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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
JUST PUBLISHED,

TTarels IN the Great Western PrairicS Tie Iao-
huac and Rocky Mountains, and in The Oregon
Territory; By THOMAS j. FARsnAm.
The above work contains a fu, clear, graphic asd au
hsn,c account Of The Ear West and, predict, will
the wants OF The American public generally and truly
Than any that has appeared Tor many years with regard
The Oregon and the Far West In The first place, it relates
~ wanderlugs vast Western Wilderness, per-
formed in the years 1889 and $780, by not only capa
sle OF Observing and writing The TRUTH but who withaI
coud look hardship and danger things to re met and
never fed from The track which Mr.. +. took over the
Rocky Mountains travelled before by any white
observer He followed the trail OF the Santa Fee traders
until he struck the Arkansas, which he assembled to the
place where escapes from the Mountains; at that pOnt ht
entered the gorgeS climbed the frozen nights, and ira.
versed the deserts Of the Rocky Mountains as far Nerh as
latitude ~ degrees On this part Of his journey he explored
inc sources Of tho Soth folk or te Great Platte the South
ern branches the Colorado Of the West and the sublime
and barren districts of country lying about them. From
latitude ~ he turned towards the Pacific Ocean through
Oregon Territory OF which he tells you much and so
we'll that you rise from the reading acquainted with lis
soil its trees, its whole commercial and agricultural capa-
btiese1pored and related You forced to believe by
9. eone. and capahe observer. Indeed, Oregon and the
whole country along Mr. FPS track stand out with remark
able disncness and interests and his descriptions OF the
ndanstheir and customs, and the events OF his
daily travels are narrated with vigor and spirit which
viii pace the work. to its interest," al easton level with
The best OF It's kind.
LIEUT.. WiLKBss ABSTRACT of the REPORT of the Elk.
p,oring Expedition Oregon Territory is published in the
last chapter OF the above work. which greatly enhances its
value 10 those who wish 10 know all about Oregon.
u Sold the Low price OF 25 cents Postmastcrs send.
ing one dollar will receive fUe copies.
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DIED:

OF proractcd consumplion on Wednesday evening 18th
inst, in triumph OF The Christian aiih Dei,a MARIA,
wife OF Fitch Shepard and daughter OF the late raul
Dennis ESQ. OF Washington county, N. Y
The friends and acqunintanceS OF The itniy are respect
fully requested attend her funeral LIS a!letnoon from
No SO4 East Broadway, nj O'CLOCK 20
At Canaan; LiciIfeid county, Cono, FEB - aGsn DO
years Mrs Chloe Huntington, wife OF Mr. Horace hunt
nn and daughter of The late Si!as Franklin ESQ Oh c
On Thursday the 10Th inst, Elizabeth Bloomfield, wife
The funeral Will take place her late residence 4'
Clinton ST. this day friday at 8 O'CLOCK T. ~.
March l5 Eliza, wife OF Edward Hitchcock.
March Is julia wife OF a. Beniee, aged 81, native Oh
France.
in Portsmouth n. d. the Oh inst a'r Michael rae "
Beck aged 81. Mr. B. was practical lF,er anu "a.
been The publisher and editor OF the Saco Democrat Tor
about five years. ~, r-u :,. or rd
mund Arnold, Esq, aged a5 and on the 7ih Edmund Ar
mold, aged s. , ], r;o, N
Salem Nov g. Richard Johnson, cook H. " ~. y, oie
meat of Salem, sged57 Dec. 7, Robert MOTIFS; OF bat
more ~ Jan l. mir. 6. w. Haskell, OF Sae;l Isl olcer
aged 50; 18Th, Nathaniel Stevens, 4 Sve"e.
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Lecss,res era GEOLOGY.

