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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
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From ihe Ladies' Book for February.
WINTER PICTURES.

WINTER PICTURES.
By MRS s. J. HALE.
Gently, as lilies shed their leaves,
When summer suns are lar.
The feslhery snow comes floating down,
Like blossoms in the air;
And DER the earth, ike angels wing,
Unfolding white and pure,
II shines the shield Of power divine,
When faith may read it sure,
That bE who rules the year, can bring
The life, the loveliness Of Spring.
And when the bleak and storm-tob'd day,
Seemed sealed with cares and fears.
Oft through his prison.house OF clouds,
The settling sun appears
And TO The pensive watchers gaze,
beam of glory bears,
Which in the noontde summers prime,
Vie never, never wears;
Like Hope. that pours her light moat clear.
When grieis dark clouds ore gathering near
Even when the winds, like wavering hosts,
The dark night fill with dread,
Still love may trim the genial ire,
The nj nd's rich banquet spread.
And as lfe's storms Of sorrow draw
Kind hearts more kindly near
So netare's cold stern ftown. will make
Dear home more deeply dear
Thus FARM aud HoPE and Love are given,
In Winter Pictures liuined BY HEAvgs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
VOLUME a..
THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE

T. r.bIished every Thursday morning. at TWO
DOLLARS per year, if poid IN odOahce; TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
wear, and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the
wear. No paper discontinued until all arreareees
are paid except at the option OF the publisher.
q7 No subscription will be taken for less period
than ak months.
Advertisements will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square Of sixteen lines, and at
Twenty-Five Certs for each subsequent insertion.
The number Of insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, or copy OF the advertisement sent or
il will be continued until forbid and charged &C
cordineiy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09

is somewhat singular fact, that the
properly purchased by Gibbon, in Ssit
z-rIand, with the profits of his history Of
the Decline and Fall Of the Roman En-.
pire, has fallen into the hands Of gen.
tleman who expends large sum annual.
y 10 the PRONUNCIATION OF the very gospe
which his predrc' ssor insidIously endea-
yored To undermine and that the press
employed by voltaire a. Fetney for print
ing his blssphemies, is Bow used in Gene
va for printing the Holy Scrip'sfss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-03-09
George KGeashGI

ENAS just received fresh supply of Teas and
n IL Groceries which will be sold cheap for cash
To wit: Guupowder, Imperial, Young dyson
and Black TEAS. Loaf, Lump and Brown SU-
CARS New Orleans aod Sugarhouse MoLAS
SEES, Coffee and Chocolate.
A fresh supply of Liquors, such as Madeira
Wine, Cherry Bounce, French Brandy, Holland
Gin, Port Wine, Old Rye Whiskey, Muscst Wine
and 6rsy's Pale Ale, for sale by
GEO. RAENHAL.
October 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

Af1l S.-Jeha Tfsnovs. Isaac Msu.-Thsws an
sctonof rclevn, brought by Meyer Cor recovery Of
skns sent by him 20 Traser 10 be dressed Nes
sever times 10 Trainer return ths furs bat the latter
refused 10 give ihen vr until he p~si lie snbse-
quentr brought thsm cart TO Meyers store In
Maieh lane and offered thsm 70 him together with h
9th charges s@ountsns 20 wa wpcu hsina rad the
Me, refused unless the skins delivered
Internationally Trainer took them away and th@ pre-.
sent action brousht Tor theu recovery. Ms Hcaor
Ia chsrxing the Jury fosk efls and comprehensive
view The law Of lien, snd told thsm bis epinion
Meyers nss IN s'us;ion 70 bring tke present &C.
tanta, Trainer bal legal lien the property that
mskine tender Of the CLAIMED any pss 81 t
10 dives, him Of hs hen but tse Jury coad irom the
evienee 20 the conclusion that Trsinsr sctrd
examine the work. an3see that was prnperiY l~fssr~
81 that crcumstsncr w0uh dives him 81 his htn a..
enie Meyer 10 bring the pressnf scton wnf toey 1911
and scsordngly. The jay retired. ant she,l s'sf "
turned y I'M verdict ior Meyer psm@f tisae -.
flsdson Tor plsinus. y Wilson 'ns ~ e'-"'f ~
d~fuiant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

-lt1r@1rrfffrCrrxZx-
6ty lateniSsnos.

