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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

o." The Ne,c York Standard has been revl-
ved, under the charge Of It's old Editor John ].
Mumiord, and is an earnest advocate of sen.
CAss for next President. 1t is a waste OF pow
der
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-25

iu.r The contrary holds law constitutional another
declares it and the doctrine
once advanced by Cen JACKSON that
.very na Is 10 obey the Constitution he understands H.
The gentleman from South Carolina is for the Constitution
as he understands IT, A langh]
There has been another effort out the aw-not by
South Carolina judge but By negotiation with foreign
Power 10 effect the species of oppression relation to
colore mariners such cooks and stewards of merchant
vessels And here let that the and errIfy
ing danger danger terrible the military and chvalrou
gentlemen laugh ! that rather than rskt the Union itself
be dissolved this, that South Carolina will not be able
her her slaves because free colored
cook steward should bo ard vessel Charleston
ioI iew days Il cannot De endured II Is too errlbe you
must nab the poor mortal citizen most likely OF my own
State Of RhoGe Island uhject some foreign Pow
r 10 whom We are bound by that her subjects shall be
treated By with kindness and hospitality In the case
this 10 which aiude 1.-THE Government OF the United States
and the Government OF South Carolina had both to dread
collision with great foreign Power on thar question
Nor FIVE years ago believe there occurred another case AZ
Charleston when complaint made By the British Con-
su and something very like thsa, uttered that if the
seized nor released might lead quarrel bew
the United States and Great Britain and the end
his that another highly Attorney General OF
the United States fom South Carolina gentleman
memory cherish all the respect
wrote British Consul that he had done all he could
get the a Ieieaed going far that the
sequence enforcing provisions might be nothing short
with Great Britain; bu, he was sorry 10 say that his
efforts had all VAIN that, should
the resolved aher The ground she had taken
HeIe et.ecua continuation OF what the gentleman
me has given his oplnou fact the State has decar
3D. through iSe distinguished gentlemen my frent
here M AoLMEs) and the late Attorney General, S1. LIE
:ARE that though dissolution OF the Union aud
var With England the alternative she would undergo
both rather Than give up her unconstitutional act
have related these this House; hop,
they will so the country: this debate may be sC
por,ed that and woman, AZ, aud sver5
child eau read may yead aud reflect upon Any gentleman
verify the truth OF the statement have mad. by ook
public documents containing the opinion OF The Soutf
CaIoua judge: and he will there nd another part
.tory which n mentioned, fully verified ,h
gentleman ir HsLME, admits The part stated rel.ioI
10 hin. to have b-rn tue.
Nj A. concusloa sad, have already tTespasted Ions
on the patience Of The House, and will st pres-n,
more unless b. say that, although am not In h- hae
of making broad and professions of attachment
the Union -I;hel-ss devoted the UGcn and dc,
ed 10 te Constitution. >l whole life hitherto has bean de
voted rhe suppor OF both and Il. my remaining upos
earth which the OF bs but few shall be
the dedicated support and sustain both the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
IEg OKsE : Elestro Magnetic TelegfapA

If 4 seaied Proposals !ll he receiY, By the spbs1
si.Hihe 2ath nt 4ipr. GeyilO tie iJioIing rurpogst
For furnishing 1855 ;oonds Copper NO Ii Copper VIZ,
warranted tee iioEI ias ard alloy. and IN leBgS psl ba
Than $40 ett e1ctC;lpg 321 esI 10 be delivered hh
sgb:cIiae Office h h Cly Of Nv York, or al any io
ni no.e :peiSe 10 III contractor that The uldeghs
a'ay direct; q9sre; m l5 Gays from the da'eoi as
contract, aIIi the remainder 90 10 days no,ice.
For p'asIng $500 !3s. So III u the bose description
Wire II ne jri7Cgr.i ai9te.
For iar:isng GlIJ lbs 20. IL Of TIE above descrpoaG
Ire TO be ds vered A. above.
For iu.rs'ng 20 Oa Yards wete hing one pouHd o. d
yard, OF Lead Pipe. iS,e from impurities and flaws as
Ia inch .nar.,a cinleter 10 be delivered as alsye
For !"rnisar tie Ike rbGro OF yards the above qa't
~ OF Lean Pipe 10 be delivered lDovt, and weighI.
onp pooEf aud iocrtecR ounces peE ycid. - 20
For furnishing hc like OF yards Oft he spds
qra:'!y of Lead ipe 10 be deYered above ard weighing
two pounds dnd er2ca ounceS PER yard.
For covering With cotton twine, With, and also whsu
furnishing ibe "'ne, either each OF The above quahlun
o Cope: Ie. The 10 be taken from and 70 be r.
turned - the subscribers Office la EswYork cy Hesg
charge Ore third 10 be completed in ;bryd3ys one uRs
in sixty days acd the r. niainder ia ninety DAYS
Separate contracts will be made tor Tie Copper The Sia
ard tie GOVERN. required.
Ierrls Of ayID. will be seyentyGYe per ca.t ol
delivery OF the articles, and the relnarder In hy oa'
fronl the approval OF the article. delivered ~
Address through The Post Gf.ce portage paid samutf
Is. Morse, la2 Nassau street, Cily oi Ntw-Yok.
". y. Baltimore Sun, Boston Julras, Bos,on b.rseg
Post please copy Tue above III daily paper three ye s
iotEard bill u The subscriber SaSpEL I. b. duNksS'
March III, l2iH n..i ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
rMpRoMpIU.

