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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14
STATE OF NEW YQRK-IN CHANCERY-BEFORE
THE ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR OF
THE FIRST CIRCUIT.

ARCHIBALD WATT, and others.
IN Pursuance of order of this Court made the above
will be sold public auction under the direction of
the subscriber the Rotunda the Merchants Exchange
the city OF New York Saturday the twelfth day of August
next at half twelve O'Clock all that
twe h ward of the city of New Yar bounded eastery by
Kingsbrdge road westerly by land belonging Peter Meyers
the heir of Jacob Myers and j. b. Lawrence and norhery by
land OF Mott containing twelve and half acre. be the
less
Also all that other piece parcel of land situated lying and
being at Harlem the ward and city aforesaid bounded the
west by kngsbrdge road the north by other land of the
the south by the other land Of the said Myers contain
and sevenyfour hundrehs of be the
or less.
Also, all that other piece or parcel of land situated lying
and being Harlem the ward and city aforesaid bounded
the west by the Eighth Avenue the north by other land
Of the said Archibald Watt the by land of the said Pc
Myers and Charles H. Hail. aud the south by land of
dredths Of an acre, be the or less.
Also all that certain other parcel of meadow
and upland situated the ward and city aforesaid being the
northern of the island in Harlem river bounded the
north and by said and the south and by lands
of Peter Myers, Charles H. Hail. and Peter Myers End
less.
Also all that certain other piece parcel of meadow
and upland situated the ward and city aforesaid being the
southern end of the island aforesaid bounded the and
south by said and the and north by land of the
said Peter Myers and John Myers containing and
twenty-five hunddhs OF an acre. be the same more or less
Dated Goth of July 1913. .,,,,n,,, ,o,,r
Master in Chancery
The above sale postponed until the 10Th the
hour and place mentioned above.
HENRY FULLER, Solicitor augl3 lwec
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DINFI On hFT l..
DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (daily
I'll z TO the removal Of private diseases 10 every
state All suffering under proacted aggravated
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended pacton
ethose abonng under the destructive effects ofmercury
quck and all who the Of disease
lurking in the system consult Dr. b. always with
antee of a
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the sub
ject Of delicate Diseases consult Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Post paid letters describing the Of
dat ce have his prompt attention DR. s tratmet
to suspicion and well known to be safe and
Private Offices 81 Cedar street. doors from Broadway
auI1 Inns
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam sbips,
Ship Masters and AGENTS.

We shall esteem it favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy Of our News Fleet Re-
port Of the Shipping left q the Port WHENCE they sailed the
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and
sending e this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Shp Tuskina-E Townsend and 1856 in the steer
age.
GARTHAeEHA-Brg America-Capt Crosby, c Zachrisson,
,,TunKs IsLAsp-Bng John stevens--W Bascomb and ]
Humet.
LA GUAYRA--Schr Lochel-Qunin Carluck.
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BaRRY'S WIGS AND -CALP-,

A G. BARRY. Artist in Hair, from London The real
Their peculiar eht gossamer and yentatng
being shaped exactly the natural hair grows-heir elasticity
and their superior material and workmanship well their
style of finish and all combine form such
feet heads of hair that they must be be fully appre-
ciated.
new system Of the arr of Whg Making taught in FIVE les
satisfy the s dous that he the best and cheapest
ker in the city lac Broadway of Liberty stairs
auoq xyiss
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IA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
E;M ALAIThe propEietors Sf this Establishment so ia
roughfae between Charleston and Mobile determined
maintain the high reputation for comfort and ibeay OF
rangement which il has long and they trust unde
seryedy enjoyed The buildings, which very sraciou;
the bed both double and single have been eushed
with beds and bedding also with every necessary article
for comfort and The Parlo both public aud
private are large airy and elegantly furnished These ac,li
ties with careful and attentive cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury
the and market afford and the firm determination Of
the propreto to omit nothing that will tend the satssc
to Of their guests will they trust ensure them the favorable
times be IN readiness from the Rail Road
and Steamboats, to the house, free of charge.
w. TlLLEY co. Montgomery June 7, l943
52ms
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NOTICEAll persons having any legal claim against Jas
~ Domnick late of the city OF ~ York. butcher deceased
requested the same with the vouchers thereof
those indebted the estate Of said deceased make
'''''U ~. ~ ANN III DoMINICK, Erx
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rJ,O ARTISTS AND LOVERS OF BOOKs.-As there
Of land which would be dear price,
there books which will be found dear at price
the quality the only proper of cheapnes These remarks
rsstbly suggested receiving from London the first
magnificent project of literary artistcal
prise called Gems cfEur9pean A the best Pictures Of
each containing three splendid steel engang accompanied
by appropriate and descriptive notices and will be discovered
proportions which reasonable purchaser would require This
work evidently published the enlarged demand for
engravngs of general interest and high exceence
public mind familiar with the sublime productions of the
cient in combination with the successful
tons of the modern artists short contain choices
for those who admire the Fine Arts the
leisure opportunity, for brings all the schools
Europe review before the reader In this country where
time valuable this important consideration and
invite the American patrons of the fne this
splendid collection of "geHss."
r. MARTIN & CO.,
Importers Of London Books and EngravIngs
au7 Ctr l26 John st N. Y,
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BELL & HOWARD. Auctioneers

