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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

WHEAT N I1LNoIs.-The last Alton Tele-
graph saws 1--WE have lately passed through
the counties of Madison, Jersey Greene, Pike,
SCHUYLER Scot, Morgan, Sagamon, De Witt
Christian, and NIacoupln, and find that, although
much of the wheat is destroyed there will yet be
more than an ordinary crop, owing to the excess
in quantity that was put in last fall. !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

NETWORK CASH TAILORING Establish
~ meut I2 Fulton.strtet, Boalway.-J. C. BOOTH
Co. invite the attention OF their old customers and the pup
lie 10 he present splendid stocks of newly manufactured
and imported Broadcoths Cassme.e rich and elegant Vest
inSs &C. which they prepared make IN the most
fashionable and durable style unpIeceentedly low prices
by the economies OF exclusively cash business and
,ensivr trade Gentlemen assured that establishment
in the city furnish elegant goods make them
better ye while the prices at the lowest cash stand
ard Orders filed in the shortest possible time terms, cash
~, ,I.,;,o,,,
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I)I ED.

On Friday 18th Inst. Charles .iver Cocks, Only child
o John D. aud Eliza J. Cocks The e-hthyear ct her age
h friends of jlr family invited attend his fame raj
from his fathers residence Isl Nadson-st Sunday al
t,rnoon, at u o'clock.
IPla;ts5ur@ q. v papers please copy,
YESTERDAY Willard G:iin, of Philip \ and Anto'-
nett. D. g Griffin. a-cd year months and days
Her remains will be taken the Greenwood Cemetery Tor
ntelmen, The frivd Of t family requested to al
tend t funeral from No 26J lamon.s;. this afternoon at
o'clock precisely, without t,rher invitation.
May II, Sarah, wife of Benz Strong a-sd =. 8
A, Detroit pril ID tdoniiah Emmons, ESD aged 90
ionncri, a resident Of hce,villr y. Y.
A, Newark, NJ, May :, Ann Mead. aged 81
At Cleveland April 20 Dr. Joshua Mills, agsd 10.
AZ Washington D. C., May :, Mrs Anna IL Adams IN
the 63d year Of her ase.
In Springfield, VI April y. Capt. Lem"e Hubbard an
A. warren c. ,prs, Mrs Mana Lorend' wife Rev
II41l,y Goodwin, aged 30
~ Pfo,1enc~ n !, May Capt Peter Snow, late Us,
Consul at Canton, aged IS -c.,.
At Geneva, y y May 3 Elizabeth Jane laughter Of the
John 4. CoIin, Esq. aged 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

TIE CRcrs-The grain fields, so far as we
can learn from our exchanges, wear promising
appearance throughout the country
York PA J Gaz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

DANGER OF WALKING or RAlLRoADs.-'rhe fol-
lowing disastrous occurrence on the boston
and Worcester Railroad, yesterday afternoon, is
ar!oti.a- a'noni;ion against the practice OF walk
mo on Railroad. tracks. As the three O'Clock
tram for Worcester was approaching Anlcr'S
corner. at distance of about half a mile, It ran
over, and instantly killed, an aged man named
Bison. The engineer gave every alarm, but no
attention was paid tot. Boston Atlas, Friday.
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John 2. Son, Ac,i9nrcr, ~ FuI,on-s,eyt,

