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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

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TeAyrl, IN The Great Weten Pratrss, ie 4qahSdc a'id
Rocky lIoaatdins, and Oregon Tt1Tiiory by fn2N,s
j. FAsSHAM, Esq. fnce p cents
NO II. t.LLSWORTHiS REPOKr
H. TIE improvements IN agriculture, The .4rts &c ~
the nired States; beng accoun o! recent and ;ah'
discoveries aud improvements IN the mode Of Indins 9'
Hos making Lard O Silk, with eusravHss OF IN. m
proved Plough, and osf Agricultural I!npignsnts SC
Ifsalise Ira. M On NGRlcuLTURAL GEoLoGY-jost pub
,iri a the Tribune OtiIce. !iIce y cents
NO III DIR. LARDNER'S LECTURES.
The Third Edition Of Doctor laIdners complete course Of
Iok The subjects embraced the Lectures are Eiectcl-
y-The SunCilIa IanismThe FIXED starS-lllsnetc ~
Li:ht-F,lng Stars-Temporary StTs.Li'toii-
cal sketch OF Dew-Science ede by rtT1tl-
clic Sonnd-E i6ations Of the he;ina' oa-
c Ba,iety-SteaIn Engines OF England and AHienea
Tins edition Of Doctor LarnYfs Lectures w!ll be 'tfo-
1HsF2 HssKEfcH OF THE PROGRESS OF PHYslcAL
p, Tuos,s TuoN.oE, NJ NJ D. F. L. s. L. E. &c sc.
Resias rosssor Of chemistry the OF t.ass9w
no ~ GF6!ITgff F6I,s FIJI aHEnliafTHki9 o9GfHi AND Dali
Chemistry OF the Fo,,r Ancient Eicments'
FIRE, AIR, EARTH A&D WATER -.
Founded aPo Lectures deiirefe6 5etore he igssng t
al 81. Bifttolomep's Hospital illustrated BY upwards
This F'T o. n. Chemistry Of The -Four Ancient Elements
Is cheiiy intended ,o those who na!e not si @ IIe
dei' s aaa s9 9d are iasrae.ioa United Mh
tairnenat Explicit directions given respecting the i=E
The Book OF Philosophical Experiine nj $.
Iiraiin he Pacpa Fees end C,nIos Plsnoqs;G n, q
Heat &c :riih Introductory OJSeIrGtionS eGca set-
elce AID l1;gards cf 800 Experiments b. J. >. JAIL
NO. Y. PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL EGONOM1,
Or;fe Lars Of t.e Formation Of ActonGt ~ eatn
Developed by means the Christian Law OF G9yeFnaer''
being The substance of delivered TO The Hand-ooh
Weavers' Commission.
By WILLIAM ATKINSON
With an STRopucTioS, Treating of te present state e ne
eisncs f PoliceE Esoog a:td the 4dg,ao % Of i. is
princip,s te tae Condition n ou otrr Country ana 'ae
upbui}ding II is Prosperity.
By HORACE GREELEY.
Price 2j cents cory or 81 Si6 N-r rundTed
GREELEY Il McELRATH,
TJihur- Office, GU Nasseu-street.
- One COZ OF eacn of lh= above valuable may De
f5n-d for 81 CO. or fr coa< of ci-her an for t!i5
amr lnon-y They ao Tor sale by and NAV 6 ooained
Al the sam. rrces from REppfNG x Co. Boston; ZEiBEK
Co Piiladeiphia; Wm H Moore Co Cincinnati: and Nor
man Steele * Co. Ney.-Oreans
~ In Press.
~ No. VI. of the same setes-On the Culture of silk,
sc Also,
40. VII, VI. Araso on Astronomy.
u CaUtion.-The Travelling Public are cautioned
against their fare Albany Schenectady or uca anf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

