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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

THE SUBSCRIBERS have JUS, se.'ysd frp% Gst~.nX
AIR TIGHT articles, called ANHYDRINE, for which "a
tents have England and Germany, They
are vastly superior 70 THOSE manufactured BY the aid
Of India rnb.sI from WHICH they oy os'ng ger
gong alteration whatever by change ri smprIatrncc-
articles ured th wool cotton sk
&c, of which be mad CLOAk.y HUNilN&ggALS-
r.Ts, CATERS, APRONS. MILITARY TEnM,INSs,
HAT ASp ,S soSs .1.d r.s eDs sS
rhsumatism; AIR CUsH ONs PILLOWS, MATrRES-
WAGON COvE'RS, for the USt. OF RAILROADS and
20 all kinds OF vehicles and boats Also for BAL
fluids chance OF LEAKAGE They have sso
If this DanusctuI. eat article OF SAIL CL,Ih.
winch will the pass,g OF will last longer be lEhtsf
han ordinary sail cloh, and require les, ombss 81 h..ds
uice supercse ot. material Indeed hs a.aal
IMPLICATION Of tie NhYDRI must be amos u.lmt d
be omitted thai this article adisoiy
adaptrd for leather beds; the spstou from
diseased healthy so injurious and destructive
athers will under be psvs ted from penetrating and
'''"'' ~ PFEiFEE ISeNAFN,
uls im..c 20 souh William
- NEW STYLE OF CHILDRrN's VELVET CARS
-The has large and beautiful sssortneqt Of
and Boys CAPS Of the lac sshon which be
will sell cheap other sstabli hneBt in this city
tys of glazed caps Also hand large soppr
mole skin and fur hats. Of beautiful hnish for sale
Fancy FuuA o constantly hand large assortment OF
Muffs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very lo~ p1es
B1be CAPS he subscriber took the prsmium az the
aH ali OIL '"e nA''e" ~ WIN BROWN,
mao ,msr los Chatham St. Opposite Roosevelt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

A CARD.
VISITING s ind eons and
FL 't To = Rfo usE
223 Chestnut street, above Seventh,
M, in. cod lm.r 'hDf- hHliRtffiwELL. p.oprs.or
IMPORTANT TO iNvALlDs AND yIsITkRs TO
80, PROG RESS HOTEL,
d,.sd up s;:sa.s sse;iss tSs sssay
rsve"inE tim ~ attendance business Evsy attention
promised by the to meet the satisfaction Of their vs
% - CHARGES
Boarding for single ~ 90 day
for two or three persons ia one room 81 30 day
With families particular asrement may be entered into
BLQmolbustet are running from morning ~ night he
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
puSe @ ts ..e Sus SO Son % h and
@ H ' %
C. .esf sfs% S9f nc .
Of the revenue officers;
the Spanish Consul the Of embaIkation obvae d
'I al Since e. - i WILLIAM FULTON.
80 MADAME SUTTON,
street, T. Js sISrS arL ,mr
an 'G ;s uSs as
order. Tor Sotlen Band wal, Fsa.; &c.
Orders for J. X viii also be received Mr.. w. Dubois Mu
sic Store. 2S3 Broadway ne lmsTc
ITALIAN MUslC.-MR. MANNING, Twenty year. resi-
on S The sG Faeh M
English singing, and the fashionable style Of plano
Mr. NJ has permission refer the following sentienen
j. NJ VAIN wright, D. D.; Messrs. Rowland Aspnwali
F. Schroeder D. D.; Mr. J. T Brigham; F L. Hawkes. D. D.
MI Nj resides at 2so,I Hudson street, near Spring Sc
1901 MUSIC FOX PAR TIES.
HESSRS. q. WEISS 4 FIR. GRAMBSS, Professor OF
M Music RESPECTFULLY TO their patrons the ladies'
Music for Private Parties, Soirees Sc
pes1eey ST. ao az Mo Mpsic Saloon s
at Mr. Jolie'. Music Store, 3s5 Broadway M imFr
MUSIC.
MESSRS. SCHNEIDER REBHUN, Professors OF
l Music late of Saratoga Springs respectfully announce
parties soiree erensdes &c. during the ensuing
forming the most II odern and popular music: ....
their present residence 50 Crosby n2l imsI
DlSBROW'o BID Nc .ChOOL.
Ia. NS BOWEaY. ...
EOR LADIES from A. NJ, to 3 r daily.
For Gentlemen to and 7 to ~ P. M daily
LEcrvRE LEHoss EXERCISE RIpIFa.
10 Lessons 50 90 20 Rides $40 %
Single do 90 Jingle do... '..... Is
The Dressing aud Drawing Rooms are well warmed, and
Gentlemen Keeping their horses on livery this estabs
ment will have the privilege Of riding them in thu School,
FULLER'S GYMNASIUM,
No % ANN STREET NEAR NASSAU.
VIZ FULLER rsrec, fully informs his friends and pupils
W.. that the Gymnasium i. now open daily and Will be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01
IINITEO STATES DA0UERRIAN IALLtRY.

