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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-03-20
6O,s92


Here was segment of 6O,S92 votes cast
for Mr.. Clay's proxy, out of total of l.503023
Mr.. Van Buren, receiving 764,S95, leaving
the balance, after deducting Mr.. Clay's quota
eral Harrison, who, but for General Apathy'S
manGuvres in New York and Pennsy lyaaia,
would have left Mr.. Van Buren,, where Mr..
Clay has always been out of 6 the arms Of vic
tory"
In conclusion, we have only TO add, that the
forces in the campaign of 1910 were as follows
For Gen. HARRISON, 1.274,777
For Gen. Van Buren,. LIPS, 7OS
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Majority for Harrison,
146,069

These forces will all be in the field again in
1874. How Mr.. Clay is going to get into the
arms of victory" with his 10000 and odd
against either of them, is problem we shall
leave to be solved by Beelzebub, DR.. Faustvs,
and the editor ofthe Whg.-Mr. Clay's present
prospects promise very little for its solution
Finally, we beg leave to add, in conclusion,
that we hope the editor of the Richmond Whie
will in no wise select his candidate for the VICE
PRESIDENCY in view Of Mr. Clay's being "struch
doaon, like President Harrison, IN The arms
Of victory." The idea is too shocking.
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Some of the newspapers are hauling Col. JAMES
M. PORTER over the Goals for having the temerity,
he being only the BROTHER of Governor, to accept
the office of Secretary of War which, it seems has
heretofore been filled by Governors, Ex-Governors,
sc. Without meaning the slightest disrespect to any
of Col. PoRTER's predecessors, Think we may
venture to predict, that he will discharge the duties
of the office at least as well as any of them did
Phil Am. Sentinel.
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Mr.. Tyler voted for the confirmation Of Mr.. Van
Buren,. He as President of the Senate gave his cast
ing vote for Mr. Stevenson as Minister to England
yet the professed friends of these two gentlemen
found CO operating with Clay and his Charles, to
break down Mr.. Tyler who refused to join those who
sought to throw them in the swell" Mr.. Tyler
stands now before the country he always has stood
the fearless defender of the free institutions of the
country-boldly performing his duty regardless of
personal alone to promote the
best interests of the people ready to lay down
power when the People, in the exercise of their right
decide that another can them better. The pol
iticians never "head such public servant
Old School Republican,
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Having thus reoisped" Mr.. Clay's troops,
and his campaigns, and
Fought his battles Ger again."
we shall, just by way of mnemonics, help the
editor of the Wing to the recollection of MIR.
Clay's numerical forces under Judge White, his
General, in 1886, which were as follows:
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ERRATUM.-ln the communication in Thursda US
paper, 6th) for char by State consttionality read
chair of Sta'e cOnstituii0nallu
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The anniversary Of old lrelands patron Saint
was COMMUNICATED in this city Thursday, al
though the streets were almost impossible, the
snow being in many places several feet deep
A very large number Of persons attended Divine
service at s.. Patrck's church, at ten O'Clock IN
he morning, on which occasion the Rev Jas.
Donelan preached an excellent discourse, The
rick. The reverend gentleman also gave rap
id and succinct history of the prosecutions and
the expressions of the Irish nation by the moth
er country, and urged his hearers to endeavor
10 initiate the virtues of the departed Saint, to
be pious, to be temperate, and TO be good; and
by doing so, they would enjoy hereafter the
rich inheritance promised from the beginning
of the world. AT four O'Clock, about Two hundred
gentlemen, among whom were several OF our ODD
est and most respectable citizens, sat down to
an excellent dinner prepared by our lownsman,
Lafon.
The cloth being removed, several patriotic
and truly eloquent speeches were pronounced
by gentlemen, among whom was w. w. SEA
TON, Esq, Mr.. CusrIs, of Arlington, ROBERT
TYLER and JAMES HoBAN, Esq. AS their
spec ches are to be published, no further notice
will be taken of them here.
The whole company broke up at an early hour,
highly grati6ed at the occurrences of the day,
nothing having taken place to disturb the har-
mony and good feeling which seemed to beam
on every face, and eniven every heart. M.
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THE HEIR PRESUMPTIVE!

