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Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

lrelana's Wrongs.-.O'Connell says that the his
tory of Ireland can be traced through the statute
book like the track of n wounded man, through a
crowd-bu the blood.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

Tie Aymy.-Muior l.. Thomas, Asst Adjt. Gen.
and Capt. G. G. Waggaman, Com. Sub, have
boen detached to investigate militia claims, grow.
ing out of service of raiIita, in the Territory Of
Florida ....-.. ....5 e.. ..-.. ...
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

:. laundering and igAning.-We SEQ by the
Washington Spectator that Government has ad.
vertised for 1000 barrels of gunpowder, for the
use OF the Navy.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

Commission Merchants in New Cr1eans.--Our
ir'onos IN the country who have cotton and tobac.
co 10 snip to New Orleans are confidently recon.
monded to forward their crops to the popular and
we'll known merchants, Messrs. U,a.iou &. SAeaf.
sv~sa~ Darsdso" q Co., and T. H.CAeno,rcth e.
10. These gentlemen are we'll known in our com.
munity as men of mercantile integrity, and de-.
serving of our highest confidence.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

The Scourge.-tIpwardso of four thousand deaths
from yellow foyer have occurred in Quay aqui
South America, during the past year.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

Col. Trum5eU.--This American historical pain
Ter is daad
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

DaniI O'CoaneN-The repeater Of Irish sla
very. If he never ntolishes slavery in Virginia
until he procures tho freedom of Ireland, the mig
gers may hang their harps upon the willows.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

Dr.. Thompson, the famous steam Doctor, is dead.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1843-12-02

Con. Dorr arrrsted.-This imprudent leader of
the suffrage party in Rhode Island, where women
are required by law to do militia duty, was arrest.
ed in Providence on the LIST ult.; and was commit
ted to answer 10 The charge Of treason.
We think that the old British will find enough
evidence to convict him; but the imposition
of the penalties upon Dorr, will ensure speedy
triumph Of the suffrage party.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

the Spanish donainions. two others OF the prlnci-
pal insurgents, Philip Vigel and Thomas NH
che!l were tired for treason and found guilty oul
afterward pardoned by the President.
No farther opposition was then made to the eA-
else law 1t is supposed says Sullivan that TINS
rebellion was instigated by some men OF lnteih-
gence and influence but there is no such Ger
tainty OF this as would justify the mention Oh
names.
During this wear the Democratic Societies or
Jacobin Clubs, had extended themselves over
the whole country, and took most active ana
offensive part against the administrations hey
assumed that :. the people had the rght to dlc-
tate 10 the Government the measures TO be pur-
sued and that they were the people" hese
societies were attacked IN various ways, from the
press and otherwise: sometimes by severe re-
proach. and sometimes by satire. They gradu-
aly became odious and disappeared.
The ideas Of President Washington on this
subject were thus expressed, IN a letter to MI.
Jaw on the state Of the nation at this period.
That the sclfcreated Societies who have
spread themselves over this country have been Ia
boring necessarily to SOW the seeds OF diStrnst,
jealousy. and of course discomfort, hoping thereby
10 effect some revolution IN the Government. Is
not unknown to YOU. That they have been the
promoters of the Western disturbances admits OF
no doubt in the mind of any one who will eX-
anime their conduct. But fortunately they have
precjpIta,ed a crisis for which they were not pre-
pared and thereby have uniolded views which
viii. trust, effect their annihi!ation sooner than
il might have happened. An occasion has also
been afforded for the people of this country TO
show their abhorrence OF the result, and their
attachment 10 the Constitution and the laws : ioF
:, ba per n
that were required, would have come forward IN
support of them, had it been necessary
"Thesc things have terrified the insurgents
who had no conception that such spirit pre-
vailed. but while the thunder only rumbled at a
distance. were boastng of their strength and
wishing for, and threatening the militia by turns :
intllnating that the arms they should take rom
their invaders would soon become magazine III
ther hands Their iangnnge is indeed nuch
changed, bu, their principles still want cor
y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

1T DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRET-ANO
fyr &c-PeIsons about renting raoge; 10 teir
- IN the old county De SUPPLE! wirl dr(f ,
m m 81 81 IN "a without ,a discount other caE in suns
Bank OF Ireland Provincial Bank DO Msss l J.m.. Ra
52n Go BanEeEs, Loaton Barned K Co.. Exchange and
Us .scplht banE LEspo9l; Eastern Bank of scotand Green
ma tna ts onche IN every post town throughout Engand Ire
ahd scotland and Wales which drafts will BE- or,. ared by
he STEAMER Caledonia that eares Boston on The t July by
W. j. & T. TAPSCOTT
q their General Passage Office s Peck slip cor souih,
Nb al !Istts from the country mus; be post paid j2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