LIMITED STATES DAUUEKK!AN tfALLtFI, Y?
~ Brondw way; up sei - HlTE would ree fully ca
the &c and visiting the city TO his
splendid collection Dagueroty single or soap.
from fourteen on the sane pI WIN Tor
beauty and accuncy Of e cation he surpassed For
ais in all kinds Of weather, either with without
colors. -. -.
The American ln.tst. at it; late e-hie ION awarded NJ
aud general effect which bat another proof Of the
surrr,crity Of his po traits.
Mr. White 10 New York for the superior
imported vermau Csmaras other in
his city or State tn be obtain d
~ 81 ported irmsn Camars also French and Amer,
can 'strume . OF the qusiity with
Chemicas Polishing Materials &c Ac slWsvs on h.rd 70,
sale = he lowest prices n75~-m
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pREMIIIM HATS AND c

PREMIUM HATS AND CAPS
n SUPERIOR Molsskin, Nutra and silh Hats, Cloth
and Velvet Caps Of the subscribers manufacture a.
iona was awarded by the American n.tine at the late AIR
n this city for beautiful pecmrus Of Moleskn HATS and
po ma awarded for specimens OF cloth and
svet cara On hand Urge Assortment OF has and Gags;
r,ons ia want his line re.pectfuy solicited
y, 1,vnr him win A call WILLIAM bANTA,.
49, No Canal 81, CO. OF Wooster street,
sosI Imsm and No 100 Cha'ha street
- ANTtHUMBUo sToRE.-LIvE AMI LET
LIVE "a the old enc usive o. STORE No ~
Nv. tho od,ou practice OF cal lug pyoa CIR
sons the sre ler e) s obi ned Wstss
ROOT B o in This Of tn sest m.e iai .nd
warrant at m rnsog from thru to ilsn beng
me two d.i,rs wer than geaefJly oetured
EQUALITY eols de- ed IA uis city n%3w'r
- BOOTS AND sHOEs-wILsON T. JOHN
SON, Successon John HutchmRs. deceased,
ON hand Cor sale, from the best asnuac'ories IN s
.fanty- --..S
100 Fine
1000 Pair Morocco Buskins.
1000 Ladies' Fine slippers.
1000 Children's Shoes, varlous coiors
100 Womens and misses Caters
1000 India Rnbbers, trimmed and plain.
For sale in lots pufchssers, az Their storv.
100 CHATHAM STREET, opposite Roswell
NIB The heing until 10 O'Clock the evening,
yes merchants opportunity TO goods
-bcir Leisure. .i... u e. or imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

rSJA ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW Or
nN LEANs-fhe following first class packets will sail
.punctually advertised, weather permitting or pas
S aye free, viz - -,
The 10 Is VILE, Capt Hunt on the 10th Nov.
The LOUISA, Cap. Leavitt on the 9TH Dec.
Ihe PAN IlEA, Capt Deons, on the - Dec.
Tue OF for cabin second cabin
aud passengers such al every
G mfort 10 pass engers during the voyase f...
The shps this liue have commenced their regular
trips aud will sill puncua five days thrcuehou the
season Ia therefore rely not beng d.ain
The price of passsgs being very low those wishing to
berth Of he above packets do by applying to
".l w. x J. Il. TApSCOTT, A. their
General Passage Office, % Peck slip,
uoo corner OF South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