Iro't''S. am giddy; expectation whrls me round
The imaginary relish is sweet
That 1t enchants my sense what will it be,
When that the watry palate tastes indeed
Loves Intercepted nectar' death, fear
me;
Swoonipg destruction or some Joy too fine
Too subtle potent, turn'd too sharp in sweet
ness,
For the capacity of my ruder powers
| fear IL m,,ch
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Our readers will see, by the following letter from
distinguished source, how the Convention has been
managed at Richmond. 1t remains to be who
Their the people of the Old Dominion will be man.
aged by Convention so managed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
For SaIe Ru
SIZE. DRINKER Z MoRRIs.


owrTrs Visits Remarkable Paees oli Han. R,uI. r,,,
and scenes Illustrative Of striking Passages in history ana ~
chiefly IN the counties Of Durham Norhurbersnd 80,
seTes-Hy VIVA Hewitt author Of IN England AZ
RANHLIs II ErEorE with sketches prominent surgeons n
eians medical sehoo hospitals Literary personagcs scenery &C.
OF Pennsylvania. &c. ''
EHzAssT TO CoeHS-CHSA SIAN AND MrscAr-Enh,..v 20
The Eastern Courts Of Cochin China and Musea IN the n
states soopof Peacock, David Geenser v
the years lo32-'3-'+. by Edmund Roberts
NovAoE EntNp WoRLp Including an F,h,y 70 No.,
and sam IN 1855 and 1897 by w s W Rusebenbe-- "
D. Surgeon IN the T. s Navy Member Academy N S.f
Sciences Of Philadelphia &c three veal. in the p
fc - 800 ." We foSi-
TEAvEts CITY CGLrrHs along The sboo. r m,
Persian Gulf and the MedtsuaLean Including yovase :, ~,
Coas, OF Arabia and Tour the Island soeot by r. Wei
srd, ESQ., r. K. 5. &c. - - 49,
Travels TO hEuco, ISLAM CrHA EcNaratve Of Ton,
N North America comprising Mexico Mines Of Real del Nonte
he United States and The British with an ErurVo ,th
lsland Of Cuba. By Henry Tudor Esqr
lRAvEIs II EURoPE EAsT-Emhracinr Ob-rv,,s,.
ade dlrng Tour through Great Britain Fpes Revur
Holland Prussia saEony bohemia BAVARIA svitz.rlays
nmeady Tuscany the PaPa States Neapotsz pouinion.
Ms the Islands % the Arcpeags Greece Egypt Asia Mnor
IuTsey Motfaya Waaehia and Hungary: BY Valentine Mon
ia IS = Wv ~
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REMOVED

BRANNtS cos oh Dominion Clothing Store to he on
pose SIDE Of the and facing Franklin ossi l
Eary' Old stand South side OF Main ID from GoveroT
re Noan enor7ee this opportunity and lief making
Known 70 The citizens Of Rehmond vcny and the st.ts .t
we constantly keep hand Cothng lind and nor,
% e current and approaching we win sell Al
reduced prices for cash We respectfully all TO call ard i'm
peei our stock whether they goods or not An ZOO.
oy Is ' 90 not pe IN every respect may returned and
be money refunded or An goods warranted ha4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TtxSs scbcEFuoSo City subscriber. $500 per year
and for shorter peol when by sIopaysble in
Al cases. n adyance.
AprrzrisofoS square (ot e-.l ons ins-r
uon rs cents two n-eruonss isl three Insertions o. So
EVEN succeeding insertion. - cents
Transient advertisers pay advance.
The number n insertions of Advertisements noted on the
Ms they h. s,oppsd and elars
Cd accordingly DS ouicr- TO stop in writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares. ana In that
prvoion for Advertisements Of length $50
square, eresrt Aueuoness AMI Lottery dealers charged
500. (psper neiuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

/ OST or misplaced from our Store on Cary
IL street the night Of the FIRE the Trpst
SON. two boIss single loaf and and a wooey
Woos Sugar sir half boxes sf Browns
Barnes Co.'S Ares Of Indigo barrel Coee ANY
Information about said goods VIII be thankfully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
NEGRO HIRING.

