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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10
THE LONDON LANCET.

"Mn ssE HHss A'
pacing the back ad up to ears
ss IL sa' HHn aS
usual form to dry a, leisure Mr. Wists
Ss
e 20
%h!sh Mr. Wright hi, opinion" +; =.
ps@ %r %1's es sv,psH and rra "' ~
cate the usu applications rsoed in tn,
Sse hair will % %bs in ns s,s Of
according 70 the degree care or cuT iva
s oD ddn
1a s Thsy
Of such and LIQUID. Water
!ss ?$:: ssa ifss 81 e.; It
iS sisffi ,ss%a q! ana
tina, The hal. should be washed :, seldom
mss S b. rub & s
quantity Of q an % o sSSd 10 Be 90 Fl: e
win turn either red gray and the pc may feel himself
aSssy Tss 81
aIo ltec No. l Barclay ST., " Y.
RooM TO- kErA
LII 6s Greenwich in private family where no bosrders
IA PUBLIC HOUsEAND0 OYSTER CELLEK FOR
t:;W sALE1The above establishment is situated on the
P ~e @ he
SSns "a: o9@ UpS F
on the premises. ao atm
;Se R. and 81 s Cd
door to the Theatre Apply on the pre- from
A PENNSYLVANIA HOI EL--This ex cel ept house
G .n'w pl, Il I. situated the corner Of Wa.hiss
tenant from The next May IT has lately been much
I'D %s.e Rosd dss
For farther part'culin,enquire Of n,,,v,x
al0 6t-r No 100 Washington st, ~ y
- TO RENT-The extensive Building erected the pre-
s::
i York I% me- jay Nom
s ss'; s Wins
mediate ep OOH Ths drive o% New
nsa this city Que hundred persons accommodated
Possession immed a's 5HN AGs'vp 5HHLApLANx ss Wall st.
TO LET the hss OTy sss aSs by %
a's FEEL
"A TO LET OR LEAsE5Two three story houses ;..i in
oSy house o st.
add 9Th The two .,y cottage nnSwo IS
opposite tTs ss" wilmington Square Square
Win 5. good sS
Bond st. before "a NJ or between and r. M: stso
- HOUSE AND STORE; TO 70 I LET.Ths vel
E ced No saa Pearl street the subscriber having carried
% % ss 1s to m @ s'
s lie. n eT Of My & Is Offers $
'e AS i IN opportunity rGTHM H.iaH So
house No Is aseu .1es a with marble mantle
rf'Ss
~ CONFECTIONERY FOR sALE;-1'hs .u...Iiser
ftav n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

COLLECTIONS on all parts OF me mted Il Is q" 'ae 81
- The most favorable terms W . W. r.rIu
a, "a Wall street, and 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the citizens Of
New Yo aud visiting the to call at
.r ia FULTON STREET,
and large af DRESS BoOTs made the
latest fashion, aud Of the finest French csfssin
have boots made order in the best manner
at six dollars per pair and footed four dollars, warranted
equal any manufactured in the city from eight
douan .....,
Persons having tender feet, being difficult to t
count of nmps bunons corns &c made
be easy by the subscribers method Of taking
drawing Of he feet and fitting and keeping pair of lass
for each customer. .
Strangers aving their by writing have boots
made and forwarded to without delay.
CONSTANTLY HAND.
Handsome Boots, from 81 On to IS 90
Half Boots, 2 so TO so
Cater Boots, Q 90 10 50
Shoes, so 10 30
Slippers, so to 60
Pumps, &c, &c, eqrslly low.
TERMS, CASH on DELIVERY.
JOHN l.. WATKINS,
a9lmsr IA Fulton st, between Nassau and Dutch SITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

NEW FURNISHING STORE
WHERE the subscriber opening fresh Paris an Lon
w !don Goods of the latest and best quhiy consisting
Of Crava Sea n plain aud embroidrsd stocks and
Linen and silk Handkerchief Ready Made Liaen, &c. &C.
other articles required for genemens wardrobe
~ CHAFFEN's
40 In,&r Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

