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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
Late from Rio de Janeiro.

Bv the bark Douglass. Capt. Bourne. We have
dates considerably later from Rlo de Janslro'-
Our intelligence Is up to the 20th March. We
are much indebted tc NJ. ]. Lily, second OIL
Ger Of the Douglass. for the following
The fngate La Belle Poule had arrived on the
18th INST with the Prince de Jolnvlle and suite,
and was at anchor at Fort Santa Cruz. lhe
Prince and suite were making preparations 10 60
up to the ctr or the 20t5. and ;ste Emperor and
his BODY guard, with his carriage, were waiting
to receive him and conduct HIM to the EmPcror's
country seat, where he was to be presented 10 ms
future wife, the Emperor's youngest sister The
nuptiaIs were to be soIennized IN the course oil a
week or 50. Great preparations were beng ii:asi'
for his arrival throughout the city and the people
were ali Curious to see him and were annously
waiting FOR him to come to the city.
More troops were expected every hour from Rio
Grande; nothing later had been received from
taat place.
A merchant bag had been purchased TO send
TO lie coast OF Africa for the guns, Sc belonging
to the Z. :. frgate Concord, which went ashore
on a sand bar at the above place.
The difficulties in Minas Cares had not yet
been settled, the rebels desperately holding on TO
the last.
The U. s. fnratc Columbia was expected every
day from Monteyidco.
There were five French and one English men
ofwar IN tie port. The D. sailed in company with
the ship Gunare and schr Susan Of Baltimore.
All renamed quiet in st. PauIe ard ali the
Northern Provinces and r,otning had arrived from
Bueno- Arer5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

TOILETTE ARTIcLE-Raro.5 Of tie most cei.brat.i ma.
Aefs Tarranf= lase variety Of Teo,h Nail and Shaving
bueess P-ffaHiery, Washing and Shaving Soap, all OF ,h
@ euaty al exceedingly Low prices. Almond Cream foe
sharing, which makes the ric-st possible ,- soI5 =,
z7i cents pot az g. SAUSDERS-S inventor and n.,nn
tAc's1=s OF t!se Metallic Tablet Strip, lss Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

l. SPRINGFIELD, the capital Of Illinois, has
elected Wing Charter Officers; last year Loco.
For Mayor D. b. Hill, Wing, 337; G. G. Gyubb.
| oco 2SS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

l5 DR., Hagan, OF the Vicksburg Sentinel.
says that reputation IS making rapid strides in
Mississippi" Instead OF repudiation he probably
means the rePrdlators. They, or at least their
leaders, occasionally make rapid strides IN the
direction of Texas. Louisville Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

i SEAEs's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Nav
has Just been published
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

Il The Engineer OF the Wclland Canal gives
notice that II Will be ready lor navigation during
the present week.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

u The house of Judge Jones, in Marion,
Montgomery Co. n. Y. was destroyed by fire a
few days since, together with all It's furniture and
a valuable library. Loss, from 10 to $4,000,
and no insurance. a female servant is suspect
ed of having set fire to the building.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02
u There were IN Connecticut llSl voluntary
applications for the benefit OF the Bankrupt Law.

IL Mr.. Secretary WEBSTER viii not, as he
had intended 10 do, leave the Cabinet to-day, It
being desirable on all hands that he should remain
until the matter OF the Chinese Mission is settled
lt!s expected that the steamer due the middle Of
this week VIII bring adyiceS from Mr.. Everett,
announcing his decision as TO the acceptance %
that Mission. Should he accept, 1t would be well
fer Mr.. Webster to prepare his instructions. And
should he not accept, equally important Will It be
for the Secretary to assist in the new arrange
ment that VIII then be necessary. In any event,
however, NJ. W. viii retire by the middle of the
month. Commercial Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

u TIE NEw-l logK AMERICAN Yesterday took
its place among the cash papers to be sold at
two cents copy, or served at Sc per annum. 1t
is an able and hgh,minded paper, and we trust
will receive a large increase to its subscription.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

a. The SYLvANIA Assoc,A rIoN Will hold u
Public Meeting at Croton Hall, corner Of Diyis-
ION and bowery, this ming, preliminary TO the
departure of its pionec division to its Domain on
Wednesday morning. The objects ard plans OF
the Association will be lucdy set forth, and COM
!ncnded 70 The favor Of the pub!ic. See Cardl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

