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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30

EUROPEAN NEws.-The Great Western, whose
regularity has been so long established that her
Ilval may be anticipated within few hours, has
this morning been out thirteen days, and may there
fore be upon us before our next paper is issued,
bringing with her news of the most intense interest
from deeply agitated Europe. Look out then for
the Herald.
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SARATOGA srRrGs.-Our readers will please bear in
mind that the Herald be obtained daily the arrival
of the cars from Mr. Lewis opposite the United States
Hotel
LANsIseBURGH, N. Y-The Herald can be had Of MIR.
Lewis Rensselaer, House. Subscribers leaving their ad-
dress will be served regularly.
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SAILING OF THE CoLUMBIA.-Steam ship Co
lumba. sails from Boston on Saturday, and
her letter bags will close here to-day, at
halfpa four o'clock, at the Commercial Exchange.
We shall issue an edition of the Herald at two
O'Clock to-day, containing the latest news from eve
" part OF the Union made up for the foreign reader
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30

ANOTHER LIBEL survive learn from the
Philadelphia Spirit OF the Times, which appears, by
the bye, in a new and beautiful dress, that an
action for damages has been brought against Mr..
F. H. Duffee, No. South Third street, for publish
ing communication in the Forum, in which it
was insinuated that the publishers of the Dollar
Newspaper had defrauded the public, by paying
that talented writer, Edgar A. Poe, ESQ.,, SIS for
his admirable tale Of the "Gold Bug" instead Of
paying the prize of 800, as announced, to the
author Of the best production offered them
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Is CO. CLOSE OF THE vOLUMEE-The New World
for Saturday. July LIST, closes the sixth semi.annusl
volume of this popular Journal The following some
of the principal contents -
Autobiography of an Orphan Grl-Several new
chapters of this thrilling Tale Of Real Lie.
2. The Crows Feet-A splendid Sketch, by Lincoln
Ranble, Esq.
"reminiscences of an Old Fcdsralist-No 4-Men
and things fifty years ago.
4. Scenes in Florida--By member of the service.
8. Adventures in tho Life of Mr. Jonas Jenkins
6. June "reminiscences.
7. Character of Curran-By Rev. g. Crolsy.
8. Amateur Poets Original Poetry.
9. Scrap Book-Seectea Poetry.
TO- Editorial Musical with title page and copous index
Price 81 centa-S9 q year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30
NEW YORK HERALD.


The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published superhne paper containing full account
of the celebration of Bunker H consisting OF the de-
scripons and Mr.. websters Grafton accompanied with
five splendid sngrsvings comprising
LIST. rare and original view of the Battle of Bum
ker HILL which took place the nth June l77b
hibtsg the array Of the American army, engaged in
deadly conflict With the British troops their ships and
Their forces.
and Aview Of the procession forming on Boston Com
mon.
Sd. A view of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
looked the day Of the celebration with the flags
above and crowds below.
5th. view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
bay as it looked the quiet sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the edi
ton will be sold as tho demand is unprecedented. The
price, Wholesale agents per hundred eight cents
per copy. Retail I2t cents To be had at this Office
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90 THE WILD MAN OF THE WOODS Posi-.
lively leaves Peales Museum after Saturday. having
make way for the Giant Girl who commences engage
ment at that establishment Monday That he is a Gu.
riosity the sceptca do not entertain doubt
such peculiarly constructed it has
our lot to behold. human being with four feet is
every day sight Those who have not yet witnessed this
wonderful specimen of the and the monkey should
avail themselves of this positively the last and only OPP
portunity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30