os THE eoUaT OF. .Erroas AT WASHINGTON
with Washington, her favorite son,
The country went most brayey on
Aud raised her name In story
With Jefferson and Madison
And jackson down 20 Harrison,
Still ON, on, on, to glory.
With Tyler she began to er'
Called Webster, Spencer and opshur'
Whie Tories, TO support her;
Echo re,urned no sound to her
Fron Congress walls, save eT, er, sT,
And now she calls for Porter.
pS;,aseipaia, Marca II, ls4S ifennsSisa'-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

p A4DEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Medal was awarded J. Hayden for his very supe.
ror fens by The American Instuie its last Fair The
eTesnneri have given them The Preference and the be-.
asconnian and many of the public Institutions will use NO
othef They have justly obtained tae Highest rsput
ton and surpassed fequaed by any in The corpi
The trade are szpped the Manufacturers prices by the
agents J. L p HAYDEN 5 Piat1-S,rset 49,
AEsnir azo for simans School and Counting hooss Ink
SA'leA- myS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
uu2s s,eod- E. LUnLaM. - sutfois-ssree. NswtYo.k
eN LAND WANTED.-The Sylvanlf
az RARE CHANCE.-The subscri-

ber offers his arFa Geneva for SALE II censs's o.
50 aces OF excellent land whereof about eight acres are
wall wooded The house is in the English Cottage syie
" spacious hail two parIors connected by siding doors
on one side and three bedrooms with closets on the
all on the ioo., with room; "ooaheuse 1Ie hsu
en annexed There is aso cellar kitchen, well hns"eo
aas ample cellar room; also tenant hooSe snsT
Carriage house stables and 6arr and hefatysli -, " or
Ter; order The um well stock ed with ine varieties o.
iruit and in gooc fence and conan lnds fine view OF r
lake and surrounding country Ii IS dlstanS one aIu % Ts
miles from and in full view OF the village OF Geneva re
subscriber would dispose oaly CT the above premises
bu, OF the horses Carriages, stock OF different kihd arc
farming Implements now upen the place. upon reasonable
terms and would refer Jno Slosson, Esq Nassau s.; ~
York for the terms and coalitions Of sale The SUBSCRIBE
be at any time at his otlce seneca s.
nlh2I SiaNlalt %. SLoSSN-S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
IN CHaNCERY, Sth Circuit.--Th'

IL Bark Commissioners OF the Stale OF NewYdrk ~ III,
Bank et 8udeio-Hoice is hereby given pursuant lsai
rpary, I8i3 that the subscriber has been euy nfpob
Receiue- Of the pEnpcr" and effects cf ,Re sah ,aE
Rua, tiai By SAID ORDER Il Is rsierreu 10 one OF la No
ters o Ibis Cour yesiang The County Of Erie, h6cFz
other things, nee as sat, rccpunio OF Al. .he def
of any descr D,ion against tie sai BalS Of Blhlo NIX
enable . said &us,ee 10 take ard STATE said ocroanl All
for tie general ,5rpaS: contemplated by TIE staats,
creditors o the ,a iaiG ii bufalo ars reauie,t u
hibit their accounts, Gaius Bad demands agansl u ai
Bank OF Buffalo, Janles Cr0cker. EsGgirr, the MaR
having saic in charge, at his Office 10 IT, C,
Bua!o, by lhe 18Th DAY ci September seSt, and bstoa
ciudad finn al: et IL u Ihe decree which l; be nas
ia tn, Sri, I'D usn dav Distribution which A1 he ~
under goSi, uscres HIIain, hisgs ne OH lsf Z! n
IRA 4 BLOSSOM, Receiver OF the Bank ei 5al1a
JAMGs GRacaE Il a. Ter in ChaEcsry. lnl q .kl9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
- nysTRR RAW I.I.-YilIsge Ho


