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TERMS OF EIGHTH VOLUME.

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Rev, Mr.. Picrpoint, of Boston, has sued
the Hollis-steet Church proprietors for a
years salary, and attached the estate there
for,
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THAT LETTER. old fox has at
last been smoked out of his hole. The
Richmond Enquirer has been forced, by
appeals from all quarters, to give the letter
TO the Public, in which Mr.. Van Buren, de-
nounces and disclaims the present Tariff
Here 1t Is. 1t is the shortest and conse-
quently the most explicit letter that ever
emanated from his all-sided pen. Read it.
friends of the present American Tariff.and
remember him who thus announces himself
opposed to its Principle as well as TO IFS De-
tails. The Troy Budget, Albany Argus
and other pretended Locofoco Tariff pa
pers, who only oppose the details of the
Tariff, will of course copy the epistle from
their chief Let il be generally circulated.
ALBANY Erening Journal.
Albany, Feb. %, 1913.
"My Dear Sir,-I thank you very kind
" for your friendly letter. have at no
time nor any where hesitated to express my
decided disapprobation of the Tariff act Of
the last session, as well in respect 10 the
principles upon which it is founded, as to
its details. In good time you will have my
views in respect to that and other subjects
before the public. In the mean time. be-
lieve me to be very sincerely, your friend
and ob't servant.
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10 II"79" 30
Approved, Oct. 81, 1913.

No. IL. IN act, regulating proceedings
against trustees.
1t is hereby enacted by the General AS
scmbly of the State of Vermont, as fol-
lows:
Sec. !. No execution shall hereafter is
sue against the body of the trustee, except
when such person shall be adjndgcd trus-
tee under section thirty. four of chapter
twentv-nine of the Revised Statutes.
Sec. ?. This act snail take effect from
its passage.
Approved Oct %. 1913.
No. 12-An Act, relating 10 Process.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly ofihe State of Vermont, That
commissioners of highways may, either
Jointly or scveralIy, sue any one or more
of the petitioners who signed the petition
on which said commissioners were aP-
pointed, and may recover for their servI-
ces, the same as though all the petitioners
were Joined as defendants.
A,nrovcd Nov i4i3
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Approved Nov. l, 1913

No. 10. An act, relating TO trustee pro-
cess.
1t is hereby enacted by the General As
scmbly OF the State Of Vermont, as fol-
lows:
Sec /. When any person shall be sum-
moncd to appear before any county court
rs trustee, in any cause there pending,
such court may appoint commissioner I"
take the disclosure Of such Trustee. and the
same proceedings shall be had before such
commissioner, relating TO the disclosure Of
such trustee, as are prescribed in chapter
twentv-ninc of the Revised Statutes.
See. >. ANY commissioner, 50 appointed,
NAV administer all necessary oalhs or af-
: lirmations to any trustee appearing before
7 him and when such cOurt is not IN session,
NAV summon any trustee, VII, SO disclosure
. he has been appointed 10 take. 10 appear
before him and make disclosure IN the same
manner as required by said chapter twenty
( nine. and such disclosure sud commission
or shall return 10 said court, and the same
proceedings shall be had thereon. as II tho
same had been made before said court.
/ Sec. >. If any trustee, after reasonable
notice from such commissioner, shall refuse
or neglect to appear before him, or appear
ing shall refuse or neglect TO make his dis
closure. or 10 answer such interrogatorics
as shall be proposed to him in writing,
agrceaby to the provisions Of said chapter
twen,y-ninc. the county court, unless good
cause be shown to the contrary, shall roE-
der Judgment against said hustee as in case
Of default.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
| knproyed. Oct. 81, 1913.
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Che Tmo Suttors.
-"And that morn

--''And that morn
Had Juan from his lnez borne
All woman's pretiiness of scorn:
Had waichd for her ayerted eye
In vaiu,--had seen a rival nigh,
And smil'd upon and widely swore
That he would ware the chain no more -
And yet she lov'd him--oh how well,
Let women's own fond spiIi; tell"
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LETTER FROM Gov. SEwARD.-We find the
following letter from Ex-Gov. Seward in the
Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
Gitp fntellIeenee.