" pocros LYELI.'s LECTURES or GEoLceY.--The
scond edition of these celebrated Lectures reported fol
The Tribune is ready. Ii contains an Engraved
Fronlsnece exhibiting ideal section of part OF the Ear
crts With expanatisns 1t will also contain general In
reduction to Geology no, before published LECTURE l.
embraces the following subjects: Auvergne Lacustrnf
Period, Volcanic Period, Eruption OF Coseguna Mount
Dor. LECTURE H. The Eartl's Strata, Marine Strata re
rsds Auvergne District, Sub Apprentices, Mount Esna-
.cruay III. Upheava and Subsdence OF the Earth, Ma
Mes Temple Of Scraps, Monte Nuovo LECTURE ~. Co.
raj Reefs Coral Islands. Lecture v orgnof Coal Lee
ruRE vi fossil Footprints. LECTURE VII Recession OF
TIE Fails of Niagara LECTURE Will Bouders and Ice
berss
To the above is also added in this edten, Sketch OF the
Lecture of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before The
byceum Of Natural History the 9Th OF December last Oh
the DWeren. Races Of Asea.
B Pee per single copies 25 cents Posirnasters remit
ing One Dollar will be entitled 10 hVe copies
GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, New York.
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MARRIED (:

On ednesday evening, 18th ins- by The Rev Or. Hut.
ton Mr. Benjamin +. Cragin TO Mss Sarah j. Dngman
both of this city.
o. wednesday, 18th inst. by Rev. Dr.. Smith Nh Joseph
T Williams to Miss Mary Ann Flanagan all OF his city,
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Particular Hoatce.-fhosc pcrto ha'int
;srnurc of any description dispose OF or who are sreas'
ng up ousekeepin win 6nda ready sale tor ny pcTlon
Or ali of their goods By sending cc address, or calling
apon the siasc r5er. Goods 70 any amount purchased
At private sale-Tyyo Piano FortrS
,e2G If F. COTTON & CO, 1877 Chatliam'sL
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nbli iw isk

TDr,T ayne:s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
February Sd 1918 DIR. D. JdyDe-Dear Sir: have used
in my family several bottles OF your valuable medicine o
tie destruction of and would recommend II 10 osn
ers being one Of the best remedies nov in use
Yenrs, respectfully, thAn. fhtN %
Preoared only by On D. jsYNk % South Third street,
Philadelphia, and sos broadway, New-Iork. -
Price 81 per bottle. MI
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pORFoRATION NOTICE Public
Notice is hereby given sale OF properly Tor
unoad assessments will take place at Pnoc AgeSa q i5
CIV Hail of the city of New.YoIk On the LIZ ~ !.
enapned from day 10 day Until the Whole O. SAID properly
ba he sold and that The detailed statement o; me
.,s and p-opsr1y 10 be sold is published IN the New,
VII Commercial Advertiser, newspaper pslntca and
nnbiished in the city OF New.York.
pHo4l'-o1 JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
Street Commissioners Ofcs,l
March 9, 1s43 mIf IaWlo"
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4 N INJUNCTION having been granted
IA ~, S,,n,d,v the lth inst; against Thomas d. Low
her The junior Of our firm, attending our Office eorHe Ct
h and Thompson streets b h Gi, lro Of Or
Es.rerias With The properly effects debts credits OF books
OF hts purchasing Q! in a.y Other va
win ,e business Of the said frm-Nouce IS hereby gwen 70
nav the deb,s only unto our authorized collectors Dasa
Park or James Cunningham or 10 ~n Lowinef OF 1.ia'
1.-The nersonay or at their Office fo2 "asningonsI,
IT, on. 70 authorized 10 receive any d. BITS due The rn
~t' ~ " I.OWTgER l. SONS. mis- 81
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Thirtv. Se1eets Va. York Tad. S,lt
TUESDAY, Sierch 3.

BocXs-The safe Of he books W NJ comStgacc on TUES
day niorR;ns, q O'clock with lie extensive SNee -
MesSrs. Lea aHchnrd amt be cnnioued insnl day q
day the hour, until! al sci IN The order 81 Tbs
catalogue, WHICH Will be found contain una>1si Serle
" OF valuable stock, Including invoices um acst OF The
leading pcbliShtrs throughout the country
Also several valuable sets OF ste e2ype pises-o ihe
Treasury kdosle ledge, vols; Staspeart Wuyk. the
splendid English octave eoitio, vol go pages Bour
reRnes Life of Napoleon; Paey's Theology &c &e
4 catalogue win be Issued tie moTuSg OF Tie
containing additional cousgnmeas received too ate
The r,t for which will be recrived unu toe
u. nf Mnrrh
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
DOREMUs, SUYDAM & NIXON,


