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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
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T,apels IN the Great Western PrairieS, the AHa-
huac and Rocky Mountains, and IN me oregon
Territory: By Thomas }. fARNHAM
The above work contains full. clear, graphic aah au
thpnt accoun, OF the Far West and we predict III meet
m. wants of the American public more generally ana uy
h,p any that has appeared for many with regard 10
,,s OREGON and the Far West the FIRST place. II reiat
. ..,dsri,ss in opr own vas, Western Wilderness, per-
formed in the wears 1889 and $780, by man not only caa
BILE of observing and writing the truth bet Wno' WIN!
capd look on hardship and danger things TO ne 'st M
go asd fn,u, The track which Mr.. +. took over the
po.tv Mountains was never travelled before Oy any "nie
observer He followed the trail OF tie santa : e u'
nn,il he struck The Arkansas, which he ascehoeo 70 "
n,ec where il escapes from the Mountains al tna Pos "
e,,s,ad Tho g.ses climbed the frozen nights anu la
e,s The deserts of the Rocky Mountains as ai se'n az
.,i,,de - degrees On this part OF hts Journey NE
he sources of The South fork or the Great fiae, 'ne
err branches of the Colorado OF TIE est anu 'pe
~. h.- districts OF country lying about them FROM
90 he rnrned toward. the Pacific Ocean through
oregon Territory of which no tells you so hueh ana -
III ,h,, vou rise from the reading acquainted win rs
soa ,s trees It's whole commercial
bi,,expored and related you are forced 10 believe
an honest and capable observer Indeed, oregon anu '
ho. country ulons Mr. Fs track stand ont "lth
ah,. ais,;rc,nsss and interest," and bis descriptions Oh h
Inars,;si ,,n,srs and customs and the events OF MS
daily ray.ls re narrated with yigor and spEt "hea
will place the work as 70 its interest," a: ieassoh ieS
tie best o. its kind.
! L1Epr wILxrs's ABSTRACT oil the REPORT OF The kI.
poriug K1pedition On Oeeoa Territory pubhshed In tne
as chap,er of the above work. which greatly n
value TO those who wish Ia know all about oregon
II Sold The low price OF p cents Possn1sieis ssno
ing one dollar viii receive foe copies
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

1rV War! War. Wharf.-The Wig makers have
declared hosilies against neighbo Dr. Jayne on ac.
count bis Hair Tonic, which Knocking all her busi,
ino cooked hal Ladies and gentlemen, old and
yonng are docking 10 the Doctors standard HEADS long
yesed of even first rudents OF hair alter uslng bis
Hair Tonic soon appear with and flowing locks which
Absalou, hialse might have enved Beardess boys are
seen with large and busby whkers, and ladies smile again
through their ringets beautiful and be.
vi,chng than ever Bald Heads doiHg he: wigs and
throwing them the moIes and batS' while Inc WIG
G:akers stand agha they behold the dem0on oil ter
business.
What will he the consequence OF this war we know not'
rs the wggies are outrageous aud the Doctor remains hr
and declares that some things be done well Others
and that bald heads may we'll their own hair as The
hair OF other people. Weekly Sessengtr.
Prepared Only by DR. D. JAYNE 205 Broadway, New
York and 20 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Pre- - nrr hotrle a5 liiS 2tos
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
TIME NEW MIRRoR.-All the ar.

