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FOUNTAIN INN.

l'a'r Bsttho0rer'S,i LtGur 81. BALTIMORE
w w DIX.
ARTHUR l. FOGG. ( i''P'''O'S'
IL NNlNG leased this extensive and hyuritc cs.
I 'ah'ishm' ni. and entirely renovated and re-
'' " throughout, - that Al can compare sdvauIl-
s'"'Sy With any similar establishment ~ the Union.
nave no hesitation 10 endcavurlng 10 attract the
','",''n ct the travelling public o. this iavoIIr
i'''| u The most strenuous cNeriious. Jsued tu
''''y P~S'h.e convenience To- he found rlsev here.
:" insure s"cccs>. they pledge them,el,c 6 rh A.
'''n'r We'll earned rrputlIiuu shall not uuly be-
ncrcd bat ,urlssscd
!" a'cnrdaAce with the dini,ulic of the Iime-
nave determined 10 reduce their charges TO
'"rr'sw'ud. Pace 81 25 per day.
Baltimore, July 3, 1913 ly
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE

MEDICAL INSTITUTE
OF THE cry OF LOUISVILLE.
'IHE Lectures IN this institution, will com
mence, as usual, on the frs Monday of No
ON Der, ana continue until the last Of February
under the following idculty. va.
JEDEDIAH COPE, u,
Professor OF AnatOny.
CHAS CALDWELL, NJ ID.
PlOflustItUiCs Of Medicine aud Medical
jurisprudence,
JOHN COOKE, ~ D,
Prof Theory aud PF4CtIcc af Med cine
SAMUEL. ID GROSS, NJ b,
HENRY MILLER, II -,
Prof. Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Wo1en and
CHAkLEs w SHORT, n D,
Prot Matella Meoica and Medical Botany.
LINSF0fB Z iANDELL, u ID,
Prof Chemistry aRd Pharmacy.
DANIEL DHASF- ~ -,
Prof CLINICAL UsdicLse& pathological Anatomy.
SIX lectures are delivered qahg. Tue Zee for
each ticket Is StS. The uo1cs al good and sod
vent Banks oftbe states lu Whleh Eus IS reside
vii re received 10 Payme1t- The " . tvScuj sUOr,
zee IS 81, aud thar of Grs6Ustlap 90, Bofs rayJ-
bic ~ kepunE6y p7Sser The So, &c zoe Derrg1-
strstgT Of AnstcTy DR. y sylsss ts Go Jls V d Gu
Ucbyces all iEe pgIvslezGS u lltead51' on u1s
dsgn0u srrstOnS aud o1sSscso5ls tom siss s rst g{
OcfoisCy ak tho tssl % MARCIA The rJ-ict OF
hOardJHE- wut feel Cd gbJ ara sItsz JTRzS. &c ,fu
2zo aS!s ger week
Professors Cebs ns2 DrssS "a znllo.paz2dJ
Of the CeGEls- session, VIII 5chref cJgrsc Of
l. clrEres OF N5seegsl and SUrUrtl AnggOuf g..
and Operative SU- gcrUr 1FEsERmE CO EFC % ID 81
ScpZculFCy gnt IsrmyusffB- 90 fsS sgsE SafE r.
DAY ID 0rGsRGU- The tseEg hts coarse - e dglS
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Esr 90 ssrsa zrus -s5sae- s9-eiI1r zVs 20 - eN-
-sllc7r cos .55g sUs'e md fysfrsss c'urycpsaz -
Tlsrrar zrsd<~s,e- EFoig 90 FEGEH BCllE N0sS>
uj-t D. &c JAMES DARE ~ -
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- SAFE ~ UJuE6 ETlUC0l-
Fyit NEctIsGz
- gERuONs DE SPANISH yaDgEp-
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. - ~oalHr p35EEE gEls = s-a'1,-
wa 0rr-.t-z. 70.
Z a st}1'AL BARR1~IG- H'eb7 s-e I'D o.
vEt DL,H8 5fzslal %.r7t-r
maoHsg,TS--l 6 81 G. o MsssJi rty.
q lr- -e-.rgsE o. -.-a. -.ar7 vs. 9 tt Mrfe =
-, .s.c- ..,a 81. Ts- y s-e-,-- Sfral 8rVrsi-
A-f,.- ri-- 90 ,l s-- .a-tr F7- stlr r1ag pe
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n UIlCE rs Uerrty gjgen - ala Vt0 ,,iFoyy lfesr-
= selves iudch'e5 90 Sjeyteu Ey, J,eSsrs aIs
as gyRucHi - AIET y rerfJul-y d,,7d Jaag have
nVvS oTT7ry'1ca tE' 'aa Egcua - y-r,lz Cn4r ~
las Rus CissDceTy tuo Os.ra CoVUvy, TlsFss, ssCuS
tccS s0d receive ylrs n'aSSJ'ir'z jsots dae sad
GTrs aud thar aii C'agns yT1ysssS ~ ,e trsJ day -
jaly vyyI ~ E'gJ saN Trectzvas we govg u.tss
rrISfs ~ Mrssso tF-lsl01yg. ALEX WILSON
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yaue IS LSES-Sv
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MnNI,.