-rpOJ s1sV WY lateAlAx snoS.
The pxMocRATs meet at Tsmmany Hall to-n,shs.
TO- c9nhFm ne Aomlnalion7ot Robert II. Mouis %
q candidate for Mayor, H., .s.,. ,..,..,.
The Bo4Rn or ASSISTANT Abdomen meet. ,h,.
afternoon to pass the election ordinance. ~, ~.
BoARp pr aSilsERyuoss.E-Ataa meeting Of tn.
Board OF Supervisors held yesterday the folowias
resolutions, presented BY Alderman Davies. wers
unanimously adopted TIL pnt,5ara .orree sf ast-..
Resolved, That the Comptroller be directed to psy tn.
expense incurred in the purchase or school house lots
and erecting schoohosss, whsnsvsr the pur.
thsstadte aad the Title thereof Vested X The city and
county of New York upon the cerncatsof the counsel
70 hs that the sauss - vested Tres ami csar
Resovei rhaeths Comptroller be also air sctsd ID pay
act b rs csrsa:d I. e rec, s. s. IL: q.
commss'Snsrs and inspectors Of common schoo Of the
to be .te. signature Of ne resident and secrs
/ SpIclDAs-Ata late hour last evening. the Cero-d
ner was called ,oshold an inquea on The BODY Of
Mrs Greens of IA Walnut sire stg who had commit
7 ted suicide by taking audansmgo The cause We
were unable to ascertain, o&insto the atenen Of
the hour.-saKst sdsiaszis "di go Sotrtn0 'ni eac,
!. NoMNArIoss --Ffenvy wv Ronhei1 y the present
Alderman ot the Thrtesnth Ward, and Peter Es-
qa.T9 ,h s As sS pkg beea fore
sleevef for CAector, and War ~ Howell and Patrick
,RaaertY.io Assessorsone yi,sd- hns y,;7csalA W
i ESCAPED FROM PRIsoN.-On Wednesday last ono
Of lheeopyict wo@en of tbs, female wison at Sing
Sing, named Ann Foster, dressed herself in the at
tire she wore on going to prison, {hsving full access
ito tho u nder Keeper's spavtmeifts wardrobe, &cy
and taking some $50 500 of one Of me assistant
front door. she REPAIRED to the landing and on the
arrival of the steambdattook passage Tor III city,
,withouts it would seem, being nsse 10y any Of rho
officers Of the Prison, "A liberal reward has been
offered for her arrest Sp indefatigables, stir your
- Common Council. la,.,no .tuav
y Arm 6-JoINr BALLOT The following ,persops
appointed nSpeetorb Of Election At ensuing Charter
Election, in ps Of Those resigned, follows q: "d
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LATER FROM ALBANY.-Pullen 81 Copp, and Pom
eroy 81 Co., arrived last evening, a day in advance
of the mail, and gave plenty of Northern papers.
The Albany Argus of yesterday gives the annex
ed: = '---' 80
In the Assembly yesterday, the bill to repeal the
compulsory provisions of the inspection laws, passed
in committee Of the whole, and was referred with
view to extend the principle TO the weighing
guaRing, measuring, &c. OF merchandize.
The bill TO provide for the appointment Of three
additional inspe ctors OF -four in New York. was
amended by the adoption OF a substitute reducing
the fees OF inspection a,out helf--and the bill
was then laid on the table
The House also broke ground on the jury bill, and
the New York ward bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

I FREsHEr ON THE CRoToS.-We take the follow
ing from the Westminster Herald OF the 9Th inst. -;
The rains Of Tuesday last, and the melting of the
large body Of snow then on the ground, produced a
tremendous flow Of water, in all this region. and
vast damage was done to the roads, bridges. fences,
&c. in every part Of the county we have heard
from On the Croton River, one bridge, near
where the old wine factory stood, has been carried
awav and Others at Whitockville, Cross River, on
the Bronx, the saw mill and other streams, have
been swept away. The famous Crotoa Dam, we
understand, has stood, entirely unframed amid the
rush OF waters, which in the opinion Of some, equal
led in quantity and force, any that had preceded.
engineer mr.. French, for their unt,rlng assduty
and scientific knowledge in the work The high
bridge over the Croton, near lis mouth, also stands
firm and no serious Interruption of the mail between
New York and Albany has taken place since It's
completion. This also shows the wisdom and DIS.
erection Of the Commissioners Of Corlandt in locating
it at that point 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

