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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

and Lutheran to the Synagogue and Tartar
and all save the last may be seen near to-
gether at the Capital, and the last is here at
Moscow. and in all have seen the devotecs
of each freely worshipping under their own
vine and fig tree, with none to modest or
make them afraid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

Tic Tinted Slates have lie means and a5l'v y sup
In, TN. whole demand for goods aud bat ar tie pa
~ sts,en would long since have done 50 The paper
r,,renrv has lifted the level Of prices 30 far above
tina, Of other nations competing with IS u TIE Oao mar
~, ,h a., necessarily lose the trade Now that prices
m low tariff has imposed Of - per cent. Gu
han s,rrs which the only means they have Of buy
ing American coi,ons The duty PAID 20 compensate
The Treasury Tor what Kept out OF II BY tie prohibition
Of other articles
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05
The Influence OF Paper Money and tii'
High Tariffs.
From the Neir York Herald Money articles.

From the Nelc York Herald Money Articles
One Of the great evils which attend the issue Of paper
money, the effect which has upon the external COM
merce Of the country In relation to the internal trade
II OF but little consequence 10 what the currency
sists that uniform because the prices of all ari
bes adjust themselves to each other represented by the
medium OF circulation. Ii one dollar represents
the produce OF day labor of the farmer II Will also
present the produce of day, labor for the arzln and
the exchange equal. Ii the volume OF the currency
increases aud $40 represents the labor Of the farmer the
equiv aen tor that of the artisan has risen m the same
proportion and the exchange still equal Not So how
ever when those products brought INTO contact with
those Of orega countries, because the currences are not
uniform, and the inequality of the curences becomes de-
structye the commerce of that country where money
the cheapest In lS}6-39, when the currency OF tins
country very full prices here were high IN compar
with those OF other countries Hence tins was The
place SELL buy, and the imports greatly exceed
ed the exports In the present year prices have heen I'M
der the contracted currency lower than
Hence tins has rather been the place 10 buy rather than
sell, and the export trade has been good and lucrative
Ia article of Nav 18Th endeayOrod 10 show that
the great fall prices which had taken place all art-
Giles of supplies aud materials had enabled the do
nestle manufacturers 10 turn ont goods prohtabiy nj tar
less price than formerly We then stated follows -
Let Us look the resuIis-l00000 yards negro plain
cotions in 1929 would sell for $4,000 that would
buy I07 al lbs New Orleans cotton, 1000 bbs mess
beef The number of yards will now sell for So
OOO which will buy I42 s57 lbs New Orleans cotton
,li2 bbls mess beef, as follows
n,o. 1890 f onS S rs $4,000 GG or g 1860 Ss
Actual balance in favor OF manufacturers 1916 I42
This is extraordinary result; third less money
commands the same quantity OF manufactures as m
1889, winch commands 30 per cent more raw material
than in that THIS is the true secret OF the potec-
ton of domestic manufactures.
This has been the real of the export OF United
States England for sale The export has con-
tnued freely until prices affected Al Boston the de-
mand for export good and The shipments for The week
ending Oct 81, as foaws -
10 East Indies $50 bales.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

BreocA # .Nqiviage -'liss E.za'e'h !aomp.on'
leaf aud dun, gtfl lately hfous' .4t against III. III.
Porch If Colr b. No tor frira q Marriage contract
w.oh tie Io'f gal pf''el hid Rec" 'D'ee 'S .s'N''n
her and porch - ~eas l. aipcsr. from Tie testimony
that Pfch La induced the gu % believe that be 5ad
marry her before he acconri shed h.s dee en- Porch
,rey de-e-,,d he ef and her od. The fun q has Nich
a. des -f. and Ell them entirely helie,s Ia~ = n j..
sal. T. have lived snong e .e most respectable
families ard alasy. bore god character -, recover
3 600 damages
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

