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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

~ TIE Manager of Peaes NewYolk Museum has re,
dnced The price of admission TO one shtils We have no
roceeling The attractions presented denote an increase
ah,I than dimiputon extra performer being ehSaSeu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH Richards, Auctione-r.
X BaNS'S, RICHARDS II PLATT.-Storc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

r OST.-Yesterday forenoon IN Wall-<treet, be-
,wn Water aud Froat-stre-s.a red covered 'lsmorat-
~ ~ containing note against J. P Powers, l5i Broad,
wsY or SlI7 l0J two moathS dale from y Apr ana
o,r loose UaIrrS The finder VIII be rewarded 0! .' III i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

"a WANTED 10 purchase, q substantially bnlh
story and a:te OF ire atqsy bneS d%e.iins h7gss
mautes' walk OF Peck slip Ferry IN williamsburg. .? t-
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn any person heTlns sue to df'e
of and tIs 70 se al low pce may hear Of cash Gus
toner b Addressing line STATING location prlce al 'y1z
time the premises may BE- Sc. 10 l. j. box i PARK fs
NP house not yet rented Tor the ensuing yeas weuid
be preferred and TIE price be very Low. eisn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

NTEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTbIENT.--'I'h The
~ Member. of the Fire Department Of THIS and adjiesa
rEgx just finished. MARTIN ". EblMON5t
,9q i'm II Spruc,-st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
cARPETTNGS.

FLOOK OH ILOl rs. X
rnbiic 10 yisil Their extensive ca iiPET y ht-
HOUSE No =, Broadway tgprose ie - Hall "i,ei
tYoo fots nf sp kind iB good and s,ibsatiai az
q Igr ,fc, 10 those OF the nest iabuc and most eis
rh n,.r xIsrienced UFholsterrs engaged 10 cut III
and nt down C..I~tiuss. Floor Cloths, Ne y ~;
.5r,ptss. 70 pyarine extensive assortment OF so ~
raeyIrge. aud facilities such tt1i W. esp si gS
~. stis .. Broadway. opposite the oly tiatl:
THE GREENWICH BATH, No :337 hudson 1
street Is now open for tie season Win warm anu e'
= sttSet = - EROTON WATER
p. =. rs r.uc.d mice OF lss cents. eight tickets
e. St.is.s SG na ~ D " - -ALEYiR MARSHALL, as Inv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

2o1 lbs Of soap, assorted, barrel maGfrrll,
10 dried salmon and an assortment Of Spices.
DRY Goops-2OoO yds Of sheetns and shrns:
100 pieces printed musiins' tdomes,ic
sS sSS 2sir , ~ N men nam, and women, hose
1900 yards colored muslin (hlue, red and yeIlow}
hide? hide. e, e sisP sa ,4ss, s.ist9. ?;;
pair Of burr mill stones {! feet diameter;
boxes glass: 20 and 20 spades; dozen garden
rifles; 3fowns pieces; ofa,.2rte,l bar iron: 70
i''P The "o sseas Se for Wood and rn Lathe jrsqls
Saw and running seer, MoTtice and Tenor M3Glns
At Per, jaws on the Deaa canal Gardeners VIII pleas;
send proposals oF the supply Of Iecni iruit aud ornamental
'' T6 @ iTania AsociaiioG aym seecte, its domain viii
or any portion of them, will b. received stoof 3eln5 i
,G @ per I' ,Tqa OF 'gi gpa M.' It's Sba nm5e abon 100
and composed of intelligent and skllii men eyeF a
prtIncit The domain with all lis improvements Is security
for the stock and the determination on the part ' us members
Books Medals Minerals Prints Casts VIII received
:, ,,rnt;aii, acknowledged a20 lw
~Knickerboc !lcr Bakery. geo Ro.yery.
nnbc generally thai he will not his place OF business
Tor the present. He would respectfully inNife trial OF lis
moved in his vicinity who alrea acquainted with
tie quality q the artie s oGfs for Their nn'c T M 2nG a5
friends n4 patrons he tenders i< thankS and ~ % conil IN
mo his establishment being generally known, he invites
the attention the public tote following list -! articles VIZ
Pes Of the different kinds Of fruit and Of tic iiTst quality
Cursali Rnsh; Loaf AXE and superior oree & 10 any
in the city, urrini Buns; isusk Cru ers; Doug Nuis Jun
.iS Gsi aID1s% USer auai Hn'' PUN ,1 ' and c % S AL
GarkerS M2er and Graham "a & aGhTrs M , 'l9
arclrs Viii i m e shall he OF tie very be-, that the ule
% m T@ sn q%ee Of D'e3a WS e. B. @fIti R:i'
3% @ Mish a,e%Ay , M t, Sdyr ["lsi 14abs GiH
mrm should be partic"Iari" giving tie4 children or servant
directions to the name and nnmbe .?'gitn's ,t.e Ave pen pen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
New. York. Apdl q, 1919.