Il r,.gecsents for the publication OF this new pert
osiieal being completed, the FIRST NUMB ER
viii be issued oa SATURDAY MORNING, the eighth
of April ueIl Each rnuaber VIII be adorned with an
ORIGINAL ETCHING srEKL, byJ 6. Chapman, insirsi
ing The leerpre and VIII contain sixteen saper royal oe
pages, enclosed IN neat Those who W h 10
receive the work from the commencement OF the ~oane,
thus secrre complete with all the embellishments
as oniy limited edition will be priRted do 50 by
leaving drecioas The oice of publication. No. Ann
street, Broadway; or i Nassau 81 eorser OF Beck
City subscribers viii have the paper lee by car
vsrs, and to those residing distance will ee forward.
March 81. is4S --''' '''N' 'N GEORGE 2 NORRIS.
mh2i LAS Editor and Proprietor
THE PoRTCHEsTER INSTITUrEs,-
II focSG L AoIEs' ANpGExrLEMES' BOARDING
SCHOOLS, PoTtehe~ter wes,ehes,es County, y. y
apart, have been recently usc for purposes OF mutual conrsn
Both Institutes ander the joint tneage and SoyeI
PriusipaIs in the Young Gentleman. Institase;
Rs CALss D9w, B. A. Teacher OF Lam Greek, sis'hs'
c NiARsslLrs Dow, Vice Pnnepd. Teacher of Natural
Science Wuupg and D.swinS.
Eew.sp B. Dow Teacher Of LATIN GseE. Mathematics
Srs.sS. l. H Dow Teacher Of Natural Science aud Ma
sgsSS [. No, Vice Principal Teacher of French Span
h Institutes plsassasy ISsa.sd Standing on
mandug lovely prospect OF the Saer aad Q; great variety
Of Sehghttul scenery. .sn,...,...A
L
The term commences The first "Wednesday IN Niay sad
TN, second on the frs Wednesday III November,
EXPENsss-ln the Young Gentlemens Institute Slis PEI
wear; S4 rer In the Young Lades' Institute s6g
per year; $50 per tsrn,, :.
Tts Examinations and Exhibitions are public, The Exam
enii,annual; the Gxntious annual. On ese
OCCASIONS gold and silver media awaned 10 from each
OF the Glasses Divisions in the two institutes, aeanuns
hun or herself most eedltably.
rat attention ai the health and habits Of III. raps
popy OF portment and pobteness. In each OF the In
stitntes the Principals Teachers and pupils constitute one
family.
Poreheser has daily intercourse with NewYok BY Stage
and Steamboat. Distance, q miles.
y B. Que Of the Principals may be seen from April 10 ~
MAY Ul East Broadway private dwellings BY ieaNiaS
card with the and number OF the street upon II r.
REreRENcEs.-Rey. DR.. Bcud, Newly oTs City; Rev Dr.
Peek do Rev, George Coles DO Rev George Lane, do Rev
john Howe DO; Rev. David Terry Superintendent OF The
House OF Refuge, New.iork Jacob Harvey Esl do; ps,
Palmer do Francis Hall E,q do; Col VIM L. Stone, do;
ei ESQ do; Moanouth B. Hart Esq iIgh Sheriff d; Isaae
Collins ESQ. Phadepha; Rev X wymopd Sailipri, CSan'
Bedford Wetchester Co " James BaSkStoes Es9 SUN.
eTteid Place Rye Elisha and fsenon Hassd' $50 hys:
Dr. Clos. DO; VIM Bush ESD do; AessEs. Pecks Esss do
l,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

u HEcalih, Quiet and Co,nfort.-Ihe 1ra
ham House IS Barclay NewYork, prefers advantages
to Strangers stopping few days weeks in the city, such
as are rarely offered. It's elgbly located on clean ana
airy very near the business part OF le eiy, dn ~
The immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
Its apartments sre convenient and Iea while lis table Is
supplied with best Vegetables and Fruits that can De
Of all kinds Charges moderate and every effort made 10
render Roarders comfortable. Shower Baths ifee ke'
n,suber IS Rarclay-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

20 The HosEY-BEE its Natural History
Physiology ana Management By Edward Beran:
with 35 Engravngs, has just been published in
the cheap style, and is for sale at this office for 20
cents 1t is worth ten times that to any farmer or
other person who might keep bees if ne would
Nothing is easer, and no sphere of industry Is SO
generally marred by ignorance and absurdi'y as
the management of Bees and this work, now
placed within the reach of every one, will serve to
amend it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

p We learn that the Magnetic Observatory is
again to be opened, through the liberality of the
Secretary of War, the Hon. James NJ. Porter
MANY of the observations made in that establish,
ment have direct bearing upon the geographical
determinations confded TO the Topographca! bu-
resu. and under the direction of the Secretary,
o. S. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
MORSE's Electro Magnetic Telegraph,


