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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-09-08

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NOTICE.

~ g the last June Term Of The Probate
Court Of fazoo county, letters Of Adj
minlstFation was granted to the undersipn-
ed on the Estate Of Valentine M. Sableil
late Of said county, decd. Persons indebt.
ed 10 said estate are requested 70 make
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scrIbed By law, OF they will be forever bar.
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NOTICE.

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~ and from the county, perhaps the whole
Of the ensuing year, have appointed nv
brother, HENRY W. WICK, my Agent and
Attorney in fact, TO transact every kind Of
business and attend 10 all Of my interests
Tor nc during my absence.
GRAY J. WICK.
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NOTICE.

the COMMERCIAL BANK has been re-
moved to-tho Brick Building on Main streei,where
tho Office Planters Bank was formerly kepl.
]. ]. HUGHES, Cashier.
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JOHN MANESTY.
THE LIVERPOOL MERCHANT

Also a series Of papers on the LITERATURE AND
PoLITIcsloF FRANCE, by the Count Alfred de Vigny,
author OF ChaitertOn, Cling Mars, ETC., transations
OF which will be made under the immediate super
intendence of the author: also, Romance BY
Henry CocktOn, Esq, author of Valentine Vox,
Stanley Thorn. etc, entitled
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contract. Bills have been introduced for employ,
ing the convicts by contract at the lead mnesand
at the granite qnarics. The first oil these would
be comparatively an experiment and as to , me
second. we have now one OF our prisons located IN
the midst Of marble quarry, and II that cannot
be made profitable it appears 10 me very nnpFooa-
BE that a granite quarry could be made 50.
The expense Of commencing the mining opera;
tons at the north has been alluded to, and would
reply by asking whether 1t would not be more cS
pensvc 10 support some four or five hundred con-
yicts in idlcness The manufacture OF silk has
also been alluded to; but tins need not be in'cr-
iered with nor the manufacture OF any OF ihose
articles which arc chiefly imported and now car
rcd on at the Auburn and sing sing prisons
where they can also be employed IN the manu-
facture of all necessary articles OF clothing &C.
for the use ofthc convcis and also for the use OF
the State Lunatic Asylum at Utica, believing as
/ do from the intercourse which have had with
members that they are almost unanimously IN
favor of the passage of the bill, will not occupy
any more of the time OF the House, but leave the
matter for Their decision.
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~ Oricinal Graham U0uSc.-Thr rublIc are
notified that spacious house fitting mp al No % Barclay
street for reception Of persons from the city and country
where the true iaiueracI principles Of Vegetable Det
shall be Faithfully illustrated Health, quiet aud comfort
are moi unconditonaly promised for these can Only be at
famed where each temperate al things, disposed TO race
making and content with such things he ~
the inquiry often made That do Yon eat the follow
Ing Bill OF Fare j. promised which shah never fail when the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

nPAFTS on IRELAND, &c.-PerSons wish
Tnriari Scotland OF Wales can be supplied with pf4tS T
any psab demand xisfoGi e l IN all ne
zr;e By the regular Packets u the is tn i5ta !tt, s.
and lh ii each month. b. the Boston STEAMERS Oh Inc Isl -ne
-'''' A'> = " j. T. TAPsCoTSr. % PECK Sip,
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TTNTTVGTON,S PICTURES from Pilgrim :
hTistisna and Family, N lie ally Of ,he
II Death and AsIcys Dream exhibiting ioE
T tina ar the Granite Buildings, corner OF S!oadyFay and
Chambers street en1rance In Chambers ST. aaEsS,oa .
CAMS Season tickets % cents. Ei- All
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/. NstC Temperance Boarding House GA The Ora.
,Iha 81 STEM At No. IL ye>ey..t,e.t-Ths house Is
hiisd up aud furnished in the riches, style Is table
Tbs ehoce Fruits, Vegetables Goshen Batter Or
9anty Mik &c. Permanent Boagders viii be
Sa OF ite most reasonable terms. GeHte,neu 4.d La
~ listing the City are earnestly invited to give trial
sSs'fgd that they Will had guieI AID ueAincss not
-s-aie Il Hotels. lrrIas moderate a20ii
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y Window Shade Deuo,,. No. spr,c.

