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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11
E,,uorrant work.

n THE IMPROVEMENTS AGRICULTURE, ARTS, &c
of The United States, set forth luminousy ana d!
length in the recent Report of Hon. w H. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner OF Patents viii speedily be published al the
Office OF The New York Tribune in neal ana
Book of near 100 pages with donne Columns A. - oae
M ,,., valuable and instructive Public Documents ever
pubIshed and should be in the hands OF epery man ~ 's
Ution-
The publishers OF the above have concluded 10 ado us
e,orine valuable Treatise withou; additional charge
on RAISING SWINE. and the best METHODS of
FATTENING PORK.
Also Treatise
GEOLOGY AS CONNECTED WITH AGRlCULio Il.
The price will be . cents by the single copy OF - 10,
FIVE Orders accompanied by the cash. are soceu i'oA
Pos,.u,as,ers News,nen, Booksellers, and othefS.
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THURSDAY, March 9.
CoURr OF SEssIoss-Before the RECORDER,
Judge LYNCH and Aldermea SMITH and GEDNEY.
FoRGERY-James Ward was placed upon trial, indicted
fol- forgery in the second degree passing counterfeit -
bill of the Chemical Bank of this city TO Anthony Luken
the corner of Chrysie and Heserstree in payment Tor
some groceries, receiving the change, which was proved
he passed. 1t also proved that The accused passed
similar counterfeit bill Carsten F. Mea OF NO. il Chrys
,estreet on the 10th of June $780, for small amount OF
groceries receiving the change. II proved by the pay
ng teller of the Chemical Bank that the prisoner had sevs
raj times the Bank tsay perhaps dozen tlmes
and procured 81 bills, sometimes 10 or II at time or
which he paid in silver money and that the bills Tor passing
which the prisoner indicted have been altered from ones
N fves by pasng the word Five over the word One
IN an Ingenious manner The ury found him guilty and the
Conrt sentenced him 10 tie Prison for years and
months There another Indictment fof snll!ar o.!
fence on which he was not tried.
ASSAULT AND BArrERr-Rernard McQuan was tried
for an assault and battery on Ann Miles Vefdict-Ne
guilty.
BuRGLARY-Jonn Beecron tried for burglary in the
third degree in breaking the Of James Shaw t
importer of e5o PeartreeI the oath OF December last
and suroinng pieces OF cashmere OF the value OF s'e
The jury found the accused guilty and he was reahdeo
for sentence. There another Indictment against MN.
PLEA OF GurLTY-Samue C. Alderman pleaded guilty
10 an indictment for burglary in breaking into the store OF
Joseph Cooper 2s Broadway and stealing 20 dozen pen
knives pair of pistols and dirks worth S22 Plea re-
ceyed and record and prisoner remanded for sentence
There we're 5 or Other indictments against him.
FoRFErruRE-Jehn Moore, indicted for grand larceny,
in stealing cloth worth $S5 from A c. Zabriske Cois
Greenwich.sree failing to appear, his recognzance was
forfeited William Taylor is his bail. Which William ay-
lori ho'ui"u
Police OFFIcE.-PuRLo1SISe FROM A LADY,
woman named Mary Finesan arrested anc lodged IN
prison for trial for stealing dress and lamp, worth S2 10
from Isabella Creighton, OF Greenw ichst near Chambers
THEFT OF BEAMs.-John Robinson alias Wood was ar
rested and committed for stealing iron bars and orass
bar worth Sls, from Messrs Phillips Taylor NO. oose
vel.street. ,y,d
l,s Hsgue was arrested by Officer Horn and committed
for stealing carpetbag and clothing, worth SIS, iroH'
Charles Pedlar No. IS Courtlandsreet, on the 7h u
and also at the same time and place. stealing pair OF boots
worth IS from Francis Gresch Two stolen shirts were So
found on him, for which owners are wanted
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% A splendid work is proposed to be issued by
John j. Auduboa and the Rev DR.. Buchanan. Its
title will be the "Viviparous QaadruPeds of North
of all the quadrupeds in this Country, including
Texas, California the British possessions, and the
Arctic regions. Many of the species will be given
of their natural size. The plates will be twenty
two by twensyeghs inches, and equal in beauty
and interest to those of the large work of Audubon
Indeed, from the specimens before as, they will not
be surpassed in their execution by any thing of the
kind heretofore published in this country. They
are likewise to be carefully colored from the orig
ina drawings. All the information collected by the
authors, as well as the interesting observations OF
others, will be comprised in the work. 1t is to
be issued in about thirty numbers, at intervals of
two months, of which the first will appear in De-
cember. Each number will contain FIVE plates
and be sold for ten dollars. 1t is unnecessary tor
us to say that this will not only be highly valua-
BILE work, but the most splendid of the kind that
eau be got up among rs. Eve. Post.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED
THIS DAY,

