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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

THIS DAY


~ 10 O'Clock. the Auction Room.
tNCSAGE S.tr--hh packages OF koTeISu and Domestic
D noajsi hNcanlceue composing desirable assortment
OF naae ARTICLES credit OF months Tor all
Of Sl0G sad oyer.
Con;l,Ins neNs styles sUey psn,s ana lawns; Hartman
Co Rochru and other French prints; striped end plaid
sng ans 7c2e and cambria uluSlus and eleached
hestnss rud shrnngs checks; pais; tcknS black ard
coar CmbucS; hcnturs leans; dgilimgs; .ianncis West
macts, mulsSkiu> SUsrRHe blue black bombsznes
sup p dee: super checks, super boEervd wheel top
umbrellas; chlntr urau.e prints English iannes:
ca>smes; rantaOcn Stuts; fancy shawS; fine cot
umbrellas heavy ttan shawlS; Wilmington ticks,
>uituc linen Tor collars cap honey comb shaws;
OxoU cSSsmere, super book uSlns sup
halt hose; gum elastic snsnders; fine .ing
hams: fine mad, prntS sup dllinS; wooden shaws.
II Irish linens; heavy blue pilot cloths; Indigo blue checks;
81 plaid shsw, Whitney blankets assorted colcrd me-
rnoeS; heavy wool seys; Solore cdmhrcS rs hne seys;
~ try gnghanS, shaded craya; silk warp isges steel
mlN dab and blue sauuets: color printed yclye,s;
White anHels brown ani White Inca drills. checked mus
Inns hucn cinbuc lk; super colonel luruiturcs white and
curd hose; hOTssskn cloves: real scatskn do; Man
chester gngluls; aEd colonel maIcr prints housewife
checks NarseeS aud Cashmere rcug<; Catskll tickS,
Gnndeo stripes; Oxford mkt Jeans, blue aud Steel mkt
do; cachmerues; red padding; table covers patent hrap;
camboous aud str; bishop lawns and book muslin;
peanr cloths rich hd ParJsienncs German brown linens;
STYLES OF panaoon stut; island shTtngs; Basley
men goods velveteeus glre cloths. dnregy musinS, &c
AT PRIVATE SALE,
An Of French haCkRaw blankets al Sizes, from
points super white poRceeS saddlerS sewngs; rorcs"
hks white and CRIMSON am and Ryured suchan
black blue and assorted sewings black satlns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
GREENWICH POTTERY
2sl WEST Eight tEN ~ ikhf.
b.f.r,,u 9TH Gnd 10Th .iDeTtttes.


THE Subscriber respectfully calls the atientl on
~ blie 10 me zeal raetr OF articles tacfufed
~ ,bis sstsbIjShrn .nt-,uch as SToSEWARE, E,KTHE'
Wa. PoETaELr FrKSkcEs, CGIM-ET Fors. GEE
Hof.sy Tuj FLowTR PoTs OyrS TIE BAcGs AsD Jta'-
AZ this IS The oalT establishment Of the KIND N me cis
,xsa m. above ar.cls5 manufactured the 1titc are
s,:Td that all orders Will be attended 10 sith rfonpnes gu
punctuaity, Gad Gu the most E1sfat teTEts po.-s,r
B. 4 graf improvement mas ese MADE u 1900 ..
asAcEs and The sizes eaiaed ad wa.ssntsd sSFe,:2 70
any TINS civ. ms I'M NAsti4-NdI " 90 Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
ODDS must b. addressed Ios,.plii accomp1.sd by ,i
cssI, T., GREELEY i NcELRATH
TnbuIr Buildings, New YORK.