CHATHAM THKATRE-This favorite place of
amusement will be re-opened in a few days Mr.,
Thome, we understand, is making some capital ar :
rangements for the forthcoming season. He has not
gone to Europe, was reported for the purpose of
engaging the bright luminaries of that hemisphere,
but is contented with the productions of our home
manufacturers
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90 LADY, SWEET LADY.-When you rise in the
merning lust apply small quantity from three shilling
bottle OF Jones' Coral Hair Restorative to your hair 1t
will make dark, soit silky and beautiful and bcep so
will really prevent the hair falling out elem II Dom
scurf dandruf and make light red gref hair dark
Buy at the sign Of the American Eagle, s2Chafham ."
N. Y, or 1879 Fulton street Brooklyn
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o. DON'T BE HUMBUGGED BY THE FALSE
idea that it takes three four columns to!make Ex.
good and fine extract made at 81 Courtlandt street
the reasonable price of 80 cents Dozen
and warranted equal to any made Those who have
more money than they know what do WITH had better
pay dollar per bottle, Sands Bristos, and Car
pener be had genuine also 81 Courtlandt street.
Agent in Brooklyn Mrs. Hays l39 Fulton ST.; Newark
d. Smith, $40 Broad street.
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CORRESPONDENTS FROM Rio DE JANEIRo.-Trutb
is required from all our Correspondents but if we
are occasionally led unconsciously into error, we
are ready to make a proper correction. letter
appeared in yesterdays Herald, which brother of
of the parties therein referred to, asserts TO be
untrue in some of its details. He gives his name
ihus'-" John Bissell, 4s Wall street," and to him
for perusal of documentary evidence in relation
TO the affair, desired TO refer all persons who
have ether interest or curiosity In the matter
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The DIFFICULTIES THE CABINKT.-The ankle
ties troubles and darkened anticipaions of the flu
ture, do not appear to diminish at Washington.
Captain Tyler is in state of most deplerable du-
blety and even John Jones' solidity fails to pre-
serve him from the contagion of uneasiness and
fearful apprehension. Never had cabinet council
better reacon n tbio n excIa,y,-
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Sullivan, who has wife and family depending on his
labor met serious accident yesterday afternoon by fall
ing into the hold of the ship Caspian lying at pier No
hachway guiding hogshssd Of tobacco in its descent,
when the tacklng gave way, and he was precpitated
into the empty hold together with the hogshea, upon
number pigs of lead. He appears be injured inter.
nay though the external marks were but triaing He
was conveyed to the City Hospital where he lies in
q dangerous situation.
AccBErr.-Mr John Glossy, OF 81 Washington street,
while descending the stairs OF the premises Wednes.
day evening, caught Of his feet in the carpet and
was pIecptated to the bottom breaking his collar bone,
and otherwise injuring him, but not seriously.
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED Eugene Havey, an infant,
aged three years. Of James and Mary Havey residing
at a3d street. accidentally drowned Wednesday,
by falling off the DOCK At the foot OF said street. He
absent but ten minutes from his mothers care when she
found him corpse in the water. Verdict accidentally
drowned.
FOUNDING An inquest was held on the body of a
young founding infant boy to whom the of Daniel
OConne had been given (more we presume out of re.
spect end compliment to that statesman, than by the
strict rules of paternity and who had been given out
from the Almshousete wet nurse named Mary Cusck,
about two weeks ago. The child subject to convul
sions. and died while with one Wednesday, about
o'clock. Verdict accordingly The child was named by
he brought there and the stated to Deputy
Coroner Mken yesterday, that very finely dressed
lady had called several times her house to the ba
and said she the mother OF and she only regretted
that she had not pnched his and stopped his breath
before she left him the door step where he found
and thus saved the trouble of raising him." pretty
mother, indeed
ANOTHER MAN DRowNrp.-On Sunday morning last
William Mulhall, waiter at the City Hotel LEFT his
boarding place No 81 Orange street. with his mother
daughter, and sepson to to tho Battery and battle
The unortun ate ards pier No. East riv err
accompanied by the sepson sdabout fourteen ears Of
age, and becoming exhausted, he cried for help. boat
lowered from schooner near by but before he could
be rescued the current carried him under Yesterday
morning about ten minutes after eleven as two boatmen
named Clarke were coming from Governors Island in
boat they passed the body which IL IL supposed
brought to the surface by the firing from Colts battery
the island They made it fast and lowed it ashore. YER
dict accordingly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
Rurkrupt.-march y.

James Conner, Type. Fornher, teoapu,ory, on COM
plain, OF Joseph Hougb, Broker, n "
Henry E. Riel Auctioneer, II. Y.
o tayius Longw wortb, Bookseller. N Y.
Edward Cheney, Merchaai, Y.
II. Brunswick, Mechanic and Clerk, n. Y.
A lex. Pabor, Gardener, NJ.
Ge7rge W. Ralph, late of Jefferson, n. 7.
Cornelius L. Purify. Ru de,, N. Y.
William Penny, Merchant; rhilipstewn.
Henry Packard, Shipmas,er, " Y.
George SaRderson, tirm Of Sanderson Kimbsl. Oil
Merchants
Roswell! siiner Commission Agent, N. Y.
Howell Clark, Shoemaker n Y.
William K. Rigby, Halter, Y.
james Bergen, Broker N. T..
Jacob Conner, Carpenter, Brooklyn.
Henry B. Cook Weigher, N. Y
John J; Coombs United States Messurer, formerly Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
DIED:
,nsump,ioD, Jane Haiipeny, wife OF

