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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT!
TTALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS

Il is annually lost by the American Pubic through the
premature decay and imperfect tanning OF leather val
liable Leather Peservatve has long been public deder.
anm and i, has at last been found in
composition has been Submitted te the most unerrng tests,
and has come the ery ordeal unscathed bearing on
on is front the broad seal APPRECIATION A, the
last Grea, Fair of the American Institute, held Nibos
Garden, Oct 1872 several speCcS sr the Preservation OIL
leather anaiyzed by Commiiee appointed by lhe
was onf a m no a e ERTS EATER PRE-
SENTATIVE received the MEDAL OF the Institute,
and the high eulogy ri Dr. Chllt on 10 whom The pubic
are referred fer proof of this statement But IN these days
OF useless nosus and vile mposiuons, the public Cannot
be 100 cautious in order therefore 10 pu, the claims OF
.h spos,ion heyoad all possible dispute The advertiser
pubic and respectable poprieors of livery stables In the
city OF New York:
This cer;hes tina, we have used Gberrs Leather Pre-,
servative Harnesses Carriage Tops and Boots and
Shoes and hesitation in say ing that it the
best sreservave of leather that
heaues backens soens enorates and glves new life TO
leather after has become nearly Delayed, and We
are convinced that leather crack that saturated
th this liquid Is this is most valuable composition and
not worthless noslIum like TOO many OF The Inventions OF
the day. earnestly recommend 1t to all persons VITO use
leather in any manner whatever -, -
Abr Brewer 66l Broadway; james Quarry, 2o3 Murray;
A. Palmer la2 Mercer Reynolds Weart. so Bayart
81 eorge Burnett Haven Joel Smith, 48 Bayard ST.
son st; joseph e. Mount american livery Stable 224 East
Broadway George C. Hathcrn, cor Washington Place,
Mercer 81; "m unn Livery Stable ls' Charles near
Sloa, Livery Stable 80 and 52Watts Jos. s. Cornwe
25 Warren John II. Estaorook, superintendent oil Har
lem Railroad: VIM D Dsbrow no 400 Bowery; Geo.
Miller. Proprietor NewYork Tatersalis 446 Broadway
The following gentlemen Agents Tor this Preserra
tive and supply all orders for either large or small quan
ties:
GENERAL DEPoT-Isaac K. Jexup CO., NJ. lie
South st.
SO Bow.ry; RoHert DAWSON SS5 Grand H. F. Aubrey
is Park Row Geo B. Granniss, lis Maiden lane; D 5
Jarvis, Gel Broadway Rysr Hughes 6l2 srosdway w
A. Ransom Co, 30 Pearl ST. z. T. Aldrch, IS Water; a
B. D. Sands, 70 and 100 Fulton, rs Broadway and y
Ryerson ga James Curr Hudson and Ca
nal SIS VIM Smith, 50 Murray Geo. w Miller Taller
sails l4s Rroadway;R W. Brebe, as South 81; George
Bowery; john Curtis, General Agen North American lo
rel mills tJeIsode
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AnA Valuable FACTORY for Sale al

