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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

~ THURSDAY.
t'.s 81: ofS p.iotn.s md furniture
Sa, ei ID f. 'ss e
a. 'eAs"P' lamps vases, table ct table covers.
also valuable collection OF th,ic. gina, ,uc;s.t and
modem pAatins'' by ets,s1 mes
Ezra s,leofe mt lie dry good. sumner clothing
A,o ar entr. uvoc- Of w. .h md Ere en- .py,. r,.
aud sumner elo'h' foe d"i ns. Eambroons d. 6ne shirts
Ato. Spac.eges fresh and soasble dry gooas in lot, to
At lox o'c'otk at he sale, room
and raare Of az Se.enoe s'a 'h' ne
SPLENDID PuaN fAHTEs e".. s9sf ..sv c,r.,
s cG s sog: h ' 81 a. ~ ses r. rs
lions, vas. ,sn' dy.n; ot'om,p. dining e.s
ead' ,ad every other sriieis neces.uy 10 well Sfnhsd
% sn%. s,d d very e1, asa az! rat
ponlsc with ,rt yeservs isis9,'r
ucrIov 2A JpSs H .Is g. .0,;,,
an p,, re, Of ts 81 George Ho'e 70 81 B'odway Copri-
yer "a p1!ed glass and China stock Of vines bed linen.
nESLLipxY SJES kINs viii sell .,.u.iop on THURS.
gay g. 4. G. f ~ 6 ib@s 10 Ssssa
:od IL: SILVER ware SOC. vine:
s.. centre dining %.s and card s,:s
a maple do SG ,.S bureau. With
blankets, coiuerD vndow shades. dana cu-tains
aud muslin embroidered do marble toa bureaus and crnr Ia
b'e &c mirrors, sal and manei nrs girandoes and
clnd elsb ~, oil clo;h, stair carpets AID rols
ALSO, iaas stock Of bed iaen CONSUMING OF lnsn sheets.
sls scass G Ssa S es' n'pan' towels
Also, all the COOKERY nd glass isrR Of white
Fren LAIN ac ote kinds glass Wines lemonsdes
taubers celery sIe,ses preserves decante bowls pitchers
champagne and iieGutur ss's ice cream do salts &c
br.ong large and ~x'ensive variety and d.cprs for differ
Bs. silver ware, comprising ,ilv.r coffee tea pos SUI
bowls and milk ri'cne arre 81 spoons tea,
salts and mustard do, iide', silver foh v,
TO-.
Ano kitchen ware, nc, insisting of large bssn.
Of all ami copper ladies' trying
skmmes lads AID every variety Of Kitchen utens,i
and Ieflzsrators, nc. 81.
rho ganos ch1nde all and other lamps and
variety OF other IA articles
Aho, &c The entire stock Of wines, emb,a ling
deIa port aIious other kinds which will be en-
unented fully in the catalogues.
u paIti ,uars will be catalogues which may be
had on at our sre No ID Broads Wednesday be-
fore he sale
Tn. sale will nucd daily until entire furniture
wholly tisFos'd OF.
Terms caih IN city funds
The se Offers opportunity for families and Others sup
plv them 'elves seldom rreseptcd. jy26tec
StCOND HAND FURNITURE at AuctI1n-TIo = bridge
" Co will e this morning. Ju g. az 10 0'eiocs heir
3Ot Of city inside
iusitnre, HAIR manassas pates window shades flour
ing. &c.
also, lot ofspendid second hand fur ure amorg which
chas cenrtab ofa pier tabes, rocker, oil Goth &C.
A,so, spIe ndid Brussels carpet.
Also, second hand pa 10 orie
are s7m- splendid solid sver pencils AID beautiful and
pocket Knives sale positive. n6 usr
A UCIIUN NOrICe-,sle OF q en- and dot House
"A Plant. "A Levy will sell on iday mcrins, at II
PINS roses Of vsrious sorts verbsnas seran um. &c.
Also the nder of he plans cceved IN Trieste,
jasnns, ubsrosa,. uncuuses &c, nc. sale positive
jI6 2lissr
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MONEY MARKET.
Wedne.daY. July q,