CRE>i TEAS AND GROCERlES.--Jnst re-
csyeI from Auction arcs and well selected assortment
OF Tyson Young Hysoo, So@chorg and Pouchoag Tei1
tlso large stock Of fresh Family GrocersS, Sclll OF
which are offered al the most reasonable prices for cash by
j. O. & D. FOWLER, wholesale and retail GroeeS, 200
jinenwich.stree cor. Murray. - ;,
b. FamiIe, aud Boarding Ionst Keepers that bug their
Goods by the g;ianii,y would do well 10 give rm call pre-
Won, 10 purchisDg az !"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

DOARD-A family. or few single gentlemen OF
ID good morals canhavr board aud spacious pri-
vat, amly avery desirable location, lG East Broaiway.-
House and apartments unusually pleasant, and agreeable
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

DRWATE BOARDlNG.-Two single gentle
men can be wif " % pr.G1t I p1 Rooms and
one minutes walk OF the Office. Persons desons
obtaining Board after the first OF May, viii DO we'll 10 make
.1rl, a,uiicatOn alg 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

CQIrRAUD.S HAIR ERADICA'rlNG Pow.
" DERS ar a sale in This city Only at the original olcr
s. Walker street or doc. from Broadway 81 per bottle
Prons can see IN. article tested with The harpest effects
1.f-,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
"a Farmers and all Interested IN 4 gricutinfe! :!
THE AMERICAN RALlSI

Cbtaqest Ihc mOs aho, Nlfed beautNy em!IIlshtI
Sncalmra Periodical in the United States containing .
lsei Doube Columns lmitrial Octave, Monthly or 3Si
ReaG' Volume with upward OF 100 e4grNlnEEs, al ,r
ias; Eigt Copies for Five polIas; Ten Cents per single
&sabtr
The American A:rcutursli> is a complete guide 10 the
aHe the Planter the SncIbrejSr and Hor,iculturis-
ATcsw! be found nit adapted TO every latitude ~ the
SloO and addition, contains compeIe monthly dlSrst
taaiwenty European Agricultural, horticultural aud Stock.
'ttstlgg periodicals.
NAV NJ. Y ii NJ nn,,- r.,.i,- ,.cr .i-lixerx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

- TO LET.-The Store and part ot The dwell
1 M :to - North % :,reet mar Foeft. WiIiilm'-
IL bnrg The Store furnished with TWO sh0*
lo5 North q paved aad tagged ana q The prIncI-
pal thoroughfer- Newto'gn jamaica &c-; Fourth street
Is likewise paved eld rieEgzt.
Also 10 ler the ;wostofy Haie fronting on North 81 81,
Ia the rear Of the above containing basement rooms Two
room. on the st oor tyo rooms and oj on The %
with bri-roou x. Apply 10 tle Pabsher oi the p" II!
arnsbnsh CARTE. FIrS opposite Inc Fo'l ohcr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