WrnrIyc PAnr roiso>Ip Tic ii..n.
Gazette gives the following account al "a nfraf'r
whch too raec Souilp.ft, o. hc great leii % ra
IL iwtni, five ptr-on- Ia preparing ihr re Ga o.,
wedding o Nr. Dam nplo arlc 'aI4'd -us --atd
wa, procured ti, .i -. ipr ie rurlu-e - p4ffg ca
the iop 81 the cake Ih., sand appears 2" lae b''n
made ct article ct paint 'aiicd lrn'h green, ll-
stead 81 another green u-c h''nii~e % 49,
much rrc,r. N,iish appears 10 o.. uiHh rnofe pos
onous The ccnciiou"r know that, Ike ail ili'r gr'
II contained poison bot supposed u nfi >'i icni T.
ni,sr. any one I, taken free y lle lse 90 i''
Ir,nch green So ,i.l,d supposed 10 te ar-eni. -
copper. which h-iis poisonous. VI" understand hat
ali Who pTiook # ia, . were more 80 -- ai'ti.d,
some very serious flt. believe Ell are Receive iiig
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05
~ m, StnEfr. - We learu ffom lhs

N.RRftn ~ tn SHEET. - We learn from ""
Viss,n, & ,nrier tha On the 2)h 'uinlp, ~qure r
Mahan linked - Ezi I.nte - Nr Nr-1n Aa.f~y. "a
one o I The streets If Palmyra Ic circumstances -
hftls romantic seems two faAi.'- wee fa'' "a
westward IN company. with one q which was tic tar
lady with The other e loving swain wh, had concluded
10 narry The Oh fDiAs refused consent. icy mus
uave ed on until the IA iiues With tier wagons
paried each taking dierea; road 'en the ady con-
rived 10 escspe from her parents wagon AID ioS THAI
of her lover Ga reaching they Jumped out Il her
wagon cad ,r the squire. hnched trace AID drove on
their way r.. aicius Tn opposition oi her sren's
had reary drse Ae young lals - -',e 81 dsi'scon.
"a her ,ovcs l.0,e her Tie So 4 4n1s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

lie thus gets his produce for $50 less money and sells
b rods for SO less, making difference Il SD m h>
I-i2 was ~ i054l5 This was imported tom tic io
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

Th. nser h, The ple..ur. If seeing lsrg. soil I'd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

The Ses; goods arc done u7 N 'nn'. i''E'es''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

ed goods In August l-1 barrel OF flour beet pork,
and 100 lbs Of wool cost the manuiacurer SllO 90 IL
NAV now obtain the same articles for 500 VA reduction
r A. nor cont lie then obtained for 100 wards dng-
sIl5-he now get - dollars for he same article The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-12-05

This export demand consequent upon low prices has
taken of the surplus and caused Prce to rise healimy
The prices IN Boston market as follows
PFrrF. Of DoMtsrfc Goops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

1t could be proved beyond denial observes
an Oriental Traveller, that all the abuses OF go
vernments are but limitations on an extended scale
of those of the Domestic system, or OF that gov
eminent, which, under the name OF Patriarchal.
superficial minds cxtol without having Analysed
Facts without number show that with popu-
lation in their infancy. in savage and barbarian
state the father. OF the head OF the family Is a
cruel and insoient despot. His wife is his slave
his children are his servants. While this klng
sleeps or smokes his pipe, his wife and his daugh-
tiers perform all the household work, ana even wei,
that OF the fields, as far as it IS pursued in that
state of society. The boys when grown up, III
treat and abuse them. and are waited upon IN
turn like their fathers
L, is a false, one-sided system OF society as tar
from happiness and purity as any other though 1t
has its own peculiar advantages IN rustic SIM
pIicitv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
GEEENWICH POTTERY.
2Gi WEST EIGHTEi>T,I-sTSE
h.t-rsari OF lrf MI .lE.nMaS


