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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03
FETO ALL WilOMIT MAY CONCERN

e Health Is treasure which cannot be h,ugh: but in
many how easily It's destruction loss can be pre-.
seaed How iresgenty d<es slight cold apparently OF
consequence and causing but little incorvensence in its
commencement, when neglected, terminate in that dread
Toe 10 TIE hnman race Consumption which yearly sweeps
SO many thousands from secety "i yeu not be warned
there induce you preserve your hea!t The
greatest blessing yon baves What riches compared
health Resec; and be persuaded carefully to preserve
tins health Experience proves, and thousands attest EzI,
without exception. James D. NoTlPs
PICTORIAL HONEY OF LTyERwoRT
the best most pleasant sa and speedy remedy ever Of
fired ior Coughs, Colds Asthma, InEeaza, Spiting OF
Blood aad ali Affections OF The Lungs leading consump
ton II scempnsed entirely OF vegetable sgredier;s 4
facilitates sXpectoraton, oderates inazHnstory acton
pros;es the healthy functions OF the skin, and
these constitutions impaired by protacird hacking cough
Its price, shiinss per bottle places within the reach
OF the poor vel the rich II may be had OF Oh
CoTT, McKESSON CO. Ge1eral 4 gents for The Unit
ed States rs Maiden Lane and retail by al the respect
able Drns,gists IN the city and country.
AMES D. NGRILL, sels Proprletor,
az Ink. S7 5owEy, n. Y
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broke Of the door, bat by the exeons OF the eeE
and wa;chaen were caught and oor1niued te answer.
CoaoNER's 0SEIcE.--AccIDEyTALLT Drowned
The Coroner Saturday night held an inquest az No.
e Rose sree the body OF Ezsbeh Ea-die, native of
England, aged e. On Sunday evening about O'clock as
The husband OF deceased engaged ship keeper ia
watching he ship EeDee lying a, The foot OF Pkesreet
the deceased went 10 carry his supper on board sEt missed
footing and fa aio The water drowned The body
after recovered and the verdict accordingly.
ANOTHER FEMALE DsowsgD.-The coroner also this
evening held inquest The Aims House il the Park,
the body oil well dressed unknown wenan aged about
81 Eo found floating in Tie East River the foot Of
Wall street. and conveyed to the dead house. Verdict
found drowned.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLEp-The Coroner held Inquest al,
No 10 Harionsr on the body OF Michael Keeler native
Of Ireland, aged about So The deceased caru,n,
and while engaged this morning in front OF his stable
The OF Mott md Spring harnessing bis
the cart the animal became unruly and, as TIE de-
c-nsed attempted 70 get his foot slipped he fell the
ground and the wheel OF the vehicle passsg hi. body
cd i've Of his ,bs and being carried home be
died. Verdict: Accidentally killed by the wheel OF
passing him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03
Raukrupra-Jan. 3.

Alfred S. Prince. scotsman. Flushing.
Richard Whipple, carpenter, BrooAIyn-
George Provost, farwer, Rye
Nelson Finch, mechanic. PratisSitie.
WH. Safdeet, shoemaker, Hc]son-
Vim. G. Bloomfield, tanner, Nc"oGa.
JOHN Tonibs, batter. n. \.
Eben L. Williams, merchant, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

U' Mr.. Chase, of Livermore, Maine, who is
mentioned in paragraph now going the rounds as
the last of the crew of Paul jones'" is not yet
the last though he may be soon. Mr.. George
Raymond, now living ut Brooklyn, at the age of
sc. was sailing master under Capt. Jones during
all his adventures. Mr.. Raymond is, we are sorry
TO say, very feeble and sick, and will not long,
probably, compete for the honor of being the
last of the crew of Paul Jones'" Jour- Com
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

BERNARD SLATE.-We learn that Mr.. Robert
Evans, fiom Bangor, Wales, has the present sea-
son quarried at Bernard, in Piscatsquis county,
and prepared for market two hundred tons Of ex-
celent roofing slate which is confidently pronounc-
ed superior to the foreign slate. These slate are
10 be brought to market the present winter.
Bangor (Me.) Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

= The Losr REconDs.-The Staun,oa Spectator
learns from authentic source eha, the Books and
Records of Greene County, Va, which were sto-
len from the Clerks Office Of that County about
twelve months ago. have been recently found by q
fox.hunting party n cave in the side of noun
tain.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

