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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
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Webster,s Dictionary.

We have melancholy pleasure IN RECORDING
the fact that DR.. WEBSTER was spared 10 give 'i''
finishing touches to the great work Wliich mus
entwine his memory with the endurance u .''
English language His latest labor was 'le 'no-
rough revision and correction OF his great DC
tonary and the printing Of the revised edi'on
was complclcd only the day before his death
The work is now before the public IN the form
which will commend tito succeeding generations
We need not here repeat all We have for years
been saying of that Dictionary. In the iullnesS
Of its catalogue of English words and in the
cIcarness and accuracy ofts definitions, it stands
by the common consent of scholars and critics.
absolutely without a rival. Here or nowhere the
learner will find the components of our language
and their import. In its Orthography only is the
preeninent merit of DR.. Websters work seriously
ouestioned Here he has undertaken the ever
difficult and invidious task of a Reiormcr, and
has nobly performed it. Yet we 90 not ascrlbe
to him perfection. In studying the philosophy OF
language tracing out The origin of English words,
and spelling not according to blind usage but TO
,paopy, DR.. w has doubtless sometime commit
ted errors, and more frequently permitted the cr-
rors sanctioned by prescription to pass incorrect
ed. But these detects have been nearly all pruncd
away since his great work was subjected to the or
deal of criticism, and we cannot doubt that 1t Is
at this moment in every respect the most perfect
standard of the Language. The new words add
ed to this edition cover SO pages (publishcd by
Webster & Clark, l30 Fulton-st.)
The School SINGER or Young Choirs Companion; Ey
WM 3. BRADBURY and c. w. SANDERS. Third Edi-
ton. New York: VI. II. Newman
0fthcnumbcr OF Singing Books which We have
had the pleasure of examining, none SO fully meet
our views of what should constitute juvenile
Singing Book as the one before us The book Is
about twolhirds as large as an ordinary Church
Singing Book, and contains one hundred and
serenty,fce songs for the young. Among them
are some of the most popular German Melodies,
such as are at present sung in the German
Schools; also, compositions from the best classic
authors, both foreign and American The music
is simple and sprited-jusi such as iS calculated
to interest and inspire the youthful heart. The
elementary part of the book is clear, concise and
thorough We have witnessed with great plea
sure the growing interest manifested IN the edu-
cation of the young in the delightful art of sing
ing. Certainly no one branch OF education could
more conducc TO our peace and happiness as a
people We had the pleasure Of listening TO one
Of Mr.. Bradburys Concerts at the Broadway
Tabernacle, where about five hundred OF his
youthful performers warblcd forth specimens OF
these beautiful melodies in such q manner as to
wind both the songs and the singers closely
around our hearts. We have seldom been treated
TO richer musical festival
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

ERJPT!ONS OF THE SKIN, NIUSQUITOE
u BlTES.-A clear Complexion, free from Eruption or
Disagreement may be had by all, by usIg rrn-dy
well known 10 be of the surprising inventions OF the
age: II made III the shape OF beautiful soap called the
Italian Chemical Soap, entirely sradcitas every erup
tion such lmpe> recklrs botche,, curvy, salt .eIi
morphew snnbum, Disagreement o. s SKIN; imga
ing the fac body neck beautiful healthy clear
ness. Misrepresentation offered. One trial viii suffice
recommend ii all 1t changes the color OF dark sunbunt
or yellow skin fine healthy cieaness. tas received the
approval ft4 Medical Council of Paris who call
raGle wonder and blessing have this several
oemqton that persons have spent hund of dollars
hi, reriumey establishment sign OF the American EagI, 81
Chaita street n y and by these asensin Philadelphia
Hotel Washington D. c.; in Boston, State street; in
Charleston :. 81 King in Albany, 81 State 81. in
Brooklyn l39 Fulton. Agents waited III all the other cities
el3 I'm.
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Voc. Ell. no. Sc.
prb,;c uealfh-The InfluenZa-Croion
Water.