"wednesday, July 5-6 r. M.
The influence Of tie holidays was upon the market
and but little was DONE Prices did not materially vary
Oaio Ga fell Harlan Influenced by the great
success of the road yesterday when the receipts at the
present low rates OF fare $1,000 being the pro-
ceeds Of geo passengers transported upon the road
Long Island Railroad per cent to-day. The install
ment OF 81 so share the of this company
payable LIST July -makng s2o75 paid in upon the share
OF $50 The price to day So per as per share
with the new pstament The quotation Is the per cent
ofthe parvaue from which deducted the amount to be
paid in-thus
SsPer centotssc, $40 50
Deduct to be paid in, per share, 20 25
Market price per share, Gas
II s stated that $40 per share will complete the road
Illinois fell New York os 1852, ! American Ex.
change Bank rose At the Board sales of Govern
nent loan at ll6f
By official report dated Goth inst learn that the
total amount of Alabama Bank money Withdrawn from
circulation and burnt since the adjournment OF the
ture has been two and half millions. From the
Huntsville Branch no returns had been received.
Blank Impressions amounting in nominal value to
nearly five millions have also been destroyed.
The following is the official statement -
CIRCULATION DESTROYED BY BURNING.
Branch Bank at Mobile, $s46 72s
Montgomery 943,SOs
Decaiur, 226 400
Bank OF the State, 604 93l
Total $262i,e73
Branch Bank at Mobile, 2,s77,soo
Montgomery, l,535,SOU
Decatur, l0a3,620
Total, 1896, $50
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Total

Gle.
The news from abroad in relation commercial affairs
is OF still favor able character than that by the
Great Western The change weather for the bet
ter and the recovery from the panic political causes
produced the following effects upon stocks in the week
ending June 10
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Passengers to Arrive.

SAvANrAH-Brg l. BaldwL-Wm Crabtee ir. lady and two
cidep Clark Sayi.s and lady, Fooe, Kellogg Master
| SAIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

90 THE LONG DRY SEASON. 1t IL the opinion
OF many eminent and old ply sicans freely expressed
that the presnt will be with much
Ia aci, the influenza only the precursor oil much
come It he's been obsciv that ne In hu
precedes in the spring time tn. of the sn
season. great pros,Iaton and debility which that al
tesN leaves in the system oitentmes so little
strength contend with the common diseases
warm months that great fatality oDsues. Shermau's
Csmphor Lozengts are recommended as specitc-ihcA
gvetone the system they prevent the evil effects OF
,liuvia and miasmn upon the consttuon-ond will re
store to health quicker than any other article you
possibly make use Of Dr. Shernsns warehouse Vt No
ss5 Nassau street Agents, ITO Broadway, 10 Aston
md 50 Willitm street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PILLS. for the cure OF Gonorrhea elect This inval
liable specific for those distressing complaints has
the fruits of twenty five years xperience of Professor
in the hospital OF lie Charlie in Paris and pronounced by
the unanimous voice Of the medical profession Of all
tries as the only remedy known 10 perform in ell
constitutions. Sold in boxes containing hundred pills,
ST. each w. 8 RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting rooms OF the College, 81 Nassau
street.
N B. Country patients obtain case containing
sufficient quantity Professor Va remedy with full di.
reeons by addressing the agent OF the College
ost pad) giving full description ofthe complaint end
enclosing So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

90 THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE EXTRACT
of Sarss parilla prepared by Messs Constcck Co.. 81
Courtiandt, warranted good any made, and
for just half the price usually charged SO cents per
bottle 81 per dozen, 1t cannot be surpassed in PURIFYING
the hood, without Turging Have this none. Agents
Mrs Hayes, 1870 Fulton ST., Brooklyn; d. Smith, $40
Broad NJ. Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-06

New YORK PUBLIC ktCtH hAtInbEs
5000 U stues 0s, 1899 .lGa 5000 Kentucky g.. bis
900 N 3hs, 1861 I0i 70 shas Ears l. L bS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

TIE FORCE OF ArPErrrE.-Thc Richmond
Star states that woman in that city came so
near dying from intemperancc that her friends
had shroud made for her, presumng that she
could not live long. She, however, recovered
and the first thing she did was TO hasten and
sri the ShrGud for liquor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

PEEcoclrY PRopucED BY EDUcNrIoy.-We be-
licvc the following belongs to John Neal:
The hot-house system Of education is dong
wonders for the youth of our land. The boy
kicks OF his diaper and frock, and jumps INTO
calf-skn boots and long tail coat.
lie changes the nipple for scgar, and the SUI
gar teat for quid of tobacco.
The girl is either badly or d lady She makes
one lump from her nurses arms into her h''s-
bands and of course is finished.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.