On the sd inst consumption, Jane Hatpeny' "ie o'
Thomas HalfPcnv. aged %
Oa The 81 inst. MrS Waters, wife OF Thomas Waters ,
On the 81 inst Georgeaaaa Plrson, essd years ans -
mouths NJ,
Cau'y, il the 18th year OF her age.
Al Brooklyn on the 4h ilst Mary B. vile CT Thomas ;.
On tie Is, inst OF scarlet ever The residence nj her
srsrdiahs- John Larche,. in PnlaceiPh:s, Elizabeth
uasgber Caleb heie.? s. CesssSEaA Z! b!uosiyn,
aged six years ant Icree uioa.hs.
Brooklyn papers viii pi ass copy
Al A,baIy The Cd 81; ot affection o' IN heit 49,
bert Han er, aged 80, President OF tAe Canal S1nA
A, Hartford. Washington county, on iae I'D f.S Jo-
.sph Cowen, father Hon. ks-k Cowen al the All
vanced age Of IS he al The battle o. Lexington, and
4, Bottom, 90 Tuesday aight, Rev. Joan SnpAos, OF
Brewster aged 75
Al cincy oa ,he 81 nst suddenly, Rev Peter Whitney,
senior pastor OF the Congre atona Church, aged as n
the i4ll, year OF his ministry ID that o"n
Al Ne Or!eaus 18th Feb Mrs. Harriet Jane VIE oil
Sar,uei Davis aged q years native of EaspoTt. bic
Al New. Oreans. 18th FEB. Mr. Charles Htnsdstr ssu
n, OF The Me1lcal Cossc OF LOUISIANA, aGd native OF
Piti>held. Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
MARRIED !:

In saIiaa ~ I Feb. ss, by Rev. SIR. Dunaiag Air Geo
w Deane ST Salina 20 bliss Pamela, daughter o Archeaus
a. s,g;n"ssid. iiin,is. e;h ul. WIN H. W cr.eman
Representative troo, La Sale County, To Miss An-a c.
Rodney daughter OF the !aGeated Gear a Noday, OF
Delaware.
Utica, or Thursday evening, by he Rev Tionss
Martin Mr. VIM. Clarke to Mss Res1Dna aeSuaee,9ansh'
lsr Of Thomas McCusde, Esq all OF lhai eiiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
Court Calendar This Day.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. %, 97, Sc, 141, 96, Nd,
153 1873, 149, Isl, i5s:. l56, l57, 158, 159, 160,
l6l, SO, 1913, 116, 10s, IS, 95. 1872, 81, SO, 122,
1872, l46. le, l25, 13s, 1853, l29.
COMMON PLEAs.-No 80, 81, 26, As, "a, IS,
95, I2, II, 80 33, Sd. 55, 56, /.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
- CLEARED on SATURDAY.
Shin Mary Frances Hubbard, Mobile, Sturges Clear