BELL & HOWARD, Auctioneers
% Ann street aud us Fulton street
d OCULAR SALES OF FURNITURE of all descriptions
~ every Wed esdey AVID Saturday
Dry Goods Cothn Fancy Articles Varieties sc &c
Tuesday aud Friday.
Every facility giyea the way of advances hacking
sc. TIIOS. BELL,
aul3 lw' Auctoreer.
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- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
E;H PERTY-A small Farm of about sixteen acres IN the
highest Of cultivation, situated but five miles from
the Hoboken Ferry leading the city OF New York This
property has il excellent 21 story dwesg House. IS
by 2 built the approved style OF the State with
buildings and al other c9nvenences to make il suitable
tdesman residence wishing retire from the bne of the
CITY, and be able within an hours drive visit Ills
house the house night ard momng-lt
also suitable the market gardner small farmer the
time taking boarders iiom the city, But above all this,
what situation for road side which has been known
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
Hackesack embracing the whole Of traffic that
those places the interior OF botn those States New York
and New Jersey. The said Farm will be sold cheap the
sent proprietor having business in England.
NJ BThere Is about six OF first tepotatoes; also
Eve acres of buckwhea quantity of young ffui. &c.
all in fourishng condition. Application be made Mr.
WM MCDONNELL, Auctoneer, III Chatham street, New
York
convenient portion Of the purchase money may
mar on bond and tnorfgy ans IN
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NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS.
DERSONS visiting the Falls, informed that the whole
Of stages and steamboat fares for returning by the
way OF the ST. Lawrence, Montreal Tcenderoga, through
Lake George Caldwells Sl3 IS This is preferable
turning the san again by Utica, SC.
Lake George is but q miles from Sarsogsgood stages
jy27 2taw2wsr
IN PURSUANCE OF order Of the Surrogate the County
Of New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims agans, Peter Murphy, late the city Of New York
gentleman deceased present the with the voucher
hecof TO the subscribers the office Of Edmund s. Derry
No 81 Wall street. the city of New York. before the
eighteenth day Of September next.
Dated New York, the 18th day OF March, lsi3.
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES &. BELL,
Administrators with tbs will annexed,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HIBLOs GARDEN.
% ;4&a tEv ttI.S S's's & w.
m Night tSi SSgf r;$'9F F."'s%n. of
And Ike SSS s1s sls'Si'''
in which will be in'rOdSssd +. Grand Skating ssns by III.
Dancing by sloa s' Martin. Tam aas lat. Mia. Wells
o,o,,u.. . To commence at o'clock.
To be FOLLOWED Sa h a hi. season. A''
soehe JesSma Rave sGs. Lo'nh n.va
L0'sn'lM MIN. a a@sSisi Ra's SS; ,s ,. j's
Half an hours ntermsson will be allowed for pou... ana
Where 10. F Ten. md ss s,1ss Of a, ..
cot kinds. and in great variety. will be found.
Al'.' vA Ns 2; gis;sT!n' called
THE NIGHT OWL.
Mainline the Night Owl, MIR Well,
f i:S:T:'' B'a'nS' d Siss;' h Es.f
m n,oA ner which -, ,,.o.
-" Of new Music
Saturday second night Of the English vsudevis.
IA strct Poce will be N attendance and great
n i'es-s shty Tents May be had the Gardrn during
- 4 limited number Of season 1,cAes. will be dis
" No rostIouemen this es,abshm-at account Of tho
f s s s Soa 'S winch :a u o% IL
Top and s.des, can h o,ened a, a moments uo,,c-
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Eighth appearance America OF the Ese Brothe bsins
BENEFIT.
Mof A2httits u :; SI'''"'a
6, SS:!s nGss rr ;s;;
Dance. During the piece several NJ. ro..r,
Variety of Exercise. BY Amer which, Mr. Loui. Ell.la
previou. ~ vvhi
eeSs ,. A'S;ss ssH ss N sss;s
Doc" viii open at the curtain VIII .s at
aauarter before O'Clock
.HAIHAM THEATRE
SiSaEs S. = sFfss IT,
The aa F%fL sfs 81 t PrPB entitled the
Donald Scotch piper Ls1aos Es Enfield MI Booth
ELLs fitsF T BnRSooF'HhERs,
Having in the kndcst volunteered their valuable aid
:, will appear in some OF their most Astonishing Feat.
% which @ Be- aadsG Mae celebrated s. comedy
SCOTCH. IRISH. 'P EtSSLIsH AND JEW.
s A5SSy 'hs e. s I;.S%,s Mr. tsn.Ss
Squire Groom, the Englishman. :, =, Hunt
AMER ~HsR Mr. e sREsT YVES i the
The deneator Of and Ethiopian Speech
SHAPE si S sf%a v
Sir Frank Brilliant. Mr. Anderson
h ISI BIZ slili nia,ns'''' Mrs g. i 9sSs:
The ;H the public assured
bss. Circle 50 csats-Upper Boxes Q, ceu-Pis is,I e.a
aul2 2tec
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AMERICAN MISkUM
GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR
p. L. BARNUM, Manager.
Now opened to the public Splendid Saloon, containing
articles OF Trade, Manufactures the Arts. Inventions. &c.
making
A PERPETUAL FAIR.
Without charge tor admission
Among the articles already deposited - the Hotary
knitting Room for manufacturing stockings gloves and sver
article OF wearing APPAREL all whos complsts and
seamless! The whole oIeration Of knitting
u Ptkt OkMED BY A DOG!
II will be in constant operation Day and Evening"
THE GREATEST MECHANICAL INVENTION OF
THE ACE
The manager has epgaeed this week the City Bras Band q
Negro Dancer Mr. VIM Cole, the Chinese Nondscrip and
his educated Dog-Great Western the Locomotive inisasr.
&c Brouwer, the Come Sineer-Cerifo, the Danseuss
Abundance TO the Museum. Garden. he. % cenu-Chdrsn
half price
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a MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK-Having compile
ted the repairs and alterations of the American Hotel and
solicit from my friends and the public continuation Of their
adjustment in the city fronts the Park and the Foun
tain immediately opposite The house has been newly
peted and every thing thoroughly repaired.
4eodlm INIT II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-14
AMERICAN 81 FOREIGN AGENCY OFFICE.
No 4 Ann sr NR,u XonK