NEGRO HIRING.
NHE subscriber vii attend hiring Negroes pub
IL hey and privately
de- p Il r. II. DICKINSON
GentIcmen's Fine CRIfskIn and Kip Brogans!
at SO, So so. s3!!
VA have beautiful assortment Of Cenlsmens hne Csn and
w Zip BTogans made expressly order
nended which selling very prees- d.
BURLINGTON L 60. Mansion fiou=e. de2I
BELLE ISLE NAILS.
VIE subscribers prepared ~
Il usiaand they solicit a patronage
dealers TbT Office for the present % story
MessJs VIM. Anderson, Jr. L Co
2G-d3w JOHN Z. TRPLETT q son.
OA BBIs y. L. Rum u low for cash
~ WADE W. WOODBRIDGE.
De 81 doors below
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

'HNHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE, which
Dr. PLEAsANTs has made his special object OF Practice
l-r Once IN Bosler. Row
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
Ii u G. X Il l. II WIS
ANTI.BILLI0US PILLS.

lOh ana proprietor OF these
II Phs experienced physician. been pre-erbing
anA improving them for twenty unt they equal
superior 10 any made Tb~ selection u the best
Just proportion The COMPOUND make
gee No purEltves have specific they
not enter the blood Different purraives differently
stomach and intestnes The oee Of purglye
defines to from The all un
healthy maisr and thereby enable them perform
properly for which purposs Physicians
PMS The preference all others An
South AMI West ~hsre bilious diseases prevail
ply u uen They perfectly saf At MI
pulling what be done By benefit
those who them they VIII Do
DE DrcEELEw Eve PowDERsFor Of weak ewes and
sore eyed These Powders WHEN Dissolved water as d
reete are tnni eFeuai remedy a'rn- patient
OF an experienced physician without expense.
Ds BvckrtGw' CEorP IirvE PowpE.s-When
as directed, surpass the skill Of physiciaaz
DR BucKELEws NtFrtE PowDEHs-The-e powder.
long known the best of al
ton OF sore nppes and that only necessary say
they can be had.
The above medicines had wholesale n Dr. " Ht5RD
conner of Washington and Corn aud Of Dr. BUCKE
LEW Of Greenwich antls1-y sree.. New York CITY
g1c Sod By J. II. EUsrACE * SON. 2. JoHNsToN and
JAMES BLAIR Richmond, Va.
no O-dtfGcWtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
ROBERT MOTT,
Honse, sign Fainter md CIazier,

NSEf door Erotrsre Ba-k. RSk-o-1 Tfrgs-,-
~ received further sappiy q Paints Cops AMI osl-r
Narnsss with fainers prushss An asort
nssni Of French and Ariere Window
oOao inehe~ all II wheh he up on the
reasonable
y. BA -pg,y Soap stone Paint for .Ae low 81,
peror paint foe Tin shinsed Roofs RN
A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

ANOTHER GERMAN SETrLEMENT.-A company
OF respectable, and ii is said wealthy, Germans,
have purchased ten thousand acres OF land IN
Limestone township, Warren county, IA, with
OF agriculture and manufactures.
The encouragement so wisely extended to Amc-
rican labor, both agricultural and mechanical, by
the existing Wing Tariff, is operating hardly less
fsyorably by inducing foreign capital and indus
tricus cmigr;,nts TO come among us, and improve
our vacant lands and vacant water power, than
By inlparting new life and prosperity to every
branch of domestic industry. Every man who
has the good of his native or adopted country at
heart. will stand by the great Wing prmclplc OF
protecting home labor. Buffalo AaV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