tASH aud Jhe urehesi market rates paid E.t
Z r}-aa vrassoJ MOL ArkEE s. 80.
lc2i
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CHANCERY SALE,

OF LOT NO I77 0N FIFTH STREET.
IN CHANCFRY.-In the Crrcuit Sr.rcrisr coprt
Of Lag and Chancery Tor Ohio county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

VIZ LADIES ~ AIlONAls "a y & n
q ZINE. being the ARTIST aud LADIES'
WORLD cInfhned. Number / OF Tie above " ork
JusI received at MeOrs call aud see; II Is one of
The hest works oi the kind ever published Jy g.
A INDICATION Of the SCOTTISH COVE.
IN NANIERS consisting of 4 REVIEW @; the
sfsl series of lee Tales of my Land!nrd 10y Thorn
ns NcLorIe, &c &c. author of tie Reformation IN
Spain and Italy" just received aud for sale at
Jy % MELIO RS Nh. % Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

ENNNING fitted up his old siaud, ] 81 Main -.
" "a fuT the rcCcaliua of ClisIrH.crs. tenders his
>ervices his old trlcnds and Inc public, lie viii
furni>, parties families with pound. run. spuuE.
almond. cake, &c. &c, PLAIN or rre ~ snreriot
siyc, also ~ MA fruits Cune'1iDuaTy aid every SORT
81 creams, ,eics and Blanc Mango Ice Crslnls So
Ia 'JsrU a0 excellent siz gHre fountain CUufeCin-
nary, FSs, SC, sery ell up at ar IuUss g. Wis ters
lIc ~ s,rre that ,hose Who call ou bn will re sure
90 Vail uEgin- 5uue 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-31

NV9E BENT.--A 80 ~ 5S'5}lssg .,.'l - .JJ.-s-s1
az 90 strsa graa 1-55ae. s1yse11r zV 70 ~ eH-
.-sllcar COS ~ rus,e md EysfrssS crHrve,arsag
Tlsrrar atol-g-sas- EFaiy o. fEgEE BcLiE Nas,S
IJJ.L D. 90 NJsS E2RF Az
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
For the Tribune.
Hacks and Cabs.

MEsses. Ep1roRs: "Gouged merely desired
10 call attention to the fact which has, by many
been lost sight of, that the prices allowed by law
20 Hacks and Cabs at this time are more than J.lsy
per cent. higher than were allowed during the
prosperous times of 1885 and 1886, as you will
perceive by the following statement:
The present rates allowed by law to Hacks and
Cabs are for one passenger any distance not e*-
ceeding one mile, 37t cents and each additional
passenger 25 cents. In 1867 and they
were allowed for the same distance % cents, and
each additional passenger 125 cents, or IN o'her
words two passengers are now charged s'9ty-S''0
and a half cents from the steamboats, to the Aator
Howard's and other Hotels whereas, they were
only allowed to charge thirtyseDen and nay
cents for the same service in 1886, when prices IN
every other department of business were at their
highest.
The Editors of the Tribune are well known to
she writer of this, who duly appreciates their ei-
forts in behalf of the oppressed, and therefore 1t
is that he desires to call attention to the subject
nose, that we may not, in these hard times, COR
,inue to be, as We have SO long been, GouGED.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
a.& RARE CHANCE.-The subscri-

ASA A RAKE CHANCE.-I ne supsCfl-
her offers his farm, al Geneva sale II consists OF
of excellent land whereof ahont eight acres are
we'll wooded. The house III the English Cottage sYle
with spacious hail. two parios connected by sliding doors
on ore side bedrooms with closets on TIE
ali on the first floor, with woothouse Sn9 kch
on annexed There is also cellar kitchen, well hnsheo
nea ample cellar -oom also new tenant house. snea
Garage house stables and barn. and henary-a IN excel
len1 order The farm is well stocked with hne varens CT
trrit and in good fence and commands fine view OF The
lake surrounding country Ii IS tistan! one and a
subscriber would dispose not only The above premises
bu OF the horses carriages, stock OF different kinds and
farming implements upon the place. upon reasonaDs
terms and wond refer to Jno Slosson Esq. Nassau ST. ~
York for the terms coalitions OF sale. The subscriber
car be seen at any time his ofice Seneca St Geneva
rnh2 SiawIHr d. SLOSSoN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
"a FOR SALE. in Princeton, N. ]. on

