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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

@ TO LETT he spacious Store, No.
GA II Division street, running Though TO Eas, Broad
way IS leet by 4n occupied Carpet Warehouse.
possession given the t u May next. On The q floor
fronting on vision street. large suitable or
schoO room, and possession iyen nu-da,ey. On the Sd
door also fronting on Dlvsons., large adapted
and now occupied sch0ol reom possession un iis s
May next For iurther particulars uQuire ~ Thompson
Company NO Spruce ST. Charles ict s,,n tie Ptm
.,-s In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01
HAVE YOU A COUGH ?-Do no. not

HAVE YOU A COUGH ?-Do no.
Il u neglect it; thousands have met premature oe'N
want OF little attention common coG aT
Have you a ough!-DR JAYNE'S IsXPECT TOhh.,, a....
safe medical prescription containing no poisos1ou ~ ~.
and Used IN extensive prac,lcr Tor several sdr
Most positively afford reiet and you ifcra ia.
disease PULMONAkY CONSUMPTION waisn aIhs-b ni. he
sweeps iu,o the grave hundreds OF the yosnS, 'ie
fair, The lovely the gay. -, .o,Le
OF the E1pectoTant TO-DAY tomorrow, n@S ~
late. =. ocsy
Have you Cough?-Jayne's EIpecio'ans "e
remedy you should lake TO cure you. ,~z,l easss
For this plain reason that in no Of the thorsane
where II has beea has failed 10 relieve. S.v.
Prepared and sold By DR.. jayne So s'o'aS,Icipt cipt
yqsk. tE'"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01
IS FOR SALE. At Astoria, formerly

AsA FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly
s.Sa Halielts Cove, splendid Corrtry sat- CONSISTING
u, good House with OF Lant and vduahls ~.
ter privilege front said land is lad oul IT, gArrn
with large variety OF ru aad Ornamental trees, shfu6.
berry, H..
the above is OF the most commanding situations ~
ing between the country CT the i3e General Se'eh'
ard Doctor Alexander Stevens.
4 boat PLIES between Astoria and New YORK twice ana
stage ibrr snrs each y, making convenient tCr gen
t'eu,an doing buSin-s, New York
Apply To Jo.iLh Blackwell, No n WIiism street. or 10
IohI Fie!,, Me- l7i E.a,g Broadway 22i ,Ar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

wa FARM.-For sale very cheap for cash
or will be exchanged Tor low priced CRY properiy
snug farm OF fifty acres housa and ouhoases new IN Sa
aioea county. the Canal and Railroad Enquire Of
Rnrr RfEedist L Re4be. 81 Nassau.sI. g 81 COZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

SyzA To lt.T.-Part o. the three storv
Dwelling House situated IN Chamber street. I, AZ
Wan,nnon consisting OF two parors with Sliding dcors Ss
the 6r.t door one in third story or rooms Ii
attic and basement Rent $3.50. Inquire q Ann street
SSr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

IA TO LET-Several Offices in the Tri.
.tH-4A. '-"> T. McELRaTH Tribune Os..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