COOKING PIsTOL.-o dealers ~ fife Arms ant oh
r,-laS. who ben the habit OF purchasing Allen
Si,Cockins Pistol called by Bol-n PsE-at aud have
~ deferred purchasing thos- manufactured y Is iFSi
hr.lS OF prosecution b. them, respectfully ai0rfnel i'
the ,nit recently pending be decided 40 our if'o
~ Jnry Ia the United Circuit Court, judge hemp
6n .,tdlng on the 59ii Aiaii VII" r'niet by ii
v!iracr many practical sHs-mAtr ani macnins1 tu
much better noad I.tlci- and coz
sifucrrd entire different princIp t'ps Hnfi NOR
uls ia working paris IDENTITY less IaDlr % yes u VI
Senair Those IN " ant articles a:orH@! [st
rsv can b. purchased lower prce ttn 'h Other Sci
- - ,h,,1s. IL " BLUNT Z ; WIS
~ a., IS latham street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

ARRIVAL ELECTROMAGNETIC His Collins EN-
cccncv,' as our Massachusetts friends style him.
MARCUS MORTON, the present Governor OF the
Bay State, arrived in this City this morning by
the Stonington line, and puts up at the Asor.
We learn that His Excelency is on his way to
WASHINGTON, with view to ascertain on what
terms he can secure the aud OF capt Tyler to
provide the whcrewithal for his reelection The
Governor looks thin, carc-worn and anxious, and
does not seem ovcr-sanguine of the future The
worst wish we entertain for him is, that he may
enjoy, if he desires it, the bghting friendship of
John Tyler. Perhaps he would like a seat IN his
Cabinet. Who knows but he may get one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
M,RRLE N WlscoNsIS.-Tbe Milm.nL;a g.,

MARBLE n WlscoNsrN.-The Milwaukee Cou.
rier OF the 18th ult., says that grave stones are
being manufactured in that village from marble
found in that county, which it is said, exists in
inexhauSiible quantities, and IN layers of from two
TO SIX inches in thickness The color is a lirbt
gray with darker colors III irregular spots, but
there is 50 little difference in the color that AT a
distance it appears uniform. In hardness and
frmness of texture, and consequently in durabii-
ty, the Milwaukee marble exceeds most of the
other marble Of tins country. II is capable of re-
ceiving hhgh polish, and It's appearance is clear,
uniform and beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

THE WHEAT CRoP-Thc wheat croakers are
entirely used up. The last few weeks present
quite new feature, and now the word Is that
we never had prospect of a finer crop in Ohio.
\ full crop Of wheat this year Will bring Ohio out.
Specie and specie funds are every where offered
in payment, and the people are beginning to laugh
at those who talk about creating paper banks to
relieve their wants Ohio Statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

JylSkeS SUMMER COOK sToVE.-in again
li, ,, o3rics Of IN. cubic 70 I'm. invaluable nren-
fion Tor aud ty 10 he culinary dpago, .. ne
Pfop,ietoss need only Tie hundred. afaons m any
0t hous.Ie4reIE h.ysg them 20 IL
who af- DOT gady made acquainted with ine.t 1 SUNNI
f.ir yun.riorir over anJrh! heretofore ~ u.s. - a.,
cooking As tfese already so wen Iii fr
Is recezsery To say m economy ,sgIi do sl the
Tor .G.iiy Of from thee t"s.tyh,s
The which do4te ne cIS1 md is ever rrady Tor ase
While tfsfe - n by .i. i. L., "a Al Gset
., ,J ,u -, I.aSg iii BE- god 'eates from tstn-
ni.'! i":ts"i .s s. The pSe tn anthracite
DE- zen = ~ n & c1o1ia tyil oreoprth DE eIpense Of
Wool 10 t % -. " FI5K * FISK.
;IHiit5 AMI dealers IN Fisk Psrer; Soy@ FOR various
Ma"lsas :..s ,G Water 81. my3 eod2Hl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