CooPEKAcE--Wlr don't Horace Greeley put
Ms plea OF insanity, Rthc forthcoming libel suit I?
I'm the only plea tina the courts will listen to
aow.a,days. We menthned the entire success OF
the plea of insanity in a reach of promise case.
snd, as Nir. Greeley has bee, charged with acting
little eccentric OF late, wehave no doubt that
would prove successful IN lease. Something
must be done to stop the progre Of this epidemic,
oF there IS no knowing where lenay end even
eo!ored fellow, of whom we Id so good an
opinion as 10 lend him 50 cents get married
*lih, has been disgracing himself byoroseculing
libel suit agains. one of his own Cor. AS &
matter OF course, he obtained verdict, but lost
ms Standing among respectable gentlcInt.
Rochester Advocate.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

= .t,tDiNtI--A large front ParIor in the second
- with bedroom and pantry attached will ee le with
b. ~. reatit and his wife. single senemel.-
ihe house ~ order large aad airy, with fre
le the The family Is quite small and abo1: halt
scs1s- only Will H.f-'-n y survey OF the p.enl>ss
l ,..t - ey3der le and cleanliness OF
the ulace and oC the upey5 ef of the accomncdaticns-
Fogui7e No $50 Greenwich of the Editor ath5
Tribune ).ncs je29 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

yTlLLALiI# FIRE ENGINE for sale cheap ~
double acting; viii throw lyater with men equal 10 IL
Corporation Engne with twenty; very suitable 9r S!ll1s@
Pie. $50. Inquire OF y. l. A4thi
jy22 2w Division, corner Of Kussts-'tr-et
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24
FIRST PREMI q u
AFTER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TN1IIH BV01 TND SHV- SIo1'1:.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those Ladies who are esirous Of purchasing good
Shoes that theirs ali made Of the finest French materials
onl suited 70 the shape Of the foot ha noas pat sne[MGt M
workme employed, that lnauu!actory under The
superuiendeuce OF competent foreman aud th; W.
have hand al times, extensive a'ortmrn CONSISTING
every fashionable style OF Ladies, Misses, BOYS and Cm
dfes Boots and Shoes and also, import direct from the lTSt
makers IN Paris Ladies French S!, large asSormeHt al
ways hand TITTLE HAY WARD,
No. 229 BrooaGw4y, door above Readc-st!eet:
X B.-T {. u. received silver Media! an1 Diploma Tor
superior samples Of Ladies Cater Boots and Shoes at tie
Measures tale9 and or 4rs promptly executed e2s 3
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n.- o.o,r aIr. Weed.

TIL. letter which VIZ give to-day descriptive OF great
R.eal demonstration in Dublin is absed somewhat N
authorization 1t does not, however form part OF the regular
series No of that series viii appear on Ionday' Jour
immense Repeal Meeting at Dublin.
c-c. nr The Eyenin. journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

4 FAMILY. pleasantly situated, giving to the.f
children private education, wish sscc.lte " h tes
Two or three girls for whom home am, similar ton MAJ
be ,eslled hcy would receive Parsnt aiteation 'icta
embracing lusic, French sc, Terms mosF"te X 5S'o
companions i, - :oo,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

puT OF any description TO dispose Of or who are break
ing viii find ready sale for any portion OF
the subscriber. Goods 20 any amount purchased
F.COLTON. l1j Fulron-street, and
my2o # "a Aln-stI e.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

S204RLiNG II L2SG BRANCH, y. Tho
l}su5,crber h,S op.ne house situate aboat guar
a @ t5ul ,s scsl0gr, az the above pisce Tor me
e,oI az visitors Y seven dollars fes wees Ladies' wall b.
@ aul lgon for me purpose OF 6athag sc ire'
.i Every sxertioa viii Dc maze - Eeg5e. sAtl actor.
3 IL asart ard aS-sr bic lose VINO ns4 ye;
hey 81. n a sitf. DE6ORA SAl!sS tY,o 3sAa Syts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

(,AMP MEETING Al Sl&6-SlNt nus
OCamn Meeting III commerce Monday u,At 81 July
Tn. preachers and friends :om the Ne~- York and Pouo-
krsYsie Districts invited TO attend. Jy%S 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

TDUARL}1N BR0ADifA Y-tIeutlemen and their
- wives lld ~ yrl,ieIaen w md good board am
rooms at 6i8 Blo,,Nz. t1yr oor C,,..tuiioa Hall =
sa>aet llo5 on st ,siag oAl soay !!pat. wlJis
o. i.horl 6e4 roo1lS lftac-tst 70 eJ. with board
Rooms icr Ssit 9et6eS ucGsIGs ly2e I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