YH Sealed Proposals will be received ny the subscriber
antl The 10Th of April next for the following purposes;
For furnishing 1880 pounds Copper No. 10 Copper WIRE,
exceeding 800 feet, be- delivered II Tie
Subscribers Office in the City OF New York. al poiut
rot more expensive that the Undersigned
may direct quarter in Is days from the date OF the
contract, and the mandfr on Is days notice.
For furnishing 5000 lbs No. 16 OF r above description OF
Wire To be delivered I'd above.
For furnishing 5000 lbs No. s OF The above description
Wire to be delivered as above.
For furnishing 20 500 yards weighing pound OF per
yard, OF Lead Pipe, free from impurities and flaws, one
half inch Internal diamrtcr TO be- delivered as absye
For furnishing the like number Of yards OF the above quail
ity Of Lead Pipe 10 be delivered as aboye and weighing
cns pound and fourteen ounces per yard
For furnishing the like number OF ynrds OIL be above
quality Of Lead Pipe be delivered as above and weighing
pounds and seven ounces per yard.
For covering with cotton. twlne, WITH aud also without,
furnishing the lwBe eEer each OF The above quantities
OF Copper Wire the 10 be taken from and 10 ne re-
turned 10 the subscriber Office in NewY city ire OF
charge One third be completed In thirty days one uro
in sixty days and the r. nsindrr In ninety days
Separate will be made for the Copper the Lead
and u. covering required.
Terms OF paym, will be seventy five per cent cash on
delivery of the articles, and the remainder In thirty days
rom the approval of the articles delivered.
Address through the Post Office postage paid SaaeF T.
Il. Morse, l42 Nassau street, City OF New-YOTk.
N. B. Baltimore Sdn, Boston Journs Bosom Nor, ing
Post please copy the above daily paper three wet KS and
forward bin 10 the subscriber. SAMUEL r. Is. MORSE
March a. i343. BiA tA21
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

IL To Prinfers.-A PRESSMAN OF experience,
steady aud Industrious habits desires permanent situation
moderate salary. He that is well acquainted
He would like eli 10 perfect his knowledge OF Power
Presswork Address w. Allen OF II. Greeley. TIT
nm, r,tre ni5 e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

p URE's DICTIONARY of Arts, Manufacture
and Mines, Part V. (and LAST has Just oeen lssue'
by Appleton & Co. 600 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
THE TRIBUNE e.
1iterarp Notices.

H We have received the first number of the
uniform edition of the writings Of CoRsELl0s
MATHEWS, to be completed in eight, and soIdat
shilling each. 1t is no easy matter nov, when
every English author has far more ADrerican than
British readers and when all cur people seem look
ing anxiously over the water as if only thence
could come any book worth their reading, for a
young American writer even TO procure an audi
ence-stll less to secure reputation and hold it
in spite of The Rood that assaiis ii from abroad
We eresarditon this account as decisive and highly
honorable evidence that the writings Of Mr.. Ma.
thews receiving something Of the admiration
which is their due. that this edition should be
called for al this time. There is no American
writer who has more perseverHg ly exerted himself
in behalf OF the literature of his country than he
and all that he has written bears witness to the sin
core and Jealous interest which he feels in its well
fare. The papers he has published at various
times upon the subject of International Copyright
are by far the best that have ever been written
upon it among They stamped by
nest, glowing conviction of the truth and right of
the cause he advocates and; ;,he powerful conside-
ra,ions by which he lms enfoN:ed the claims of
American authors have done much awaken the
public mind to the Importance Of the matter. All
his writings are marked by the same regard for
the best interests Of american Literature, and
spring from the same desire to do something that
may did it's progress and give worth and national
stamp to its character The Motley Book which
is first presented in this collection has been before
the public for several years II is made up of
sketches of character, pathetic humorous Incl
dents &c. In strength and bodness of delinea-
ton they rank among the best productions Of their
class.
The numbers will be published monthly and
may be had at this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
TNUROPEAN HOTEL, Washingto