? Trapels IN tie Gredt IFsstssN Tut' seS' t''
Anahuac and Rocky Moastains, and :" tie ore
eon Territory,
BY THOMAS J. PARsHAN.
~, ,s xxo,k contains full, clear, graphic and auth
eniic accoun, OF the Far West 90
r 1,. .,,,,,...;o, of MIR. F.asHAM's TRAVELS over
the Rocky and through Oregon has been deayeo
beyond the tine of its announcement "a =, ~.
appearance of the Report of IIEuEEsAsr skEs " as
Secretary the Navy the Examination Oh pnh
r.ory By the Exploring Expedition inis npo. aa
lie Documen, will be inserted entire 10 the 90 t e
Chapter OF Mr. Fsrnhau's Work, and although the
swelied considerably beyont what was ongtnahs ~
ncunced yetthe price will remain at twenty-five ee p
single copy five copies for dollar 1t Wiii DC
for delivery Saturday morning. Orders must
be accompanied With The cash.
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n We have made arrangements to have our oly a.,
-. :, ~. WEEKLY TRIBUNE regularly served
,ssr residences by leaving notice .. the NasaS'
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VyHE NEW MIRRoR-Eyerv uunbar


emhsllied with s an osguaa and e1sassse Design
on S,sel- Ed by GEORGE 2. MoRkiS-iIlussrated
work.-Terps Three Dollars per AMMAN; SIagse Napa-
bers s. cent? --s
mence liz acsoaai, The publication OF sSRIEs
OF The NEw.fosg MIRROR, IN tie oetgre sorr,
tirefs or:g ard orisirai pis, with Steel Easrar.g
eery nssS<r, the reduced priee OF TAyse DeiSrs
pen ssnufs, or tir ard quarter eests per copy
lbs NEW IisRoR vii appear with many striking aud
od,ea h<il be pnsseI Win new TYPE, Etc paper,
SnSos S, DE- Wi Contain eeautilt orssaa, snsTss.
The wSh accompanies, and which IL vii in
rest win psennar iserrs Resides the contributors OF
embraces OF The ,aiea, OF This Save s,,e
tot flesh aud early assatas io some
OF the popular authors OF Engasd Wh sch ias
and with such able feew-lsborerst III. Ir evsru
we hope 10 present - The American e,rA, ar-
nal o; great value and unusual e1cep.e To- pa of
mere names viii be se!Uoesly avoidrd Tue MSscs wal
be remarkable hope rather tor eo,6 wsout
rarnss than for poor acles with disiine usus> Ii
will embrace scope GspsRst: Of etc erd
,re comprising tales OF reu.up. o. >ocety and
manners sentiment and every cay !r pseasni rsaSs do
aud foreign corresporNeUcc, literary intelligence
vi, and trpIor ashonand gossip poetry tie arts and
literary, musical ard dramatic CRITICISMS Us reviews o;
works viii be carstG discriminating and impartial
r, will am, 70 foster Ar,re s;lted 20 the taste and de-
age and It's tendency VIII BE Cheerful
ard enlrerns as we'll improving. willsees iosrsaS
every re6red taste, but Offend The most asidoas
ard will feel duty the sunny iSc
OF things TO hrIIan eyes"
TOE will be published e-ers SATURDAYS, in numbers
NlsJ
uuns, and eaciosed in Ornamental cover IL viii
form the end OF the wear superb volumes, edch OF
tour hundred and sixteen pages filed with sf gers o w!
erdt,re and the fns arts.
The very low price which will be iss1et rerders s
the cheapest periodical in this any ether ccuBt.y, con-
sider1g the cost and beauty OF its FiETY'TWo EN-
CRAVINGS and the intrinsic value OF is literary contents
Those DESTROYS OF receiving the paper tro'n the
will have IL punctuay sent TO their address upon
their forwarding to the Undersigned az No. Aun-s srec
dollars. free OF expense.
Letters enclosing the amoun, of subscription may be
ranked by all posmascrs. Agents carriers and nswsSea
will be supplied the usual terms. " The Cash Sys-
H be rstdy adhered TO- .itaout amy dettatsn sat.
erer. n
Such Editors copy the above viii oblige me by for
warding mark paper by resutning the exchange
which interrupted, much my regret, by circuni
stances over which had no control
GEORGE 2. MORRIS, Editor ard Proprietor,
mil Sw' No Apn.st, rear Broadway.
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Hygeian Medicines