FRENCH SCIENTIFIC MISSION TO CE0TRAL
AsrA.-A young Oren,alis,, M. c. d'Ochoa, has
been charged by the French Government with a
scientific mission to the central States of Asia to
the northwest Of Hindostan, between Cachmere
and Kafrstan,, Heis to collect documents relating
tnahe history, geography origin of the races Ian
guages and literature of the East.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

p man named Morgan Traftop, an assistant
of Capt Thomson, keeper of Boon Island Light
left the island on Tuesday the 18th inst, and has
not since been heard from. 1t is supposed he
perishcd, from the severity of the weather. He
was about 35 years Of age. Boston Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

D Messrs. Schoocrah and Mcleod, of the
Michigan Legislature, Will earn their mileage this
season at least. One resides at Mackinaw, and
the other at Chippewa; and in consequence of The
sudden closing of navigation. both had to foot it
portion of the way to Detroit. West paper
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

and Joints stubborn Ulcers syphltie symptoms diseases
arising from inudcious use OF erensS, enaie
nIens and other similar complaints
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and Tor export
atom siy A. s. Sands Co. No sS Broad@ay Sraniie
SpaiaFl cor,er OF Chambers street, New York Also sold
by A. D. Sands, Druggists, No 19 and loo fulioaSii
David Sacds Co. No n East Broadway corner OF Mar
he,.,trret; ard By Druggists generally throughout The
listed States Price 81 per bctse SIX bottles sf 90
Notc-The original documents may be seen hy cs!ins AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03
THE TRIBUNE

COMMERCE OF Nxw Yoax.--The following Ia
bic exhibits the amount of the Commerce OF tnls
port for 1s42, and as compared with that OF 1871
Fore;nn Arrivals In Ian Foreign ArrtTaH in ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Martha Conn has lived in my family the last IS years.
and herebv certify tho foregoing made by her
self is correct. Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
No. Goa Broad st. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

10 The Providence Journal says The ad.
mission of eoleted people to vote has had enc good
effect. A deniagogue, who has not da,kcned tho
doors of q church in Providence for years, wen,
last Sunday to one of the celorcd churches We
hope he heard more truths than he got veses.''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

The following certificate is from gentleman who lost
the whole OF hi, nose IRON severe Scrofuous disease II
spe5ks for itself.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

have confidence In the representations made by Martha
Coan, and have fu! knowledge OF her case:
ELIJAH F. PURDX.
Alderman 10th Ward Of the City OF New.York.
Dec L. l2A2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

WHO PAYS. OR BY WHOM ORpERED?-We hear
tha. on Thanksgiving day, and again on another
day last week, and on two days of this week, the
Loco Foco members of the Common Council, and
The Loco-Foco members elect from the city TO the
Assembly, held caucuses in the chamber of tic
Board of Aldermen, at which the topic for ar
rangement was such consolidation Of the three
lower Wards of the city, and such Ger7yman
deriag of the upper Wards, as to ensure in all
time q Loco-Foco majority in the Common Coun-
Gil. After each Of these meetings, as we farther
hear, dinner for some 25 or 80 was ordered, and
eaten in tho Tea Roem by these plotting patriots.
If this be true. who audits and who pays the bills
for these entertainments We pause for reply.
As TO the Gerymanderins scheme, we shall have
something to say OF that another occasion.
American
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Prince
street, N. Y. Dec. IA, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Sixth Ward.--At meeting of the Democratic Wings
the Sixth Ward held, pursuant call of the Genera
Committee, at Monroe Hail. Friday evening, Dec Soh
ls42, Mr. JOHN GRAY wss called 10 ;he Chair and Col
wM. JONES and Mr. JAMES GRAHAM were appointed Sec.
rearieS ltwas, motion,
Resesd That the meeting proceed ballot for five De.
ieoes 10 represent this ward In the Senior General Com.
mitee
whetenpen the following named gentlemen were unaa!
Inously elected;
HENRY w, MERRITT GEO ENnIrrTr
9oSS.fh 7. fiRSSoN. D, a. WEBSTER
The meeting then proceeded ballot for twenty r.r
form Ward Committee The ensuing wear Who, ts
following gsn,lemen were duly elected:
C. Crolius, Jr, Wilson. Gel. Cosip D. AI,I,ue,,;,
James Graham, o. w Rrenaan Peter Crosby Peter Ssr,a
tai A. B. Tsyisr VIM Jones, A Elosen,ine Peter Psrae
n c. Everett l.. r. Bradley, Geo Williams J. Lnndw,hs
Ssn,l Pray Matthew Reed Door Everett James p war
Resolved That The delegates have power to !i vacasces
Ress.s Ihssthe proesedinss of the meeting be pu5.
lshed 10 the Courier and Seqaer Tribune and Conner
Sial Advertiser. JOHN GRAY S,ss;r,nan
wM JONES, Ss..,
JAMES GRAHAM, "a,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

