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ward; and the graceful little beauty oil
ready affecting tho airs of fine lady, saun.
tered 20 to The desk and langudly reached
on, her hand for the prize.
Il canno, say much for your taste IN Sc
lection, Miss Burton. do no, admire your
authors sentiments. The next time you
wish 10 make an extract, you mus: allow me
to choose for you. There are better thngs
than this, even IN the trashy magazine from
which you have copied IT,
And with this severe, but justly meriled
reproof of the imposition that bad been prac
fced, be handed the young lady, not the
prlze, which she expected, bu, the MS. es.
say on. friendship, which she had copied,
word for word from an old magazine.
The porIly lady ,urued very red. and the
beauty, bursting into Tears Of anger aud
modification, returned TO her seat dlscom'
flied.
Miss Catherine Sumner resumed the
teacher, With benign smile to plain yet
noble looking girl, who came forward as be
spoke. Il believe there can be no mistake
abou, your little oiiusiun. feel great plea
sure in presenting you the reward, due, not
only 10 your mental cultivation. but to the
goddess of heart. VIDA! 10 you, too,
husr,aie 7
~ III you be kind enough, sir, said the
generous Kate, taking paper from her
pocket. TO read flarriel's story before you
decide. asked her for 4 copy several days
ago, end here it is.'
You shall read il TO the audience your
SELF, my dear ain sure they viii listen pa
,cntly 10 SO kind pleader in her friend
behalf
Tho listeners looked pleased and eager TO
hear the story and Kate Sumner, with q
modest selfpossessiun, which well became
her, and with her fine eyes lighted up as she
read, did full Justice To the pretty and touch
ing story, Of which Harriet had been SO
cruelty robbed.
liiswell worth reading, said Mr. Went.
worth, when she bad finished your friend
has won tho prize, my dear young lady ;
and. as she owes It TO your generosity, you
shall have the pleasure Of presenting 1t,
YOURSELF
hates face gowed With emotion os she
hung tie chain around IIarriets neck and
Harriet could not restrain her tears. while
she whispered.
will take il, nor as n prize, but as q
gift from you dear Kate 7
And now, Miss Sumner, said MIR. Went
worth. in conclusion, let me beg your &C
ceptauce Of these volumes, as a token d
your teachers respect and esteem, and pre-
senlug her beautiful bound edition Of Md
tons works, he bowed bis adleu 10 the re
Iiring audience.
win you lend me your prize pencil th
morning, Ilarrie, 7 said Mrs. Carlton to-
next day. She was dressed for walk, sn,
Harriet wondered why she should want tn
peuciI TO take out with her; but she mmo
dia,eiy unclssped the chain from her neck
and handed II to her mother without askin
any questions
She vas rewarded n dinner By fodin
{, lying al the side Of her plate, with III
single word "trtih' engraved upon II
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+. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". C..

IA Springs, Esq, Postmaster at liicko-
~ Grove, MeckicabuTg Go. y. G., Is agent tor tie
sale of the uboyc Medicine.
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.EFSCEEE.E.S.E9ES.
From GrqIGa,'s Magazine.
Il r Y Il II.

BY MRS, FRANCES SARGENT osGoon.
F." Tine above all to thine own sell be true
And il must foRow, as the night the day,
Thou cansi not be false TO any man.
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mr. n asBURY