THE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
OF the public the VARIETY OF ARTICLES iEaaniacrured
At at ms PasI As Ps1s
HousE TILE FLorsR Pors, Oven Tile BACKS AND j"is
As,h Is the onlr establishment of the knd in the ci,g
s,rI III. sboye arlie are "a me g ] are an,
B. 4 great Improvement Ia. bzen made IL Ponr ,sLE
i f5H N the ei a4a II ne s I WEsHISGToS SMITH
rTNHE HAIR FORCED To GROW. STOPPED
1 FAILING. AND D.,NpRUFF CURED b. fity
cent b}tts Of JONI Coral Hair hSt9T.5I Inc; ca Pc
enc for ti- n:Ies W. lsye lately offered several
of persons who ai:c: this nave lnan, y all II r.'-
senied lee. Let PERSONS -lff II one li rs ott nail
olllsc assure them they VIII be well satisfied You must
above az the qu7iities Of Jeaes' Coal H.ir RESTORATIVE
MIR. ". Hopkins. q king 81 NV ok.
1T f 4 9 ss F Rf2@m5 coz Of F s. MeSi5'f
A Pow rs': sfssei SF a aafa i Ba6a
,ii, ali represented bu, If the gboge 70; enough no.
thug vii! eoaEiaGe exesgt one iIa I s2 :. 81
IN PiiiaI-!rhie h Zebsr coner THIRD and pocS s,s
the American Hotel Washington d. &, IN Ba.iai .
sr Brooklyn ss Fulton st Agents wanted N all either
IN CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The Bank
Buffao@Notcs is hereby given pursuant order Of hz
Court OF Ch4ncer, da;ed The zlst day q f-bus 1873 that
y and feels oi tae said Bank Of Baf.lo that b. said o
i; Is referred the asie 81 THIS Court Iesidiag IN The
couqt al ;!s demands Of ny desedg'H laiast The se;d
Bank Buffalo and 70 enable the sad Master to t,sS ans
hs statute all III CREDITORS Of 'hs sad Baqk Of Buffalo a..
.,uIra 70 exhibit their CLAIMS aud demands i!
the said tni Buffalo ANS Croker quire th
Ter having said esTsnee IN cafse al ms oifg IN The e2
10 th sui; and GefsRlt thereof, hey wi be P-cihos
from all teref decree which shall be made Ia TINS sd
and from dsnsqEi9a when shall De made uus s''
cree Buffalo, March the Sih 1913.
IRA a BL OSSOM, Receiver OF the Bank Of bnniiU;
JAMES CRoc KER. Master In Cbancery rnhlt hISLN
NEW-YORK- FIRE DEPARTMENT. hs
In Members OF the Fire Department Of this aad atjIce
cities are invited to call AID examine Nsw S;Stt AA
IsaS just finished MARTIN ". EMMONS.
90 In II SpEuce-s; y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

uYnJIAM EEARN, 30 Grandst. near Christie
-, his stocs Dr. Good, pric much below cost
eo.:ia sljeos eG9rodefed printed and PLAN a saa
en- FauneI, Grape Lisss, TssoG " altered and o.ei fs
So2s LleA six Cayats aud scaS. Tsetan s9d oIa S
eross-barred and other White Muslins Brcehe ios NJ,
ohcr shaws light aud dark cold French and fnssptn
Childrva's Linen Canbric p, hdkfs, @c NC. ms -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

place by a nice girl, with good
W city references torhousewoi chanberwoES. Apply
az 20 Eesccr.s.. mis- Be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

DARTNER WANrED.--Somes gentleman who
command few hundred dollars, and who has con.
nvction principally prot2
BE mtnulatmhng business Address Manufacturer wi,hreii
name the Tribune Office, stating wh-re may
nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
College of Pharn, ncy OF ,he City o