place full confidence the statement made by Martha
Conlin, having known her the past tweRy years. will
cheeuy give any particulars in relation TO her 10
Ihnse who may wish tprlher Information
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03


ao all those GiSaggeeable NOSES Ike the ouz1ng OF M
sec.s falling OF wn.er whzzirg o steam, &c, which are
symptoms approaching Deafness and also generally aS
tended " ih disease.
The subioneI certificate will be read with interest:
PHILApELestA. Oct i, 1884,
esrr Edisory-Deafnessis disease which has hitherto
been considered ircrable, but nor The prhe thai
concluded that remain bat not many nlontlS
sisce saw paper advertisement OF Scarpas VI
for De,fnrss the last concluded to Try u
an, nav hsppy TO say can hear well as ever did Two
of INV repds likewise tiirt il One of them 50 deal
th,t Re <rI an ear trumpet; he hears perfectly Well
y;Ibonr IL The other very much troubled With noises
in The ears and head and he AZ snce found -sliei and
T1so bo,iles cured me- which ,hought getting well
nrsrfv cheap SILAs BucsEE, Second ST. below Pine.
Sold n wholesale aud retail by a. D. y y. Saos; na
;s,s No 20 FuI,op.strsst OF oG and iuo tuo-
s,rser AI.o sold by David Sands j Co, NO ~ East
R,e,dyay: A. B. Sands Co, No s1S Btoad"ay, C rn.,
of Char bers-strest. Price g. Also Sotc oy III TIC G
JAYNE No 20 South Thircsreei, fhliacepnta. ols ~.
YNASHIONABLE STOCKS, SCARFS
a' CRavATS, GLOVES &c.-old EstanlishmSs:nf,- I'm
PSRS SEIIS AGATE, established in iS2&-in aldtioh
TO her ex,casive assortment OF FashaHabie Sooos e su
rrhers are receiving every arrival from LONDON anu
PARIS fresh supply Of fashionable Scar ana
her assortment of fashionable Stocks, Scars CraVs
e,, mad, Linen ttor which the first premium was award
ed Them nt the fair OF the American lnsi,usel
,Snenders Hosiery Silk, Merino, abswoa and DucAsHn
>r,, and Drawers ard all articles apperiainng 10 gen
arrnle rich and varied. Genlicmen caring
a, the old establishment may depend on being urnis'eu
h The best and latest fashions at iair ana prices
PARSELLS Y AGATE, S4l broadway,
between Park place and Murray street
PIX A. continue the manufacture ei theiT ceieorateu
Shoulder Braces and gen;lemens Russia Riding Belts
DIS lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

DEATH OF THE HoN. JOSHUA lea letter
from the Postmaster at Penn Yam, Yates county,
annouIses the death on rho evening of the 28th
inst one OF the most distinguished citizens of that
place, and widely known heretofore as member
OF Congress aud the State Legislature.
Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

know Martha Conn. and hive known OF her suffering
illness John DUBOIS, Bishop of New-Yora.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

~ HEcnIth, eeuiet nnd Conffort.-The Ora
ham House, 55 Barclay NewYork, proers advantages
Strangers stopping few days weeks in the city, such
rarely offered IB eigiby located on clean and
airy street. very the business pa OF the city, and in
The immediate vicinity lhe principal Steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient aHd neat, while lis table
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
pocored excluding entirely Animal Food and Stmulants
al, kinds Charges moderate and every effort made 10
render Bonrders omforable. Shower Baths free. Re-
6S RarclnY--t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