tlve ana vested Dlnl Win dangerous power over
the Treasury of the nation. Toillus,rafe this, let
us suppose that the appropriations for 842 were
$4,000, 600 and tast the President should see III
10 exrend only ore-haIf during that year, and per-
nit the r- -ma;ning Sl0G00,0Q0 TO lie over for ex-
pendituIe in l943. Then, If the appropriations for
,S43 should be 100000, 000 the President would
nave it in his power TO expend s3O0O0, 900 in
lS43, and thereby exhaust the Treasury. 1t will
appear from tabular statement florl the Treasury
Department, hereunto annexed, marked b, hat It
nus been the practice to permit large amounts OF
appropriations made for one year 20 lie over TO
the next for expenditure. These balances, it will
be perceived, have varied in round numbers from
SC, 600 to $l6,0OO,000, and by reference TO
House document No. 81. dated July 8, lS41, at
page 25, it will be perceived the appropriations
inct eased beyond the expenditures from 1920 TO
1915 inclusive, to the enerIncu amount OF Sl7.-
442, l25 is. Portions Of this were undoubtedly
carried 10 TIE suyplu. fund, YET, appears by Ia
ole B, hereto annexed, an unsxpendsd balance of
former appro pria,ions amounting toS ,il2 COS 90
remained on the lst day of January, 1913.
The Committee state these facts that the House
sy see that this subject much under the cor
troll of the Executive 10 enable the Committee 20
form any certain estimate, without knowing what
his action may De-
Il will ba perceived from the statement Just
made, that for twelve years, from 1929 10 1870.
ire Average annual appropriations exceeded
the acreage anaual expenditure b. l,433,-
$40 43.
Thus it will be seen that former Presidents, for
succession of years, have annually expended less
than the appropriations by near million and a
half OF dollars; and il is fair TO presume that the
power of the Executive over this b;ect will not
be csPriciously exercised by making excessive
expenditure, By, that the expenditures in ls43 will
not exceed the amount Of appropriations for tha,
year Or, in other words. TIA, he will pursue the
usual practice, and permit an amount Of the appro-
ppls.'ons ,sr iSf3 TO lie over for expenditure in
1914 equal TO that which lies over from iS42 70
l843 II this rule De aGop,ed, then the expenditure
for lS4a eus not TO exceed ,heappropriaticn, ot
that year. Assuming this, then, a. the rule by
which we are to judge Of the probable expenditure
for the calendar year ls4S, the mex, inquiry is,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-01

IA t'Ok SALE IN the City ef Newark,
i"%A MA House and .! acres Of Land, situated 4,
suun. Broad street, No. ~ The House Is = eet 'front.'
and 50 deep witE large Plaza in The rear, and well fusei
throughout; Also good stab irp tees SC, a,,a;Lei
70 the premises, For further particulars afplyioJ Ncho
corner of William and washngton.s,recs Of wm Paul
on The premises. l0flNl'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

90. sARsAPARILLA-The members ofthe College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy city of York beg respect
fully to announce the American rubc that their prepa
ration OF Sarsaparla Gentian and sarsaas is prepared
under the superintendent of scientific medical pracon-
er we'll acquainted with the medicinal properties and Gu
f powers of each root and the exact proportions one
sAolld bear to the other.
The public will thus at the superiority of such
article the Syrup of Sarsaparlla manu-
featured by the druggist who cannot be expected TO pos
sufficient medical knowledgeto make really bene
fetal extract, but depend entirely for the sale Of by
putting advertisements and barering their mixture for
certificates The genuine Extract of sarsaparia, Gen.
tan and Sarsaras prepared by the College, has been
before the public for year, and the best proof of its
efficacy lies in the vastly increased demand for and the
aterng testimonials of the members othe medical pro-
fession generally In all diseases arising from impurty
ofthe blood effect is truly benefcia-such scrols
salt rheum cutaneous erupons chronic rheumatism sy
philtc affections arising from the abuse of mercury
largement ofthe glands and all other diseases arising from
deranged state of the systemSod single bottles IS
cents each; containing half dozen So 5O do do
one dozen Sc W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms ofthe College 81 Nassau ST.
New York.
B. liberal discount allowed to country practition
ers and druggists.
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Foreign importstsons.