Ship Mary Frances, Hubbard, Mobile, Slurges Clear
Bark Falmouth Davis New-orleaus. e X Collins 4 Co.
grcs Line on Wooster, NOreans. Nesmlth. Leeds Co..
Selma, Pray, DO Richardson co; Manhattan Doane
Apaiachicola Hurlou Co; stata, bsnoidEe, rnL
Leon. Center Co; Sophia, Kenny, Norfolk neshis'n
Schrs Ailaral copays (Br Smith. wes, Indies Middle
ION & Co; Eliza Ann, rhoRG. Baltimore, a Cooley q
Co: Paynlcr Holland, Elizabeth City, NC do doi nm
Eliza, and KcSdeS Wtieh L1w sose
Wo,i Rappahannock A /; Cooley Co; Abbott Law
renee, l,seker, Bssion; Homer, Edrldse' 90.
ARRIVED SINCE oUa LAST.
Schr Rione snow 10 days from Washington. NC, with
naval stores, ii Blackwell. "a INST while iaying AZ
anchor off the Hook, into by the schr Anthficopha
heace carried away ng nooom Dom o20 poO
stays, bousprit, stays &C. The A. had all her sa of
scbe Nichoas Bidde, Walton from Philadelphia with
Brig Sd Mohs Lee ss days from mariHham, with hides
aA schr Ioreph BOURNE days Falmouth with domestic
Scr Cinderella; Crowe ID DIS I'm Boston, With mdse, TO
Schr Fame crowe ds tm Boston, with domestic goods
schr SAMUEL, Codd;ng.oa, Ke,etas, with oysters, to
sRELow-a ships unknown Wind INV. Considerable
DRIFT ice in the East and North Rivers
shps Philadelphia, Hovey, London; Sutton, Galloway
Charleston brgs Tonquin, Norton, Neuvitas Crusoe
Tucker, Galveston, and others
MEMORANDA.
Big Mars Hill. Gray, from Nurieans, experienced very
severe weather on the coashad been IA days norm OF
Delaware Caprs. A., :; ,oaa
Bark SarahI Esther as built Il; Salisbury Mass. IN sZ
"a e inches long hIeadth 20 feet 81 aches dePtn io IL
81 nrbrs tonnage e 25 95 together lth all that see mas
on board of her. consisting OF whale ooas "aftns st
Casks, &c. was Solu on rEiaay 1881, q 'e -e'
Exchange, tor >, 400. .s r,,s
Brg Franklin Of Portland ashore at Buenos Ayres was
not ex pected to he got "a. MI.
Scbr Ann . from NYork for Savannah was al lhe fela
ware Breskwater the last accounts, I'LL po'n aas e
ried away.
Nicholas Bidd!e for Liverpool, January "a at 20 ~
Hnron London, or Noresns, IL days ou, January L.
lat So I8 n, lon - IL W. /, =, =, o. ~
speed fram London for Mobile. February g. lat II 30 M
lon II l9 w.
BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN NAIL
From our Philadelphia Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81. d.
The Cy Ice Boat proceeded down the rivsr yes rday,
having in tow ship Washington for ork ostts rteno~
aud Swan Tor NOrleaAs; aad brig So"ns io' hgs1on'
arriyed this af,ernoon-Seamboat Hudson Deyoe ifon
Del Breakwatsr. with schr Ann D. OF ~ 10. ~ hs'tps
los, bs mast heads a.e gae-brousht up 20 und3go
Cny Ice Boat Bennett from Nescastle, with nothing IN
Beiow-Bark Levant, Hall, from Tfnitad de CEba nre
Home howes from Boston schrs Lcn bsHet, 'o;h D.
,ou; Adams, NioaeTson, im f.o'!asHee' ii1'os O'
I'm Washington, NC. c,. wss,
CLEARED on Sa,urtay-Brgs Pennsylvania, Ia!iey: west
ladies' Joseph Cowpe,hwai!e, NsoTe, baroaeoss same
Eaes, NOrcans- - Sc o .1;.,, Ped
mond, NYork. ..;:
The river Today is entirely ceaI CT all floating ice
Weather. clesr-Wrd, w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
sILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
CHEAP FOR CASH
M. STEVENS niIe Stevens q

4 4. Gruman) s. BEAVER S SrRE ET, one door from
P5r street, and irs, below Wall street. New.s ork
Of millinery s.ods for The spring trade most OF which have
been purchased aucAn the present ruinous rates. ana
will he sold frn % 50 per cent below The cost OF I'M
portaon The subscriber adopts the saGe csurse as puf-
surs zt the establishment last year, vz that OF attending
IN. cash auctions daily and ayalng himself ofhs bargains
for cash and cash only Macy who bougAt goods CT
G. last year well know they were decidedly eseap.r Than
inT.e merchants and rioers in The city or country ho
wan, any goods in the subscribers line not fail giving
him call before purchasing eisewhere for they may de-
mend IL Will BE- for thrir Interest do He will have
Constantly or hand full Of hat silks and ribbons
and al other goods in the millinery ae besides gcod ~
soteat OF SIN goods general Satin and taeta
from no. IS, constantly hand direct from ~ 1hs s dse
tons, very low: 'I' 1ui
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
TUESDAY EVENING, March 7rH.