CLEARED,
Ships Ashbur,ou. lIu;tlcs,on, Liverpool G.inue Min
nm X CO; Gopemicus (Dre'n) ll"es!"or Bremen Note
Nus X rsyeistcd.
Brgs Choctlw Fnef, Cuba Nrsmith, Iced, TO;
Forest, Olm>tead. BaIiLc, Ondrill Mckinley siSon-
gum Williams \ Orleans, Elwcll Co; Edw Whitney
(DA Skeling Windsor, $; Biilow (Br, Denisou, do;
Helen Mar tBD Shaers, do.
Sclrs United States, Moore, Bermuda. W \ Daren-
port; Maria BAXTER, Newborn, |. Mitchell Iowa,
Games Thomas,on. NcSinh, Leeds * to Empire, Pow
ell. Norfolk S,urgcs x Cearnan; Balloon, Hartman,
Prospect Me. Buck \ Peters.
Ship Adelaide Adams, l3 days from Ma'anEas with SUI
gar, &c 10 Spoiiord, Tilestom y Co.
Ship Sutton Galloway, days from Charleston cotton
10 q Sutton.
Ship Auburn p0rte 10 days from \ Orleans with nda
10 STATION \ Frost.
New hs,k Ann. Welsh /. hours from stoaing,on to f
D Hurlbu \ Co. iuleaded for the Mobile trade.
Brig l., Grange Barr. 81 days from RIO Graade with
hides horas and hair 10 Richards
Hr brig Queeiey She'll WadinGtou, 10 days from fii-
dad Port Spain. ballast 10 Middleton Co MAY .. l'i
3: IS Ion = % spoke SHIP Joseph Porter from No6''t i'F
B.i Gsa Marion. Bliilas 10 days from Ponce. R with
sugar Mason Thompson Lett bag foner Tor y %"
II ) DAYS
Big Eliza Lockwood II day from 5, croiN with su,
gar Nc 10 Deor,st Co. Left bark W Carter ior New
York in. i ds; iiccla for DO Ia : ds
Brig Angola, Ball OF salem - days from Mansanilia
Cuba molasses, honey. mahogany, &c, TO D Curtis
SchT Oregon SOuarG IL lTN;i ~ oi'e'e t'''S''
70 J MihlEks.
s,hr Robert Bruce Claw son Lnbec, witt, plaster 30 the
master
schr jasper. Nickrrson / drys from Boston, mdze.
S,hr Harr,e sole 10 days from 81 johns h, moiaSSes
TO John Hudson.
BELoW-Ship oemulser, Pet. % day from New-or-
leans: also, br'g--w'"d w w.
pIsAsTEk>.
The ship sutton, from, Charleston, which ashore at
Oyster l>iaal has been got and towed 10 Inc city by
steamer Hercules
Seht wm Price, Faucet itom Philadelphia which pat
nto Ptnambueo leak had repaired aud proceeded on The
9th oil March TO Bahia where she sold the 18Th 10.
S2loo.
ofthe Tslma cargo Antwerp from Havana only about
hs ionnd 70 be damaged from water taken IN through
sbe brooches IN her upper works.
SPOKEN,
May s. off FS4tng Light by pilo, boat Blossom, whale
BARK Bolton fiom Rio dc Janeiro Tor Souingtou,
Ap. TO- LAT IL 20 long So packet ship Liverpool, FL
iyid1e II days from y York fos Liverpool
Pissed going into Liverpool April Il, (by Hber
uia9 ship Liberty, from New-fcIk
April 81 lat 81 TO- Ion IS, bark Commerce, from Hall 70.
Boston ho., OF provisions and shsown overheard
LOO tons railroad iron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

o. Judge Douglass of the Circuit Court, at
Quincy Ill. decided at its recent session that the
late General Bankrupt Law was unconstitutional,
and that therefore, a discharge under it, was of
no effect as to creditors. At the same term OF
the Court DR.. Richard Eells was convicted Of
aiding a Negro slave to escape to Canada, and
fined S40O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

u \ woman whose name was unknown was
drowned at Lansingburgh on Saturday morning,
while attempting to cross the river IN small
scow, which. by the rapidly of the current, was
carried over the State dam at Troy. Her resi-
dence was unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