Mag ath M.s,, n Bod sssin@ hsesvf Vhss-.--
This us an action rsrfhs reoFers eiths .mo"u' ~
note of sss "a Of which Ar ohaI- a. en-
.sas - a.,.,cs . a. the pies q usury The plain
80 -. he ssand snf haf ~ discounted
the note Of the rsular less ste ms.s - se.sg'
n.Iy glyen Ia fs.or Of the pisfnfH fer the Pt, No
49,. y Yer ne trft. T. w. WhHe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

TROUBLE ON THE BoRpER.-The Canadien of last
night contains an extract from letter from NADIA
waska, giving information of some fresh troubles in
that quarter. Sezures of individuals, for some
cause not there given, have been made by parties
side, and one of our deputy sherifis has been made
aprsoner, and is now under baI to appear shortly
at Bangor, and stand hIstrlal for some alleged OF
fence The same authority states that a Captain
Standardization of his having taken possession OF
portion Of the territory south Of the river ST John,
and of his determination to maintain his position
there Dispatches on the subject, ~ s said, were
forwarded TO Sir w. Colnbrooke on the 10Th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

AxsH,oss HorsL-Hon. Judge Thompson, u. =. CIR.
cult Court, Hon Heman Allen, vermonti Hon. w VIII
liams. New Lopdon, Capt. A ssW corps 81 xnxi
peers, Lisutx Lucius Piikin, w Rirhsn, w Msck
n tHupt, Col J Crane " : ArHvi George 0smhisr.
Esq England; g He v1ri, Esq Charleston, & Cart
Lindsay, u Marine Corps.
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'''i"D TO THE LADIES.
INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
Al BEATTY, considered n esnnec ton with DR. FELIX
0OURAUD'S POUDRES SUBTILES. '""i p

ri'i"y TO THE LADIES. !,
aStaSSSs $SSSSss sSsTTs; Win
The sculptor whose study initiate the exquisite work
snd H. II model az:
#
and 81. g % M S as
s s: Sc: l s ss
a:ss !. y Dr. SasS Ts
the lip when annoying short hair the back Of
mech a.:
8 sE$ Al
ma 81 ssss: .s:
neck and arms and ectng healthy juvenile
= aS9TExgg,s yEo!ETAsLE, ROUGE ....,. e
rubbing linen cloth. 50 cent,
.. ''''' gouRAups BLANC p'EspAoNEI.
ne 10 the e ,o %
eny entering into combination for this purpose Put in
Nh. Boston New
Ss;' fEsssG as%%1sn ss
ts Gssss EsS
i's ss;Eias s.
Jsss Sss Ss:s
g Chestnut street, druggist; Hsrrsburph
Robinson periodical agents Paubpyh. fu,te Cipsinna,
p C. W arlington, seby Parker; Alexandra c. C. Berry;
Md, Baltimore 9. 8 Hance. &c. BE.
mica invention for racstg ,uPeuous hair,
attained The h2b and
excited the cupdity Of Of base
tempt snatch from the the recompsnse for his
that every bote Of the Perdre Subtitle and Felix
Doctors fac simile engraved wrapper Diree-
tons, French and English, accompany each bottle =
CosmetIes 81 Walker street, door from broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

He,ore Recorder Tsnnssre. Juass Lynch. ss Ahsr
80 men Purity ant LEONARD
ApsIL 9Th Case Of jean .ihsrn-Th sGgsmeDt ~ the
csse was conc lnded yesterday. and the hscerdsr VII
charge Che Jury this morning q, n O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

NEW SEED STORE.-Early ash eaved Kidney Potatoes
all who have tried them pronounce the earliest and
Ss1s ones Early Early Ws.hnx.s. Es.v
Early and Late Beans Early York Early Baeea, Early
Heart DTmhesd. Savoy and Red Pckng Cabhases Early
and Late Caahowers White and Purple Cpe Brecco Ra-
ssn C. q Beet P.rs1p onion and AL other Vegetable
NAL Flower Seeds; Asparagus Rhubarb Globe Artichoke
Roofs 600 Green and Hot House Plants Of descriptions
Trees Of every description warranted true TO their
liberal discount those who quantity Bouquets
of the migrant and delicate Flowers the shortest
notice BY calling he large Green Houses end
10Th street, the Conservatory. Nibo's Garden. 4, a.
a26t-r y M NlBLO * Dun LAP, SIG Broadway.
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY-Wilt on, Brussels and Ingram
in the neste: manner and at moderate price, by
api imsr = a. MIRA. BOLTON, SEQ Monroe street 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06
BILLIARD SALOON. - 49,
NO. Barclay STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
TIE AMERICAN HOTEL. - d.