!ohn L son. Ac'.,ne'cFt - 7 u,S9u's'EsTt
WILL SELL on Tuesday, May 10th, AT 10
w o'clock. a. NJ, At No, Sixth lvenae near Camns
street elegant city mtde Furniture warranted consisting OF
mahogany chars tables, dressing bumms, PLAIN do work
tables wasstand marble top cst. tables sofas rSrooe.
ockrcch,ifs Gu,g,ce tables sofa be1s,cds, bookcase
ottoman iyai> couches marble pwasstands card tables.
hat stands general all To be sold without We
r S-Outdcor sales attended part of the city
the sale mvi3 3tiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER .-4rtul Warn
ing.-Yesterday the upper part OF our City was the
scene of another dreadful occurrence, resulting in
the death Of fellow creature named Logan. a
stonecuttcr, living at l39 s;eveneenth-strec, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth Avenues
1t seems that Logan had been drunk during the
forenoon of Yesterday, and was very quarrelsome,
abusing his wife and all who came in his way
He commenced quarreling with Mr.. Farl!e,
who was engaged upon a building adjoining Lo-
rams residence, and began throwing stones at
Farlic, who as is reported, becoming enragcd
seized brick and hurled it at Logan, striking
hun in the temple, which caused his death a few
minutes after Tie Coroner was called, but at
so late an hour that we could not learn the result
of the inquest. Daily News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

T OOH At THIS-Tus; received, the largest AZ
ASSORTMENT of Ribbons all cc9rs, ap ,he best qna ,H up
H4t SIN, =, >, Cd lot P.r,> only 6d lot taeoe at
cyn;s; 10; fine Cambria Nu;!las a cents lot ini9w
fine Linens al , oil ,-r yard lot ne Broadclotis chefr lot
fin at sod: printed Nusiins ats iot six Ora;
y9. A. /, a lot good Edc incs yer vart Jog ?c
wid- at only Gcen,s iys yard. Fog sale at HAWhlNss
Store Gceenwc-s between sIfln- and tllli-stfets'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

SPRING GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear-229
- Bro,dwav opposte III. Fountain -Encourasrd by the
patronage ELECTED the last year through the practice
of principle which aveed almost universal complaint
tfat The cash customer was taxed the snluencir OF
others. thu undersigned has made such additions TO his corps
of assistants will enable him future TO execute all ORDERS
with prunptnesS.
Determined carry the system Of small profits and
muck returns he soIIcits attention asYoHme OF Sood
unsurpassed richness and variety, comprising French ana
English cloths. CassImees IN all the and various
V-sn.s In great variety Of patterns S<c which wili Dc
made IN To order under the su-rn,rnence of efficient cutters
At prices which cannot fail TO offer inducements to te
economist. .J
o,cr Coats also Travelling Frocks. large assortment OF
'ne % sa i,r ' ' ' w. r. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

