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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04

"AVE removed to their new store on the Cor
Ii ner of Main and Water streets, and have
just received and have on hand very large sup
ply of articles.
$50 sacks salt -e.s
$40 sacks coffee
80 hhds sugar
1875 kegs nails
IS do powder
COCO lbs bar lead
10 barrels loaf sugar
70 do molasses
5OO lbs copperas
GOO lbs saleratus
80 boxes tobacco
bbls Iinseed oil
2 bbls tanners oil
1900 lbs rice
100000 cigars
$4,000 lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard
10000 lbs iron
200 plough moulds
20 casks sweet wine
s sacks blk pepper
ID boxes tea
80 boxes claret
IL boxes cantenac
40 cases shoes e. boots ...
90 boxes glass ~
80 boxes sperm candles
Is doz painted buckets
80 doz corn. brooms
30 bags shot
20 cases cotton cards
7 coils rope
20 bbs whiskey
boxes collins axes
Ginger
Alspice
Indigo
Madder
Spanish Brown
Whiting
Paints &c. &c. &c.
These, and other articles usually found in q
wholesale house.
We feel ourselves bound 10 express our graft.
tude for the liberal patronage, which the public
have bestowed upon us. and hope by strict atten.
tion to business, to merit a continuance of the
same.
June 10, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04
COON SKINS.

august D, lS43.-26.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
AVE just received pr Lucy Walker. and
Gov. Morehead, and offer for sale cheap for
cash.
l25 bag, Havana and Java Coffee,
100 kegs Boston Nails and Brads,
~ Hhds. Sup. Br. Sugar,
10 Kegs Duponts Rifle Powder,
100 Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
! Cask fresh Rice,
Bags Pepper,
10 Boxes Boston No l. Soap,
10 Superior Cigars,
~ Reams Writing Paper, -
SO Doz. Bed Cords,
10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
Pepper Sauce,
. 4and Glib. cannisters Mustard,
10 Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 Clarret,
Cans Linseed Oil,
5 Hf barrels Susar-house Molasses,
10 Half, quarter, and eighth bbls. Mackerel.
Sets Blacksmith tools, complete.
Casks London Porter and Ale,
IL Bags Buck Shot,
10 Boxes fresh Cod Fish,
Wrapping Paper, Backing, Shaving sonp, Match
es, &c.
July Is, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04

]. b. WALTON,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04
Scott. White & Co.

HAVE removed to their new store on the cor
IN ner of Main and Water streets, and have
Just received and have on hand very large sup
oP olo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04
GRANDSON ID. ROYSTON
WILLIAM CONWAY b.,

FL AS resigned the office of Circuit Judge, and en-.
tered into partnership in the practice of law with
GEORGE CONWAY. They will practice in the coun-
ties of Lafayette, Hampstead, Union Washita, Clark
Pike. and Sewer and in the Circuit, Supreme and
Federal Courts at Little Rock and attend
in any part of the State.
Communications on business. post paid, addressed to
CONWAY q CONWAY, Washington, Arkansas, ror
to the of Gen. E. N. Conway, Little Rock, will re.
ceive prompt attention
August 10, lS43-2S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04
INFORMATION WANTED

REFORMATION WANTED.
A LBERT NEWTON McVEIGH left me some two
Ayoars since. was then residing in New Orleans.
He was in the employ Of Capt Mount of the steamer
Rochester, when last heard from him. The Rochcs-
ter run as tow boat. but frequently made voyages
the bayous and up Red River which place last heard
from him. When he left my residence he was in his
ioth year, has blue eyes, fair complexion and very fair
hair Should any steam boat captain clerk in the
lower trade, or anyoher person, this notice, and
give me information, by letter otherwise, they will
confer a great favor anxious and distressed mo-
ther. AMELIA McVEIGH
Van Ruren, Ark, Sept. 90, lS43.
Now Orleans and Red River papers will please notice
UST received. por steamer Marietta,
y 5000 lbs. bar lead,
60 bags shot assorted Sizes and for sale
by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM. N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-04

