Bill of Fare promised, which shall nerer fail WHOM the
mar rkcfs ll.ailn
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ELscrloN-MoB VloLsNcE.-A watchman
named Henry 4. Carhart. asked for remuneration
of injuries sustained while assisting, on the llth
OF April, IN protecting the 18th Ward polls
hile there says the petitioner, . in the dis
charge of SAID duty, he was assaulted by mob
armed with brlck.bats, stones, clubs and spokes,
ohe last article was sent there expressly for the
occasion IN one of Alderman Elatfcld's omnibus
ssl; that he was knocked down, Jumped on,
'ea'en' Kicked, dragged by his hair half block,
ivoost oi al 'Ge money he had, 81, his ovcrcoat
Suie ohiy one ne had tom 10 pieces and that he
mas Ia oeen onaose 10 go on the watch since," &c.
The details OF thus petition are certified bv Ben.
amin Blonk, Captain, and Luther T;bb;,is and
Samuel Reynolds, Assistant Captains, Of the eth
District Watch It was BY ruffiap;sm snch ,s
this that the Loco Foco vote in the 18th W,rd
was swellcd 400 beyond the real vote of the Ward
American.
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O. During the storm yesterday, the whole front
Of the Jefiersonville Ia Pcmten,iary was blown
Gown. No lives were lost, and we believe tha, no
Prisoners escaped. We understand tha, tho wall,
Which was of brick, was cracked by the late earth
quake. Lou Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

AUCTION RooMs.-The pickpockets, disregard
Ils The police arrangements and vigilance. daily
asGuent the auction rooms in this city. Stran
se's are cautioned to be on their guard. Amer,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

VOlTNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY
/ SCHOOL No. 10 Carroll Place. Beccker st-hir BI,
ley tlste Nj AMI Mrs. Bailey would inform her iriend and
Monday the ls Of May. The systematic course oi
instruction i'll be- pursued the ,tab snen and hr oan
e W u, o,t, -
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DSowNED.-Was drowned in the Chcmung
s.a, about five miles below Elmira, on the 4th
10 Mahion Montana, a young man aged about
~ while Crossing the siver on slab raft
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

i The CATHOLIC E1rcslroR for May has been
published. Beside continuation of the enter
tanning Life Of Votaire, Father Cyprian Bareze'
Rev. c. c. Pse Rev. Wm. Quorter, J. a. Shea,
Vim. L. Robinson, and others-thrteen original
papers beside the usual miscellany. A lithogTaph
View Of St. Peters Church, Barclay-st. is the en
bellishmen, 50 per annam Isl Fulton-st.l
u TnE FABLES OF La FoNrMNE, translated
by E. Wright, j. with Fifty illustrations by
HartwcIi, have Just been published in two neat
volumes at 25 cents each by Tappcn & bennett
Boston. The simple shrewdness and playful wit
of these Fables have obtained for them world
wide celebrity, and the merits of Mr.. "nghts 5
Translation are generally acknowledged lhcy
are for sale by J. Strngcr.
j. TIE MAN OF the PsorLE," by Z. o'
ROSENBERG is the title Of u new Novel Just pub
lishcd, for eighteen pence, by J. Winchester.
Paris is the scene, Mrabcau the Hero: 1t opens
and closes with u dcatf-and that is all we know
about the book.
li7"Thc Dream of Heaven, or The Sisters
Tale with an Introduction by Rev. II. Wmslow,
with the Remarkable Trance of Rev. William
Tcnnent." &c. forms very neat miniature vol
umc just publisllcdby Tappcn & bennett, Boston
IL We arc glad to learn that the posthu'nous
writings Of the late DIR. Marsh, president o! the
University of Vermont, are III the course OF publ
cation. Dr.. Marsh was one OF the ablest and
best men of his day, and we have no doubt that
his unpublished writings, whcu given TO the pub
lie, will constitute one Of tho richest legacles
which human greatness has made during the
present century. He was the ablcst disciple OF
Colcridgc in this country, and his cxposltlons OF
the doctrines of the apostle of his metaphysical
faith are the best papers, on that subject, and have
been published in England side BY side with those
of Coleridge as indispensable commentaries on the
text Jour. of Com.
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AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.