EE Auciiop-wiIbe s.d Pablo Auction at the her.
caniS Exchange in the CITY OF New on aonaay ".
ITh day of Apr next II O'clock A. III OF that cay
those certain premises situated il the io~n OF Paterson
nj NewJerey heretofore belonging 10 the Monroe
turing Company formerly known as the Beaver Moo'
en Fsctor described as follows Beginning the north
westerly SIDE OF Boudiaoi street al the corner OF o
tosre occupied by Timothy b. Crane as saw saw "a, anu
s lot ana running thence along the Inc Oh sao io non
westwardly inches loi heretofore
by The Monroe Manufacturing Company 10 john white.
more thence aosg the Inns OF said lot lVo ieet 10 ne
thence along the enthusiastically so iees
inches 10 the uorthweery line al Soudlnot street, neECe
along the ssme ENTHUSIASTICALLY l0 The place OF
soE Toee,ber with The Factory Nils and buildings
erected thereon and The gh OF taking reH ne lana n
Boudinoi quantity OF water equal 10 neen
square and OF continuing tail The sad loi 10
the Pasaic River through The lot conveyed 10 John "he
more as above stated.
which is of brick with solid walls and saie root OF stories
bin With an attic and 81 and inches wide by eo Deep
ches long three stories high used as machine hop ohc
and packing room There IS also attached TO The factory
the wheel house. which IS 81 brick and has been a'ey
erected The water wheel IS ne and IN perfect Greer
ing been lately put Up very considerable outlay Sec
oud good story frame dwelling house suitable iot
the occupation of superintendent and lis family IhiFo
rame building used as cotton house, house and
barn. Fourth brick building story high and - ieet
vide nv about GO fee, Deep which used factory
by itself having supply OF wafer power lfoih ie
TIE water power connected with the above premises is
very great and sufficient for all purposes OF the establish
men il being supplied from the Pasaic Falls through an
artificial Boudinot street. and the factory and DID,
er buildings are in good order The establishment Is Wen
sued To cotton wooden factory other mechani-
cal employment requiring water power anu possesses 40
vaniages OF location, &c. seldom met with. n.
There ill also be sold al the time part OF The MA
chizery the factory the parcuarsot which viii be gSea
on the day of sale be learned on application 10 the
subc rber Part OF the purchase money may remain on
bond and mortgage for Term Of years
The sale will be made by James NJ. aiier < Co. Auc-
tioneers and will positively take place On the day above
apply to CHARLES E. BUTLER. Trustees, kc.
New.York March 10, 1913. No. hanoVersI
ota
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EUROPEAN HOTEL Washingro

AA lityIn consequence of freeoeo; mistakes, by gen.
seacn wishing 70 stop at The European Hotel the uner
sgbed has 10 iaora his friends the public, his house
Is he same formerly KEEP, by Mr. Fuller few doors ives,
o. me Hetsl now Kept by that genemap and near the
This Hotel has been newly Cited MP and furnished-has
great number 81 parloss with bedrooms attached,
wei cacpiscd Tor families single sen,iesner Board
ey the day. noGh and year be bad prices suited
be ues aac The subscriber pledges himself that every
pissioe snail be shown bis guests mike their
resdeoss with him comfortable agreeable as possible
uis 80 LOUIS EALAERUN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
nENTAL SURGERY. SMITH

~ DODGE. Dental Surgeon, having returned from
N asngton announces his business connection With Dr. l.
PARMELY and respectfully Informs 81; friends and The pu
lie lat utfe his business OF Dental Surgery VIII De pro-
secuted nndef the name OF the hrn OF
DODGE l. PARMELY, No II EOND-STREET.
In forming this business connection. assure my old
friends ard patr-ns thai py associate leeds only be
known bs avocsby appreciated as in artist man OF
scence and gentleman
e the business OF Dental Surgery in Ike est approved and
effective manner tender their professional services to their
friends public; and inyii. all who shall! need The
varsus and complicated skill Of the experienced and prac
lca Dentist ca lheH learn their terms and examine
their professional professions
N.w-Yerk, March, ISIS. J. SMITH DODGE,
l. PARMELY
Those persons unacguainied with either of lae above
named are referred 10 ths following testimonials
NEwYoRK, November 10, 1872.
The New-York public have for many years so empbat
cally united 10 Opinion OF The Judgement and skill OF j.
Sulh Dodge In Dentistry that cheer!ulIy gave
my testimony in his behalf add from several years
personal acquaintance with him. that science n his
he blends kin ness manner The char
OF OF bcaevoeni feelings and strict integrity
JOHN w. FRANCIS, Al. &C
NEw.YoRE, Nov. 8, 1912.
have been familiar With the reputation of j. Smith
Dooge PRACTICAL DENTS, for many years In the opin
ION OF friends who have experienced the bene of his
sk;, can place full confidence. / therefore Hsst
cheerfuly recommend him those seek relief from
the Clsiacies OF their teeth.
VALENTINE MoTT, NJ. d.
NEw-YeRE, Dec. 9, ls42.
II gives pleasure 10 add III testimonial the ;oreso
ing OF the emneRt professional talents OF J. Smith Dodge
In the opinion OF OF my friends who have been under
his care can cheeraiy coincide He justly regarded
OF The mos, eminent in bis profession in this city
Professor OF Chemistry, Unworthy Of New.York.
ma iaw6n
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REFINER SUGaR-