THIS sngularly efficaclous. medicine Is now
being introduced into every family and rests us claims
for on the most credible authority. Numerous
Of cures effected by this medicine daily received BY the
Proi,riptors. See the following: .
WAsHISGroy ST. BosToN, 18th June, lai3
C.,temen-Wi,h gratitude and pleasure announce The the
cure wrought on myself BY the use OF PARhS LIZ Z
PILLS my whole system deranged was SO costl'e
and bound up that was punishment Soe
times the heat my body such that ersred win inc
least exertion and much that my clothes would De quite
saturatr which brought down, and became very
thin and weak applied tse different doctors but got no
relief nsrtapplied The nnnar bat al .? no pnrPo.e.
then tried your Pills butnever bad less 9ith III
Used meiicnes took three pills at night and two ~ The
morning medicine mild and soolins 10 9g
these the only effects Tor sope ms yet s 5 ty
for four months and found them gradually y
ailments until length restored TO perfect cs
now mos, cordially yield faith TO the cures set lon "a you
te book though confess fist very suSiicChs
them You arr at liberty publish this for tnk ss,e
blessing gwen mankind shan wnat eipsiie
tells has been conferred by tas use o I99i r
Sold boI.ssle bv T. Roberts s. Co. 3ui Broadway,
&c n and et.i( By the all the respectable dussh'
in in Sew.York In boxes 50 and IS cts. each lYlo y.
TIP TOWN GROCERIES-Oliye Oil, IN u Fox ost
u es Of 30 Bette each of supeaEoSE saa RRsoS 5fs
for .slecheap by JOaS ~, =. I.a si iGTeeuwich-.t
jy22IW UI1XStsts eve A0s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
FIRST PREMIUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
n7HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform Ladies who desirous Of purchasing good
that theirs all made Of the finest French materials
n lasts suited the shape Of the foot that but superior
ornen ara employed thai mandatory under the
of competent foreman and tnat We
have on hand al TINES extensive assortment. eonssnS #
9 Boots and Shoes also, import direct from the fist
makers Paris Ladies French Shoes 45ss assortment al
ways OF hand TUTILs HAY W ;Al,p,
~ BIT. n. receiyed silver Medal and Diploma I1r
uor samples OF Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes at The
asa1cs taksa, and orders promptly executed sas s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
arc tront ParIor in the SecOnN

DOARDlNCs-A large front Parlor in the second
story with bedroom nd pantry attached will be let Win
board gentleman and his wife, 10 single gentleme-
The house first order, large and any with ape
5r:ea tc-6, only will htt Fn. survey OF the premises
will ah,rd Best eyIde. he neaneSs and cleaeli ot
the place, aud OF he super OF the accommodatone
- rriluns o.Frr esatf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

= lARp--A family or a few single gentlemen ot
- ,"od morals can have board snd spacious rooms u r'-
te itny dsirshle locSon, 0l East hfoadway.-
i'usr a apartments unusually pleasant and aSreS2ole
Itat w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

rTHE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIONS OF
/ the Face Body or Skin, chapred tender Flesh, stc
miracle w2ner and blessing to cGrs sS ny e5nptGs & , o[
Italian Chemical Soap The effect Of this on the skin Is a;
most superiuman has received the highest encomnms o!
remedy for pimlc5 eckles bloches, scuryg salt eu,
tan sunburnt nerphsw capped Or tender flesh 1t mili
crsyaess the bites Of nieets mosagitoes & Nc,
80 Chahamstree NewYork l39 Fulton-stee Brooklyn
iyIpi m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

D0ARDiN OADWAY-GenIIemen and their
- wives nd sigsie gentlemen, viii find suod board ana
pon. L bS Broadway; (nest door Constitution liaH =
-ogt p.Tei on first oe having balcony IN front "'tii
Rooms for transient boaies Terms moderate jy20 I'm"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