Window Shade Depot! No. Spruce
sS,sees.-So han Ham5as-phe hes, OF .qr. ,iean
kew sates painted oy artists pstisc and ioeigr
OF al Itd taiets. All oaF shades painted with the ess
oteFS and Warranted W4sf and fade. Shades
GEO. a'! pattern at the shortest notice Interior
executed magnificent SIyv al very n,
sorl Painting OF all kinds done to order. In iac< all
al ~, VI an caa be produced a this establishment.
81 IN EARTOL < De MACRY.
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DISSERS


afcndag-P.a Soup Vegetables, Fruit and Plum PUDDING
TaesdayBlkcd Peas, Vegetables Fmlt and AGplc ustard
IIcdntadal-Vegetlbe Soup, Rice ani Pr,lne Pc
ThurSdG-Ne.ctablcs boiled Bread Pudding Cean'sa lana
Fruit.
SqudGy-Bcln Soup Vegetables, Rice, or Sweet Potato
sa1la-Gaked Beans Yankee Bread Cream Pie and Fruit
Second Heck.
NondGy-Vr-etabcs, Fruit, Currant Pudding and Crnln
InesdGi-Pea Soup. Vegetables Fnit, Alaccaroni, Pc
Observation-Disclosures, Milk, Baked Apples and Carrot
Inursday-II od=e.Po.se Frnir, boiled Prunc Pudding
FilGGy-Vesctabcs, Fruit Rice Pudding, or Orange Pie
SaturdnJ-Bran Soup, Yankee Pudding and Fruit
SundGy-Bakcd Beans Cora Bread, and Bird sNest fud
ding.
For Breakfasts and Suppers all the varieties Of aTnacious
diet-cakcs cards dried and fresh fruit, chocolate and CO.
Goa milk aud Croton in abundance.
As flesh in any form will be prohibited the buildings aud
cakes shall b. light without eggs, and the rasry b. tender
place Of butter
A Reading Room Willie fitted up, full and lights free With
the pr0yso Of each permanent boaider placing one volume III
the library, entering leaving most convenient
Rooms furnished unnrnished for families OF single per
sons can he furnished The house vii BE- opened on the 2t
or 9th otc present month Applications can be made at the
house OF 26 Bt-kman.,treet.
All persons remembering 60 Barclay-strect will find 65 Bar
clav.s;rert next door.
Note-No tobacco can hare residence Day boarers can
be accommodated, and single meals siTen
April 70, 1888. a<utE
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~ HEALTH QUIET AND COMFORT.-IheG GA
ham House Baselay5trse N~wY2k, aroiers a1Nantases
Il, strangers stoppInq DAYS Weeks the cy, such
arr rarely offered II eii-iby located clean and airy
street The bv Part OF ls city and IA n. 'l@l.
Iebts arr and while rs table Supplied With
tie Vegetables and Fruit, M can be procured excluding
entirely Auina! Food ana -.lmul.nis Of all kinds Charges
moderate aad made render BoaT-rs couiofia-
IL ShnMrr LIS fr-- Rr,nrrlber. u Barclay-st.
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~ MICHEL Manufacturer OF the Improved
". CA1lPHENE LAMP. with Shifting Caps, &c. beg.
10 scroledge s liberal support he ha received and 20
sure his friends aad re public that effort viii b. spared 10
ze assortment o! Lamps, adapted 10 bum PIGs OIL hel1s-
cal Oil Camphene, and the inspection Of friends
and tho-s about OPEN e.s OF his i23
! Greenwich street OF 3 Ca;se1riae street
NIB. q. Ms round usual with Srsf1ts
OF the best qVai.tF Be pleased observe the u
"a ala In - sCathcrine STREET
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w there IS Clmphrae Lamp that really DE-
serves the attention the public II Is that with re ii'erIrd
Cone aosemeutl recently lnveatef By "a II W " <
srTaniy srr neither seen heard OF ,iag IN The SHAPE
OF that completely e'nbr1fe, al the pS,a
yan smIs 10. general business purposes call on i 81
Pho.0picat Lamp Stoe tne location ~ Broac, ayoh
-. S5uth Of Howard ~ 81
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
10 i6a NASSAu-STREET,
All kinds o! Job P:intiag such a.
F P.Mr,nErs Nrs,.o4n Snow Bill.
CAsex. S,S,. ttEercsE BiIls,
IssSs,>eS FSLf,r,, e2 Fsasr F'll'' fll' SD
5 Csc, o. al L'D'sS' r ,,9s!, BllL.
Fompty executed the ohce OF The Tribune n so N,,
saa-stEsei-oppossts ih~ Park.
Hartford Ere Insurance Company
LIKE SURANCE al the lowest rates by tho
Haftfori Ffs Insurance Company-t InSoSios-sed ls!l
{ h 1rs,. ~ EgSt,:al(
been IN active operation upwards Of thirty years continues %
insure Houses. Furniture Stores Merchandise ard
s 5sS 1's'' 'aji join rs Ss b u q Amt mos;
mh2D 3sn- s. all street
THE HOWARD INSURANCE -Company--
j Capital sqoooo; Office No. s. wans, Thu, Company
inland navigation.
J. f p: Fss ssa S SS T' SSs $3 5,5 y Sly Fs
j is@a S5'ss sfa 1ans Cue isi} M
p o5s5 Hsl William VIII ~ o5d Fem saS,u