At THE LOWEST REDUCED CASH PRICES
N OOLSEY & WOOLSEY continue
Wv 10 sell their standard quality Double Refined So.
gar their lowest cath prices namely
Loaf 10 per pound When less Than five packages
Crashed, 10 90 do do purchased half cent per pound
Powdered, lGi do do do3 addiiosal
The above are packed as follows:
s s sis i e $ charge for packages.
Apply the NeGYoTk Patent Sugar Refinery corner Of
Seuih and Moagouiesy-sis. or at s9 WalistIees
n. B. orders oui OF the City be accompanied by
remittance. NILS lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
: pRIcE 81. 0oo.-A Farm for SAFE

49, containing 3 acres, very pleasantly stS1'sT ~
,ss from The village OF We,held ESSEX county, on
the line OF lac Soraerve Railroad Said iarm haS sun
bic proportion Of woodland, fruit trees cono1ape
arm Is .tuatsd fnur,h of sie from the old stage roan
leading from New York Philadelphia and IS IN ns VI,
cnity schools, stores, churches and arse.
o A''e "'' N'~ BURNETT D. HAMILTON
- ,ctS M 2Ip'
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WORSE'S Electro Magnetic Telegraph

I'VE Sealed Proposals will be- received by the subscriber
anli The Goth Of april for the following purposes:
For furnishing 1850 pounds Copper NO Is Copper
warranted free from DAVIS and alloy, and in Lengths, ns les
than 800 exceeding $50 ieel 10 be delivered al die
Subscribers Office in The City o Ncw-Fork or al any point
not more pensive the contractor that The undersigned
may direct; one quarter in Is days from the dale OF the
contract, and The remainder on Is days no,ice
For furnishing COCO lbs. No 6 OF lie above description OF
Wire 10 be delivered 90 aacve-
For furnishing 5000 los No. 10 OF ibe above description Of
" ire TO be delivered above.
Fer furnishing 800 yards hing pound Cd. pes
yard Lead Pipe free .rom impurities an6 flaws oae
For furnishing LIE nur5er OF yardso he above quail
ity OF Lead Pipe 10 be aeiisersJ % t1', AID weighing
pound and fourteen osaces per yatc
Fo. furnishing the ike uumber OF ynrts o.! be above
quality OF Lead Pipe 10 be Delivered - above AID Weighing
Two pounds and seven ounces per yard
For covering With Cotton "ine, ih, AID also without
furnishing The either each o! The above quantities
OF Copper Wire. the 10 5e ,aken from and ~ be re-
turned the subscribers Office in NewFo!a city FIRE Of
charge. One third be Completed in thr days one ird
liz sixty days and the RI mandrr IN Einety days
Separate will Dc made !or the Copper The Lead
and the covering required
Terms OF payne Mt will be sevenyfve per cent cash or
delivery the articles and the remainder IN thirty days
from the approve OF The articles delivered.
Address, through the Post Once, postage paid Samuel
B Morse, 40 Nassau street, City OF New-Yo'k.
~ B. Baltimore Sun, Boston Journal, Boston Mer.ng
Post please copy the above in daily three vet Ks anc
forward bill ~ subscriber. SAMUEL K. Il. MORSE
March .. ls4a MA tis0
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TN CHANCERY, 9Th Circuit.-Ths

N CHANCERI, 9Th Circuit he
n eanA Commissioner, OF tue STATE o Ne~.iork - ihs
nan. e BuIala:!0;ict hereby given. pursuant 10 On
order Of H. CouE o rhaucsy daied The 2lst day OF Feb
uary las. that the subscriber bas been suy appointed
Receiver lie p.DpeIy and effects of The said Bank o
SEfao that ~ said crer IL ret.red TO ore OF Tie Hs
teas OF lis Ccnss RESTING tee County OF Ere, aID6nes
oar things to ake aud sias 90 account o. all the des'sns
able The said SIssar take 3ndsale slh account md
Tor general purpose contemplated by he statute. all he
creditors tie ,at Back OF Hufalo required 10 et
hbi. their arcuaa claims and demands against !be said
saEk OF Brjao, James Crocher, Esquire, Inc ga.eI
having in charge his oce the City 81
Buinio by the 18th day OF September Next AID becoBe
parties Iii, suit; and in de du! thereof they vii De p
cluded from ali hcrt the decree which slr be mase
this suit ard from any distribution which shall be made
under such decree Buffalo, March the BIB, 1913.
IRA A. BLOSSOM, Receiver OF tie Back OF B sIsaA
JAMES CROKER. Master in Cbancery mbli d,sI5
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feELiLABETH-PORT AND

