davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28
Er.As-,.$
Stf.NsxAs
From Peoria to DanvilIe.

From Peoria to DanyilIe.
u ~. part Ct that main west and east
Z mail route now open three times
week in regular connection from Burlington
(Iowa) to Indianapolis, passing through
Oquawka, Monmouth, Knoxville, Jubilee,
Peoria, fremont, Bloomington. Urbana,
Danviuc, Covington and Charlottesville, to
Indianapolis.
The coaches leave Peoria on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at 3 A. NJ, and
arrive al hanvlle next day at P. NJ,
whence travellers, proceed, without any de-
lay, in regular post coaches to Indianapolis
At Danyille this line intersects the tri
weekly line of stages running south by
Paris TO Vinccnnes. AT Covington, Is miles
beyond Danville, it intcrsccts the line run
ming south east, to Terra Hautc, and also
the line running north east Lafayette.
The distance from Peoria to Indianapolis
on this route is 2l7 miles, which is made in
four days. lying by at night; from Peoria to
terra Haute it is lG6 miles made in J days;
and from Peoria TO Lafaye it is $50 miles,
which is made in ) days.
The attention OF travellers bound for Buff
lalo is respectfully called TO the fact, that
the canal being now finished from Lafsv-
cite to Lake Erie, an easy, pleasant, and
cheap passage can be had from that place
to the lake IN packet boats. and that the
whole travelling time from Buffalo to Peoria
is six days thus saving, by taking this
route in preference to that by Chicago, a.
bout 600 miles travel and several dollars ex
pense
Fare on this route
From Burlington 10 Peoria SIS 90
* Peoria to Bloomington , 90
Bloomington to DanviHe 4 90
g Danviile to Indianapolis 5 90
The best Of coaches and teams have been
procured, and the drivers are moral, temper
ate and careful. In short, no pains have
been prepared to render the lne in every
respect deserving Of public patronage
J. L. M'CLUN, Proprietor
Bloomington, Jan lSi3-Iy 81
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28
Eyarms, Farms for sale. We hayea !

II number of valuable improved farms in
this and other counties, which We viii sell
on the most liberal trims.
july 10 CHIMES & STARR
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28

ENOEs SALE, A valuable farm under
e. excellent improvement within two
miles of this city 1t has on it Il good frame
house, brick kitchen and out houses, with
upwards of one hundred acres under sub
stantal fence and in cr"1s
july il GRIMES & STARR.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28

q {3ty E4Oss 40. s;.s :a.sU 10 Il oiat.
" We have a large number OF lots in This
city which we are authorized to sell on &c
commodating terms, and some which wc
will rent for u term 81 Years. Enquire Of
july l3 GRIMES & STARR
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28

AND in Jefferson county for
Z A sale.
II II Il sec - town - 7 &
IL II Ia sec IS town FRS
Il NJ IA sec l town IL r s
We VIII sell the above described lands on
the most accommodating terms.
iunS GRIMES &, STARR
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28
PHYSaC d EEsY.

WASHINGTON, December 5, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

Tnn H.yrlsx REvoLurloS.-.A letter from
Boston gentleman, who left here IN the brig
Thoosa for Aux CaycS. dated at the latter place
29th ult. says: 8 arrived here March 3, and
much surprised. on landing, to ....d the place
full of troops, the bridges around the town ali de-
stroycd, and barricadcS thrown up TO prevent the
insurgents from entering. The latter were posted
about fifteen miles distant, in three divisions. hold
ing the place in complete siege. The black Gen
etai' III command here. was determined 10 defend
his post to the last. II is related of him that,
twen'y-eight years ago he was one OF Christie
pies commanders, and OF most blood thirsty char
acter. When Christophe gave notice of his de-
termination TO destroy all the mulattocs the is
land, this General who had a mulatto wife and
three children Went home, shot his wife, and
dashed all his clldrcn's brains cut He then went
to the King and informed HIM of what he had
done, and Chrstophe, enragcd at the recital of
such horrid crime, struck out one of the mur-
derer's eyes with hs cane, You may lmagine
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