PORTUGUESE FEMALE liLt
r.,IEsE f.r',,-ed and celebrated Pills, fott 10.
4 we nsrcsivs 10 be obtained in this country. -tf =,
nsns on the Last column fourh page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10
GREAT REDUCI ION IN THE PRICE OF
,XEENTILATiS1 AND GossAMER

: D
THESE ceobated clc have for held
all Others in this country well in Europe
To shape they made Ct tn: natural hair They
light elastic and free from all dsagceable By
all judges and they have been
eads of Hair" and must be TO be Appreciated The
and having large stock hand he has according to the
times reduced the prices TO the very lowest remunerating
profit 49,.
ways at horne and will i've his sole and undivided attention
TO ali who TO change under the magic Of his
tSnrb 20 n 40 stsin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

&O000 REWARp-JACOB SHIPMAN has Abscond
NOOO ed with fifteen ho.sand dollars belonging to the
Union Bank the city Of New York. and said bank hereby
offers reward Of Two Thousand Dollars for the recovery
returned to the Bank Shpmau about five feet even inches
height aged about IS years. broad shoulders square stout
wh,kers and hair light Rmsn no;e large mouth.
short upper p and has remarkable dmple hole 10 ms
chin He last in Philadelphia and ssuPposed to have
taken tho western quite to Texas Shpman Is well Known
the confidential travelling banks and brokers' between
New Yok and Philadelphia 49, 80. ,
Editors OF Journals throughout the Union viii promote the
cause oFi nsti re bv convinp this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,

~ ~ FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate
S@A@p Places The splendid low pressure ,.esTboa
~ SWALLOW Captain Mclean, will Ieav,
the foot OF Couandt Monday afternoon April 10th
at O'Clock. . - o..
Rooms and for accommodation unva'ed on the HUDSON
AFR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

Milton, Lewis NIB 100 SD 100 wh Navy, ADKINS NewbuIy
Geo Martha smaey, NIB clean; Oc. Henry Astor Pink
ham Nsn 100 Jan off coast Of Chill Rousseau Bray.
Navigator Fisher Nsn 500 sp Enterprise Cannon, do 800
DOWNS Falmouth sao sp; Wade swift NB 1885, coavo Pen
ds,oT s1 HEM Manshss,e Salem 2S 81; America Rich
cahuans Dec Zone Hitler, Nant. 1900 So; Rowland NIB
$500 Heard from at Pitcairn Island in Sept Cbrstopher Nit
Coffin Basy do of Mocha 2oesP Al Ms..afpsro in Dee
ehe Gardner Nant and Columbus Gardner, do each with
1900 bbls D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
yIyORAM &HAUGHWOUT, SCI Broadway, near Nib

CARUJ. SCHMIDT has the pleasure TO inform h, friends
f,ed upa WINE sALOON in the basement Of the Granite
Building OF Broadway and Chambers street, where no
will constantly keep hand supply OF the choicest French
G.rman Spanish and other Wines. tPsry imported ny HIM
which he Offers for wholesale and retail Also English
Ale aud Porter indeed any thing which ought be fou nd in
well regulated establishme mt of this kind.
pledges himself that all his articles shall be pare and ef
quality to the APPRECIATION OF those who
III ~ IA Nrn,r,,ce in (,b,u,her street az eoi6tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

FRANSIs' PATENT LIFE BOAT Office Ns;r
II Wall street nal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
DIED.,

On SATURDAY morning, 9th ins after long and
illness Mrs Fanny Boodgooj aged 10 years and months
On Saturday morning, suddenly Mr. James Grant, ma.
tive of Scotland aged as; for the last years resident of
this city.
On Saturday morning Mrs. Mary Moore, aged 20 years
On Friday sth inst Henry Vandetbeck, aged AZ years,
after long and distressing illness.
On Friday morning, sth inst of dropsy, Nh Benz amin
Fe1aio native Of Brusto Meiaro, Italy, aged 6l
On Friday evening, Emma, eldest daughter of Thomas
NJ and Caharne Mcfarland in the 4th year of her age
At Brooklyn Friday, MIS-. Caharne Underhll, relet
At Williamsburgh l.. L. on Friday morning, Of short
and severe illness Mrs Susan c. wife Of VIM Eaton in
the 10th year OF her age.
AT Mobile Ala the oath August of the strangers ie-
YER Mr. Henry Romer brush maker, Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
20 The Wife OF Leon and other Poems.