3NENIN-i-N -H-NN-N''I.Nt-
y TEE CHEAPE,r WORK EVER rusii'hko ~ rhE
uS1rEp SIA1rs-The first part Of the American tsmii!
Meazine; or General Abstract OF Useful knowledge, work
emnea,y useful families and calculated TO arres, the at
,eaton awaken the curiosity and cnshte the understand
ing, o TN, Young illustrated with EnSraying.. To be
comn,ted in ID Numbers OF POS 10 2ao pages each
Ter NUMBER and will ccnramnc,r 200 EnSravins.
u Zach number about 200 EnSfarEss, and IS
sold at the lotr I,ico Of y cents
- The Third Eon of the First No. IS ho" printed
and orders c,n b- supplied.
Number V will be rraHy ON the Isl day OF May.
GRrrIEY & NefLRATfi Tribune Buildings
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b Sp-claI AppoIntnent-
JOSEPH GILL0TT, Pen Manufacturer 10 the
high character Of ti.e,e Peas has
~ practice and only upon Mf Glott tut sl.o upon
- public An inferior article barring ts ni4-F-ied pane
-rus iiot. omitting ta final the market Il can
rady b. detected By urtni.h APPEARANCE and tae Very
common styie IN which !; Is put mp
Obsegye genuine Pens Il. marked fall Joseph
fIotts Patent Joseph Glor, warranted y and thai
-srh gross bars fac smile Of his signatn..
Ths ADORE mar be had wholesale, OF HENRY JESSUF,
si John street, corn-z of Gofd. I'D ~
NUT COAL-Peach Orchard NutCoal of large
= ' size ana Iis' aAA-'' > ''' WARD s. BROWNE
mn Al " .shIngton-st, coElcf Of LaIgh-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

81 Ji by t. Misses DfMAREST No. 90 Orsnge-stiee
corner iI-nry BooN!yn l.. The summer i,enn w com
5i,tiou for the last five years Boarding pupil, wi
;. received on moderate terms Circulars stating tpns md
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

FlRE-On Saturday evening last a fire was
discovered in the Oil Mandatory belonging TO
Mr.. VIM w. Swain Of this town. The loss IS
variously estimated, from $1,000 TO $4,000.
New Bedford Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

~ Window Shade Depot! No. Z Spruee e
Window Shades painted BY artists tnare and iorsiS o c
know talents All shades painted with tne D"'
psint. e any pattern the shortest notice Interior
decorations executed most magnificent style al 'eE III
- ~ ,,n ~ " ' " iN BARTOL & D. MACRH.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DOARD -Parors with Bedrooms attached for
IL fanii and single for gentlemen may be obtained
with board, At IS Dou,l st.
A.o fine room suitable for physicians dentists Office
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