LISl Ot
y EMAINING in the
~ Ark, on the 30th Sc
ou: by the 3lst December
Post Office as dead letters.
Arlington A w, Evans
ID g. Oldham w S
Arlington a w
Allen A
Arnet John
Branch Bank Cashier 4
Baylor Charles
Buchanan Robt
Byrd Gen r G.
Burgevin Edmund Esq
Ballard James
Brodic Lodowick
Bra ndon James
Bricky Nelson A
Canada James
Canath Elias
CLANCY Frank S
Campbell and Caretou
Careton John
Canley Richard 2
Costa John B
Combs Asa
Clerk of the circuit court
of Washington county =
Cox James
Davis Elijah
Dewey Fred W
Dean Charles w
Dolton Medin
Dellinghan Arthur
Oops Dorthy
Evans l. ID 3
Fregchlog George
Fine William
Fargahanson e. Mcdonald
Mcssrs
Grayham Levi
Grubb George
Greenwood A B
Gensing Alexander
Hogc Hon J Mo
Hanna ID w 2
Hart Limon
Hutchins William
Hamilton 1'yry
Hog A B
Hawkins Benz
House Aaron
Harris DIG
Ingram James
Ish John Esq
Janis Andrew l
Jackson John
johnson Susannah
Johnson Mr.
Kennedy Marina Mrs
Knight M M
Larremore VIM 7 ,
Larremore & Thornsbury
Larremore &. Nowland
Lare5y james
Lee M
Lewis George
Mills Seth 2
Maxwell Henry
Persons calling for tn
say they are advertised
JOHN
Sept. 80, 1885,
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MARRIED.

Ca Tuesday evening, 18Th instant by Rev Hugh H. Blair
Mr Lou, R Nengef Miss Eliza r. McArdless both Of
this city
P,ootIyr by Rev E. 81 Johnson George H Bell to Eli
zabeth daughter Of Benjamin c. jansen Esq, all of Brook
Al Harlem on Monday evening sth instant BY Rev R.
IIo,t. Mr.. John Norman TO Mss Charity Oakley:
On the jh instant, by Rev. II. Simont0n, William D.
Thomas TO Mar ". Messenger
O.: the Iii, instant by Rev Benjamin tififfn ssHton
Cbps.brougn To Isabelle u. Conkey.
A. wooster, Ohio, May q by Rev. c. Morton MAJOR
Daniel y spra-r- Editor Of The Wooster Democrat to
Miss sophrona Derry, formerly Of Troy, y
A. Evansville. Ohio May /, by Rev. r. O.. Spencer
Rsy. Wrr,er r. Davis OF tn Ohio Annual Conference, TO
Mis-, Minerva daughter Of Col J. Russell OF Putnam
At Cincinnati Ono the ll instant BY hsy pa VIZ
500 CONT of the United States Mrs Sarah Bella
A. Hudson Nav 10 by Rev. Ward Bullard Peter A Van
AIlea of s;uyYrsant 10 Jane r itch OF ochodack
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Passengers Arrived

In packc, ship Oxford from Liverpool-Cat BssFIl and
lady, VIM Klot Miss Knott, Miss Ryley, Hurst, John
Welch--27i .,ecrase.
In ship Ohio, from Liserpool-iIaines Foster, WIN
f,lliot-2G4 seerage
In ship Oneida from Hayre-Mss Clara Flandn, Of New
York; Misses Elizabeth and Frances Draper, OF Boston,
Urquar OF Louisiana; Nj Lewis, Mr. Lewis Jr, OF pha
dephia Vasqes, of York; Christian Perry lady and
child Of England, Cha, Perry, do-3US steeracc
In bark J w Carter from ST Crox and ST Thomas-hev
DR. McElroy and son, Chas Williams lady and son, Mrs r
A Hale Miss S Graydon, Coles, skinner, all Of y
York; Grinnell, Miss NJ Barker, OF BEDFORD "y'
lo Of Glasgow Charles de Brees, OF St Lucia Jonathan
Knight, of Philadelphia.
In bark Casto from NIaa1za,-t Besse, L II Dillins-
ham, r NJ Mitchell.
In schr Sir L L Smith flom Monteso BAY Wax
mouth lady aud family Somers, lad! and family, aud l.
Marsh, lady AID family
In Henry at Boston from River oil fiatr-f II Do'''
Passengers Sailed
In the Cirowle from Boston for \ Oreans-J sn'on oil
Vcksburg.
In the Lion from Boston for oreans-r Beze OF Cay.
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DIED,

