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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

The Telegraph is printed on double medium
Meet at the rate of 81 copper annum, an aduance,
w 50 any time before the expiration of six months
,,m the time of subscribing, or So 00 if payment
he longer delayed.
No subscriptions received for a less period than
.bree months No paper will be discontinued until
I'll arrearages are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted al the rate of dollar per square for
,b first insertion, and two shillings for each subse
A liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by the year
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

Professor Olmstcad states that the num-
Der of deaths caused by the use of steam is
less than the number occasioned by lightning.
This calculation is based upon the reports
given in the newspapers during the last
wear.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

The Mechanics of Maine held State
Convention at Gardiner Oh the 9th inst. The
number of delegates presents was I21.-
Arrangements were made for establishing
monthly Magazine al Sl,O0 per annum.--
Elilu Bunritt was present and addressed the
convention.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
s0n ps broad cloth, 10 ps burlapse
as)O 20 ps cashmere 10 bales Lawrence
barge lot Of vestings shooting
s2O ps Sleeps grey bales Pancamack do
lilo ps fullcd clOth do Sanford do
39O ps red and white 4 do kilton do
domestic flannel = do brown shirtng
liz ps red and white do Hamilton stripes
English do 2 do brown drills
no ps Canton do 40 ps blue and striped
ll2 ps Scotch gngham drills
lao ps linscy cloth $50 ps Eng and Amer
al0 ps Saline; prints
AD ps blend cotton 20 ps black cambric
AiO Russia diaper % ps ticking
4 4 doz horse blankets ~ Irish linen
6 ps Nv Jeans & ps brown do
10 ps hard times doz Bclvlderc shawls
n o ps Eng merinocs do emb'd do
as ps French mcrinocs do silk do do
IA Us German do do mcrno shirts
IA IS mode aapacca, for IL do cravats
"a ,laLics' dresses &cloaks 10 do cotton hdk' IS
M0 n4 bombazinc 400 lbs carpet warp
M ps printed saXony wollen panl .-
III "a. n,oic skin 500 lbs cotton yarn
IA ~ b,ooinp from no 3 TO no y
IN FAR sale by TORREY II RUSSELL.
4 June IL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

REM,RKAnIr CIRCuNsTA NCE.-in neither
branch OF Congress will there be a member
from Illinois who was ever there l'eiorc.--
All new members, both III the Senate and
IIousc.--Chi1d@o Don
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05
Wisconsin Wholesale and Retail
CASH STOR f..
TORREY g. RUSSELL,

AGENTS for JoHN ii NICHOLS, corner of Main and
Market streets, Southport,
IIAVE Just received from New York city, an
| assortment OF Merchandise suitable for the
markets of this Territory, which they will sell 4,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
IA, the lowest prices for Cash, Wheat, Lead, Shot,
'Copper, Flax and Timothy seed, Flour, &c. &c.
Southport, June Is, 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

POPULATION OF CHicAGo.-Mr ]. W.
Norris, who has been for some weeks past
engaged in taking the census Of the inha-
btants Of this city, has reported 10 the
Common Council that the number is 1880.
This census may be relied upon as having
been correctly TAKEN Chicago Elk.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

CoUNrERrEITERs.-A galvanic battery
and several receipts for gliding and plating
were found i'll the trunks of some counter
icitcrS recently arrested at Buffalo.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

We would suggest that the finders Of the
skeleton apply" and'sSarsaparilla' to 1t, and
sec ' neither motion will not be Produced.
Il toch. Adv.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05
LOSS OF THE PESAGUs.

A melancholy event occurred few days
back in the English waters, -thc loss oil
the Pcsagus, a steamer, which sailed be-
tween Leith and Huh. She struck on the
Goldstonc Rock, near Holy island, and
some two or three miles from the Great
Fern Lights. Out of the crew and passen-
gers. which numbered between fifty lc
sixty passengers, only six have been sa-
ved,-namely, two passengers, the mate
the engineer, the carpenter and one OF the
fremen.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

observation-disclosures Hubbard of
New Hampshire, has APPOINTED the 9th day
Of Nov. for Thanksgiving.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05
nRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
.um Myrrh Murlatlc Acid lhqnorcc
.. Foetida Sulphurc 80 Carh. MagncSia
&" Aloes Balsam Copav. Gale -
|" Camphor Blue Pill, Eng. Carb, Soda
! /" Arabic NtrIol Saf. SOFIA
H. Shellack Canthaudcs on Peppermint
k,um Fol SIENNA Sulph Quininc
ksom Salts Eric. Matches Linsecd Oil
/ aubcr " Ground Genuan White Lead
Alt Peter Glue Spanish Brown
Hum lIydriodatc Venetian Red
4 cohol Potass Logwood
stor Oil Iodine Cam Wood
suaric Acid Spanish Float liick. Wood
1tric Powd'd lpccac
\ For Sale by IOkkEl N RUSSELL"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