! To the Edito'j me ''O"''
Permit me, through the columns of your pa
nor to call the attention of the Board OF Health
10 the epidemic which is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in this city. 1t is indeed 50 common
that il can scarcely have failed to fall under your
own personal observation. 1t is so common that
among large number of friends and acquaint-
ances. | scarcely know of one who has escaped
Being It's victim. | know of instances where
whole families have been prostratcd by it at the
same time. By some 1t is called the Influenza,
and although to a certain extent similarity
prevails, yet IN some respects, their characters
tics are entirely opposite.
The Influenza, it has been suggested, is
caused by the presence Of highly irritating and
poisonous gas in the atmosphere" In this there
seems great probability, and for that reason |
am inclined to suspect the presence OF d foul
vapor Or miasma in our atmosphere at present.
This could be created in various ways-such as
the prevalence of certain winds for length ol
time-brnging instead of healing on It's wings
sickness and death; or to the evil effects OF con-
stantiy wcttng the streets with Croton water.
And TO this practice Of washing the streets, so
favorably enlarged upon by the press, generally,
| respectfully charge 1t. Before the introduction
Of the Croton. our streets were seldom wet, and
when so sprinkcd salt water was the fluid used.
producing no III consequences. But now how
changed, Z" from morn Till noon, from noon TIL
dcwy evc,'' 90 where you may, you will see
those who possess g length Of hose" and they
arc not few, interestingly employed, not IN laying
the dust, for that IS an evil known only by name
but in rendering the dust more and more llquld.
for cleansing the streets, seems to be akin to an
imposSibility. 1t may easily be Supposed, that
the water which flowing IN its natural channel.
could cause sickness IN those unused to it, would
certainly lose none Of its i'll effects, by beng
transported for forty miles, in pipes all but her
medically sealed, and finally poured out upon our
streets, where it isspeedily rendered into gas, by
the hot sun.
But L ann occupying too much space, and
will briefly close by urging upon the b OF ii, the
propriety of instituting inquiries into the health
of ncghborng cities, and those particularly which
arc placed far beyond the reach OF the so termed
"bIcssings OF the Croton water
Yours, &c. EsPY, Jun
a. Probably Espy, Jr. is not aware that the
Influenza now scourgmg our city has been at
least equally virucnt at Boston, Albany, and
other cities where the Croton water is unknown,
and the streets are wet no otherwise this year
than formerly We submit that his theory is out
at the elbows. If the wettng OF the streets shall
compel our promcnaders to wear substantial m
stead of wafer-soed shoes, it will prove in this
respect public blessing Ed. Ir
ErP-'Thn G,relI;nr housr of Mr. Frederick
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

TICE-ENTRA.-Ail persons who have
nezlecrpdo obtain ;.e.f Tavern and Excise Licenses
Notice person veang dealing TeailingStrong
or Spirituous Liquors III the City OF New York.
AN persons who shall sell deal In Strong SpnuOus
L1uors-eycept importers or dsters selling any Liquors
imported distilled by them quantities above FIVE gallons
WITHOUT having first obtained License fo such purpose
from he MAYER and the respective Aldermen ard Assistants
of the Wards in which they seferay reside, subject by
,1sr 10 the additional punishment by indictnen of fine
aud Imprisonment Tavern and Excise License will therefore
Of 10 O'Clock, The days prescribed follows for each
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