!. GEN ETLi2AIAN of 4 number OF years exert
epCe IN teaching who furnish tlls ,est @r;ca't
of abiIity and mona charac ef slr0us OF ls ts C4
OF school in this city sogetme 5c:ee2 ms ard ne ~ oi
adlres>e,! 10 A. B. viii promptly responded 10. y9 tcF~
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USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE"


no l. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOfLE'
IN the Great Wesierl IraTiss r .7aGhGGc q'id
RJcky lIouatdius, and OREGON Te17fiory by fh3A,s
k.INuAA ESQ. lrc. - cenis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

"WrsrERS FouRlsR CoSyE.r,oS.-We have been re,
quesed TO suggest 10 the reuG OF Association here ana
elsewhere the popris,y of holding Convention III some OF
the Western cities this fall with view to organise
grand phalana instead the local Associations
Which abou, being organized in The country ihe
Trades Union of this City desire know the feelings Of
,hei: friends in the West on this subject"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

T IaiE, LIAIE-Waa;cd in exchange Tor l,00oO
Lbarre North Ree Lime and Cement, Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter be PAID cash any amount OF
the above articles OF exchange for property OF ny KIND
real personal Will be made liberal terms Apply to
D Tovt. corner OF Madison and james sts klib u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

= Rt'--A iagnsie ora few stGgie gentlemen ci
- Zooi morale, T- toar anG spacious IA
va, ealt!} .=sats gcstloa, ,0i Eat Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

r OOk AT THAT BOYS WHISkERS-
IL ioun. gentlemen who feel ambitious sport whskers,
should buy three shilling bottle of Jones Coral Hair eSor
alive Many think because this pued IN The IS
not geodlet them give ta II WI! ioee The har 70
grow part whe.e intended haiI 70 grow IL IS
sold al the sign OF the American Eagle, S2
N-w-Tor or l39 Fulton-st. Brooklyn Iy - In
INDIA RITRBt,R HOSE FOX CKUIUN Wa
TER-The public ara respectfully invited 10 e-aTiae me
article as manufactured by The subscriber The o.
no; pe,end 10 say batter than any ohe he waEIs T.
fully equal ard to bear the pressure Of the Croton "
il n1pc srout- than generality of this kInd OF rose, ana
aid ar low prices A fair discount made 10 PLUMBERS
~ c. L. ROSS i2i Maiden Lane,
;sIo ,f between Pearl and Water-streets
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

q Sylvania Associa,fon.-0fic No. Is
Pine 81 third story Open from 10 A 81 and from 10
/ p ". information cheerfnIiy given The Constitution
gwen
Members OF the Association tSinSle prefered yO II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

Uptown GROCERIES-Oye Oh IN bas,,
a Of Y bottles each ot superior qulltg rscei7ed
and for sale b. JOHN c. MORRISON, Druggist,
i,.J3 Hy l9g Greenwich street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

Ha.tiord Fire Insurance. Company.
LIRE INSURANCE al the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company-(lacorpo'ated lSlc-
This long established and well Known Institution HAVING
been in sctive operation upwards OF hrg yI' CONTINUES 10 70
,crpon property dsensl loss denage og on te most
favorable tsfrs JOHN NELSON, Ir. Agent,
;s99 am s. Wall street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

TIP TOWN GROCERlES-OHvc OIL, il SoZ
e of Beetles each of superior quail just pgrya and
:of sale cheap by JOHN +. iO.shtojNp
-c9 IL. Dr,ggi,, No 1893 Cit-enWic..-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

MENTAL SURGEON.-Mr. BUSKEY would
~ nlo his customers aud the public that he continues
his old stand q Muayteet next door 10 tie church and
continues to supply the loss OF teeth n the durable ad
beautiful style the latest and approved plans Teeth
Tiled cleaned the hest charges moderate.
Terms cash Extracting Teeth 80 Toothache cured
z12 3meo6s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

nlCHNOND COUNTRY FLOUR-2Gg b5ls.>se-
II peri.e for sale by GRINNELL, AilNTUKN& * CO. 10
South.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

