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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTloN CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the, right Of presumption
any lands within the limits Of the townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the REGISTER and Receiver Of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor soon
as practicable after seeing This notice. and before the
day appointed for the commencement Of the public
sale Of the township embracing the tact claimed
above designated otherwise such claim will be for
feited.
THO. Fl. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June l3-tOctlG
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DOCK OF THE POETS, | vol, London, with
ID numerous beautiful illustrations, containing the
best works of the English Poets, from Chauccr 90
Beattie.
Also, Book Of the Poets, the Modern Poets, con-
tanning chiefly the English Poetry OF the nineteenth
century, volume, corresponding with The OTHER
beautiful London edition. with many splendid cngrly-
ings Just received by
may 80 TAYLOR
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions of the first section
i OF the act OF Congress- approved March Sd 1873
entitled an act providing for the sale of land,
in the States of Ohio and Michigan, coded by the
Wyando tribe Of Indians, and for other purposes. "
The Land Office Lima, will be removed to The
town OF Upper Sandusky, within the linits of the
Wyando cesson, as soon practicable.
Further notice 10 the precise time of removal
will be issued by the Register and Receiver of the
Lima Office.
Given under my hand at the City of washington
this lth day of April, A. ID. 1913
JOHN TYLER.
Bv the President:
Tho. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Qfhe General Land Office
april l3-lawGw
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Land o0icremorea from Lexington TO Clinton, DO
GENERAL LAND OrFicE,

GENERAL LAND OrFicE
June %, lSi3,
A DVlCE having been received from the Register
n Of the Land Office at Lexington, Missouri that
the removal Of that office 10 the town of Clinton, m
Henry county, as directed by the President, Will be
effected on about the Sd day Of July next; thi.
TO give notice that the public sale of lands ordered 10
be held at Lexington on The second day of Oct ,ucr
next, 10y the Executive proclamation bearing date
The 9Th inst, VIII be held at the time prescribed IN
the town of Clinton aforesaid
THO. ii. BLAKE,
run 2l-laWtlOct Commissioner.
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The articles relating to the United States will he re-.
written and greatly multiplied and xlcnded and adapt.
cd 10 the present condition of the country nnd 10 the
wants of It's citizens. BY Daniel Haskell, A NJ. late
President of the University OF Vermont. In rs or
20 numbers at 25 cents.
Such work is greatly needed in the United States
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generally old and TO degree antiquated Geography
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
In relation 10 Me removal Of The Land Office from q
tolcn Of Lima TO Upper Sandusky, in Ohio
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Land Office in
~ Iowa Territory, temporarily removed to Ma
ron, in Linn County, by Executive order, bearing
date the twenty first of December last will as soon
practicable, be restored TO the town of Du Buque
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this 9Th day Of June, A. ID. lS43.
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By the President:
Tho. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
June 9-law6w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Der 272 There genuine EOS signed by H. Walters Be-
low No 500 The paper Of the counterfeit Is aaIt aS
greasy ookng the filling up clumsy The ana oi Ts.
end Of the lower line Of wenties set IN ABOUT one.'
much. The open parallel spaces-be o" The saFe5 o.
Liberty each end nearly t,ice as WIDE az 'e
The whole engraving is isss distinct. ,,...,
The Commercial Bank Of the Midland DstElct Canaaa'
about opening ae %l'Ga % 'Td pi,sc.ofs M sG, to nanss als
IN. hns;,s,s ,b- Air Thompson who is now employed
Of 'ns 10 1nh 3. made S saEe'a sso IN ,ds. the
III r. ,I o,l, .s,a ,,Iished al Montreal Mr.. Wilson,
formerly had chars. of this agency appointed as In
necto Of Offices has succeeded Mr. Wilson III the manage
Th Alabams Tribune A1obIe says: The prospects for
he coming season. Judging from present appearances here and
abroad very tiaerng e'ldenceS OF more prosperous
tines very large portion Of the business OF the past
where credits have been given as been based upon sp
Gle payments enely and in addition We observe that the
first bale Of the crop has already been been disposed Of
for specie Il also well known that large majority Of
mercantile men decidedly III favor Of adopting the specie
basis and thereby aiding the Bank Of Mobile her resolu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w ERY WAREHOUSE. FRANCIS informs iI4 tse the
Mercantile public and as!icgaEy sanf tf. large
al and we'll selected assortment of STATIONERY At un-
commonly low prices Persons y's,as ins S BY cali
inc on The subscriber before purchasing as t{
fnd his prices De lower than any other
Rng Binding Sc executed short notice Steel res, r.
pajs Ink Sealing Wax. Waters Letter and zap
cs,hs- ,y;th large and chocs assortment Si lnksla
which are Splendid speeimens Of sngli'P I Elastic
h,na tia,si,as s,rboessle and retail. L. FRANCIS;
lnksaha "ioess- rs Maiden Lane and Liberty. st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
DYSPEPSIA and nehili,r-s.hrirs,s Al