JOSEPH H. FOSTER, NJ D. Surgeon Den
?O0 BO:.:.ES first quality Family Soap for sale
IUUow for cash BY F. +. EDDY. "a Oh. Slip .nla u
NEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMitAT The
N Members of the Fire Department Of this and adjacent
9 21ss are n ".s to call ri: Mi ~s:G's " ENNoS
a23 In - opH'ee' y.
TIVE GREENWICH BATH, No 5537 Hudson
street. no" 0 R6 fl is W9E Tn warm anu 'Ou
70. ss Ia Baths at 1TH si PSt1 II CT ssas s5
1HOTON WATER put in buildings in the best
lv, al the ,lor,s, notice Hyirats, Pavement Washers
He'e Cocks aud BATTING RotH MS saH WsoRRLEY
,,yoc,. 8Oi Vesey-street
JNpORTA NT-Cicrnlan Silver German silver
i JAMES 6. MOFFET i2l Praeestrer! Sew.t OK, Of
fer Tor sale Wholesale and retail 1900 lbs OF German s'ef
Il e 31i Of the article himself he can
w, w25E and alr s s2' ~ manu- '''o's' 10 nun
no HoUSEKEEPERS.- subscribers offer
for sale very complete assortment of Britannia Ware
Ia Its d various aud beautiful TINS Castor,
Lamps Gandlssticks fGieI; NIX IgTSGrI0 s'''o0
&c S Sfi T im. D '0'-> 30. III PSafl-,tr-y
0O0 CASKS OF LIME, OF good quality; $50
l20 barrels OF good Hydraulic Cement
100 hhds Of ullslackrd Lime for MANURE
ANY raTt of will be sold or exchanged for groceries, dry
good, cFGckey halmat- feT ' ta ne.
O {
OF The Tribune -
C4RRIAGE MAKERS AID JPHOLSTER-
Y ERS, GOODS.-WM. NJ TITUS, No 50 Be 1i-,i
ot5s s lSs ls ard Ratrs Of various eoors silver dS ard
blue Cloths, black and ab Lnins, dfTb and 5g i,S Sf
ties arkeyred FaTaE II and e 9 ID, Sa5lsI'
mic I'm ------
HYDRAULIC LllIE-Orders left at box 90, Ne
II chancs Exchange will receive prompt attention. f'ice
81 VI casS oil "a BTI.H SMITH ,e only nanuescures
nFV0V DOWNES having
moved from 10 10 81 Cedar (wo doors from Willism)
would [espec,iuy inform his cnstomTrs and The public III
general that h5 has Just PaIca I,in9 sh wi, r.
% ~ 20 order the latest fashion, equal 20 any IN the city
aaG d, nias er own Cloth invited give him
rial All garments i- this establishment are warrant
.; ~ n, New-York NJ ~ 2ud, 1913 my3 lm-
MARTIN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper, has
with j. K GooIn4n where he Receiving hi. sp5las and
goods, winch he vii make order IN iashionapi-
c and he socits he avors hi, friends and the public
70 orecr,-d His motto Is good article Iuactuality III
iji;ns orders, low prices aud cash deyeIy az u
DEFINED SUGAR-At The following low Cash
Rpnc-s: WooLsEF & WooLSEY offer their stand
cent. ~ pound Wn les aI 9n s Iseslsss s
tn. above ar. packed IS follows:
fnaves in boxes Of 300 pounds
s :as$s 4 i bis S S{3es soeha+ss for packages
Apply 70 he NeYork Patent sasal Refinery, corner OF
South .nd Mont. at g. w alI-st
< B-orders OF h- city must BE- accompanied ~
remittance --n III! .Ai
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for young
DIadies by the Misses DEMAREsT, No. 80 Oaags,stsest
ssss % s II: sfo 81 m III.
a for M s las: 's Circular sssas
oss obtained residence Si MIX" iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

DEREAlPTORY SAiE.-Willam Dumont
will sell at Auction under the direction Of Stephen Can'
bren. Esq, Master Chaucery the Merchants f.N-
story bcAron house and lot No, 212 RiN'pGton STREET
The house filled in with BRICK and h, tire sses and stone
,toor and iron ratings and good repair and the general
r.n, has been about 3N0 dollars yer mis- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

EDWARD L. PRlNDLE, late of the firm of
Il Davenport prnde having taken the store No IA John
street opposite rhoIbu seed store, respectfully informs
easoal stock Of goods which he invites them TO call and
ner aud of the latest style low prices any other es
tahli shiuclt III this city, for cash.
trYtlrmr furnishing their cloths depend upon haV
ing them made up with the and attention as II uT'
cha srd AT the apl' inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of a land
" lord, warrant. will expose for sale public .hdne on
Monlay the 18th OF Nav II o'clock the forenoon.
at No 10 Cenestret iron Columbia Printing Press, Ram;
age wooden Printing Press, Standing Press Stove aha
Fire Imposing Stone ashng Trough, iot o Old Npt'
and >un,iry other articles suitable for Put,r &c ,
Nav Sth 1913. ALFRED RO ACli, Constable,
No. - Brcknar street.
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AUCTION SALES.

Josiah Richards, Aue,iels=r.
PY= BANGS. RlCHARrS y PLAII.--S'orc
ID 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, to r.. 1 Pnls
q 1hgs 9 ~ 10 her friends AMI t public generally that
~ hi, bIg , r fsc Of b SrE s1 Of e
YnlR gI ] % all t d; .vs M <
~ T., d,t limited number Of young Ladies
@ il BE- f to H. ms1i ;al t.
~ ~ he iolIowin. gentlemen IN New-York:
Rev Dr. Bfps Mes2d'f Boo" R2%m MnGyy st
w. Di.o,yaT y Brothers, 100 Pearl street,
plot-.sor Re.sr VI. D. Baltimore, Md.
Rry Edmund D. Bacry, Jersey City.
rrcusrs MAJ be obtained Aessfs Carys Bookstore
corner Pine and Broadway
Wr Atw:li's Music Saloon No 2Dl Broadway.
Nr,szrs RaynoIs Bookstore No. IS Bowery,
at the ,esdeuce of Mrs. Russe who invites parents anu
guardians 10 caIl.--Jsr~y City, IGh MAJ 1913 mo Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