- l. q. o. F.-The members of Mutual Lodge No
oi the order generally requested 10 atteud The fs
:staS Of their Lodge this tMondsy1 eyeuius, AZ u'rf
WS toom No. 4 Division which occasion Bro j.
how5 Viii deliver Lecture u the Lodse b. order,
DANIEL ADEE, y. q.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

,s-a TO LET n JERSEY CITY large BRICK
80 Jo,t m fG. Railroad about minutes walk from rhe
~ E.rrv r. i now occupied bzrfoosn and dwelling
house IT would b. toa good tenants Or tenants sery 9g
either Tor .-Iogsr pTrat residence he bund-
ing IS ;ory and attc brick 'sh 1aet and roGi ai5
E-1iigfop, and Is In good order Enquire oi WI MOORE
on t. premises 3. JAMES, near the Fery jsrsey
- ~ aJ5 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Rn,pn D; Appscton y GO. have jus, published tt

Rnrr d. App,etou Y Co. have just published THE
rs OF ENGLAND: tl,eir Relative Duties, Domestic
FSqeSfS and Socpt ublica'on> BY Mrs. ELLIS \ cheap
sA Edlpon, Emo, Iruted IN large tyIe, and neatly
fr'ce twelve and half Likewise, an edition
N29d m boards cio backs; price twenty ccuts. Also,
SNtllon on fine white paper bouad CLOTH gilt match
"a NC; : edEoao a,e Daughters o.! England Wo-
offnsland ETC. by he same Author. rtce iiity coats
r Ellis DOING gpat work Coz the improvement, Of tie
alla family. Hes volumes cqtucd The Women ot Eng
sa and The Daughters OF Ensaud' nov sustained by
sei3 On The Wives Of Eusl'nt. The geosraT epi.
@d her SEX bu; especially account OF tie ssimiis,rJ
taaIon Of society every Of then, u the n
ssBch as TO her country Britag TIKI, JgI,rs,
IA Of wo,nel in their ma,simonia relations iues ys%-
and s,ponhilitv the best book pIoa ihat ,bac,
q sdernS libraries whether We advert 10 It's lofty pria
% W delicate unoldiscs, Its epproPriai- mouitions ar
aaGuatirc cprouracements We know not nor, accom-,
nal >all;.yy present the frs->le than Nlr Ellis has
US in her beautiful exhibition OF the FsGtire iaties
Saes,e influence and Spcci Obligations ot ire>, and
diuou may ee obtained OF the MeS>S Appleton for one
Rg another bound m boards for ;wentyhN ceEtssso
rin cloth gilt match the prev ons volumes Published
'sF, advise eyer father OF family 10 give one cory
a wife aud another his daughter; and n he does not mud
,iSs amply erlid within one week for hS donAto,S u
~ toi be the iaulg OF the eyins book and the eSceri
''TsifoweEing EeTsuSs,on> OF the eStmatie author.
y "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

u D NUN, ErIFOE. -,
bal stis D&,tW. 2oj Broadway, \. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Another Soos-; 10y the AuthoresS oi The Ne'Sh'
Sis, aud IL FAmiiy.,s
ID ieAS aad viii be published IN the o; this week,
TiE PRESIDENTS DAlGHTER,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

r O0K At TuIS-Reccived from auction lot
Iey Ribbons a, cts lo H4t Silks CD Iot bes; 6IaG.
and bur black Saas only Cd per yard; lot bto9dcot
ca,. I- at & Cd: ,e Sltinets At - lot damaged
Sill Al l. 9 pr yard ot ie Shrtin- I!S!lns at % per
a ,uyer,lr nr 81 PER yard; lot Lo1g Shay, al only
Iot Gloves a, cents printed Nuslias AT Is per yrd;
lot f;c Bombazlne only 81 per yard lot n tlnbfie
Nn,Iin. az 81 pe ward and thousand other lois o goods
chrp Tor sale At HAWKINS StoEe, jUl Cfeen"lcl 'trs
II - - -, S,,rir,. sr-rat a.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