what the people felt at having such commander
The troops were deserting, 50 that IN a week he
had not more than 400 out of 1900 left, when
one divison Of the besieging army marched INTO
town. and were ioined by all the Government
troops Two DAYS afterwards, the remainder Of
the army came in, making about 5000 IN all, but
they were very orderly and quiet. In the mean
tune, Col. Touro, who commanded the arsenal,
had threatened to blow it up before he would sur
render. This alarmed the inhabitants, and about
two-,hirds of them deserted the place. He KEEP.
the town in this state for two days, and about
seven O'Clock on the second day. seated hlm>e!-
in the magazine with powder strewed all around
him. and applied the match. The explosion was
tremendous The arsenal was nearly IN the cen
tire of the town. and nearly all the doors and
windows, within 800 wards were thrown open,
and some stones weighing 200 pounds were
thrown 500 feet. The arsenal and fifteen other
buildings were burnt, but the wind luckily blow
inr towards the water. the flames were stopped.
Tie ns,lreent General. REVERE, was formerly
Lieut. Colonel OF regiment quarteTcd III 'hs
town. under command of Colonel Iouio, anu II
is said that the latter could not brook the idea ol
giving himself up to his JUNIOR officer ana hehcc
his resolution of blowing hmseliup with the arsei'
al. The Patriot Army left us about wcet, since;
marched 10 Port-au- Prince, which they entered
without opposition and thence will march to the
Cane. and to St. Domingo city. They will propa-
biy find no opposition, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oi
thc peoplc are in favor Of change OF Government.
All the men have gone with the Army. and proba!,,
bv nothing will be done for two months, or unli'
their return. Boston Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
CARPETINGS.

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Nc: &c
T'IlE SUBSCRIBERS invite lheIr IL, trends and an
the nnblic 10 visit their extensive CARPt.r ware
HOUSE No 2ji Bfoalway toppos;e the City Hall which
i, supplied with large and select stock o cGtitnsy ami
Gle at iom price those Of the finest fabric and most ele'
h" most experienced Gphoserers are engaged cut; fit
an,I put CariS,;n2->, Floor Cloths. SC Sc.
Merchants o,iSekeepers aud others, wal! n IT 10 ',ir
assortment 81 goods var
,1peyience and taciiti.S such that W. en- S9iety dJy
compeiiiion. l. W. ~! - ~ III \ ~ ~
art,nf l. 9Ji DrOluWlN. OIl'ONllt VIZ N-llE IliN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
Markets Carefully Reported for TIE Tribune.


TUESDAY, T. NJ.
ASHES.-There have been sales of 20 bbl,. Pots at
sl?i aud 20 bbls Pearl, traspired. The
ssSe heavy and buyers indposrd 10 meet the views Of
COTTON.-There is considerable want Of spirit among
fges, and the sales to-day very small Holders dis,
sd give way and purchases have been made easier
ans than day since. The advance obtaur after
steamer arrived has been nearly lost AT Mobile the
IA sales 1000 bales; market steady Mddling i 81.
aVharleston the ?2d the market fm with slight
saac on some grades Receipts loSl bales; sales S6l5
as al is lte: middling aud mddling fair 81 i; fair
siully fair ca AZ
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The market continues dull.
Ienesee to-day cannot be quoted over - for
.as, sale OF Michigan aioat, was made at l2a, aud
t oil :4I bbls. NewOrleals at 81 for common aud 81
nacy Oa the lith about 1890 bbls cleared from New
N3s sneGs Tor New fok There is slightly improved de-
NU !or Southern, but no Improvement George
W. offered al SOL, and some Alexandria the wharf
t'Ni Howardstree 62S; Brandywine :. -; Richmond
i{ d. BFaadywuc Meal is held at So and Sl3. cash,
n mas Jersey e62l 10; Rye Flour IS 81; North
@A ar selling al retail s. and l2l lS Al tlti-
V S9 hoMndstrre WAS rather lower: sales ISIS City
s,t Al AleNandrn, common brands 81 a 4 l22
q, a. sni aud declining At Fredericksburg, Mountain
HS' IN %; Lowland S0a3
1AalN-No good Wheat vet offering. Las, sales, TO
, 49, Al sont iooc Com j. offering more freely and
f1vI ats downward. The only sale hear Of is 1000
,ss Noith River delivered al 56c, weight. Rye TO tho
VI -VVu bushels sold in the Sltp pnC Oats
%naad A parcel of inferior Npr,h River 900 bush
SSsoUgh 49, aud uood ar. worth from % 10 ss Abo,
ISSashels Nlayiaaa aud irsinia sold at asc.
GED-Clover is scarcely % firm as II WAS ,b ;uonr,
Sag degtec subsidized sales 60 10 "a hbl, al 81 %
' rt to very prime free Timothy Is selling in small
1916 to Sis the latter for the best ou,lity Rough
'Ssoomlnai s,,,mln a,a 25.
sfaiskY-Dsua IS ia fair demand at 2l,; bbls State
'TS =; Western 2i}
si5 NV notice sales of $3.50 pigs Missouri a, 81
~ ~, sash
NV There has been some movement for export
aaG oo 600 lbs prime Northern and Civ have been
s, &c, cash aud To- 600 Western Rendered al cash
The receipts com,ag in pr,tv freely, aud
t> ase declining We noi,e s,lrs today ,,J
NAvAL STORES -"sptIsH, AZ a. M, -, q 'oe
VA s5c, amos. ''''S t'"''''
aiDES.-The mAthe, has been qui,, since opr l.., re-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