RoRaeRy.-The ticket office at the Canton
Mass, Depot was entered on SATURDAY night and
money to the amount of from $50 to SO taken,
s54 Of which were In sovereigns, eagles and halt
saoles. Several travellers trunks were also forced
omen and robbed OF their clothing. Ere had evl-
IDENTITY been kindled in several places, foF the puF
pose of burning the depot, which appears to have
qone ont. An unsuccessful attempt was aiso
made to ente, the Bank at Canton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
TUESDAY EVENING. NAV

,AeS.
TUESDAY EVENING, Maya
4 LARtt. 40 N,tU ,EiS Law LfRRtRY-Emb,,e,p. ~.
iiurb- Eeros;s DIsr>i>, Trcases Ne Ae Ausonx
them Ea.ii>h Coumoa Law Reports, Games RsroT,S
vols Heus Cenrtnrari,> Ch:ty Fsgs, 3yOls; Equity
DraftSuqn Hoim8nas Chancsry gNol> Burrers Practice
2ycl,. CoNtrts Rrr0Ti, NewSuyk Digest Thomas Cokr
vols; rllushSl nnd Adams, Practice. W llams Eyecu
Couids Pirsiiuc Dhr Contracts. Ahltori'> Chan
e-ty Johnsous Digest, Concklag's rnaSe Bscksioscs
Coulenrares Abbot Shppns Dlckeu<oas Justice Law
Lees Dcfionly, vols BSye Bills HAwkinsS Pleas OF
the Crown Whsasons Digest Phillip! Digest, BiSeicw D
grst DAYS Reports vols: Duusr< PsScticc Campbels
RerortS Dalton = Digest sc. Sc.
Also Halls Tew.YorS Rsports vols, Grecnleaf-s Owe.
Tued Cases Roberts Frauds Gale and Whstley on Essr
meu.s Philips on Evidence 2NoIs h!tty on Bills, Arch
dicon Seaton's Fnmss Cooper JusJnisn, Diners Coz
veylpcng Niouton Chsncery PsacJlce vols: Cc6e Of
Napoleon Hammond on Insurance Brown, Civil and Al.
nirlty Law vols; Hiliiard Sales, Jerrmys Equity,
Anthnn'. Rlarh ,innN RplSrl l.Ms. SC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

DIED,
Yesterday consumption, Mr. Andrew Miller printer
His friends aud acquaintance ana the members Of the y.
York r geographical Society requested 10 attend his in-
Ibis half past o'clock, from No l.3
Cramd.st, corner Of Mulberry.
On sunday morning. Georse son Of Prof. Taylor Lewis
aged Year aud II months.
At Pomiret Conn. May Carolinr on! daughter of Job
WILLIAMS aged 70.
Ia this city Nlayd Gal. lara, stwell aged 81 Cen.
s. took active part in the Revolutionary war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

SuocKIyG Acc1pENr Ar A RAISING. y letter
TO the Boston Times, dated Stafford, \. H.,
Nav 3. 1913, gives the following
While raising a Meeting House at STAFFORD.
Bow Pond Yesterday, ID inst. the body OF the
house was raised and while raising the first story
OF the Belfrey. the timber being piled up almost
directly over one of the beams, the sill under
meath gave way which caused the beam to break
and precipltated about 20 men with the falling
timberS distance of about p feet, among the
rocks and ,lmbers beneath Several OF the per
sons were taken out manged and injured IN the
most shocking manner two or three oil whom
were considered IN dangerous SITUATION bythe
Physician then present. One OF the number MI
Timothy G.. Langley was entirely senseiess iof
several hours. 1t Is hoped now that all may re-
cover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

FlRR-An old wooden building, No. 2l9, cor
ner OF William and Duane streets, occupied as a
porter house. was nearly consumed by tire at
about , O'Clock Yesterday morning. No damage
to the adjoining property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