4 UCTION NOTiCE-R EAlONAI and SALE
vate Saes Room on the Isl MAY 10 the ia lfS" No s6
BEoApwY (Gohic Iaill where they win have their first
extensive sale oi elegant Furniture au splendid Cutlery
Wednesday. 3j May, at half past 10 O'Clock. a29 3t-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

NthiN'SN, SECRETARY IL
,,- Job Printing Of all kinds neatly and promptly
~ se Il isdnced prices the TRIBUNE JOB PRINT
oossttk No. Snruee-strert, t2) ae0 2mis
ei hf attention OF Gentlemen requested 10 tha ele
psS SSSta hSht Black Beavers Sprng ard Summer uI
-, % the subscriber AMiDON,
Fashionable Hitter, Wall ST. comey Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

o. WATCHES And JEWELRY YF.RY
P59I OW-As the ubscEber constantly rxcsisng all
dcrIptioas Of Gold aai Silver Wsfcbcs of me
- Srre the manufacturers England, France ard
stxersn he enabled 10 offer larger ni at
,ach piees q stall than aay other house e city
Gold Watches asoy S2) s25 each. Watche. ard JEw-
sfv exchanged bought All watches warranted 20 keep
good the money rgurnei Watches Clocks, ard Je's-
r repaired the best manner and warranted lower than II
any other place In the city.
&C. ALLEN, Importer Of Waschss and Jewelry,
a2 Sd Wholezale and retail 30 Wall u. up .tair4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

An invoice OF French Nackinaw blankets all sizes from
70 points super white pOnses: SSddlerS SenngS roRses
hdk white ard crimson PLAN ,nd figured; suchan pcngee5;
black blue aud assorted sewiucS black satns..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

ri 20 LET, (rent only 5000 the we'll bui!t
III house and the nhou,es grounds and premises Of L!1t
sabscIber be: lst and 3; avenues aad ON
and sist streets prsiu about un'ef superior
cultivation.
-, dl,nIug sfo, Hot. between II O'Clock A u. and
p II ~ AARON CLARK. a23 IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

BOARD N THE COUNTRl-Board on rea
Dsonabe may he procured quiet family IN lc7-
situation the country about half mile from Eliza
betltowu, NJ Steamboats, three four times daily
from this city areo only ~ cents Apply No. l8
Rerckrr.,f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

4 RARE CHANCE Tor an enerpriSing man
Awith 500 S5c unite himself with the advertiser IN
lucrative requiring pleasant through the West
country. Applications 10 be made lulmeael between
the hours OF 10 NJ and NJ. lO John Office, No
4 "a tDor a23 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

aTa aFoR ALBANY1aH5,02GHKR 1aH5,2HRsTEh SlahAGi2. cd,
.gyg----.ssr--Z.A. HOu: :htoa ani -, u -.
u MI lave ever EgennS SuGd. cxcept-
= ~ g & m o,cIofk Instead of Six, AZ heretofore.
-, Vort Aori 2it.. 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