GREAT INDICTMENTS are offered at the
VI Nrw.YoRK CASH TAILORING Esr,RLisHMESr, i2
rulton street near Broadway. The subscribers having
hand full aud fashionable assortment q" Cloths Cassimercs
and Vestings Of the English, French ana American manuiac-
lures prepared commence our Spns business adj
herring strictly 10 ouI Str Cash delivery and
abatement in prices The advantages derived by tte customer
from the adoption OF this course, therehy rezng gam OF 50
per cent uon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious
and therefore need comment; and ~ calling the aueatoh OF
the gentlemen OF the United States and oi Newly ok IN par
t,u,ar 20 their assortment of choice Goods they Will merely
observe that lunctuitj and despatch N answering
the commands Of their friends much part oi their system
,s cash navments j Z. BOOTH * Co. 27f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

GLASS WARE At AUCTION.-On Thurs
u day, April ~ o'clock, in store No 100 Maiden an-
(iIassm usually kept by Druggists aud Crock
cry Dealers from the shelves and packages The stock
embraces DnggS> Fufnituc; Cut PLAN aud Pressed Glass;
also II 4 Astral and Signal LtH-d. Deck Lights Their
and Lamp Glasses and Shae OF every DESCRIPTION,
Of recent manulac and best quality. Terms months
over SlOO Catalogues ready and good can be eramncd-
Good, can bc packed 81 \ triilins expense.
All 81 WM ". SHIRLEY, Auctloactr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

TOOTH.A ACHE CURED in one minute by the
use Of the Clove Anodyn" THIS excellent article,
and Will cure the nost violent pam "a The guns,
49, ne minnie The Glove Anodynr unpleasant 10 the
tn,f@ or injurious teeth and "l pe'anev any
rootf 10 which applied Plcf 81 cent fof sale W
40 PIoscL.r.,f s22 Gtis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
~. ~ sL,,l., An,,,-,n.s.-

Wu W shirley. Aucucneer
fVHIS DAY "Wednesday, April ri, 10 O'Clock,
the lere store No III Broadway, positive cash ea'a-
logup sab, of hina Glass Cfockufy. &c. general
mrnt for retailers and families. aud will be sold wbou;
reserve Those 1utqE bargains j 10 weil 70 at1eat
Also from ,No families. lot oi Fumiturel1rge French
aJ h-h.po,, Bei,tea Sofas, Dining and Tea Tables rich
Lamps r Pier Gias> elegant China Chars. CARPETS, &e.
sale will commence prcisal NJ 70 O'Clock. a26 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

NEw.YoRK SOCIETY LIBRARy.--1he annual
election for Directors of this Institution was
holden yesterday at the Socctys rooms in Broad
way. There was very little opposition to the Rcgn
lar 'rickct-thc average vote beng 62 for the old
Board, and SO for the Reform Ticket.
Journal Commerce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