T57HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
1 Capita. S309 500, Office No. 81 Walls This Company
continues 70 make insurance against loss damage b. ire ard
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

CHEATIIiNG COPPER-lG0 cases !lag.:sh, t6
MS . ;:&i&< ELI sIlNTunH: s.Co. rs Sco,, st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS.
aAYrEAcruREp By

,nufac,ures every species Of Hy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

rlI. re;eseatls- The Fence Rails sh4rpened: Au-
cur With utters Holes bored; Post, Ditch and Embark
Plou.h: TO- Surface Of the sround: L. Cheap Wood Mil;
- and l3 End AID Front a. Post-botns Machine
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

Ths following works Tor sale AZ t'e o'ce ol Il'e
'ew-York Tribune N.ssausr-eet cFosit- TIE Cts Hall IN
le Cy Of New-York hbera! discount from TIE re'ai'
Eiees maae 20 I-rsnas who E.:rchass - 81 a.lla.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

Correspondence Of the Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24
THE TRIBUNE.

- AyAEasls OF XEsorHov Chiefly according to the
,. Of L. Di4dorl; with Note, folt,e OF Schools
s,d Colleges. By John j Cwep Princpai Of the Cor.
ysiii. Institute Ntw-ToIk Leayitt * Trow, l9l
stosaway Isi3-pp 500, l2mo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

Leaving other and previous Letters TO explain
how and why chance to be here, let me hasten
to give brief account Of the GREAT REPEAL
MOVEMENT in which Dublin has been enga-
ged, heart and soul, to-day. was fortunate in
Witnessing this sublime spcctaclc-and still more
fortunate in having position that enabled me TO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

TOSEFE II. FOSTER, ". y. surgeon Der
ss rist from No % - y" " fr pa"e ny 3f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28
Newburgh.
Correspondence Of the Herald
NEwRIrRaU. Aprll %. lS-

NEWBURGH, April ZZ, 1910.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, ESD
There has hsen an extraordinary revival among
many different churches for several weeks past
The spirit has indeed been abiding with us. Hun
dreds have been brought to see themselves in new
light, and have gained hope for blessed immor-
tally beyond the grave. The old and young, the
learned and the ilterate, have alike ocked to the
altar of redeeming Saviour. Mr.. R. pastor of the
Baptist Church. has already immersed between 60
and 40 he ia young man, and has been with us
but short time, and certainly has reason to feel
much hattered IN meeting with such success. The
addition to the Methodist is larger STILL numbering
near two hundred. All the other churches have
done their share in the good work.
Quite flare up has taken place between portion
OF the merchants and freighting establishments OF
this village. The former complained OF the prices
they charged orfresh, but the latter refusing
the lllh u to take the matter into due cOnsldera-
ton. The "gallant Col. H. was called to the
chair when resolutions, all cut and dried, Of
iered by alderman George" and unanimously
adopted. have been unable to obtain copies OF all
the resolutions
There was quite buzz among our citizens few
days since, in consequence OF report that our pre-
sent Post master, MIR ID had been removed, and
that the ''many faced DanleP' had been commanded
to step into his shoes. The dIsapprobation of the
people so readily manifested before the report was
general expression would be, were such really to
take place.
Madame Adolph is here, feeling of heads and tell
ing fortunes Price fifty cents think OF calling
on her to make inquiry about the MILLENNIUM. To
morrow is the last day. 10 SMITH, Jr.
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WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
326 PEARL ST FRANKLIN SQUARE, ". Y.