NJ Syiyunia AssoCiution.-The Office OF this
Association for subscription stock and the otcpment
information, the Evening Post Buildings Room No.
l. up stairs and open day from I'LL o'clock. d23 #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

n The Gift ls43 in beautiful style, the Chris
ian Souvenir, Friendships Offering, Rose, Affections
Gift Jewel do., the LadSs Book Of Poetry and Flowers
Puely, edited by Miss osgoot, The Orchard
den and Greenhouse, ZACH Of them IN superior s,ye Al
buns, both ERgish and American, with choice selection
valuable Eook in splendid biudings suitable for Presents
ali which the subscriber will sell verS cheap his old
established Bookstore, ST Bleecker-areet.
ABRAHAM MAZE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

, EMOVAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
Il a Il Bowery.-The subscribers Htfnd removing their
no 10y on The first May and ia consequence thereof
they will sell their present stock Of ready made cloth
ing Consisting geueral assortment Of MEMS Youths azd
Cb.drens Clothing greatly reduced prices order that
they may go with entire new stock
To those hay the cash this is chance of iaving
ing in very good csthng low price, are fully de-
,ermined 10 sell! of our entire sock.
t.D in,- GEO. A. UOYT l. co
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

DG' The Lowell Courier states that the reduc-
ton ofwagey in single establishment in that place
was reduction Of the prices of piscework, caused
by the introduction of improved machinery, where
by the girls could and did make quite as much as
they formerly could with the old machinery at the
old prices many Of them dollar day Yet
fifty of them were fooled into a strike, which has
thrown them out of work entirely; and now they
would gladly come back, and have applied to, but
their places are filled.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

II Particular Noiice.-Those perso having
furniture any description dispose Of who are break.
Ing up keeping, viii find, ready sale for poon
cr ai of thsr goods, by sending their address, cang
UPON the subscriber. Goods my amount purchased
A, private sale--Two Piano Ferics.
ie2a If =. COTTON {. CO. 1s7 Chath am-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

~ Fourscentss Ward.-As meeting of the De.
,soera,ic Wings of The Tkir,ecu,h Ward held at N,
hrosdway House. On Friday Evening, Dee 50, Dr. ISAAC
,. was called 10 ihe Chair. and R cRMeRsAp and
SsAklss +. OSBORN were appointed Secretaries.
Tue following named persons were elected 10 the Ward
coaralt,ee for theeHsning year:
nsssin d Ssoe Alex s. Forbes Aaron C. Burr John L
Is.e " "a Anderson. Hm 8. Hembers, Thoa Eenfa,o
h IL so%n Isaac Fryer Isaac s. smith Robert Cra
= D,sosn eaaaseo John Conger, Renry Edeyd Chas
weSa.sssss Enas me above named Committee meet on
Rsso!7sd, That tsse Comn,;,,ss.
cies Ga moson adjourned .~'e Power 20 Ill III vacan-
Il. CRAsgEAo ee >. SMITH, Chairman.
caAs. +. ossoax, Secretaries
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MARTHA CONLIN.

know Martha Conn believe wha; she In this
document 10 be perfectly true. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YoRK,
Rector OF ST Peters Church.
Given at New York this 18th day of December, 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03
EENRY q NJrv paw

STATE OF SEw-Tosx,} On ,hs 18th day of Novernbsr
City CT Brooklyn, 1872. before ne came Thomas
Lloyd and acknowledged the truth OF the foregoing paper
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IA INCHES tower than eYer.-In con.

sequence OF tle reduction OF duties by the late
Levers. anchor scapeents, Lepine and other Watches
OF rev anu splenrid peiteroS ard Jewey IL retail ri
lower than they be bought for aay other place in
The CITY Gold Watches low as $40 10 sa5 each
watches and Jewelry exchanged bought An watches
warranted TO keep good time the money rrtu,nea-
Watches and Clocks repaired in the best sud
racied al much lSsS than the usual prices
g. C. ALLEN. Importer of Watches and Jewellery
Oils Il Wholesale ard rrtail 81 MaILr. - sts;,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03
TIGHLY IMPORTANT.-Deafness