ii Hasbs-a W w Ch..,eI-2C Hd.be sd coNs Parpson
Il Mark. & Church-37 G hon & COZ Bud Gillian co..
COLO Wood Johnson Barrett2 Van Wapeper cog X
Crowsher-l Eel ows, Rud & ScuddeT- q Colt & coll
Camtron B,and-0H N Peck COS Tones s. Son-l0 J
Ferynson-l7 1gliss Scott ButferfeG-3 Huds
g Cor les; H,ydeck ce-l ,ddsn song OikIey &
Loomis.i Peek Sawyer-9 Smith, Thurgar 81 T n.
nst-1 q Pesrct-3 Robertson co-33 Sands Son co..
w ii Housmsnn s col Lewis Cos L & Fox-3 Dan 4
Z Son, p Dr12 wenal, Wood CO.'S T Wonali s
SG% f sSse.y Riggs s9 MGs MsTs.
Gifhn PnlImin-2S Smith, Thursar COG J& Stuart
&oo-3E T ,nderon-i Tooter Mead cog H Andre WIS
3 ThomT son coll Atte bury jrlb specie Baker,
IS Lkgs Patterson col BIZ specie sias Bronson-t pkgs
salt so tors coal Mashas2 pkgs G3 bars iron leo bun
dies steel TO order
H,vRE-Ship silye dc Gr,ssc--l X specie A Belmont
pg specie Bolton, Fox Livings'on-l mdse Plet IT,
nuftots s. Fls-I Mrs J Wtpghsm-2 pigs mdse Colvii
emnE-l De Rham 4 Moore Huei-l J Becar-iI
BrusI;n Koop cn-2 II Bennsquln-l Nal. zsux, urd
TpTs-2 Dor & slen-i irving Ven Wan-a seymour s &c
Lane, Samson CO. W Hennck, Bonou-l Gilbert Frer,s
Kohnsamm-2 David wo.t-l my BAhad-i Nevins co
Hatioi@s Giimtr,-i Hsnsrhcn & Unksr'-3 S eeaa
Roscl-i Il Kellogg col W II lioutm, IN co.. Philad-
de Rham Moor i q Hesienberg col MeeEe, Plat
co. Philsf-t Loe schisk q W,nucntk-t n Ward eel
l: q Binsse col Dschaux-l G Thorbum-l M'dre
Hearinr- Eay-l w Draper HINT & COS D &
ID Havia and Il Be!thonda sheldon COL w d, aper
IF I Martn-l Elk Boudard-t A Stewart & Cog T
Msiuo-2 r. Strarg--2 Hnnden * col b lia < Sander
- Bsnkafd u llu,tor5l TnoIsnecken & &C. Philad-
VT Il seh- oiy Erere.Tn C!,eli0,1 H.rek"a,h
ce7u Rnscl- box specie Camnan, Whitehouse & co-2)
bKs wine + Bosssrgt-3l Ikgs mdse to order
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mdsc, G. II. Marshall The c. the dssnce Sable
Hednot seaman of Baltimore fell from the bboom and it
blowing gale Of wind II the time. was drowned; .
O. with mdse TO C. Bolton FoY Livingston Has expert
cnced nothing bur gales Of wind from the westward during the
Packet ,Iip Albsny, Watson, from HAVE, Feb. e. with
mdse, to VIM ,Whis9ck, ir r., g. III -.
shp S Courier r0 Wolfe, from Rio de Jneo March with
Gardner commander East Ceas Of Aries, Philip Tabb,
wh ioI United sss, days Canada twh) bound round
do dos Globe Of Ph,ladepha do; Lucy Pennman Of Mach
e. 90; susan Of d.; ARIEL il arr from Richmopd'
SPOKE bargue 9seeos Of and for philadelphia, from Rio out
70 @yi S a 81 g. Lon 60 spoke Carpenters Son. of and
cotton, 70 z x. Collins Co ans WIN
days moisse Nc.mTb Iced. Co.: 800 IND, "g cs
mol,se' punseomb Beckwith; hhds honey Moses
Bnque Iuzou Goodrich, II day, from New Orleans with
Bris Desdemona Hatch. IA days from Windsor MS with
plaster 10 master
ship supposed to be the Stephen Whitney Thomson
Liverpool, March 4, with mdse, TO X. Kermit
Genera; Record.
FoREiGS LETrER OrrIcE.-The Liverpool, Eldidee and
Sheffield Allen for Liverpool. and Rhone Jhnston 10,
Havre will sa to-day Their letter bags are at Gipin in
the Exchange
Loss Sur CoRNupA By the Acadia steamer, accounts
were brought respecting the total wreck OF the splendid
first class picket ship tbs Conubi Commagder Bell belong
outward %s to- Ss United States The 90 after
leaving Liverpool appears to have been exceed, gy severe
ne ship o. yer INC Taes aa Serg mere
~ Immense icebegs Az about two o'clock IA the morning
west Of A9acae%n shhonse Directly the ship struck The
txrt,d her off, but the yea and wind
wsn Were Tremendous At the TIM Ieyened them and she
boarj long he possibly could He had previously had the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