Y DySVSPSlts ana Dcb1Ilty.-Sebrlrss tntI.
p}S-pG tGi htStofatI'- Cordial remedy Tor Dy
PpsIt and Nervous Affections Itis Certain for Nsr'
uS eache, and excellent preventive Of COSveneSs and
Low spirits IL Is the best known remedy for Seasckn-Ss
Il - ycr -i'ectual relieving Flatuleuc- Collie and other
similar compl ants. spIly promotes strength al cases
Of De5ty sor good aud healthy Appetite, gives t0Gr
tno vlEor 10 ;e whole system and highly recommended BY
nineui iySiS a, we'll By persons who have found
- from II For farther particulars Circular al e Office
No.6 Murray 81. Sljer bottle. 81 lmis-
improved VEltEED CONE LAMPS must Of necessity
supercede all Other Lamps they embrace degree
o UTILITY and Eco>OhY hitherto unprecedented. toE sale
ONLY III The PffILosoPRIcAL LAsP SroRE 40 Broadway
door south II EOward-s;.
au3D lwis' a. Y. II, WEBB, Inventor.
- To Country Mecchants.-PRlNTlNG OF
very description executed The best style of the art bY
OLIVER Ann and Nassau he has several original
r superb designs IN expressly for country merchants
Cards Circulars Bill Heads HAndbs SC. printed cheap
they be done the country. Call and en23 w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

% Heads of Hair.-BARRy's Ventating and Cos
Invisible Wig closely resembles the real head Of hair
that scepcs and cQnnosseurs have pronounced it the
perfect and exaord mary invention the day The great adj
sanasr o, s' S " Is Us onS
closely resemble the natural hair both in ighnes and MT
tnral appearance defy detection texture being so
beautiful porous and free that all cases OF peIspira
evaporation sded and the evils of all oir
Wigs entirely avoided. The sc-pc and alike
invited inspect this novel aud beautiful Wig and the
culiar method fitting the head the sole inventor and
manufacturers y. e. Barry iG, Broadway, OF Lib
ertv. street, up stairs. au2i Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

A MEXICAN AGRICULTURIST FOR, SEP.
ATEMBF:R.Ths Day publ shel, No G, volume q Of the
above valuable Periodical which II believed TO De fully
equal either PRACTICAL merit stve of eyecutlou L.
similar work i'd the United States The publishers respect
fully invite who may be- Interested the subject
Inc the work, aud If satisfied 10 patrOuize it,
Published the exceeding low price OF One Dollar per
mum. BY SANTON x MILES 205 Broadway.
y. 3. The third editio of volume ready bound
in cloth 81 25; rarer stitched ST. s23t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