SASD,'s r,KiLLt-ioSS OF appetite indigestion
tlrceed from the cause bin. unhealthy secretion
forth healthy flow aud the liver issues acr" pile Then
follows aCidiiv OF III" stomach ema',"n OF "'nd distress
lteaag, oppression at the precoiice headache aud naSe
known only the sufferer For these and kindred diseases
remedy has damnel upon the world ''ms i9r us ol9ec
,s relief Of suffering humanity Sand>s Sarsaparlla an en-
uly vegetable compositions is in its operation cculir
s4 or SnS If ii .as and >nlacing unhealthy secetios
by extending It's influence 10 every part of the body aud ca
, ~. 's'ei" 'e'''''''' nv" '"'"''' ''''
psD
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail and for eyr9ation
@ A. B. SANDS x Co.. Druggists, (Gan;;e Buildings
g3Broaiway corner al Cham.rs.strtrt New York. Sold
doby A. Sd sands 70 Fulton-s, and u East Br"adway,
Olsaal documents may he seen al our store
CHANGES Oh WrAruER AND CATCHING CoLps-ir should
y%p1fs t,' s9"sm Is aMsys n ,' Sn
swll mo-, assnrely 50 rn,a those delicate Organs to
on hnf@mai," OF the ,n"s, disease "''" W. Oh
IT. ''y mm !Sau y" XII ] &c tho ysr, hos,
Siss, in the worl for Saiias OF cold hey
5,9td eye, throat enmatic pains IN various parts a"
Sr or u a nt s' G,J ran ,,h Ps taken =, nigh,
osog bed will in all give relief; and reeated
LIN times the blood Willie Completely nrie the DIGESTION
sS I ana me o'oN WI" be restore" I" even s''"
OSces devoted exclusively 10 the sale of the medicine
iolae and retail No. 2S8 Greenwich street, New nrk
IES fremont strv Boston; and No ICY Race ST. fh'ia-
f'''
- VIA, win H. -,,,h,, ,r P,rs ,,,.h save.
a France and The Sea Dog which takes You bodily 10
S,,;Sse,,naanl md Professor Gtyey aud Son who give
it IDEA ~ an Earthquake, and the NrlodIoa playing The
h. muse N The world an! Wlnche'l She1'"An Miss ii
IA go any where to Information pleasure but Ia the
80 ''"'s"'N. -----
heIe1s, advertisements nave Appeared ~
ewn as "Webbsa will, siIhS improvements Now tbs
~ aofm our readers thai " sbbS latest Improvement IN
SP an !hHse Operating by The inrs'ied core movement
Eths:s any o, -, ~" ~ = j,. vii im
y M witness the crtl pi,cipic oi his Inreit.d Cone
T for sale only al the fhlloSophical Lamp Slore ""
'Na""aS' one door South q Howani-st'ee'. a. 1911
NEW AND CApITAI NON-l1J
hN THE AUTHORIZES or
I III f. NElGHBORS
The Publisher OF the NEW WORI D has The satisfaction
aoEncs that he has received by the las; steamship AD
0oFi Q, o,,
III Il III ~ vi T.
FAMILY. CARES Am pAN1uy. IONS
laa,sed from the Swedish Of FkEpERIKA BRE.-
sAa, b. S,ARN HOWITT W. have no besir,tion IN,
ss, n '' sEai 9" the sheets me present. pr, work viii
;s1 "V'e SNs,'"'s anu P"'oi" '"ah ne Ne.E"''','
ie,'e>e' ",''In'iu'-'no not ia'n'y IN te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