IN = \ We understand that boy while hunting
r. @s woods IN Aroostook County last week LOST
way and perished. Bangor Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Nonddy-Pea Sonp, Vegetables, Fruit and Flum fuhdnr
Taesdd-Baked Peas Vegetables Frui, and AGpie Custard
Wedn esday-Vegetahle Sonp Rioo I'D II""e iis ,
Thursday-Vesetabrs, boiled Bread luddins' Ceai' anu
Eii6ay-vrSetables. Fruit, Pumpkin or Potato Pie.
SGtd1y-Bean Soup Vegetables Rice, or Sweet fotato
Custard.
Aonday-v Vegetables Fruit Currant Pudding and rtaIn.
TncsdGy-Pea Soup Vegetables, Fruit, Maccaroni, Pie
Fcdmesdcy-lIomminy Milk Baked Apples and Carrot
IH,r,dav-IIodse ro,Se Fruit, boiled Prunc Pudding.
T1idry-Vegctahles Fruit, Rice fuddn- or Orange lie
Satrrday-Bean Soup Yankee Pudding, and trWt
Sunday-Baked Beans Com Bread, and BTd',-Nsst fud'
ding. " c:.;,,
detcakc cuards dried and fresh fruit chocolate and CO.
Goa milk and rotor water in abundance.
As flesh any form will be prohibited the pudding ana
cakes shall b. light without cSs and the pastry be enlef
without kind of Fresh cream shall supply the
place Of butter.
Reading Room will be fitted M, fuel and lights free with
of each permanent bode placing one 'nine In
the library at entering or leaving most conv venrn
SON, can be furnished The hou,- ~ b. opened the 10th
or nth the present month Applications can De made al t
house or at &c Beckn,an-sircet.
All persons remembering C3 Barclay-sueet =" t lind 63 Bar
clsy-SiTect door
SoeNo tobacco can have residence Day boardcrs can
be accommodated, and single meals gwen; ,o.,-
April 10 1913. a=V'%'
NJ Nc,c Temperance Boarding House on the Gls-l-
HAM SYSTEM al No. IL Nescy-strcet-ThS house IL
newly fitted u and furnished the richest style Us table
pofes III. choicest Fruits. Vegetable Goshen Butter oE'
snCc County Mix Permanent BoadeS VIII be accom-
modatcd on the reasonable terms Gentlemen And La
tSs ysn. the City earnestly invited to gave tfiai
and are assured that they Will nd quiet and eatne,s nct
,,,,;n,bls in Hotels Terms moderate. a20,f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

pOARDlNCi-2 or 5 respectable young men can
Ond good board and pleasant small private fam
iiy Also small IaTlors to let unfinished single gentle
Apply No ST. Peters place, between Barclay aud
Ees. sts, Rel
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DOARD RDING-From the first of May ncxt-A
ID gentleman aud his lady or few single gentlemen be
accommodated with pleasant rooms and board 100 Oclud
street. References exchanged. I'm
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FELLOW CITlZENs.

FELLOW ClTlzENs!
are bonnd to
believe II, from the very
clrcumSttnce tina, all Who ''sr
Or. sw.rsn'. Cor:peand sy,pnf, T, Of ~, lId Ia.
or ri.inr sensation in the throat Bronchitis
Whoopinr Cough Asthma, weakness ot
the nervous system. or impaired
constitution, from any cause,
from falling into
.Decliue, thi.
medicine has equal.
C.rrro.-A preparation, from this yauabt. tree except
the above. DR.. Swaynes Compound syrup Of Wild WI Ihery
tst'loa TON and G9,sr ,1 Fri5.d oay Sy d. sN'yHs
For sale only al d. W II. Alilaof', Drug stors No 1872
BroadvaY corner Of John 81 H!izS IN
~ HEADS OF HAlR.-A: c. BARRY. Artist IN
ached to head hair clear der of the value ,e' upon
ute the hunan form deprived OF its far propooq AIT IS
Sotd to- order by artificial nea 70 supply the decita
c-fIsnce have arisen iiiO.. wonderful discoveries which pa
Mature defiance Barry, Nentilang and toss.msr YVES
and Scas still stand 71maent above all o,ers hei Pc
shared e,actly h. hair grow, their e astiey and 'e
surTior material and I 1 ,,n @ .s ret had
Of hair thai they % 10 BE- ialiT apsefia&u & an
f.udous that they the best and cheapest lie city which
can only be had at ltd Broadway corner oi up
Fo,T Orr1cr New-York April 25, 1915.
7TEastern Mailto New-Hnven and IL art
ss,aeGis as and and d.4 h92fS If i ana as M
above Mail viii b. closed a, this Office al 20 minutes past
ana /, JOHN L LOR1MER GRAHAM, T. NJ
PAPER WAREHOUSE
CYRUS w FIELD, II Fultons street, New
u York constantly supplied from some OF The ofs, a
superior assortment PAPERS, and PREPARED 70 sarPy
Ststions, Printers Manufacturers and tountry eFcha,
ON a. advantageous ether house n hl' Cityzs I'M
TMPORTANT-Germa Silver German Silver
JAMES G. MOFFET, i2l Prinesstreet New SEk Oh
i for sale wholesale and retail 800 lbs OF German silver
a, the lowest market pnc-s ,:.,f - -,
In eou.-uence OF manufacturing The aruce himself De can
want IL lar superior manufactured In ti' eoni-
,rv and fully equal 20 the lnHorted. e1s III
TOR SALE-A quantity of second hand School
II Cn-,,rrs II NAV be seen a the istey occu-
p. b. the Collegiate School, ll5 Frankr-strse II n1i
st Auction shal sy ScIoek NJ on The p'eS en- 81 the
o,ass, room, Of the Collegiate School M and 63 Broad
r EECHES! LEECHES "A supply OF large
il sired healthy Swedish Leechs thai wiu oiie @ aie ~
constantly on hand sale by The hundred OF
app'iST. S.ViD SANDS Co. Druggists and AFo;hseses
- - S- = East Broadway, cor. oi NaKs'-s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