ins white Iapeg, aud neatly bound. Published by
y. APPLETON y co. 900 Broadway.
The Kingdom Of Christ; Hints respecting the Pfincl-
Qle' Constitution and Ofm'crs OF te Catholic Church. by
Frederick Denison Maurice VI. A, Chapano Guys Hos
pita Professor Of English Literature and History Kings
College London In elegant volume OF 800 pages
Uniform style with Nrwman's Sermons Palmer the
Church, &c. &c. s. 20.
whole duty OF Christian all occasions aud necessities,
ted the of holy life By r. Sherlock, d. d. with
Life OF The Author By the Right Rev. Bishop Wilson.
thor of Sacrs vaa, etc. One elegant volume 6mo Price
8Ts
Parochial Sermons by John Henry Newman B. D. Fellow
Of Oriel College Oxford The six volumes OF the London
edition printed TWO handsome octave volumes Of upward
of 5000 pages each, S. The of Mr. Newman pro-
nounced b. several Of Bishops and clergy be superorto
all Others of modern times
by Gilbert Burnett, D. late Lord Bhop" Salisbury with
Tire collection of records and cOpous index revised aud
ected, with additional aud preface, By the Rev. T.
Mares, D. D. illustrated with ironspiece and 80 portraits
steel: forming 4 elegant octave volumes, So.
Dictionary Of Arts. Manufactures and Mines, containing
aclear exposition Of their Principles and Practice, by Andrew
IRE NJ D. f. r. 5. &c illustrated with u. eugraviugs
wood containing upward Of 800 closely printed pages form
very thick volume 8vo strongly bound sheep. So
Tie work bound me vols s. 50.
Tbs Book Of the Navy comprising general History OF the
American Marine, from the Declaration OF Independence 10
present time compiled from e best authorities by John
Frost A ", Professor Of Bellies Lettres in the High School
Philadelphia with Appendix containing Naval anecdotes
SC -nbelsed with numerous enSrtving' vclume
l2mo. 500.
A Descriptive and Historical Account of Hydraulic and
other Machines for RiIsiuS Water including the Steam and
Fire Engines, Ancient and Modern, with oberva-
nns connected with the Mechanic Arts By Thomas Ew-
bank illustrated with 800 One eeg volume
$40. $3.50
- Books imported to order by every steamer, in single
copies y quantities. the best au3l 3ls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Passengers Arrived,
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, SEPT. l, 1643.
Clenred,
Cleared,
ship southerner, Palmer Liverpool, Woedhull Min


Ship south.rner, Palmer Liverpool, Woedhull Min
Br bark sanegro, Finch, Hull Gillespie.
Br brig Comet. Walsh, Harbor Grace, NJ, Dunscom <
Beckwck: Bi brig Jane Allison, Martin, ST john NJ
Stokes, Anthony < Co; Afford Mason Wilmington, Nc,
Nes,ni,h Leeds Co; Moses Hatdcate, Charleston Geo
Busley; Constantine, Rappei,o Richmond, 2 Harmony,
schr Delaware, Grafton, opor,o, Habeck Co; Jonas
Smith, Brownell, Wilmington, NC, Ogden
Arrived,
Ship Adirondack, Hacks,af from Liverpool, July 10th,
with Indzr 70 George T Tnmblc The A has been since
M 4 Of august between Sable Island and Maine with
continual fogs and calns; experienced severe gale on e
Goth from SE.
mouth, July -, with ndze, to John GIiswod.
Ship Clifton lngerso SO ds FIN Havre, in ballast to Jo-
siah Macy Son.
Brig Plato, Young As ds I'm Palermo, with fruit mas
ter Aug 80 lat SO H. lon IS 3, spoke Bf brig Telegraph
hence for Bermuda.
Brig Selma, fron Connecticut rser to sturges Clear
Br brig Lady of the Lake Wingove ds FIN Bermuda in
ballast, 10 Middleton s Co.
schr Richard, Baker 10 ds I'm Halifax with fish, to W
Lewis.
schr Leondas Pinckham, 10 ds m Lubec. with plaster
schr Velocity, Montgomery, d, I'm Boston, with pas-
TO master. ,
scl Manlan Hnckley, L, I'm Boston, with molasses,
Sclr Two Brothers Goodspeed ds fin Boston, with
gar to Mills < Co.
Schr Alexandra, Lewis d, I'm Richmond, with flour
and conn., to Allen PaIon.
schr Nassau, Dearborn Richmond, flour, &c, to Allen
* Paxson
Schr Mall Nichols, ds I'm Boston mdze 10 John Ste
yens.
Schr Abraham Osborn, Bailey, I'm James River.
Schr Fl Chandler, Truman, Virginia
Schr Margaret Ann, Paine, Virginia
schr Ann D, Bedel Norfolk. TO sturges & Cleannaa.
Schr Leonidas, Pinkham FIN Lubec, with plastef
Schr Cardinal Dimond, Salem mdze.
schr P-nnsy yvani. Crowell, Boston, plaster
Schr Parker Arnold Virginia.
sch Cottage, Cerrs SO ds fin sisa in ballast TO order
recently ashore Abseco has been got of ind arrived at
the quarantine ground
sclr Emily Knight McIn,re, S ds I'm Thomaston, with
lime, to master. .
schr R.nown Lowell, ds fun Boston, with mdze, TO Z
Herrck
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Below.
brig. Wind Ne; weather foggy.
rfSu fpr4