WRITING ON NEwsPArERs.-Thc Bath
Enquirer says that the following letter re-
ccivcd from the Post Office Department at
Washington, by the postmaster at Phips-
burg, it publishes for the benefit of the
public generally:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05
Post Office Department,
Appointment Office, Aug. ,. lSI3 {

appointment UlTlce, Aug. ,, 1913.
SIR-Iour letter Of the Goth ult. is re.
ceived. IL has been decided, that the name
Of the person sending it, or anything con-
vcylng intelligence, written Oh the wrap
per of paper, outside. subjects the pack
age to letter postage-but not the sender
10 the penalty.
Very respectfully, your obt serv't,
JOHN A. BRYAN,
2nd Asst p. L. G'I.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
CASES mems coarse boots
cases mems coarse brogans
= cases mems kip brogans
80 prs womcn's seal buskIns
100 prs women's seal SLIPS
30 prs women's gaiter boots
10 prs misses seal slips
u sale by TORREH N RUSSELL"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05

l,HAIRS, rabl,s and Bcdstcad5 always Oh hand
\ and ior sale by
lluI,HI! soN, WHLLLLL y PLTLE-.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-09-05
HARDWARE,

TORREY n RUSSELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
CI,EAItED,

Ships Orpheus, Hill valParais Sc' Tracy; ffanSols
lst Answor,h ia're, Bolton Fox Livingston; Na'enez'
Waerman Valparaiso, Howland X Aspmwa; Meta Aley'
er, Bremen, Olerciis x kruger
Leeds.
Brig O,ill. Prus) Lauge, Hamburg. Schmidt Balch;
Brothers Nayh,w NruvaS, Brett Nose; Geo GuStave
Chaudoeut Senegal Boyd lincken; Mile, Lockhart, 81
Bas Schesnger; Juan de Cartasela keiian NiachlS
Schrs Pacific Smith Cuba Aym.i s Co; Ocean, Flynn,
Vera Cruz Harcous, Brothers; Swallow Robinson, Nor
folk: Select Jones Newben, NC, S L Mitchell; Me
Croady, SomeTs, Swans5oro, NJ
ARRIVED,
Bremen ship alarl, Vessels IL ds FIN Antwerp oil to D
* l. Scloonmaker.
Ship benjamin. Morgan julius of Philadelphia 20 is I'm
NOeans pork to Nesni,i * Leeds
Ship Superior, Bailey 10 ds I'm Charleston, cotton TO Bar
Ship Damascus Bliss is ds fm New Orleans, ndse to the
master.
Ship Alexander, Andrews is d FIN Nobile,co,on TO Tay.
J lOr & Merrill.
Bark Archibald Oracle Rice % ds fin Norlean com to
Brig Aclelaus Crowell 10 ds m St Johns PR, sugar to
Thompson < Adams. Left brig Rebecca for Niork ; ds
brig aper Locklan unc schr Chester Brown, Boston,
ds schr Atlantic wtg cago schr Samuel Il Painter 0F
| York, uncer.
Holt Owens. Br brig Granville of and for Halifax with
cargo of moasses wheat, sc. ashore Key red
MAY aud cargo total loss captain and saved
Brig Canonicus Copeland, Il ds from Trinidad de Cuba
sugar to Chastean Ponyer; Left snip Aymar, Just arr
fm Havana brig Pensacola for NYk; big Canton for Bo
ton; Emeine do; Cogdelia saed day ater saw her oil
Genoa brig Dandano, scaculugos 90 ds Genoa fruit
10 Pamierl.
Brig G Lamar Sanna,nan, Is I'm Savannah, cotton TO
/ Durham Dimon
Btig snow Snow : DAYS from Savannah, with cotton to
order
Br brig Terpsichore Coer;on, y ds FIN Pernambuco in
! ballast to Dnnscomb Beckwith
Brig Adane. Push, of Washington, Nc III ds I'm May
acusz PR. sugar TO p Harmony Co.
Brig Star Rlsley 10 ds from ST Crey, WE, $4,000 to
Brig George Henry Blakely II ds I'm Turks Island salt
Brig Nahmakanta Baker "a ds I'm Aaachcoa, Cotton 10
Post x Phillips
sshr Mary Clark, Sweet ds I'm Key West, salt TO the
master; l. passengers.
schr Warsaw Burdick, 20 ds I'm Aaachieoa, cotton TO
schr Isabella, Thomas, S ds from swansboso Nc naval
stores 10 II Rugcles.
schr Ostrich Ellis L. d, I'm Port Prince coffee to a
Rossre.
schf Delawars Rowe ls I'm Eleheur frui; to Cults
Y Ackerey.
sehr Pompno, Dyer, aa days from Mobile chain cables 10
Center K Co
Schr virginian Burrows im Baltimore, and > ds I'm Cape
Henry, cotton master
Sem Daniel Ws1stet, fm Phiadslphia, coal; ~,
schr H1pewe Baker, I'm Lagura, and II ds from Porto
Cabello, coffee 10 q Whitaker.
SchE Reaper Hewitt, Virginia, wood.
sch superb Bennett, Washington NC naval stores to
Mitchell.
Sehr Wave, Hoibrook, Thomaston, lime
Schr y L McCready, Sommers. Fal River.
Schr Packer, Murch Saco lumber.
Schr Van Burea Lubec, plaster.
Schy Cambridge Hall, Boston, mdse
Schr Benz Bgciow, Burns Roslor mdse
Noyessels in sight at sundowu-Wind WNW.
SAILED,
Ships Mcclellan, for the Baltic; Caledonia, (B1 Liver
poo orpheus Hill, Valparaiso
J Brig Fairfield Port au Prince
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