THE CALIFORNIAN WASHINGTON r. B. SO.
GETTY meet in the Nation'l Hall, Canal street, This
monday nth April, al o'clock evening.
hair taken precisely at u pest7,
The speakers for this evening the Rev. William 8.
Balch, and Edward d: Conne, Esq who have Kindly ac
copied nstations to address this Society
The Singers Messs Poole, Cohen Henry and Kyd aud
the Lady Caledonian Temperance Choir
Those who admire intellectual and philosophical speaking
ard eet and chase singing will be gaed this
where tickets will be ready for the Concert the
future adv erst ment
WILLIAM FlNLAY, President.
WM bowIE, Sec'y. ap17 Itsec
- THE HEBREWS,Pfof Wines will give the Third
Lecture Of his Course, Monday evening the nth aud
the sourh and final Lecture Tuesday evening the
1.-THE Society Library, conner Of Broadway and Leonard
mercpg at O'clock.
Subject Of the Th LectueAnaysis of tn. Hebrew Con-
18th preliminary into the properties and
denotes Peythesm and also iu,o the mature design and
limit OF the Theocracy.
Subject Of the ith LecturePneipes Of Jurisprudence
bodied ia the Mosaic lode.
Tickets IS cels, be had at Wiley Putnims Broadway
and &C the door Ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

ELEGANT FGRSiTTREs s hScf Ps;e, piap, Plants
- NC A. Auction on "Wednesday. Anr 10, at 10 o'clock,
me rich dmask curtairs en,s mahogany extension
dnns table marble tor pier aud do rich French
ne, Brussels aud ingram pets
r,ch Omua mantel lanrs extension rocking chairs cut
glass dec 1nters salad dish, fruit Dishes wines tumbeIs
champaign lemonade and finger passes Sheffield plated urn,
any four ost and pile heistead bedding table linen doy-
las napkins Cloths towels, Sheets &c maple me bottom
ca ana settees rugs itoons hall stove, oil cloths
Silver Pate-rwo SETS four pieces eaeh tea table and
dessert spoons d.srt and table forks ladies' Jug gur
Dunhan-4 months-S49o
Stuuay-Two buss aud pedestas "Dara and Terpscore"
Ilins-A variety OF rich plants, thy attention.
Also l'ge assortment Of excellent Kitchen Furniture
Catalogues re,dy at No. S. Lib rtv st. apl7gssr
CABINET EURNITURE-'rhe pubic are respectfully
informed thai the subscriber intends selling off NJ auction
about the first of Nay his entire stock splendid Cabinet
Furniture Being This manufacture, I'll warranted
be OF first rate worknanshp aud materials about
purchasing requested to call and examine The
day of sale wi" be made ssHSG ss
aHlw'cc No GO Beekmsn street, Gold.
A UCTLnN NOTICE-Foregn Fruit Trees &c-A
a LEVY will sell Tuesdly Morning at 10Y o'clock at
Shrubbery-just received from Skirvns Nunery
Catalogues Of which will be ready Monday afternoon when
sorment Of Pears Gooebeies and Roses that can be pro-
csred ~ ~ anil Or Zee
A UCTION NOTlCE-FDe Marine Shells Dahlia Roots
- &G-A LEVY will sell on Monday morning at II o'clock,
at ISL Broadway about 60 100 lots Gae Marine Shells.
!ecled by competent judge.
Also large whole of Tuberose. Gadolusses Rus
ss % ana Lcnson varieties Of h roots.
World stri,ta Charlie. lsh &c ali warranted seuuins
Sugar Beet Seed sc. &c
And on Tuesday morning large lot Of Fruit Tees, just
[ee.iysd from skr'nss Nursery, Liverpool Particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