IN CHANCERY-Belore the Vice Chancellor
| Of the First Crcuii-S,at. of New. York sS.John c.
Hamilton ys George 2. Hiorris et Al Masters Sale
~ pursuance OF decre OrIe! OF this Cou! made IN lS
cause ues4d public auction, by or under the direction
o the Undersigned, one o th aiasI, q! sad CorTt ~ ue
Merchants Exeta=e the city Of New-l9r on The 18th
singular the premises which IN sad decree are described as
Ali ha certain piece parcel Of land situate lying and be-
irg IL titpstowH, the County o! fqtnaIn and state o
NrY-Yoi and bounded ioonS ~: Be-innlng AZ point
the niils o the road !=f"ay leading 10 tiSskll tds
tant wen;yx links from e Tock marked II standing IA
the Sgne wall uponthr ssety SIDE OF SAID IoaH thence f
from the point Aforesaid and croSsin- sad rock norm
three degrees tweutyour minutes east four chains
aud four links TO black oak tree market thence norm ioy
three and quarter degrees east thirteen Chains tweny y-onr
ink IN N. ground thence south orty-9ne de-
ceS forty rnaeS east tN;elye c'ti itlIty ilH' 20
ground. .-t links souheserly from the CEN
Of cesnut marked standing IA the e OF tS course
taSo about three and olta!l Grains npi"es'riy from t
end OF this COURSE the line crosses lare lock at Oi
marked the ccnr o sud rock thence Soutt thiE'!
i've ar.e> ten minutes west seven chains nh 70 -
"i;e odd marked thence 5oath thry-nns ana f
degrees Vest tSc chains tsht !' ilIks 20 s4ke az r
end OF stone wal thence norm h-eI-ht dSfss 'ss o
chain toy-nue links stake thence south y'lour ahd
degrees west i've chains twenty-five INKS 10 a
stake thence >ou;il SNti degrees west siNy-on llNs 70
stake tehce N2ushy,t' and the- quarter der vs.
degrees forty minutes west on chain INKS 10 q
stake IN the Centre OF ail theHe- nor; dr[o
chains and IiusS stake marked 10 stone wall on The
eaSIan; SIDE of tho road aforesaid thence h same couseco
tiured 70 uw mark ~ s uGSon uye thence nortl-
ey the aien- la water marx until " IS inter
seciri BIZ line running III conuauatonoi the course hfS
tGeanone IN thus descriptions beng course LlAAlT s9l.
decree, twety-9ur minutes west from The place
OF beginning thcace along sa last mentioned Iue from said
minutes the place y bsngiag containing Twenty-Five
cr one rood and prcs, b. the same or less 70.
J road and lo,s sater mark aforesaid subject nryenheeSs
tn e right oil the people Of e STATE OF York 10 the
l.nI hereby conveyed yiag between high and lnw wafer
marx of The Hudson River aforesaid and subject also to t
road or aforesaid now running through The same ana
lad ont As pnbe road. the same described IN celtal
deed of the said premises bearing dat the second da oil Octo
br III the year 1888. executed BY Samaei GouVeTreu anu
NIav his lie To the ,aid John c Hauiltan together :"
ali The ishts benefits aud privileges OF drawing suppl 9
wafer spring rnrnoned IN the Aforesaid d
subject the limitations and covenants respecting u
same as therein by the sId John & Hamilton
his heirs and also together with all The rights aug
bnsf of certain III the aforesaid deed contained
,ar,;n, the view from the dwelling being er4cted
''e'eo'' ~ - William W. CAMPBELL,
;171.vs,y Master in ChanerIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

T. We learn from the little Rock, Ark Times
that three of gang of countcrieitcrs arrested III
that city last fall have been sentenced to the pen,
icntarv for ten, five and seven years Each oi
these has been tried upon only one Indictment
There are several others against them.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

u~ d. Appleton < Co. have just published u
neat edition of Mrs. Es's "Voice from the
Vintage" at three cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

fr~z- Nslp Temperance Bodrditg House on the GRA'
HAM SYSTEM at No. IL Veseystreet-Ths house Is
uewv fitted up aud furnished in the richest style It's table
protrs the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen butter oF-
SIad on the most reasonable terms. Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited TO give tr'a
and are assured that thgy viii find que; and neatness not
s;,anable in Hotels. Terms moderate s2"u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
WHOLE NO. 6s1.