The Wife OF Leon and other Poems
Ihis day Published In elegant volume Emo price 81
he lie OF Leon and other Poems By Two Sisters OF
The following IS from The Evening Post, Edited by w G.
This The tiile Of work Of winch " have received
aeoPy he lutho We learn, reside in the State of Aiss
q he publication until earne, OF their father
ses s unusual mem mem e G ru to Pres % i TO
numbers, D. AFFLEToS s CO. P FL RsI: :
GO GO nae ast published elegant and portable
" Fh o Nm ~ Dr.. CarFis " Gm0 Platsg
BY Dr. Dr. S 9s p ,od Works OF john N29 Ta L
one yo! lGmo. illustrated 81 %.
The Complete Poetlcal Works Of VIM Cowper with Life
nT III aropttS one vol ltmo, plates, 81 80 ar " IS
The Poetica Works Of Waiter Scott with Life &c one
vol, limo, illustrated, 81 IS. ,ll 3,is
Valuable New Publications. printed on
~ : B. S SfFli1 EfISil.'sa Co 2 2o2 Broadway
ne r9Ine!s taul ractll Tratise The a,nre and
cover Gil. IN cloth 50 csnts.
Productive Fasmins familiar Digest of the Recent Discoy
ems OF Lebe Johnsons, Darcy and Others Vegetable
o4TsRm s W. b JSfsp smiln cover GIT cloth 80 ees
WeSt, p{ X. aIit2n, Esq, 2voi. l2mo. 81 10
The LhpTehna Companion in The Closet, Complete
Eminent Ola Eneish Divnes Edited b. Rev. MIR spncke
0H The Pscea cf,sn ., The Devon, pnen eon,,ir
ing The Who'll duty Of the Christian BY r. Sherlock. D. D.
one The Vol k iG mo, Pre- 6s s. sents
one vol. 8vo, $50 pages 81 so
Parocial sermons rs the Rev John T. Newman &. D.
two large vols, 8v, $.
Bishop Burners History the Reformation Editedb By Dr.
Mares, best edition, y0l;. 3yo So.
= GnizPis History Of Civilization third edition, Edited by
Dr. Tres Dictionary Of Arts Manufactures and Mines
illustrated with 1910 plates, price S.
he HlsoTy OF Napoleon translated from le French D.
AIdeche-ustIled - nearly plates vol. svo, 50
Inc American in Egypt By James E. Cooley illustrated
VIII! many plates, one elegant volume, 81 50.
u English Books imported TO order by every steamer on
tbs most favorable terms. .ll 3tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Passengers Arrived

Ia the packet ship Switzerland, from London-Capt l.
Redwood Pratt and daughters John Hopley, 10.
eph Toee and daughter Georges ard lady John Drake
Kalisch Grgg John Mitchell, John Jacobs Poet and
SO in the Storage
In the packet ship Wellington from London-Cornelius
Van Bryack, Sarah f Van Brysck, Ann Augusta Willis
Jones. Thomas Rice, Charlotte Rice, Frances Eliza
beth Rice Caharine Rice Thomas Rice, Ann Cutb John
Eden Chas Burnett, VIM Burnett-65 in the seerage
Ia the packet ship England, from LireTpool-Nrs Chris
tie Miss Whitewright, Messrs. Williams, Wagstai Pom
nell Eeyes, Headey Averill, Mcllvate-i5l steerage
Passengers Sailed
In the packet ship Ashbunon, for Liverpool Tanel'
Brown Mrs Brown, Gerard Boyce, Mrs Brander Hen1y
Cook Henry w Christie George Coggel Of Ne"'l ork
John Hay Philadelphia Rev Mr. Parker Mrs Parker Miss
Sturges, f H Green, Boston; Rev John q Manly, Mrs
Manly, Toronto; Thos Wilson, Saml Hodgkeuse England
MIS- Dr. Dartnell and servant T Darne, w Darnel Z
Darne = DaEtne G Dartne James Ross, hether
ing,on Mr. Tracy Canada; Capt Lemolne and lady, Bnt'f
Army Canada: Edw Probyn, Bristol, Eng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