Ma, Is, John Il, Pecrie, aged 50 yrars.
Ma; - MIS-, Elizabeth Cumberland aged -.
Nav I6 Ms. Eliza Tompkins. aged 49,
A, Fishkil May 10, Samuel Whittemore OF The late
Samuel Whi,remore. OF this city aged -.
4, Cross River Westch-ster Co. May H. Ms Theodo-
a., wife Of Gideon REYNOLDS, Esq, aged "a
Ar waterford Saratoga Co. May II, Elizabeth daughter
Il n. lai. Christopher KiIby.
A. Newark May 3D. Elizabeth wife Of Isaiah Boes 50.
50 recently one OF The Judges OF the Common Pleas Of sn'-
=, Hudson, Nav Il Mrs Euaice Coffin aged 81.
A. Richmond Va, Mrs. victoGio Celeste Ds!camPo,
MI. Of J. L. DelcamPo, aged 55.
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H1EiE HOME, or Family Cares and Family Joys,
by Frerrika Bremen, translated o. Mar Hewitt p:1ce
ri cents, ,o,,
. once lei cents.
udats Lion By Ch.riotta Elizabeth price . cents
The Heropanr By Professor Bush monthly e1gosltor OF
sacred symbols and prophecy Nos 3 and published
Faruhams Travels II the Oregon Territory.
Adam Brown the Merchant, by the author OF bTambie,Je
House, rncs i2i Cents.
Eoresr Days Romance of Old Times, by u r X JAMES
Mi BUS s;is - MARX Z. NEWMAN. las Broadway.
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, NETWORK CASH TAILORING Establish
n.nt, Ii2 Futon.street near Broalway-J G. BOOTH
X Co. invite the attention Of their old customers and the pup
lie To their present splendid stocks Of newly manufactured
asd imported Broadcoth Cassimer, rich aud elegant vest
imss, which they prepared make IN the most
fashionable and durable style unecedcn teddy 10" prices
by the economics of exclusively cash business and an es
trade Gentlemen assured that establishment
in the city furnish elegant goods, make them up
sly while the prices the lowest cash stand,
ard Orders filled the shortest possible time terms cash
nm iaiyery myI
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The Seventh Number of tiis porul,r work Is ready
and subscribers this I, contains 80 royal
syo pages and about nD cu-rsrn-s. many t,=m inc de
signs b. Chapman Price . cents I--t pumber.
. This acknowledge b al 20 &c the cheapest work
published The ~hol wotk b. cor;le,e III Is ucs
b.fs The back numbers may sill b obtained
nib GREELEY i SicELRA'rH, Tribune Buildings
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o.,rs OF CoLoRgp PEoFlE-ImportGm De
hl sA.sTb St. Louis, Missouri Organ, Of the
asg :nstsnt. saws -" We learn that Judge Null
'a .h~ made decision in Court yesterday which
aYI y retarded as very important, if the law as
- II DOWN By him shall be confirmed by the Su-
ne Court. The question rose upon an appeal
fs =, from the Recorders Court by free Negro
~, was apprehended and fined for living in the
s.,.s without license. II will be recollected
=. the Statute of 1885 requires certain free Ne
-. 10 obtain license to live in the State, and
ss,.,es others TO remove out of the State if they
!, mt como within the terms required for a H.
.S,se. An exception is made in favor Of the
.,,-sas of any other State vino shall come here
Judge NJ decided that the word citizen as
o.ed in the Constitution Of the United States and
= oar Laws, is equivalent to saIect, as used
o,der the British Constitution, and includes all
,,nons who were born In the United States. it
iii be seen that, if the decision stands, II strikes
Death blow at once to the contemplated effect
d our Laws prohibiting free blacks from entering
. residing in the State, and grants free access
nto our State to all persons who were born III
he United States, no matter what Their COIL
lezion. The Judge may be wrong but we 60
D. see how ii is possible to limit the slgnihcation
{ the word 10 a more restricted sense than inst
i7en it. Judge NJ, we are told, Will puohsh MS
,niDion at lcnoth"
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ElE NKED,