TO LET-Cellar Ne Centre Market. En-.
qurs at Comprollsr office, No. Hall OF Records J6,l
A, To LET-The second story OF the Tribune
FL Buildings Possession given Immediately, and rent
jeLti 1s'''7' 1>'r'}T;9 t McELRATH, T6baar oliee.
AA FOR E.XCHANCfE-A house and lot nov
:i erecting II. Avenue c mar Scyeuthstryt. Inquire Of
~ 10 LkT.-The TWO story Dwelling House
May Be seen between Il and ecIoek Apply 10
nh27 GRINNELL Mi&TURS s Co. 4 SSoa,hst
"a TO LET-The two story House 81 North
III Mo9re-street, 9S and
The 'wG ] story House aud Rear Budin@ No l95
n2s;i BtRR 'BESEplcT BEEBE. 81 N,s,oa..,
III To LET-The Building No. 4 Doyer-r,reet.
I:ia near the B0Tery, formerly occupied as an engae
-. house suitable for CarptH'er shop For tnI,Aer
particulars inquire OF the Comptroller his Office No
Hail of Records. Park. A. A SMITH Ccmpt,oiler
ComptroIIers Office, New. York, June H. 1873 jlg
A TO LET OR FOR SALE.-A three story
;s modern built brick dwelling house and store with two
lots ogrognd attached situate in Will tmsbur sbou
a2 w. 81 T. TAPsCoTT, % Peck.Slip
A FOR SALE-A Dwelling House and Barn
Eg with good Garden aud two acres Of ground. With
- fine fruit trees and Gyery REQUISITE for comfortable
pleasant village of Stratioi Conn three mile, distant om
Bridgeport to which steamboats, ply daily For particulars
inquire OF HENRY c. SCOTT, % Canal-s;rset
Possession given immediately Apply as above. m27 Inn
IA FOR SALE in the City of Newark, \. l.
;;I House and .! OF Land situated in South road
street No ~ within fifteen minutes walk OF the Rail
PIAZZA III the aad well finished throughout Also good
stable fruit attached the premises For farther
particn!as apply TO l. NICHOLS, corner Of William and
Wasmnstou-stleets, or of WM PAUL, on the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

D0ARDGNG-A few single setemen, or gentle
IL with their Wives may obtain very pleasant furnished
l'cloys ad bsroops with board No. So White street
~. doors from Broadway. mN2o lnA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
v3TASHlNGTON ELINIR-A sure and lasting

WASHINGTON ELINiR-A sure and lasting
w cure for the Fever and Ague pySentery DiarrhGa
Summer Compaiu and Bilious Choc. l he above remedy
Is now offered i confidence by the froietorS Agent r.
NJ GUlON l27 Boey corner 9" Grand7street and cocnef
OF Third Avenue and Foureentirsseet or evidence OF rs
virtues read the following Extract Of Iaer hon a. "
Alrrrop Eso Aldermen of the Twelfth Ward: pur
chase, some oi your Elixir and tried on az old man IN ny
cnnov who had used al! other remedies without effect he
lad become very weak that he could Sclce rise IRON ms
bed gave him the Elixir, and II astonishing 10 sac ts
good Effects d., old man; revived him immediately ana
I'm three DAYS with beng e lak he was able 10 do MS
ordinary work. Ny family, after the oi! :n haa been ="
relieved used the Elixir aso, aad were IN each case FL
ieCtualiy restored 10 health :,
h.ya In severe attack of Dvsentery in my family
checked il IN usin. one daSr Of the Elixir,
" pGor woman my vicinity who had rel all the tia
remedies without eject for Fever ard Asue OF i've months
standing WAS instantly rrirs-d after using abor wlnelas
full OF the Elixir and has not bes troubled ws The asue
Extrac; OF letter from J. Campbell, !f
81 have used the Washington Elixir in several cases ,?
Dauhna in my nil the past with immediate relief IN
every case. have hesitation IN recommending The rliS
safe and eicac,opS ealedy N siH Jar attacks IIce 81
Nav. foR~, ,p.,l y. .Jis;
F. NJ GvIoN: Dear Sr-You will please 10 inform the
public that have used the Washington EXlr!or severe AZ
tack Of Darrha about months since, and cured WIN
one dose less haI hour. have had since also
used il N of my daughter who very severely al
tackled and dose cured her less than hour and she
has never had SINCE the last abuu. four months since
orr cb't seI,t, ARNESI linn.
r. SIN all It worms meyer iliiS !n23 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

FlRE.-Thc dwelling house of Mr.. Frederick
" Collins, OF Eaot BooulG"l1, mae destroyed by
fire on the night of the 18th inst. The house
valued at from thousand to twelve hundred dol
lars-insurcd cight hundred dollars
1Ontario Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