BOARD IN BROADWAY.-Persons wishing
IL Board in pleasant part the City requested TO call
at 6i3 Broadway between Bond and Ble-cscr,tre Cen
temen aud their Wives can be furnished with parlors having
bedroom, attached. few single gentlemen b. hand-
scmey accommodated Rooms for transient Boarers Terms
r,oder,tc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

GOOD BOARD with a parlor and bedroom on
u the fs, or second floor may BE- had moderate terms
sS5 Fourth ST. The situation Is pleasant aud convenient
the Ruwery and Broadway stages. as lw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

pOARD-With pleasant airy rooms, may be had
- No lo2 Chambers street. Those reson. who may be
seeking pleasant residence invited call
IS. OAc large rnunished paIIor the second floor.
Reference, exchanged ala I'm"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

INNGiLISH and CLASSICAL Boarding school,
II Mldetown Connrcticut.le next Session viii coH1-
memo. May 18th This School conducted as nearly as pn
remain in who unlvoabc moral nilurnCe upon
his companions Students thoroughly prepared 10: a'y
College for the common occupations Of lic There sr
tw daily communications with NewYprk and several mh
Hartford and New Haven. Circulars aud minute nionnat'
may be- obtained Of the Rev. Henry Chase No l8i Cherry
street r. raiSeodlm ava ID. H. CHASE Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

4 PARTNER WANTED-A business man
n with $3.50 purcnse pleasant and profitable business
that Ill pay from 10 $500 per Address Farmer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
NfCSGpt

sionday-Pea sonp Vegetables, Frni; and Plum r"idng
TaesdG-Baked Peas Vegetables Fruit and Ample Cust
dntsda,-Vegetahe Sonp, Rieo 7"s Py""e r.
JhursGqy-YeSctlblr, boiled Bread luddnS, Cean anu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

pOARD-With pleasant rooms for Gentlemen and
-Dtheir wives, single gentlemen, h obtained NO
lna Chambers street. References exchanged. a21 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

| BOARD is wanted permanent il possible) by a
Dyolug woman small private family, in the vicinity Of
or 2d week IN May Charges be moderate and
en,nces will be siye Address Ruth, al the Office of the
\ 1rilu 2,ypnls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

A., ,,,r,;,, 49,, =, t - IL o., : ! -, - ~ =,
and Inst weeks April; alsn CrculSr obtained
By calling the Rev D. Newell Editor of the Christian
Family Magazine, S2 Nassau whom reference may be
made.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
NEWARK COLLEGIATE INSrrrI,,rr