FOR SALE-The fast sailing co2pertf and
s-ffy. copper fastened ship NV ENGLAND, burthrn
5I5 tons, about $500 bbis. oil built at li-lfori
SaSs, OF the best materials and previous her last y0yag.
was completely Oyeraurd and siee,i and copf-r- y.b
heavy LONDON copper has full inyentOry ncudag wbs
Ing eer and boats and about 1850 bbs oil casks and shock
SAILS ana gging IN good order and De fitted for ,noter
royas 1t very hight expense. Lies Juid's y Lart -,
further particulars iaquire of ''
jep 20 So, II,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

fR. ROSES REMEDIES FOR DISEASES
- OF THE LUNGS, BRONCHIAL Chronic and Acute
he success Of Dr. Rose Phade ril. warrants sof
reconmeadaton OF hls remedies Lung diseases aud We
would particularly recommend his COUGH SYRUP (baed
9fSn has and successful mode of un2 dsa.
Tor The cure Of the prevailing epidemic a:iueiya All III,
way.neary opposite the .tS,or House. New York
sfi-11-n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

ssS-r MORNING BOAT FOR PEEK
...-1as% SKILL. Nerpanck Grassy Point Sing Sing,
tzsz..s. arcytown Dobb's Ferry Ha>;Incs and onk
eTS-BGe,,ils AND Dinner board-Ihe and splendid
steamer COLUMBUS Capt. VIM H. FTazee, will leave
New York OF Chambers street. every morning
(Frdays evceprpd o'clock; aud returning leave rksk
same 9ay IL o'clock p NJ except Sundays when she
viii leave reei,sE O'Clock P NJ Landing az the foot
of Hammond street each way. Freight taken at reduced rates
any other kind properly taken, pFed put on board ts
boat the risk OF the of such goods freight
baggage. Nc
U All persons ar. forbid trusting any account Of
said bo,t or owners, jell
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

e Persons holding Licenses requested TO ptotua
them when applying for renewals also. specially Iequed
10 Apply within the time above avoid the penalties Olk
law. By order.
MONSON CLARKE, First Marshal
New-Tofk Mayor. OiIc. Jne IS lai3 jsleraT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
trIluanCt. n,.n
r NEW-l Ohh AMI t.hlE hall ll-r.S'hD

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
tSIfSSsTs EXTENDED TO MIDDLETOWN, Orange
slSsSsI9, ounty-On and after Thursday, June ,hs
ReSmar Train; will Iun breea NeMh
For passengers of Duanestreet at b T. NJ by
steamboat ARROW Captain A. FL Schultz taking thf iTs
=; Pernont and Goshen AT 81 o'clock and Middle
town at O'Clock VI. Returning AliddIetown at "a
NJ and arrive at Newly ors at II 4. NJ.
Accommodation Line for Freight and Passengers leaves
NewYok as bove A NJ. and arrives al Goshen al i2 o.
clock and Middlsown O'Clock T.. NJ Retnnng leave
Nilletown al 81 p. VI and arrive IN the city about u
For Freight leave at A. NJ and arrive AT M,
dla,own same lav. Returning, leave Midetown al I. vi
and arrive in Newly ork SaIile night
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

NEW.YORK TO EASTON, Pa.-Peo
Ie Linz yats s2,ksars L Pier ~; sn,a / North
gsl-cvprd by seamboa; to Elizabeth Port: :or leave
ths foot OF Courtland O'clock, A. NJ BY NewJer-
sey Railroad TO Ezabethown there connect with the tram
of cars or Someryil-; coaches thence ou 81 miles arriy
in- AT Eas,on At O'clock p NJ For seats apply A D.
HOPE, Merchants Hotel, II Courtlandt ST.
y. B.-Ths route on account Of the short distance BY
Onics r.mnyed from q TO Al Cnmrand, street seas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