CTr.K AND MILLINERY GOODS Cheap for
tOCash-l.. NJ. STEVENS, (Iatn Stevens n Gruman %
Biv-f-stree door ariret and first street below
Wallstre- New York has baud choiGey selected
nr men, millinery goods Tor the spring trade, of
hc have purchased auctoo at the present rnou
rates am, will be- sold from 20 % cent below the cost Oh
IMPORTATION The subscriber adopts the course a ppf-
the bhmeq last yeaf w that OF atltnlns t
, auctions daily and avdhn himself Of the bargains mat
0f an he IN ,ugn selling them small aan lof cash,
cash only Many VIII? b9ught goods OF 5 g. Va ait yer
.l,e where And he would respectfully invite merchants aid
nilners IN the city country who want any good, IN le
,cbers line To not fail giving HIM call before purchasing
.whrrp they may depend will De- Tor their interest 10
so II. will have constantly hand full as52ttme,t o
ia. Tx, and ribbons aud all other goods the millinery lheJ
besls good assortment OF six goods general Satin and
= '' ', H., ,,,c,I,,s ysr, low al nis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
4 MEXICAN MUsEUN.-P. T. BARNUM,

u Manager.
Bcst Attractions IN the Cltv
WINCHELL, The Como Deaesioc, VIII apPeaf in
SIX chxTacters-
ba,ins gwen universal irii-; 70 aT- and acE.asn. auu
ces j, ren-r-e and viii present slEiet OF aal bn
IIaut eI;s.rim-sts
CHAEG FONC. the Cbin,>e Ju--ler vii exhlb; ms
marvellous frats OF skill and d-rterlty-
The GIANT BOY can l- ttere.
Performances every evening and "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon AZ O'Clock.
DEALE'S NEW-YORk MUSEUM and Picture
/ Gallery, opposite the CIry HILL. W II. BENNETT,
Manager.
Or VALENTINE Will Introduce his humorous entertain
ru-nt< sketches Of eccentric characters.
SIGNDE BiIGL. the NsEIcIln lId Nelt1tOlust.
LA FETITE CE.RirO the much admired Dapseuse.
Almtance - cen;schildren half price. Performance IN
the Lecture Room g. Afternoon en;er-
sinuant, Wedneday and Saturday Z. ociock Day
lies admitted on the evening free of charge.
4 si!-l,id seli-actIA- Al-lodeon 10 be seen.
The (ipssy G can b+ privately consulted day and even
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
wfl j. K Goodman where he receiving his Spring aud
S,,nner goods which he " i'll make up 10 order IN fashionable
style (suits furnished twelve hours nOcel h a'nl greatly
gnrI his rye he viii be enabled sell reduced
prices aud he socs the avors OF his friends and 's phOG
ain. nh j,,y ,,,rrs ,nJ -. IA ON delivery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

Sulcfpr-Mr. S Dean, for many years Agent
of the Union Manufacturing Company of Man
chester, Conn. hung himself on the goth inst.
He had been in low spirits for some time. His
age was ahot 80 wears.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

Il The Treasurer Of the village OF Auburn
has zone to parts unknown, as we lean from the
Tocs;n There are several particular friends
making anxious inquiries of hls whereabouts
viz .-rhe village OF Auburn, SlO,ooO; the va
r;ons Funds OF the Corporation, S5,oOO; md
,-;duals. 81, 900. sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

,JlHOGANY and Rosewood Veneers, Boards,
vi P,nks Sc. Auction the yard No. t08 Washing
,fract on Wednesday April 18th at 10 o'clock. The
rors contains suitable marena, for cabinet and piano ioa
mlnuiacinj carpenters, brush makers undeftakefs, &c
a., nu,. ,l,,rbla nom IL. a22 it's
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

r EECHEs LEECHE5 "A supply of large
.z1 healthy Swedish i--che5 thar will bic qu'cE,
oo.tantly on hini m for sale b. .r hudsd or coheH OF
sppri by = competent IsEyon.
DAVID SANDS x f,o, n5ug2,i's and AponiSfgirf,es f f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

n. We are indebted 10 the Express OF Messrs'
ADAMS & Co. for Easter, papers IN advance OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

TADY,S BOOK. GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE
Lady's World Of Fashion and Sa-sent fl NJ
also great variety Of very iHtsrsfaff s. VI SaZE No ~
jusI received and for sale By AbRAhAi "a sris-H
BIs,,ckerst, =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