90 PROFESSOR vALPEAU's CELEBRATED
SPECIFIC PILL for the radical OF gonorrhea gee
and all unpleasant discharges rom the uretha is now the
only remedy used for those distressing maades Their
celebrated inventor Prof " in his last lectures the
ptal of"La Charlie i'll Paris speaks ofthem the follow
Ing terms Gentlenen have used these Pills for
siderable time with ut single instance OF failure and
aer having tried every remedy known for these diseases
ana after en- experience Of twenty-five years, have
heatoR In pronouncng them to be the best remedy for
fession.n
The New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy
having obtained the recipe for those Pills from their
LIBERATED inventor about six months SINCE have cold
two thousand boxes and defy any to be produced
WHERE they have not effected Among the many
advantages they possess over the old treatment the fol
lowing are worthy Of notice, viz Their effect certain
,hey contain ne mercury or any medicine calculated to
lnure the constitution. They allow the patient to follow
his ordinary business without tantng the BREATH diss
greeng with the stomach, causing the least suspicion
that the patient is under any medica treatment
Sold in boxes containing 100 pills. at 81 per box TO
medical practitioners and druggists Ssper dozen boxes
By order Of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 81
Nassau st. NY. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

90 TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS WILL BUY
one Of Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters, which will cure
the Rheumatism, Lumbago pain weakness in the side,
back. breast any part of the body in few hours
ny who have used them wouldn't he without them for
money-or other plaster did half the good j. w.
ioxie Esq cured by Of them when he was bent
almost double with the Rheumatism. SO popular are
these plasers that unprincpled have attempted to
palm Oft worthless limitations for them; be you get
the genuine Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster His and
full directions the back IF each. Warehouse, 106
Nassau ST. Agents4 Stnn wix Hail. Albany and Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