New yOrk.-Thr summer c . rs.#of Lcrrures a
this INSTITUTION Will commence on Moaay, ,he 24ta OF May
at clock P NJ, the College Rooms 80 Broai"ay
o. PoIsOSs in which viii b- include! The Chemistry oil
Medical Jurisprudence illustrated by exl-rin;i mlnurty
detailing the method Of proceeding detecting The presence
Ok PfIrsIoLoGy Professor Benjaron ". Crt.,dy, NJ D.
OS BOTANY. Mr.. Oliver Hull.
Tickets for the Course, five dollars, be had OF N
Alamson No Bowery: Mr.. Asplnwa Sc Williams trs,'
Mr. KirStrad corner OF Broadway and Sprae7treet w
o. Hall l?6 Maiden Lane Mr.. CogceSfai conner OF
Pearl and RoSe-strtetS ms INV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

N-ANTEp-A situation by very good cook.
washer and soRrE; Best ely oeferaecs, Apply 2sl
l6th-s,crt Tompkius-plsce. mis- g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

BOARD IN observation-disclosures wishing
Is Bo,j pleasant par, of the CITY ara requested cali
al58 Broadway between Bond and BeeGSer,sreeis Gen
i.oi.rooms attached few single gentlemen be hand
Sorelv recommended Rooms Tor transient Boarien Terms
n,,"J,rs,, NIP ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

NJ-ANTED-A situation 10 cook. wash, IRON.
W &c. The very best city recommendations given. Ap
rly AZ i25 East Broadway. mis- 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

WANTED A situation in a small family 10 do
the cooku. and housewcIk mbermSid IN srri
family Reference the family with whom the ad'eEt!-
has lived the las, years Apply 10 No 90 Rdsts IA
rbs b,sap.,r m,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

NANTEp-A situation BY a Protestant girl
Apply ~ Orchar-strrt. myissr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
rtFOR SALE-2l42 ACRES OF LAND

gg. FOR SALE-2,l42 ACRES or LAND
$ The sabscrbr consequence of his ensagsfnenis NJ
curing his daily attention for several ye 70 the el 81
Philadrl a induced offer Or sae MS LANDS ano oan
Mi IN NIriampon (now Pke) county, Penn. The prop
t consists contiguous icts Of s9d on hat, ~ paa
yyaai5 to Robert Morris and cosyeyed b hin 70 IN
Basn, (orl Ashbuston) Esq; By who's Agent ana ,
tye Rich Wiling Esq. d Phladelpha IT has ben S ~
Ia sr to the ubscbe These lands e wilma ae?ut Nv To-
OF IN. Milford and Owe2o Turnpike, and ertend io tae %
part on both the creek. about miles TO within a
i6 rod. 81 he new rmrrI Ike DinSmans DE- bnos
now 5nz made under liberal appropriation from tne er
Much Of the Land 0f excellent quafy ioI h. mr.
;1sre nsiufal meadows may With bar ie lJnp1' ws
pared 10. the plough. tn. Mil when mas orr can
has hem built about three years Il IN nne Tos wa.r-
saw about 600 H. per Day aud Ia. good ses and nd d ~
II n ia ~ II OF pin lumber beng ma In ,itl
a; the mill The taxes nave always bfn Ist'C
VA 9royen by the last yess sale By hr ,L9nn or 10 aso-
En- This pr6pelty advantages % t1aii principal c..
c;,n "a :, v,i.b 20 joeAt- % two oI a, AZ, low
ia IN Gmon such -doso 70 p =; ear, ia cash or oh
90, r. rgrbasr money may b. PsIo - ~ haisnca ,n.v
e@. l IN Yo o. ana n , ealfn es NAY
b ;enf On nus OF GsrsrJ Tor which onr thousand dol
Lars VIII br allowed from paffI H. xnbscr,br az Arch
mall go % n care Of aIessr. VIM y. Seymour Co.
4 Cha,ham sI1ifr ~ i' ALLEN CtJTHBERT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