FIRE At BRooKINN.--i'hc upper part OF the
house Ne. 81 Hicks. street, Brooklyn, was dc
stroved by fire on Tuesday morning. Loss, about
l,5O0 MIR. Pcarsall, who occupied the lower
part, had insurance 10 the amount ol S30u.-
Most of his goods Were removed
FlRE.-On Saturday evening last fire was
discovered in the Oil Mandatory belong ing TO
Mr.. VIM W. Swan of this town. The loss Is
variously estimated, from $ 900 TO S2,O0O.
New. Bedford Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

REMARKABLE EWnIRlwIND.-Ship Oxford, Ratl-
bone, at Liverpool, from Ncw-York, met with a
remarkable whirwnd on the passage At the
time, the ship was under singlc-reefed topsails,
and the sea quite still. Appearances indicated
no sudden alteration of the weather, when, all at
once, the lorcmast went by the board. The fore
mast passed over the fore part of the ship, leaving
the after part unharmcd. One man was washed
overheard
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

ECONOMY n DRI.SS.-229 Broadway. oPpo
l. site the Fountan.i would su2ge7tto the commnngy tilat
7mfufnsns every alnceo Clothing groIortlcnaby MOI
and would solicit call 0m thCse capa'Ie o appnrrtins
good work thai they may judge o the Inducements offered 10
;hoSs i@ying ready money. -,
S1ng- IN r.au.L.n: g,menLs wLll gl.lse earn our
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

EElDLITZ POWDERS, prepared from the best
iOmaria fun weight and put ~ superior manner for
family nia. Foi sale wholesale and retail by
DAVID SA SDS Y co, Dnis2ists ana Chemists
aop Ia.f RrnaDNH1N. NLaf.ttat
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at 80 Ca
~ gentee and conven~at tfcle for business r"n FOR
,sls by JENNINGS 22s Br0at s7y fite The CONTAIN
y Bah othe! garing.. .Ottltoaab!s moderate ii-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

CHAIRS FOR SHIPPING, or for family iisc--
y Of rnefgany fancy Ced Maple. Bel'ImPfe Cane and
wood Sat Cottage aud RocSing Ch1ifs-2f 'a ~ C I
~. 'h iE1i' S'i''' ''' tmylIs-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

sel GRAND CHANCE for a lirlle Money-A
"a good Ho,, aud four lgts o Land At Yg>ys, 90 2i,
street dins through u = street between u and
W-,ine.9; next 9Th iast AZ O'clock (oo0n) 5 Mrr.
chants E1claa.e by +. II. LUDLOW ACO; Apet@neefs.
The prop-rt; !, u,or4e-d for hnda dollars but lhr
Inort2agrr having other seenri'y isfe IS ss pf2tlGu:
that II vii much under ta; IGIs COW " i3f -
5llsrz TitIr inisua5e 500 least eazily b. iof
A.i, uTui1rr ~ tlIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

COLE8lAN'S FRENCH CEMENT for IolniDg
" broken China Gllss Eauhen aad CIbinetWa -
0ne f t .t acla, IN use Articles oineJ by this Cement
e rs st,ona asuer 70, sslr whoellr and retail by
DAVID SANDS X co. Druggist Il East Broadw4y, cor.
IT,r,,r. p,r. ~ c.utg az GtIs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

-a WANTED 10 purchase. a sIl'Is4dntItf'y i DUN
Or ,s =, sifs s3oSa oEiff ysshi wiG 103' w
So, q ~ ~ ~, psrE slip Fesy in Williamsburg or TN
Faison ry Broqslyn Any rssom bs'a @ s9sn m 70 dp9
@ a I do ng liz. stating location, prlce AT what
% re or.mises may b. seen c 10 l. j. boz fs Park Post
B. nous. not yet rented for the ensuing year would
be ursfsr-ed and :he Price must h% ysrT low. aisS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
ID NJ. Pc LIA-N... l-a-LcL S