FRIDAY, HlalCn
CIRCUIT .CoURT.-Before Judge KENT
Jar;cs HcusAeg vs Resnra Parian and battery
damages laid 81 The defendant Is brr,her oforr
ex-Mayor and present Senator and, necessarily,
nected in political affairs The plaintiff about be
nominated az constable OF the 18th Ward at The ears
spring election Var.an him at Unity Hall, Of
2ls street aud the Bowery and tod him he would make
pretty officer, &c. HapgLey said something reply when
high words ensued and Faran first took hold OF hi,
then struck him violent blow which Knocked him down,
and followed up the assault afterwards yarian power
full man. and the plaintiff fractured By the blow
and he bled very much. Verdict for plaintiff, ai25.
Daniel o. Fin.;land and ambrose C. Kin ssland A
gustus +. Carn1an and Eccles STANDARDIZATION
the amount of bonds of $4,000 each, with penalty
double the amount. The defence usury The deen
dan,s being DESTROYS Of having the testimony plain,
pu; an aidayi, in the plea. The affidavit however said
they teli-Ded usury have been exercise ed The Court
after argument, held that lie aidav answerthe ssuy
law, and compel plaintiff. testify, state positively
that usnry had been taken The defendants having
witnesses unable present proof of usury. Verdict
for plaintiffs.
MARINE CouRr.-Beforc Judge HAMMOND.
ANDREW e. CTas,}ofi u.s. William G. Hood-Actior 20
500 asserted be due for the bald
ing house Sd Avenue, 122d street The deendan,
commended that he made verbal agreemenfor 1926 and had
overpaid The jury reversed the matter and gave verdict
for defendant, OF $40 Is.
CouRT OF OYER Asp TERM1NER.-Bcfore
Judge KENT and Aid. Woodruff and CARsrAs.
Benjnmin Slater the coorsd man against whom ndict
ment cr in the first degree found the previous
day, arraigned and put in plea OF guilty. Els
trial was put down for Wednesday next.
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DIED:

On Friday March q. al O'Clock P ~, OF consumption
Truman Bartholomew, in the 6lst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are res pectfuy
viteI TO attend the funeral from his late residence NO.
SIS Flft., St. without further notice.
On Friday morning. NJ arch "a at O'Clock, Gorge Men,
A. infant son OF Hezskah D. and Caroline Hull aged
war, ; months and 20 days
rhe friends and Of the family are respect
,uy invited 10 attend the uGera! this afternoon Saturday,
~ O'Clock from their residence No. Dover street, near
Franklin square. IF
Al schenectady March Goth, Mrs. Eliza D. wife OF 3 H.
Johnson t.sc in the S ST year OF her age.
March IS, birs Ann Turner, aged IS.
Mars: IS Mrs Catha1ne Burdett, widow OF the late Sie
rken Ru-deti, 10 her 7i;h year
March Is, Miss Margaret g. Gillmur, aged 2S
Al Char..oD, c. John Juliu Prngle Esq, IN bis SUN
year MIR p Speaker The House OF Representa- Ves
f HE STATE from I73? l7S9 aHa eu the Office OF attos
ev General from 1892 1910, having largely asscd IN
,i,,. formation of tina, Slate Constitution
Al Cieveand Ohio, March IL Sarah, wife OF Royal
arr, and daughter the late William B. Sahn, Esq OF On
opdaga, n. T., aged So r-,;a
A,rel niece OF The late Hon. Abram Canine.
Al Toronto Canada, March IL, j. S. Baldwin, Esq, ased
IS years ~ -, q, ,-.,-. and
months Mrs ada Hedard, wife OF Mt Laurent ra,d-
dis Jr AT the place, The 18Th, Miss Josepbte
dard sister OF the above named, aged Is years ana ~
months Al The place. on the i>t Deceinoer; has
lin. H.lsrd sister of the above named d2etl i yeas
and Is ucnbs-tley all THREE died of scarlet lever az
same pa e. on Isl August, Angelo Bedard sister OF te
hr-- named, aged years and months my were
al; i.ro ntpTs OF Capt Joseph Bedard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