,ox- FOR LIVERPOOL-The New Line REGULAR
s&4 Packet 18th December The new and very splendid
N3SkS. Ne " York built packet ship LIVERPOOL, john
Eddge master 1850 will sail as above, her regular
day -LL--, 49,
modatinns, apply the on bard west side Burng
slip, OF 10 WOoDnoLL o WIN q, SoNnS,
The new and elegant racket ship Queer of the West Philip
aster 1850 will succeed the Liverpool and
81 az H. regular day 10th Jan nary, 1874 n28r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

Az FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet OF q; of Decerr Der
MF TIE ,plendid yell known ard magnificent ship RAP
iksAss AHANNOCK. 1900 tons Capt Drummond i'll sail
tor cabin second cabin and the
cabin aud being houses Thoe
visiting tn c country will fno the kaprahannocs mott de-
5r"b CONVEX ance or nass e. earl spp sroad be
W. u d II Lar oSOl Il, - Ieck
n2fr c0rnef Sou th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sszNe-, 1 ,FREiGHTISS , E0R R,N WHEELING,
apdsss;d for o. 81 Il Siss sf ys;,' 1as
from city To rltIspurg this method Of informing his
friends patrons that having made extensive
for forwarding merchandise railroads and
WACO during the season. to the West! he = nov pre-
Baltimore and Cumberland Psburg via Philadelphia and
the Chambersburg Railroad All goods entrusted his
rates either of the above points the Ohio River Also
Baltimore Wheeling, making ia
AL days from this city Wheeling The business will be
con ducted by
VIM. Tyson, No 10 West street New York
Bingham Brothers, 276 Market street. Philadelphia.
James Wilson, North Howard street, Baltimore.
Holiday Egerton, Cumberland. Nc; ...
James II Forsyth & Co., Wheeling. Va.
YIN. Bingham, Pittsburg, Pa .
Goods intended for the Wheeling should be marked
New aud Wheeling Line, of James Wilson, Balt
and those for Psburg Bnghams Line as heretofore
WM TYSON, No. 10 West street. ". Y.
New York Nov 20, is g. NIL lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

SkR PACKET FOR BRISTOL-With Immediate
kfN De.pstch-1he well known fast sailing bark cos
,6k&1sMO, Capt. Ouerbridge will meet with immediate
despatch for the above port.
She has od accommodations Tor cabin second cabin and
setge passengers Those about going to the old country
will find this desirable opPo'tuny APppSstion without
n25 - Peck slip, corner South street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

BANK DErALcNrloNs AT ST. JOHN, n Bit
appears, b. the ST John New Brunswlcker OF the
ID instant that the Teller Of tho Bank OF British
North America, in that city, has recently been
discovered to be dcfaultcr to the amount OF
about 1000; the Teller of the Bank OF New
Brunswick, to the amount Of :fl,2l7 Us. Cd.
and the Cashier OF the Commercial Bank, to the
quite respectable amount of fl,325. This latter
o,,Lvnniud, Du, IL oeatns. lent,
from time to time, by the Cashier TO his brother,
the Chamberlain of the City. The delmquents
have all received their walking tickets, and
Their deficiencies have been made good by their
sure;cs
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SItsrarp Notices.