EUROPEAN HOTEL, Washington
IL City-ln consequence Of frequent mistakes ny gen
spued has to inform his friends and the public bis house
is the same formerly kept by Mr. Fuler few doors west
of the Hotel kept by that gentleman, and near the
Treasury Buildings.
This Hotel has been newly fitted and iurnished-has
great number of parors with bedrooms attached and
well caicu lated for families and single gentlemen BOARD
by the day. month and be had at prices suited 10
the times and the subscriber pledges himself ihat every
possible attention shall be shown his guests 10 make their
residence with him comfortable and agreeable as ponie
m 0nlpOlk LOUIS GhLhohON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

Heads of kanir.-A C.. BARRY. Artist IN Hair,
from LondonThe importance which all ages have TO the
head OF clear index OF the value set ppon personal
figure and when, by capricous rs ak OF Nsue me
human form deprived OF its fair proporlon ART Is reSolled
10 in ORDER by artificial means, supply the
Ienca those wonderful discoveries winch Dd
Nature defiance. Barry's Ventilang and Gosanler Migs
and Scalps s, sard pre- eminent above all others iheif
peculiar light goamer ven,ia,ing character Their be.
log ped exactly the hair grows their elasticity and
their superior material and workmanship as wen as theit
s,ys of finish ana arrangement all combiue iora sueh
perfect neu.s hair, that they must be seen to De iny
appreciated An inspection OF B5rys real heads oil haI
viii satisfy the iasiouS tha. they are The best anu
cheapest in the city, which oElv be had al lao road
v-y ccrner OF LiberIy.street up stairs rs III
j.. Wood Engraving-Tbe undersigned would
respectfully inform the Printers and Publishers OF ms ny
cute all kinds original designs and VIZ EN-
eshnents illustrated books. papers and perlodicaS,
arch hecture, machinery, labels. business enbefs auto
graphs stamps, 60 Nassau street, Tribune beud-
ngs, opposite the Park. -,
e. No patronage solicited from those who wish barter
or rreri;t wM ". BRITT. fSu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

D THE ANGLo-AMERlcAN, new and large
weekly journal, will make it's first appearance in
our City on the 29th inst. it will be edited by A.
d. PATERSON, Esq. for some years connected with
:. / he Albion, and gentleman of eminent Liter
ory culture and experience. We do not know
how room is to be made for another in the News
paper family aud especially among the Weeklies,
witch are already thick as three in bed but
we know that Mr.. PATERSON will issue none other
than an instructive and interesting paper, which
no gentleman need fear TO welcome TO his family -
The printer and publisher MIR. Ell. GARyiS, we
also know as a most industrious and thrifty me-
chanic, and we heartily wish the enterprise sue
cess
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

lYTae Liver.-The more We contemplate the struc
ture of this organ It's magnitude compared with Others us
Singular circulation and the vast quantity OF besu whch
masses through il, the must he saed hat IL was
intended as leading operation in the functions OF ile any
considerable nterru pon irreguarty OF tat operation
must ba attended with the serious and fatal cone,
and every deviation from lis naurai
state must he less in production OF general de-
ranreulent and disorder OF the system OF which iohs 30
principal part After deep reflection on The SUBJECT ana
he trial of nuHerous experiments 10 he
of the liver in all their peculiareS the proprietor OF sark
weabers Bepatic Elixir has succeeded IN forming prep
ara,ion which, experience proves to be admiraoy audpe
IN hec cure and its has been truly astenshng
Hundreds been cured by lis timely application, ana
otLers are now experiencing such relief FROM suffering as
they had never ancpatetsoey by the use OF Dr. STARK
weaher's Hepalic Elixir. =,
This may certify that for twenty-five years was akcted
with pan my side which frequently so severe as TO
entirely ncapacla,e labor have been under the
care aud of various yscians, without any per-
uanept benefit Hearing of the many cures effected by tue
uepauc Elixir prepared by Dr. Stark~eather was IN.
duced IN give it trial. and happy 10 say that II has en-.
tirrly removed my complaint have felt no sympion,s OF
it for more than year past ANUS Will ~
NoKTagaIpGE, March 30, 1871.
Sold al wholesale and retail, by A sands Drug
si,,s 70 and 100 Fulton Also sold by A. T. Sands 20
ranile building 73 Broadway corner of Chambers street
@ ta strse a5 Its 2tOs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