ExcLuslvE.-Thc Standard of yesterday, after
alludng to the late Loco Foco triumph in this
City, says it is now supposed that we may re-
ccive some marx Of appreciation from a Democrat
ic Common Council, for our long and prcfticss
warfare in the columns OF This and other presses,
and i'll the ranks of the party" We have seen no
other notice of this rulnor. The Standard is ex-
elusive in lis intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-02

u y new copper mne has Just been discover
ed IN Warren county, Va west of the Blue Ridge.
The Investigations have been made by Captain
John Pcnman, who has spent ncavly three years
IN developing the mineral resources of that State.
The minc is said to be very rich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
TpE MESSAGE.

IN the noantain glen where the dreau',land hei
Cyo,e Glove TO the Heavens ;or which We long
Jybece he Soul looks out from Its spITit-eyes,
And Though. IS free as the heart Of song
Where the pin4-,ree swsys ia = misty stroud,
And Inc wind-yoice speaks like parting sigh,
And the cliff that kisses the bending cloud,
Seems just on the verge of the neighboT'sky--
Oh there, while they watch for spirits birth
That's struggling away from the Earth. conttoi,
They send TO the loved and lost Of Earth,
Some whispered word by the passing soul
Oh, simple trntl Of changrless love
Oh trusting faith OF the mountain land
l. 100, would seud 70 the rains above
A message for one Of theif starry band
And tell her, oh soul of the homewarG.bound
How our footsteps are haunting thai lowiy bed,
Where we laid 10 hes rest 10 the llowety ground
Oar loved and oar lovely--the early dead
And say. at the flush Of the seasons prime,
Or, hen heaIths are lgh; in the evening blaze,
How we pine for The peary OF our summer time.
Aud the smile that could gladden. our wintry DAYS
Oh. tell her we weep through the lonely years
For the dearest aud sweetest that love ever won
And though nope Ike rainbow CLEANS over our tear
Yet we weep Oh, We wsep-fof we still love on
Boston TRANSCRIPT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

Dr.. BRAKES NEW EN6iNE.-We Yesterday
visited this ingenious piece of mechanism and
were much gratted. The spectator is surprised
10 find neat little engine of beautiful workman
ship, III q very compact form, working with con-
siderable velocity without any apparent moving
power.
On horizontal bed lies cylinder of about SIX
inches diameter, in which a piston plays with
six-inch stroke This is connected with a shackle
bar which turns crank, and with il ply or
balance wheel OF four hundred pounds weight
To the shaft of this wheel al right angles is
geared h smaller shaft, which reaches back 10 the
cylinder and works It's valves by an ingenious ar.
rangement of slides, and pair OF cams The
moving power at present is the gas taken from
common meter and conveyed to the cylinder.
As il enters this, by secret and at present un
known process, it is ignited and produces an ex-
pansive power, which moves the piston with con-
siderable velocity. After the engine is started
the small chamber upon the cylinder IN which
the ignitory power is placed being permanent, 1t
runs without any further attention for several
DAYS.
The revolutions have been as frequent as lo0
per minute. The inventor has not yet fully
satisfied himself as to the entire capabilities of
his machine, but is closely studying lis acton
with view TO Its use upon larger scale.
He ventures, however, the assertion, that II is
free from all danger, and that with one-sixth of
the present expenditure for fuel in marine steam
ers, he can carry vessel to England, or indeed
to any part of the world. Not being possessed
of the whole principle of the invention, we can.
not give an opinion which would be satisfactory
even to ourselves. irue Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