- To LET-The modern built two story
Ga brick dwelling house No 79 Second street between
Avenues and b. The rent will be- very moderate Il.
good tenant. Apply At No. 2S5 Water street m!3 6tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

aa TO LET-A Room, Bedroom, Pantry,
I;;t Closet, &c. suitable for small family Also, base
-4ment room and two bedrooms Rent $50 and $50 per
year. Possession given immediately. Inquire Of
mi I'm J. LOCKE, 81 Ann street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Jt-ANTED-A situation bv a Protestant Girl to
w cook wash Good references. Apply At Rose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

w ANTED-la6 NasSa,t,st coffee and spice
maker ; peddrfs, 10 grls So ryiS hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

DOARDINCi-A few single gentlemen or gentle.
Bmeu with their can he accommodated with beard
snail priyaGr family with furnished unfinished rooms.
moderate prices The house large and sraclousppete
with every convenience has beer recently painted and
article entirely The most exceptiona
bic etersece given and required Inquire At o Greenwich
.rp,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Ma TO LET, without Board, IN quiet family,
.i TWO or three pleasant rooms "a story either furnished
,.laLor uniurnishrd gentlemen. en reasonable. In
amir, Pearl Reference required mig st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
TIE SAVAGE SOCIETY.

The leading characteristic of the Savage State,
and one Of it's most false features is its refusal and
avoidance of industry. by Industry, we under
stand productive, creative l.abor-agnculturc'
manufactures and the mechanical arts-thc source
of abundance, OF temporal prosperity, ofman's ma
tcral greatness and power, and the foundation OF
the Social cdticc.) The Liberty and the happl-
ness ofthe Savage greater than those OF the CIV
ilizcd Laborer and Operative who are forced to
toll in lonesome fields and confined in gloomy
manufactures, but yet the Liberty is valuciess IN
a social point of view, as il is an inert, idle, neg
atiyc Liberty, and exists only in the absence of
Industry, which man must exercise, for without
it he is poor, dependent, the slave of his physical
wants and the clements, which he must de-
veope before he can establish d true Social Order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

DOARD-A family. or few single gentlemen OF
- GOOD morals can have board and spacious rooms Pm
yate amy-a very desirable location, Ol East Brosdway
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable
ml3 wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

~ NoveIty.-On Frlay evening May Eth, At }ai;f
7oclocI ?. NJ. IN the Committee Room OF National Hall
he held 10 organize The Washington Temperance Brlcra'ent
Tract aud Publication Society for the ilstbgon Of G en-.
reraacr Tracts and publications, az EGssh frf4Gh sgt
until ever persuaded . ADOPT M eSfs liz, gT' .1.
rally arr invited. There viii b. good music aud speaking"
rnly SSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

boarding. The newly built and furnished
ID house No . Dey street, which sui; Of rooms we'll
calculated for grneel family Tor the reception
AZ L,,rl.rS m2 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

no LET-Wth or without board, IN small,
grntee private family, two Rooms, adjoining, wtthlas-
closets suitable for gentlemen, gentleman and has
VIE The opportunity desirable, there orr
str..t mis- Tvs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

SrRAW-SEWERS WANTED, 1t 297 Grand
~ street Amazone and other Bonncts The highest
prce viii Dr. paid good who apply immediately AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

VA FOR SALE.-Second hand Doors, Sashes.
ia Window Blinds, Sash Doors, Store Doors, Draws.
Counters with fender Also, Sashes for covering hot
'e m, H. I'm : ''''''' - - ~ j. LOCKE, Builder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
SANDS,S SARSAPARULLA.