INTEREST on City Stocks-The inter
L. the Stocks OF the city OF New-York, due on !Ge
FIRST day OF May will be paid that day by Cornelius W.
Lawrence Esq. Chsmberlan OF le City, AT his office in the
Bank OF tn. State NewYork. The transfer books vii,
be closed on Monday, April 10Th. at O'Clock, z. A.
d. d. WILLIAMSON, Comptroller
Coslptroer's Office. New York,
March 2sth la43. mb3 tnli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

A LADY wishes to dispose of a Select
n School and the fixtures OF schoolroom in the ~ ".
part OF the city, Any lady desous TO engage in teaching
will do well 10 apply immediately to L. 81. Park Z. u
nj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

DRAMATIC WORKS AND POEMS OF SHAK-
sPEARE.-Thc Harpers, encouraged by the sue
cess which has attended the publication Of Alison's
History, and Brande's Encyclopaedia, have
been led to undertake the issue, in similar mode,
of the works of the great English Dramatist; and
are quite certain that they will have no reason
to regret the enterprise. They propose to issne
it (and have already published the first number
in eight numbers, at twenty-five cents each, with
nineteen illustrations on steel, including portrait.
Each number will comprise l44 pages; and the
whole work will make about ], $50 pages, to be
sold at two dollars. 1t may be well to mention
that the Harpers edition is the only perfect issue
of Shakspeare's works published in this country.
For sale at this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
GREEHWEGm POTTERY

BY Special Appointment
VOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufactures
- TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTiON.-Th hsh charac.
ter OF these Pens has induced the attempt ON the par ol
several dSrepuabe Makers atraud no only
bearing the misspeed name thus elliot, oHhng the iHal
t. is now in the xarka II readily be detected Dy ",
unfinished appearance, and the very common yie "iae'
Il IS pat up. ~
Observe, the genuine Peas are are all marked in tolI
Joseph alIotrs Patent" Joseph GIett, warraSec
.nd thai each gross beari smile of his Signature
The above NAY be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESSof
;yIS 10 Inhn-atrp~i corner nf Gold
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

FELLOW CITIZENS.
WE
are bound 10
believe il. from the very
circumfIance, that all who take
D.. SwAYSE's Compound Syrup Of trla
Cserry 90 say, that II far eIcels all other ale
Giciaes for CoagA5, Colds, Splitting Blood tickling
or rising sensation IN the threat. oroRc.ttt,
5vhooping Cough, AsthHa. weakness OF
The nervous system, or impaired
constitution, from any caUse,
and TO prevent persons
from falling into
Decline this me-
dciBe has no
equal.
CAUTION-A preparations from this va!uabie tree eI,
cept The above Or Spgyne'S Compound Syrup Of Htd
Csr are :t,tiel aad cosnte-frtt Prepared oniy ny
DR. SVlyne No. ~ North S:It1 street. Fhila lphia
For safe only at Dr. W Il Miners Drug store NO ~
Broadway, cOTEsr OF Johr-s; tH-@ LIZ
C. Particular Netsce.-rhose pefsM ha'!ha
fnrutu,e OF any description dispose os or who arc sreA
inr Nd hopskeeping M .nd7 ready sale tsr ay peTton
o, ali OF their goods by sending their address, OF GAZING
auon the subscriber. Goods % amount purchased
Al private gale-Fvo PiaEa EartcS.
Ieaa II EGoI-I9N < Co. is1 '"ai'" -
~ speneer's HAT WAREHoOSE IS removed 'o
No. 81 Chambers street, I'd door Ea= oi Broadway.
Mareb Sd, ls4s- LIZ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

U The BAPTIST Memorial is the title of a
valuable monthly Magazine devoted mainly to the
interests Of Ihe religious denomination of which
i, bears the name. The ability and reputation of
ifs Editors, Rev. Messrs. r. BABcocK and }. y.
CuouLEs. will sufficiently recommend it TO the
confidence of the Christian public. tits earnestly
commended by the leading clergy Of its Church
], is published al $50 Nassau-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

DOARDING-From the first of May
ncxt-A gentleman and his lady, few single gen
tenrn. he accommodated with pleasant rooms anu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