r-THg WHEAT CRops.-We apprehend that the
crop turning out better than the most sangGlfe
expected friend IL this village owned heio
of less than FIVE acres, which last sPFing had the
appearance OF beng almost entirely winter hli,eo'
We saw him threshirg 1t last week, and wheh
abo,.t three fourths through with Their worS. ne
hands were betting upon estimate ct tie guam,
titv--over or under 80 bushels. On beng Cleaned
it measured out 10 bushels. Ia another case,
at Onondaga Hollow, two acres OF ground 'leldeo
over eighty Juskeis and a cropoi 70 acres Is no"
conhdn,ly expected TO turn out ''o oQsfie'S'
where not more than 800 was anticipated oeioie
harvest In another respect too the crop exceeds
the product of former years. 1t "elghs o5 TO
So lbs to the measured bushel, whereas ordinarily
the weight seldom comes VI TO 90, or even D
Western State Journal, Aug. 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

GuAvo, As a FERTILzER.-The author OF the
:" irish Sketch Book writing OF Inc farm OF
four hundred acres which he visited IN Kildare
Ireland, remarks that he saw thereon several eX-
periments in manuring An acre OF turnlPs pre-
pared with bonc-dust; another with " Murray
Composition" of which he does not tei 'li' IN
gradients, and another with the new substance,
1;,,yo, As far as turnips and first years
crop went" ne says the Guano carried me day'
The plants on the Guano acre icched 10 be 'nfee
weeks in advance other nclghbors and extremely
plentiful and HEALTHY He went to see this field
two months oIter his first observation, and he re
lates that the Guano acre still kept the lead; the
bone-dust run Guano very hart; and the . Com
position y was clearly 6Issanccd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
:a-sS. E0R- SAL-E-A Farm Of about 81 acres. 81.

rs FOR SiLE-A Farm of about q acres. SIT
s uate, in Northampton, about lg miles from Balson
SPRINGS About acres are leased land The remainder
snd not acre waste land mloa place The buildings
House, BAN, Wood and Wason oasc all IN good con-
j. situated.
There another Farm nearly adjoining the above contain
INK bour q acres OF leased Land House and Barn hee
he y,r road fhey wlll be sold separately together
5000 OF tie purchase money bond aud mortgage
or further BiorInarlou. inquire o d. COPELAND upon
the premises. or at ". 25 prospec,-street Brooklyn.
no 2r-Od D Sit W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

CRors.-The wheat crop IN this quarter is now
harvested, ard some estimate may be formed OF
its quantity and quality. The last Is excellent,
and scverai samples have been purcha2ed, weigh
ing 81 pounds the bushe, The quantity IS not
as great as in some years, but may be considered
a fair average crop, and far above what could
have beer anticipated s;X weeks sanec. Summer
crops have suffered some Of iate by drought, but
we have now fine ram, which II a sutilclent
quantity falls, will change matters considerable.
So far there is but little cause for cr,nPialnt-
crops might be better, bpt then, again, they might
be much worse. Seneca Observer, Aug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
as.. FARM F0R SO CHEAP FOR CASH

a. ontlic mr. III acres IN the town Of Summit; South
liill Schuhzre County being equal distance OF four
village with good schools snd chnrGhe 20 miles from scho.
ri- curt ouse miles from Richmondville, ind rifles
Est Worcester; 100 under high state Of culrIya-
on the balance hezTy tnOer-atyulnt Tho lands Of
Nessrs 3ure iateriall No better arm the country
for grain grazing being well warered and easy worked
Dwelling aud outbuIdnE suitable to the place Only about
$500 cash wanted liz 5claGc- remain interest. The
above would h exchanged Tor House and Lot N The CITY
New York For particulars inquire Of RAJ PHI SW lei
on the premises or ". u SWEET 20{ Cana.sgeet, y Y
o,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
Dp1vrrps AND BINDERS WAREROOMS