T.rl\ INN D II. VT "
Brckwith: Tam O'Shaater Thomas, CuIacoa, touise
Sons; Geo NJ Scue Do Mann, HrlllaN Soul" innti
Co: C;sor-lna Bsdrli Savannah, Oakley; Oob lii'
lrr Orleans Fitch Go; Diamond, Robertson CHARLES
~ ,,,;. <
Schrs Henrie,e (Breu}, Hacsoop. Brsnea NoltenuS :
Pavensted,; Curew, Robinson ird,s> LeMs;
Tomlin Philadelphia a Cooley X CO: A J Msrr,cE,
Iorrs Richmond DO; Clinton, Harding Norfolk, do; F"
Smith Jarvis, Rappahannock, do.
Steam ship Cir-a, Western HosAen from Liverpool WIN
ndye 10 lryiu April 20 passed ships James f-u"ii
and virginia of New-Iork being iow.d out OF Liverpool
30,h LAT 5. IS y Ion W spoke ship superb Oh ana i'o
Grremock for y York r-.,.,,, I'm
RI Macao Feb with teas silks sc, TO Talbot IoIdoI.
Left AZ wampoo ships Ann Mckim 'aslneT, Tor y ioiA
in 10 DAYS: Oneida Swift; Grafton, Gardner; tantheT
Martin; Hopew.--unc-Tain E. Naic'-z !" dsFihia'
Calume Leach; Lowell Pierce AT slec4o snip oaza1f
uncertain Knan; bark Lark for sydney, llooetts oF
Cayuga S,arbuck Tor South America Al anehoI Second
B.f I 5 frra;c Constellation, Com Kearpey March %
of Cape Lagullus, CAPE of Good Hope spoke o. oa' '
a,or IS DAYS out fiom Maurus 9Th LAT 81 ~ > lon
E. ship C0ncodia Of Boston from Calcutta ios Boston 30
DAYS OUT, 3ls LAT ~ 30 S lon Z, b. shin Earl OF HARD
wick from Calcutta for Loadon- Died, FEB To- q; sea-
John jenkins cook, of NewYoIk. Passenger Edward ay
lor. Jr of y York
Brig john II Stevens Hail. days from Bermuda, IN bal
schr Weymouth ! days from Richmond with mdre, 10
order.
Schr Regulator Cosson from Lubec plaster, Smith
Boyn,on.
SchI Fame Thompson, Machss, lumber.
Schr Talent, Bates. Boston plaster.
Schr Tangent, Boartmsn, Boston radze.
BELOw-l hrig.-Wiad E.
NAV 5 la IS 5s Ion 10 so, bark W-ybosse from Nen-
York for y ORLEANS,
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Nm Ny Shirlry. .Anctlon.

VIM. W. ShtrrNt NncllOltFt -
CROCK OF WARE, CHINA AND
SGltSS-Turslay. Nav 10Th 10 o'clock, a; the iars.
packages, being the stock de4c who has dee!iaed The
business OF general soment Of printed ante
Prr,,n edged and dipt wares also, ,O1 and casks q
China and and rlan glass opened =" hse4yrs and
SlO Catalogues ready and goods be examined % Noa-
IT. IN ~ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