<x&SN ANTILL attend to the Practice OF
w Medicine in Charlotte and the
fS5 surrounding country BY prompt and
q close attention to those who may en-
go n1s services. r. hopes 10 merit and secure a
ror,ion of pussic favor lie has removed his
Shop 10 tho Mansion House, Immediately adloin.
inc the entrance. where be may always be lound
unless professionally absent.
Charlotte, Mgg Is, 1872. 3i,f
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Working Core and BuliS--la y, 's' ;, !
system of husbaudry in Europe m.,t s a.
and bulls arc put to the yoke WV wa \
both 10 man and beast, and WY ~"
Be done IN this ceuriry ! " ~ "''
swef Tennessee AgrlnciiT'"
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Farmers and gardeners, should s." I.,JI
thelt business that protilnb'e ia''' lsg
performed under thu shelter 2" :" Nh
bot lei not man or beast be eAP's''
rom. lib.
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The above will be foaad the mos, useful and 20.
puIar work ever Published for egfefprlsiug men to
undertake the sale Of in al or cities aud towns.
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seriber, post paid. without which 10 letter viii
taken from the Office.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Nassau. street, " \.
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AGENTS WANTED Agents
s - - responsttie men-wsned in ev.
.YJKS cry town and village in the Uni
@~a~ niied States. Address the sub
er-;t.. -, - ..srb.,, a. ID M latte, ~ l..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
When Canton was taken. L

thing ineensed the Chinese against the British the
process By which the Jack Tars depriy The Celestial
cutIass without saying by your lelye. I sn;eets OF
the Brother the sun hid never heard OF GyneS HGET
Tonic and therefore their sref At the loss OF their oa cher
sh,d and carefully cultivated cues not surprising Had
they known the extraordinary o! thar composition and
been able procur. heir would have been timed
ntoioy. for aSsudy the second crop Produced by It's nt
snce would been than that which theiT heas
had been denudd We understand thar Dr. jayne has sent
Gusntv China and have doubt It will soon
De IN great demand there.
S1lt ar yhoesale and retail by a. 3. D. SANDS Drug
i.,s M c Fultorsret OF Gold Also sold By y
b. SANDS Y CO. No. 2T3 Broadway ; D. SANpS& 70,
No :, E,a.r BROADWAY mr2l 6tr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
iThe Comet.

q,e Philadelphia Inquirer publishes transla-
e . letter from Paris to the Courier des Etats
~, in which the calculations OF NJ. Arago of the
,.nsrts OF the Comet which recently visited our
s-s,en are gwen. The following is the conclu-
.;on Of the letter, which may be a genuine state
r,ent or may not :;
aWe know now the clements Of the comet
sow among these elements there is one which
.,sspnts singularity extremely remarkable. The
radius Of the sun itself expressed by 0.0052 it
{ the smallest pcrihelion distance, known up to
this time Thus on the 9th of February, the
copet of l643 approached so much nearer than anv
star has ever done to the surface Of the sun, thai
dhas graSed it in some sort-tqu'elle rase en-
nelcue sorte.) From this close vicinity which
took place AN instant between the comet and the
centre of attraction around which it revolvcd. re-
suited for some time III extraordinary speed. Al
This epoch, the comet made l05 leagues per
second, attaining thus velocity fifteen tImts
greater than that Of the earth. SO on the 2Ith,
from "a minutes past O'Clock TO 30 minutes past
II in the evening, in this short interval OF TWO
hours and Some minutes, the comet dcscendcc
under the ecliptic, and ascended above 1t, passing
isperhelon between its two nodes. mere Wouid
without doubt be cause to say with the poet, that
the comet has gone through witd rery di57c"h
intrigue, (nand) but these very elegant phrases
are nnhappily excluded from Astronomical Ian
mare. and the profound ignorance of genius has
alone the right to pretend to such liberties.
On the same day, the 9th of February, the
comet presented another remarkable phenomenon,
in ;nterposing itself between the sun and the
earth, so as to produce sort of partial eclipse OF
The sun, visible upon the other hemisphere Of our
globe At this period the tail Of the comet, which
extended bekind 1t to sixty millions of leagues,
nearly encountered our world and to appreciate
the danger that we have run, it is enough TO say,
that if this conetary proongation, very remark
sbe for its small BREADTH had been in this dimen-
sion twice as large, the conclusion would have IN
falliby taken place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
FRIDAY EVENING. Nav n.
A. n,clN..A y, u -, -