yToNDERSMfIlfo L>DlAA eoD1H, t:al,~ bAhN; q,
Tor he cure ofcouchs colds, CONSUMPTION, elheit5 ~ ]
breathing rair IN the side chcst 2E!'iES oS -, r.i
ness Urose eNectoton and tshl s4e@ts a> b.y.
cine hs become established, and IN o a. if
ed il proved yeerngeu:!y superior 10 ersty from IL
pre- 4nt ay IN use The following ceItihc.lrfa 5 go -
most respectable iers0n. IN tbis c} ; WI" 49, ''
%es 9n,. ber,on. r,spectng this mrdic,he r Ill;
DFls SIR Permit sHgress & th og e bsyr ~ g.
vn re5Ts a 81 Ilaya afflicted WIZ s,'s G9usn aai
az much blood ard piirSf tosel''S "ith efnaca-
We f so,fa debility. and Tins coa.gra 10 decline m my
, aG and friends utterly drspartG o. ~ recovery Ny
Insisted upon maAiqs al Of yordemi,h In
9ioher W R,i, consented, although though my re-
iiln I%.h utterly impossible made Of three bottes
cofe,% Meets aee astonishing. procured half dozen
anu ' I sfore had taken the fourth bottle was perfectly
nor I lf 70 ny good healh. Yoars respectfully
's'''' WM T. MARSH, cor. Liberty and Greenwich-s,.
New iork. Ian. ~. 1888.
10 rms ArRLIcTED.i have been for six wears .,,.se
sit! pain III the side and chest accomrr o; ,r;ri
f coush have ;rsd numerous cough remes bn; fouad
siri irsm auy Of them induced onnn th nrreaf
solicitation OF my friends Try youder.,,b jd;. go
Balm and before had aken the thir bt,, W., Tnr5
my health AsRAM Hoz-n, ~" .c'e ,eo 80 T. .F
New ork, Jan. 23 1853. " ~ M
CArTIos-None are genuine without the signature Of the
pF2ffietof "ntteG upon te Label Of the bottle
u, r:epaie1 eI and SOLD only bY {. W. V0NDERSMfTH,
isA <"eoa SOLE proprietor, sl Greeuwieir.s. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
DI ED.