IA ORlSON'S Hygeian hledicines.-
VI NOTICE.-Whereas, A. A. Samanns, OF 81 Broad
way New-York, is making improper use OF MessTs
Mcrson Co.'s appointment for the sale OF Their aisa
cnes This is, therefore, 10 inform the public mar Hf
in New.York and that Messrs. Morrsen only Agents IN
Ncw-Iork ara Messrs. FIRTH HALL, OF No. Frank
lin square from alone the Medicines can pc mad gen
zine. tSigueal EfioAt5oLr y -.
Dated British College OF Health, New koad, tAnaon
lppa
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GALLERY-C. H. DEvoE, Manager.-Every day
aud evening" this week the sublime and beautiful exhibition
of the TRIAL OF CHRISTI group OF Is figures IN Staiu-
nry The Norwood Gypsy " OMAN can be consulted race
10 face private apartment She does pretend IL be
FortuneIeer but Processes by her knowledge OF Pysi-
oogy Phys:ognomy Philosophy Phrenoogy, mssmersm
pood intellect She will inform them If they are married or
not gvi ~ them history of past times the present and the
future as she knew them from BIRTH Sne has no Gomez
tom with or knowledge OF Madame Adophr account OF
whose IMPOSITION and runaway from Ulster appeared IN the
I've - III =, - t,i nrica 20
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4 TIUN.-GULIDS SPLENDID
" Solid Bottom Glass FouDta lin Lan,ps-Thc subscriber
respectfully invites the ladies and gendenen OF New York
call and examine something better Than they have
production OF light combining beauty, sinpii
city and durability LAMPS any style for churches stores,
halls parlors and all places where light needed Neither
gas nor ,hog else can equal these peculiar Lamp
The public must be aware that Colds Lamp stands h'sh
among lamp men, number Of suits have been bEnnght
for infrBe emen. Philadelphia and ia Ibis city o u
peigbbors held 10 bail In the otws thousand dnrs
for the same offence. COLDS Glass Lamp may be d u
gushed from oil others by its having melslc subs ance
in connection with the fountain OF OIL ana NJ 'ias hue
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-G;REENWIGFl pore KRx

etscer Oh and 1914 dytHnes ~.
THE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
tcntiOp OF the public 10 tf- get variety o articles
manufactured at this establishment sros
EARTHgg-WARE, PORTABLE FCRNtcEs CHIMNEY pors,
GREEN-iIoUsg i'ILg Ftcwss PDTs Owes TILE, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIRE BRICK, &c kc
AS this is the only establishment OF ths kiDd IN me clyJ
where he above articles manufactured, The pubic are
assured that ali orders l be stsnded 10 WIN prQmpnes
ard puncualty, and on tht most LIBERAL terms:
NIB A great improvement bas been made IN foHrAsLE
FURNACES sizes enlarged, add Tarranted superior
10 any sold in this city WASHINGTON SMITH
INF funk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