BARtE Tax sXTEEETX THfS p9oRs BELOW
I. ,s! wv Ss Ss $S!
separate aparimentswo i. ne fent
81 ss ss ' III s.
& s, vii N @
si;'si f's iss;'
a Bar w;y Be- With the ssy Wns and
MT o %is ID, not be
70 Gentlemen WIN please to csnmunicate any neglect of
'. :, ' ' sa'''''''' FRAScIs MoNTEsyEnDE;
SoniseSonsI.. . Division street 5sv. bIonsh. FORT;
another delicious compound TO crafty the sweet teeth and
o1.m q eonfee.ousrS is ssff
MFOkLANT TO OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WI w at s III, D and roTs ,S
f.os Of person: wishing iorsm to der friends in Eas'ana
ssI The s.yal Mail ''''m' orLi' ool
'''' '''' '''''n ''p'' % HARNpEN 4 CO.
As'a' tkG 1s1"scMAMttMAkSS N sNTs CO.
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
suoscrbers will send through from this city,
10 q she above named and places, the
s ;gss Ss.
them. !, PTMhVr,V T. ~ 49, ="
b. Immediately on tho opening or lake ma vieaon the
Sc and continued throughout The entire season.
press ~ ~ m ~ -
A p phE ss TBS IN NEW YORK AND NEWARK ET
,ubssben hass stabishsd an Express between New Yo
aud Newark =, Ter The taanuInsson spe edy delvs
md bills and all other busncs sppertninno 10 ~ ,
Orders for article, 70 be returned By the ESpren VIII
delivered free of charge. w" W
0mss u New York az NO Wall street and in Newark "a,
Leave New York at m A. Al N Ling md tHPM.
disco ADAMS &co
TNsEED OIL-65 casks superior guilty Enerh Lnseed
- Oil now or wharf sale il lots purchnsrrs
by. 80 ~ W00DHULL MIkTURNs,
AIR 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

INANTED-A stsa ion as q rieper by julius w. Paulsen
~ amarlea man. with small family Who was -four
gardener TO j. a Perry. Esq, Brookynt Having
these ten ye past made the aud ashectpIe OF
green and his particular he recon-
neud hp sssviees eltsr TO DESTROYS oereeting
ew geeeTbogsts whefe choice collie oa Of
70 ns he also table xndener For refer
epces apply p A. PsIy Esq No 70 Broadwavyos Samuel
ate xsps e Wa street. few lines adore s.ed
Wvra care Of he German socety los FpltSn
WAfNslTEg, "a SITUATION young man q ie,Ssc,,
wis bockk He bss Recommendations both abih
ny ard charm tsr SALARY 10 mot 81 aach importance
MEDIATE EN- loyment Apply TO s. this Office as 2te.e
VAHD1WANTED- sAnypcssoh A.inv aIosif ysri q IT.
AZ reasonable rent 81 tenant by undressing
ne stating terms and Box 1870 Unper Post
ne the ast rfer below Chasm ST. would pc pre-
scho Furniture for sale a, 1875 Bovey opposite Spring
PERSONS IN " INT OF uch may hear Of bargain BIZ applying al
y a FEW GETLEMEN Of STEADY haSIr can be accaipp,o.
dated with good board and pleasant rooms IN pvae fa.
w. at M Fuiten Also few day boates can he
modsted on the Iss rssslpse term "A sos oand bcdsoom
TO let. with or without board ANN s3 zee
RAREa CHANC Etc DIuasists and IN ysics an,-A
sale Very ow Il 1. situated n one Of the most foushias
in tho United States about hours tide from the
OF New York The oeou ans wishes
other and % one wssng to engage IN the
made yey FSr fp paiticulas enquire p E.,
NJ CT1CE-Al Grocsr DO are opposed u violating The
~ Sabbath by opening their Tat day. are
to meet at III. Military FALL 1893 Bowery, Frdsy a.
N o'clock NJ to taRe into ion the ectssity Of
that dy be cted and udiciously enforced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