ss2:.e1 PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
t-..-1lb--l BOATS FOR ALBANY THROUGH d.
s:ssz---IssEr.RECT DAILY. al O'Clock z. NJ Sundays
excepted From the Steamboat Pier between Coaand and
Liberty streets. -
Stean,toat ROCHESTER, Captain A. Houghon rili
leave Tuesday Thursday aod S1t'4y eyeniHgs at o'clock
Steamboat S0ntli America, Capt. L. w. Brainard viii
leave Monday, "Wednesday and Fndtv evenings at o'clock
Steambo:t North America Capt NJ II TmesdeIl, landing
Friday afternoon Al } o'clock
Passengers rskinr In, Line of Boats will invariably arrive
~ Aiblny in ample take The Morning train Of Cars for
h4 East West The above Boats new aud abstantisi,
are furnished with and elegant Stale Rooms, and for
speed and acc accommodations vailed ON the Hudson.
For passage freight apply board, 10 r. CSchuz at the
off, he wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

pED BUGS, BED BUGS, BED BGIGS!!i-Dr.
- F-mchtwanger. Mo- Wall ST, the only manufacturer
the nf,Iliha Bed BUG Poison aud preventive He Likewise
warrants lis Moth Poison Tor preserving tlannes WoIens,
Carpets Cushions Also his Rat Poison for clearing Rats
anl Mice after 2nichls application His Flea and Mocho
Poison His Fly Powder ami his most valuable compound
season. Apply DR.. Lewis Feuchwanger Chemist, Drug
uist and Apotl,ecsry No . Wall ST. n2eod Owls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
MARRIED..
l)I ED,

May t. by Rev Mr. Parkinson, john D. Johnson TO ffa
cps Ann Green all OF tbs city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
WOOD 90.
JACKSON 90.

Hayss mAl0Flty IS 81
In Fayetfe aud Nicholcs Summers. majority over 100
and in these Counties Frye Wing is elected over Stock
ton the former Loco-Foco member b! abont loo votes
In Mason aad Jackson Armstrong Wing i elected TO
The Legislature Yours, truly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
the Common Land belonging The Corporation Tor arn
of Ten Years subecr the following conditions. Tha, in
he Common Counc should e1uIe the any
thereof for public purposes, or should determine TO soil
same then the Leases BE- ,oi and also that the Land
shall be- used Tor lee Ponds the boundary lines be adj
,,tr old aud streets; SAID lands be fenced
hv Lrsres and the the expiration of
the I and thai the land a kept chained the expense Of
thu Lessee. d. u. WILLIAMSON, Comptroller,
Hall 81 Records May .. 1913
JofN t.wrN, Street Commissioner
- " 1870 " ~ nv3 tmy21is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
AUCTION SALES.
Josiah Rich,pts, Ape,,or.,.

Josiah RICHARDS, AaerioEerr
by BANGS. RICHARDS u PI.ATT.-Siore
~ To Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

u NOticr.-The American Society for Aleiorailn:
, Condition the Jews viii hold their Annua Meeting Tor
The transaction Of bSinrss IN the c9nslstor building OF The
Friday l2l instant at 10 O'Clock A VI. The Annual Re-
por, viii b. presented and election held for The CT oice Of
aud directors Of the Society the In
the the Anniversary VIII BE- celebrated by public
the R-v. Mr. Fishers Church! Of Greene aud
BroOmp past O.ci0cL my u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
THE Natural Theology of PhrenOlOSy

moral aud religious and the objections Of
M,teriasm Farali,m chsus@ OF heart %c.; at fliutou
Hall Tins evening free Lecture by ID, Z. Fowler, AT I!
o'clock concluding with public examinations His lecture
on Neriaism viii b. repeated Tuesday evening. HIS
private class Wednesday evening.
On Friday evening Mr. f. will Lecture Prenoogy at
The church. co o Crsry and Deanci streets. Profession
al examinations ,aiy az l3l Nassau II. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
Western Virginia.
W NStNf II II =
! correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence oi Tie Tribnnt.
KA>n.wA c. II. Va, May l5i3.
| give you farther returns from this (XlVth
District:
WOOD co.
Congress. Summers, w 80 HAYS, /. F. 100
Delegate Iiayaia,r W. $50 Neal L. ....i 100
RITCHIE co.
Congress. Summers. W.. 81 Hays, l. f..'...''62
MASON co.
Summers MAJORITY is l5..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