The report Of scr Robi Warng, OF Ellsworth having
been capsized 20th ul of White Had was incorrect 1t
originated the Charter Oak having passed the
schr Royal George 2ls on her beam ends the TWO hFsl
letters being the with those of the Robt Watng
Portland, Aug. 30Ar this morning, schrs Maze and
Calypso of Thomaston having the wreck OF The brig
Chas Thomas Brunswick lumber loaded and water log
grd-competey stripped OF every thing off deGk.havng
fallen in with her, Cape Elizabeth bearing by T. ~ es'
yesterday
fatal collision occurred sea, midnight, on Saturday
week. The Concord, Of Teignmouth, bound from New.
port (Waes) to that place run down of padsto" IN
then Quebec, bound Bristol Capt Reeves, OF the
Concord and below asleep at the tIne and
both pcrished the remainder of the crew. i've IN number
saved themselves by getting on board the John Edae
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
LEARY &CO-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN, lS43.

At the ugen, solicitations OF many Of from
distant parts of the Union shall introduce
our sales rooms the beautiful style OF Geutlemens Hats
for the coming order accommodate them, also
the numerous strangers visiting the city who may leave
here prior to the date (Sept y when has been custom
former years effect the Autumn change cl Fashion
LEARY & co, Haters. No.i and Astor House.
Oar CIRCU CULAR OF FASHIONS, containing drawings
dimensions and other sranons will be forwarded by mail
those who request it, and who address post paid
NeE York Aug. 10. l343. s2Gt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
WEIGHS 400 POUNDS!
Six L,.ct rnuni IL he NJ Il st.

The Manager !, nanny to announcr that he has Elected
engagement wi;h MR. WESTERN whose peculiar power,
initiating Locomotive have 26ein Ior him the nom dc
gr.erTe of the GREAT WESTERN.
The representation the nose and sound Attending he
stating OF the the very acme OF perfection Inc tih
be- dsancing all comle;itors. The following performers
are also en-. aged! Miss ADAIR the charming songstrSs
Mr. s BROUWER, the celebrated Comic Singer; La
pEIiTE CERlT9. IT, g5;setul P3pis@TsT6 T6n GLA1s
PLAYING MELODEON. ADMISSION ONE SHlL-
LING.
Evening Entertainment in the Lecture Room. commence
at O'Clock. Afternoon performances on "Wednesday and
S,turtav at o'clock aus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
MARRIED.
DIED,

On the Both Of August at Utica Alr David Parish Bar
hyd Of Boston, Miss Sophia Ellen Hackey OF Uuca'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