tel TO LET for more years TT The hp,Iid pislses
each to s,ories hgh one 40 by So the IS by As se
and consecied together by pia1zs Also osTn, Srfe"
garden and orchard, and twelve acres oil e1eehe a
The steamboat American Eagle runs % ne e rail-
road depot The roads in the vicinity are oon % baa ee
scenery unsurpsssingy romantic The bay Is nope cbe
in every particular Any further Information can 0e
f'-'' y -9pS s. II. TOWNSEND. near the premises % or
r,2s steod+ E. LUnLaM. ~ Sufois-street Newly o.a.
sN LAND WANTED.-The Sylvania
Association OF the City OF New-York are cesTou,
oi nnrcbasine from two 10 three thousand acres et Land
within hundred miles of New.Iok Cty N iEe re- AID
Land mus, be well supplied with wood ana waieI, anu
adapted grazing, grain growing and ga!eenss pun.
po,s Uncutivated lands, with SMALL cultivated es;.e
adjoining would be preferred Owners Of lands wno can
pye clear tile are requested 10 prepare true a'es'
In relation 10 such lands with the most favorable IsrI1s W
and address their letters tpeN paid 10 4 III ~ a-t
President OF the SyIvania Association, 8 Pne.S
The attention of land-holders respectfully socnen'
the SyTania Association intends going nlo opeiuuoI
early as possible. o.. .,,,, ~,
80; s;.sJ ots. " i - Soa-,;ssyns.t iSs II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
GREENWICH POTTERY,
.ol WET TEIGH-EEHTH-sTREET,
ck-r.e, CT sr-rIl lnIk .I-,,,i-,.f

et-reen ssa and l04 4ipeaue,.
THE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
;ent;on of The public TO the great variety OF articles
manufactured this essabi ishren-such
EARTREN WARE, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHIMNEY PoTs,
G2EEs-HoUsE Tile, FLOWER PoTs, OVEN TILE, BAcgs
AND JAMS, FiaE BEIcS, &c &c
AS this is the only establishment of the Kind in the city
where the above articles manufactured, tie public
assured that all orders will be attended with prompnes
and punctuality, and on TIE nc.t liberal terms.
\. g. great improvement ha1 been made in PORTABLE
Furnaces cEd e sizes enlarged and warranted superior
to any sold in this city. WASHINGTON SbifTH-
mo linz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

Es@ FARM AT AUCTION-Situate ct
kss Schraaenbergh township of HackeDsack county Of
N four mics from Haekeasaek yilage 81 miles
are t7o churches within u miles of The mansion The farm
consists Of ahon Sc acres 5. OF which is woodland
Tie remainder isble land in good state OF cultivation and
ted in the centre Of the FARM and consists OF modern built
two story frame house. nearly and in complete order
There is also spacious house, other
buildings, all new with well OF good water and pump
fixed Aso thrifty orchard IN full bearing, and garden
ve stored with s..uhhery and strawberry bed. The above
farm will be sold al public ysndre the mansion.honse
the said farm Monday, the 90 OF April al O'Clock. Full
particulars al the time OF SALE and OF Mr. J. Miller, Ire
.icneer ScaraaIenbergh N J. NJ B.-Part Of purchase
money can remain on bond and mortgage. Rl29 4tr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

- UI4IA y IltU0OLO.--INUtlCtl 20 ILUp
T. 4 tured Persons-Pereas afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the Werid Affords On
application at the Office No. Vesey.stree either of
e agents In The principal towns in tie United S.ateJ Be
csrei 10 examine the back pad of HuPs tsusses to see
they are endorsed by Dr.. Hull in writing None are 2ena.
ns or 10 DC relied upon good, without his signature
bany psrsons have undertaken yeRd limitations of
Hus celebrated usse and thousands imposed upon in
consequence These limitations be relied upon ,hey
are made by unSknl mechanics, AID better than
The ordinary .vrsses
Rooms have been fitted up No. veseysrees exc..
sVey Tor ladies, having separate entrance from the bus.
department, where female IL ia constant attendanc.
u wait ppon female oatisnta col ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