p NELILABETH-PUR AIfE
EEsssGs2 NETWORK FERRY COMPANY
Fprter Ar-ang erent.-Fare l2t Cest.
The steamboats, wATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
DIV daily from Elizabet:Pert to NeHYk, touching az
Newsrlghton and Port-Richmond, each trip as follows:
and after the 18th day Of October, 49,
ATT and 10 O'Clock, Am Al 81 and 10. A NJ and
Al l. and 81 O'Clock r ID AtIi and 4o'ceck, Pm.
On Sunday.
Leave Eizabeth-Port at o'clock A. NJ and at 8. "a.
Leave Nsw-York al 10 o'clock, a. NJ. and at At I'M
BFassengers for WeSlheld Scotch plains, riannsa'
by the Eliza6ethtown and somervile Railroad Cars M
leave New in the 81 cock beat In the morning arc
in the II and O'Clock boats in the afternoon.
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat will leave SornerVs
stages Eas;on and for Schooeys Mountain On the ar
rival or the al Somervllle.
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the Union aoet
auaer of hour previous the departure OF each boat
ALI baggage at the risk OF its owner. OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

.@A FOR SALE-(Possession immedl-
a,ey) three years lease from the Isl OF May next,
OF premises situated Boomingdae, foot Of list street.
consisting of good dwelling House. and number OF 9TH
er buildings together with dock and two acres OF Land
also. Steam Engine and Boiler. yearly new and 10 good
order. The place is well calculated for soap or oil acto
ry or any oEer business where light machinery srequred.
For further particulars, amply on the premises, or OF
FOULDS, STOBO j CO., IS Maiden lane, up stairs.
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"a To FIT for one or more years

very sary House situated in the VII
LACE Bell Port South SIDE OF Lsng Island (oo mics rs
is BUN in modern style, with folding doors on lst and ID
,or bedrooms pantries Lc &c Also garden attached
Of about acres and every convenience necessary for the
accom- ulodson of large family. There is communication
DAILY NewYor by stages which pass The d9er ana ra
two docks ~hia sho distance OF house. Tbe Eel
Port Academy and Church within few rods OF the
very desirable country seat, net by any
on he South side OF the Island For further particulars
iroure at So Fulton St New-York, the premises
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= d. Co coDrier and Commercial v pLsase copy:
5VTjTJ;S TRYsSE,.--~Notice TO kaP

uULL'S TRBsSEs.--.-s, o, .h e,, ~ nay
4 4 tured Persoas-Perseasa sssdfse y rid pssoas
rely upon the best i..ysrnnsenpx F,o efsrra
application at the okice, NO. {, H. states. BE
the agents In the principal Nv ~ ~ " e. tossf "
eare.1. to examine tie BIZ k - ,,;,; are sens'
they endorsed by u. -i ,~;..a-S,
me OF 70 be Tscd ups a. food wi 10 nrra s Of
Many ss s.s ses ,soasnd. are ipe cua
HUI Ynsse limitations cannot be reiiea IL
a ,,Ss I,y rnsAnfRi mechanics, s2d arg D" "s
me 1. hsye been fitted up a, No. ,sebu
sr for ladies' aqirg separate entAnse si,erdsncs
ness departnsr {, where female Is III eoa' s21 #
- ,.,,ou L. na,i.utt
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g. EALED PROPOSALS will be re-.