DRlNIf.RS AM DlNDisIlH w y l. IN S-!S
[ No % and u CroI-sryret. Newly ork--Arsit, ls:3
PRICES GttEaTLY REDg fios7 PINT.
Of In, ;iou OF ae and mpto' machinery 70 thsif works,
md the REDUCTION IN the cost of materials and seo ~.
bI. greatly 70 uc- he prices their Pressss, and Of Firm
aud Bines l;eria generally IS w IN seen by tt:'
aewly printed Circular, which they D. le-, e 20
THIS Establishment s;ill under the I@sonsi sue'i'n-
dsnee OF Richard NJ hoe and hobart Hoe ac MSS a'see
their friends the greet reduction pets
u, articles manufactured By this Establishment shall fstsr
the hign reputation whch they have hitherto ins'irst u
viii also b. their .GdSSvor 10 improve ne Ghaty Of
thg ever particular They tiattsr themselves also at
their old friends Will ouiy continue ei is'oS bat ts'
Printers generally viii appreciate their Edsavor' to ufr>a
the Very bsSt articles II barely rmuneretiuc pnceS
Orders from my i!r Of The caunTI for Al a.ciss used sJ
rsrs OF Bp6sis including Typ, Ink PsIeT e,c VIII %
,scut- ,,h the greatest and rTomputGdc 1ad GU the
best
bic prices, with every attention and EXPEDITION ,
y. BAH .rtices manufactured By thls establishment
viii be stam.~d Il. Ro. Co, that rescns oa abroad
may not be imposed upon with spu0usaIcss made IN INT
tatlor of theirs.
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertisement wl!h
tins three times before the ms; Of July and send
thr paT 20 Will % entitled 10 payment OF ts bill
ON BUYING four times the amount OF IL a20tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
nh2O lawSr

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
Of thu County Of New YORK notice hereby given to all
parsons having claims against Andrew Wst late Of the city Of
New York artmou, deceased present the same with the
vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence corner Of
Hudson aud Horto streets ia he city OF Ncw-Y6rk on or
before The sd a ei Ausustnex! Dated New ork the 10Th
day Of February 1913. MERCY WEST
2ii law6m. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

p.ssJ- iiE subscribers respectfully Inorn The pub
s;g lie that they have removed their Nursery and lower
~ a. Garden from their former establishment N Broadway,
corner sd street; 18th street The 81 avenue, where
with increased facilities they continue the business IN al
branches ADD o-r for sale addition TO th-r already iar-e
collection Of Ceeuhouse and Hohous- Plants extensive
assortment Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrubhery Herb
aceous Plants and which they adding ysaTy
a. that and worthy of cultivation. They hoTr by
s-ic, attention business, continuance OF the Ia
yors thy have hitherto received from the public The itt
lem stce leave every half hour The Astoria stages and the
ren Railroad cars nearly every hour during the day from
Chlhan-,tIeet opposs the y hall and sto rt 1gtil-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

IsBssf-Ezsa iULL'S TRUSSES Notice TO Rup.
Aa Iursd Persons-Persons afflicted will ruptnlcs
Y 80 5may rely upon the best ins'rVmsntal aid he
world affords, on application at the office, No
Vescystree either of the agents the prncipa towns
the United States. Be careful the back rad 81
IlullS Tgusses If they endorsed b. Dr.. Hall IN wl
ting None genuine 10 be relied upon good WIN
his signature. 49,
Many persons have undertaken ved limitations OF Hui
celebrated rses and thousands imposed upon conse
qucuce These ba relied upon; tiey
made by unkul mechanics and better than the orln'
airy rrusseS.
Rooms have been fitted up No ves,y street. exclusively
for ladies, having separate entrance from tho business dst
ent where female constant attendance TO 7ait upnT
nns- patenfs s2lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
s3a@r, FARE REDUCED For Bridgeport
rj----5sAS- i and Norwak landing at Beldsn's Neck
tSsnSIrS.SsSSr-s Fare 10 Bridgeport p cents.