Hsurv {; Thompson r. HAVENS President
LESi, PilI,lirs Secretary, dS
LIREAlEN'S INSURANCE. CoMPANY-No
a Wall apir,l S3dO0G-IuSure against loss
or damage BY IRE on the most favorable terms.
81? Rs s@ 5sss t. pes j., y Win yasso'
" Llmrsos? w, n Th,%Eson Wn. 699H NV
Wa v ssG Human. Elias Eth Il hsek 'l Pom
Ch7s y Jackson. Cornelius S.uh. James Shepherd,
Fringhsrn Townsend Camelius X. DtsoSway.
President q the FIRE Dep}gtmrat eyotheio r,.,,..r
cio. JACOB DRAKE, PrrSilen;
MEL GRAY, Secretary. a. I'm
I'TNA FIRE INSuRANCECo mpany.ot New
IL Y0rk-Othce No. 81 " all settnsure against loss
damage BY IRE Dwelling Houses stores Goods Furniture,
Vessels aud their Clrsoes po:t aud property generally Oh
A. favorable terms as ANY ether oihce
pIREcroR;;
John Allan, George poneroy, r. b. Clayton,
Russell Stebtms J.J. n Valentine Isaac l.. pIatr.
chester Clark, VIM. Whewnsht, K. ". Blackwell.
L. NJ Hoffman VIM. A. +. PentE, @. W Colt
s b ssi 'I'l"' ii, N5,s6, -' JOS JAMESON.
\. w. Huryden, Ino Van BoskercE. S!as Wood
Theop'' Anthony, Daniel I Giray, Wm H Thorn.
asst RrcH,Rp 2. DuNN surveyor.
INSURANCE against Loss or Damage BY Ere at
i the reduced rates, BY the UNITED STATES FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, their office, 81 Wall-stJ,tt,
DIRECTORS.
John |. Bowne Comeliu. w Lawrence
John X Willis Charles l>necland
Sias Hicks, Robert Nlint0m,
>, Robert c Cornell, Thomas " Pearsalt,
James Barker, George D Post,
BENJAMIN CoreS, Robert ii Bovine,
Henry II Lawrence, Albert Woodhull,
Ezs- Stephen Van Wyck, Samuel [ Paysou,
= Robert y Weeks, Caleb Barstow,
George Hussey, Samuel l. Mitchl
Criah Carpenter. James Marsh,
=. EbeneZer caldwell, ID eastman,
Morris Ketchum. Charles liillsbufgh
Joshua Underm, Charles T Cromwell.
u John Wood, James u Parsons,
Benjamin Strong, Llndcy Murray.
VIM II Titus, L BOW NE. President
JAS Wu.Kit. Secrrtarv. All I'm
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HARPETING-A s & H. GIBBS. No. 450
y Pea street, opposite William now gecsiyinr then
SFng ASSORTMENT OF 3rpeting Of ey~ry description Floor
on Cloths Table 1nd Piano Covers Rags Mas STAR Ro
indoW ITanParencles Checked and White Mating Sc
winch they offer for sale '- lowest prices Thos-
wishing 10 purchase would nd their interest call and
exlmne before Iurcha, in. eli-sh.r- AZ Srr
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NTIND0M SHADESl-Window Shades
The nbScFi5el, glSetlnlly inform tiel[ friends and The
public that having leased the spacious store Spruce 81
lew doors from Nassau they prepared t. eSeedte all
orders l Painting Of every description with ueatnes, ec6no
my and despatch
All tnl, Of sign Painting done STYLE to be suras
se BY any Other establishments Gold Signs warranted moi 10
fade large assortment OF well seasoned Ssn Boards always
On hand
Banners Interior Decorations ana Transparencies done
order. Designs furnished za executed superior 81 ie-
Specimen OF work cap always he and reference gwen hy
calling at the above place.
Tley hsyr hand and .r constantly manufacturing Trans
parent Decorative Nindov, Shades Strangers N the CRY
keepers oi hotels, saloons public places and families
always be uE!ird with Shades OF the best description
and warranted The assortment consists OF splendid ltaan
Landscapes, Wild igne-s. French Scrolls .sn-tIrs and
Roete Centres. Scnpu!a Views Fancy Sketch and Gothic
Lard5caI- Ctnrr, IintaT Abbey. All kinds OF Shade no
matter how difficult painted superior style AZ ls e.
Enlistment.
@ l-ajid Collie Shaie got up ia good style and war
r4Ied 10 Iiease
TRIMMINGS furnished AMI Shades fixed II reqnlfed
iii'ff BARTOL 4 DE NAUNf.
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ly.-< 4.
-. T. s Pc. 81 per bo:e, liz b0tt~i for 81 II Il
Jt pubic al sectfully rrIueAted 70 .uri,
,l- cs OF the ditfcat class Of dseiss
The human frame Is subject ail ask ior @4i'' aJ
L. ~
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ssz--yv, .,EyENIEG LINE FOR ALBA Ny,
r-s-- landing, from the faos OF Barclay 81,
sostst SIe The splendid aud cGmmo,oos
sf-arer D..,oad Cap, Floec vii elre - above every
Tieslay Tbu1ay anil Safultay. At ocloet = VI. %
rssg or fretgir aprly 10 the Csqtu board 70 . J.
I'm n me Of 1i OF GafciaJ =: The aSo'
fs leave AiaHy the aiEen1 days foot OF Hamilton st.
'ejos< 2. Vi. anu
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Vol. EEL. NO. f3.
State Prisons.