There fair business done at the Board to-day Ken
lucky fell Of J.; Ohio 6s i. Bank Of Commerce. full, i'm.
provedi.
Sterling hes rather firm appearances small sales 81
e. few very faTorte bils sold g. Francs As 42
The sroant of Alabama offering is very small The rate
Is sbou, 10 % disc. AT Mobile, l4sb bills York,
50 days, 6; do so cs ISL ls sight II. Ia. The
market opened rather rD BAT the day advanced
became unsteady and decline Of per cent realized
ca Sterling bills. York checks and specie.
We have received nforma Of the suspension OF the
Oswego Bank. On Monday, the 18th inst Hon. David r
Brewster. was elected President In the of Alanson
Douglass, Esq resigned. On Saturday there some
thing Of the Bank in consequence of dstrut and
classification in the COMMUNITY, and Monday the 8ot
alter Standing mostly from depostors, few bouI
the Directors passed resolution suspend. 1t is under
good circulation OF The Bank about $4,000, its
deposits about $50 GOO aud its other liabilities about $50 ORC
making in 500 and tina, has good bills receivable
70 the amopntof Liabilities Irrespective of doubtful debts
sal real estate The merchants Of C.wego taking the
bills at par for goods The following was the condition OF
The Bank according the last repor, to the Bank Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
CLEARED.

: Ship Roscf1s. Collins, Liverpool e K Collins < Co.
BeEks Mallory, Brown, NO aesnitb LEEDS !. C5 Her
RrgS Graad TURK, Nichols, NO, Nesmith. Leeds Co;
Mary York, Portland do doi Eliza and Susan, Dyer, 40
bile, Sadger = P-ch.
sschr, Alene, Ballard, Mobile; Baunty. Darling, New
a:ose, a Cooley c. Go.
ARRIVED
schr julia Pals,er, u ds ion MsnzaGilIa mahogany Gnd
cedari> Daniel Gusts.
;,tchrcnd Cbes,er,4 ds i'm Richmond cotton and
tosaccn I, Alien PaSoc.
schr Hg!l Pdes Burgess, "a iorrs I'm Delaware, naval
BFLoW-l brig. Wind ligh, aud NV.
Schr Albany Packet. Ho.chAs Boston, adze TO Foster
& Eicsers-n.
Schr Abbott Lawrs-ce Yale, I'm Boston, with INDIE.
Sch7 iri,, Nickerssp, I'm Boston. 9Th 7dre
Schr BeE aG.in gelow Basseii, Bosom, ith tnd,c.
schr Union, Balance, fm Newbern. NC, with stores
Sshg 5 /; Robinson, Pcgh, I'm nberp, NC, Win naval
stores
sico2 Rhode Island, I'm Providence. with oil.
snoo Excel, Hunriag, &c! Newport
Hs,;ns.NDt.
The packe, SHIPS which left port wi,h: t.r fee days
PAST have had fine oil the co3si--ite H1ttee',
urstey for Liverpool LEFT Saturday afternoon the lsh
The hontszuna Lowber Monday afternoon tue 2Gtni
Hepeck HuGson Morgan, Tor London, On "Wednesday
aerncGu the 22d; aud The Virginia Allen the aiteTneoR
OF I'D little anxiety fe amoMg those Interested IN
iese me vessels which wi! make the shortest passage 10
Engic u.
Pace slip BrrSrndy, for Hare, will be detained until
sionay, 9th inst.
gale aa got Off and wet up 70 dock Thursday ga
instant
CHR.y1cLE OFFICE, PORTSMOUTH, Va, March 22--3 NJ
Tue II ship Joha Adams Is IN The otl1g. and lie steam
boat belonging the GOspor Navy ard has gone down
10 .ssi.. her Wind light and po>Pec. ri another stern
Tae eliot Water Witch p;ck. up, Friday l7th insl,
about niles Charleston Bara bale 0 cotton arhtt
y number $685. packed In gunny bag ing
There was la.ge quantity OF 1t airlt-
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DY s. DRAPER, Jr.--Stoge Sd WIZ
q , tarr.sSree,. corner OF Pressrses
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered
NE Wy y DR. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
li2 FuLToS.sTxEEr, NEAR BROADWAY.
Tse subscribers having hand full AMI fashionable %
.ortn,ent g cshs Cassaeres and fesags Of the EHs
French aad American manufactures prepared 20
eom.nce our Spriay business adherag strictly TO our old
sv.,. OF Ca A on delivery aud 40 abatement in prces
The advantages derived by 'Ac customer from The ado
ton or III, course thereby realizing gain OF 80 per cea
upon credit e,e. they conceive perfectly obvious, ard
therefore needs % compeni anu IN cass Tue at5sn Gh =
~ r.n,,,sn Of thu u,sed xtaies snj OF New York IL
nar,cpiar to their assoreos Of choice Goods they VIZ
-,.rel observe that undertaking 5apsuaiy and dssra.cs
IN answering The commands o, thsa iIiehds Is as uaca
part OF their system cash payments roarr,.ro
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Jas. p. ROGERS.
H7HE SUNDAY MORNING BULLE