1SA Y L hS oll IOT DIG al
g..s Aucon-Wilbe be seid U, Public Auction a; The Mer
chants Exchange the City of NewY ork, Monday
l7th DAY OF April next at ! O'Clock, A. NJ of that day.
those certain premises sluaed in The Paterson State
NewJersey heretofore belonging The Monroe Manrac
Us.liE Company and formerly known the Beaver Wool.
en- Factory, described as follows Beginning on the north
westerly OF Bouno: street. corner of lot here
otere occupied by Timothy 3. Crane and gri,t
r ot, and running thence along The line c. scd lot north
By ;he Monroe Manufacturing Company John White
thence alosg the ns OF said lot 100 feet
inches the northwestery line OF Boudiot street,
along the southwestwardly feet the place Of
bsglGnng Together with The Faciory d lis aud buildings
erected thereon and The rsi OF taking from tie Canal in
Goldno street quantity of water equallo fifteen inches
square ard ot continuing tail raee from the said lot to
the Passac River through the lot conveyed John White
above stated
There buildings upon the lot. Fist the Factory
which OF brick with solid walls and slate roof
h!s With attic, and 81 feet and inches wide by loo deep,
with wing attached 1s feet inches wide by 2i fee, in
ches long, three stories high, used machine shop Office
and packing There is alss attached the factory
The wheel house, which is OF brick and has been a,eiy
erected he water wheel Is new and In perfect order hav
ing been lately put up very considerable outlay Sec
ond, good story frue dwelling House suitable for
the occupation of superintendent aad his family Third
frame Duding used cotton horse waste house and
barn. Fourth brick building story high and "a feet
wide by ahout 60 feet deep, which be used rs acory
mill. 90
The water power connected with the aeve nrersss is
very great and sufficient for all purposes the establish
men!, Il bring supplied from the Passaic Falls through an
artificial Canal Soudinot street. and the factory and 9th
buildings good order The establishment is well
suited woolen factory any other mechani
cal employment requiring water power and possesses
vantages OF location, &c. seldom met with.
TLere will also be sold time part OF the Ma
chisery IN The acoy the partcnatsoi which will be given
the day OF sale be learHed application
subscriber Part OF the purchase moaey may remain on
bond and mortgage for term Of years
tiopeers and will positively take place the day above
aPely e CHARLES 2; BUTLER; Trustee, &c.
Dso 2taw.7Akdu7
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

- LOTS FOR SALE at West Farms.
Ga rhe subscriber offers fer sale nEmber OF valuable
located in the centre and the best in the vlaG" being
Low in good condition. and will be sold cheap IN order 10
Railroad Fordan to hi@h line OF sra
ges run to meet the every time they come from tue
city. -. , a,
Fer urt;.e- particulars, apply TO Elizabeth Mapes Ad
mnistrarx Of Ct John bfapps, to A. ST. John
Wet sarms ss,h March, lS4S. m29 1ws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

REFINED SUGAR.
AT THE LOWEST REDUCED CASH PRICES
M 0OLSEY q WOOLSEY continue
10 sell their standard quality Double Refined Su-
Loaf 10 CENTS per pound When less Than packages
Crashed, 10 do DO do purchased hail cent per pound
Powdered, 10: 90 do do5 addio.sL
The above packed as follows:
Loayes IN boxes OF 500 pounds
Powdered in do Of $50 do
Apply to the AewYork Paten. Sugar Refinery corner OF
South and hoegoE!s-'.s.s. or al e9 wsitstreet.
~ B. orders out of The City must be accompanied by
remittance. ni15 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