Nsa FARM FOR @ALE.-A Farm containing
sas about 10 acres OF Land, situated IN the silaee Of New
Providence in the OF Essex, and STATE OF Sew
jersey about miles Newark and Tie stage toad
leading from BskinerihGe Elizabethiowp which stage
passes the door four times week The dwelling house
barn aud all other outbudingi that Tor comfort
and convenience have been ba but short pe and @ nt
excellent order; good well Of water near tie dooT ne
of cultivation and easy tiI and desirable si1ont
any person who may sh reside in tie county on s1aii
farm that is pleasant and productive The h0rs aHl FsssS
Railroad run within four miles ol e pqFert 70 te city
of New YoIktwce t4y Terms OF sale Fsi 10 lad 20 sur
the purchaser For farther particulars inquire OF Dt ~ h
AYRES, who may be found at the Msrcs9s ii2te 10; y
Courtllndt street every Monday and Friday aitrnoo and
evcping or ASHBEL 4. TOiPKlNS, on the pf.in5fS'
iuI5 Dv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

5;!s FOR SALE IN the City Of Newark, n. j.
AZ House and 81 ac,rs OF Land situateiu ScuthB!1a
road Depot The House 25 feet front and 80 e iih l.T
piazza in the AID we'll finished throughout. Aso, Sooa
particulars apply 20 |. NICHOLS corner Of Witi,an an
WAshnst streets, of WIN. PAUL, on the premises.
uffa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

s;sss..A FARM FOR SALE in Weschester Co,
- beat Landing \; the village Of Yonkers, tle main
road to Easrs,e tadipqs the Ea[Ia E o te @ & e, WI WI
lias igr coqtaain= So rces, l8 of which good wood
,d sad Fam we'll wagfcd BY never:ial!ins streams; ant
cottage ouse. 81 feet '.ih pilzHa ~ front ceF
erJd with grapes rooms, a,ries and hall on the r' oof
and kitchen lIioni Is; finished and op-n clrIet '
The attic, houio ONE tower garden and lawn IN FROST OF TIE
house. good barn stnbt. aud other oubu iuIs also aEooc
Apple Orchard variety orIei Ffnr consisting OF
Pears, Peaches Pums Cherries G0osc5re', two kinds ot
Currents Saw berries kinds of Ras berries, &c For
further particulars inquire Of ~ +. Whitehead cor 0i Elm
ard an.i-sis. Newly or Of on e premises.
iyI7 2w J. T. WHITEHEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

i1oIRE-S2 per weca al the Manhattan House.
! forycgths satiy 70 ls"reesss who hsr. sssoei-
rchu;< artists Sc IS puane.sect Broadway and
-. Pax. ly2; In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

AA FARM FOR SALE-Lying in pleasant
I;,;H situation within clp mile of Ne" Brunswcl =
-p.J aud an eighth Of mile from the riSoad, contain,
about forty ofhc best quality or land 3pa ne' NIL
Under cultivation The place has Il aear aud spse'cp5
Cottage large and well built barn, nid sho'' WITH Tor
est, fruit ,nI ornamental The buildings rPariy
new, and. together with the fence. good repair,
Terms easy. Enquire of AARON CLARK, 81 Felt
i2i 81. J. TERHllNF E.n. Nv Bnln .A,ick
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO .(5 JOHN-STREE.T.

TLLIOT. .BURNAP Il BABCOCK are con
j. stsntly supplied viii; large and general assortment of
PAPERS, suited 10 all departments OF the trade, among
which are the following Ilubbatds coored Papers III
great variety; Boston coppeWate Papers Of snGeror
Post and Blank Book Papers Prnte Clothers and Crrst
rers Bader, aud Trunk Boards; Sheathns aud Wrapping
Parsrs &c &c
r;,,g le30 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

IA To i.3r-'Ghe second story OF the Tribune
::;E Buildings Possession given Immediately aud eGt
jei II ->r''' r. MeELRATH, Tribune odcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

s77Ss, VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE
-. rs Monmouth Go. n. j. miles from Red Bank L9ni
~ On Is large Pach Orchard now l1'! Of ns Isaefr'
cDise Gnd see them Possession may BE- had III octotet
> \ Farm of 800 miles from Middletown Point,
wood now f Possession Apri t5t
tgii. There are good buildings boti, these farms
3. \ STORY BRICK HOUSE lot 80 bg i5O III ION
Srs, Pltesou Lated, occupied BY ie People tGS
Esq. 81 Wall Of JOHN CROES, Keypott, ~ JERSEY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
YORK, SATURDAY fEoEssENss, sUHF 80, Gsa3.