ZINE TEAS--A choice selection Of Young Hy
Il son. part of the Mary Ellen Zenobia and Oscars
fresh and ragraut); also, Black Souchorg and Pouchong
Ooioong NIoea avors Howauas Black Teas families
Inc Howqua mixture bs supplied by the single p9qad
packages Of lbs at reduced price Also Old Hgson
wholesale and retail. Sugar Store, 81 Bowery. ...
50 1iS. A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

DOOK-KEEpING-Te reduced to S5.-Mr
- Dollar has engaged Geo. 4 Roge Esq Gate Pres. OF
the Teachers Lyceum OF this ethyl take charge of The
classes Book keeping this Nh r. regarded
the best teachers and practical accountants the city
The class w opened The have been
reduced S.. that all who desire learn u writing les
for 81 Stationery 80 Season tickets very low
Rooms in ST uke's school building. No. Grove street,
Hudson Mr.. D. Is IN always from to p VI. and MIR. Ro
gers from
~ pair Of 10 inch Globes nearly new, for sale at SIC
market price S25. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Markets Carefully reponsd 10, The Tribune.

7. IT.
ASlIEs.-We have change to note The demand
continues fair and the sales are $50 bbls Pots at 81
81 and 100 do Pearls al - Export from the lst
the 9Th September, $50 bbls. Pots, 20 DO. Pearls.
COTTONThe sales are still very large, ard the amount
reported to-day exceeds 900 BALES very full prices chiefly
10 spectators. One lot Of 800 bales taken by spinner
Rates fully &c per h. higher than last week Thu
week Just closed has been OF the active which the
Cotton market has experienced The sales up Friday
evening aggregate Us baie an amour, unprecedented
rhi, market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Commercial and Money Matters.

The transactions a, Stock Board fair extent,
and the feeling was upward. Ohio improved !; illinois
Indiana !; Canton i; Harlem Bank of Commerce l.
Government Stock is walking FAST Skies sold az ll:
The Bill market steady, with improving tendency
Sterling Q! el Francs 5.25 1921! At the high the
sales are moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Lnerpoel Ciassifcation.

FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market is excessively dul
with accumulation OF supply the arrivals this morning
being large. The large endeav sustain prices
and hold at 30 and above for Gnesee bu sales have been
made - aud irregular parcel 81 IL IS
NOT however plenty at Az Fancy brands range from
So Some parcel, Of Michigan and Ohio have sold
37 49, and shout 900 bbls. Troy the
The market be considered I'd lower than Yesterday and
not firm. The demand is light, and we hear of nothing far
,her doing for export. The only transactions New-O
leans which has knowledge IL 100 bbs
IS. Southern remains without any but retail inquiry
The quotations nominal at ST. So. Rye Flour is
pea,s and dull at SOL 62I Sales Jersey Meal 81
S53, and Brandynue 93i, hhds Is So Ship Stats
Sc with sales several thousand bushels Shorts 6
GRAIN.-A sale OF 900 bushels Illinois Wheat has
been made iooc There not great deal offering Corn
is without change and dull North River offered at 55c
Sales 100 bushels Maryland delivered Sac weight Rye
81 6ac in the slip, with transactions of Importance
Oats are lower: Canal retailing 2sc prime worth
IS oslo by the cargo; Riyer25 &c
WHISKY-The demand is limited, and we only hear Of
so Western bb al csc; Drudge is held 23c, but very
little doing.
HAY2Pfces continue without chanSs-toa 45c; but
the sales for shipment very small Their Is lar retail
demand
wISEs.-The following sales were made a, auction; g
Por, at &c. lo5 do at AL l5 do NJ Madeira a, 20;
20 do Auscat 80; IS hhds ST. Julien CiaFe at si3 10
so; IS cases Clare, al Ssa la9; l2s do Port at 62
TEA.-A sale of an iavoce by the Probus came on TO-
day and full prices obtained for Greens and In some
advance the last sale The Blacks not SOLD
the bids being lower than the willing 10 accept
HiDES-Theres nothing doing, buyers being unwilling
TO ciie present prices
LEATHER-By auction on Thursday, 937 sides Sole
We're disposed of unusually large and spirited company
al deeline on the last sale of per ID light weights
and an advance of lc heavy and damaged while the
prices OF middle weights were fully sustained
CCCoA-Saes for export Of 200 bags Para at 5tc, and
'o0 do N Boston for this market &c, cash sho, price
BEES ALIVE notice sales for erpor, of 1000 lbs
GROCERlEs.-For the last few days there has been
much done Sugars continue nactire Sales $50 hhds
Porto RlcO al 8; :. Cub
coyado s. {; $50 boxes Brown Havana S mos and
90 do White do part l0c cash. Coffee also inactive but
prices without material change The sales include
bags Brazil at SIC; $50 Lugaays, z 81; 100 Java
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Cleared,