tina Journal Of Literature &nc S0tlL1sie'3i'6
,aseisI, Political and Genera! News -
The 5eeUat number Of hi, new and highly popSLM SeS
day newspaper - -ared to MORROW" Srnoay,
vii contain among its orig ma Literary articles ta
The Land of Steady Habits Twenty iea aSo-a rsyie " o.
Farshams Travels in the Great Western rIalri ~ ara
-,ac and The Rocky Mountains and The Oregon
t Interesting letter descriptive OF Pals anu i's ess
rons received " tie CoeEbia steamer &C. &c.
with selection OF choice Foreign >sd American Mscsla
neous Literature l. A..,,- ~.
X, leading Edo7ia! articles comprise Ia 10y Oh
topics; among whcn are De5Il-the Sp:ing Eisetot
f,o.ai AM! intellectual Culture Of American herS.
=r h Gtres-he Press OF the United states us IoT ms
and Us fuwa.- sint1al Dep Nc
Murder OF Sir. Corlias-& Nav 'u!ce tiaT7l Ne iU JAZZ
and numerous others on various SOB ects
rs News Department will contain all The i.e%s 81
the Day Financial Commercial and General-a tie t15
By Mails eivrd up the hour OF puoicatona ui.
and comprehensive Summary OF the general anu ocai
of week including fu and :n1e rcpo,' e! a .e
facts relative 10 the MURDER Of MR. CoRLlES as de
veioped upon the Inqusi ion e The Coronef- ue PFC
ceedings Civil Criminal Courts during the week
&c &c. SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS. Ohce
l56 Nassau street, corner of Beeama5
For sale above, all the Popular SeTioolce sha ee'P
new Publications. the Gav
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Court Ca,eudar This DAY.

CrRcUlr CouRr.-Nos. IS, 50, 50, IS, 70, 268,
II, 1879, 80, SO to 90, inclusive
CoMMos PLEAs.-Nos. 10, II, %, SO. Sc, 4,
38, SO, 40, III.
SUPERIOR CoyRr-No,es of Issue for the ensuing term
must be filed on or before Monday nest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

nand in consequence of the navigation being still closed
and the shoe the Eastward doing but lit
tie public sale Of 5e sides is advertised for the S9th
lnstan:.
GLAsS.-At auction 1000 bIs American window Class,
by 10 TO Is by o. sold for 81 10 10 so, cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