MEDICAL CoLLEeE.-By the annual catalogue
of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the
University Of this State, perceive that 100 stu
dents have been attending the lectures at that
highly respectable institution during the session
that has just closed, larger number than for
some years past. The Spring Course OF Lectures
is announced to commence on the 9TH inst. The
subjects of this course are important and interest
ing, the gentlemen who are to lecture upon them
able, and the price Of the ticket only $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

TeHOTOGRAPHiC LikENESSEs,
Il by the Daguerseype process are taken * ,o so
KaNS upper story Of Granite Building, corner o bfos
yyay and C6nmberss,rse,, New York. t1nrance Is cham
besree BY Morsnds improved proeess; ge5de ,nv
sss1 f color which may desired, and in any poson,
with any es preston O; cou1tenarce,o or IN any dress
Price 49, complete, in handsome case
Iikenssses taken from IA. IL until s1HAGwn, In any klnd
of ,,e1ther-cIe1r, cloudy, or rainy. al ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

MILITIA DUrY.-A petition is now in circula-
ton, asking the Legislature dispense altogether
with the useless and absurd parades of the flood
wood Militia of our City ard State, as not re-
qnired by any public emergency and answering no
good end, while they are serious vexation to and
tax upon the People. We heartily hope these pc.
titons will prevail. Let the Enrolment of the
Militia be preserved, if thought advisable, but the
trainings are farce, and behind the intelligence
Of the age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

ART1sTIcAL TRIAL OF STRENGTH -lnman,
Huntington, May, Page and Harding have gone
northward, to paint the portrait OF ex-Govsrno'
Seward. Higest prize, $1,000; lowest, $500
This is the right way; every artist gets paid tor ms
talent, though it may create little heart-burning
Old aud young artists contending-exPecta crash
TEyening Post.
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M INDON SHADES WINDOW
Wy SHAnESi--Thc sphscrihers rrspecttulY inlonn

NM INDON SHADES WINDOW
w SHADESi--The subscribers respectfully INFORM
their friends and the public that having leased the spacious
store, MOI Spruce street. few doors from Nassau they
prepared execute all orders for Painting vi every
description, with neauaess, economy and despatch.
All KINDS Of Sign Painting done in style not ID De sur.
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs warranted
NO, TO fade. large assortment OF well seasoned SgR
Boards always on hand
Banners Interior Decorators and TaRSparenclss done 10
order Designs furnished and executed in superior STYLE
Specimens OF work always be and
by calling at the above place.
Tuey have hand and are constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Sh,de Strangers in the
city, keepers % hotels saloons, public places OF resort and
anies always be supplied with Shades OF The best de-
cripon aud warranted The consists OF splea-
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Vigneltes French Scrolls,
vgnettes Rosate Centres, Scrpiura Views, Fancy
SkeJch Gothic Landscape Centres Tntern Abbeys-
All kinds OF Shades aer how difficult, are painted In
a superior style al TIL, establishment
They would likewise call the attention OF the Pabiic 70
most splendid Gothic Shaae got up IN good Syle ana war
ranted to please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
TRIMMINGS furnished and Shades fixed II required
BARTOLl 4 DE MAUNY.
Samuel +. HkRToL,
-. Y n . Macy i'll
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v UMBER-The subscribers have large
A quantity OF Albany Boards, Plank and jolst, aud
i-noeh and Spruce twoiach Plank Cypress anu Cedar
SbngLs a auaptity of Pine bundle Shingles, 10 supply
larg. orders for shipping; Whtewood Boards Maple J3
OAK Plank and Jot Cherry BoarSs and Plank, and Coz
ojst Lncust Cedar and Chestnut Post An assortment OF
ASH PlAsg Locust and Cedar Timber, sutabe for stehn
boats or other vessels PLANK worked for Elsoring YAK
and Ceing Lat and Fencing Paes lot OF CART and CAR
RAGE TIMBER. together with quantity OF Cart wagon,
and Carriage Felloes. WogkEn Southern PiTea fisE
piank Inch and Boards good and dry together with
larp, quantity Box Boards, and assortment oil BUILD
INC ilagga which, they offer for sale 10 suit shippers,
dealers and builders moderate prices, al tie CORNER or
WEST AND HoRkTfo Streets. Iaho r%
GARRETT. GEORGE & EDWARD GREEN.
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4 MEXICAN A1UsEUM-Marble buile