Remarks of oIr. t.. G.. Baldwin. of New
cork. II, the Assembly. on the bill rcih-
tive 70 State Prisons.
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eg7<=71 FOR ALBANY, TROY, and inter-
mediate pllcesThe slleni4 iow:Grrsinre
s.,.s----..G Steamboat SWALLOW Capt. a NcLe.n,
VII Law The foot OF CoTtandr-st HIS AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY., April 22i } q O'Clock
l = The above substantial Boat, fitted up with elegant
Rooms aud Tor accommodation un.lyailsd on ne
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r-y-.J aync's Hair Tonic.-A ine head Of Hair is
absolute requisite TO female beauty Even 81 Paul who
certainly was no aercr says that for 10 have long
HAIR i. glorv 10 her TO those the fair then WHO
have been this glory b. general or local diseases or
other causes recommend restorative Jayne's Hair
Tonic is fact established by unnpeachable evidence.
that will reproduce hair upon bald places effect which
So far as We know ised By except Jaynes Hair
Tonic. -.
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE 20 South Thrd-stfret,
Price 81 pcr bottle a2l It's 2tos
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II ATS-Cheap IIats-Three Dollar Hats-.TuSt
finished the splendid article ever offered 10 the pub
ic Elegant short nap lo!eskn Hats the low price Of s.
Also an article S20, equal IN du,bg and lu,tre those
commonly sold Al So BROWN Practical Il .r !b anal
81, one door above sullivan st n2j Inn
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TNOOTlI.ACiIE.-IO IIlL.-Ibe pubic
having experienced the extraordinary powers Of the On,
entail Cure OF the Sixteenth Century, loo years my family
which invariably Toothache in stage min
whether rottoa sound though acn: have e.ciasfe
pionZed while the catc-IenEy tfrendefs and
coan;rirr, Of nv SPECIFIC aprar and de the death that
awaits them Over Ices ladies alone have been spared the
trouble md expense false teeth rs inrr0ducton
TO be had only 20 Ryngt0nseet, next door to the jug
Store rrcr only 81. cents AZ Ina.
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IGOR PLATES.-Spendid Silver and Brass
II Door P4,es-Thoss wan; Of handsome, cheap ADD
durable silver Plated Brass Door platr ohtln the de-
sired aycleat 4. ROBEkTSS Sig-s Plating, Engraving
and n9.r Plate Establishment II Bower Also Metallic
House Church P-ws Ship, STATE Rooms Tor any thing
tst ues Numbering. y 3 Pa'fs purchased al iie e.
mon I'M J6,,r. free OF charEe- r ROBERTS,
40, II, Iii Bowery ith door above Boomrst east SIDE
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sn4ss Sarsaparla VIII also remove and fer4Grgy cure
d.-.sss having their origin impure star "' M giDi
and eI4yci condition Of hr g@neaI w 1I
fal or {iis5 Evil rs VARIOUS ionG,
rn. on M ffe. chronis Sore Eyes, Rinswom or tetfr
Ill I'D enftrgerngf and PAIN Of he bonrs and !9i'
,nt Iiic,. .esbifc syr.ftoms d,seaseJ an5n3 IRON
m Il S!ecory female arrangements and otnef
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(tARRIAGE MAKERS AND UPHOLSTfR-
u Frs GOODS.-W-M. ". TITUS No. - Eettyea-,t
Offers for sale ioG: prices follow ,d.. VIZ: "ys-@
DtIasss anI Ranet various cuio-5; siIY- I and blue
Cloths; black and drah Las,s, dab ans, blue Silks y inch
- yyidr Also NOrrys assorted coors: Funitu- DnnIties
urkr..el Ftrnitar-s aud iich Burais Berth tpun
S,4n.s and iJ.akets; MaIshail's Thread, 3 In
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CTEAM POWER, with rooms to Let's large
- rooms dimensions IS by 20 FEET, building of
power suitable for any mechanical purpose For terms az
ply JOHN G. TIBBETS
al2 Inn 10 and pol Grand street
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sr,rr OF NrwYoEK Ga 18th day OF NoVeInoer S'l
CiJ n ByookAln s.: beo.. came hoin4s Lo{a "a
acNio' ~ am, M HENRY T.. MURPHY,
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and last weeks IN April also Circulars obaiaed
by calling the Rev D. Newell Editor OF the Christian
Family Magazine, iJ2 Nassau whom reference may De-
mad
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DE3I0VAI4-JANtESD DAILY, Draper and Tai
II o! has removed 10 No. 2i3 Broadway, up starr few
doors above Pak Place WheFe consequence OF The graf
Te,ucon his expenses he pra!ed 10 execute orders or
-:s al the loves, Is.pir prices cash. he I8tEol-
Az MS old and the public generally = tci
fully solicited ~. tld-!a
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may b. oDtsinsi; elzo o!
FOR sAG-HARBoR--Th- stsaTboat IHoHS s %ll
lzavr Norwich ever Sundays exe~PtsiJ ar
through. FROM New . III; Sag-Hartgr - -
Y All l-rsons forbid trusting one 90 account
Of the above hCats ap!@tl
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a%cST 9NEW ARRANGEMENT Fare
--,-I.L.-sn and Feight reduce.-N-y iorL aaJ Bo=ton
gZI1S-ER Railroad Line, via Norwich and Worcester
From Pier Nal North River foot Of Battery place DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted. At O'clock +. NJ.
The Linz composed Of Tie following splendid steamers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