GnS low and accommodating terms, new Frame House
LOT of three neatly fenced, with stable carriage
house small tenants house, grapery and ice house
The house is stories highhas our rooms on hst moor,
hail. passageway and pantry, and an second story iour
bedrooms and adjoining closets in basement story are
kitchen nilkcnse was.reom fitted with copper boil.
e servants room cellar aud containing rain cis'ern
Also the Furniture of said house nearly new, with morse
and carriage, and iHo cows.
Ths property egbly situated for private residence,
and within few minutes walk OF the Schools College,
Seminary and Churcbe making in every way desirable
residence vino would like to supsrinlena The edu.
cation OF their wards.
NJ 7, G3t 2msoi*
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
DENTAL sURGERY.-J. SMITH


- DODGE, Dental Surgeon, having returned from
Washington. his business connexion with Dr. L.
PaRMELY and respectfully informs his friends and the pu
lie that his business OF Denial Surgery viii be pro-
secuted under The name OF .ne hrcl OF
DODGE I. PtRMELY, No ~ ND.STREET.
In o.Ipg this business connection, as5CTe Old
friends and patrons tsa ry associate needs only
sc:eacs, and gentleman.
The subscribers therefore, plating the prosecution
the business OF Dental Surgery in The approved and
effective manner, tender their professional services er
and complicated skill Of the eIper and prac.
ca Dentist 30 call them, learn their examine
their professional pretensions.
New.y9rk, March, lS45. J. SMITH DODGE,
J.. PARMELY.
Those persons unacauan.ed with eihe; of tee abo7e
named referred TO the following testimonials
NZw-YosE, November 1s, 1912.
The NewYork public have Tor many years enlphati.
caly united IN opinion OF the Judgement aud sk OF j.
Snih Dodge In The art OF Dentistry that cheerfuy give
personal acquaintance with him. science in his pro-
lesion blends kin Aness OF manner the
ac:er o. OF benevolent feelings integrity.
JOHN W. FRANCIS, II. d &c
Ngw-Ycg1, Nov. %, 1885,.
have been familiar with the reputation OF J. Smith
Dodge practical Dentist Tor uaBy years. In the opn
ION OF my friends who have perieDced the benefit of b
skill, place ful confidence. therefore
cAeerully recommend him those who seek reieC from
tic Gaia1ies of their teeth.
VALENTINE MOTT, II. D.
NEw-YeRK, Dec. 8, 1872
gives pleasure add my testimonial 10 the foego
ing o. The enlneat professional talents Soilh Dodge
In the opinion of some of my friends who have beea under
his cheeruly coincide De justly REGARDED as
one of the eminent in bis profession n this city
JOHN w. DRAPER, Nj. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry, Univerity OF Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
Elizahe,h-Toun. Jan. . 1885 mE
eea LAND WANTED.-The Sylvania

Association of the City of New.York are desrous s
OF purchasing from three thousand acres OF au
nj Pennsy,yania, New.Jersey Ncw.York. The said
Land must 6e we'll supplied with wood and water, ane
,Jan,ed 10 grazing grain growing, and gardening pof'
noes Unc5Iiiva.ed lands, with snail cultivated essae
adoina would be preferred Owners OF lands wh0 cam
:, relation 70 such lands with the most favorable terms
and address their letters tpoN paid TO T wHlILEn
President OF tie Sylvana Assoc laton . f!ne,sL
be SyIvania Association intends going into operation
early as possible :, .o,., -,
; t;.l.ol2 49, -. So-,;ssnsn. iTu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
For The Tribune.
1hfIaMtbropp.