n ing Broadway, opposite ST. Paul's Church
Change OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Attractions!
TIL. Grand Scrptural Moving Doranla of the Deluge.
New Diorar1c spectacle of the Lady of the Lake Ggr'
gcous Moving Tableau called the Fays Paradise hr.
Jenkins the celebrated Comic Delneator, enor Sfger
and banjo Extravaganza, Italian Fantoccni by Signor
ylvald. The Indian Warriors from the tar west.
AdJuiss on TO all rs cents-ChildraE ha-prlce mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

SAD EFFECTS OF MILLERIsM. The Augusta
One Banner states that four naanacs were brought
to the hospital in that place last week. from one
town q. the East, who were made insane by the
Miller delusion.
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NEW-YORK, SATURDAY Nj

a RICH ScEsE.-Kendall humerossly describes
the entrance of himself and his companions into
one of the Mexican cities, as follows:
when within SEINE five miles of GuanaJuate,
numerous market nen were met returning from
the city, driving before them the doakeys that had
borne their produce to market. As many or our
mea were foot-sore from the tedious mountain
march of the day previous, the officer who had
charge of US Immediately pressed the animals into
service, and told the Texans to mount them 1t
was in vain that the owners of the animals expos
tuated, and told our captain they were in haste
to return TO their hone-he not only reiterated his
orders for our men to seize the unsuspecting dos
keys by the ears and mount them at once, but he
also commanded their owners 20 assist in driving
them. As we gradually approached the city the
number of donkeys increased and before we en-
tered the suburbs, every Texan was seen perched
upon the back of jackess, without saddle or
bride; and of such low stature Were many of the
aaimals that their riders were fairly compelled to
bend and curl up their legs to keep their feet from
dragging on the ground"
CApirAL-David l.. Child, in letter to the
Ant-SIavery Standard, gives some interesting par
tculars relating to the Latiuer petition which was
sent tc Mr.. Adams, to be presented to the House.
Mr.. Child says: Yirgnian asked Mr. Adams
who George Latimer qrGs. Mr.. Adams replied,
He is the son of very respectable gentleman of
Norfolk in Virginia member of one of the most
respectable and distinguished families in the Old
Dominion: and citizen of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts This answer cut like lightning.
But Rayner OF North Carolina SO ticlled with
it, (though be is usually ferocious as bear on
such OCCASIONS that he said he would vote for the
reception if the old man would say that to the
House."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

Gy The Post-oaice letter box of Mr.. J. S.
Lake, broker in Cleveland, was broken open on
the Sd inst and robbed of package of 1920 in
Bank notes, and two drafts--oHe of $500 and the
other of $500. They were thrust into stove fer
concealment by the robber, where they were soon
after accidentally found by clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

~ Mr.. Calhoun was receiving the civiiities OF
the good citizens of Norfolk on Monday last. He
gave public reception on that day, between the
houts Of ten and twelve o'clock in the forenoon,
and afserward visited the United States ships lying
in the harbor,
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EAST INDIA SQuaDRos.-We understand that
the Brandywine frigate, now lying at Norfolk, is
fitting on, for the East Indies and China. She is
10 be accompanied by the ST. Louis sloop-of-war.
The squadron is to be commanded by Capt Fox
hall A. Parker, and will sail in g. few weeks.
Journal.
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Cheap Publications.