SHIPS Courier, Wolff, Rio Ieneiro, 4 Foster Sons;
Sutton, Galloway, Charleston, 6 sutton :, Loo,
Brirs d y Boatro 81 Johns, +, II Brane; Falcon
BE- Pitt Bermuda, L :, Tucker
Schrs Ursula, Roberts America, Tyson Judah; Ma
aa,ya>ka, Sm, Bath Me Nesmith Leeds; Harriet Cole
Rnsro,: Victor. Hallet do S U Lewis; Wilcox Les
cont, Richmond, A Cooley * Co
ARRIVED,
packe, ship Philadelphia, from London April 20, with
ndze 70 John Gfiswod.
Tacke, ship Oxford Ra;hbone, % days from Liverpool
with mdze, TO II Marshall Co.
Ship Yazoo Tr,sk 81 ds from Liverpool mdze, TO r.
Ship Ohio Lyon 81 days Liverpool, with mdze 70
Thomas Trueslow. 80,
lad. End sd with ndze 10 Boyd & Hincken.
Bark W Carter Davis from ST CroI' and II DAYS ifih
81 Thomas. with sugar, TO The nas,ef uoh;,.
Bark Caliso Blanchard OF Portland - DAYS I'm NiUpie
cotton, 10 Nesmith < Leeds
Bark La Grange Porter, 10 dsin Charleston cotton aud
nee 10 Ohm Ogden
BIZ" Ec!ip,r, Dillingham; % ds Orleans com to
Churchmau, Roberts y Co.
Brig Cleaner Eaton, "A Dis from y orleans 7'' |o''oA
Bris PanaoTa simpson Il d, from Guayaa R sugar
aud mol4sses, 10 Brett x ' pse
Dr brig Joseph Ham Curry Is is fm Windsor y 5 with
Br sehr Sir L Smith stanley IS ds firm Niontego Bay
old copper, pirueno, &c to Dunseomb < Beckwith.
sehr vctoine HagHsdale, IS d I'm it2kaEes moia.se''
Schr Two Brothers Folsom, I'm Washington, G. naval
sehr Ann Hu:.on firm Norfolk with mdze, =: sturs.'
Sehr Exchauge Clark, FROM Portland, with moas'es 10
T G Thurston.
schr Reaper Crowel I'm Salem: mdre
Schr MARY Elizabeth, B.ily, I'm Philadelphia, coal.
schr Commodore Psace, Il ds firm Mobile with slaves
Sehr Ontario vina Is d, I'm Curacoa, skins, wood and
copper, TO Boomer Graves
schr Saminshan whtrery, u ds I'm Galveston, TsH.'
cotton and hides TO Badger Peck
Below ship . br=s-Wind !"
By This Mornings Mail
PHILADELPHIA, May Ia.
ARRIVED TH.s DAY,
Bark Robert Morris Oaterbridge II ds I'm Orleans
| Bric Paul Jones Ireland ds I'm Charleston
| Schr Hanover Stockbridge, 70 ds I'm y Orleans
DISASTERS
Brig Pennsy lvaaia, YaEley, Barbados.
Medicines of the best quality, new pEePsI
aoas and approved popular remedies Lstehsi Ensi' -
French PeanJfy fotGgoe b SEdsseG AposhseaEies
r,u. u Hudsol-street, COZ Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

EDWARD Z. PRINDLE. late of the firm OF
II Davenport Pnds having taken the store No II john
street opposite Thohp, seed respectfully informs
his friends aud the public that he opening fresh aii
s,asonabc stock Of goods winch he invites them to fai ana
examine which will be made the best possible man
ncr and of the --latest sly low prices other es
adjustment III this city, for cash
Gentlemen furnishing their cloths depend upon tV
Ing them made up with the aud attention as II r1''
chased Ar Ri. store apZ lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

us STEAMBOAT AcclpENr.-The steamboat Bunker
~. Al 81. Louis, reports that the steamboat Dove,
spe blek, was sunk in White River, about 20
- ~ss below Batesville. The cargo was a total
osaa ana 1t was very doubtful whether the boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

IA TO LET OR FOR SALE-At Williams,
ga burch l. neat pew two story frame House wild,
rooms with ire places attc bedrooms riir
and ceer TWO lots Of ground with hn garden o.
North Fiithseet between Third and FouLt-ser and noe
over FIVE minutes walk from Grand.street Ferry Kent so
Inouir. Of D. PETTY 2J5 C-nre-street ~ Y, OF Of N.Y.
EWING corner Of Second and North Fourth-st. Williams
hurgh inyio u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18
F.N' IVSIN ELY FUII
PRINTED CALlCOES,