\ NaRRaTIvE OF TRAVELS THROUGH ARMENIA,
gren1srAy. PERSIA AND MgsAPorAMrA, with an
Introduction, and Occasional Observations upon
the Condition of Nfal.oirInedanism N those coun.
tres: By Rex HoRArIo SoUTHGArE, lllnstfaleH
with Steel Plates and Map" mas Just been pun
lished by Appleton & Co IN two far duodec',ios
Of $50 PAGES for ) cents. THIS for a coPyflgh'
hook Is cheap, and the information II contains
renders it a highly desirable work, especially ioF
,bose interested in Oriental affairs or the cause 81
Missions. The Introduction gives rapid sketch
Of the origin and character OF The Mahommedan
faith. which the succeeding Narrative serves
strongly to illustrate.
II LECTURES on MAcpLESisH; Its Nature,
Extent, Effects, Guilt, Causes and Remedy By
Rev. RALPH WARDLAw, d. D., Glasgow , First
American from the Second Glasgow Edition. has
ius, been published IN small l7mo Of III pages
by J. S Redfeld, Clinton Hall 1t Is an able
earnest, and eminenliy judlclous dissertation on
one NJ the most dreadful and destructive wees 10
which Humanity IS subject treating 1t with great
faithiuness, yet in manner offensive to no gen
uinc delicacy. We hope this little work VIII be
widely circulated for must be efficient IN awaken
ing the public mind TO the horrible infamy OF the
Libcltine's career, and the awful abyss OF degra-
dation. crime and torment INTO which he Plunges
his victim and ultimately himself. 1t cannot be
that this bool. can be widely circulated without
leading to energetic acton against this monstrous
vice from the pure and philanthrorc
aTux LIFE OF THE Rev. T. 7. THoHAsoN' NJ.
A late Chaplain TO the Hon East india comPa-
ny By Rev. sAnaFs1, NJ a Author OF Me
NOR Of Henry Martyr, has iust been issued IN
the cheap form-by Appleton & Co.-3'6 pages
for IS cents. 1t is the life OF Christian Ms
sionarv-a devoted, resolute successful one-and
to the lovers Of Christian HeFoism must possess
strong attractions.
II Dr. FRANcIS MALLORY of Virginia, late
Tyler NJ. c. We hear is 10 be sent out Resident
Minister a, Constantinople.-T Captain IS night
=. 4 4 F.rl,i. ,.II ',lrr ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

TnE BANKRUPT Law susTA!Nrn.-The decision
OF Judge Wells, District Judge for Missouri, that
the late National Bankrupt Law was unconstl'a-
tiona, has been reversed by Justice Cotren Of the
Supreme Court, at his late Circuit held at ST.
Louis. The Constiutionality of the bankrupt
Law is therefore every where established,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11
myt laW3w

- TTr fu-E. j itr 'iUjIIIy q NE t'.,q,gss
"9rrthtei superior 10 aAy heretofore used Tor W.. -
All persons GesTou, Of testing The gl.r lus and
Q" tfes- oyer hald made SHOES By seeding 8 5y r1a
WISE, 100 lbs a.sGred shoe VIII Immediately bs -
21isrd, by applying rh- subscihcr the Togs &
Kellogg q - Warrens, Hsrr * LESLEY J 6. Hssp.
tii~r roy, Lewis Benedict Co. John TUw1se19 4 81
P,eri9' Z Co., New ok; Charlie SGuth BcstD9j ~
y w J0"es fFhiAfrp i.'a, ana +. Pptts BiotheAp@~
where tifEef i.!orm4u1n may be had on ,l- .as.as g
HENRY Bbhges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

u Coleman and Auble, the persons arrested
in Warren County, n. j., on suspicion OF having
committed the wholesale murder of Cashier and
others, have been discharged, after an examina
ton. Aublc proved an abb, and nothing ap
pcarcd TO implicatc Coleman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

AocrpsNr.-Two boys, sons of Mr. Van Order,
were drcadfuly burned day or two since on
board a canal boat at one of our docks, by Their
clothes taking fire from demjohn OF ether
which had been brokcn-onc of the boys having
a light in his hand Troy Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11
-. l.Ih.rlY .Lfegt. ~