r.-y. gFOR HUDSON and Intermediate
,.s4-1it;e4 Z ! Lsnlinss.-The Steamboat WESTCHES
SI:1--:-i., TFR Cart. WM. H. MEiLEN will leave the
Celia. ST. The ensuing Se.soa every Monday Wrdnes
day and Fsidy o'clock, p VI. connecting Hudson with
tie Hudson aud Berkshire Railroad the of which leave on
the srys of the boat Returning the boat leaves Hudson
Tuesday Thursday ard Sunday, O'clock p. NJ te
arrival OF the touching both the intermediate
landings. For freight passage. apply on board 10
STORRS \ STEPHENSON, 90 Nest-st.
This has put complete order with additional
crrlr OF S;alioos and viii be found pleasant and
comfortable boat any the yeI. Tn boa: to"s 40
oarc-S.
THIS now ready freight, and viii leave
-'rilv !rh irr. a.o 9n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

tIONDEhHAlIIii;c : y DIAN CUUOh DhL.'i
for The cure of coughs colds consumption, daca&Iy NJ
breathing, G III the side chest arising from COILS
ness soluse eVictoratoa aud ac NJ
cine has brcome established and estimation o ALI ~.
uedlt poFe prominently superior 10 every medcl9 n,
PR ent day The following ce.tIhcd;rs iED
most respectable persona IN ts city, who would " hp'
SEE fhy persons respecting tins meaclne /, .LI;y,.
Dk AZ SIR Permit express the deep sense Oi Scr
uoh am under 20 for the discovery you have i
"o years past have bern afflicted with se'eTe
e raisin o much blood and p-g together WE In IN r1y
on and ssneal debility, and thus continued TO decline
physicians aud friends utterly despaIred OF ny recover, I
brothers insisted upon making trial O tonsfnn - -
coyery utterly impossible made OF hIeg zsa
and the effects astonishing. procured hlu Setlr
more, and before had taken the fourth bottle @eJ
restored 10 my good health. Yours most respeedalJ
WV. Il. MARSH, cor. Liberty and Gfren"iS"
New-York, jan ~ 1888. E.,s.ssa
To THE AFFLicrEo-I have been for six wears di' ,b
with pain the side aud chest ACCOMPANIED s.5
Dir; cough have tired numerous cough reme-s put .r
ref tr-m any of them. induced uI9n lhe Tngh
solicitation of friends Try Voudersmith, Indian ti
3 Ilm and before had taken tbe third bottle was leo
10 my health. ABRAM HORTON No. la FIiohs"
Nev..York, Jan. %, 1913. y,
CArTIoN.None genuine without the signature OF W.
proprietor written upon the label OF tn. bottle.
Prepared ani sold only By F.W. VONDERSMf!hL hL
le2i 2w'od Sole Proprietor. lel Green -
COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from inc
~ mills at Hohokus for sale cheap Apply ,t 80. ~ p
s-r-streer, or 81 Peafistreei, OF A. c. ZAbblshif,
Store No. 81 Pearl and Is Fulton TO LEI cheap q"
ply al % beayerst. or sls Broadway. arp,rgIr
my6 2m- A. Z. ZABAlshitr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

II FOR LN.ERPOOL-Packet OF July 7tFl-
.yeTl The packet ship PATRICK HEM FY j. c. Drlano
master, Will sail as above h-r regular day.
oT freight having superior accommodations
GRfNNELL. MlNTuRN s co 70 sou,h.s,.
The packet ship N INDEPENDENCE L. >,ye master viii
sacceed the Patrick Henry. aat sal August 7thher regular
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

ssw.A FARM For SALE in Westehe>ter Co
~, n! nil, from the civ Hall y miles from the Steam
6ai Landing The Iass g.; ." r, v"9seE s3 % on @ l Wh,n W
Jona ,nd tnilp m the II lrem Railroad Depot n Will
sms Bridge, containing 50 S OF whle IS GOOD mo@di
land Said Farm well waere by yneTer-iaiiing streams an
has bsstul prosper the surrounding county hand
cottage house 81 feet square WIN rnAz' ~ ont @ &
and kitchen adjoining: finished and open lr ~ the
attic Handsome owergadeu and lawn N front OF theho
"a good Barn Stable and other out-buildug also g""
Apple Orchard with variety of other Fliu consisting o.
Pears Peaches plns. Cherries ooseherr>, two kinds 81
Curan Straw berries kinds of Rtspbef1eS &c tnr
further particulars inquire Of y f. Whitehead, cor oi kn
and Canni-sys New Of the ubsc r Gn t r,nes
,e2I }, J.. WIFI Fhr.ND
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
ERUPTTONS OF THE SKIN, MTsQTiT05