II
rALrAs.E Law LlgRASg--Ths extensive law ShssIy os
Ihe lae George Wilson, EsS coataaing large olecuoG
Of importar, oo,ern epr dicss IrratScs ae eleieei
ary works. Also many vsiua5le oa and raeden E1S':ss
reports
Arsang rh,n are Eagii.h Conmou Law Reports, 2 Vs.
Wendei9. a-paT;s SIS JohsoEs Reports 20 vs Cow;
Reports, "; Pages ChaRcsTy Reports w. 's$s Ss-
ports, % ~; Mssaekc>r Hero. II "; vtsy, j. IhR-
cesy Reports 10 rs Aerasss traiinsl Gass, Sy Ve>ey
Phillips Evidence 4i,; loa.,r Gn,trers paciice sN>
JohrSou's Chaoeery Netpr>, S,s ou.aytS Dltesl Sss
Browns PAlanea:r Rr aos's, sFss sarrows epors ys
;y's Pest;se,. SS CdnSt Rrogis Svs Abhcil Sslf-
tirg Also ti spos eir AGt.sn AID eWs. AaS,rcsbsI
Cox Craacl Easics DaeS, pcyufysm AID East, Dyer I'd
wares Casncey, ksDinasSe, Sardie, io5-'', hopsus,
Sirny lois Prnniaon PeeEe. Williams, P!p~ C.Su, Rty
rnnpd Rcp Mas. Robinson. salkesd, SergeS1l Eaate
.rspn5u 'ryier Ve:n0o, Washington "eer, Yates and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
FOR I.0NDON.--Regular Packet.

IL of the Iob Of ais-ct-The very superior fast sail
sgs ,11 packet ship QUEBEC, Capt. Williams, viii
-. ,iy.iy sa!l a. above. her ressas day.
ayirp very suTeor Tor eatn - CABIN
ard .eerage a ers; perons wishing 10 emkrk should
,,te esrlS application board foot o, Raise ane, or
To- JOSE 2H McMUaRAY, 100 Pine 81 esr. Se1ih 81.
Persons wishing ~ send for iseir !efd can have s "a
brouahr cot hy ei,hs OF Ire above ships or any OF ihe
regular packets by applying above, III by letter pos.
paid
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
"a TO JEWELLERS, &c.-A sub

stastaL3 story fire proof brek building ls by 30 IT,
!, - Dc bu on .e rear the o; No !S Ann ST. near VII
liam ST. aud will h- ready for occupation by zee zoih OF
Apr-w have roof copper gutter iron outside door,
2S windows with iron shutters 10 raek1n Office iwo fue'
and uroae, large ere p'olt oa sale by 6iees ana
roon wafer on each aoor separate entrance to saei;
Fo,r VIII he finished complete for jewellers. ard rented
low fr years 70 gooh tsnin or each ipor
will be let separately. Jewellers or o;b.Fs 10 waBte pea
pi, " apply 10 x P COLFAX IS Ann st. corner ot Wi.
fam = tr al 1871 PeafIs s. nG a. 3tas>
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
ay. a FARM IN NEW.JERSEY FOR

-. SAiF.-A Farm containing abJu; twenty scre' ol
we'll adapted 10 tic raising OF NafAtt Truca s;4sec
in the township Of addietown, county of Monmouth, Sst:
of NewJeS-y lying the public road from siidheiewn
10 Com pt0D's Greek, about threeiourhs OF mile ro he
Landing, where boats ply aod IRON New.York almost
daily ihroughou; IN" On said Fira Is aU"emg-
House and susl Earn sufficient quantity oi MEADOW nGd
Wood :or family
Ais, en- the same road within bali nile Of compoTs
Crrrk a House. rssry new, with one acre OF Land Ia
stpie of gooi cultivation.
80. further p,tcuIars irGpirs Of 't. John ari', ~
Broadway, tn p. Hopping, K~ypnrt, or Jonh HifpiHS,
CEarcegll ". ]. nio ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
;. APRANGEWENTS FOR Is43.-

- ARR FOX jF43.---
%EsPTt OLD ESTABLISHED REGULAR PACKET
.MGG OFFICE No. leo Pine st near Soy l.-Jhe sult.
scrber bayicg comp--d their ngcr.rcts for the crr-
pose OF aging cabin seco1 cabin and sieer9ge as-
senpe.s be rave 10 iarn their friends and Tie public IN
general very supsror yt class ular packsI ship
will be despatched fro Liverpool on Inc lst l5h ard
2h and rom Losdob tie IT, l7ih and 57tl OF each
month throughout the year.
Also. regular LiD- ef frSclsss ships, % all weekly
f- Liverpool thereby preventing the least possibility OF
delsy or detention .her arrival nj Liverpool.
Ia all cases where h- parties agreed of decline to Sonc
out the money will he pro pity returned
For the accommodation OF parsoas wishing 70 senn mo-
ney cr lsie friends drafts sght will be g!yea or VIC
following bsnks and branches, VIZ:
ENGLAND.
Te>srs Spencer, Atwood & Co., Barkefs Loscon.
P ~. ByEae, Esq. Livrrpool
IRELAND.
The Provincial Bank o ireland AND all iis' 0fance''
SCOTLAND
The CRY OF Glasgow Bank, payable u any ''"h IN
Scotland.
f0' ia5lsss Jcszafs sisss%a:aGR sMea:GRa.Y 100 pss
T. w. o Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
AUCTION SALES.