New-Haven -
The steamboat MUTUAL SAFETY leaves Liberty street
pie every moniEs, tSunday eNcepedl q; sN o'clock for
nnS connections with The Housaton,c Railroad Return
lag leave Bridgeport NJ the arrival of the
Nsw-H,tEN LlNE-Stases leave Bridgeport lnHedi-
ate the arrival OF the Boat The distance i Is miles,
with fine roads and beautiful country. F4Ee NsHa
- UtiAH GREGORY, Act.
Office foo; OF Liberty ST. JylS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

MANUFACTURERS AND chemists.
The Trade supplied on the most Liberal t~fm''
Pale Yellow Soap, for family Creme DE- Amone'i
Cologne Water.
Whit Bar Soap, scented Lavender do.
Palm WindSors. and every de- Bears Oil.
.cription of Fancy Soaps, OK Marrow PoniuIeGe'
for GrDc-rs, druggists. Ship. Curling Fluid ,,-
ping Merchants and Fami-l Oran:e-t lower w aiII.
e.-a III. uea,esr styi. and (recau Dye for the Han
finish Cold Cream Is,
Perfume. kalYdor Tor the comps. ,rn.hs
Shaving Soaps, in pots aud Perfume Bag, TO prev
cakes Of the most excellent Beautifying Lotion
quality Antique Oil
Toilette Powder. Handkerchief Esssnec'
Milk of Roses. Chlorine Tooth WsSh'
Extract Of Musk Esprit de Hose. ,.,ut
All articles manufactured those works prepared 20 -
the trade Dealers Merchants and Petdlers would 90
inspect stock before making th.ir pprclasta py
ITO NiOTHERS.-AIRs. DINGlEY would infoiin
L u,orhers general that her Magic Salye for
oyereign remedy ard highly recommended b the f
or White Milk Leg every stage oil the disease NJ
application 70 s?ectable ladies in rh CITY VINO
cured By this Salve Residence No % Beck
where may be had for Salt Rheum Scad Head 1au ~
uproas the face OF children Also cIts tor Dull
Certificates Of performed By her Unyesal
De seen By applying at2s Beekmaa-st. YISL l"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

Of The County o NrwYok notice hereby given to all
Tesogs having CLAIMS against nier Worendyk late Of the
cyo New-iof liver stable keeper deceased, TO present
s,oro H.niod Smith No 200 Gserm c street in the city
Of New-Iot., on or before the st day Of October next
Dated New y ok, The 10Th day OF March. isi1.
CATHARlNE. WORTENDYKE
mh}O law5m AiIBniStratrix.
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IN -CHANCERY. Eighth Circnt.-Tfe Bank

4
Commissioners of the STATE of NewYork vs.. the Bank
BuftaioNotice is lersby cren, pursuant 70 IN o1eT OF N,
The subscriber bren duly appointed Receiver o. The proper
t. and effects OF the said Bank Of Buao that sad oe
county Of E9e her things 20 take ana safe an nc
count al The demands Of any description against the sale
STAT; sad ccount and for The general purpose b
the statute all th creditors Of tn said Bank OF b9iao l
the said Bank of Bualo amss CIocke sqnlre :e NJ
ts having said reference charge his Office IN the city
Buffalo b. the 18Th day o September nex; and become par'e
to this sa; and default thereof th5y will b. pLscnd>e
and from any distribution which shall D. made under such G
cree Buffalo, 3archJhe Gth, 1873.
IRA 4. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank al Buffalo.
I.xr. GpoCxrp Master IN { hancarv mills ffSi1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