10 TIE LAW REPORTER for April has been
sent as by Bradbury & Soden. It opens with an
essay on Legal Morality, in answer to some
sharp strictures in the New-York Observer. Its
Digest of Recem Decisions is quite full, and it has
concluding List Of the Applicants in Bankruptcy
IL Massachusetts ard: New ork.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06

u ARE TROUBLED WITH A FEELING OPPRESSIVE.
AFTER EATING YOU experience faint and dizzy sen
sa,on afer ,akiss strong exercise Are you afflicted win
gripping spasodc pains in the stomach and bowels are
Won apnoyed with erucaiions AID other symptoms oi
imperfect dgestion Have you dull but constant PAIN IN
your right SIDE between your shoulders Do you e1pc,
rieoce uneanes in the region OF the Kidneys accompanied
by shooting pains the back In word have you any
OF the symptoms which denote dsordcred state e 'he o-
mach the bowels nerves! If the answer anrna'
tive and Won 10 change hearty and ooyous neg
alive try bottle or two oi JAYSEs Tonic ERmiFuGE ana
unless there maorma;on in your organic str uciue we
Prenared oniy by D. JAYNE 20 South Third-street,
Philadelphia. and S05 Broadway, New-forh
Prise ST per bottle ar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-06
DOARDlNG SCHOOL-lrving Insti-

BOARDING SCHOOL-lrving instl-
ID tuie, Tarrytown. New.Yors.-The summer session
will open the Isl May next an0 there are al presen1
about ten vacancies.
Applications may be made TO the Principal BY mal, or
personal the Institute, or al ~ hoNety,
every Tuesday during April
Crcul,s containing references catalogue oi patrons,
terms. and all needul particulars, may he obtai9ed at
lett L weords 90 Broadway, and At RiTnors, 20
Bowery-
The high character this Institution for thorough in-
Structon and kind and watchtul supervision OF us pupils
united with the beauty healthuness and morality OF the
location and the facility OF access nom tne cry, rrbuef
OF the most desirable places Tor the education oil
youth.
eeNpee" instructor, is a'soctstfa w'h roe r,oc
pal aud will design to give greater sistenSy 10 Tue N'
ml7 th&s esis Principal aud Proprietor
spOMAN EVE BALSAM-FoR WEAK AND
Ia ISrL.MEp EyEs-rhis Balsam ia prescription OF
of the celebrated oculStS-aS beena long tine "a ',t
most successful sye ever ase, for niiammatory diseases the
I Of the ry thck covered with blood it acts aios, like
magic and all appearance ol disease alter TWO or three
'''''','' IN DIMNEss OF SIGHT,
caused by fixed attention minute objects or by ens exposure
from sck or old age is sure resorrr and should be used
by all who find their eyesg failing without any appan! DIS
mos. Ts' B'" has roT i@ n BSpSE Sfn where al
hammaton and soreness caused by blows, coatusons
wounds on the by extFaneo, bodice o an IA
application of the Balsam
The following certificate rom tie fasOl oi te r.PscvIai
Church Harlem will convince the most increduon' OF is
astonishing efficacy: ,o,
Messrs. Sands s Co: GcntsFrom motives OF humanity
am prompted inform yo that few applications OF
valuable Roman Eye Basam made perfect III the
ease Of NV aged mother has suffered under mos painful
Inflammation OF the eyes for twelve 1 Physicians
the hopeless oi the PATIENTS
ss S" by s ad Ps ssr % % WV W mS ha 81 @ bsrs
hope. Yours, most gratefully, H. HOY 1;
Many certificates of It's Ius might be gwen bur ths
ia deemed quite sufficient establish io IT regulation lar be-
yond the reach OF any other PREPARATION :,
Put mp small ars, with full directions for Puce g 9
cents. Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail By DAVID
SANDS S East Broadway Market ST. Sold also
by A. B. D. Sands 10 aud 100 Fulton A. b. sand. Co.
23 Broadway corner Chamber ST. Kennedy 3l8 Beecker a.
hp3 I'm
INTEREST on City St0cks-The inter
l. est on The Stocks OF the city OF NewYork due on Tie
FIRST day May, will be paid that day by Cornelius W
Lawrence Esq Chsmberlan OF s City at his ohcs IN me