THE Subscriber having completed his arrangements las
cessor e Il b Tute Esq) is prepared 70 supply News
Agents and Periodical vendors towns and cities with
papers and all the publications of day publishers
charging weekly compensation for services rendered The
facilities offered in having their bundles packed and forwarded
with fidelity and dispatch is obvious need
Agents will please address
GEO. DOEL, No. Ann street. N. Y.
take pleasure recommending Mr.. D. eminently well
calculated TO give entire satisfaction f.. b. FUTILE.
al2
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no ILLINOIS ILLINOIS ILLINOIS! .!-Aay
4reon having Tor sale al low price, from 30 to $50
-~aces of fur land dry and qndulang in Vermou
oyng % ne AW Faton street n " or by hp
Ter paid STATING lowest acre, the loca
ton peculiar quahty and the quantity Of the land; IL inn
proved stating the PARTICULARS Of such improvements the
purposes And also stating the cheapest and direct route
from New York City TO the lands described
N ID. State the quantity and quality of the fencing the
land j22 imsrc
.hGS FOR GUADALoUPE.--The very superior cop.
kETxf Per fastened and coppered French ship GUS.
.,e&A&ErTAVE EDQUARD, Capt Negpt She has very
comfortable accommodations for passengers.
For freight OF passage apply to
BOYD & HlNCKEN,
sul2e &c Tontlne Building, Wall and Water SIS.
S&6 FOR NEW ORLEANs-First Packet Ship
SEIA The first class packet ship KALI lZoo, Captain
A@.kcn VIC Cefren, will meet With immediate despatch.
ms superior ship has unsurpassed accommodation for em
2nd cabin and storage passengers aud only requires be %
amlned IN order 20 command preference For passage Apply
ON board the ship, pier u East River, or TO ,,
JOHN HERDMAN.
81 South It, near Wall St.
~ B.The subscriber will despatch first class shlIs WEEKLY
for New Orleans and Mobile during tbs fall and Nnsrd u~
passage will be AZ tle very lowest rates. AulJec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE Eirfamed and celebrated Pills from Portugal are
a we perceve TO be obtaged 10 this country See sdyeI.
usementson the last column, fourth page
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST IA.