On Friday 23d Eliza wife Of George Walter in her 37
year.
On Friday morning. 23d inst Benjamin Corlies Jr in the
36th year of his age
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this Saturday afternoon at O'clock, from his late resi-
dence No II Orchard street, without further invitation
On 23d inst at Governors Island Helen De Witt eldest
daughter of Capt w A Thornton, u S Ordnance Corps,
aged
On Thursday. 22d inst. Habrock, son of j. ~ Perkins
aged months.
On Thursday the a2d instant, Mrs. Ann Hatfield aged IS
years.
On Thursday 22d inst. Mrs. Sarah B. Reynolds widow
Of Dr. Gilbert REYNOLDS deceased, aged 46.
On Wednesday, 2st inst Mary wife of Ennis Gerashty
aged a..
A, Lansingburgh the Goth inst in the 3st year oil her
age Lvonia P. wife of the Rev. A. T. living, Rector OF
Trinity Church in that village.
AT Hampstead, Long Island the 2st inst Catharne
Edgar eldest daughter Of VIM h. aud Elizabeth Lang aged
three wears and eight months.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

FoRTHE PRESENT WEEK,
For sale tae desk this morning Single copies NE css
in wrappers ready for mailing.
CONTENTS.
I. PorrRy-l Lines on the birth Of Her Majesty' third
child Princess. 2. June l7th. B. Bunker I'M
Monument, by Mrs. sigourney. l. ADsons sung
al the Faneuil HILL Dinner TO the tune OF Spark
linz and Bright
II r,tr,c,s from Martin ChuzzIewit and Literary No
tees.
ILL., 4 Partisan Be, Golden Manage, &c.
". Rattlesnabes, BY Southern Sportsman
v Description of John Randolph
VI Jottinss, by y. P. Willis
VII Political History prepared for the Tribune by Et'ln
Williams
VIII Correspondence othe Tn bune from Cincinnati bel
yidere. Boston Philadelphia, Springfield ILL., Chi+
caso H., containing garie;; OF interesting NJ" $
X veteran survivor ofrhe Battle OF Bunker Hill en'
sign under the command of Putnam and captain
AZ the ssi., OF Yorktown.
Y Doctrine of Association lis Religious character ana
tendency Protection to the Poor Mans Property.
yI Bunker Hill Celebration, Eth Of June, 1913, he
Monument, sc,
XII Toast> announced the Faneni Hall Dinner.
Kill News from Texas Liberia Canada FotS and bioor
she'd.
NV Table OF routes OF Travel.
NV. Sandwich Islands,
WI Promise of Crops, Canal Tolls, Account oi Flour
and Whea, arrived at tide water
XVII Death Of the Hon. II. S LeSare.
XVIII The Cause OF Ireland Later from Europe, increase
ofthe army.
XIX. The Spirit of Tyerism Ahasuern..
Xxx. Riot and d,sodey conduct OF the Sailors. the Jer
y murders
XXI Money Market, showing actual transactions, bans
Note Table, &c. &c
MIL Miscellaneous articles Sc. le'' .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

GUNNER GOODS for Gentemen's Wear-25l
- Broadway opposite the Fountan.-t.ncouraSrd By th'
extensive patronage elected the las, year thfough ,e
that the cash customer taye l9 tts deinlufnces O.
others the undersigned has made such additions 10 nts c3
with promptness .. =, -, Ill ,,ofr, ,ne
,ck arurs h- solics attention 10 assortment OF oo
Unsurpassed richness and yarety comprlsns sss sv H.
Vs-nns in er,at variety OF patterns &c when WI ~
mad M 70 order under the Superintendent Of @
at prizes which cannot iaii TO offer inda's
economist :. -. .,,-,. Of business and
oae Coats also Travelling Erocks large assortment u
the same are ready tor in'pec'ioA w. T. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

w /. CONKLIN (Iate firm of Green d Conk-
w lin) respectfully informs his Espts and se public
that he has removed No Bowery whore be viii have con-
sany on hand compa:e assortment OF Mems ana BOYS
Clothing Of all descriptions; Cloths CasSiners ana Vesss
the fashionable kinds which vi be made TO order al
the shortest notice aud in III. neates style
Mr. will suPcrinend his own esabis lment anu ts i tgf
totor devote his personal the making of C
drcus Clothing.
Also Cutting done those who prefer having them made
=, bcm. Je9 !ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
INFLUENZA, HOW CURED.