Z The undersigned hereby give notice, that having
completed The necessary arraagsGisn5 for c opening 4 4
New Shoot IN The Tenth Ward, they are pfepare> 10
receive The CT all Children wkose parents and guar
dans des.ous avail themselves OF the
struction thus afforded 10 them.
The Sehcc, gill be taught until permanent building
shall be erected for the parpos., IN the basemen: e The
Methodist Church. in Allen street. between ivngro and
Delaney Streets which place applications dpson
may be made from 10 II A. b. and from to 2. H. IA
the Principal o.: the School.
le-p- York. ai1rct 26tS, 1872
GtDECE OSTRANDER, c;;
SCHUREMAN HALSTED,} COMMISSIONER
HARRIS SCOYlLL ,.,o.,
j. H. HOBART HAVS, i"pe'"'''
JAMES w. BARKER,
WILLIAM AND ERSON,
GEORGE G. TAYLOR, Trustees.
JOSEPH NJ BELL,
JOHN COGER, JR
m2S 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

Walter Forward and ALFRED w. Marks,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, PITTSBURGH Pa. nssm'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
II EAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S

4 EAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S
0ACOLS rIC Ok. for the cure OF des mess pains; and
the discharge OF matter sE the ears also all those di,a.
sIeea3a noses Ike The bnzsng o! insects faling of waters
ing deafness ana also generally attendant with The disease
Rea4 The following most extraordinary cure If any have
had doubis ih may nov dismiss them, and the most in
creduou niy consider deafness curable Numerous ca
es Gi cures and many them very rearkabe by ie use
o scarpas Oh" bave ceen published, this caps the
climax Young or OLD You may yet your ing
lady in Smithfeld Pennsy now about eighty
years had been gradually getting for more ihan
bear conversation In the oudet Of Last winter
she as induced 10 Fy Scarpas Oil for Deafcsn II is
only necessary 10 add thai size has used boes and st
her hearing perfectly restored-he cured This ya!ua.
bic oil pared by Dr. g. Bel, and sold on agency by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
assa. YALUABLE REAI. ESTATE fo1

49, SALOAoLIL ttiII-!+ iio "a II lOi
49, sale at private sae-The subsarberl Eo.y offer,
private sao all that valuable property, situated in the town
Ship OF N dGelowD Monmouth Caunty New-Jersey con.
taning about I,oOO acres Of Land as follows, TO wit:
l. The Lloyd Farm, containing Tbont Three Hundred
Acres which will be sold all together cri 50 as to make
two farms Of about $50 each-each one having
abundance Of Mari on H. and suf1ciency of Wood.
= The Farm lately belonging TO Joseph Van Mater Sen
deceased containing about Six Hundred Acres. This
.oref;y be advautageousv divided G,o i've Six
Farms ald viii hr sold III whole or 10 part-aEd IS well
Wooded
g. The Mill Property, Containing abort Twenty Acres
The i'll in FIRST repair situated In an extensive pro-
ducng grain region has but little competition and s do
ing very prosperous business
e properly situate in The heart of the
lille township in The county of Monmouth and well worth
the attention OF caPi.1s persons wishing permanent
residence as lies within aOoE rse or four miles of soop
navigation Shrewsbury River ard about So miles from
The fourishng village of Key PORT where searntoas py
daiiy 10 and from NewYork.
~ TcrEs will he easy great part Of the purchase
money remain bond and mortgage said property.
ANY person wishing view sad property will be shown
the by calling either the subscr sr living
The premises. Productive property in the city OF Brooklyn
or Newfcrk will be taken in PART payment For further
particulars inquire oG WM. DUMONT, 81 walsreet New.
York. or OF JOS. VAN MATER,
HOLMES VAN MATER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

R1 ORIsON's iiygeian Medicines.
way, NewYork, Is making an improper oi Ssga S.sl
orison Co.'s appointment for the sale OF she.r a,e @
ches iiis u, tiefriote, 10 tc pan;i. tns. Z;
IN tSewYork, AID that essrs Morrisens only hgsaan
Eew.York arc Messrs. FIRTH 4 RAIL-, OF No. fIs-S
liz square, from whom alone the Medicines be had a
ujre. (Signsd) MORRISON w
Dated Bri.ish College OF Eea.th, New Road L.assa
June 'sh. is;2 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
NUTICE.--PubE

TORPORATIGN NOTICE.--pubs
" notice is hereby given, that the following peiia
have been presented in The Board OF Aldermen, viz tobua
sewer 10 20lh-s,ree from Boomngdue road to the ssHs
in the 4th aYeDue.
Also TO pave TIE sidewalks iatbe ls avenne, wes sle
between 9Th and Ttt streets. A
Persons C,e5estsd In The. above petio8s aud hs,ng
iectisns TO the same requested present them 10
ting 10 the street Ce.Amisionsr's Ofe before, ,t,
3lst inst. John EVEN, Street CcmraissioGsr.
Suesl Commissioners Once,
sIarc,, 2ist iad5 I n;2j tmsi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