TO supply the city aud interior trade by the piece pacha;e
B. confning their attention entirely and exclusively to tins
one article * B. will be enabled not only TO exhibit nos
extensive and beautiful assortment than is 10 be found else
where (er- being similar establishment for Prints IN tho
United Staes) but sell awaysas ow and generally lower
than houses whose attention and means divided among
large lnety of articles.
The entire stock embracing about One Thousand disIens
aters and colous has been received within aiew days. 10
PERFECTLY fresh and comprises all the latest an choicest spring
sstves my9 imis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

CPRING GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear-229
- Roadway opposit. the Fountain-Encouraged by The:
extensive patronage elected the last through the praeuee
az r,ncuI. which has aycre almost universal complaint
ia, RI. cash customer was taxed for the denquences 81
,Icrs the undersigned has made such additions 10 s corps
S,nt s " III enable hun IN future execute all orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18
CARPETING, CARPE G

SELLING \ COST.
md LESS THIN COST-STORE TO LEI
THE Public have been so often mlsled by adVer-
semrnts that diicalt discriminate from hr ms,
hos. which really deserve their notice; thu al
IL. CaIrerngs named below Will be found IN our are
rooms se st. aud sold az their actua! cos. or iea
hnglsh tifee 'ii'1i1 Dte''' VI -" i2s
Irrhs i :. !. -. =, - g 10 l0s
l!hifLti IL ~ p NJ :.cood on.Ii,v los
\ 81 tle s.s5 $50 % -Tsrinpt 70 TO SGc
Sup-rine ingram good quality N ~ -
SyhoiCe PHI n 10 u - Is 81 70 Is
tteaYYi al Wooi III stio,b rbocs s. 20
LaIgs t1sof aeht ~ Cii ). e.. - IS % "a
Also barge assortment Starr oa.II'inass, ad Won
Rugs splendid assortment Transparent SHADES rom -
IET-Tb. large and spacious Store No 4io Ies1 81
NOW occuuied IS Carpet Store; posses.ton grsn ~
next ~ = 10 Ito Pezr, street.
lnI0 2wis' NO. tt' Ae~-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-A new
Il two story aud attic house with all the modern improve
uents pleasantly situated near the Church Of the Ascension
The present pants trer prsomS) would boar with the
'' " - myi6 Bits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

old JAVA COFFEE-R Roasted and Ground
Price. reduced ftom Is 10 lid per h. We offer thi, cot
e.. 10 the public with confidence, it has been selected for
i,m;r nse am, cannot be surpassed in richness OF flavor
Also fall ASSORTMENT of Teas Of the crop for sale at the
Sugar Store. No. IS Bowery. .,oon,oco
oui, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

GOO O-CARPETlNGS--New patterns
.D~O, OOOand of superior quality, of recent puIr-
chass vii De sold At price than old dealers stock
them years ago The subscrbe does not R.e.enn
TO sell for than but he and Will sell as cheap aa
the cheapest, aud good the best and no puiilns
Russia Carpets -. ....... ......l J.. PER yGGfh
he ingram
Extra fine ......-., 49,. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

An OurRAGE.-The ST. Louis Democrat learns
flom Grant county, WISCONSIN that james K.
Vineyard has been elected Sheriff of that county
beating two Wings. g There is this extraor
tnary circumstance attending this election-that
Nj. Vineyard is now, and has been for a year or
more past, under indictment for the murder Of
Mr. Arndt, a member of the WISCONSIN Lcglsla-
lgse of which body Mr.. V. was also member.
hewas killed. it will be rccollected, while the
House was in session, and both members III their
Places
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josiah RicEIarfs. Aucuon.er.
= Valuable Library Books

ROW EVENING, at = O'Clock. BANGS. RICHARDS
PLATT, la5 B.oadway viii sell offensive collection
m valuable Standard Works hes; American editions,
and fresh birding 5y single copies quantities the
trade Catalogues ar now'rrady. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