SUN ......5 10 MOON RISES IS
SUN SETS ...6 SO HIGH wArER... 20
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HD"uhtN
INCREASED ATTRACTIONs.,

HO"UktN
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
FREE INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS.
T THE PAVILION Of the Elysan FieIds-Evsy Afes~
A noonA superb Brass Band will be in attendance the
lawn front Of the Pavilion and perform variety Of and
popular Airs Overtures, Marches, &C.. &C.
This additional novelty fariamed beauty Of in scenery
fail increase the pleasure derived from visit this
very favorte
The ferry boats ply Hoboken from Barclay, Canal and
Christopher sts. Fare only 81 cents. aus awsr
NEW MOTIVE POWER
A Engine without Boiler Furnace Smoke PIPE or Chin:
A neyDr Drake will have the honor show the original
working model the motive power which has
much the scientific and mechanical circles OF Ph
adelpha the czens Of New York. for few days, No.
tl4 Broadway, next Canal st.
The will be from until O'Clock, from until
O'Clock, and in the evening.
Admission, to deiay expense Of room, &c., IS cents.
au9 lwissm
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pOYAL MAIL FOR LIYERPOOL,Letter Bags for the
~ Royal Mail Steam Ship Acadia will close at Harnden x
Co.'S Foreign Letter Office Tued,ay 18Th quarter 70
NJ HARNDEN s. CO,
ala 2tec Wall street.
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Hope Soule do; Jane Ross Merrill PHILADELPHIA Norms9die,
Rctsrdsm; Phss,, BsdSd Sss QnssS Vesos R.nlsts
HayTs Rose G9nklng Bremen wnion Russell New York
Nancy Stevens Stevens Baltmoe; Robert Morris Outer
bridge Havana; Democrat. Howes, NYork.
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INDICATED VAPOR BATHS.

INDICATED VAPOR BATHS.
....- Is CoURTLANDT
ESTABLISHED l826-Scarle fever, colds inflammatory
II and CHRONIC rheumatism Sc cured in few days by the
OF J. p. CAROLS Medicated Vapor Baths.
Open from in the morning till nine o'clock at night
Sulphur Baths require hours previous notice Portable
baths part of the city Brooklyn Bathing tubs
and hip baths for hire. aui2 iwec
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BLEACHING POWDER& SODA AsII-Of superior
y quality, In lot, 10 suit purchaser for sale by
ml2 ~ PERssE u BROOKS, 81 Liberty IT.
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STRAW, WRAPPING PAPER-4Ooo reams Crown Straw
~ Paper, for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS,
aul2 81 Liberty ST.
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON Insurance Coz
- New York, Aug. 7, l8i3 :
THE Board Of Directors of the Company have hi. day de-
caed dividend of eleven per cent payable to the sock
holders and after the 10th inst.
Transfer books closed until that day.
GEO II HOPE,
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PECK SLIP DlSPENSARY.
DOCTOR CARPENTER may be consulted usual at his
- old established office, No Peck Slip near Pearl s. Dr.
C. regular bred physician and and obtained his d.
pomas this CITY, in the 1873 under the hands and seals
Of John r. B. Rudgers, NJ D. and John Searns NJ D., then
President and Secretary of the New York State Medical Soce
ty No connection with other Office. ali 3tissec
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DlSBROw,s RIDING SCHOOL
40s BOWERY. r.
Nix. ID. has the honor that bs School WI s
lN the reception Of pupils, daily, Sundays srcsptsd
For Ladies, from A. NJ. 10 = NJ -pu
For Gentlemen, from 10 A. NJ and Jto z VI. -.
Highly trained quiet horses for the road or para 70 e
For terms and particulars apply as above. I'D sm"r
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yI,uE TIMES AND BULLETTN, of yesterday, cont