SAD AcclpENr-An interesting son OF Peter
Sprincsead, OF Frankfort, aged III years was
suiiocated in bin of wheat yesterday afternoon
He WAS playing in the BIN, at W iainz ware
house. when the gate was opened to let out the
wheat. he was near the gate, and as the wheat
ran ont he was thrown under 1t, and snothered
before the alarm was given by a boy who was
playing with him. When the body was 5. taken &c:
ont life was extinct. The first intimatlon his
mother had of the sad event, was tie presentation
of the dead body.
We have heard of the rumorcd elopement OF
young lawyer, with some ! or S''oVo Oh o'iIei
peoples money in his pocket But we mus ~
ram from details until something farther IS de
velopod. iochcs'e' De4ii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

NJ Caution.-The Travelling Public cautioned
AGAINST wing their fare at Albany Schenectady or ca any
,br Ws than syracuse or suffering their baggage TO be
pat in Cars going West Of Utfa as there a., other % %;.r
ara Fails aid Buffalo much cheaper and pleasantrr As the
agents OF these arr permitted 10 enter the Car Houses
Ion the line OF the Railroad becomes necessary r the
Ponrto Of these cheaper modes Of 10 Put the
ryrinc Public on their guard against the imPositions OF
''se 9c,U.' Nav las. - my29 4neod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

LowEL1.-They make nearly million aud
quarter yards of cloth at Lowell per week EN-;
ploy about 5000 operatives 1919 females ar and
use $4,000 los. of raw cotton per week. Inc he
annual amount of raw cotton used Is y, 56o,Uoo
lbs. enough to load 80 ships of $50 tons each'
and of cotton manufactured 70,275,9lO yards
100 lbs. of cotton will produce 80 yards of cloth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

CO Ne,y Temperance Boardtng House on the Ght.
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style It's table
procrs Fruits, Vegetables, Goshen Butter Or
eIrJ ON the most reasonable terms Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited TO it trial
and are assured that they viii fad quiet and neaes not
,,;h Ill in Ho,els T.r,cs moderate a20tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11
.R.fore the Vice Chancellor.

TN CHANGER Before the Vice Chancellor
William H Smith W. Peter MuuaY and ais
State Newly o<, S. pursuance OF uecIFi "i p
The Court Of Chancery made nthe above thiien cal w
We of the first Circuit wll he sold al public anc
nan NJ Ra.cker and Van Dyke Auctonecrs nnH-T INC ec-
non ri the subscriber OF the masters OF W. sdH
10 E,nEIin House in the City ii Brooklyn on Inc !Ith zE
~ August A D. 1873 AT y o'clock noon OF thas od!ftli
~, 5nal undivided half part OF ali those esi certain oS
~ srrrIs Of land situate lying and being N the l1ge
~ 10 III an sbursh the county OF klngS and sac oi e"
nd Gown and stinguls!ed on nap emitted iHpo
~ s,ou,J .ituar- In the village Of WliauSbufgf
" 49, Cunty belonging " m. Powers Esd surveyed
roS5 by Daniel Even, City Survsyor By the numbers
~ f bu ndr.t and nuety-seyen 800, tthree hundred snd
i 61 (sx hundred and serenyr!car 6iJ, tIH hun
| and seventy 6lG tx hundred and scent anu
~ AK hundred and severy-ssy y bounded anu s"ltLi.
mo AZ FOL lows that say LcJ EuFnorfS 81 S, ~ dDd
ia ,9kan together are bounded S0ulhery IN front BY Gfand-
at one hundred feet, NOTterly me rear by los
g4, on sal map hundred feet western -" on. 'i
h s, ON hundred feet and EsseIiy on the other SIDE
r ST. Us t7G and taken together are n9lhGrl fstei
IN front by Ey.eu-Stree hundred lee "a .i
-sr bv lot number 552 said map one '
-, ~, o,. all. by Rc;nSoD-s;rPet one hundred ie- so
son,hey on thu other side hy letnunoeI oio On Sau h
b,rdrej feet and also ali the estate. Fiens, t.tts
which was OF the said Peter 3iafray q. IA. @ LIZ 81 III
ha hereinafter mentioned in and 10 me one a o. ,
S fn, hs streets adjoining aad In ffon OF t Iio io
~ III. ,idJt. of such Streets subject 10 ste s Vi III he
s,J he ali the owners lots lad down on saiu ftp man
aIl ~ public streets according 20 ts
Nv 1 Al yded half OF the said esd ,o in front
III - ,ts aid land forming the streets anlothiHs' ~
OF SAID lots in the middle Of sq PaL ise. RgGGLEs
/ Master ia Chancery, y -'sS io,T I,yytds
r,.s5 Nav. York, June q n 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