4 COMPLETE; assortment OF Planes OF superior
retail he Eost Eeasolehie terms Also Gaages Trg
S4ua~s Chisels, and oie: Mechanics Tools. Handles for
Chse Files, Aasefs and B.s Avis Genllemsns and Bows
Tool Chests, with tools Ia erdey FOR use.
ivgS Iavsw- {. BALDWIN Marion IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

egsc17 ,lNDEPENDENT REGULAR OP.
r---s-taSSSH--- POSITION LINE FOR BOSTON via
t1s.s-ssE--.sssss.eeI, NEWPOHrAND PkUNlDENCE-Cabn
fare Boston s. 80 Deck fare 10 Boston 81 90 cabin far
Newport aud Providence 81 Deck fare TO Newport aud
Providence 30 cents,
Th.nrw commodious and fst-snling steamboat CURTIS
PECK CAPTAIN William H. Peck Will leave pier east side
Catlarne Market slip East yer) Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday al five O'Clock III the afternoon
For passage, SC apply ~ D. PScS, POS South street tp
stairs J or on board. JylJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
u rItF UdII ITUW U1TN tII'I MT,
isned. J. 5. BAKER, E. r. s. l.

Porm.i,.stree,, Portmsn squarz, London.
This is sold at the low miCe Of B. sos shGgs bode,
sign Of the American Eagle, So Chatiaueet, New.
York, and by these agens-n Pladrphs by Xieber corner
Third aqd Dockscrt orneyt the American Hotel Wash
D. e.; Boston, Charleston :. {.
7 Kingstreet; Albany, 81 StsteStfeet; BROOKLYN l'9
Fulion.st. jyl3 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

:4tit a FAIR Of m acres in thu township Of Shrew sbu-
= ~. Monmouth Co y. J. miles from Red Bank Land
ing Ots large fach Orchard, nov! full Of nm peaches
Farm Of 800 acres miles from Alidle,own Point, y.
100 cr~ are wood no" fit to cut Possession April Isl
l3H There ere good buildings on both these farms.
g. A2STORY BRICK HOU Sc on a lot 80 by 100 IN Com
s a. Paterson lately occupied by the Peoples Bank Pos
Esl. Walls or Of JOHN CRoES, keypor-, \. jersey
- D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New-YorI Notice is hereby given to all
Tsos IA fs claims against lice erosion, late Of the City
81 Wv 2fa ydoT deceased TO present the with
S21cs's thereof 10 The subscriber, the OF Elias w
Van Voors us Front street in the City of New-York on
or Before The Einl day OF October nexDdted York
the seyslrl day of April, 1919
4p3 hw6mr THOMAS c. BRANT. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12
: INULAN PULMONARY BALSAN
AND ALSO THE
PURIFYING EXTRACT

u1UE INDIAN FULIIUNAK1 BALSAN IS
compounded ami prepared according TO orfsfnai
cip given the prop 1teL namE Years iury By CAPT
s.; yg,ions He recommended this medicinal compound 10
such a. is Indian MEDICINE NJ ~ uIe 10 Te'eaJandSus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

IN PURSJ- ANCE, of an Order of the Surrogate,
Of the Couty Of NewYok. notice Is hereby lysn 10 al
persons ayu. claims against Aenes Balnc late OF S'eHs IN
thereof to the subscriber at his store No $) Bcadway IN
the city Of NewioG before the 2S day OF auGst
next Dated New York the 2 day OF February y " Sij'
25fIaw6m. L. e. BEAUMONT.
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sgz.c9r .EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
ri..-s-r 111- O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
t.les.:..sZ direct without landing. The splendid low
pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Cspl a. Nl'Ls3n, VIII
eav. the foot of Courandtsteet every neSday thursday
and SATURDAY Evenings at o'clock for Albany direct
-. The Swallow has large number Of elegant state
rooms aud for speed aud accommodation not surpassed on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-12

sHrel, Ct. POWELL Y co.'s LINE FOR
.! NE1SBJRGH, I.andn: al Cnliwers W=st
LANDER Capt r W arilop vii leave the pisroot OF War.
rststFee, every Monday. Thursday and Saturday,
O'Clock, r NJ Returning, will leave NswbaIsh every
Monday AZ 81 A. NJ, Tuesday, a; P. NJ and Friday
NJ For fei.ht passage 4ppiy the Captain board
Baggage and freight of all descriptions oank bills specie
board De the risk OF the thereof unless
bill adinc rsee!nts b. sigle! loI ths sans lElt