THE TINES AND BULLETIN, Of yestsrday, contain a
.,,cr,crf I, r-,tic, a which they inform their
de took place he Bowery C9sge and that c. ysnde
Now his is 20 INFORM the Times and Bulletin in particular
and The public generally that alone sole proprietor Of the
Bowerv Cottage and that A. Vandewaer never had
ueycn any shape with either myself the
Cottage and that all the above named publication regard
false PARTICULAR such place
there But the pient editors and reporters Of the above
named papers had been little minute their enquiries
hey would have stated that Vandewaer joumeyman butch
shop where the above named did actually take place,
and that the Sporting CRIB" as they choose IT, would
''''' ''' ~ ' PETER j. VALENTINE.
NEw YORK. Aug. 7, 1si3--au7 iw-m
BLEACHING POWDERS SODA AsII-of superior
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mr. j. EVANS continues the difficult of
- delicate diseases his Old Gaens Head Dspensary No.
100 Chatham He has been practice for the last 40
this city. His and have gained
him celebrity which has induced brace Of beardess
his old stand in Peck Slip but the public will know them by
their black hair and branless SOULS The real old Dr. Evans
will be found 100 Chatham where he has occasion
borrow the name medical reputation of any other.
aui lt-ec
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FOR SALE Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co will sell AZ
L public Auction nth August, their Print Works. in
Railway ~ j. all the machinery, and movable property OF
the company consisting of printing and engraving machines
caenders copper cylinders dye coppes dying and bleaching
apparatus steam boilers engine horse power with
boilers fire engines patent balances iron safe, hydraulic
and common large and small slide lathe with complete
of imported steel and aud old rou quantity OF
drugs suitable for calico printers and dyers tubs casks and
large cisterns, stoves, tables, benches &c
ogues Of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Trussler at the Print Works, or OF
FERGUSON < WALKER,
jyI9 im.r 81 Willism street
SPECTACLES-C. II. PFAUZGRAF, Ocust and Opt
~ can Canal street No. 49, (removed from Broadway 5
has constantly hand large assortment OF Specaces Cor
short sighted and far sighted persons.
Also. every kind Of Spectacle Glasses. au3 lmsec
CLOTH PAPER
~ so reams 40 by 40, polished
30 do 36 by 40 do
superior eH article i fC sae Sy ~ pERssE BROOKS
aul2 m 81 Liberty ST.
STRAW, WRAPPING PAPER--4OOo reams Crown Straw
~ Paper, for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
aul2 81 Liberty St
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTioN CLAIMANTS
Every entitled to the right of presumption any lands
within the limits Of the townships above
qued establish the the satisfaction Of the Register
and Receiver of the proper nd office and make payment
for practicable after seeing this notice. and before
the day appointed for the Of the public sale
the township embracing the claimed, above designated
otherwise such claim will be forfeited. =
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
je27 ltaw 39Octr
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MEDICAL AID.
DOCTOR CARPENTERS old established Peck Slip Dis
- pensay No Peck Slip New York Pearl St Private
and confidential ala 3t*ec
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Posr OFFIcE,l
New YoRK, Aug. 18th, 18t3.
ENGLISH MA1LS-Leiter bags for Great Britain per
IL Royal Mail Steamer Acadia which sails from Boston
the 10th will be closed the Upper Lower Post OF
past o'clock, P. M.
aul2 stec JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM. M.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWSHIP
following Lodges meet at o'clock, p. MI
Constitution Lodge No. Tuesday East Broadway
Washington Lodge, No. 2 Monday, at 800 do do
Jefferson Lodge, No. 3, Thursday at Brooklyn.
New York Lodge No. A. Wednesday at the Shakespeare
Hotel corner william and Duane streets all lm*ec
90 LOST-On Sunday the istha white French Poodle
wv Dog, with red mark each ear and answers the
-l4l1-name OF VETO. He had on brass collar with the
owners name upon IT, Any who will bring him the
Office of this paper will be suitably rewarded auli 3ec
GIL IIALlANIoGp ltaliani di qualunque condizone e
"A loro fg ancorche matt America RESIDENT in questa
piazza compendendos mel loro que della Svizzera
ltaliana Trieste proynce riche Damazia Ragusa Malta
Corsica d. ogni altra contrada Ia d cui ngua Itaca
lnane sias lore goyemo spetvo in Europa nyita
ad un assembled che 81 terra allie settle della del 10 del
Iene Agosto mel ssone Pamo chambers street al d sopa
Del Ca"e per sene dscuere, rigetare, Tor
un pTose,to tendente rndere rspeabe
u oro mono nazionale la oro connazonaa paese
che loro Interest," individual nellie diverse
considerations pubbca private d c godono gil straner d
ogsi altra nazene domcilati ncif Unone Americana.
Nuova York Is Agosto l843. ala 2tec