aieventns6e destruction Of the lsf he, to The
he he o of hs s.a IN ie1
but for the pro%ptness s'Paye ,m S
they exhausted T 551sPw lss
hsr sas Snd:n; f
IN. wreck. in order possible portion Of the ma
ship dsnseou. Ss; Since then III j,
ca'so was moss valuable one esasns Of and
goods Ct Nc and stated to have been
e9o.oOo-Lirepooipaper.
spoken.
=, Georgaua, from New Orleans for New York, April is off
COrdss Crockett from Havana for Portland April 4h lat 81
Norfolk, Snow, from Liverpool for New Orleans March 80,
WATSON. Douglass. from Cape Hayten Bosonhad lost
ne % ara on the PASSAGE and Capt was quite SICK
Foreign Ports.
Nes waSo So SS
% Hen Mcbs ssd CO. Iris
Bgo'wditch Crowe Orleans. river Athens, New
az s.ATT New ~ Einssna sOuf Noea Princess Waugh
DOVE fnnesas s'TffSs Thomas. HoSe
Fsi Jones: ssyannah s0uthamptSn
H1Ss s:'
6a %hnstoyn stevens ssn untsS States,
sS,n and LSs sS
HoTs Ontario homes. Noeans spienda Croker
7hEArr Jane Ross Merrill. Nsehez Washington Ben
s sGS NYS SID s
s a. soWy;Iow and Mah Noy
Clever; Glendower Parsons, and Columbia Haley New Or
Neso.
T59y Hill; Russia Monmouth faen aud Stafford. Bewer'
Tysn Rss tG@ a..i s.
sssGg W F'fs yfsss:
rHs das
fs ey Hn? e r ss% 5oSa
%a; wilde Xs5S
Mss oSos
snshi Chss Joseph, Norman; oi:%oeto 0lies and Romu
ss Goa4s
sa fIs
SsT MKSanis end Mssy Tasas; fhss.tca; Emblem
Diana, A Mary
sti-AH orsSeus, Hill and Columbus, Cole, Nyorh; Me-
sS 5 LIS
NS c$v
@ a"fy and
s.1 sas ss Rsss: Sss?'f a ind
aad s k
Assd Myers
Gn T& an
H'S %v5'ss!s i Ft
w. hssi 'aa HMfs H'es
Bo,ton Star Republic HeadIey, Galveston; Binney Thomas
add SaTtee Lorng avaua Eagle Lang Lausanne Morey;
Yo.k Arcteaus Boutes Berp, Croker; Rocka Higgins.
and Kby BastoT O,lsans Potomac Drew, and Alsgha-
Ms'tison. Savannah; Gen Washington Marbuy Virginia
Orr DUSoENEss, March 5-Agnes, Orleans for Antwerp:
PoRT sMoUTH, March l7-Sld Mersey, Savannah.
Orr PENzAScE. March l6-on,icelo, from Savannah for
Coax, March l6-An Prince Albert, NYork
ST THOMAS March 26-lp port Caroline Mary; fremont;
polphn Viola. Lane; Marbehead Ptman and Others, dis
PoRTo CABEIo March gin port. Orion wilkins for Phi
ladepha 28h; Henrietta Farrell wig freight Emily Ecot
Lauderman for Baltimore 2ah John Drew Alden, for New
York, do.
NEwBgRYPoRr, April H-Below, Forest, Varina. from
BosroN, Anr l5An Zaida Houdlette. N w Orleans; Par
fridge Meyman Matanzs; Florence Rowland Porto Cabe
10; Planet Cope Peersbmg Cid Laura new, of this port,
ton, Charleon; Chietasaw, Kenddck Batmore; Manson
Litcbseid washington Nc; V.scher, Besrse Albany ar
Nth, F,ances Haile Rogers, Savannah H,et. Swift Chs
toni Eliza, Doane NYok In the bay, Rcdwng Charlesoo
HsLTFs HS5r AP5 Arr Alta. Scar; Boston for New
Boston; 18Th Planet Core Petersburg do of
Of Sailed all the above, leaving in port
the head of the habo be hove out but the tides falling off
she caught aground Eudeavors making her
9 says hsb out and STOP her Leak AIT
PnOx!pEscE. April i-An sylph, Smith, Philadelphia Vi
Susanna, Pulen, Fredericksburg; Adams Nck.rson, Phla
depha.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooLPacket ship Columbus-Mr Gray and Mr. VIE.
demau..
HAvRE-Packe ship Sivie de rasse-Wm Burdge of Eng.
land John Brooke Surgeon Navy, and Geo Bevn, Of
Phade rhia, VIM a IL. Boston; john Foster Bangor
SIS in s.eerage.
RosseSrrs 'AT''h0shp o'"r'e'-' Jane Hamilton ROb'
Key WEsr-Barque Everton-W Terfyer, w A Russell,
O Abbott ann N q Weeks late master of ship Mariop
NEW ORLs ANs-Barque Luzon-Mrs Wheeler and child,
Miss Dasey, Mrs Morton, Mr. Tuck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17
NIBLO'S CONCERT SALOON,

NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON,
6 ss M srs se &. %o.y. v;s
tsismem at Nibo Saloon. on Tuesday Esenins. April
have elected appreciation abroad.
PROGRAMME
soN Word. 4 x H,;; I Ts. tnoat.
T Oceans % S bo@. on aa5 S Ssss 0nS Ss
sONG-The Old Arm Chair.
TIC o Sf d. no love se t. Land and Who ,, ,hs dare
sCENAIbe Dream of the ReyeIe,; or the Three Houses
Sung by MI Russell at the Great Tempe. rance Meeting
neo IN me long room at Exeter Hall. London, in the
Words by Charles Mackay, ESQ
Around the board the met lights above
And in their cups, repen.hd off, the rddy ,trea
Their .hesas We're a.h their bright their hoarts
The song was sung the toast gven and loud the eve
drsind my ~, bumper vic the rest and cried, away with
et US be happy for TODAY. what for to morowp'
But as spoke my sight grew dim, and sumber deep DER
And mid the wh of mnrng tongues, th. vision pas, be.
NEW sONG-Robn Ruff
Il had but thousand year. CATER Green,
!! had but a thousand ye,r.
If had but a thousand year !-et: ETC. ''''
NATIONAL AMTH HI Nj Gesiu. Of Temperance
In the might from each mountain and valley
Is broad s"dsls % hi %s band
While the .tarspanged banner floats our land.
Then let the prodd eagle spread his wings wide asunder
And break from the trammeis which strive % enchaIn
we rise IN our strength ii speak but in thunder
The Genius of.Temperance will foursh'aga
THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
Words by +. W. N. Baev.
e-savrI!-Wave-stemmer!-
OVERWHELMINGLY!
Nisht's shadows are closing
The portals Of day:
On the breast of the billow
We hear his low wall
We have put up the rudder,
And furld up the sail.
No signal from heaven
Will show where he be;
And wherein he be driven
We men
Ho, Carlo, Newfoundland!
Go follow his cry,
As il gaspingy answers
The seamoaners sigh.-&c &c.
CANTATA-"The Manac." By Mr.. Russell
Some years SINCE gentleman of fortune conveyed to
lunatc asylum and there confined The
him took an oath to those entrusted with the Of the
the unfortunate gentleman mpored released the
forcbly were the keepers convinced OF the fact of his being
The treatment he received affected his
became frantic Died The strangers carried him TO the
asylum were supposed to have been hired nv
to whom his property would revert after his decease.
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Died.

On the 10th instent, SARAH ANN only daughter OF Ed
ward and Julia Ann Miller, aged nine months and
teen days.
Funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock from
friends of the family respectfully invited to attend.
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NJ QrrIed.

On the sth instant at New Brunswick, New Jersey Mr..
WILLIAM JOHNSON, late of the firm of Johnson Co. in
this city to Miss ELIZA Cecil, of the former place
On Tuesday the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Steven
son, ANDREW KNOX, Esq. to Miss ANNABELLA G. DouGLAs
Youngest daughter Of the Reverend James Douglas, all
Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17

90 TURTLE STEAKS AND TERRAPIN.-Capt
Carr OF the Terrapin Lunch will up OF the
real snappers this day. Soup ready at 10 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-17
J. p. CARROLL'S
OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED
VAPOITR RATHS

RE well Known TO be essentially necessary at this season
81 the year, when the syst. requires AUXILIARY
throw of cutce accumulated duriDg wIn,.r and which
remaining the of ski ro is,ces
diseases colds rheu nati.m scarlet fever Sc Sc Tev
operation, at % Cou andt street, O'Clock in the
morning I'LL night phur Baths -equre one hours
notice: Portable Vapeur Baths part of the cy or
Booklvn Bathing Tubs and Hio Baths for hire all 6tr
YOUNG MEN oat Of employment woald do well 10
~ qualify nseyes rs Boob Keepers Van korden's
Writing and bookkeeping Acad nv 2sI Bo,dway second
floor a. Mr. ys pupils gsuerally obtain good as
ac s through ,he influence Of his patrons,
MI US course IN book cpE strictly practical,
authors work copied in his school, ard he to i'm
press upon the minds Of his pupils by familiar usat
that the science Of acconnts is founded common sense
Course Of ,pstructiop Wholesale Retail Commission EI-
chang, and Compound Co Speculation Accounts
Van Norden's system OF splendid business ,nhrp i'm
p,rtej TO all incredible short of time Terms ex
trmsIy moderate. Day and evening classes 2s Broadway
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