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
DLADIES5:ss M BRoWS n ysfeS d $ ,S5' Ri, st; ST.
ps renorc, the large snt tammoiious house los pGaue
l t ~ va No o'sf sma 5S" IEi,S b G"a I
having undergone thorough rI<ir. aition,l nuuvrGi
pupils can be received Boarding Dti >chal-
Misses Blown invite parents aud guardian. who ss ri>
and xamiae eir system Of aen The can r-r to many
gentlemen OF the hg hest r-s-ctahity. Wlose dan-ierS
attest the success which has resulted o;n heif mode Of
srrncron. N-w York April, 1881 a2eeol3t
CLASSfCAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. CSC
SBroaway, near Berck~rleet-N, kl\t, respectfully
school at the stand, Bro7dwav l his friends
si, eboSi o a, ',' a~tnasd Tor % @ four a%re% ami
experienced Teachers eneag@dta ~ ssSsf ~ advancing the
hr attention OF Parents ani Uuan1us invited The
particularly airy and halthy situation OF his as e t
lers advantages oefe, thar mol euals by ay rr!'
IFT ITETAcHEBS: ;,.
J Kidier, a. NJ Classical
fiwsTd + rrs5i'Psi Paiiet Fi.iS F.ntins and Drawms.
\ Z. T.i's + B'.a$s:i $sz.S gs;si x:!,S1ssi. N".s
Rev. ]. McFl.oy, F.rESSs'I EsT (. { William; o
chouI "q [! YaTs" Hon Sn Z Sm.h t N + . + sa5-
Esq \. \ c. Amoux Eslr,;., 7. "; Banks Esd Aeker
ESQ. T. Boyd Esq, j. De Ruyter Es ; iy9e, FL IL.
ceI-strcets i<o W
rTHE PHILOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. an En-
rli>h and Classical School Tor BOYS, No. g Elddee st.
IN ts ,cha @rce dos %,nes which are
necessary 70 prepare boys for college, for those pursuits
mS up "o o n61i As tiase OF any school Of equal rok
and aIenal care in all respects extended the iGr
No eri,a charge made and booE, are mostly J"n@hrd
NOR puGl, mo three Of whom have board and Lode
M ,bT .nh"e Applicants viii e referred TO the paoo> Of tie
school many of whom are OF several years ';ani % hr'l
given b.; the Principal aI26 lw-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26

Ml5- The Missouriis rising rapidly, and we learn
that the warehouses along the river arc crowded
with produce waiting an opportunity for Shipment:
The boats from that quarter are full OF freight and
passengers. St Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
~-Temperance Anniversary Ofthe Lady
rnlumhian u. /. SOcietY.-Ths eI.ccises ~ the

= Tenn perNnC
Columbian Il. A. SOciety.-fhe EXERCISES oi me
kuoi.,rsary OF the above Soc-ty held TUESDAY evening"
tpr 18th ls3 viii be repeated Thursdl eyrni- neNt
A 9Th in the church OF Dellucr and thry size SIS.
IN consequence OF inCl-meDcy OF the weather on tnat even
ha exercises will be the with excep'l@nS-
Honorable Rob H. Morris, Mayor OF the city OF y mas
kindly consented 20 present aud address the rlel Also a
sidrs. b Capt Hart Marion Society and the rrinclfal
Temperance SINGER, will also b.. ihe pubic gene
rsI arr invited 10 attend By order OF the Isl p-c;F'
May r. AUSTIN, Secretary. ..,,, i,
Ticket, and quarter cents, 10 be had II the o"'-"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
Wan. Ii. Janr. AscEiaheer.
INI.ECfANT FlR\i1 l.-L LNBRA WOOD ~

ELEGANT FtTRNtT ZsBRA WooD PI.
- NO, CuANGtiiER>, On ta;NrINGs. &e-lhnr;dY,
April - luoclock No. 229 rcu-,trcet between F
aud Avenue A. Tompkins Square, splendid Rosewood
Furniture every variety, Brussels sud lugnn ClpetS;
rict po>ln Chandeliers; DWaer Service, French China,
Cast0r; Cak, Baskets; fgs Cups; Ma1rr Comments; Re
cumbsnt ChniS; ull French Bci,tras aud HAIRS Pans
made Chl Soils aud touchts; Astral Lamps; MaJble-top
Gearr,' and Pier Tables Ne &c.
Also splendid Ztbrj-w0od Piano Forte horizontal made
by B.umey smith SItiH-wooj urd grand action, &c Sc
Also. choice collection o Ou Paintings, Ch2nty by
Raphael COPY; Guido, Cupid Views by bHeh;
Laniscaies by Brennan.
Also the Kitchen Furn,ure With which the sale va" com
.l.ncue NOW r.a.l,. at No. s. Lihe.ty.L a26 2tr