Z a Cured.-Seura's Acoustic OiL-Fot the cure OF
Deafness, pains and the discharge 0! matter from the Eas
aso all those Gis,ygeeahle noses Ike the buzIng OF IN
sec.s falling of wu,e whining o steam &c, WHICH are
symptoms Of approaching Dsae and also generally as'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

rYssoed Board and pleasaut Rooms car be obtained
,,No 0c t,fT.stree, [, n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Decrease Of Forsign arrivals IN 1917 ---- 1'o
of,he foreign arrivals in 1912, l,37s were
American. 3sa British Al Bremen; 40 Swedish;
1e Hamburg; II Belgian; l3 Venezuelan; IL
sicilliaa; 10 French 10 Dutch; 6 Norwegian /;
6 Danish; a Russian Sandman; 2 Portuguese .
/ Spanish; Neapoli:an;1 Il Oaenburg; Lubec {;
] Tuscan; | Genoase; and New Granadian.
Total No. ofForeign Clearances for 1912, l,595
Do DO Coastwise do. do 1912, 1896
Cusrom House, New YORK, Sd January 1ssa
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
We are authorized to announce the following ap-
ppoin,nlcnts by Gov. BoUcK:-
ddjuteI.t- -Genterat.-LYmAN SANFORD, OF Scboharie
cousty.
ACE BRows, Of Queens county; l. W. NELSON, OF osego
Military secre.ory-C. W. Boucx, OF fNe~.York.
' Albany hrgus.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Y Poetry Of TcEsperHacc.-A Discourse. By
Wm. Wallace, Keglucky. will be redei,vered, by
quest, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan 9Th, 1913 at
Niblo's Theatre, tuow Congregational Church)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Lectures commence at u o'clock.
Single tickets IS cents eacn - for The en Lee
lures gentleman and lady, for the course, S. cards OF
admission family 81 for the Stockholders can
osaiu their tickets on application the Institute al
ter The 2tlh inst GEO. w. BELTS,
az Chairman Lecture Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

u Rutgers Enstiiutc A.eCiures.-The Trus
have arrangement, for coarse OF Lectures 20
be given Thursday Evening OF each week in the Chap
e OF The Institute
Dec. z9one Lectureb by Prof. ALoSzo POTTER. Subject
The Object OF Educaon'
Jan. 5-0ne Lecture by Rev S.II. Cox, D. D. Subject
Selections from English Poetry, with comments and IL
lustratonsi
Jan. l2-one Lecture by wM B. KINNEY Esq. Subject
Public Morality
jan J9-one Lecture by Rev. E. H. CHAsls. Subject
'CoperncuS aud his Times
Jan 26-une Lecture By Rev. Or. BErnuYE. Subject
Opinion OF lbe Ancents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Since which time there has been an annual dmnu,o in
their number and 1850 exhibits 72S and the year lS
the sill, diminished Eumbcr of T9 and for The year is42
the whole number Of Iecognizances returned 1914
How aering then, is ;his exhibition of The relative dm
nshng condition Of crime in this city, compared with The
reverse in England and Fraace during corresponding Pc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03
y Es~ n MAIL LINE for ALBANY

p. E~ MAIL LINE iof aLDAItI
I'D PsFaiT qfs''* rge ge'Sfs Sss os ! s nas
for her sresch which enables her TO e'eonner WIS gsat
success tie which seriously oesnets The rye 'ef
The s,eabsa, UTICA leaves the too:ot courhntssreet
This (Fussdayl Afternoon, Dec. IS, si oleioeA
taking Utica take the Cars AZ nosf
~ ,e ,osss a, Ccxsoeaie ard arrive in Abaay early tie
same morning. N.B.Good sieishing froa Coasoese 70
sep Por passage or reigAappy p cschns a'he o1ss
on the wharf. OF on board. -----------=.-e. 81
= Goo NOR PEEKskILL, YER .l.,is
- PLsNcSis si SRsSSxsrotNIsr sssrr R.ssrINSs SsSS.
and as eIsos s..smSo, Ss coLUMBUs Captain F. W.
Stone VIII .eave NewYos from ,as s oeos ard s.ia
isg leave PseEskll day. a, eeosk, r d.
Old STATE pOs wss0e S,os o Anl b sseee or any
ohsr kind OF operty aken shipped, or put on eSaLu s
freight, baggage, &c .--------------
n GOO hFOR NEWBURGH--Laad-
ss:mpsa. Ing t. JaMEs sidSsi Ss
x is,ys ~ ee esF every
ara an R,se paeksses or Parcels Bank sills or Specie
put on board OF i;hon; being entered on esok
e The boat or recepsd VIII be al the risk oil tae E.
ers thereof ----------.--.- ----- - =
X E@sss.s aSTATEN ISLAND FERRY
: sFsfsN 1sLaSpEa aud SAMSON viii run
LEAvr, Nrw.YoRx a, 9, II, a. n: and l.,si;a, PM
LEAVES STATEN ISLAND al > ~, A. Ia' aR0 i"s y shs
r.
An goods shipped are required be particularly Marked
and are at the risk OF the owners thereof. ol
= 70 n FOR HUDSON, CATS
GssSsSIESL- KILL aud CoXSAcK, or as FAR as The
,c viii permit Stages will he in readiness The seans
boat SUPERIOR Capt Ge1ld viii iease the Pier ieo.
Of Chamherssree this (aiomiay afternoon at oeoca
For passage or freight apply board or to j. q. Ncho
son, 1856 West.streeL
NJ BAN persons are forbid trust ng any accoua,
OF the above boat captain or owners di
- So@ sBUFFALO and Green Bay.
SsSsS=r-=5s Thestcam COLUMBUS viii ply De-. 4
twees Buffalo and Green Bay during the as below
Leaves Buffalo, Leaves Green Bay,
July ,nyn., 1s 11ss 80 J1ly nnsp,, Il = : =
Sept. II IS Sept l9
October 10 ~ October IL 81
touching at intermediate ports.
Fer freight and passage apply to the master on board OF
to :. 81 + PaRsoNS SHsS ~ co, Buffalo. NY leo
= ESs's hELlZABETH-PORT AND
D. I,C, 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