THIS MEDICINE. stands unrlvaIed. based as
i, On ITS Intrinsic uerisl for s removal aud Taiisl
cure OF hos diseases 70 which etuliarly adapted Be
ING entirely vegetable. and COMPOSED ot me tao!Ses ssraa
OF insrQ,-its which conSoHance WIN the i"S ua
govern the animal economy enabled ~ throw on
disease take on healthy action. and hepnwerS oi nature ~
sumo Their natural functions Thousands o AMI have eS
titled 20 ~ ehcacy various chronic titu"H
al diI'a>s originating unhealthy dep!ayed state OF
The blood and other funds sCrOula enlargement al is
glands rheumatism and umbasc salt rheum rin;wo bar
o ic eczema and other similar affections safely ana
etecrualy cure by but b. the chosen lew this
IL something's termed Guackey. the utect requires aSS
remark Inc question what's Quackes and who's uNcS
Is OF serious moment and the preservation OF health too
important ~ b. Tted with, Of the greatest co;Su enSs
where disease nrades physical frame 10 take promp, and
efficient measures % ee The attack Whether he who stands
his reserved nights and prescrihs al Gb: the most
powerful agents incluiin. socle OF the vent polsoi
and in vi ata termination sopy that the patient
died he who by laboTiups long continued
vestiSatiou, draws forth from the lure hidden
ouseul knowledge and applies the t.uer Of SUI
ie7ius humanity skin: his reputation IN the result
entitled public confidence the affected determine
It the mark week and pnludord mind reject any
thin. false because does with own
c-ved notions; bur evidence OF noble and e,uerou
t1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

sf lighted of any in the city and rent s5O $780, s75 $780,
sISl25, $50 per year. Possession given Immediately
mi I'm Inquire of j. LOCKE, 81 Ann 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

DOARD-rwo or three gentlemen can be ac-
ID cnnmodard with Rooms, Breakfast and Tea, Dinner
the Sabbath, paG. private family IN the yctEty o.
Broadway and Blocker ST. addressed NJ, X. and
laN a, the, Tribun. Office will be attended To- mis- w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

,,rl FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE for other
I;1 city property or large three story dwelling
houses built in the best modern style, IN central part
u mh3l # '"'' JOHN NEWHOUSE. 1876 Water ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

I'll To LET--The old.establshed Grocery
I:,M Store No. Us Wiliiam.street.
Likewise sinai Store suitable Tor the Dry Soons
business and the viii b- taken dry goods u let Tor
that For particulars nuir. 229 Bower a29
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

NfANEED-A Young man about IL wears oil
W age, TO learn the art OF Wood Engraving Ar Amen
who Viii consider
the first ysir-nay apply Tribune Buildings
\lSSauSt up w. w. BRITT. a2l #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Era TO LET-,rbe two story attic BRICK House.
su,fcJ ON the Sixth avenue sixth house above 18th
I. street west side in part whole Reu low 10 good
enanL. Anrly az i2O BrnalMly m te store. nib wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

pa To LET-m Wlamsburs-the whole or
part of three story brick dwelling house in South
Seventh street Fourth Rent very low. Apply
10 W 4 J. T. rAPSCOTT. 3 Peck Slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

ls3 FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CIli
H"g PROPERTY-A desiabie couatry residence ~ me
.L,town OF Eastch.ster esceteL Ss miles from
VIM Bridge on the road leading White Plains con,lstlng
r style with folding doors spd psn,nss between, marble
mau. r,,s &C. with suitable Ou,.bulidngs attschr si
NV lad -, goesi F-raf Inquire of Bush HLLYER, 1913
I;Ses Isicii.Itiet, or Of ABlJAH g. MORGAN, on he
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l.3 To LET.-The two story Dwelling House
M No 3l5 Fourth street four doors west of Broadway
s.. May be seen between IL and O'clock. Apply To-
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IrA FOR SALE OR TO E.XCfIANGE-Proper
Si ty in Williamsburg l.. l. consisting Of good ho1s'
elage livery s,dble--d"mg good bnsmes:a VIVA whaf al
Tho .boye III b. sold low exchanged for good farm
Ne-Jersey Of loo 300 fair valuation Also pro-
ry IN Buffalo Co. Seneca aud Alabama sts, suitable fora
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