nRYG0ODS. HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLE
IL &c-S & L. HOLMES - John street, between Broad
t f6r Sp.lc TradcSomr of them Of their importation
OF The Tor family which they offer ior sale
,6 Linen, and See;ing, from low price to very fine
o. pillow Case Linens, BaInsey Sheens 81 TO l2-i, very
cheap. rt,c,., ,.;ul r.
Hs9yy. Dlmask and low priced Table Linen
sble aad Piano Coye.s, Marseles Quilts aud Counter
lanes. best QUALITIES.
( ti. 2i ad imelca Long cots Cotton sbcngs and
Eyr, a- Betcks-Cambric and Furniture Dimicie
Extra w.te Russia DiaFers B!rt,eye Do, AMI Crash
Whit and fancy conrr,i Linen Dris-FrrnGh DrIIls
c,,broo.S plan an, fibte.!-DtFk Col0rr'l t.rmnets
Rlark AM, colo.ri Drapd Et--ColoEe,i Camblets
L'rs,rl1 and American PnurS-Prlntei LlwnS .
,r5-ic and JlcoGet Aluslins lius and r.nm .ilslins
S--,r,I and figured Czm5ucs-Nredle-w3r 3rt, rmI'ih=
1;tm',a FIannsIs-Resl Welsh an! other annrls
,rp equality OF Blankets oi All Sizes
Sim GI1rkers ae,l CounterianeS.
i.bi,it, Drug-et; and Bl:zeS-stair Linens
t-r'.i, pyftb-zires, very cheef-Fe tTaTeS,
r., e no. ,e Rhine Silks-Siik and raw SILK Hose.
t.,I,.f, ,,tr., fc,e-ln. mems and boy halt HOsr
NJ sud German Nalaetns.
IL An assortment wool-ye! Cloths and Cassimsres
i Tor slle low with general OF
- =, t,-r line wholesale aud retail Al - JOlE-'t.
- p-C)o hSnd genuine Eau d- Cologne
y b-I'i So [Ins1natnn.rts =. WINK StS1rn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

CSELECT MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY, at
- Rsngton-stee the Bowery The object OF me
institution furnish competent and thorough instruction
mall t branches necessary Constitute good education
II is divided three departments with each distlnct
teacher: and all under supervision OF the Principal A fr-
mary school connected with the institution Terms 10 suit
90 Min. .''I '' "'' v THO OMPSON Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

DEFINED SUGAR-At The following low Cash
IIprces: WOOlSEY < WOOLSEY offer their stand
ard quality Double Refined SUGAR follows, namely
Loa-lo per pound When less than packages are
Cru,he,t--U! purchased, half a pr pound
Pow,lered-0! 3" additional.
M .hnrn M. ny Lnl ns r1Lln,ls:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

CAILOTS' LlBBARN-Sclecred under the sl,-
topelvision of the American Seaman, Fren! Society
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

IXTANTED-A situation By a nice capable glrl
w camberad, &c Lived I've years IN her last plsee
Apply NJ sol Broome.st. ~ myl ~
1TANTED-A place by nee girl with good
references chanh.rulid nurs.-clty or country
Apqly al 6e ThompsOn-st" " t.
N-ANTED-A partner in an established grocery
w IA young preferred Inquire At rs Bsoad'say
basement
WANTED immediately-A lad between i6 and
w = sars Of age TO learn the business Wood Eagra-
wing Uasxcetouabe references Will sr re}9n,TSd,
mr, d. s.n.rayer on Wood l3 Chamhers-sI.
N-AN'TED-A woman as cook and washer.
w and one as chambsmai and waiter; they mast both
understand their business and or'n- cliy e!sncc aIy
after II 'sloek A Vi. myL l.-
VTAN.rED-Ai No. ll9 Barrow->treet, a nice
~ American Sr do the houseworS Of small family.
>e innsi b. good washer anj runcr aad come Well recon-
meaded- Noae but Americans need 'fply myl2t
ttAAIEleA situation bv two respectable wo-
men he cook aud u do the Washing II small
70 Clinton Place a@3
NANFED-At l25 NaSSgn-Srreet. 4 CLERKS /
gents partners peddlers boys, girls II or 10
WANTED TLIIS DAY.-Twciye en5er2rsing
Young men, Americans, to 20 on whalinS VOYAGE
Also wanted one cafrener one blcksith and cooPer
nece,Sary articles furnished on the credit f t veySse For
lnrih~rpsrticolars appIyto WILLIAM! LUCKEY \ co,
al lmls Shipping AGENTS. loo South->t.
ClTUATION WANTED--An elderly woman
- wishes Obtain situation quiet and respectable
family 10 take the Children uurSs as hone
i what She desires she exiects only moderate wages Refer
the Publisher of the New World, 30 Ann-st A29
A RARE CHANCE for an enterpriSng man
Awh Sao S5cN 10 unite himself with the advertiser IN
lucrative business requiring pleasant through the West
country Applications be made Immediately between
the hours OF 10 tNl and M. az lOi John 81 Office No
/ % floor. a2S 81
4 FRONT ROOM in the second or third story
1of private house TO LET Location s.. Johns
Park. Inquire at No. Il North MoorsSf 1p2& 81
DOARDING-A gentleman and his wife or
furnished boarl Also, Two tr sinsle gentle
men and boAr,i The house - r-e AMI
very pleasantly situated To persons of domestic ehlts II
viii he very desirable home. plcaSe enquire 2S2 Henry
any after O'Clock Monday References
exchanged lads who understands singing and piano forte
BOARD N THE COUNTRY-Board on rea
Dsonab may he procured IL quiet family in c7-
situation il the country about half mle from Eliza
from this city at fare of only IL cents. Apply No l8
Bcecker.St. II
+ POARD.--A family. or Il few single gentlemen OF
DGood morals. canhaye board aud spacious pr.
desirable location, lGl East Br0adway
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable.
/ a2S lw'
/ DRNATE BOARDlNG-Two single gentle
/ men can be accommodated with pleasant Rooms and
Board ON reasonable terms at No y Cts Hall Place within
one minutes walk OF the POST Office. Persons desir0gs of
obtaining Board after the first OF May VIII do well 10 make
early application a9 w
/ CAILOES LIBRARl-Sclected under the sl-
4 - peivision of the American Seaman. Friend Society
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