NOTlCE.-ENFRA.- persons who haze
neglected! to obtain ts,r Tavern and Excise cenps-
Notice 10 every person vending, dealing in, or reiHgsim3
OF Splntuous Liquors IN the titv of New.YohG
All persons sho shall sell deal IN Strong SpnlueO
iuo.S-eSctpt importers dIsters, selling any LIgoh
imported distilled by them quantities above FIVE ga!@S
without lhvne first obained License l0 such rGip9e
from The Mayor ard lhe rasINcy" Aldermen and A,sasi
OF the Wards winch they scysraliy reside. s,bect b.
a Tor esh oiiec 10 the ena!ty of SIS and in case o IL
taiieTs 10 the ldGGl shmeni tby indicmeH OF tn,
ana imprl l'onment Tavern aud Excise License will therefor
be- ISSUED Al e Mayors office. City Hall between the hour
oi 10 aui2 o'clock the days prescribed follows Tor esth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

sasreF FARM FOR SALE very cheap Tor cash or
will be exchanged lar city property, fits acres OF 5gd
house barn and other uthouses, nsw, IN saratoga Co..
"''' VIC @''''' BURR Bt.NEDiCT& s REEBE
-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

w ar.oI 4NEW ARRANGEMENT.-Fare
aud Freight rednced-Nsw York k, a@d Boston
From Pier No North River foot Of Battery place, DAILY
Sundays excepted, at o'clock r. NJ ,,
The Line is composed Of the following splendid steamers
WORCESTER, Capt. J. H, VANDERBILT.
CLEOPATRA, Capt. J. X. DUsrAN.
NEW HAVEN, Capt. LEFEvRE
Tie CLEOPATI;A, on Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
The WORCESTER, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
- Passengers for Boston will be forwarded by railroad
mmedatey the arrival Of the above boats al Norwich
and will proceed without change OF cars or baggage.
20 From Norwich. Merchandise for Boston Will BE- for
warled by Railroad without change Of and arrive IN
Boston the DAY. after leaving New York. .,.,
y. 3. Samples, Light Packages &c. Will b. ward-
with fxtra Despatch, by made known 70 The 5ubscr
49, Freight Agent for y. Y.S 3: < R. r. L!ie,
Al the Oifce the Wharf.
Whsre all information regard Freight, from Bos
may br obtained; also of
FOR sAG-HARBOR-Thr steamboat THORN wi
leave Norwich every mor4Hs sundays ~ excep'edl Fare
Ne freight received after ha-paSt 7. NJ.
" Z. Al persons forbid trusting on account
of IN. above boats OF own-Ts aplStt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

4 GOOD SHAVING SOAP Al LAST-Tl
y make a Good and Lasting Lather'rhc Soap ,h
composed offs the old Naples S2ap-'t IS kept IN s, u
kuow II, worth and that II i the very best SOAP ever ma,
for ,ha,ins makes thick, rich. lasting. easy iah ,O
ing 70 the beard aud healing "a the skln- Is yGa&s
brlutifllly e, and put in shaving Cor use N
and shngs each by r. JONES. at bis Perfumsry Z
.bIisnnrn sign ot the American Eagls. 81 Chaihams;
Y:,nd bv these agentS-in Albany State st IN phas
phia At Zeber's corner OF Third and Dock ST liz Botoe
Sr,ra Rrnnk lN-p. FuItOn lm,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

T. FOR GLASGOW-Packet OF 2d July
!rvr, The first class fast sailing lacket-.hp WARSAW
,.aSzs spy HawIins. viii sail puncuay above and has
very comfortable accommodations or cabin second cabin and
st-rraEe passengers who VIII be taken reasonable price If
early application be made hoard foot Doyer-st or to
W 81. T. TAPSCOTr, g Peck dip
Corner Of Sourr
Persons wishing send for their friends come direct from
Glasgow have opportunity dom. such as
this Drafts also b. obtained for
amount. payable iaevery post Scotland. Apply
as above. Jr2-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

Persons wishing send FOR their frveds have them
brought out by The above ship any OF tr regular packets
by appyirg as above, tit By letter post paid) J2I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