Ships Montreal, Tinker, London, GTiswoid; ln'elHH
(Nor Ellgers, Hamburg, Muller; Vespasian, Barso"a
New Oheans, Cook & Smith
Bark Urania, (sw) Lonortii settin Schmidt Baiehen
Prussian briggs Ceres Nollenhuer, Client, VIM Welsser
Figaro Moritz Mansana Cuba, do British bng Amelia
walker, abor Grace NE brig Saratoga Gushing, Savan
nah Ogden.
schr Regulus, Cole wilmington, NC, Ogden; Red
Jacket James Philad, a Cooley Co; Trathc, Gardner
Baltimore. Briggs Harp Cater, Para T. corning =
Son.
Arrived,
Packet ship Wellington, Chadwick, from London and the
Lizard Aug TO- with mdze 10 Grinnell, Minurn CO.
Aug TO- off the Lizard exchanged signals with ship Suis
hence for Hayre.
Packet ship Switzerland Knight, from London sh aud
Portsmouth llih Aug, with mdze TO Grnneil, Mnturn
Co Sept T. in lat So Ion ~ 40 passed steamship Great
Western.
Packet ship England Bartlett from Liverpool Aug !,
with mdze, TO II MARSHALL.
Ship Aalarta, Raymond SO ds n Liverpool, with INDIE,
and passengers, TO Saml Slocum.
Ship Ashbutton, Pummer 36 days I'm Rotterdam, with
rndze and l0l s,eerags passengers, 10 Joel " olfe
Schr Justice Sleeper ds FIN ThoIaston, with lime TO
schr Albany Packet Hodgkiss ls I'm Bos,oa, mdze to
master.
naval stores, TO L Mitchell.
ship and brig. Wind WNW
Sailed,
Pacfet ships Ashburton for Liverpool Albany Havfe.
Ship South America Tor Providence, recently LIVER
pool packet has been sold for ~haleman ship Fall
mouth; destination unknown.
Memoranda.
Packet ship Montreal Capt Tinker for London sails his
day. Her letter bags close at Gpiu 10 the Exchange at
Ii O'clock
The Board of Wardeas of the Port of philadelphia are
now engaged the Investigation OF the Of Pilot Chimp
Ell on charges preferred against him BY Capt John W Mer-
chen of the ship Snsquehauna |! appears thar on her re-
cent passage from Liverpool 10 Philadelphia Mr. Ciumftt
was u on board the vessel off the Capes by of the pilot
boat In coming the Breakwate she touched upon the
Shears, which Capt attributed 70 the careessnrss OF
Jury from that cause The principal charges nesee, Of
duy and other matters hefeun,o pertaining M bears
the repu,e being honest steady and industrious m
and efficient and skful pilot. The result VIII uahs's
il day
Disasters.
Capt Plummes the Ashburoa, this port reports ha'
ing passed the 9th inst, 80 miles Sc of Georges guam
rigging attached.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
We quote Domestic Exchange