j SCHOOL designed 10 prepare young men for
AC4lesc or for Business. 1t intended 10 b thorough
Seh" that shall no, dsappont the reasonable
yudtcIous psr-nty.
Trsss-Board and Tuition 500 THIS ipela,.
esds, lights, fuel. washing, stationery Nc.
No sStfss anl-S, ordered
In relation 10 the general the School kindly
permitted IL refer
His Eycelcncy Governor Pennington Rev. \. n. EIdy
Rev II. \, Brinsmas y. D., 2. Jackson ESQ M4thfss
w. ~, ts Newark NJ. Rev +. Robinson d r. Rev, I.
DE- WIT D. D Rev; J. {. Bnshlm D. D Hon. rheodcrS
Frrlinchay>en, New-YoFk CITY Hon y. F. rans,ire Z.
$ senate Hon Georgp Wheeler, Urpr L,.ie Ssv,.lcrk
Charlie, Bartlett, ESQ hneal otte PouskelHie nSiSc
SCHOOL, W. B. Leonard, Mattewan. NcwY.yk; NJ Wilsoz,
4. NJ. Richmond, \. \. ...
Newark, April 81, lsla a2s 2ws
CCuo0I-lIRS. LAURA E. HYDE, formerly
~ Of piJi>fel, Ml>s viii oTya School Tor ionrG L,.
On he S5h St " Piepont street p door eA, Of iita-
~ st,t. BROOKLYN, L. l. Cucuars may - had At D. tl,-
shaNSs Bookstore. IiS Nassau 81. New York al; Sm.
E'NGLlSu AND CLASSICAL. BOARDING
- HOOL, IN Statiord ConnPupils limited - i6 and
under te constant snr'eion ct their Teacher, Term. 50 4
Language. Cuti the last ST Apnl references snl uher
rticuars may b. obtained No. y Whitr.,s corner of
Broadway, hy applying between l hours and p NJ 60
the Teacher aa, Propneier H. RUpp. Atilu,.
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL. No. 1877 Greene
s,cet.-NIr. aud MIS- J. B. kipDEH respectfully an.
they will the abovs number
for the sentec education of cnng Ladies plsn
respects novel and original. continuing due attention 20 o
with rlgouS aud moral culture and efsuuS Improvement
in useful knowledge.
Till May application nay h ae No "a psrr->t In,
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
1 Wilton, Fairfield County Ct.-The number Of pupils r
limited twenty Tie next Term will the f,ss
OF May next.
Tension Board, Tuition, &c. SIS per enuunl
p nj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

r EECHES! LEECHES "A supply OF large
| - bssi,bv Swedish Leeches, thai win bite quek
,,i n hand and Tor sale by the hundred or tozsn or
.app,ied br a competent person. "a /. .-.,.,sc,r,.s
- - ~ SA' = East Broadway, cor. oi NaAe's'.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

TIHE FEMALE SEMINARY at Jamaica, Long
Island under the ,haTye Of Miss MAEG.Hfr ADns:
Will b- re-op~ned Monday May 8th C,rc9aTs IIn
- ,oI R,n,i,,ay APP eDdJw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

DOARDINC-One or two single gentlemen can
ID b pleasantly accommodated with lodging and breakfast
and tea with dinner SuIi, ficsir from the !st of May
next No iG Crosby one block from Broadway in mi
family Apply No 3 Wooster street l59 Front
Maiden Llnt. Reirrrnces exchanged. a2t Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

CONSICiNEES per Br bari, BRUSH Queen from
OBr,to will please end their permits on boSt 1907 o.
Dover street or the Office OF tie snDscTibef'. Nj sps
not rmitte' within day. liable 70 p 'snt 70 1 pub
hc ,s''t' i3 Peek siip.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

J'WO OR THREE CHILDREN can be ac-
comnndaed ,y h board aprivae family where they
likewise receive instructions the t.ngsh branches
with French and Music. Good references will be given and
required Address line L. ,hi, office, with real name
| and number wher. II interview b. had Az ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

E'OR BOARD and pleasant Sleeping Rooms, ap-
II apply at 507 Broadway. a2l IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

CHOVELS AND SPADES:-l0 doz ShoYels
- and Spades fokzle BIZ F. ( EDDY u Old SLIP. a1Sa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