AZ II o.ciecs. NJ .hr Auc,iou Ecom
LARGE SALE OF kLU,BLE Nsw Booxx-t IL extensive
COLLECTION OF Standard Books ibIary eI,nn H. S,s,,
~ Blank Books Sc,he whole Quantities 70 suit desisrs
md Others.
among the colectoa Is 10 Nasshalls Life Of w,,binrop
vols; .; SCOTS Poe,c,i Works, svo; IS Live, Of Ps
syo; British Poets, 2rols - Coldsiths complete crks
svo 50 Boa's History OF the American Revelation vols
q Aioores Po.tica Works, Svo; Furseson Hsioiy OF
Rome Svo; Ars 0pie Works vols; % Walker. DietcaA-
~; Browns Grammar, l2o; i Burass eonpetr Works
Svc; - Cannugs Speeches sro. cloth Daycss Sermons
Mr, Nlilfous Works; Bairds Vsi, EurOi. vols; 50
Receipt Books, assorted.
Also II ou,b the Constitution Of Man; Is Every Bo-
DIS Book IS Jones. Sicries IS Lambr. Stiles Histories
10 sreyS Book of History % History OF Gce vols; 100
ichlie, vols IS Toys; 10 Csme PanoF Forte la
s,ructor: Cobb, Readers. 10 United State Book 70 EEn
ham, VOLS 10 Young Mechanic; % Criminal Caendcf s
octvo Polesloi Bibles; 80 Life OF Cromwrl IS Esesing Au
seum; Gunns Domestic Necins; Rollins, AneiSn: Histo-
~ gyol, $40: The Ne.- York Minor, vols,
Also. large yaiiesy q BiHs Javen,Ss S SSres SS
pna, sealing wax 100 packages OF waters; lase writing
desks elegantly furnished @ steel lens s;sorte and
arye OF English American aud French isacy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
DI f. d.

On Thursday, 25tl inst, James Wendoyer, in the goth
year os his
The friends and relatives invited attend his funeral
this Friday) afternoon O'clock from his late residence,
No. i'll Eighth avenue, without farther invitaton
AT Albany the 2l,h instant, William Chester Mix,
youuges, of James B. and F. NJ Mix aged and
months.
MAY 25 Lucius Pearl, aged 81 years.
~ Souhod, l.. l., MAYS, Mrs. Lydia Case aged Gs.
At Auburn, May 20, Hannah wife OF Sherman Boards
lev. Esq. aged 20.
In Cecil county, Maryland the l9h instant, Henry II.
Cannon Esq, formerly Editor of the Delaware Republican,
III the 27th year Of his age.
A, Bemo Va May 10, Mrs. Louisa Cooke, wife Of Gen
John H. Cooke aged 81.
In sheburne May 10, Rachel, wife Of Appleton skinner
aged O. years
In Northampton Mass, May 49, Elisha Turner, book
seller, aged II.
At Philadelphia May %, Mrs. Emma NJ. Provost, So.
AT Ro1bury Mass, 1ay % Ann, widow Of the late Ru-
fus Wyman, NJ. D., aged 50.
At Chelsea, May - Rebecca Widow of the late Capt.
John Goddard, aged 70
At Medhed, May H. Diantha P, Wife Of Rev Charles
Robinson, aged 80.
At wasfacton, D. c.. Nay % George W. Camp, %.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