N- ANTEp-A partner IN an established grocery
w "a Young preferred. Inquire At Us Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
:, FOR ALRANY AND TROY. 2
m-cr PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM.
( -.J1. ROATS FOR ALBANY DAILY,

S,rsmboat NORTH AMERICA Captain VI. II Tnesaeli,
will rayr Tuesday Thursday and Saturday sitsrnoo9 AZ
o'clock. Lands At intermediate places. .,,f,
Passengers takine this Lin. Of Ro4s WI! nyaraby 'ttl'
=, Absny in soie time 10 take the Moraas Tr.n OF afs
s West The abovs bos are ns Ra9e aa s5 I
nal ar furnished with and elegant State -
rI and accommodation are uuriyaIIed oa The Hg'Sya.
For rsyag, or eiybt apply on board, ofto = schultz
~ tI,. ntic- ou The wharf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

NTANTED-A place by nee glrl with good
references chaInh.r.nlid nurs-cy or country
rl.-. "a II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Aplv to the Newly ok Patent Sugar Refinery corner OF
South and Montgomery streets, or al ~ w as
N.B.-Orders OF the city must be accompanied by
remittance my I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

Schr Oaeil,, Holmes, Virginia.
Sloop iaeazi, Duriey, Newport;
BELOW ship, briSs-"nd ssE, Will! r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
lOth and III, MAY, at :! O'Clock
VALUABLE ENGLlaH BnUA..-An extensive collection Of
English Books. comprising upward of O9 volumes aud en-
becinE most OF the stefns Ancient and Modern Authors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

iuS lat So 81 Ion 69 TO- bar. Touon Rich, OF "
eIk II d, tu' y Orleans Tor Rotterdam.
March - LAT 81 -, Ion 81 Manchester, Jarman, OF Pin
iad,iPia ST Domingo City foE Antwerp
ios Jamaica.
April H. la: ss 81 Ion GO 81, Gaea New York for caba
: Us
ls, inst. laf p IS; Ion 81 % ship Columbus, of Med
ford l 10 ds ont, whaling.
llth INST Ia, p o. Ion So baks Theophlus, Chase 50
bis OIL and Franklin t50--all we'll.
l5,hinst off 81 Marks, brig EIneline Fish 10 from
York fer Port Leon. Same day. brig TnoleoR from Bos-
ton for Apalachcola.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