DFNTOVAL-WM. T. JENNINGS, Draper and
IL Tailor has removed to ths c9mmodIous store 81! oIoa''
WAY ON door above the old stand LnyL2 IMls
COTRAUD'S HAIR ERADICATlNli Pow
" DERS are for sale this CRY only al The original Once
~ Walker street one door from Broadway. 81 L bottle
NIP Cts ---------
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED CALlCOES,

supply the city and interior trade by the piece orack:ge
By conng their entirely and exclusively TO tins
one article B. Will be enabled only exhibit
extensive and beautiful assortment thnn Is TO be found else
where h.re being 10 similar establishment for Prints IN the
United States but sell always low and generally lower
than houses whose attention and means divided among
large variety Of articles. ~ ,r
The entire stock embracing about One Thousand different
patters aud coloss has been received within lew days. II
rcrrcy fresh and comprises all the latest and choicest spring
,yjes my9 lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

4 MOTHER EVIDENCE of the efficacy OF
y kELLY,S poub!e Extract Of SarsaJsrla Csndy-lnre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13
CARPETING ARPETl Nc

md LESS THIN COST-STORE TO LET.
TNuE Public have been often mlSed by adver~
tements tst is difficult discriminate from the mass
those which really deserve their notice, this instance all
the Carpetngs named below will he found in Ware
rooms 40 Pearl and sold their actual less:
English three thread Brussels of the choicests pat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

nESIRABLE BOARD-A family of hIghstand
LINZ have delightful second floor 70 dispose Of
ID orr t,yo siaglc gentlemen with partial board Location
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

NOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL-Nliss Arabella
CIarks School for Young Ladies viii commenc, itS SUN
nrr tenn AZ Il Mercer ST. on Wednesday the 9Th Of hlay rl
nils y cvceye ed any intermediate period peihs caiseo
only lOr the proportion Of the term H., x.-,, H..
Competent female teachers arr employed IN ,l'e
r,rtrn.nt, in addition TO the following gentlemen:
Ba:,stt Prof Of french Spanish Mathematics and Pen
maaship.
Lectures on .tL ~ s".'''' ~ a22 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

T,HE CATHOLIC HALF ORPHAN ASYLUM,
i II Eleventh street has used SHEaM.Ss LozEHGH1 l2
the last years with great benefit W hersNrf III.
bay. coughs i-w Of Sh-fmaGs Cough Lozensss eatr e
lItrle time. II worfs, one or Two 'es " ehr,n.n
Worm Lozerses are DESTROY them Ia TACT shefH IT.
Lounges are never used put with the aappiest fesuls
ia bn too long and well known 10 Heed any
proof Of their great .gd salgary virtue. L,oy, sh-r
mans Fever and Agu- Loze1srS cure c I'M go man
and wEer other failed TO give feei ne mas 81, 81
who have used Shetnan Lozengez Tor eoagls, "ii 49,
n, TIIARLES J. CARY OF Macon, Georgia, one oil u.
first Physicians OF the says Sheruans L9zrnse' IL
opl the peasantrst but best medicine ne ets kne" r
ShernaH Dr. D - t!e Only eh'
scntic conpoundey of medicine III this iorn IN
Snrh ;s generally known and therefore, The lev VINO a'
s,r-mpted 10 follow IN his footsteps nave new, oJen
81 -, willing 20 c!y ,leif limitations, while The genuine
Sbs,m,nfx have BEEN sold IL enormous quanleS III
slrno., eycrv part Of th- World.
la, fought MS conntrys battles in TWO wars row g yeais
old SAYS SheEnsn Cough lozeases saved nis iiiT "
5hysicien and family gave him 70 die he can oe seen "
nj ngs DMuND J. PoRTER has used shslnan,s Lo
zenges in his family for worms, coughs &c 'c- Ahes
cured in short time. ,,,,.>,c ozrSGFs-
Warehouse !OS Nassau street. 49, r,s.. .,.n.,. ,es
Aseats-ilo 81 and $50 Broadway T Hudson 5ri, o
Ro,s.: n tas, Broadway: 10 Astor tiouse % ~
no Eaton street Brooklyn; jams HlneSoa ~
{ Stanwi1 fiani -h4DAiS' 49, ado I'm
phia- --->, VI,
JAMES C. MOFFET, III Prince-st. New.Y OK,
j has on hand and ofers for 'Aie "'oe"&'e ai- '
aaa Silver Of thickness very superior
sheet Bsss, do do DO DO DO
r raasls D b.. Pail Ear, and Rivets.
frSre. psraso and Shade FGrniturs-yhca hs ,nfse.
ecuaI " any IN the United States, and Of a as m%
! ure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Lady Harvey DO Mcdonald St Johns, Dunseomh \
Bsckwith; Tam o.sbaa,tr Thomas, Coraeoa FSqltv
Sons; Geo scu Do Mann H l'las Soul S l1;i
< Co; C,or.lna Bsdrll Savannah, oSs'eH' oooT' Ii
Ire Orlrsn>, Eitc. Co; Diamond, Robertson Charles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