THOSE who have this distressing complaint can
be rapidly restored health By the ne!y use Of DR..
John Thomsons Vegetab P4Imencon, which . sals sally
b. Dr. joins TH0MPO&' AZ Si3 BrSome.,t
THE SICK MANS GUIDE TO HEALTiI.-Thc third
edition O, this valuable l;; work Of IL pages Just TeceEsG
for rstutOus distribution the SICK and may be had b call
ing on Dr.. JOHN THOMSON 3i3 Bfoome.st. y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
B O Q K S.
The June Number of
RTJN CHU//I FWJT

THE BROTHER JONATHAN for Juae 2ifh' m cont contain, q;
the June part OF thus amusing work. py no
doubt 60 through curious adretutes t l WI
cpa articles are 4. .chtects aud Architecture o ,
with beautiful Of College IN ne Lqinsr
LIBRARY OF THE DUKE OF sossf.A' description"
9" Tg ,9 4PE9@9 F evlecSES eWSMES reply Nh Neaes lecture by
WORD TO THE wlsE by ,091 SaSsi NSa! Remniscepce
Wam ss and Mar @MT5 of ips5n2n an and
IIIierr H C2,a, a' EoreigrI News. Editorials, &c &c
Theatrical Not'ce'' WILSON * CO. Publishers,
je2i -p------w n,,.
~c,n5;J Family Bible No. 3 Of the PIC
SpieIRRHftTu SpieeIRf Win oNE HUNDRED illustrations Of
oiL ~ History Scenery and Antiquities Of the Sacred
Welnme, is now published by j. 5 RhDt ED,
nron Hall Bookstore corner Beekman and Nassau.
sn"niied on liberal terms. Je22 3s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

TNHE FIRM OF GREEN q CONkLIN hav
/ ing been dissolved BY mgtu. consent, the sgbscber
informs the public that the Wholesale and Retail CIGthm
NS BoWERY, and d. No .;:al lto \ @ CHATHAM nI Nj
complete assortment OF MEMS, BOYS and CHII.DREN'S
CLOTHING Of all descriptions made IN tie latest aud most
fashionable styles WHICH the attention of those N want
by every packet the latest styles Of CLOTHS, CAsSic
MERES VESTlNGS Sc, and has secured the services OF
experienced Cutters he pledges himself give perfect salts
faction 20 all who may purchase
" B.-A splendid assortment OF Spring and Summer
Goods now on hand. GEORGE Z. GREEN.
New York, May |, 1913. jej lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

M.YoR's OFFICE, Ne~-York June 22d l3l3.
NOTICE.-No lshereby given that or Mon.
IN day next the 26h instant persons duly authorized Kill
Dogs running at large without muzzIes will enter upon the
performance OF their duty This notice given thai ctzens
may have their Dogs properly muzzed and that the officers
ia Iw ROBERT II. MORRIS, Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
Comptroer's Office,
s Hall of Records, June 22d, 1913. Je23 tyl

CANIUEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
OMIUM KITCHEN RANGES.-The subscribe. invites
the public call his Range Estab!ls snent, Ill Fulton
street and examine his assortment Of Ranges varying
prices from S25 10 500 These Ranges constructed
to used with any kind fuel and with the ordinary KITCHEN
utensils The always ready for baking and without
hindrance to the other necessary cooking operations he
are for smoky chimneys and also allow all the
etuva from the cooking escape the chimney One OF
the strongest evidences that these Ranges
others that there less than three persons infringing
on the patent-risht of the proprietor against whom The public
are cautioned as suits have been instituted against them for
Infringement These Ranges warranted TO give entire
satisfaction in every case. SAMUEL PIERCE,
Sole Inventor and PrnnrleOr. III kMlt1n.st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
/, MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR

A NTEP ICaN NII-SETTN AND AERIAL. GAR
y .. - - IT, c.,i -, ~. -oof nj TN. Mn.
81 s',T ~ R,. Re- s,csur towns
scum; ai.o.iis I q lat , S ,nl nt3rs IN the world
Co,on Wa,er is running freely IN story the Museum
4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL tOD NTAlN WIN ,R1> M3,s
than 100 Jets has been erected IN me museum -
ASCENSloNS thpnsh21I ~ Is "a ana ~. ~ "
gust and Nasiciaa engaged Also s'y FRASCtSG99 )
with his Ienownsd ii2sn E4nt9SSnl f9 - n " so S'
Nan and LA III - ~ IN - NOV, and n,cos Hall
eooainn. mn articles OF trade mauiactpre ants commerce
card, OF business similar 10 the great FAIRS OF the AneIi-
can and Mechanics Institutes Contributors are requested to
cap es d Of S0;a ,m @ cents Chdn under 10 years hall
price icy -
I TURF G.Ti'rRy-Broadwav. opposite the Ci;y
Hall. Admission one SHILLING. Nir. H. BESNETt
DELARuF y Who UsiTTs i HI. mnch admired limitations
Keane keIbl Forrest Booth Hambln &c and also in;Tc
ducs some humorous sketches.
Miss ADAiS tb ~ Nm; ,rr Uo'It.( v',c9i"f
Miss BLANCHARD The 1;reci,n Juc-erss
LA PETITE CERITO The graceful Dln>euSe.
Afternoon performances eyery " Weduesay and saturday
o'clock.
dsas sf,gse Room entertainments TO commence at quarter 5 a5@
TODOTEV- -l---I-7:-I-----7 ---.----,--
resort presents advantages over all Others in the vicinity
for short excursion The facility with which be VS.
ders the Wal k, and GToun very accessible Thosr which
10 the puolc are considered 10 be MneIuaed by any
devoted 10 this purpose lo 'e eHten diversified scenery
and superb prospects NO pans haI been spared ms season
to as mnE as me natTIal beauties 81 IN M
place A. an andltnna aaetoh an excellent SeTman tat
led by Ar Myers VIII ive series OF rec Concerts at the
Flyslan eids on me afternoons o Mondays Wednesday,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
NEW GOODS,
LO OK = Il T II / s!
TO HOUsE-KEEPERS
HARDWARE,
WOOD-WARE,
TIN-WARE,
WILLOW-WARE, and