The Written Poetry of Temperance,
which Will be Illustrated by the following recaiions:
Marco Bozzaris-Iiaieck. Ihanaiopsis-Bryant The
Ocean-Shca. Battle of Waieroo-Syrun. Suloquy-
Shakespeare. There's Bliss-Moore. American Battle
Sh!p-Wallsce. Who is my Broher-Wnilace. No themes
ior the Bard-Waliscc.
Two original sopgs, by Mr.. Wallace.
Finale-'rie Star Spas sled Banner, (iull choru5.)
Mrs. McDoual will preside al the piano.
To commence at half past G'closk Tickets l2l cents
TO be had al PattDsons Ann and Nassau streets
OF Com, n o. Flanagan T. N. Underhl. Lo;vin
=. Barnes WIN. Edmonos. y. NJ. Woodruff, j. Goodby, P
y. Manchester, Pres. Of Columbian Society. j ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

DOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND
. COMMERCIAL ITfIMErIC.--THoMAS
jONES ls3 Broadway, invites attention To the following
arrangements under which be gives instruction IN ihe
above branches .p ",
The hours 9 study are from 10 T. M from ito of' 'i
or from Z u r. NJ.
Students may any OF the above hours OF
and pursue the study OF any or all OF ue apo'e
moderate charge per quarter
Ts1ms-For atsendaoees days per week during s,o 90
Or every day Tor six weeks.
This arrangement will afford the disent student an OPP
portunily of acquiring $40 competent knowledge OF
accounts as we'll natera! Improvement IN wrilnS.
Private lessons given during the forenoon.
Pubished and for sale JonesS Principles and Prachce {"
Reokkeeping ayo Price rs Teachers, by the help OF
this ,reatise will be able TO mpat more knowledge n
few weeks Than be effected IN rs many months oy any
other sysiemo instruction. See Journal Am institute ana
MerchantN Magazine ior Dec. 1872. dIG lnl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

II Orlando Fish,, Fashionable Halter, Isl Ercad
way, would Inform the geaemcn OF New-iork that his
Fall and Water style OF Has is ready for their nspcc-
and critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
having been the first project aud abide by strictly
style of Hats instead OF serviley copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often unsued TO our ci
and manners reoiccs pereeivc that others have
seen fiji follow his lead. and THAT the following OF
european Fashions in Hats almost entirely abandoned by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

&c offers Winter style OF Genucmen's Nutria Hats at
s. So and warran;s them equal in MATERIAL finish fasaI
and durability any Hat sold low rs 81 IN the city
u he wishes i, distinctly understood that his te:t Hat
40. sold a his price but 81 So These he recommends
IS equa 10 nny hat sold in NewYor s. under, and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Gentlemen visiting city respectfully invited TO
ca and examine Ls stock OF Winter hats and Judge OF
quality. He is conient that whether the cheapest
the best Hat desired the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try Kim. ts2etf) o. FISH, ISL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-03

Dec. 2 1872 Robins Z. bLaCh6UKNE.
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