COMMITTED. r7Mr, Cooke. who lately killed Mr..
Gardener in Norfolk, has finally been committed to
Prison for trial. its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

.,HsA fHl~s PAreR-m bales OF very superior qasilty
snssls of hoass. add sh,ps bouons for sale hv
~m cotlf>sk co - scrst %:
POkTUGUtSE FEMALE PILLS.
rTWN~t hffawed ard esshst.d Pills from Portngsl. arc
- gsscsgs u BE- o1IA4st ~ tis couluy. Sscsd's.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06
lHMEEYkTEAAST SN3NcDsEHA .I ESE II
CHEAP CASH,
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

03 John ssvee (ue9r WiftaM)
subscriber respectfully friends and the
rubc generally that he has opened
Cheap Cash System, where gentlemen will always find
and fashionable Assortment of Colhs, Cassmeres and
ngs which will be made up order Ma styie of m and
kmanship surpassed BY other estabhment in the
at the following low prices - -
: presso Frock Coats, any color, from 81 to SIS
eshnc do DO. I'D 10 to Is
X 10 OF wool Sack, or Fancy lassimerca StO s
X u OF Sam, Silk, Valentia, Velvet. Hc., 3to 5
,st received splendid sssormentof Spring aad summer
DIS, a. extraordinary pnces. .,. 10. O tfistts
y Gardener furnishing their own goods can have t..em
= and trimmed at the lowest possible prices fer Cash
Q lmec y - JAMES LACY.
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FASHIONABLE FURNISH
.a ING STORE. ~ ..l ~ ;"

DARsELLs & AGATE, Old Established Manufacturers
rich and IL. foS ing sshonabs goods
S ss sn & and %sh .D st sDs
,t, Of c.srsS 'sa plain Enfl.s lin aud .a., ,h ~
smss ised india and Tarn bema ior mnss;s,s
adv made and muslin shirts, made in the most fashions
sss ss s;G aoss
psss as4asn snd
snufacpre geniemer q. d.essmg sowns hosiery, linen
s, canes. money ber, and under garments Of 's' me-
S Fs sI'
me and T. s
aud tastes Of their they hope
~ = ~ =, rE PAIRS s A 4; sS
OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS. %.
FfAsr N's ss. I: sS;s
n
Cd @ he pubic before which mos, psse%
I ;ssssf s
S hs
Dunsspes; also large and varied Of French
Offer such low prices sa;uls FER the
tSsif eomnsnd. md o5.sis he prssSsss.
Shs'i s ssI s Modes.
Cspal street. Mad has also received assortment Of
He'd complete. Ei'i . m 2slmsr
\ IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION FOR THE
ALADIES.-MRRLOVE,C Corset Make No Sc Lispensrd
calls hs stiou Of ladies' her important invented Al
minai Supporter for the OF the health and
ugtn during pregnancy. This Abdominal Supporter has
led olth ths fullest appreciation Of the eminent Med
from the satisfactory resuIts those ladies who have
them IL perfect in its nppiicaios, acting support
preventing alsnaia the usces, and he
and austaon Of the whole during
thing thai has ever been invented offers decided
ntnges Tor n'goraung the against dent
&c pen2d Of se,taen the time preserving the
FORM Country msrchans and city retailers supplied ad
tageous terms Mn l. at the time calls their at
ton 70 her Improved Shoulder Elastic Braces for misses.
ng the long required desdcratum Tor the of the
st Mrs H. has secured patent She beks refer rela-
to the above to s wing eu,insnt Of the Medical
Glnsn Nj De- Professor PaKkcr, M D., DR.. sten, A. G.
ste, NJ NJ. ). W. moore, j. Neilson, NJ. D., J. w.
ncls. VI. y. m20 lrnr
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% PULLEN ~ COPP, Wall street. aas
s la 5&2