CousISING.-A country gentleman lately arrived n,
Boston and Immediately repaired to the house of n
relative lady who had married merchant Of tina,
city. The parties were glad TO see him. md invited
HIM to make Their house his home (as he declared his
intention OF rem1nlng IN the city but day or two
The husband OF the lldy anxious 10 show attention TO
a relative and friend Of his wife took the nentleman's
horse to livery stable IN Hanover street. Finally
the visit became visitation, and The merchant alter
an enpse Of eleven days, found beside lodging and
boarding the gentleman pretty considerable i'll had
run up at the livery stable Accordingly he went 10
The man who kept the stable and told him when The
gentleman took the horse he would paw the bill
Very good, said the sinbc keeper, IL understand
YOU" Accordingly, in short time the country gen.
em1n went to the stable and ordered his horse 10 be
got ready he bill was of course presented.
OH" s1d the gentleman, Mr.. so and so my re.
lation, will pay this" "Very good, sir," said the
stable Keeper, "please to yet an order from Mr.
1t will he the same money" The horse was pn
mp again, and down wen the country gentleman rc
The Lon! Wharf where the merchant kept. well,
| sald he, g" am gong nov" "Are Won )" snd III,
| merchant, "well good hvew "well. ahnnt m,
, horse; the man saws the bill must he pnid for hi
keeping" Well, ] suppose thar is all right, sir. :
I'VE well, hrt you know IN yonr we's cousin.
"Yes. sud the merchant, II know that you are bu
your horse is notf'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-05-05

Particulars Of THE TRorBLE rPoS THE BORDER
"A BrisiSh Officer Arrested.-We have just been
able to obtain pa cuars Of the arrest and rescue
of an American citizen bv British officer. II seems
that Deputy Sheriff of New brunswick by the name
of John G.. Craven held precept civil suit
against Daniel Savage living in Aroosook County,
with which he proceeded up the River and made Saw
| age his prisoner, and then returned 10 Madawasca,
where he remained during the night in house near
the British Block House. The Americans on Fish
River, through it their duty promptly to rebuke such
jurisdiction in their territory. small but brave
number Of them under the command of a constable,
with warrant started in pursuit for the purpose OF
releasing Savageand arresng Craven if they could
catch him upon the American SIDE Of the river. The
company proceeded down the river about twenty
miles, 10 Joseph Heberl's, and there awaited the
movements Of Craven In short time Savage ap-
peared among them, having made his escape, and in
q little while Craven also appeared in pursuit. He
was arrested brought before Justice Wheelock, md
bound for his appearance at the District Court
to be holden in this city in May next Bangor
| Whig.]
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"THE TINE OF THE END" SETTLED. The
following paragraph, which is not from, the
".Midnight Cry,"nor the "Noon,day YELL"
but from the "Vial Of WRATH" seems to
clear up all doubts as to tho great question
ofthe Millennium, and, hating two or three
ofihe Sentincrs jokes, is orc oflhe very best
things of the season:
1.-THE beast had seven heads and ten hons on
each head, which makes seventy horns answering
TO the seventy weeks of Daniel. Now, the rail o
this benst WINS 665 f,er long which is the number NJ
the beast, Multiply this by 7, and it makes 1862
which was the age Of the world when the list ami
Christian pope began 10 reign, Now, ti"up The beast:
tail mo three knots and il will shorten ii To GA fee
4 inches, which being multi piled by g. the number o
knots, gives lS43ex1cly-,he in which the worlt
will be burnt Mp But there is another remarkable
coincidence. Martin Luther wore boots with nails II
Dfoles--lust 1868 nails in both boots which heinz
Piled nv The seven heads gives l34l. THrow IL
,ss which correspond to Miller and Hines, ant
le43."