pbiIantbropp.
nY AueusrUs sNooG RAss.
HE who hath read the human Soul,
And laid its depths mysterious bare
H., seen how weak is Truths control,
WHEN Self has reared an idol there!
q sou,s there are which melt in tears,
When bleeding Wo fox succor cries
And when grim Wan, it's hands nprears,
With Joy the famished frame supplies
Bnt ,zi.ssre the lambs have made their iold'
The ,volves are ever sure to stray;
And cen by Virtues side behold
The form OF Evil hunt It's prey
Search deep the human soul, and fnd
How few escape high Truths strong ban
How weak within the sordid mind
Is found the love Of Man for Man!
selfLove beneath whose baneful shade
Envy and Pride and Haired grow
Here lies the secret spring displayed,
Which s,eels the heart 'gainst others woel
The ssul is hid beneath veil -
Unseen the darkness frowning there;
While shapes Of evil, waa and pale,
Are made angelic forms TO wear
How plant bends the varying face
How ftful beams the ,winkling eye!
Now smiles may wrinkled frowns displace,
Ana seeming Truth may Truth ou:vle
euci, is the love of Men for Men,
But webs for flies by spiders wrought;
3 And who adventures i'll the den,
Is like the witless insect caught!
yorzrich ~ 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
I'm CHANGER kY--l;efore the Chaueel

Z sg-alChibal,! Mcintyre IS. John G. Cn!ap. Lewph
AlIcn ant III Oslo Lie iHsu .SAce aud Tfus Company.
City aud CHuay c. AbaGy, Complainant. solielGr.-M
March, 1915 The Ghn III, ;lsUrarce apd Trust CoHE
NY incorporated Company G the State OF onlo, oes
the defendants in this cuse required 10 5ppeaf W.
cause by the tenth 'iay of June The CGnPa
and Trust COMPANY acTesais LEVI n. PALMER,
mo- laM9Wf COmpa iGanes SODc.N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
TN CHANCERY.--Refor the Vice

u Chance lor-Wiam H. Lsgge:tys Benjamin hS,Is c.s,
ct. al in pursuance OF decSeta order OF ni ..
made in the above entitled cause Slihe spid .!
toB under TIE direction % The ,ubsc'ber one c W. N
thereof, by j. NJ. Miller Co.. Auet:oHscfs, t
chants Exchange in The ciy O: New-i0sk cp iGs
Of March next At II O'Clock, aeon o. that day-ih .,
tain tract OF land, situated, lying and beng al
county Of Westches,er. ans. S3;r ot New orsr gss
and de scroed as toilo- beginning al Poft on 80
otherwise called BuGgay Geek, and !unanl !hei !,si
10 degrees so minutes east j3 chains - 'lDks, III,
50 degrees west Us iInks lcpce nort. deget sns
II Inks thence north so de- east cham 10
north 80 dsgrees 50 minutes CHAINS % lnA bss
north chains 81 llsks, thence north Geftes IaE.
81 l'nas, tseEee north degrees "esl .i ~ paIs
thence north Is degrees wes chain ~ nAs ,i GsgrS
10 degrees west chains II links, he'ce HoItu sssS
50 minutes west chass IS LINKS, shence ho's " sers
Tes, Chains 10 lni.s ihence norm org n Irsi
H links thence scuth as degrees esSt caa s a irs5
thence north degrees 80 minutes west ~ q is,
thence south 40 degrees IS minutes ~.s ha.., sa
thence south II degrees 81 chains bS lnks ,,b3
IS degrees 80 minutes east chains q nEs xsa
degrees east Chains 53 links, thence sonth sh,n
chain 60 links thence souiG a degrees Wes so.,h
links tberce south 73 degrees west can ~ Jeoress
As degrees cas-, chains ii links, thence ou.I fbsce
west chain . links, henee south cnaln 80 ace o b,
south g. degrees east chains Sc links 10 Ee
ginning. William. W 49, IN ChaDcey. h
r e. MOUNT, Jr., Sociio:. -, l.ss8
Nrw-Yerk, January 20, 1873. m he LIN
The sale oI The above properly Is rosp,n.s
day OF April next, at the same bour ana PiaS"
New-y6rk, March II, lsH3. cb,scpry,
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master IL -lss-: gese---,-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
GEALED PROPOSALS will be re-.