~ LACEY. DENTIST-lias returned TO the
L.city and resumed the practice OF his profession At y
Franklin street OF Broadway, " cie II" IS prepared 70 sec
is former a-uts and al Others Who need his roi,ssonai
MS ,ot 80 rmv8 his. 4. LACEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

= mini, until the LIST of May inst. onl are notified that
lie 2h Instant the Shutrn: of OF the Water " Ill he com
m.nccJ il cases where payment A not have been pt'
GU ,ly made 70 oil May 1911 at the Oice OF the Croto
In ali instances where the Water shall be stopped the eS
s, of closing and re.opeing The irles must be PAID on
,smewal Of the license i,y order,
''"e"1' " ''' 4 B. BlGELOW Register.
mia toA l,Jn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Nav 5 la IS S. Ion 10 So bark W-ybossett from Neu-
York for y Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for young
DI.des by the Misses DfSiAREST No. 80 Orangs,siFeet
corner H-ry BEookyn The sunse1 fsn VIII IN eo ae
afnI orersoa Tor the las: re wears. Boarding pupils VII
= Tsiyed on moderate rers Circulars, statins terms sne
o;s obtained Il their resdeaee NJ t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Also Ts. assortment Of Window Shades from 81 TO SO
per pair OIL Clots feet wide, and from 2s 10 IS.
i.r yard Looking GLASSES Hearth Rugs English and Ams-
mean Drugg-ts together with article CONNECTED Win
VIC 'i1'' - F. BENJAMIN CASE. 432 PsarI street
Am, HON. free nfr a2G lmiss
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Public Stock E.cnansc, May 1s.

BOO Ky6s, % IS shs Mech Bk.. bio 95i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

TO LET-The large and spacious Stor- No 40 Pearl 81,
NOW occu., as Garnet Store; lst July
meyt b. 7. IOUNG&CO.
milo Owls. No. 40 Pearl street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

DOARD-A family or a few single gentlemen OF
- good morals, have board and spacious rooms IN pr
waite family very desirable location, l0 Las; Bro"iwty-
mia I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at Sc 50-a
g.rr-l and conv.u.l; ,ricle for business mel Foi
ale by tNNIEGS 229 Broadway opposite The FOUNTAIN
" BAH other garments At proroltionably moderate pr
10, - NH sti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

O. o FOR SALE-3 first rate young Setter Dogs
va q OF them Of sluts about months old s Hhe
LID. chance for country posmen Can oe seen a,
70 Ersuk IN Sire DylS u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

sa TO LET-The whole orpart OF sina ma. '~ var
IA story brick HOUSE, situated aa5 DYif from, and
back baserut aad back paOr with lo,af he
rooms the second hoor ead three goon families in
oerf.e, order and will be let VERY Low 20 ,,ssnes
Possession given Immediately. Inquire Oh ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

BOARD WANTED--A Young Lady well quail
Died and having much experience IN teaching music on IN.
Piano and who can furnish instrument OF her own oi tat
purpose desircus of obtaining board In private ian OF
where there very few other holrsrs loyuis rom
wo TO three pupils can be insured her 10 receive lessons
References Of the very first respectbiy VIII be gwen ana
ronir,d Pleas address L. O. a, I'll: office OF tins Iaief