BRUSHES.
T,HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the pubicin general thar he has just received
large and complete of articles above line
the old establishment lately occupied hy w JamSon,
which he offers prices eiualy as low # not lower than
Ware Willow " ok and cheese Safes iactured
aad kpt constantly hand, OF all sizes Those VINO WISH
purchase goods the above line will do well 10 call before
purchasing elsewhere. All kinds Of repairing IN this line Of
business neatly ey-cnteG, By JOHN JAMiSON,
THE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGHT.
i LATCH, (for street door5l ne'' and approved
pnncple-The objection frequently made 10 N!ght-
the ground that other keys than their own SO eaqiy III
theE entirely obvated b. hls Invention lis dGrab
the little trouble putting door l- neat ana pofdD
key accompanying it, low price together win rs seco
rlty are the principal recommendations oil the 'yN1i'i
Lock.
Manufactured By Robert NJ. Tat,lc, Newark, y j. and
for sale by w y. Seymour Co.. No, Chath5m square.
Edward Field Co. No. Patt street and others le2 iis
NEW GOODS AT THE NE.W-YORk CASH
~ TAIL ORING ESTABLISHMENT h2 Fulton 81
near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arryng the city and wanting
an outfit viii find o interest 10 call and examine ou
rtensiy. o OF fashionable Cloths and Cassmsres toge
81 win, great variety of the richest Silks, Chaly aud Mar
sess vestngs selected from recent mporations-onmg
very desirable for gentlemen o taste ana fashion to
ma their selections from the style and workmanship
Of our garments challenge comparison "th the nosex
establishments in the tned States, and connins our
business exclusively cash erbe 10 our Gus
TONERS very great the purchase Of their wardrobe
Cash on delivery, and abatement prices STRICT pune
tuality observed in filing orders.
-s j. C. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
4 4 THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR ,ehDn

! ltIiS SEASON or Itk. YEAR, when
tilce with affections OF the breast and lungs there Is no,hns
III he Whole range othe maeria meica thar he used with
One Of the invaluable PIas applied the chest viii in ,,
hours remove violent cough and give soothing relief 10 the
chest hey also invaluable preventive As few rr-
soas take cold when weaTn: the Psters 1t is not supposed
that persons n'eg" nteG with medicine understand how
aSieri De al 50 much importance these Affections Yer
they may rely such being the fact Al all events the ex
pertinent sale one and wl not cost much; aud those who
are tauS afflicted arc advised try them.
They eepaTcI aud sold the Bowcry Medicine Store
260 BOwery. inSt r.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

CORPORATION E.-ENGINE-HOU-
" SES TO LET-Proposals will be received At iis office
until the of July for renting the following buildings
lst ISL viz: ,ha, lately occupied BY Engine No. 70 or the
corner of Thrdstree and Bowery; also, No H. in William
street near Duarreet asc No 80 Chystie- near
Stanton; also, No 81, Christopher Hudson-'tree
also No. 81 on Delaney Alenseet; also. No Doy
er-street, near Chatham.
v 49,, ALERED a. SMITH Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24

Passengers Arrived

IN the ship Damascus from New Orleans.Nlr and MIS-
Leeds Mrs Adams Mrs Annibe and child Mrs Mercer and
9 children Miss VI * A f Speede-l7 Storage.
In the ship Alexander from Mobiles Shree'es
In the schr Warsaw, from Apaachicola-C knobelock-9
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