t55+ t5, NEWLlNE OF ~, ,ERPOOL PACKETS.
So ;p g a R }g9e Can't h WDm W;DsgsaEa
l3siI phsn and upwards and their accommoda.
tons for cabin second cabin and seerye well
Known are superior 10 any other line packets. Those vSh
on Ss' s,t' S '0'' no, %sAi fsf ST"
The Garrck will sal from Liverpool on the 18th August
aforng persons who wish send for their friends IA
of the regular line reasonable terms And those wishing
to remit money can have drafts for any amount ay2b!e on
demand without discount mall the principal towns OF Great
Britain and Ireland. je6
TT FOR LlVERPOOL-Pactet of July 7tl-
Sreyl The packg,, snip PATRICK HENRY J. c. Delano,
81 s. miss w a b sSSys hs sG
~ Tn. he ,ss{; as e s ss Nm
succeed the Patrick ienr aud sail August her regular
day. jel6
-. FOR LONDON-Regnlar Packet of The
SaseS; lst juy-The splendid Packet ship VICTORIA,
Z, f. Morgan master will sail as above, her regular
Having very superior accommodations for cabin ID cabin
and wishing to embark, should
e''''' N''''~','o'' JOSEPH NlcMURRAY,
100 Pine street, of South
Persons wishing send Tor their irleed, have them
brought outby the above ship OF the regular packets
by applying above, tif By letter, post pald.) j2i
+tt OLD ESTABLISHED 1migrant Passen
.rr Ger Office 81 South New York-Resular Line Of
any part OF Gree; Britain and Ireland who en-
gagged BY their friends here by the regane of Packer Ships
e may rely that Just care viii be have them
despatched without delay Liverpool and will always
-avor merit OF the public patronage, which
has been literally bestowed many years past those
remmtng money have Drafts payable all the Banks
and Branches throughout the United Kingdom.
mh7 JOHN HERDMAN. 81 South st.
FL DRAFTS ON ENGLAND IRELAND,
sy-Sy &cpersons about renting money their friends
svz; the old country, be supplied with drafts paya-
bic demand without discount any other charge ~ sums
el e2 e3 e5 EO $50 tjO. any the National
Bank Of Ireland Provincial Bank DO Mesrs James Butt
Son Co.. Bankers London, Baned * Co., Exchtnge aud
Discount Bank Liverpoo Eastern Bank Of Scotand Green
ock Banking Coz Sir VIM. FORBES Hunter Co. scotland,
and the branches every post throughput England T
w. j. * T. TAPSCOIT
at their General Passage Office, 3 Peck slip, cor Soqths
~ b. Al LETTERS from the country must be post pad J22
y cao - PLEASURE EXCURSION TO
49, SAULT STE, MARIE, MACH
NAV. GREEN BAY, AND
THE INDIAN SUPPLEMENTS
FARE, FOR TRIP, S2:.
The splendid low pressure steamboa: bl o. Captaa
Friday July II, at 10 o'clock, a. nj.
THIS presents rare 0IoruHltyto mos" VINO nave
never visited Green Bay and Lake Superior do So cr
so moderate that within the reach of dmo,t any
Indian Settlements the Falls of ST Marie and the biuliiu
scenery around the foot OF Lake Superior, an. aS every Cr
poat that reeon OF interest 10 ie and scientific
Traveller:
The Buffalo has undergone thorough repairs, and for
modat!cns surpassed by boat the waters
Every will De paid b. the officers OF the boat
comfort lnd pleasure of those on board.
A good Band of Music Will accompany the Excursion.
For Berhs State Rooms aDp board, thr Office
OF CHAS VI. REED, Water-stre~t, Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

Mrs. WILLIS, lady of information of future
H. events aud what has passed learned IN asroogy and
s sVoy gives ladies private lectures on this science al heI
~ J Elizabeth ST. 10 doors from Houston and BlercS'r
ss constantly hand corn and aye and SURE
s, The asue, and ii auy Of her medicines Is puchased
siss Information gratis jel9 Ina
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

BOARD IN BROOKLYN-Three single gentle
il mea can have comfortable apartments, either with break
,; and Tea or ipli board privsre family, within ihr-
minutes walk ot Fulton Ferry, by applying mmedia'ei,
- iilckS.st Brooklyn. Jeli 6tsoi'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
NJ Walter Forward mnd r.. w. Marks,
Attorneys at Law Pittsburgh IA. ms 6n

n HEALTH, QUIET AND COAfOHT.-,rh The GFa-
ham House 63 Barcalreg Newly 9r roiers aa'antiSss
are rarely offered It egiDy located clean and airy
street very near the business part Of the city and ~ the 'nn,
n'ns are con yenient and neat while its table supplied with
the veEeabe and Fruit, ht can b. pToG%nIsa m % eXSInams
moderate and every effort made render Boarders coniofta-
H. Showsr Baths free R4nenlher 63 i;arclav-At
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

pOARDING-Single or married gentlemen can
IL h. accommodated with transient permanent Board
rooms furnished or unturnished By MRS. GORE. No. q
Cortlaudt 81. le6 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
REFINED SUGARS,