An exposition the vices defects and evil tendencies Of ou
peselt Monetary System with plan for It's eiectua Re-
being thorough encdation of the nature OF Money
Interest and the evils If UsuIy: pabe1 IN large and
well printed sheet By BURGESS & STRINGER, 222 Btoad
way In order induce all opposed Uspry and in favor Of
Monetary Reform extending the circulation of this
essay price put the bare cost OF printing of the sheets
three single copy 81 hundred Orders are soil
cited. au2lu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

I- GentIemens Hats. Of the pattern for Autumn,
s will bs sold at SPENCERS Hat Ware Rooms, No. g.
Chsmberreet from this date August 26h inclusive a262w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

On Thursday morning sls nlt,, John Small in the 5l't
year of his
On the 3st u; Henry Cooke, aged 81 yrars and mos.
Suddenly tn 3l,t ult, from fit OF aPopexy, Francis
Louisa a native Of Lower Canada, Montreal district
On the 3st u Archibald Claudus McE!roy, IN the 9th
year Of his age.
At Norwich " Y. Angus, 26;h M Usiah Avery, aged
80 wears soldier of the revolution.
On the morning of29h August, 4; Bridgeport CT wheTe
she had been residing during the summer Mrs Hannah
reict Of WIN Hzllard, aged So years, month and days
4, Poin, Cape Girardeau, in Missouri on the 9th IA"
gust last, Anthony W Morse Esq, late Of Hanover Ne"
Hampshire for several years resident in this city.
Al tcastle;on the l;ti ult with cancer Mrs o'e
Fisher widow of Peter Fisher aged So years and months
AtNlonvills ~ on the 3Oth uIt. Ellen wife of the
Rev Frederick F. Cornell Of tins city.
Passengers Arrived,
In the packet ship Mediator, from London-Mr' Col
Heath Miss f Heath, Of Tcronto Mr. Forward and lady Of
Lcndon; Mr. r Evans OF Philadelphia; NJ Buttnm, Of
Cincinnati; Mr. r Van Rensselaer, Of Albany; Nlr Nc
Farlane, wife and sor-65 rn the ,teefage
In the Adirondack, Hacks,ah, from Liverpool-MI Coop
cr aud l76 in he seeiage.
Ia the schr Baker, from Haax-N1rs Warner daughter
nd ,,-saso
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

o Rird-PlxE AND NA,sAu-srREErs.-The new style
encmens Hats for the ensuing ready for
nspeconAnd alc the OF the subscriber corner Pine
and Nassau,sts sl2wls. BIRD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

a-4 FOR SALE, or to exchange for orher pro-
: perty five Tcnpin Alleys, Lease Bar-Stotk and ix
LIZ tures No. 90 Broad-st. auo Imis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

BoSrd%ins SchoolRRIryins Institute
Typ imis WIN. P. LYON, A. NJ. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
or Specie the quotations are