ESlVE DOLLARS KEW AhD.-Lost
IL y, "Wednesday the 2lst instant, supposed oa the
7rd beseer Blocker street and siEt street, a
Account sook The owners TIE inside OF the cover
Aiso Bank Book on the Trademarks BANK, eohiaainS
ssye, loo.s checks with the bank stamp marked pau on
hem These books being OF no use TO any person exc
The owner the fader will receive the above Eears ana
nf The ovoer by leaving them at Mr Geo Kelley
No $50 Broadway or a, Mr.. Tbonss whites, corner OF
orange ana Wh'le '1eeS d. GcoNNOa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

1,on better established, and none more generally con-
red of best OF al asTI N a az.
;nrur,hle Copsumplions originated in neglected colds In
climate 50 variable where the changes OF weather
are frequently sudden and unexpected, u reqanes mon
10 hum life Than most persons able and ling to be-
stow. The bills Of mortality exhibit The alarming ana
aj.ncbov fc ha, The number of deaths by This disease
are as FIVE 10 ore Inasmuch then this fatal disease Is
increasing aud Spreading 50 widely ana tea1ay a
physicians it eratihcaen 10 the subscriber 70
be enabled 10 all Of consumptiye habits or NOSE al,
affection of The breast lungs, reasonable ana Almost
certain prospect relief by using the celebrated
STRENGTHENING Plaerp They prepared and sofa ~ we
sna'ERV rEDICINE STORE, $50 Bowery. n2'lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
SALES OFREAL ESTATE ABDUCTION.

The bnidisg known as National Hall in Canalst
standing on one LOT in lee ard another on lease,
having two wars 10 ron. The lot in Zee 2Ss # on
Canal s, and ms # on Cortland alley. The leased
10, 273 # front, 25 rear, go feet one side, sSi the
other 200
Lot on 18th S, 2ss by 81 4 ................. 600
By E. II. Ladlo,.
Frame house and lot 1T2 Hester ST, Between Eliza
beth and Mott sts-0t u by 81 ft,.....:..... $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

~ Spring Fashion EEn,s.-Hats oil the new
Sprn Style will be offered counter on and after Sat
urdav 9Th inst SPENCER, Halter,
rlh2 tf No 81 Chambers doors Eas; of Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

IN THE GRAHAM sYsfEM.-The new and spen.
Honse has lust been pe WY furnished In the most ample
and csnvenient manner, regardless OF expense Tor uanen
and boarders who may prefer 10 tsst e
IF The raiam system of Vegetable 10 the e1ciusau
o nina Food The fable will abound at all times with
the rick g and Butter OF Orange County and the eho
west India Islands an arrangement having been made
with distinguished Fruilery and Vegetable Establish
mem, st Havana for fresh supply OF the delcaeies OF
hos isanss al all seasons Every effort viii! be made al
this HOUSE 70 demonstrate the truth tha. Segsash e
,,;o il central pleasant convenient 10 all the Steam
boat Landings Strangers visiting the cry Tor t lew Gay.
are inyied gre this system tsr a- , Inc st,
No eo.ls viii be spared please and accommodate those
who nav favor this house 9Th their patronage ihs s
r ,,'oiis,e '''' ~ us 4 Th&sim-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

u apeacsr:s BAT WAREHOUSE is removed &c
No. e. Chambers street. 81 Gcor East of Broadway.
March 3D. 1888. MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
BY rms MORNINGS SOUTHERN NAIL.

From ocr Philaiel phia Correspondent;
PHILADsLPHIA, March 2i-P. N.
Arrived tbs ulo-niugBrg Benz anln Treat, IA ds ion
Ponce Pr.
Schr s;ia1itc, Brown, IDS ia Cape May.
No cleafanCes to-day.
Weather clear and co!d-WiGd So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH
ar STEVENS Iafs Stevens