writer sometimes tie other extrenn=
r-ople are AFRAID Of being deceived, h1 they viii
so sILd s.Ii-r,ilient truths. We know young man who
@ th6rcus hy eured OF piles b. the of JcyHsS IoHs
which be took under the uPpo5lfi0 tia: u was
r-iIcirrs Compounded by the family physician Had p.
yu thai 1t belonged that class OF preparations commonly
- n a, pa:eut nsticin-z, ~ no&ld touched H.
~ Ia order eIempiify thai
he who's cured agalns; has viii,
l. OF the opinion sill,
~ rusei 10 acknowledge the yerr1nge had relieved
iu some after, he attacked win Dyspepsia aad
~ ,vsician ain administered u him medicine.
we'll and then bis cand9f got the better OF his
udcr and he confessed the atchles sanatiy- properties
r. fhar excellent rernedy-Jayne's Tonic VerIniluss
Sod wholesale and retail, By A q D. SANDS; Drug
No FuirOn-strest of Gold Also, sold 5g A
B. SANDS < CO.. No. zl3 Broadway D. SANDS < Co.
No n Ea., BgoatwsY myaQ aus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
NUM- 3 E r VIII
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.


VIII be ready on the Ist June.
Y The CHEAPEST WoRK EVER PUBLISHED n THE
oSiIEp srArEs-Ihe hrst part OF the American Family
Magazine; or Genera! Abstract OF Useful knowledge work
snnenty useful families, and calculated 10 ares; the
t4non awaken the curiosity and s!i=kten the understand
ngs Of the Young. Illustrated with 1900 Enravinss To b.
completed Is Numbers Of 20s 80 rage zach at .
per number: and eacHumber will contain
lC The Third Edition oi the Third No il now printed.
aud orders for all The back Nos. b. supplied
GREELEY s. McELRATH. Tribune Bnildinss
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows
Chelsea Lodge 81 L o. Of O. FTbe members arr requested
ner Of Grove ~ and nason ' srss this @ ss2 Ms ss
Soelock on business el i. r1Pq255iIsSgsss 25I
G. CAMPBELL sec,sary ay Is, 'is ist5 d.
y Readings ut the University Chapel
Nj, MI WM Rcs.ELL assisted by hif SON F.ncis Rnss-
~ Rnsll WI! pIo:ea1es " .'s B.riql Of .4,7,Sd
snssGP%ss s1lsts P;s &C. M l''los" fro" He"'e H'i''
Tickets . be obtained the door, also al Lock
wood,s, tfancls Raynor,; and the stuyvesaht G9.N
fE Sylvania Association.-A public meeting
will he held Al Cotoa Hall :. O'Clock Persons friendly TO
n my25 IL = '4'''. ''''1 T. s SMITH. secretary.
~ Sylvania Association.-Persons wnung 10
the Secretary of this Association who have received
viii all be attended ea- period as possible more
perfect or-anza alton of the ofce yi be completed IN res
days winch viii enable hm to Pc II more gTT ggnTsT4 sa,re,,,r
- Fifteenth Ward.-'The friends of Education
who opposed 10 the Introduction OF Sectsransm nt2 oar
Common Schools requested Constitution Hall.
No 6JO Bfoalway Saturday Evening, TIE 9th instr At
o'clock the purpose of nominating candidates 81! the
Offices OF Commison Inspectors and Trustees o the anl
Coz the ensuing year. m2J1
- Doctor "A. Sidney Doane has resumed the
practice Medicne the City of NewYOIk Residence Y
Warren street, y T. corner Of Church. myl7 I'm
G~ The summer Styles for Gentlemens'
IN aa M De Li:2sRS IE4E{ co. co No. { and ,or House
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

ssg s9s 40 do Eastern do es ee! 40 do. Mercantile
Eagle Bank, adv; as do Suffolk Bank 30! las adv;
300 do Oriental Bank 81 l0p per share do Giobs Bank
] adv; . do. Merchants Bank, adv 6 do. shswrnu'
Bank S.3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
~ To Printers in the Co,,n