EDWARD Z. PRINDLE. late of the firm OF
Davenport Piadls having The No. il JohS
-,- onposire ThorDunl seed atorr, respectfully informs
ieai and the PGbiIc thai he opening fresh and
.ssonabe stock 81 goods which > iIyiss t 10 eaii and
and which Will Dc made the best possible man
ana CT the iae5t style low prices otss
abb in his Cir for cash
I,.rtsu1sn furnishing. cloths deind upon nav
c hea made mp with he and stt=niion IS u-
ia x-d AZ sar srprr. ape I-1ls
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]. 5. Mckay, Secretary my9 1t.

IL Ncwman's ParOchinl ScrnlOns.-This
day published by d. APPLETON < co 2G0 BfoalWay,
Pmochia sermons. by John Henry Newman. D., Fellow
of Orel College, Oxford. The SIX volumes Of .ondon ed
ton in handsome octave volumes of upwards OF 600
.rS each.-SJ.
- tn, Sermons OF Mr. N"wman PRONOUNCED by sev.
eral H our Bishops and Clergy be- superior 10 all Others OF
modern times, The following is one OF the many attrring
Testimonials received by the publishers during teir progress
through The Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

e:y.-Tilt touih Anniversary oi liz A. F. ~ r. Society
and the 9Th Of The y Y. society viii BE- leld tovd-nce
pcruuns on W,ncsday, May 10Th at !; o'clock, r NJ, IN
rh. Methodist Episcopal Church. Ceau between Sprn.
and Broorn. TIL. Animal Report Will b. read and address
Is may. u. expected from several cl.rgymen
s meeting for ladies oaIv will be h-ld The day following
at 10 O'clock A. NJ end At 2. NJ. in The upper Hall ith-
College in Cro>by-slrce door from Spring and one
L,o,i rssl OF Broadway my0 2t'
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tGsfseSRr.WheIeas. advertisements have appeared in
Iapsn Of tins city oilerns for sale Lamps formerly
s SSn as Webbs, with al his improvements Now tins
an S"s 'tsgs ns' by he rs r"" aiS movement
tiISn' Right" securely No person Will be induced 10
es any on, Of hs former Improvements II ;hey vii but
= an and witness the CreI principle OF his Inretsd Cone
SSps For sale only the floSorhic al Lamp Store, NJ"
NsEoadwaY, door SnnIh o.! NoMar-stleel. az stl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

N n Tn'kt NarfliN'U gDuuI
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES, consisting Of French No.
rocco aud KID Slippers Ties and Buskns, made IN the latest
Fnc style good N quality and iown price as can be OBJ
somr aflat H. 10 and ~ shmf' Misses and Chiidyens
Boots and Shoes of al kinds and prices. Ladies will pease
call aud examine ior themselves j. B. MlLLERS,
mi 6scod' i2 Canal between Thompson & Sullivan
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- Anericnn ana Foreign Amti-sIaver,

SOcicty-Tfe Annual Meeting for bushes, VIII b. held Al
tl,r Hall If he Medical COLLEGE" Crosby street, Prince
street on Tuesday Mag 9, at haif seven o'clock
which officers and members OF Tie Society respectfully
invitr,l tu attend.
The public meeting Ill b. deferred nil after tie Of
The DELEGATES 10 thu London toGvcntlou.
b order Of the Executive COMMITTEE.
n,yg 2tis. LEWIS TAPPAS, Secretary.
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DOY WANTED IN a Book-Store-One OF II or
ID Il years Of whose parents reside the CITY Apply
tn s R,ed, Clinton Hal, OF Nsslu aud Berknan