NO SO NASSAU STREET,
4 RE now opening very choice assott-
"a rDen of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, OF Anefean.
BRUSH French and Genaa manufacture embracing eTefy
Prints Outings
Ginghams 5aiteeDs
Printed Lawn, Hackaeark tsweshs
Chambrays Camoc @un Jazz r'u -. H.,
Brlsornes Shfck'd ssn LIP, p'-si''''
CnssImer.s Gamble and fnr DmiteS
Sa,tnets MarselSs Quilts
Giraffe Cloths Bleached huslns
Npanolitan Cloth Beduca and checks
Gamb!oon5 Linen Lnecb
Ca,bnaretts Silk pocket Hdkfs.
Drap de les cotton 90.
Hombareeps Linen Gamble DO.
Kent Jeans llneIs ana Ls"F-
p;nppe, Cord, Table Cloths aud Napkins
caonades 10 and IA ShectiBgs
Driliings o,hor Good
suited trade all which, they invite Tie attention
Of purchasers Cash deaia viii lind 1t to their i"'eFe "
n. Sd S. l. ~ intend keeping constantly on hand
fu supply OF linen ard cotton shcengs, la6s ana
pancs add blankets or befths OF vele
diapers and sckaback loweilng. Masters OF vessels snd
steamboats, may depcnd apon good goods ana a.
market price. ~ ~.
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SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH.
r N. STEVENS Qale Stevens

4 A. Gruman) s5 BEAVER STREET, os7 door sfDii
Pear street. and frs, street below Wall street; New
has hard very large and ehoceiy seeceH Souu.
of millinery gyos FOR the spring trade, Host OF wbcb Gave
been purchased at the present tuinous an
will be sold from % 10 50 pc. cent teow me COSY o. wv
sued at the establishment last year viz, that o, aiietnisR
the casa auctions daily ayallng bnSe OF We oh ~
for cash and cash only Masy who bought 50ods o, - =
G. last wear well know they were deeid-diy chespes .d
rnud he bought elsewhere And he wOu!d restttiiseIy
invite merchants and miners in The city OF ce1nTy Nhp
want any goods In the subscribers ilhe 10 hos la CIV VIZ
him call before purchasing elsewhere iof 1nsy M
Deac II vii! be for ,hr interest ~ 30 he WIN DIVE
Constantly on hand full OF bat Sits and oooo'
pd all oIher goods In millinery line, besides sou %
sornent silk goods general satin and afrta r9non'
from Nc. Is, constantly aand direct iron lle
tines. y,rYo va IA'Ns
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fT acrenfeeatss Ward Delegates to ihe Mayer.
ally Couyentioa s.DANiEL NJ. FRTE, WILLIAM B..
EsrLOU, TALMA HILL. II.
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apY S. DRAPER, .'r.-Stcro 81 WI
4 . liam street. corner P,.--.rSe..
THIS DAY,