N7ILLIA4I HEARN, 20i Bowery, between
Primo. Sprin streets viii continue 10 off-r hIs 2ct
of Dr. Goods until the Is, Of May at pce; considerably Oa
low cssh for tie purpose Of closing II entirely of
Silk P,.asoI, whaleboue am.s large slzet 81 10 It's eaf
No DO His,-s' slLes, to 9s each.
Cr,p Lisss and coored Bonnet Lawns s Is sd pr yatd
Black Metz Wits, trimmed, Is pa nett Gloves Is 90
Foulard Silks 3s pr yl!d.
Tarlatau and other Hat Silks IS 10 81 pr I'd.
Embroidered printed and PLAIN Sou,s-ne de Lanes Is 81
Is 50 pr yatd. J.,
AZ a pr yard
French and English CaIicces IL 10 is Sd per TaGd
superhne imported Flannel, Is Cd pr y1fd.
Fine crOss-bl-red Siusiin., D and Is 81 II Tafd
Fin. Bonbazia-s, Is pt yaEd.
Rich ,y,,erd and other Ea, Ribbons Is 10 Is Cd pr yard
Light dark French N-rinoe. I, 10 os ~ yafd-
~ Printed Muslins Is Sd p! yaIt 81 r.,
Piai.is ir,srns Gloves Nett Long ShaMis brochs nj
bet Embcidere Nett and other Stawis. 'esu7gs LaIsa
CrzTat, and Scarfs &e low p.css az stsod
EUROPEAN HOTEL, Washington City:--ln
corSousnce Of frnent mistakes BIZ gentlemen rIshg
10 SION Al The European o tie understsSed he's 10 norn
MS friends and pnbc h:s hon.e Is ,is 'ar- formerly s
m Mr. FuIIer Jew doors Of h Hotel BOW kept bT tns
gentleman and near the Treasury Bni!tngs-
This HstsI has BEN newly htted End fr1tshedf.s
great nIrbr of paof. with bedrooms attached aad IS ws
rcra,e for families and single genen.n Boan ~ s
month and year may b. had prices sulr-d % Ia.
t. ,ubscrr pledges himself RI. psssihe attention @ @
p shown i, guests make their r-sid-n:e WITH hin ~ e
Portable and agreeable a possible ,pprrE
Inhli aIneod- LoO-'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

w ANTED-A young about Il years OF
age learn thu art OF Wool Engraving. An Amcri-
can-o, who Will consider Instruction sufficient rmunera
.ion for 'e frs yc-rnay Apply Tribune Bndin= loo
Nassai-st., Ip stairs W. w. BRITT. AL #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

Thirtrenth street nrir Union PIarrl tpnI I7t;
References will b. luuis=d ''irii sought 10 any ny Or Or
,irtble ert-ni both among parents at gnar9Hi' anu t"'
who Themselves ,-rn educated at the ihstifnts'
,1n N Tx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

GOOD BOARD and pleasant rooms NAV he oh.
Z 7 r,inc,i Al No 26 Cliff street. ai3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

I MANTED-A young Man who has served an
TO become acquainted tI house carnterng
find situation by calling on he subscriber and bringing
/ good Recommendation from his former employer
A22 Iw J. LOCKE, Builder. 81 -,nn-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

TuF PHILOLOGICAL INsTITUTE; an En-
h and school for Boz No q ~ tdass- ena. %. q
ets is sehcoi embraces those ,tudirs which
20 psepalr boys for COLLEGE for sosG pursuits
~, .1uire collegiate education Th- charges os
,sop a as those of school o. e9na qua n anI
III ,srental all extended over te p9
t9 W charge Is r,ad< aud Looks aostiy furnace
ritSoat epese 10 perenti rhsre : room nom o[ & ,f
Dr in The family of The Principal the saae building MIN
he school Applicants will b referred TO ' .,,pd;ns pdi.o' Their
yit further rairicnIa rrpcctiDs the school WI oe
given by the Principal. ze---- e5S1 -
CHOyEI-S AND SPADES.-l:D doz, Shoyes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27

SNo. Is Bond respectable co!org women who
bring the best recommendations may apply before 10 o'clock
in the morning or after O'Clock IN the afternoon as 81