FOWLER son respectfully inform their friends and
the public that thew have opened the above we'll known
to conduct the same strictly in those The accom-
Permanent and Transient Boarers by the day week Phi
apa. for families the most reasonable
The location is convenient the London and Liverpool
Packets and the Albany. Buffalo, Boston and Philadepha
Every information persons aveng also
hest and Of to all parts Of the United
States and Canada. . = .
The Reading Room will be supplied with English and
American papers, and all the Temperance periodicals..
Tes-Boakng week 50; per day IS cents Tea, cof-
fee. cakes &C. always ready. -
We the undersigned, would eheerfu'ly recommend the
above Hotel the notice of Washngonan friends, and
the travelling public generally.
Hon. Aaron Clark
Hon. Geo. Hail. President Parent Society, Brooklyn.
James Van Dyke President Of Wsllabcut Z b. Society
James Hopper President o. the Franklin Temp Society.
VIM +. Legget, Vice President Broadway society,".
AC Flanagan, President Of Prospect Society:
Rev Isaac Covert, rressent w ashpgonan T. B. Society
Nicholas Duff, President of Anderson Society.
Wilson, M, ID. President OF Marshall I. Society.
AMI m Sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

w WESTTHORP respectfully informs his friends and the
w public that his school will open the of May
Parents and guardians are also informed W W. makes
ofchren committed to his from twelve years
age Readng. writing, photography arithm uc geogaph
and grammar taught The location delightful and he hy
the orchard gardens and play ground spacious about
leaves Barclay day at O'clock Rosvile
Terms for board and tuition, including washing
quarter, paid in advance. References
Rev. David More, Staten Island.
W. N. Seymour, ESQ, Chath.m Square. NY
Henry Stewart SeRuIDe, ESQ, Sta,eR Island.
VIM Ludlam, Esq. l2t Bsekman street.
John Quinn, Esq 80 Munroe street
Nes',s Colvili and Flsmns Esq, ls Cedar street.
Capt Edward Ferber, Esq, Hicks street, BrookIyn.
Mrs. Varian, 81 E'cndge street. New Yors. a22 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

ANOTHER MORMON CrTY.-The Mermons are
about building new city at Shokokan. on the
Mississippi, three miles below Burlington, la.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

HHxu FARM FOR SALE, cona ming forty acres, thirty.
~ five under cultivation aud the balances good growth Of
~~w WOOD
On premises house good repair coach house
and large barn In front Of the house excellent well Of
secured from the westher hya new well house. and
fine Of the house On he above described
is abundance such apples, cherries. pears, ounces,
CUR ants gooseber les, &C.
TIE farm lies from the steamboat snding,
one fr of Rye, the North road. full
81 Sound light houses when LIGHTED;
is in every respect desirable location for genenans
dencc.
OF MIR. J. IL WELCH 81 Leonard street.
,ie lmsec at the Police Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

GEN. ORIFE had not attempted to capture Monte
video at the last accounts. He ten leagues from
the citv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

DISTRESS IN New Brunswick. Cattle are starving
| to death in New Brunswick as well as in Canada
| and at the west. Fodder was never so scarce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

TRACKED .-Shipman, the absc onding robber,
passed through Cincinnati, under the name of John
son, for Dayton, the 18th, supposed to be on his
way TO Canada Two Philadelphia officers passed
through in pursuit two days after. One went south
and the other north.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

WING ExTRAvAeANcE The salary OF the mayor
Of Portland has been raised to $500 per annum'
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Superior Court.
-

APRIL U-Edpard Mrandoli VS. Merehants' Erehsnss
Company-This was an action brought by the plaintiff
in the year 1888 tn. defendants contracted by Parol With
the plaintiff for 450 tons OF Italian marble OF certain
quality and certain dimensions, for shafts and pillars to
complete the rotunda of the Merchants ExchAnge-ths
plaintiff not having delivered the marble pursuant to the
original agreement In December Of the same year q
write entered into betwesn the parties
the basis of the first but modifying very considerably
By the last contract 1t was agreed between the parties
that the defendants should charter vessel Themselves
and send ii out to Leghorn for the marble and fur
Their stipulated that the marble should be delivered at the
port OF LeghorR within 80 days after the arrival Of the
vessel at that port and that she should sail in ten days a.
ter receiving her freight In pursuance this agreement
the defendants chartered the ship Sarah and Amelia,
of March, 1882 and after considerable delay only por
ton of the marble shipped and delivered at New
bic was not delivered to the vessel
detained for several DAYS beyond the time sgreed up
for which the defendants had to pay sisSo demursgs,
and that the marble was Of avery inferior quality
Several witnesses were examined by the plaintiffs, and
the Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
Court Calendar-THn DAY.
SUPERIOR COuRr.-Nos. 81, 49, 30. ~, ss 70. ~, "a.
%, 49, SO.
NAVIGATION between Chicago and Milwaukee 10
open.
WING ExrRAvAeANcE The salary OF the mayor
of Portland has been raised to $500 per annum'
Eyuap.r,ox TO OsEeoN Extensive preparations
are making at the west to emsrate to Oregon.
STEAMER BoeuK HoMA has been totolly lost 10
the Bayou de Glaize
BLossoMNe. The apricot and plum trees in Bal
tmore are in full bloom.
CLEAR OF lcE-AH the MYERS in Name.
GREEN PEAS were in Savannah on the 18th inst
Positive FLow-Comp. flower
Superb. fled.
Pos SHow--Comp. shower
Sup. Shed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

a BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store, I7s Chatham
square of Mott where fashion. beauty dura-
by and economy combined to adon the head The Pro-
have the pleasure offer style of the
imitation Of beaver which closely resembles those formerly
sold FOR IS and IS the low fixed price OF ST. those who from
inclinat induced study economy that
article Of dress opportunity OF doing
and st keep the of the fashionable
Brown Co presenting this hat public think they
have reached thu utmatum of beauty cheapness
durability and comfort the All sales for cash
therefore good customer the losses incurred by the bad
BROWN co. l78 Chatham square,
az lms Of Mot st
N SPRING FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN7S HATS
SA-The Undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and the ubc generally that he has ready foe
and sale the much admired spring style # MS Hats,
which for Of finish and and Of FORM exceed
ormer effort m this any other city.
To the economist they desirable article they
bine cheapne.s duab t and eegpce. warranted equal 70
inferior In the Hats
enge, comps the rore socits Of patron
age hs would also cal their attention hs large
of Mems Youts and chIldens caps cloth &C. ali of
his manufacture which for variety Of patterns
eQualied.
Also style ochdren drab and pearl coorsd fancy
hats trimmed with velve Of patterns for and
summer wear very much admired. call will convn the
sceticsl Of the superiority the shove ar
Giles, now ready for sale at the old Established Of
ISAAC Fl. ARCHER,
all 1m<r 20a and f60 Gree lch al, NJ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

CA SEVERE REBUKE TO EVIL DOORS" THE
congregation of "the Church of the Ascension"
have lately turned out all the vestry who behaved
so unbecomingly to clergyman of high standing in
the western part of this State. We are glad to see
improvement in ecclesiastical as well as temporal
affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

William Mason, who made
such horrible confession OF committing the double
murder in Harrisburg has proved an abb, and is dis
CHARGED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

CIVILIZATION IN CUBA.-A race course has been es-
| tabsbed in Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

PRoMIsINe.-The wheat crop In western New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

nJ- The Bay opposite Erie, Pa, was clear of ice
on SATURDAY. last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

EMIGRATION TO OREeoN Extensive preparations
are making at the west to emigrate to Oregon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

BLossoMNe apricot and plum trees in Bal
timorc are in full bloom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

ITO TIE PUBLIC-Whereas, an article arpea,s in the da
" rapers under the he I'D Of Postscript vii uy iscon
struag fmer .verd.s meni Of the ,ubsebe thereby 81
Webbs Burner absolutely his Webs entire
Now the subscI would most speciay inform the public
him alone And the article alluded to Wsbbs latest i'm
meuis-9aent right u-ed-ipd only b. fond his
store. Now, order SHOW The OF the alb
large assortment of the above Phiosophea Lamps
by together it'll still further
and for viii ,hr charge made. He would in
ve the public call and Judge for themselves which is the
humbug-ony give him CALL and mt forget the old and
mausnt location, No ia Grand door from Broad
a26 3tsr JAMES KINDS, Manufacturer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-28

APPoINrMRNTsBy THE GovERNoR.-Edward Cruft,
Jr., Robert E. Hudson. John A. Bolles, Marcus
Morton, Jr., and Norman T. Leonard, OF West
field, as commissioners for taking acknowledging MS
Of deeds, &C., in Massachusetts, to be used IN New
York