~ eeired at the Office OF the Commissioners Of The
Aims ssrss and Brdewe in the Park, The 10Th dsy
April Instant FOR conveying Prisoners from The CIV
frisco ana ppsr Police TO ise foot Sixtyrst street
East River aud Ho1se of Refuge, and rct1rr TO call at
aeevIe Tor Bread Stores Gc.and delivering thes at the
Upper Police and The City Prison Such contract TO be
for cue year iro the eleventh day OF May next when the
present contract expisn Each proposal accompa.
hie by The written assent OF surety Tor the performance
oi the proposed coatract-
as tao tn. WILLIAMS, Agent
= Courier and Commercial win please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
sEs FARM AT AUCTlON-Situated in

-. Tie pleasant and ierrishing village OF West Bloom
held Essex county, NeJerSey nirs .ruC, Newark,
tanning 81 Suiinb.y proportioaed in meadow,
pasture pioushard about acres OF handsome young
wood good orchard and variety o fruit trees and shrub
berry House ana BAN nearly stream OF water run.
ming directly through the farm, and good we OF watrr
al tie door The above po2ey formerly owned and oc-
cupied BY e r Siss, deceased viii be offered al auction
on the premises Friday, the ia OF April next al o'clk
p M For sthey particulars enquire OF Mr Peter Morris
4. Jchn-s:reei of lhe subscriber near the premises
S.w STILES.
B-A part OF the purchase money eRn renais on he
properly ESI AV'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
CHANCERY-Sefore the Vice Chan.

a ce!lor OF the First Circu-Luke Barker, EIscaM,
4c oi Elizabeth .sutedge, deceased, ps rraEcS s.n
and ohera-Bll Tor foreclosure OF :iortgegeE hetel.S,
Solicitor for Complainant Sanford, Alg.s. -
Bankruptcy, in the District Of New jersey one o. s no
frndants in thi, cause, whose place Of residence
State of Jersey, is required 20 appraf IN IBIS cap
the first day OF Juue next, the bill flied therein VIZ
TAKEN as confp.sed hy hiri WZi Iawe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
u TO LET OR LEASE.-A small


Ess House. with every desirable convenience and in
ged repair with fine garden and about u acres OF prime
land in high cultivation and abundance OF various
coachhouse stable, and Other houses he same Is
situated about miles rem Wiliiamsburgh ferry at me
head o Maspel avenue The above desirable location
for private family boarding scEoo gardener ana 10
desirable would he let reasonable terms Apply
on the promises or i9 Chambers street, this city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
AI OYiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN ,ha!

Z Certificate ni the Five P.r Cent, STATE soek re
a:ei by yirur OF Act ai Assenibiy entities Az hfi
provide for continuing - Improvement. OF The SOLE ae
ior the payment the Interest the Pablo De1lsf
proved the lth cay OF Jnnr G40," (einbGrNahl; ,. s
was issue 10 James PG.asoy ,ase, 4stda OF Decenkt
1870, Tor Two Hundred aud Fly Dollars, and namDea
29 sigxcd by George T. FSpy, Auditor General ans ci
lers,gnrd by a II. Read, ate ireasurer-wicb SAID VI
tfcstc gs been 20 :, sa at rFii;ios has beengs
10 The A.cT Cr.sra ,. lie Cc..naT"ea,Lh OF PeEaht
,;ia 10 grant G1plird:e oi st"i ccrtitc5ta.
November - III f3 iavia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
n,Is lni: JRcaR VREELANp, on .he preIai.es

sss FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
offers for sale his Fae:u lying in the City of Utica,
York The location and soil Inferior to any in
OGeida County. Ii lies the MeEdon Turnpike, about
o:e mile South of b!eecker street D-idse en- Eas! street
!Gat2as about seventy FIVE OF improved land IN
high state o .-iiFaion. Ii has 1t good dwelling heGse
ued house two good bSG .orc large sheds and ether
necessary oubuIGiDcs ali in gooi repair thriving or
ctard well fenced and wate-ed has two wells cl so!! wc
ter aud ulher appendages. For particulars, apply TO j.
HOWARD j son. I65 Front street, NeH-Yprk, JAMES
BIDH ELL Utica, the subscriber on the premises
Signed, GEORGE X SMitH.
Uicz March IL 1913 mis- In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

100 recuced 10 Ten CeuSo IN proporoa for larger or
smaller ameuns They keep constantly on hard reguI,
assor,men, of Cakes which are the following
sIes &c &c Maccaranics Kisses Lac les Fingers, Cr.
ers Doughnuts. Tea Biscuit Seo,eh q Cake Ruh kc &C.
together with oRNAMENIED ~ FhmlI III CAKE all cf
Pies Of every variety-likewe Graham and Rye Bread
NJ Steamboats, refectories and hotels supplied ussal
a, ,b above reduced prices, and to the prepetor e
hev nledge themselves have their treat orders pcn
psy delivered they careful IN selecting steady and
pa1grarh appeared in the Tribune few days siSee,
a.king "Why is that the S1peuny loaf OF bread spa
rl. larger now than when four was iwewe dollars Pc,
h,rre,p We reply thai now furnish the same siIt
bread made of tie lest extra superhne -four for Ffe
Cer,s hjch al the time alluded to, we sold for Oae Sh
N o. al lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
g EALED PROPOSALS will