FOR LONDON Packet .of July 10Th.
s77T; The Packet ship QUEBEC, F. II. Hebsrd master
wiH sail as above, her a. day For freight OF pas
having Superior accommodations apply board foot
of Maiden lane, or 10 GRINNELL, MlNTURN * co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

a1ce>7 PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
>lBoATS FOR ALBAN;Y y! TPR9uGH e s,h,lT, d.
excepted From the Steamboat Pier between Courtland anu
Liberty streets. noCI,rcrrp
Capt. A. iou.toa viii leave the Steamboat fie between
the foo. Of couandt aud Lio.ttysITee' Non'ay' e'
Steamboat South America, Capt. h. w: Brainard VIII
leave Tuesday, Thuray aad Saturday Ivenles al ci.SS
at Intermediate places will leave Monday "Wednesday and
FRIDAY afternoon AT O'Clock -.
Passengers this Line Of Boats will invariably arrive
Albany ample time take the Morning tran Of Cars i2r
tI East or West The above Boats and substantial
are furnished with new and elegant State Rooms, and ior
speed and accommodations unnydled on the HUDSON.
Cor passage freight apply board, to r CSchultz al inc
/ oIicr ON The wharf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

q nno1 pNtlW IORk AND KINGSTON
ycs-zExaN>a4-33 STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE.
~ tfo Kingston and Delaware and hud-
son Can1l--Steanbos,s NORWICH and EMERALD-
The NORWICH Captain JOHN .n;UE., Will i-lyc New
York. oo Of y arren street every "Wednesday and Saturday
+; O'Clock f. NJ
VIII leave Kingston lkondou) Landing every Iuesiay
and Fniay, At ocock. P. NJ.
The EMERALD. Captain JOHN KErcHuM VIII Leave
NsYork foot Of Murray street. every Monday and Thurs
jdy II O'Clock, T. W.
Nill lave KINGSTON (Rond2uEl Landing every Wednes-
day and Saturday at o'clock. ?. ".
For freight Ug laSsace cpply "a 5oard nh9s II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

Il z<>ss. ct POWELL \. cos LINE FOR
S>.yCS~>,- NE.WBURGH. Landing al Caldwell's; NsSi
1ad Cold srriag-The steamboat + sIS.h ~
sH-s;r every Monday THURSDAY and SATURDAY, O'Clock
M returning, vii leave New buTg every Noutay al
y NJ AHt Tuesday and tndly p VI. Eetfrsist
sage, apply 10 The Captain board
BSas- and reish; Of all descriptions bank bills ScIe
prt baar e Ts. OF the owners thereof unless
bil! O ladlE- b. signed the all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
npINrERS ANn BINDERS WARFp6l5,5

Iobbnc work and repairing Will BE- doGe NJ ;he lowe, M
bl., nr,r.S with every Sttcn;i5n and -NI~dition
y B-All articles manufactured by thfS EsaslsAr,z
NAV NOT M imposed up0u with spurious altees mar s
,atou oftiers.
Printers o newspapers who pub bl'h this advertisement ID
th oote thre tunes before the first o July and send
of er papers TO us will be entitled 10 payment Of than
ON hu wing tour times the amount OF n aAh
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
g@Sl NEW ARRANGEMENT. - HUD

gssl, NEW ARRANGEMENT. -HUD
E>-SS.- ~ 50 y snd NEW YORK-For freight and Pas
ncsis-I he and elegant steamboat %
LGM5lA Capt ,onaa ? New --Ty VIII Leave Hudson feI
NV Ie5s ever Nlon'.ay; "Wednesday and Friday az SIX o.
road and touch at a'eTme2L- landings. Retsrnns
ia.e Ne' fcTS eyerr Tuesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
tae foot OF Cedar street and in Hudson tht
morning time - take the Railroad for Boston.
For further lutosne,ion, inquire Hudson BBEL
CLARK * CO. In New York, Of SuYDAAI, REED x
60 the foot OF Liberty street. North River or board
sither psce. ala III JEREMIAH BAME.
s-I< NEWARK AND NEW-YORk-
- FARE only l2. cents,
sE@--ss-s.. The splendid steamer PAsSAIC, Capt j.
G4r on and alter Iane Will run follows:
Leave NewS ork from foot of Bsrclay 81 Al 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. and O'Clock. 2. II.
a. Il. and at Il P. NJ
10 Freight carried az very low rates, je5H
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

boy. Youts, truy, EZRh KNAPP, Il 81 ck,.st.
~, SGid & 5y j. WiLLAcE. 26 CqErnine-st;, NrwYork
VI BOND. II Llspenart-sti--t, y. Y; THEODORE
CLARK i63 Pearl, corner Chatham-stresrs y Y JOHN
r "AkEM-AN, IS Slaidsn-lare; SHERMANiS is
CourtlandtSfTeet, o! Greenwich.
sold. "hoIesal- and retail by the PROPRIETOR " r WAL
LACE, al y HickSs;reet, Bro0klyn. jr2G I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

zsxe \ FARM FOR SALE, Of about ninety
srSY ON Staten Island, adjoining navgabe water IN
q Richmond County. Inquire at No. Ann street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
aaoItfical Distorp.-No. XIV.
p..r,,.d "a, The Tri6ane by EDwrs WILLIAMS.