THE SUBSCRIBER takesF'l.
in announcing 20 tie public, tbar ny = :
OF study aud lahor, ha has g.fie,iii,a = |. 1
chmery Tor tn. manufacture 81 NOE =.
" hieh ~ now Offer. ar The rHci q =,
shoe ron III bar Of eqnaiqualIty:: ns,s
he expense OF making, iNh!Gh BE- !;
all CASES 10 tie iifsr cost o. Li.e nDJJy &
Jides, the shoes az. mote easily ai',t a.
ho0i, and IA 40 danger 81 r1irsE9s
ali being puacied ~ tie pfop.f d' .l. Z. z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

BLOCKADE OF BUFFNI.U ItNIsLD = nc BuIluIU
Economist of Monday morning says:
NAVIGATION OrEN.--Last night our citizens
were gladdened once more, after an n,crregnun
of about SIX months, with tho sight of steamboat
entering our harhor. 1'hc New England came
III about O'Clock, and was shortly after followed
by the Fairport, Capt. Edwards. As the boats
rounded the pier, they were sevcraly greeted by
u hearty cheer from the large multitude on the
wharvcs, assembled to greet the arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

o., WV. p. TnoMAssoN of Jefferson Co. IS the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Louisville
District. Ky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

BOSTON, ApRll. ~. 1873 Nh. c. C. BRi>roI.:-
~ Dear Sis la reference ynur ieplr1uoa OF Sarapa-
ra b-g ltye 10 remark that have suffered many years
from chronic rrnmatsn which has kept me Ia 10y
and feeble 81 c OF atl aud am constantly among r'
cin. and medical have Of conrsr resortcl 10
dis relieve sysn from 50 tedious compliant bur with
of yonr preparation w decided benefit. 10 quicken
the appetite digestion and removes I'D ans aud achs
rlcl-s the blood and In,artS aud Autry lnlH.
cnc- The >agutrons AMI nervous Systen To those who
suffering from debility chrome -m3tism ny da;
srom imurIty roNtrt! OF the blood would
strongly recommend rhi, medicine believing to b. the best
kind now tn. market Very re,I2sttml!y yours, *
ANDREW GElElI i0I Hlno, -T.St.
BrSoI's SarsapaulIl sold ia tbs city hau' Phas-
nlscy lS} Broadway; uston * - in'l Nh Burger 1y-
n,rI Moves Boston: C. Rockingham aud :. Van Scnaac
Albauv; and Druggists Throughout the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11
rep SALE N Noz..n Conn one oi