REFINED SUGARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES:
WTOOLSEY AND WOOLSEY offer their stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugars as follows namely
Loaf II cents pound, When less than packages
FsS F6waj DO DO DO are ISSeS PueSs,5 cent
The above packed as follows:
oa.ss il boxes s 396 s3a n"a3ds % lOr packages
Apply the NewYork Patent Sugar Refinery,
Soath and Montgomery streets 50 Wastreet
~ B. Orders of the city be accompanied BY
mlttanCe. iel ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

DOARpING--A front and back parlor on the
uei ,nd tlsir wives furnished or unfinished, e, with
board. Also. few SINGLE eentsmeR can BE- accommodated
wth boaui and pleasant Terms moderate. Apply
No. = East Broadway. n3l I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
LUCKEY, 100 South.st., up staIIs.

Z RoARDlNG.-Ihreeo or four respectable gentle
~ men be accommodated with furnished r,ons with
breakfast and tea, full board If relue wh.rs every sc
ccmmcda;ion viii be made make desirable lin. ad-
dressed H. p C. and left this Office az No IS; Fulton
street viii receive attention. jel5 avs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

CHEATING COPPER.-IO0 cases English,
- 10 SR$SELL G Sh E .t tIiSTURNs CO.. sopth'ass'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

warranted superior any heretofore used ior ttl u
All u.sor desrous of testing the great value aat superiority
OF these OVER hand ma4 shoes, By sending s. b nelL Or o
wise 100 lbs assorted shoes Will Immediately be i9rWtufc
warranted 10 SUIT the section counry FOR wbIcf they az
ordered TO I qiae ey at j. e e. H.sls Bro
thsr Troy: Lewis s,aadic Co.. John Townsend Albany
Coz s .os esiE f. sRs BeSs eGs2a Bsa6 @
ph,. f,ytbs, ;nform,rion unv b. had The subject
Tgoy Iron and Nail f sc,orv. Apn4- HENRY BURDE.'-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

GOOD BOARD and pleasant Rooms can b. OBJ
VI eaiuei Y No. % Clitf-,trsvt. iel4,e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice is

fORPORATJON NOTICE.-Public notice is
- hereby gwen 10 the owners, occupant or occu
pus o all houses and lots improved unimprved lands
Effected thereby that the follow Assessment has
peted by he Assessors and lodged in the Street Com
mNSIoneiS Office Tor by all interested
VIZ For paving lth between M Avenue and Avenue
~ embracing lots llth street between the lst Avenue and
Avenue A. west SIDE between 10th and 18th All per
whose interests affected by the above named
ment and who opposed the either Of them are
requested 10 present their objections writing the under
signed the Street Commissioners Office within thirty days
from the date of this notice
JOHN EVEN Street Comnissoner
and ChliTman of the Assessors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper. ,,as
~ II removed from No. q John ST. 10 No 16 Nissan -
With X ooodme Hhers n he IS receiving his Spring and
STYLE (,u;ts furnished in twelve hours notce) Having
reduced his expenses he will be enabled 10 sell at sduce
prices dhe socitS the arors Of his friends and the public
tuwhom he feels grateful Tor the liberal patronage he has herr
t9!ore received His motto is good article IunctuaIity n
tlIllng nrler.. low and cash On delivery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

sSg FARM FOR SALE very cheap for cash, or
will be exchanged fer city property fifty Of llgd
-A.house, barn and other outhouses new Saratoga Co..
near the canal and railroad. Enquire Of
BURR, BENEDlCT& & BEEBE.
NE ff 81 \,.,n,I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

vvERMQ.LION-10 cases Chinese, for sale by
GRINNELL, MINTURS Co