4 4. Gruman) e5 BEAVER STREET, oae door from
Pear street. aud below Wall street
If military gaods Tor The spring trade, most OF which oeSe
been purchased a, auctsn the prese ruinous rates. Ms
will be sold from 20 SO per cent below Ice coss Vi IN
"nr,,ion Tn. subc, ocr adopts the Course ~ Pus
ma al the establishment year, viz, tia, OF aeaong
The cash auctions daily avallng himself "a the par s
for cash and cash only. Many who bought GOODS OF ~
G. year we'll know they were dseasy
invite merchants und miuers In the city country who
wan any goods In the subscribers !ne 70 nos e s,.in
him call before purchasing elsewhere; tor ihey nay os
nend IL will be for th-r Interest To DO be VIA neSc
Constantly on hand full assnrmest Of hat silks and
and all other goods The millinery line, besides gooa %
sortment of silk goods IN general San and tseta Cbons
800 go 80, Loo, - III lmlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25
rT,E.c Cara;un, Po.nt OF Controversy betwee

1.-THE Caraiun: Po.nt OF Controversy between
The Church o! Rome ard Protestant High Churc-on
FRIDAY Morning will be published An Inquiry into
The nieris OF the Reformed Doctrine OF mp1a!icn, as CON
tasted with huse OF Catholic Imputation, &C. Win
Miscellaneous Essays on cathol Faith by eanslgn
Episcopa Churc; preceded by Iniroducton written
e, orsssly for the work by lhe K Rev Bshop hughes.
no si< CASSgRLY l. SONS, 1o9 Sassau-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

NOTICE.-By virtue of Landlords
Warrant will expose for sale at Public Vendue, on
the 18th of March al O'clock ia the lore
noon, at alh street. between the 9th ard IN Avenues,
copper boiler stoves nd pipes cars oarres anu
pipes aad sbatlng, dppers, SCI. hsroes c charcoal
"aSSh, o. ,,.7 ,n1. ~ Constable.
The above sale adjourned until ssnday the I'm INSTALL
at . me "a 's hes5 ana ALFRED ROACH Constable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

~ Particular Noaice.-Those perso haVln;
rre of aay description dispose Of or VITO are
ny Nd housekeeping, viii find. ready sale for ny portion
r MI OF their goods hy sending their address, or calling
.-.r the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
Al private sale--TWo Piano Fortrs.
esd II r COTTON x CO., 1877 Chatham 81
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NJ his friends and the puhic that b. intends opening
GYMNASIUM lirss scale on lh- Isl OF May reSL
Eer this pCrpose he has rented The large lately used
as drill by the F. ncbles and ot5er ph afy
companies being nsGr so eet square and 10 ieei II sn'
a, Nos II and 9 Elm street and Ma
tional Hail. which vii! thoroughly fsed II? with evsry
article requisite for athletic exercises
The location central and convenient esns nest s-e
,yr srea, thsTourhf Centre street ed B,oad"sy
Gentlemen wishing subscribe or 10 gam any turInr'
nation will please Gail the SUBSCRIBER al hss tssi
dsne se 80 so D v arFen s''ee' 1As. ROGERS
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JUVENILE CONCERT.-hIr. S. P.

- PATTERSON viii give Juveaie Concert n me
Secnpd-stre.I II. E. Church between Gverues am =,
Monday Evening March 9Th. The I'D e1ton ano
Pilgrim Fathers will be By tvs sspiletnei - 1
exercises are expect. 4 be highly snies tanning.
Do-,onec At 81 and sryices 10 commerce s'clock.
css:s one hililnF and nay be had at MI bfsnsE.
Drug Store ccrrS OF Avenue snd secondsieet ara az
The door On Inc Of lie -arior1alcs NJ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-25

"a I
"a Ry No 2-in Press and will be published on Tues
day, March % 4, by BURGESS ziEBEK, Phindelphia
an oginal Novel. entitled FANNY DALE or Inc rs
Year after Marriagcby T. s. Ar bur, Esq author OF SIX
Nlsbs with The Insub rdinalion Tired
of Hcu,e keeping, Bell Martin &c This novel Is hlsh
Domestic Life in which embodied all the ld romance
Of scout the dcveiepenrnt of character OF bulwer.
This author is fast gaining reputation OF whlcn ms
country NAV well feel preud whilst iheres nothing IN MS
,.es that may the purity of feeling m the Young or
,Le OF The susceptible his works abound
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