r. To Printers III the CoIntry.-A young
man no,r work Jortrneyman Printer IN New oFk
wishes permanent situation country Office TO wotk
mainly AT case and viii he with moderate wases,
he by the piece or molth he Will -nieayor give sai
faction 10 his employer Address Il Greeley Editor OF The
rribune. niS u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
m.nt lt2 Fulton-street, Broad way. Z. BOOTH
invite the OF their old customers and the pub
lie TO their present splendid stocks OF newly manufactured
and imported Boadcoths Csimes, rlch and elegant Vest
ings &c which they prepared 10 make up IN tbs most
fashionable and durable style unprccedentedi low prices
by the economies of an exclusively cash business and
,ensive rade Gentlemen assured that no establishment
il the CITY can furnish elegant goods make them up
in better ty while the prices the lowest cash stand
ard Orders filled in the shortest possible tiae terms, cash
ln I.li,sr, myi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
II. A.indo,y Shade Depo.!: no. SUFFICE

streef.-Ne NaElan 7NmbuE-Ih, 0e't q .IWs1,.aI .nI
knoi, ledg-d talents AL shades painted with ne best
Sf oil coIors and warranted w-h aud not fade Shades
a 10 any pattern or tn shortest notice. Interior
decorations executed magnificent style az very
uc-d PRICES Painting Of all KIDD, doae orec In tact all
J,urk. OF art eau be produced this establishment
=. -, ,,;s BARTOL 4 Dc MAUflY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
; Do-ficular Notice.


{OTGlai. sfi'rrrls1 Remedy OT DYSPEPSIA i;-
E|roas Affections Il Is highly recommended bv eminent
.icial, and b.; Persoas who nave bn b-r-htt-d by H.
r No Murray street Price 81 per bottle and 80 Per
- ra2s lwIs-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

EDWARD T. PRlNDLE, late of the firm of
II Davenport x Prnlle having taken the store No. John
street opposite Thoburns seed respectfully Informs
his friends and the public tha; he opening fresh and
easonabe goods which he invites ;hem 10 call ana
exmn ani which will be made up in the best possible man
rrr and Of the latest style low prices any oihsr
tablishuent IN this city, for cash
ing hem made mn with the same care and attention G
III I'D G " -, de Co. ~ ap27 lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED,


Ship Saml Hicks, Bunker Richmond Hicks < Go;
Barss Mason Barney Scott, Buenos Aysss, W " De
Forest Cox Ann Welch, Niasla Antwerp va tes;SOps'
f Iurbut x Co: Niadaline, Sh4nsiaaa fhii.1elpha'
,an Welsh Morgan Petersburg a. :, !G[lo21 : -
Brigs Frances Amy, Giberson, Cadiz, wlth "eicn y
Num-, Circu, Conpaay; Warsaw, koopman Met,moras
J Tay!or Pandora Buck!ey Elstp0rt, Ne, Brett ose;
sashawa Snow O.l~ais John Hyslop
Scfr Rob, Treat Tr~at, Charleston Coole! = 90
ARRIVED,
Ship Orleans ssa:s 10 ds fun o'eans, with cotton 70
" Nelson.
Bl ronce Could ~ days from Ponce, r, oiesse' 70
Br brig Queen Victoria Roberts Is ds fm Turks Island
salt, Dun<co.nb Beckwith. Oh Graad he! saw i1s
clipper opsan sc supposed 10 be pirate be3s in!i oil
n,e had beer cru,us Turks Island for several days
Bri, Pa4s, Blanchard, 23 days from Iooeseo loSo>1
&c. 10 HowIaed as2inwall.
Brig Coee.o NcCIillis. from Nataaras 18th day! Win
molasSzs 10 Badger * Peek.
Big Seatuaa Scu Is roE Alexandra Win 1'oui 4Nu
schf Delaware, Forbes, days from Washington, \ G
naval s;ofes, 70 Mitchell -,
schr Maria Hopkins ds from Wilmingtoa : G naval
SCH sshr jnn, Piagc, Wright Is firm Georgetown uH-
Der. 20 master. p
VI Demill. ,;.,,
naval stores
BELOW briss.-Wiad y E
DISASTERS.
rb sbn ,kba- ~ hose escape from shipwrecE we have
alrad, pub4heI) has been hauled on the scFe" p9cA @
Will undergo sou- necessary repairs. c.
The brig HENRIETTA Lunely, from Sev-l OK tof eh"se'
was wrecked off Jausica-Captain and cte'S saved.
bJ moi sta,.d s,ru:k ON ledge of Ash Point l5anc G;
near Owls Head and filled Her teek LOAD WIN "a
,ripp were saved and the vessel Subsequent! so"eu ~
owr.-Hs.d Hssbo,-a1pected 20 be condsHlnsd'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
- Ecfr;rera.ors.-REED K SSMITH, tina inyen,