EOSEfH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
ap TO THE oUEEN.-ChUTION-Th Sigh charac.
Ter OF these Pens has induced the attempt The part Of
several dTepSabe Makers ,opracce fraud not only upon
ar. Gill|t hut also rpon the pa!c An inferior article
bearing the mspe I'd name thus Got emitting tic tha
unfinished appearance, and the very common style il WHICH
is Pct up.
observe, the gcuo!nc Pess all marked In nli
Joseph Gllo:rs Patent" Joseph Gstl warranted ~
and la! each gross bears fac snie Of his signature.
The above siay be had, Wholesale of HENRY JESSOP
iyi5 iv Johp-xtra~,. corner NJ CSnd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

ssl FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
offers for sale his Farm lying in the City OF Uuca
Oneida County 1t lies near the Meadon Turnpike abou,
one mile South of Beecker street bdge On East street
high state of cultivation 1t has it good dwelling house,
wood house. good barns four large Sheds and other
necessary oubuidngs all in good repair thriving or
chard well fenced and watered has two wells OF SOIL wa
ter and other appendages. For particulars, apply to
HOWARD 4 SOtl. les Front street, New-York, JAMES
BIoWELL Utica or TO the suSscriher on the premises.
Signed, GEoRGa n. SM II u.
JI,ra March a. Is4S ml5 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
! A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET

AA A COUNTRY PLACE TO Lt. !,
situate 6, Ravenswood, on the baak Of the East
Kvrr about half nile Halleps Cove Astoria and
in fu view ci the city, consisting Of gentee! and
comraodos house. suitable for large family, and four or
five acres Of land. Rent moderate.
AlsoFoR SALE 1eyy cheap for cash. if applied for le.
diaely three lots Of land North side of 27hstreei near
7lh avenue.
,hran s;oie. IN hight with all The modern conveDiences
Applyto W. ii. HARlSoN, NO. 4 Ne",sL -
A su.t oils Offices lei. apply as above. m!6 tt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
GUARDING SCHOOL-irving lnsll'

Guarding SCHOOL-irvlng lnstl-
tu,e, Terrytoun. New-York.-The summer session
will open on The 1 sIay next and there are al present
about ten vacancies. ,,, ,.H ~
Applications may be made the Principal By man, or
by personal interview the Institute or al 10 bo"efy'
every Tuesday during April.
Circulars containing references. catalogue OF patrons,
terms and all needn particulars, may be obtained a
lei, L weiord's, 229 Broadway, and .! RlvnorS' 20
Bowery- -, i. =;
TIE high character of this Institution for thoroagh M
suc,ion and kind and wachfu supervision OF us pups
united with the beauty heathiunes and morality OF e
location and the facility Of from the city, render u
one oi lie most desirable places ief lhe education Vi
youth. .,, ,r =.
The Rev Orlando Hartman, Z. u, ayocaby known "a
very competent instructor, associated With ne Linci
nal and viii des.n 10 rive greater efficiency TO tie Cias ssh
ci ccaiDsnortment WILLIAM F. LYON, a. NJ.
mi7 ms esis Principal and Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

1AzSSAA 1A.z.SSAA TO RENT.-The two story brick
yaia. Ren, 45G collars
ao, The Store, No. la5 Front street. next but Mai
Ts heaeas 81 feet deep; rent 500 dollars and taxes
ie eoose properties will be let for one years To-
Sae .. s ofnce OF the The SaugereS Paper Mill, No IS
SPtSss ~ ~. oesween the hours Of 10 and O'Clock
m-1 l<' WM BRADFORD, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

isf:ha :oan has lived tny family :ae last 13 gears
sld i5feUy etrt:S ie .3egoag s:sereut gi3e by her
.c.; I. correct. Sirs. S:AkY u. LLOYD.
80. 60i kroad 81. Newark, ~. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

- FOR SALE in tho City of Newark,
.iaE NJ ia House aud q acres CT Land situated in
Bread street, No. l7a The House is S5 feet front
and IS Deep with large Plaza in the rear, and well flashed
throughout Also good stable uil trees, &e, attached
to the premises For further particulars apply Nichols,
on the premises. laf lMIrz