w,shipg.on,s Administration. Foreign Relations. Diff
eulsy with Spain. Critical Of Affairs. W hiskey
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29


Persons wishing send for rtrr friends, have them
hrou@; ont t class American packet ships sailing from
LlNrrnonl Mer<lY. ~. i.tvnrehle terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29
JOSEPH NlcNIERRAI

Having very superior accommodations cabin, 2L cabin
and passengers, wishing 10 embark, should
IL. l,L-L. I.LLI IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

r. FOR LONDOE--Reguiar Packer OF The
sv-7ys lst Juy-Thr splendid Packet ship VICTORIA.
l.. t. Morgan master, will sail A. abGyV, her regular
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON wa.
ER-The public respectfully iuy-i 10 examine the
ARTICLE manufactured By the subscriber The superiority of
nda Rubber hose ready we'll known, and while he does
ialy u ard 70 bear the of the Croton Wsrr. 1t
much stoaer than t generality of this kind of hose and
sold al low prices. a fair discount made TO PLUMBERS
c. L. ROSS, l2i Maiden Lane
leia 'weeI Pearl and Ws,er5,reets
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

7 FONNtr, AF'lttIt NIIIii n bfpUATln.
We could offer ltty other uans. OF Jersoas who I,
tins allili> represented hui II the above no, sraa
thuy " III cou vince except trial. II IS sod
tb Smercin Eagle 81 Chatham 81 v Y sra by -. 'S
lin Philadelphia by Zly Der, corner OF Third ana rs
,r nryt 10 the American Hotel, Washington n 60
fSn STATE =; ~ Charleston. Sc s; King ~; N t,
s. Stai..,t IN BROOKLYN, l59 Fulton Agents wsai3
ofhrr CITIES. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

as follows un further notice:
Lpay. New-York G-P-lG-1l-l-2-3t-J-G-7.
Staten Island, 8-e-l0-ll-l-2-i -5-6-7.
Leave Staten Island and New York every hour on SUNDAYS
" B-fycursion To Fort Hamilton Sundays excepted y
Leave Fort Hamilton !: 4. NJ, returning from New York 81
p. NJ.
is Al the rsk Of Tie OMnerS thereof J'IE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

= w I I'D LINZ lTF In I'm fJVI Ii')N-
,tr-.>r ETS-Packe; OF Is, Juy.-The w-,nown, fast
.a-Essang and iavo5te packetshlp OHIO, Captain H.
Lg9n, Will sal punctually As above.
The accommodations OF this ship for cabin second cabin
aud a-e Passengers, cannot be surpassed; her b-w
decks which very spacious fitted up with degree OF
comfort uneluaed y any other packet port Those about
visiting the old country al 70 b. pleased with the
remarkably low those wishing b-rts should
fail make early application board foot a Dover street
~ W. & J. T 7 TApSCOTT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-29

o--~7 MORNING LINE.-For ALBANY,
.. - TROY, and intermediate landings from I The
.5s-ce-,. Steamboat tie foot OF barclay street he
THIS MORNING. at o'clock. :, .,,op>-,,-l
Thy EMPIRE leaves TO-MORRO" MokNiN" al
For Passage app at the Office foot of BaIclay,stree' or on
%oT,cr-il Goods Freight; Baggage, Bank Bills, Specie
OF 4ly other kind ProPer taken shipped or put on board
this Boat be a; Tie risk OF the owners oil suc pooHs
Freight, Baggage sc. -
.::a>yT FOR ALBANY AND FRO Y
whoq; landing TIE splendid s. steamer amer I;s piA
York NJ Pier foot Of Barclay ST. THIS AFTERNOON
al o'clock 49,, H. h,
&C her draft is so gh that she pass AT any time OF tid-
ii requested passengers will be anied at ne esteFn De-
passage freight apply the Captain on 9oarn OF 10
T j. Hall the Office of sid boat ooi oi @ foo, If
f;.m,l,ou-s ST. Al G % clock, p. VI.