- Refrigera:ors.-REED X SMITH, ina invent
ors pafeic-s and nlHuiacuer ot the iaamSd
t,Is perfected article which they confidently believe win
i, entire satisfaction those h0 purchase hey aye con
--crs on tie most philosophical ard scientific principles,
30 arranged every article be ket ~ IN apart
nt b. el that impossible for one hing 10 tas.e ol
iinr rosrtes t-p- impaired Please call -, examine al
the i.racr So Bfoad"ay. MaHai4ctofJ y y he-'tfes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH Richards Aue,ioneer.
~ leS Broadway - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

NJ The u. S. brig Somcrs, bound 10 Savan-
nah. went to sea from Hampton Roads on Sun
day last.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

Mr.. DEMPS1'ER and the Misses CUMMING
Nl have the honor announce That they will unite IN
braIy corner of Leoar-steet ard roadmay on neuy
3Oth May consisting oachoics elec2D OF thsI most oiu"
ncu,lns Lizzie Lindsay Cazy Jane b9nne AnN'c NM,
Laurie Tho Americas Em'rint,, Fn5ewell Wy
mpr &c sc; Lament OF t,e Irish Fmigrsnt The Lonely
Aud Wife I'm with You once again, Blind Boz. John
Tickets 50 5Ocen5wh Programmes, contanins ihr w2"ii
of the new AMI familiar with critical an historical
noce,-may b. had the Music Stores aud at the door on
the evening Of the entertainment
,,,c;sal,. m26 lri'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
Passengers Arrived


In ship orlear', from New orIea"s-c F Morton-snd
Passengers Sailed
In steam ship Great Western, fo Llverpool-J Her-
rick \ Sole1c, Edward Blackburn, W lam lsatde | r
Duncan Wm VI Richards, Lord, \ PetFie, Mrs NJ T
Prou Miss Prout, w D Wilkinson, John " Harris, Geo
Laurie + Brua Mrs Erickson aud servant Z Strange,
Mr., Goodband Jaulou Miss Jaudon, l. Hubbard, }
Burnett W Burnett Mons L. Barber and lady Miss lie
Barber Miss Adea Le Barber, Charles ii Russell, WIN
Barbour Richards, Il s, Felix, FredeTic: W!seman
Frederick Ieech 5 Shaw, James Lcertsi y II Paine,
lady aad Mr. Finley aud lady all OF New ofk; )
II Gay F w Coolidge Wm ColIeit, of Bosol; Joseph
BSh Professor Ris.y aad lady, Master Johl Rs!e!, OF
Philadelph,a: 3 Tol5dre VIM Dawson Ci Baltimore; MIS-
Cor,les son and servant Joseph Baitesby, Charles May
wood Re, W Dana of Chtrcston: james Carson, OF Sl-
yanial; r Baujicr, Henc of New-Oeans; Mr. Foster,
Mrs Daniel William Lord lady and two children, Nr Rob
erts Mrs Fryer II iabrrmau OF England; John Dohbu,
Right Rev Bishop Chebat of Keuuey; Richard Covylipg,
Vim Taylor Of Ohio; f \ Uaiidon, of Lima; W Ross,
R.v Mr. (;ribbe LADY, TWO children and servants, Cap;
Usher of Torouio + Daniel Assistant Commssay Ges-
eral Il A: Thomas Brooks Of s. Jago Cub.; Fernando
Njele Euscho Umanja of New Granada; JuIys Caecur.
or An,,.rp; Mr. Thornley, VIM Coanah, VIM Page Of
Liverpool: Augustus ThcrGdcE of Baltimore; iaJar w
P Christie b A. lady aad servant: VIM II M"wry Wash
ilr,f county y i iI.ary EGlmes, do; Ar Oarch', lady
a,,l servant Mrs ihorGdiic of B.encp John Marshall,
of Illinois, Very Rev Samu, aagnchelii, Of owa, P=oi
T X Crrcnbapk OF England; Jane. Bloome, OF Glasgow;
HUGH Watson Ireland: John FeIc,son do Gao { Chap
man Albany Y; Lieut. Col Williams, b \; Hif tor-
yth lady two children and servants Kingston ta1ada
Wc,r Nj, Buruct Quebec: Frederick GriIfn, Montreal;
James Keller Pcrnanbuco Rev II H Kellogg, Illinois, K
Nelson Thomas Nelson Of Penns ylyana; q Saunders,
of London; w L Posi-, B Curtis, Tom Jones'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