EAMILG BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.
j Wilton, fairfield COUNTY CtTh~ number Of pupils i,
limited 10 twenty The next Term Viii commence the hrt
OF Nav Ecxt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

COARSE y IKGlElA= COAL.-.i superior arts-
u I'll. Tor Manufacturer discfzr.nZ and for sale in
quantities 10 SUIT purchasers reduced prices.
WARD BROWN Ill Washiuton, coz Lsigiit 81.
Also d=chargns CT i!z; quatg and as Tor
htzcE sElf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

nYDR AULIC LIN E-C,rders LEFT al box 80. Me-
ch2ncs Exchange, viii receive prompt Pnce
. ,i f 'AN o ABiJAH SMITH. the oalv nzilne,errr.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

~ 30. Maiden LAM
case rich Freac Fulrd Aiousseliaes de Lame and
beautiful patterns.
case Satin Stripe do.
case Chene do, elegant loiCI-.
CARTONS rel. Iirosi.e CasiHer- ShIwls
do lama * AID plain SILK do.
Al5o-A ADD beautiful stgle sc9-d fr"ae Lawns.
toccl-r with lergr 81 Linen Goods Hosiery
Goyes Crayaf. SILKS. gomb1ziurs aicos Ausi,as aid
such Other goods waDte! ~ family.
y 3. ~ goods warranted cheap can D. lad II any
other establishment ia the ity Al wholesale retail
WII.IlAM Il. Hi-IIS. NaIlrI Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-24

yoyk IS constantly supplied Of the best manu-
lcrrrers in the Eastern and Middle STATES with large and
rri[ -tr.eIt APt.tS 4ad prepared supply
S.tianers Printers Manufactures and couGtry Merchants
ON as Advantageous oterhOusein this Cyy.r23 I'm
CPOTON WATER.-AIIller & Coates. Plumb
y er 5 tiesndseet 'To doors east Of Broadway furnish
ains Bath Tubs Se snd every article CONNECTED van the
ne Orders os tie introduction OF promptly
Inns