NEW YORK ALBAHExx, p TEEs9y AND MoNTREAI
M'';T Hs yods cS HAVING sgs,ss Of Their ssss
ssrs, the old conductors of HaInd-n 4 Co.'S Northe
Exnler, from, Nsu Yori. VIII eon.inye TO- az
soanssia Toy WI Jacob. Siesssl Express, VIII
Sc, to any place boswscn New York and Montreal nod
throughout the Canada Also East from Troy and Albsny
Boston. and West from Albany to Buffalo. la . nif
AZ businsss entrusted 70 their ebags g' be promptly at
Il rotes drfu stances &c. and prompt returns made for
fN.tu Iit' Ni ftHt.iNffNl .itIf'iN ''|
M s,,, iii ~ :taih 4dl PULLEN & corr. 1'd
Ohces-Pnlien Copp. Wallstrset, New York..
go Tbos. 0ough, Is Exchange. Albany. .lfI Dill. tua
y" q. Ellkins, 22s Riysr street, Troy. :.
'n '' SJacobs EXchapge Copr, st Paul at, MohuelJ.
b.. .ud $500 e1H REFEkENCES T77'''-77''
ls lNrw Yoax sa,y III ALslrv7 lnsol tat Troy ns
Prime, Ward King =. J. Humphrey. yno. Payne lo
Jacob Little, 4 Co, Thos. Cough. 80 p. Wells, . nn
John T. Smith, 4 Co., t . Il, ft~ Dina. X. Stow. IA
Pepoon X Hoffman, !, e, 3. Douglass,
Carpenter Verfnfye '' w" ''' y. Leake
HOughtOn y Co. N 90
Drew Robinson q Co. w lNg Hron11 IU d. n24
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|ND0N AND MANCHEsTEK INDIA kUB

IHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. . Wall street. TIL
sphscnber has received and ocu for sale large
ass and Cspes, ofsupencr Lama Cashmere Lama Perssn
mo and Cotton, Of ali colors and si1cs :.
oth-indis Rubber wster Proof sspcr Lana Lam, FER
. and Gotten, prepared fortailors. p
! sr~y CHA9 huI(AAAMSnN
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to- HARSDEN & Co., gave us Boston papers of Tues
day. ahead Of the mail as usual
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NAvAL,--!The brig Boxer, Lieut. Bullus, was 1t
Nassau, N, p, on the Dist ut r.,..a. .....-, F.. u.
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Common Council
,nA EMN,ylAJ

Arsm 6-JoINT BALLOT The following persons wss
appointed 1nSeetorb OF Election At the ensuing Charter
ElsctionNn place Of thsse resigned, follows IL 20"
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IA IL i ms CASH TAIL OKING
EST BLIS INVENT

lsA " iiiiam Street, Cornew Of .ann SfSsei
decidedly the cheapest in the city There IA ,,,,yt
ss cstock Of seasonabls goods purehased Cor cas
will. made mp to order the style Of ahe It. tr,m
&C. III has given such general satsfaetios du rnq M
our yeai aud POSITIVE saving OF 20 per cent
ntlo requested to call and sranins Those VIII
| sf ia -slr gOOds. have them
MADE AND TRIMMED. 81,
Go.s nsds and i~SS IN 90
psuts epd Yeats 80. 80 80. rs to o.
Over Coa<s:... -. ~. ..,-'.....' % to II 60
Sm MICHAEL. T.. MARTIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-06

80 FAaM FOR SAIL cOnsinipg IS acres the greater
Sfpan of which is meadow aud plough land wha good
and pumbs, aud other fruit The buildings, consisting OF
good barn house, carage house corn CRIB and sheds
water at the doors saancency Of 6rewoodi there psysr
farm & snaed about three miles from Etizabeh town. j
the road West, ID and within hundred yards
Railroad Any further DESCRIPTION ne. .sary a.
|pI,ce psrr'cular arpy John D. MURDOCH tie pre-
mis-. Jane Diff, No l48 Risington street, N Y.
IN New York being wthin hours ride Of the
city. Msrch 18TH 1873. m2o 2wsec
MR3. n FURLON0, 49, Broadway, door ABOVE
u Grand street, and 26 y Bowery, t6uccsnor A. J. En-
s formerly A. A. Motif will Paris Millinery Tues
Law. Arr Ah. b. .t...t ~ eill In3i 6tsr
MISS GUN No go B,o.dvav, hree doors below Grand
WI the ladies' that viii open sute Of
o. Fnench Millinery Ihursd AZ, April s.h Wksn abe
e,pec'f lily solcts .heir kus attention and continued
,atronsre. ..a ~. l. M1.I :