~ ceved at The Office or tire Commissioners OF The
Ams-House and Bridewei. In the Park until be .es dsJ
of April instant supplying three thousand five snfro
tons OF Anthracite Goal for the supply 81 the AlDeSse
Department for The ensueg year, 10 tie delivered al sa
landings aad IN such quantities the Commssiooris snsH
designate, tree from charge for guy.msn othefwns
Two thousands OF this Coal b. in Jumps ibIfeg
hundred tons OF large sil. hundred IONS ..
broken Coal Eacn pfopssal specify re qasll,y Of u
Coal with all The particulars OF The proposed cisises
a3 taa0 TIL. " tLliM-, 3gent
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nEAtNEss CURED:-s :... I'M, = .s d

LINGUISTIC OIL Tor ths cuIev 10 pI those assa.
rreabIs noises IKE The ouzzng OF insects aiin snnoscb
hatng Of iea &C. which are ,ynae1 W BE
@ 5os ao nss e .ss
had ms aoubs asy nox sn and N5 sas
c.eduous may consider eean.ss a, by The re
Of 3 se.rpss a o. bsve been published ou, w ,a
Young Old you ay sad now
lady in ma mem 'grsdaay getting os more b
Iuy years, 80 ha,t sex. 70 impossible . sa
hear Conversation in The ordest to1s % nsanessr
s slg 10 add Thai o
her bearing perfectly S On sgenc7 b
nS n I.vne 9o5 Broadway. Price 81 per ooee.,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
A FOR SALE-A very beautiful place,

Ea.E situated in Bloomfield New-Jersey about 4! miles
irpr Ne~.Yors ana troG Newark. The premises con-
SIS, ~ acres OF less hrs raieland good substantial.
Dwelling House, having the FRS. 9oor and 4
rooms Oh The second good Barn and other oui-buc
ali good repair very good Garden, with variety OF
fruit apples, pears cherries &c This proper
~ is handsomely and centrally situated, being within
quarter mile the Presbyterian Church. and also near
TIE PoOhce and two excellent Academies, male and fe-
lage and Newyork twice day, by means of stage and
rairoat Tbs properly will he sold cheap e1cba7 ged
for city properly. 1pq aire 10 SevYork of e. w. DODD,
BOOKSELLER Brick Chareh Chapel on The premises OF the
owner a52ws
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= :: WnISaT,s p-...;,,m Pena.-A Silver

TTAYDEN'S Premium Pens:-a .. Sn az,
4 Medal was awarded J. Hayden io ,. Is ss FAN The
aoyerpaeni have given then the Preference e Iii. use no
many sssig pe osssnsa :se
9tsef rena an :yassea earaedby any in ne h he
The trade ppded q ;hs M Hs95EN
agents d. 49,; = III - nnnt;np .hoafs Ia
s,asda ) syfgf
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= Old ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT

XIX PASSENGER OFFICE 81 South 81, New York
Regular line Of Packets The subscriber esntnnes
IN bring out persons any part of Great Britain and
Ireland who may be engaged by their friends here by the
regular ne Of packet sailing every SIX days IRON Lv
inst care viii be taken to have them despatched without
delay in Liverpool and will always endeavor to merit
literally bestowed for many years pas, ren it
ling money have Drafts payshe at all the Banks ana
Brauc hes throughout The United Kingdom.
For further PARTICULARS apply iii by letter. post paid to
JOHN HERDMAN 81 South St M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

nov reduced Ten Cent-so in p'opor on fer larger or
smaller Amounts Thcy hcep constantly hard regular
assortment OF Caks among which hs following II, Il
Pound, Plum Currant, CiIron, Almcnd, Sponge. Fancy
Cake sc &c; Msccsrenies Kisses, Ladies Eirgers Cln
!eIs Doa.bpu;S. Ten Biscuit Sco'ch .ke. rs X. kc. &C
together wilh n.SaMENTED FRUIT CAKE All %
~h CHI warranted Of tie very hest quality.
Pies % every vaFiaIy-hkewse Gralom and Rye Bre5di
IL isaint rcto les and hotels siprite, IS uuaI
above reduced price,, and 10 the prupTetiEs vi EACH
iey pegr ;hens-lres have their dIhrTes or.r pInc
iualy d-lIverp ey careful iu selecting 9dy and
experienced drivers.
asking by is il thai The Sir penny LOAF & bIeac Is th
uhe larger now, than when iaur twelve dollar, pei
barrel" We reply that furnish the same SID
bread, made o! the lest superhBe HouE ,f Fiss
CeRt which III The Tim. alluea 20. sold iJr oJe s
al a. 5
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"a TO LET-The House and Store "a