IoI:sh Richard, ksci,oascr.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 Pfla3"S /,
I'D S,G-, 1873 Broadway.
Libsyal cxa advances made ea1s.srrss Sos s1cs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
Passengers sailed.

In the racket ship Oneida for Havre-Juus Chn. Geo.
Ga.,inp l. Chevrer, lady and five children, OF NYoIs
Horace Williams Of Boston, bearer OF dispatches To ,
Legation at Paris.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

! u Tine Ecw-Xerk H.ye enr, Debating Depart
ment will meet rus Evening their Hall, All boah. ay
II ..f,lD,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

shzs TO LET.--!n Dean street, near
rasJ Smith street. Brooklyn the spentii three story
finished ia the bes, manner with two LOIS Of gr und
attached AiSo coach bopse, stables, &c variety OF the
most choice prare vines. several fruit trees, with
vel aud pump OF exceen; spring water on The premises
This property well cal lated Tor the accommodation OF
aresp,cable iaiy whom i viii be let fnr one year or
more OF. acc Elmodating terms ~ applying 20
nc 10 3EPH McsURRAY, !t0 Pine 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

A L,MOND CANDY-A new and supe-
"A or article of candy made OF blancaed Almonds and
sursr for sale By r. L. 4 a STUART,
F7s 9yis- Corner OF Greenwich and Chambers St
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
EST Aep aanRET, itsI,' GE0EsE Il EDWARD GRKEN
NTFW ST0CK OF SILK GOODS.

PECKG CO, Iss Feari and 80 Beaver
solicit The attention oil Merchants visiting the city 10
r fresh elec, stock Of Laees sa ah raGTs
Goors 10 wn!ch they daily adcng ne mos ldsn'ane
men, OF Millinery Goods which they are selihs LIedueed
LII t''''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

M ANTED--A Situation as Chamber
w rraid ard Waiter urNUse s3d SganrtreS> by
very respectable ''r who can give 'ae best OF CITY
capahity, &c. &C. Apply 1t 80 SioaS"ay'
n,E
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
gsY ). DRAPER, yr.-StoEc "a WI
I , Ea-r.s;resi. corner 0t Ttaa.S.re"i.
TUESDAY, March 7,
hiln nlcIo,,h a, lhe Auellon

Al 10 ocoeS az the aeeNOa Room.
PAcs,cs S.LL-as0 tackagcs Foreign and D1nie,ic
Dry Goods corn ri>is desirable aSscr.enI ct
articles, oa credit Of naa.s or all sans o. 3!Vs
iSr ptlellp.oy s4e Is consisting o! Le Iutp"F
ns articles, w.t. linens. diapers, saTasS tshie cvh''
ors eve diapers naekIns brown hnrns pata ,nre'a,
dilns., i.oen cam5cc haks gaulaGesns scGttsd moe
skins, alpaca usi!es P~rss eaEss EsTsSa Sases!a Ac
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

AMERICAN MusEuM.-Barnua comes ort to-mghI WIN
Inc e,; of bis old aad powerful array OF new
NJ these arc the grand oramc pectacles OF the Deng
aad the Lady OF Lahe-,he former unsurpassed 10 rs
sublime eec,s, The latter OF urpassing beauty JenEs
,Dnears in his songs scccp,rices. and tapo Oei-ies
The whole vocal instrumental and sa!taoria aieBt o. Ice
staIi,;r,en is combined in each nights performance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

DOARD WANTED-A young woman
, wants Board in pious private family. where bett
ate ma hoarter som.wher Ia he ntishooncou "
nrnp and uudson-srcets Address ADD ~ The iTjDuht
. no -'Nr'''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

u Ger,,emer's Hats OF the Spring standard
Pattern are now ready inspection and sale at The store
Of the subscriber corner Piue and Nassau-s;s BIRD
Wednesday, March |, 1919. sif ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

Aisc l0G do IS rimped camh its.
Also 5caseS. eeu~tnI assortment OF oToac c!oliES
Also, cases apcy aCd black tassmereS
Also - cases style prtlt>-
Also account o the ,e.Wr'teFSGndeE ue insPtt
sio OF the WARD ms OF The por saper shtrg t'-
Terms nos,hs. Catalogues AMI samples ready ON tn
NOR n ale