N0t specie the quotations are
AHss Gold old .iO6 lO6s Cmolus Dolls. 81 o6 a :
20 90 do new 100 1901 Five Francs... e33a 81
s nan Dollars par Doubloons l6 80 al6 30
Saus"ese tIoid .ioo 1901 do Pariot..l5 g. ais 20
spaash Dollars. .l0I = !Soyereiqns So /. 4 SIS
90 Quarters. 9S a 100 do GSh, 50 a 4 81
a,Iiean Dollars .l00;a lOl HEAVY {inipea,. s 90 a
90 Quarters. 9S 8 100 iNapoleon, So 8 81
The Hay.e packet has about 900 IN snsca or hoard
costly Mexican, bought at premium. Itwa. supposed
sat al large would be shipped. Mexcsns are nce.
ann; Five Franc pieces e3s o. Not much spece com
~s 10 aud market quiet.
a altered from perfectly that the parts ae ed show
defects eIccp, upon the closest examination They are
y detected, however, by obs wing that the genuine tens
Ts oF rgnete the Goa; OF arms of the State OF New
V, and the faud has ship aud l60S be Seen on
As rocks the background The date 60S no, on the
S'nane The Ten Dollars on the genuine italics or
ng letters; on the fraud Ten Dollars in pependicu-
block letters 50 neatly the alteration done that
ISIS Rawdon Wright HATCH who engraved the plate,
s'v,souneed it good bill.
iae fobser Of the Nilbury Bank has, understand,
Traced 10 Providence, where he passed oil 5! 900
sW About $40 coo or Sl2 900 have been detected.
supposed to be in thi, city, The Chick,pee Bank had
~ one of the Bank. Worcester $4,000 Sc, ,c0o,
s Toe Hartford aud Springfield Banks several thousand
Spencer has been arrested in Worcester on sus.
n u being concerned III the robbery.
s following sales OF Stocks were made az Boston:
RlH es,srn Railroad, S56k per share; - do. Eastern
,aS "U Ssss 81! per shMes; do Eastern On H Rail
pue.,, SNARE DO HtanuiactureTs insurance 20. ~
StS s, do Atlantic Bank, 95s per share do.
., q! Per share; do. Traders Bank, Slk Par
LS 20 40; fremont Bank 81 per share do Shoe and
sS peal',s' Bank, u per cent advance; do, City
ae and Niagara Railroad together with the real
seos &c, sold few days since at public
nd ,ah,a 5000 The road is - miles liz lergh, and is
Coe.s' CasYe originally cost Sl00 OoO
ecas,r US OF the Harrisburg Bank have been pu, in
,a.a. sasd Wdters, Cashier Thomas Elder Pre-
ghe B,ss of ls4o No 20s Of that date issued
A' inc only issps In ls40 was dated Sept. 7, num-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

choce selection Of Silk and Satin Scar Cavats, Hand.
ksrc-fs Gloves Suspend.rs Hosiery, Under Vests Draw
ers Muslin Shirts Collars &c. at prices which must offer
Inducements TO purchasers. Jylo istI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
aull 3nlis

TRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
L FOLD WRITER-This article has been belors
the public but short time. and has gained reputation be-
sand copies daily proof the high favor they have
obtained. 1t has ,ry taken the precedence of the Copylas
$50 FOR Press have laid them aside aud given the Manifold
Writer the preference finding them TO he n-ate and more eI
ysIitious The Copying Books done variety OF
sizes paper being ruled plain varying price from
10 S5 Business and merchants " no study economy VIII
and the article aud will guarantee That
il will recommend itself more than column Of Advertising
Strangers visiting cautioned against buying from
tnert venders board steamboats, and hotels selling
worthless article for few hlinss at the exprpse Of thls
L. FRANCIS. 76 Maiden lane,
ir3l tris Junction Lib-Tty-street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

INTANTED-A Partner with $500 cash.-Anv
w person having that amount can invest 1t IN business
which pays per The business Is wei established
No person need answer this unless he has the money at h
command and o sober aud industrious habits aud "!inf
- caf ~ ~ ~ i' ,'soar ' s2tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

A n ESSAY ON APOSTOLICAL SUCCESS
n SION; being defence Of genuine Protestant Ministry
SC. Be- ThOma. POWELL Wesleyan Minister. vol. l2mo
CH,LMERs's LECTURES: on RoMASs Nsw edition.
vol seo For sale b. MARK Fl. NEWMAN,
0.;. ajyyo,-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

TDUCATION, 80 BRooME-sTREET Mr.. Cham
beran will the duties Of his profession Mon
da IN. h INST The Department for young Ladies will De
nd.r the care Of Mrs Dnsmore vino is well qualified give
instruction the solid and ornamental branches Of education
mstic Bookkeeping, the French, attn and English langua
ces can be accomnoded usual afternoon and evening,
:.i.l;nr Sarnrday's 50 3tis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

The Agent for this paper Troy is L. w WILLARD,
who regularly his every evening the ami
val of the steamboat His office No. 20 River street,
four doors north Ct the Troy House.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
> Heads of Hair.-BARRy', Ven,

~ Walter Forward and a. w. Marks,
Attorneys At Law. Pittsburgh. Pa ma 6miSs