AT 10 O'clock, al the auction room
FRENcY AND SsssMAS Goons-By Catsiosues- lUo cases
Frencb German aaC ether Foreign Goods, comprising an
extensive assortment OF ancy aud staple ao!eSo recent
iynpor,aons adapted to the spfinS raee Terms, monhs
on All sums OF GO and over, approved endorsed Gaie
Also entire packages super EHsi>S p!ai SILK crafsi
plaid silk fancy hdkis anG black SIX eraYnt'
Also CASES mems and tea's real csvreuT gloves
Also 10 close an invoice, IS lmeA eanbrt-
hdks
Also, cases super quality French dap d'cte
A,o 50 cases blk white and slate German cotton hosiery
Also cases plain nous dc lsines, o.! fine qnailty
Alss, so pieces extra fine French linen can'D'icS
Also 10 cartons German thread aces ond edg!nss
Also Ceases Paris quality satis ribbons, Mes 10 10
Also cases Paris quat iafea, and handsome ssft-
n.enl OF new style bonnet aud cap ribbons
Also3 cartons rich embroidered collars and capes OF ne"
designs-just landed.
spection of tie wardens OF be port er the benefit OF W.
derwrlers-3 Cloths damaged on The voyage OF li-
pot ton.
Challenges ard samples ready.
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10y ne ' aS annears from bis own voluntary statement
nnder an oath, given below, Blu; has a.sc greatly 70 s ~
Jury OF my business, made .ai'e cHai ses C0,rJD Jr
uiyidualS, customers -
Newark, n J., darch 18TH 1915.
Termination of Scr,nsE Taompson Iaminani says nc
is nineteen years old The "a Gay Vi suaiy -,
Thai he is an apprentice Joseph Geuid al NE orus ma
king business that he has been eu!russea " VA that
@ ;s said apprentice says tina, &c has not IN al in
stances made true and faithful statement OF ue go
sold and moneys receiyed that solee h, ,on when
persons with goods that bought none, and nat 1o 49,
The goods left III other stores lhat ~ SOM 80
The Soods were ssld by tie persons WIN whom go
~ Nm he bropp hi home and paid Mr. Gould the sooos
90 left and unSod have sometimes peeii oV9sH.
sometimes taken and Sold at other places sata ~ ~
snvs that he has kept money which he DID FOL rshe UP
I Gon,. h. saws perhaps dlzen fifteen tunes ine
highest anouat ever kept at any one une "sS -
lars; that he has not al ms une any a. The s1oDey
h. NJ hack was by him spent sometimes lor QUO
somenes for another; that he has pala some no =
dollars TO the livery stables Saia onsy 10 The
nni Of to,v dollars be slys ne suppeses 1t may amount
IN thirty dollars He says that the reason why ne
people With goods when ihey YER a. 10 sell
iaI he wished 10 fetch: home anu f ~
,hem when he went cut again. SAID eIan!Han. IL
ssys that he may have pac has no,ner ara stSi
lars Tor services they rendered HIM lnal ne @ svs he
10 citing money bu. what be got Of his master ne ds
1ar haye sold four hundred dollars worm Oh soo
nric. sometimes sold goods unler Pflee 10 ,in,a
eosds had been ordered, and nos carried N ,
I.srs en- sscount thereof, said under pict suPPes a
los, 10 his master goods sold by INN uhaeF !
ahou, seventy or eighty dollars. one ol dl nls one
MIR Lanes grocery Railway tower hah"nS 20 he
10; ~ in New yeih.t liz SsTe5teeain ~;
tiin Il Has no due bills or; oaer accouas 20 co ~ ,ha
possession ,ha; time sie ,oh 1--WE 80 !, was
arm and never took any any oteT time un. q e.
ore he toek dollar OUT 10 pay 10: horse to go 10
VILE. And farther e1aminaas sam s9 w. THOMPSON
and subscribed before this 4th Gay Oh
,s1s DISIEL s. MOORE j Gsice OF the Peace MI !.
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a UIhh ' \ III" C-hN1L y -,
"a Fila .rth nine large ulcers the leg entirely
cured fatt beng given as nenraose 6y P"y''ci 'g
BRiSf OES SIRSAPIRlLL4. :, ,,,,s,
rOI,S SARSAPARiLLA.-rhe following IS one oil be
mary huadrsds who daily teSying 10 the supeflofy
nj Rs,ops saSapaa the many nosuliiS puued mo
The notice of the coGmunilywhereas Bristops SaTsapaa
nsrfors all il purpdrs aud gives universal salsac.
lion TO ;hose who have hao Use dfiicie ana gwen a
trial
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GKEAr INDUCEMENTS arc offered

l42 FuLToS-sTREEy, FEAH BROADWAY.
The subscribers having hand tell ard asaionenle as
sormen, CT Cloths Cassmeres and yest;ngs OF The Ensis'
Frsr.h aad Aarican manufactures, we are prepared 20
commence Spring business adherng strictly 70 our o'
system OF delivery and no abatement IN prices
IT, .dv,ote,. derived by the customer from the ado
ton of this course eby realizing gain CT 80 per cen
mon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious ahe
therefore needs no comment. and in calling the attention OF
the gentlemen of the United States ana OF New kofA 10
,rcuar 10 their assortment o! choice Goods, they will
merely observe that undertaking punctuay and despatch
in answering the commands Of their friends is as much
part ot their system cash pay ments >
f27 j. u booia w.
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rRFNcH TL,IAl.NGUAGE AND LITER