Furniture any description dispose Of who are break
ny housekeepug Will find ready sale for any portion or
Ill OF their goods BY sending their address, calling upon
the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
AT private ,alr-rwo Piano tor'es.
F.COLTON 4 CO. rs Fulton-stree and
Ann-stre.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18
.Jayne', Tonic Vcrmifnse.-some m-di

james Tonic NernifnSe.ws ne, MIDI
cirS warranted destroy III Children are very We'll
calculated 10 drs roy - children TOO This the
wI, Jayne? Tonic r77e%Se 1t doe; not contain sInss
ingredient winch harm the delicate infant and yet
il ex,e5 the system with facility and certainty
perfectly atonisEn tbs Its only sanatye property
II Is fine Stomachc and remttent and Inenittrnt levels
has been with gratifying results Obstinate
cases Piles have yde influence and It's tonic quail
tiles render excellent medicine TIE comya.scent stages
Of all Diseases II exceedingly pleasant 10 The taste
Sold By A. B. X D Sands, Druggists, No. y tultor-itree
corner OF Gold: also sold by D. Sands Co, No n & DAD
wav; A. &. Sands & 90. No. 273 Broadway. ml3 Cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

saockINc OurRAcE.-A strange outrage oc-
s0led IN Paterson, n. J. few days ago a
,sat Belonging 10 Patrick MaglnneS was broken
pen, and coffin which was deposited therein
sIng last summer, containing small chid,
sS destroyed, and both arms of the child torn
sOtn the body. A reward OF one hundred dollars
) offered for the villain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

r I'VE GEESE FEATIIERS-60 bales prlme
il Western Lave Geese Feathers received and for sale b
THOS. H. MAGfiEE.
u,Ic 80 Nassau-str.et up stars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

rTHE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN-
! CURSlONS.-A sail acroS. the Hudson River TO Hobo
ken and then walk the Ey,ian Fields along the exceed
nry beautiful aud pctureslGs shores OF the place VIII prove
excursions that can BE- made from The CITY. The grounds
present charming aspect the trees es'uS mostly IN eai aud
orerhavns been considerably embeset the present sTins
m, Inn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

T. Bnrry's Wigs and Scalps.-rhe complete
tia; the above named has with III the manufacture
o his HE'D heads Of hair .or the it two
cecs his most sancurc expectations he respectfully ocs
call confident Of satisfying the HoSt iaSlions t he the
b>, aud cheapest maker the city They be- had only n
li6 Broadway, Of Liberty w stars, private
rooms for iit!ins wigs and toupces. nylolm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

n lacey, DENTIST-lias returned to the
AI.cy, and resumed The practice Of his ptoisssio1, at -
M former patients and all others who need his professional
"c3 r [myG Hts. L. LACEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

THROUGH WITHOUT STOPPING We are m
Nfaled that Delegations from the several Rail
Nad Companies held Convention in this city
o. Friday and Saturday last, and resolved to run
connection, so that there shall be no delay at
ms or any other point The cars will leave
Buffalo at s 4. NJ. and P. NJ, and this city at
M. and 10 2. NJ. In addition to this, there
Gil be the cheap train, which will leave as at
resent. This arrangement commences to-day.
Rochester Democrat, 10th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

DOARD-Parlors with bedrooms and pantrles
Dluached on thu second and hiId floors to let to gentle
opposite College Place Terms moderate May 18TH 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

CO REWARD-Lost on Saturday evening last
%. five keys, attached I" steel rns win inc
rari upon the delivery ofth- keys 70 Mr. H. Mass Ne L
Prince al Elizabet-seet, or the oice OF ty
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DARTNFR NNANTED.-Some gentleman who
i can command few hundred dollars. aud who has con
ncon principally among grOes engage IN very pro'td
bio manufacturing business. Address Manufactured with real
name at the Tribune office stating where an interview may
Ia Ind
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Sxa TO LET OR LEASE-The connexions
In and pleasantly situated three st0ry brick House No.
arcay.sert desirable esid-1ce for private tan
~ the rear being open upon College green Possession gwen
Immediately Can BE- from 10 TO IL o'clock Apply on
IL ,,.noi..ss rnYl3 iw.
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Also large assortment of Window Shades from 81 to SO
per pair Oil Cloths from 81 feet wide, and from a. 10 70
Der ward Looking Glasses Hearth Rugs, English ana Ann
rica Duggets together with every article connected WIKI
w 49, +. BENJAMIN CASE 452 Pearl street
fr..a T.xr Imixs
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= Syivania OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 AZ

Stock OF tie Association who have paid lnstament Of s.
or their stock hereby notified s farther instrument 81
SO per share required b. paid bor The 10Th inst
(arIer penalty stipulated ,!is cerrieaf->
u their Office No - Pu- Office hours from 70 10 \ NJ
and TO 1 P. NJ J. T. s. SMITH. Secretary. ml2
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CtLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 6i9
OBroaiway, near Stuyyesant Institute
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