BUFFALO July The arrivals Of produce from the
West still continue to be heavy All descriptions Of Flour
and Grain are declining Large sales of Wheat good Ohio
have been made o. and inferior qualities at from to
0c below that price Far baads OF Flour have been taken
at 10. The sales have been heavy cargo of 1900
bushels Corn taken +lc 20 East The general as
poets the market indicate that the time for low prices has
about aIiye1.-EynoIts yia Canal to July /:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

SHOCKING AcclneSr.-We learn that Mr.
Roberts at Bowdoinham, had both OF his hands
and one Of his arms blown off. and also his night
side severely laccratcd,by premature explosion
of a cannon which he was engaged IN loading on
the morning of the 18th inst. But little hopcs
were entertained, at the las, accounts OF his re-
covery. Portland Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11
TIME ALHAMRA, Broadway, between Spring

TINE albania, Broadway, between Spring
aud Prince streets will be open for the frs, m? on "a
uray the first of July This temp OF iqxufy n Mnich WI
be- disrn the richest together with the choicest cakes
and confectionery oeyery description altogether %nq ~
its stvl End arrangement There nothing resembling
this CRY or COUNTRY and believed that from the s!suif
taste and spen,or with which Is lifted up ana u suIep'
ou,rv of The ices Sc which viii be ounn mere is
st AT once take precedence Of all others oil iin,
Of ,ls most recherche and costly KIND beng designed anu
n,,j -yurssly for this establishment rnertnS rom .If
s'rs through an deliberately ornan:eAed 'eSthuie ~ ,
No1.sh ,tyi Won proceed spacious Sio' tfseu my
corat.d and lighted with splendid glass chandeliers 81 The
as, u,ttern aud thence caiacIons area ana court
rn win marble surrounded by beautiful aic0ves contain
marble tables and the accommodations OF guests
an octacou surrounding superb fountain supPed by ny
Croon water the spray which Keeps the cool
Tho who'll interior modelled after apartments IN the cele-
r,tsI nalace in the Albania, IN Span.
ba "A loon on the second floor Tor The reception OF lsfes,
,I nm 18th the and most elegant trench iuiinre
The sofas ottomans lounges c being made expressly Tor
the Albania. -, IL; :; 10
, imc who the atgues Of shopping making calls,
would like more private retreat man te 20 eS
and refresh themselves
The whole OF rhs magnificent establishment Is under the
mine,liarr care and management Of NJ \. MANSON, OF
phaepha long known tote fashionable world OF That ciiy
as having no p-ror OF these Injuries he ICES
viii made entirely of pure cream, aud tis
circumstance alone would render them rlfy III ON
Wines an.. liluogs OF the choicest kinds.
No pains expense has BEEN spare! 10 render ms
en worthy oil the patronage OF the elite 81 th dhH al
that desired that 1t may be and slLiy tpPf
ciatei. J2' ~ -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11
~ Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
tfOrnevs at Law, Pittsburgh. Pr. mn 6m'