l1a FOR SALE in NorwaIk, Conn. one OF
.ss OF s mos eligible situations for country residence
which can b found Fsifieid Conn Il Is Situated
on road leading the steamboat and!hs a. solth
S,Ik 20 The Borough Of No91salk and aboaI half way y
f7rr tn villages Als0 IN, junction OF the View
York and Boston tEruGIks with tb@ road ieaiir tusi
fst land ~ -h cultivation which stands
comfortable dwelling HoGss BAN H-Fy coveEe an, othef
u:hu3incs with al excellent well 81 wafer eaE the hnpse
slso t.ny-sx GOOD Land IN goo! CONDITION hall
n- FROM homestead; sBf Two c;-r pieces ~ atont az
acres Zach nil from i. The properly all b. sold tos-h
erfse4zt-lv 10 SAT- puTchls- For nrieT aFtlcui2Fs M
rui Of tn subscriber living s premise or OF t'y5
" Bstrs 43i Pearl : y Bsnei,eI l2S EIlt21 & o. ~
Hib,rshaw u H-nfy 81. JANIS bf-Nf-piSl,
as5F0R SlLE-2,li2 ACRES OF LAND
i1lug his lzl Tor several The cltF 81
Fhilad-ipia Is iudacrd orr for sz his lands 1Id San
Mil Ia Northampton nns Pkel county Penn Tn prop
.s contiguous tracts OF iand on RaF'!-5naks
rr-k N DiugTHan Township patented by the state o rem
vle ana 70 Robert Morris Es and Conveyed b HIM Ia Alex
Baring. Lord AshhGftonl Esd p who's -t-ht ana '
ea Rich Willing fs. OF Philadelphia, u has teG conveyed
IA @ 70 the subscribe. These Iana liz it;a about JOG rods
NJ In Milford and Owrgo Turnpike and XIrnd for the most
10 rods Of the turnpike from DnEmsn D-lawars b1i-e
oly bang msda under liberal appropriation rom tie Slate
sr. natural MEADOWS NAV. with but Ittle labor. =
pa red for plough The Nall, winch has csi-trou wheels
saw about f. I-I d. aad has good stream OF waf-
= NJ Iine ininiE now Fis sa "a ana piled p
at ih mil The taxes have liT1T b-n pad aud ~ i'ir
was af5ysn bg the last years sAs DY ls 9nnt ihi7s'h
. THIS oF-ItY advantages 10 tndivdnAIs % 70 ASSOC
cations who wash locate nes - o OF The rinciiii eitit,
M ;l mon sucn seldom h. met with 1t JS
or 1r5;srty IN y FddeGfa, and he baanee nav
E s-cursd TINS or any other good iIrS u ald cl,ei
Lars Will b. allowed from rchase and he qmpsT nov 81
mil = The purchaser ldIss IT. ,sc5bI. 80 Aei
ST F!adeilhl4 OF 70 eetz o. Nisssz w III y ' incur : 90
: M. s.'s aS :, '''' ALLEN CUTHBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11
u,uF IMPROVED SIX BARREL. sFTp

T,HE IMPROVED SIN BARREI. SELF
L COOKING PISTOL-T'e deaefs q Frs Aie.s aal Oh
--I<s " no hive ts the hshst purchasing Ap..s
Siffokias Pistol cal!et By Boens rtiep snd Ss,
btn deferred from purchasing those ma1n.StHn3 By @
,b,,x NJ n,nacu,ion b. them respectfully iaiornri ~
III, sur recently rE,iiag betN-n was decided our i,r
b. Jaf, an the UuiItS SIt. Circuit CoIrt, la.e Thcr
son sre,lin ON tn Sth April Who coarincnl br z
,yi,aacs OF ulay practical sun-mtAcrS ar raehai,s ~
who pronounced Il ne nuch better n'2''e article mi c
>,r,,.,s on an utir different Pnncipic being ash o si
Ne IN tlp- working ylTts Consequently les liable se col
ra Those the above articles aEs Uniformed Is,
th, ,s, M punchase! at lower ptIee th2E sny ohes S.
Cooking Pistol aud are latsd e. cal and sSas
me- "a, tS4a,>-Iyss Blu &SYNiS
r,., - latham <fa,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11
THE TRIBUNE.
s.cood r8;rioo Of y-s..rdsy.

From orr Second Edition OF yesterdey.
n. BeoogLYy, our sister City, Is now blessed
viii, fro Common Councils, each Of which Is ap
pointing officers and exercising all authority. The
WING Council consists Of ten Aldermen elected
this sspring BIZ the People; the Loco OF eight AL
derrnen, the Mayor, and one modest chap who
claims to kold orer from last year. in place CT
Wh;y. elected this rear! Tins Is made out by
claiming tyo votes for Chadbourne and one Tor
.Sha5orn as intended for Isaac Chadbonrne one
re rho Ioco.Foco candidates IN the Seventh
Ward. and thus thing him with the Wing can
didate. This 10 pleasant world, and there IL
:, very uagssuuing party in it, that might easily
be na,ned.--Of course, the Supreme Court must
settle the matter at last; and the wings nave
proposed and urged such settlement at first, Dun
,i,e;r on,onents were great deal too cunning 10
agree to II. They vii hold on as long az posi-
bic as they can only loee at last which they
,roud be sure to do at once If they made up
case 70, the Supreme Court.
TYLEgIsx on THE FRoNT;ER.-The deplorabie
Accident has removed LEONARD DESIsoS from
the Office Of Collector OF Customs at Sackets
Harbor, Jefferson Co. and appointed John o.
Dickeg Loco in bis stead Also, jrDAH ANS
WORTH from the post Of Collector at Cape Vn-
cent DO. and appointed Peleg Bureh0rd loco OF
;.Vatcr.own instead. Mr.. KELLOGG, Lighthouse
Keeper on Horse Island has been displaced to
make room for L. K. Root. Loco.-Thc only OBJ
lection to the prescribed officers is that they are
not traitors 10 the party which confdcd in them.
FLoRIpA ELEcTioN.-An election for Tern
torial Delegate in Congress was held on the I'd
inst in Florida We have returns from ten pre-
cincts in East Florida, including Jacksonville
and ST Augustine. David Levy, the late Loco
Delegate, leads MAJOR George T. Ward Wing 2l3
votes We do not consider this BY any means
conclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-11