For Specie the quotations are
per cent value.
Amer Gold old loo 1861 Caroas Dolls. 81 o6 -
do do new. 100 a-lO0t Five Francs. 93;a "a
Half Dollars. par Doubloons 10 30 a6 As
Portuguese Gold loo 100! do Patriot. rs e. ais 10
Spanish Dollars .l04 = Sovereigns :. SO SIS
do Quarters 9S 100 do light. 81 4 81
Mexican Dollars .l003a l0l Heavy Guneas. 90
do Quarters. 9S 100 Napoleons. So 81
The French packet Of to-day takes about $4,000 in
Mexican Dollars and Francs The Specie market quiet
At Cincinnati they have process of counteeiting bank
notes BY the aid of the Dsguereoype apparatus What
with gavanzing coin and daguereoypng bank notes,
shall soon have reliable currency al all
IL has been reported in bank lists that the Vii
LACE Bank Of Danvers had closed its business The Boston
Daily Advertiser that continues transact business
as usual It's bills redeemed at the Suffolk Bank, aud
pass current
The total amount tolls all the Canals Of this Stale
the lst of September 81 l27 552 being 5000 600
than last year. aud only about S90 less than the
period in ISL although the Canals opened later OF this
there collected Buffalo $685. 53; Albany
l52 357 West Troy 1856 $751; Oswego 40 230; Faport 81
2G7 Syracuse Al sis Rochester o0902 Lockport is 81
Moutezuma 81 Utica &c, 627 Albion % s97 Whitehall
Buffalo 90 oe0 the largest per cen,ase Sana SIS per
The greatest falling of is at Paimyta-3,600 The following
bounties have been paid by the State: Onondaga Salt
SIS ,4l2 %; Coal 1853 Sc; Lead 1913 81; Gypsum
SIS %.
The mania for forgery spreading. a young has
been arrested in Baltimore for committing several orgeres
on the Philadelphia Banks
The following the receipts on the Central Railroad
Mich .au, for The month Of August, 1913:
Received for freight. 50 GOO IS
passengers. $500 SO
transportation Of the U S. Mall. 900 o.
Total. .Sl2,I34 %
Amount received for the corresponding month ~ 103 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
LEARY X Co.-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS For AUTUMN. 1919.

AT the urgent solicitations of many Of FROM
distant parts Of the Union SHALL introduce
sales rooms the beautiful style of Gebtmen' HAS
the strangers now visiting who may Leave
here PRIOR the da'e tSp y when II has been our cnsio
former year, effect the Autumn change OF tAshioi
LEARY s co Hat,ers. NOD and ) AstoI hon'e
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, containing drawings,
dimensions and other illustrations will be Forwarded By mail
10 those who reques, il, and who address US post pad
New Ioik Aug. -. 1873. % u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

Mr.. II. RUSSELL respectfully announces his
ASl intention of giving Vocal Entertainments on MON
DAY EVENING, septs,m1ber ilth at the Apollo Saloon
the public variety Of his favoe compositions, com
prising The Maniac Wind Of the Winters Night. Land
Of the West Rockaway, The Old Sexton Our Native
Song sc.
Cards Of admission cents; to be obtained the Music
Stores OF H.witt. Anvil and William Dubois. To
mence al o'clock
The Piano used this from the manuiactory Of
Mr. ChickenS OF Boston, and is furnished by J. l. Hewitt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

N7ANTED.-Employers wishing good honest
and faithful servants will do well to call j. Wattss
oihce 3l7 Broome doors of BOwsry as h
Intention keep but those whose characters will bear
he closest scrutiny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

A CARD-Parents deslrous of a thorough and
n expeditions system Of classical instruction for their child
ren are hereby notified that the Rev JAMES MILLETT
A. NJ has opened his classes for the Fall term Young
eneu prepared for admission any of Colleges
Mr. Ms long experience for IL yeas-the last
MssI' Huddart and Mo,S,he pnpis in their
collegiate and his having obtained the highest classical
honors the University Of Dublin afford that the
reasonable espec his pupils will not BE- disappointed
Apply personally by letter his residence Feer-st
near Third avenue, east Of Union square sl 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

EMPORIUM OF CHINA. GLASS, &c.-The
u cheapest and variety Of China Glass and Earth
en- Ware that be found the city, MOI Sixth ave-
nue. opposite Amityreet. Purchasers wishing 10 supply
them$ves chear will meet with polite attention and
the best OF but prces pe5ons who go about killing
time, are requested not 10 call
~ B. A choice collection OF Plant. in bloom for sale.
D,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

DOAR DlNG-Pleasant rooms furnished or un.
~ furnished suitable for families single gentlemen be
obtained moderate terms b applying at &C Beenanstree
One large airy front unfinished, the second floor
20 i, with board. References exchanged au Is Tnlle