81 The following --.oIications are for sas
al the Office OF The Tribune Nassau-ree, opposite th'
Cirv Hall.
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MORE FRu1rs OF MllLERlsM-The dead body
of Mrs. Luther, of Somerset, Mass, was carried
through this city last week for burial. Mrs. Lu-
Their was made ravisg maniac by the preaching
of Millerisn, and was carried from Somerset about
ten DAYS ago to the Insane Hospital at Worcester
where she died in the most awful Parexysms She
has loft worthy husband and nine children to de-
plore her melancholy fate. Gospel Provo ives.
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FVHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
\ COMPANY OF NEW-YORK-Thi company. bav
ing three hundred applications for life insurance. the
premiums which upwards of thirty three thousand
dollars will grant lives upon the Mutual Prn
ciple, at their Office, No "A Wall St Persons may eect
insurance with this Company their own lives or the lives
offers and either whSc duration OF HE or tor
limited period
The terms of insurance are favorable those Of any
similar institution in the United States
The nett profits OF the business of Company viii be
divided among insured in proportion 10 the amount
premium paid by them. BY provision in the charter me
abies Of the members extend no farther thar The
OF The respective premiums paid by them
The Rates of Insurance One Hundred Dollars ON S-
oil, Jifl for ilus Year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

TEMPrRAScs.-The total number of persons,
members of different Temperance Societies in this
city a, tho present time is thirteen thousand four
hundred and torty-seven In the moath ending
9th uIs., the increase of members amounted to
seven hundred and thirty. Bait. AH1e.
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~ We regret to learn that the domestic con,
Germs of several families in this city are disturbed
BY Millerisn,, that the property is being wasted,
and comfortless age insured to some, by mise
rable reliance, ON the part of the acting members
of the family, upon the assertion that the weEia
will be destroyed next month ms strange mat
nation is influencing all the conduct, and all the
- nver.a,ion of the victims, and will probably re-
suit in settled insanity. ~ ,. oaz.
~ we understand, says the Boston Mercantile
Journal, tina, the Brandywine frigate BOW lying at
Norfolk, is fitting out for the East Indies and
China. She is to be accompanied by the St. LOUIS
sloop.ofwar. The squadron is TO be commanded
BY CAPTAIN Foxhall A. Parker, and Will san IN
CIV, woeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-11

NTEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at
Sc 5o-a eenteel and convenient article ios business
men Eor sale by JENNINGS, 229 Broadway,
l'e- W opposite The fountain.
-. - al o' s rnn7 istf
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ID EFECTORY, l37 Chatham st. corner
ga roo.ysI, u,bers Breakfasts Dinners and Suppers
are served every day. oysters stewed 2 CTS rea - CO.
r.- Mate rniis " ~. II. 6RONDaOE-
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w ANTED, Immediately, several hon
wv est intelligent and enlerprisipg Young men % SO
bring satisfactory Recommendations 1000 sncouf
asen "o CO. - So Bowery.
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IHT
TOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufactures
- To THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hi Oh charac.
ter OF these has induced the attempt on he par o,
sx.raI irand not
Ar, Gintt but aiss upon the pcbhc An interior article
bearing tnisspecd name thus elliot emitting TIE na
LA noiu tie MARKET 1t readily be 6s:ected by IL
unfinished appearance and the very common style IN VINCE
Ii is put up. en-
Observe the genuine Pens are all marked In full
~Jossph Giotts Patent" Joseph GGtt, warranted
and that each gross a srnie of his xgnature
The above say be had wholesale, Of HENRY JESSOP
NIX Iy 81 John.stre~1. corner OF Solh
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A MAN s,.gi5:5 in 9. the S Ses!
o. tbs cIty. Apply 10 GEORGE a. CLARK, NO o. lo2