Wool AND THE TAR,FF.-The Hon W. Slade
of Vermont, has recently applied to the Office of
the Register Of the Treasury for the returns of
wool imported during tie first half of the present
fiscal year which commenced one month after
the Tariff went into operation. The answer is
published in the Middlcbury Peoples Press. It
is as follows:
Wool costing Cts. or ,ndcr......... SSl 1868
Do do. over ! c.s................. l15,i62
Which being doubled for the entire year, will
stand as follows:
Wool costing cts. or under ........l 762, !36
&c. do. over cts. ................. l5l ,92l
Total ............. -, lll66O
Now compare this with the irnportations Of the
year ending September Seth, 1872, which were
&c follows:
Wool costing cts or undcr....... 0535, ,99S
Do do over 3 Cts.................. l5i ,3c4
Total.......... ..................ll,2 l,2S9 $50
From which deduct .......... -. !. 1850
Dminution of wool imported this year 9,l4,722
ilcrc is the PLAIN and satisfactory reason why
American Voc! has advanced TO about lalr
price, TO rcmuncrate tic siiiul wool !-growcr.
This business is fast becoming very important
branch Of rural industry, and well deserves the
protection 1t receives from JudIcious wing d.
re-. We have no doubt but the amount OF wool
grown in TIC United States this year is . per
cent larger than tic ,9hcle clip of 1910.
A PLURALITY OF HEADS AND HGR:7s.--Wc feel
bound to caution the friends of Mr.. Van Burcn
in the South that they are paving the way for
b!ow-up. They are in fact making their candid
ale commit polygamy-a very heinous offence,
and oue Uarticnlarly unbecoming so scrupulously
decent a gentleman as Mr.. Van Buren,. In Fr
ginia they have published him with Mr.. Steven
son--in Alabama they have taken license 10
marry lin TO Mr. King-n Mississippi he is en-
gagged to Mr.. Waiksr-n Tennessee he isactually
married to Gov. Polk-and N Arkansas Mis-
sour and kentucky to Col. johnson. Is this
proper Is it not certain that when the whole
truth comes 10 be known, there will &c broken
hearts, blighted prospects. worms IN the bud and
finally actions for breach of promise, and may
be others for Il separate maintenance 1t looks
like general system Of political concublnagc,
which we feel bound to protest against. Let Hlr.
Van Burcn take one wife and adhere to her in
good faith and praiscworthy confluence.
Charleston Mercury.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

a-2 FOR EXCHANGE-A house and lot, now
;g eectn in Avenue near SeverA-stres. pquice "f
I-Aa. isl6 If j. y. HOlr James and Aialisons.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
THE TRIBUNE BOoK.BINDERY


No. Sprucc-strce;, Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRlNGLE. respectfully Informs his friends and
the public generally thar he has commenced business with
discrimination do justice his c,somes both quality
OF ork,nsushp and scale Of charges. H prepared TO
cute Binding in all rs branches.
Jobs kind apperaniug ~ the business solicited DT.
ders left No. Spucectt viii be thkiuii; received
and faithfully attended TO. Jyl2 I'm
N-5- SyIvania Assoc:a'ion.-onic No. .
p. NJ. Information cleerfally given. The Constitution
given.
Members Of he Association. Snge pefrrTedl Jylo
{12- Ne, temperance Boarding House on the GEA-
HAM SYSTEM at No. ~ Vesey-s,ree,.-This house!
newy ed mp and furnished in the richest style Its t,ble
prorrs the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter, Or
a1sc County Milk SC. Permanent Boardcrs will be accom-
rncdst-d the reasonable terms Get!smsn and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited 10 geita trial.
ard assured that they viii find quiet and aeatness not
sttairabe in Hotels Terms. mol.rat. a2ou
~ Health, Qaiet, and CpEifort-ihe he Ora
hahn House Darcly>eet New York pro-rs adv
strangers stopping few days weeks III thu it such IS
a, rarely offered Ii egiby located clean and lry
street the part OF the city ana III te IN
mediate vicinity of the principal Steamboat landings ls
apartments convenient and while IT'S table Is supplied
with the Vegetable, and Fruits that can he Pocnre ~
cludin. entirely Animal Food aud snnantS OF al Kinds
Charges moderate aud every effort made 10 render oareTs
comfortable Shower Baths free Remember, G3 barclay
street. Il-It.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

A GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST-To
N make a Good anl Lasting Latler-The Soap this is
vosei of is the old Naples Soat is kept IN store S 70
20 years before imported Those who have used It wei
for hayng-it makes hick rich la;ns easy lathe: softer,
in. 10 the beard and healing the skn- now purified
BEAUTIFULLY scented and put in shaving jars for ats
and shIIin&s each b T. JONES h,s s PrrtgnsFy r
Y and bv these agents-n Albany 81 State ST. III phaae
,hia at Z.iers corner of Third and Dock ST.; Boston,
S,,taa -. in Brookivu l3o Fulton st. jyl3 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

~ CATSkILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at tbt;
I:.;I PINE ORCHARD.-This well.known. charming
Summer frtIssr under the supefntendeDc-
Of the subscriber. To the Natural inducements t
M9uq~in (oeh the almost boandls view from The Orch
ard the magnificent scenery the Falls and the pure, -
inspiring atmosphere) will BE- added every effort upoU the
part OF the PROPRIETOR the shape of careful ae ,on ~Fii-
furnished tables and all the delicacies we'll bstaats
Of ne season, 10 afford comfort and pleasure ms ylsltsI
June 1912. G. l.. BEACH.
regular Line of Post Coaches is established for the
conveyance e the Mountain House. date7
after the landing OF boats Carsk. jt21 Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
.vvse, ATUABLE AND HIGHLY IMpROgEp

sFssfe VAT.UABLE AND Highly IMPHO|Eb
esiS F!tRM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers sair
his Farm situated tragkIin township ,lgs iton
New Brunswick ~ j. It consists oG l20 oi 'lc ~
ooGlan and the balance highly mDtoye and Cultivated
land. On The premises good dwelling hpus one ot
which il intended for the wOfhmen WITH btn sud
all te other nceesay ou,.5udnss ge' abund1nee ts.o
LARGE ail orchards, ith abundance of cherry aud olher
well Of excellent the door aud nrveai!n sqril
winch furnishes he stock all the :opp
labor 1t viii from 100 loads OF hay Sit suy
thing Of far II within or hours ta - Inc
CITY with which " ha, communication or tunes ,sy ~
afro ID and steamboat at and hi!inss more
favorable opportunity be- found either gI "ho
wishes rer from the hustle Of the city ENJOY the 2n
t.rts OF country life for experienced sner e
price notwithstanding all h- advantages. low Sg
cln remain mortgage per cent bz AZ 25j
S0u.st durus this week whore information can be he'd at
HENRY LYIES. WI 2tH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

ts><-. FOR SALE.--A Farm ct POO acres, sl'uate6
s Suttown. Suffolk county rile from the village
o Comrack 3! miles FROM the railroad On sad fam
is good dwelling house, two good barns Wh c"w'hopse
good young orcha variety Of cherry and other ,n tres
well Of good and cistsra, fife pond near ihe 2
for f,rtle, rscnars inquire of CHARLES BAKER, No
2G Montgomery street, DAVID BRYAN, BROOKLYN No.
Y FMiton J\3 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

r;,O TIE TAKERS OF CR0TON WATER
L NOTICE--The abuses pracced IN regard % ts' s,rset
nr window washers, connected with the Cro,on aer I!i
which, instead OF being reasonably used TO lean the idoS
the yatar-take and the street front CT has premises e IN
many Instances into fountains made 70 drec t
neishbong cartay aid sidewalk and to annoy PassroE
oJucs the Board 10 ;, notice that the penalty O forfeiture
of the nlade by the waef-aher and
ohis supply will he enforced in every we well case
Ju,. IA S.3-By order OF the Croton Aqueiuct Board.
~ II i'm A. g. BGELOW, Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

DRUG AND MEDICINE ESTABLISHMENT
~ FOR SALE.-1he Drug and Medicine Establishment
the Late C. T. Bull s Co., oercd io sale on very @c
corlnodang terms, brrs \ lG Main street Hartford 9n
rerticut Every article OF medicine &c er.ie rih
great and OF tn. first quality for city tae aud e igI
riture and fixtures Very beat aud approrh ate Ud WIZ
compare with any similar establishment in the city he
location q the best, ad To y?n mar vel SlNtGHf G
rate inwcenents as the viii be- very favorable For
any information arpy either by J. ltCr othsr"i>e t."
lv2i Ott JABES KtfBF.f tutioIf, Cplr.