NJ HEALTH, QUIET AND COMFORT-The Ora
ham onse 60 Barclastret, NewYork rroier ADVANTAGES
strangers stopping few days or weeks IN the CITY c G
the business part of the siy 1@ IN '9s ' anaTt
are CONVENIENT and neat while table is supplied with
best veetb and Fruit that ca" d S T9GGT nSs e1 Crgs
moderate aud ever effort made To render Bo2ief conio-
hie Shower Baths free. Remember. Is Barcdv-Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON WA
i TERRIFIC public respectfully invited To examine the
article manufactured by the subscriber The superiority Of
India Rubber hose is already well known and while he does
not pretend say batter than any other he warrants It
fully equal and bear the pressure Of the Croton W ater
is much souter than the generality OF this KIND Of hose aud
sold al low prices. \ fair discount made 10 Plumbers
G. l.. ROSS u; Maiden Lane,
;a1n Pearl and Waer.streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

TIE srRIScs.-Our village is rapidly filling
up. The arrivals Tuesday and Wednesday,
exclusive Of casual visitcrs on the lth, were pro-
baby or 700, and the hotels and boarding esta-
blishments are becoming quite gay with the fash
ionablc world now fiocking hithcr from all parts
of the country. We advise those who wish their
choice Of rooms to bcspcall them Immediately.
Saratoga Recorder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

NTARNI SALTWATER BATHS!-At Fulton
w Ferry, Brookyn. Open for Ladies and Gentlemen
from nnti Nj Aiso f f9%2 55n% SNi% %n
P NJ and for Gentlemen at all other tunes Also, Warm
Cold aud Tepl Shower Baths and Medicated Vapor Bail
NAV be had By Ladies and Gentlemen at all times. Warm
Bah 25 cents tickets 80 tickets So Cold Bath IA
cents. Vapor Bath \. u. soap
yir with which the skin b. clransed well win ram
,v.,a, je22 ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11
DTTNISoUS C0AL.-The Mid Lothian Coal

DJTJ-NINOUS COAI..-The Md Lothian Goal
Of Buminons oal in general. that the COMPANY,
by en!aging their mining: operations arr nov prepared 10
contracts or 10 I'LL orders for the supply OF Goa! OF
quality answering we'll for al purposes for which
Bunno: Goals used aud for many purposes Hscnafy
sur mo-, tfis, their oa thry have in Circular number OF
certificates ofconsumer showing the quay and adaptation
f Mid Lothian Coal for general and that through
riss OF years it uniformly high character
They have also appended t.o chemical examinations aud
analyses of their Goals carefully made different times and
nIaces By scientific Chemists, exhibiting uniform results and
fnIy sustaining the practical tests With these evidences oil
nsiity the Company feel justified anticipating far de-
Ind ior Coal and that viii entire satisfaction TO
ali y, no may favor them with their stom.
a 5. WOODBRIDGE, President NJ. L. L. NJ 10.
Isl January, 1913.
Address-RIcHMoSp VIRGISn.
cr.ris je2i l0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
1tl removed No. ., John ST., No. &C. Nassau ST.
with j. X. Goodman where he is receiving his Spring and
Summer goods which he Will make order in fashionable
STYLE tSuts furnished twelve hours notice. Having really
reduce, his expenses he will be enabled sell at reduced
prices he socs the avors of his friends and a public
towhom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
toore received His motto good article, punctuality IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

s5sy>FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-From to
sy Of fret quality of land half timber and half
prairie partly improved and in healthy part OF the
State OF Illinois W be sold ow for cash, will be
changed for other property Inquire the Land Agency Of
hcs 1888 Canal street. i've iweod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-11

more for your rnsaey than you get al any o'i. 49,
The city Please eomeand see for yourselves
Come enc come alI--coms poor man teo"'
Great bargains FOR all are ready no's., ac,, fro
PS-Country merchants and others IN ~ - t,ahayire
some rs bargains a, dis Please rseoeci I'm
street. corner Of Monroe.