e. ATURE-A French Genilertau who has had lcng
e eaehng, wishes to engage 10 school, OF Is
yste me cf his Line private scholars this ely OF "
srooLIyn The hes; references as capacity and
bility uiay be giy-n Address Mr. ALPhONSE D OH,
The Tribune. no os0''-
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u CnrPctiugs, floor CIotas, t1e.-The sub'
sc,ihers having and spenGin improvements 10
their cnriyaIed Carpet Warehouse, 5i Broad
way are now receiving fresh supply OF cafpetings floor
cloths Ac Of The NOS; elegant designs rom the most ap
proved Enropean ;nu!aoorie Designed expressly Tor Tie
spring trade.
Their stock now contains coapIse variety, from good
and substantial articles low prices TO these ell the finest
fabric.
satisfaction 10 The purchaser and by this pub.
lie confidence.
Merchants and hocsekeepers will find II TO Their adva-
exaiae our STOCK before purchasing elsewhere,
our experience facilities suc 10 enable IS sae;
10 defy competition. 1sc
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Nyw.yoRy reb. 9Th, 1913.

' NgW.YoRH. FEB @lh, ISh5.
Mr. c. c. Bristol Sir there have been bp ten events
h,ss of iIr statement am about make relative 10 the
Astonishing cure performed by your Sarapara on my son
Charles aged II years Gnass n from eyent
of The existence o. hat dire disease, The glands oil the
NECK and yarous parts OF the body whenever be aaa aiken
coLI Tbsr. was nothing, however, OF very alarming
cbarac Ter visible upoE him onii TIC spring OF 49, when
the roula made appearance about his eyes whcn 50
Gied them as TO cause distress and lnhamnatoi
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AUCTION sALaa.
Jesiaa g:eaar..l. AasuaasE.
FRIDAY EVENING.

n q
SAlrssLs LaT BooSs-A ccaecisan Of valuable Law
Elementary Works Pres.ias and Diges.s, Ola En.iS Re-
pporeS. Se-
sr.oas tseia are Cruises Digest Sv; auSe Oh crires
Genera! Practice. Is, Legn'S MIA ry3rS.
p, tTi!eace, Carver. &C., SS pgsst % NsNN.Yo5s
e. GTcenef on Eviaeecs; Sta'sie on sSseesee,
S,,,lt on III Story Partnership; Abbott OF SFpifg.
t,,a % ~: Cunnns hhEnS iag Dictionary.
'o ~ > ;,losi ps.etirc, ~ BlaeaStonc C"nmcnis-
ttes' ., , ssncevy Pr@ttsce Sy, BaTrSAs P.sc-
tes, Ss..s NSsYhens P,ees.ieg, stephens New
pputord and ERI's St posSs S,,,, NJ 60
traces; DO Cria:ial ia,a 81, $3.50 -, , -,
ON San:ey; Mitiasj'5 chAccery 49,. - $50
Law Library, l2s Halls Be isests, 81 s,; -, =
!euce. sy5 Browns CIsil arr Adfitsi,s - 90 90 =
Frauds. hughes om Insurance; >pgden oeV 49, ~
Practicf Hden'S CEarccty Reports; BeiS n srSI ~.
porte ChiuyS Preceden;s; Eqaiy Bgitsrnsu S;taSso on
Jurtssiciiou divers Compromising; Ssia~S.s c q r.
0rA; Peters p0rJS 2y; Stephens CliIalual Law &c
Also, JehRsoa'S Reports, aeYsnden FIauss. Foo.
Cowper's Reports; S,aykies Reports
Also, share nltr New yorA Society Library.
MONDAY. Narcs 9Th
AtaGrtlon rcODt-
Thirty- Ssresu NssU. York lyads Sale.
The frs. Catalogue OF ui.S important sale tsdy
IN. auction fsot1.
Tie sale OF the stationery viii place CO aioa,ay
9Th Mnrcb, NJ O'clock ~ NJ The catalogue enlbas,s
the usual variety OF articles in this Ge, rcirdE tie valG
able invoice OF English Stationery, paper, &c. r. Cet
Co. OF Philadelphia; several large CosigunlentS 81 Qul
lax, Drawing PehciE BaaA Books, Steel Pens Gyepesss
Leads, &c sc.
Also Hockb!rderS Cloth ard Leather. several large aud
valuable invoices ~ bCskbnders Leather snd EetD iac0
ding nyuicc q! 3n2 piece, OF EHga NstH OF The hes
rS Iscyierp, 10 be sold on Monday, az oleiac6 T ~
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- INV LINE, T.IVEKPODl1 PACK