a EALED PROPOSALS will be re
~ csived at the Office of the Commissioners of the
Alis-douse and Bride ell in the Park until III. s0lh
OF April Instant Tor supplying three thousand five hundred
tons o htracits Coal for the supply OF the AsHouse
Department 'or me ensuing year. 10 be delivered such
tandiugs and in quantities ss tho Commissioners shall
design tree from charge fer guy-nen or otherwise
Wo thousands tons OF this Coal be in EHlps thirteen
ndrea tons OF large rri sze and hundred iuus OF
broken Coal Each proposal specify the quality Of tie
Coal 9Th all The particulars of The proposed coEtrac
30 ta.p tn. WILLIAMS, agent.
u Courier ard Commercial will please copv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
IN CHANCERY, 9Th Circuit = :. .ae Is

" O1hISCLhI CtH - yo-k q. pe
Bank Commissioners OF The Stale OF New. wsnsat loss
BANK a BuaaloN Office is hereby gwen, dsy o
order ef The Court OF Cbancery dated he FL. scpo;s
ruary Is4S that ths subscriber as been ea2 dBanEe
Receiver OF the property and effects OF ise ~ lie 81
Buffalo that by sad order referred 70 ofs Ere
tiers OF this Conrt residing IN the CoaHy %
other things to take and state an account na,lo a2t
of sny eserptsoa sgans, the said Bank Of sesus
enable The said Master to take ard state ssa @ s,ssuse
r1adirors NJ the ,aid Bank OF Buffalo are DE
bibt their accounts, claims and demands agase tse ND
Bank of Eu6aio, to ianes Croeker hsa I. ite Cg
having said reference charge at his oiacs and beo
Buffsfo bv the 18Th day Of September sex, r,slbeI
parties 10 ibis suit and in default .hsreGt S s sa
cudad from all beseft OF ihe decree shc sba be
uneI such decree Buffalo, March The stn .s If Bu
IRA A BLOSSOM, Receiver ol lhe oaIn xs,hA d.
I.~ss coocyEs Master ia Chancefy-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

G5+ Old ES lhDLtOIII1L ENit y 1e.tIt
MES5 PASSENGER OFFICE. 81 South ST. New York
.4. Regular line of Packets The subscriber continues
10 bring out persons from any of Great Britain and
line OF packet ships, sailing every slI days iro M
erpooI Person seudieg for their friends may rely inai
inst care will be taken TO haze them despatched Whont
delay in Liverpool ans will always endsayor TO merit
conauance OF the public patronage, which hiss been so
brraIy bestowed for many years past and those reIE
i;n money can have Drafts pay able all the Banks and
Brauc hes tn, one hout the United Kingdom.
For further particulars apply (t by letter. post paid 10
JOHN HERDMAN,G Gi South St M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

s@ FARM FOR SALE, si1uate Oh Pes
-. sale River, about nine miles from New-Eork and
Ole ,iic from Bel!eve II contains about % acres = OF
which WOODLAND, and the remainder under gosd cuiVa
tiou II has eooi house and barn. and other
OF hudiags; and young apple orchard OF about eo trees
Of The best selected fruiL Also good DOCK Tor boats
wi,cre The steamboat Proprietor from New.Eork
will SOP on er daily trips Paterson. Title in
dspu,abs aad poror CT bc money may remain On bond
ard mortgage Apply 10
mis- inir JACOB FREELANU, on the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

- FOR SALE in the City of Newark,
E%:E MA House and 2! o.! Land, situated in
SCUM road street., No 72 The House is 5 isei 'front.'
throughout Also good stable, fruit trees, &C. attached
10 the premises For further particulars apply 10 NICHOLS
~, o nc ~ o,em;sec l0ftMI-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05
FOR SALE-iPOssession immed

IA FOR SALE Possession lmmedl-
a,eiy) three years lease from the is, OF May next
o. premises situated a, BoouiinsGae, foot OF 7st street
co, ssns of good Dwelling Ionse, and nuiber OF eth
or buildings ether with dock ard two acres OF Land
also Steam Engine and Bsller, nearly new and 10 good
order. The place wei calculated for soap or OIL iacto
rv or any otter business where light mach ney isequed
eor larher particulars. apply on The premises, or oi
FoULUS, STOBO Co. 79 Maden iane, mp stars