@ To LIZ II He nUUse dHu DtoIo o7O
Grand.sree corner Of Norfolk, the next block TO
ine Essex Market Ii occupied large Boot and
Sboe Store il would make OF The best stands IN the
street for the Clothing Grocery b1slness The store
would be divided if required, 10 suit applicants
Aso the upper part the House go West Nineteenth
street The House has been recently built 1t would be lei
Also Apartments 2o5 Greenwich with the Croon
Water in each story the House.
Apply to MERRITT Smith. 1879 Greenwich:ssrees, cor
ner OF Yeasy Of WM SMITH, Jr go West Nneec nth.
s,rae, m9 Inn
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be rs-
~ eeived at the Office Of The Commissioners oi y
Of aDrii instant, for consryinp Prisoners from III ct
Prison and Upper Police 10 lac foo; OF Sixty 10 Ia
Eas River. and House OF Re!nge, and, N Teiu,t ,,e
Bellevue for Bread, Stores, c and de!i.etlt ope
Upper Police and ihe CRY Prison. Sac, eoD' NO Tie
for year from the eleventh day OF 81 ne ~ rJ,es
present contract expires. Each pgoF, ~
MED by the written assent OF snretr ot W
OF the proposed contract ,rttayS ,yesL
as .120 eTft Wlt n..
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s,ss. FARM FOR SALE, situate on Pas

- sale River. about nine miles from New-Tork and
one !ne from Beevle II contains about IS 3 OF
which Is woodland and the remainder under coed cu,iva
ton II has il good house and barn, and other
ou,buidhgs and young apple orchard OF about ESQ trees
OF the ses, selected fruit Also good dock for boats,
where the steamboat Proprietor from NewIork,
will stop Der daily trips and from Paterson Title IN.
disputable ard portion OF the money remain on bond
and mortgage. Apply 10
u,ls Inn. JAGaB YREELANE on The premises.
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"a To LET-The large double Manaion

I V ITO % >]os -
s.N House, with every desirable convenience and IN
good repair with fine garden and about L. acres OF prime
land in heh OF cultivation and abundance oil various
coachhnuse, stable, and other out houses he same Is
situated about miles r-m Wiiamsbursh terry al ihe
head OF Maspe,h avenue The above desirable location
for private family boarding schoo gardene ani TO
desirable tenant would he LEI reasonable terms Apply
on The premises 4s Chambers street, this CITY,
"a Luz
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n. ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913
ATT; OLD ESTABLISHED REGULAR PACKET
80 OFFICE. No. 100 Pine ST South The sub
scrber having completed their Arrangements for the pu
pose OF bringing cabin, second and seerag pas
enpers beg inform their friends and the pubic IN
general that very superior first class uar packet ship
will be despatched from Liverpool on The Isl 18th and
26Ib and from London the 7b, 17ih and 9th Oh each
month throughout the year. ,.,
Also regular Line Of hrsclass ships, to sail weekly
from Liverpool thereby preventing the least possibility OF
DELAY or detention on :heir arrival at Liverpool:
In all cases. where The parties agreed ior decline 10 come
ont the money will be pro nptly returned
For the accommodation Of persons wishing TO SEND mo-
ney for their friends drafts at sight will be given on he
following banks and branches VIZ
ENGLAND.
Messrs Spencer, Atwood L CO., Bankers, London
P W Byrne, Esq. Liverpool
IRELAND.
The Provincial Bank Of ireland and all its branches
SCOTLAND.
The City OF Glasgow Bank, payable in any town IN
Scotland
For further pasticulars. apply TO
JOSEPH McMURRAY. 100 Pine st, NY. or
P. w. BfRNER, Esq, Sc Waterloo Road,
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"a FOR SALE IN the City Of Newark,
IA House and p acres of Land, situated in
Soni Broad street, No. H. The House is p ieet front
and s. deep with large Plaza the and well finished
throughout Also coed stabie rIii trees ac attached
10 the premises For further particulars apply Ncho
corner OF William and Washi1gionsueeis, Or OF Nm raul
IN the ,-ernises l0ftMlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

As soon as we can End ROOM We intend to
complete the review, commenced some days since,
of the latest volumes Of Mr.. SrEPHEss's work.