III NEW LINE LtF EhfOpL PAIN
aEsET ETS-Packet OF ,o.morrGw-The spendld, well
.s5zs1. kaown last sailing packet ship HOfllNouGh,
Cpoi Bufsey will sail positively above, her egnaf
,iav The skps of his Ge all 1000 tons burlhe' anu
upwars and it we'll knowa .hat thsir
10 any other line OF packets For passage, early dppea
lion should be made on board, foot Of EnIng Sip or TO
w s j. I. TAf,COpT,
As Peck SIip corner Of Soulh.ssresi
The HOTrINGUER viii sail from liverpool on the oh
of May afordng persons desious o sendi2g Tor ihei
in her or any of lie gular ike; and those wishing 70 r.
mi, money can for any amour; pagan on 1e
ran in the towns of Great Britain aud Ireland
-, ssh ,i.,ch lni7.
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CLEARED.

Br steamer Great Western Hoskcn, Liverpool irwin
Brig David Du field, Adams, Mobile: 4 Cooley GO.
l. Co. Burling tom ;awss Pensacola, HAYES, Godfrey \
Rohpson Faon Belton Bfandywine, Lewis; raae
phia do Caharine Amanda, Hcne. do do: Mich Bddie,
Waiter, do do John Caytos, Harvey, Giehmond' DO
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XVI G. B. Thorp, j. III. Slrang, D. A. Cu,hmau.
XVI. w. II. Frye, VIM. $. Rakon, Taima Hill.
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FASHIONS Now Ready
UAUTION-The name SAMUEL w.

4 NAU IiON-tH O IltI1'o = ,.t
against eutrp,tlns business monty 10 the bands
Of Young an lately my apprentice named SAMUEL W.
Thompson, be having white IN my employ no. en- ~.
from me. as appears from bis o~n voluntary statement
nnder an oa given below, but has a.so greatly 10 le 10
n.y. Of nv business, made false charges ansi various III
JUN VI ~ IAJ o- e,,,,o,, - J. GOULD, Jr.
Newark n j. March 18TH 1913.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK, MARCH II, laas.
MINIATURE ALMAHAC.-THls DAY
Rise, 5"F Iy Set, RISES 5ss "S0 IS Morn s.
Latest D atcs.
LospoN ,..........Feb. 5 IIAvRE ...........Feh.
LIvgRpooI.. Feb. NEw-ORLEANs. -. March q
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wits mayoral.y Convention.

H,-Is DeftgdteS
E. Prime. J. P. Phoenix, J. Jameson.
n. George A. Hood (. T.. CoFes, William Turner.
III. ]. Lloyd, Z. Potter, J. w. Lesstt.
" W. Hail. P. Doane, w. Tiyou.
" s. s. Ward, CD Howell, j. !. Hardness.
vi. g. Endicoit, John Gray, NJ. Reed.
VII c. Sweet r. Wood, Fl. A. Hurlhut
viz Jesse D. Price, w. II. Sweet, William NJ. Stone.
XJ.H. n. Ha~s, II. Scovill B. Drake.
XII s Webster, II. b. Bolster, w. II. Calkin
XIL C. NJ. Graham, Jr., A. A. Alvord, K. Ketchnm.
xiii B. Haskell. X. Cornell. X. Dearborn.
xiv D. w. Townsend, K. M,nturn, K. S. Lazarus.
XVI G. B. Thorp, J. NJ slrang, D:A cu,hmau.
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u Spencer's HAT WAREHOUSE is removed 10
No. 81 Chambers street, ID door East OF Broadway.
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EyO HATTERS-The subscriber has
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II Chartty-The Festival OF St Patrick WI! oe
eba,ed alinc Cathedral WIKI the usual
on Friday, The l7h inst at hapaSt III oftoe, Ry Mr.
MsCloskey, Pastor OF St. Josephs Church-ana Tue
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u An Grafton on The Life and Services Of IL EN-
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tickets of admission BY the Sergeant-a.arms -,
Tickets may be procured by application TO K '" figgo
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