WOOD SCREWS The New.England Screw
w Company Providence r. l.. being full operation.
arc prepared supply wholesale deale and the sFS % waI
SsTrws msie from the best refined ok be obtained
sorted ircsn inch No 2to inches No 6 warranted SUI
Gror 10 INV manufactures this country or England They
cut the threads on their entirely new principle
which enables them 20 m9nuacturc Gny pdtsin screw 10
n,i,uo lock- gun double threaded coin, &c. Orders
] Aexdr Hodges Msent pISy,dsRse to us
" ' ' MITCHELL & WITHERfLL,
Agents y. f.. Screw 60.
R-For sale bv most of the hardware trade in Boston,
New. York Philaelphia Baltimore Albany, Troy and else
-, '''"' : nlyl9 Dnls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

SECOND BOARD.

5000 III D,la6cl. bio IS $50 shrs L Isl r 523
5000 do do ....,= SO! IS do Mohawk NV 33I
1000 do do $500. 81 50 do do -. 50
600 do d. 20 . NV 36i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

CPRING GOODS for Gentlemeens Wear-229 = ~
Rro,1wav onuo,ite the Fountain.-Encouraged by the
extensive patronage elected the last through the practice
of rnc}r hch has averted almost universal complaint
,It tt cash customer was taxed for the denaueuces OF
Others the undersigned has made such additions TO his corp.
OF will enable him III future TO execute all ORDERS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

NTEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at S6 5o-a
gen,e-l and convenient 4cls for business men, For
sale bv JENNINGS, 300 Broadway. opposite the F9nntan:
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
INTERESTING LETTER

Eelatire 10 Tech held by .Ilnosphetic PressnTe
TO DR.. ;. Is. SMITH: Dentist, 10 Chambers,
i street New York-Sir: The teeth which YOU inserted
Tor the combined Atmospheric PrcssuTs principle
ar, Justly considered by all Tho have them, as the
highest specimen the dental eat with them the
as natul teeth and certainly regard nature and TO
beauty they nrivaied owe much yon SIR for the
superiority of your work that willing YOU should refer
To nc any one provided they do call merely ga-
fy curiosity. Yours, Sc. Mrs. &. my2i 3tis-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED CALICOES,

to supply the city and trade BY the piece orPscke
b. confnng their attention entirely and exclusively 10 tt
extensive aud beautiful than 10 be found else
where (ther- being no similar establishment for Pn IL the
United States sell always low aud generally lower
han houses whose attention and divided smong
large variety of articles. ~
The entire stock embracing about One Thousand dfeet
pauers ana colornss has been received within few days.
st,les mY9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

pees sasel o Is to IA pss b. W. ant offer h.
the public with confidence it has been elessd for
family and cannot be surpassed richness OF flavor
Also m OF Teas OF the crop, for sale the
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