THE MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company OF
Neyyork-This Company, having over three h,ndIed
APPLICATIONS Life Insurance the premiums on which ar" mp
ward 1hirty -hre Thousand Dollars Will grant lnsacs
on lives uron the Mutual Principle, AZ their Office No 81 " all
the lives of Others, and either for the whole ura-
ton of lie or nI 4 limited pcnod
Tie term, Of insurance are favorable those Of any smi-
lar INSTITUTION IN the United States :.
The n profits o; the business Of this Company viii be d.
yIei among tn insured proportion the amount Of pre-
,n,m aii by them b provision tn charter The abi
lies Of The members extend farther than the amount al The
n-tlIh liz Them.
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UJLL'S RUSSE$-Noilce 10 Rupturea p,
sous-PsrSons afflicted with rupyure trai rely arcs =
f instrumental ai The ,yotii affords appllcatoa a. :
of,r Na is>syStr or either Of the agents IA the M
c towns IN tie United Sta@s. Be- careful 10 eSase !,
back pad nf HILLS usse 20 So ,iey are endorsed 3 d
Hall IN w1itin Meme genuine, OF 10 be rei'et sc.s
good. without ~ siguAtlIs.
S.ny Isrsna have unl crtaksn 10 rend llt,ois e Han
alenSs Thee mutations cannot b relied ay'n; lhsy 4,
ns,e b unskiiini mechanics, and are no oSt'e tia the So
Rooms hay. t.-n ited w No. ye>-y street erelp,s
iot lS hA,inG separate eht'ente iso ne bushes s1S
Slg
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rocr,r1 b SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

j - uiLoi - Pen Manufacturer 10 the
IN I rrsse ism on The l.rrpa ~ a f1 ,s
he ':anG ne only upon 9ir G,ll5tr bur a,a am
mi nus o..q sutn the final IS now in The TnsEr Il M
common b rs unfinished appearance and tst yeT
CiiIo p ssnuns rfis I'll marked in fall Jos4rh
s.cb 49, or Joseph elliott warranted : aud thst
81 iobS s:-- 1E &c mad whol-aie, OF HENRY JEssOP
TTT|-777=-= jyl5 II
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SsA To LET-ln WliIiamsbuTs-the whole or
..H pant OF ttee story brick dwelling house Sonrh
.s.HA Seysnt Fourth Rent very low Apply
10 wv I. lAPSGOIT. l3Feek Slip.
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TXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTIMORE
e bonse having undergone mans important atsra.
tion> aud thorough repairs. having been part reiGr-
nisri with rich and elegant iurn again open for The
reception OF COMPANY.
The position Of tbs Hotel is Well known TO reqae
detail advantages. i confessed Il" tor People OF
pleasure. of The most ilvoFl3eo OF any Ia The
The present proprietor intends that care and indrstr
shall e 10 improve rs natural advantages unfr
his ,up-rjn-i-nce and respectfully soclt is aoHaS OF
his friends and the public. ERASIUS tOLt-Ni[NN
R,ltimnrc. AnrI ~. 1919 az IN