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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

BURNED TO DEATII-The Cincinnati CONNER
cia mentions the death Mls. Dan OF Cummnsville Ohio
AID little child Fulton, both burned 10 death BY
clothes taking fire.
CRIME AND DEArH.-Four years ago, fellow
by of Theodore Walker then aged IS years,
;iced from her friends Cold Greek, Alegany county,
sIl by the Of Louisa Johnson, aged Is years The
couple this city; and after remaining lew days
proceeded Buffalo, from which place they went to lana
d. and returned again this city May or June ias D
ing this time, they lived together man and "le' ous
married. Since their last residence here they nave
Daniels Block, having become f inmates oi thAl ue
pollution and moral death For reasons no known, I
took large dose Of Laadanum on IueSday e'e L 80
soon after WHICH She retired TO bed, followed ~ A b
raour who between IL and y O'clock was aiou.o b
death STRUGGLES Of the los, girl She dieain ao9u. u
Coroocr Thompson held inquest on hef oou! on sa1
III ;nry returned the verd,ct-'hst oe h r.
-, hsr d, by some narcotic poison i"TI,slI y ~
odore Walker, her destroyer
ny We saw yesterday some fragrant, lapv, :,
~ h-rries grown in the open ar at lafayette, ~
Of Mir Henneu What say our S0I,ns'n ep
INC ga,o. ~ .,rswberres in December No, nc sh
NJ A Miss Percy Peters OF WlllamstoWn'
died very suddenly on the sth inst On an examiia' M
I'm II was discovered she had been poisoned or '01
what purpose ID unknown
u- The tannery of MIR. Foster OF Montrose,
burned down on the sth inst. Loss Sl2oo-not
Iasured.-asi - aa=.i -a"s-l--a -D-.. -''"''2-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

Mr.. CLAY,-Thc Knoxville East Tennessee)
Register OF the 9Th inst contains the following
letter addressed by Mr.. CLAY to committee OF
the Wings Of Greene County, Tennessee:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

o Part " of the complete Works OF
SHAKESPEARE has been issued, and is for sale by
Burgess g. stringer, 222 Broadway. This No.
contains the conclusion of Measure for Measure,
Much Ado About Nothing and the commence
nlent of Midsummer Nights Dream. 1t has
also two fine engravings 1t is beautiful as ever.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

CHARACTER AND OPINIONS OF UNCLE BARNABY.
This is collection Of interesting stories for
the young. The topics are taking-the style SIM
pie and lively, and the moral excellent. Such
books make excellent holiday presents MIR.
Dodd is very happy in his choice of works, and
such works as these we cheerfuly recommend
to parents for their children. NJ w. Dodd
Brick Church Chapel, opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

o The AMERICAN REPUBLICAN SoNGsTER-
Composed and arranged by P. De Lie Rec. for the
American Republican Party. For sale at l27
Nassau-street, ana Office Of the n. Y. Citizen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

TITO WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS
in IN old and vel! established house In this city
70 eti.e the rensulns partner would be happy TO
sociate himself with young sn WIN modsEate capita
o ihs Concern Would advantages 70 young man OF
tase and enterprise wishing commence very far
M ~ +. met with line addressed Jewellers az the
f Pos. Once giving the and reference OF ths noisu
as-,.o I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

u The 4M Tiennial Catalogue Of the Officers
and Alumni OF Miami University, Ohio, presents
fair list of distinguished names.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

-lMPORTANT.-Doyou want pair
w Of India Rubbers al wholesale le rE,cst p, e.
Do YOU want a S. pair Of Boots iot - % ! ,,,7
r. @ y ,,snt pair of y spoeon Taps put on you! BOOTS
Do yoa want of Leather PresefvaiIve WATERPROOF -
hse articles will be eted at wholesale prices the rest OF
h S,n u.s. NJ us Maiden lane, below Pearl street
d3 lm- - ~
no IRON MASTERS.-io or sale, Mill Sites
in the Immediate ueighborhood iBituminous Coal and
Iron Ore OF the quality Pen aniathe nearest point
to where such Coal and e are ienha toSsh@s @
moe by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descsipnye oi
the property. and farther information apply 70 AIeMoaa
70 The 9S Merchants otk
where may be specimens Of the coal and oe aso maps
aaa n,S Ses1u' Sms % az w r. CASEY Civil Engineer
VOFFEE.-l0O0 bags prime green, tor sale oy
~ d. GRINNELL, A1INTURN. & co. 7sAsouth =
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IL T. ALI 1t11Ss
Dp,rr .,snasse Co New York June %, X

D,R1ES tisnesee Co. New York, June 29 1873
have been afflicted with very bad cough for the last four
wears; severely that would rais nething oul
car hood and for one troubled SO bad that as
no able ~ labor at all have been attended by eminent ply
scsms and have taken number of dierens KINDS ol ne
ars me- no ref whatever Some months since com;
menced taking Dr. Wsta5s Basam Of Wd Cne 5o, and n
a DI Wistar Bassm than all the medicine bad sysE ns1e
,,,:, -, ,;,d :, my famiiy most OF the time for
two or three years well aeggainfd s T, 70 55 Be- ee
-a,,n mn in The above statement which o-isfs 70
II al rssnrcts and am assured that Il was thEough
tba srencyof Dr. Wisars BalsaH Of nt MS ShsTr ES
received such benefit. NJ 30 = trrsrri.or Darien.
This Basa cures all affections Of The Lungs G ina 10 or 20
bssdns syoup o, inc estssts sss pain ss
s'sa9nss Sold ISAAC BuTTsh yhsa' o oSewHaTsn ven
E. w. Bull, HGtioIoi ah0 - ee ne lnl&it
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

AW CARD-JoHN M DGFFIELD' .. W. .,1 :. - -
p bs Circuit Courts OF Adams and the adjacent
eaans eaaG Superior CGuI Of h vi, Si enable @
, bnsines. the Parishes OF uIa S'e neaI
SatcheIip ,ar tss Van Arsda!s, Csuldwell and
I5!1ht - - 80 "a. ,ysr. for Brown Waruock,
aoos ,Sars CoS1r l. So Malcolm s Gaul.
g Sonh-sn Henry LcyeIry,
William haln M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

NT0RTH AMERICAN PHALANsA,-aH con- ON
~ atesd 9 1sy y,,Sr S @ serss H.ef,s 5 es.
oi nus 4. Phssns, eae Of A. McPhsIssn 70 .! =
te1 ~, New Ec1k.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

DANCA TjN.-5G p:ge, for sale by
y il GRrNSELL Sin URN Go g S"u'h-s,
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-. !. -. - I: ; -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

nor SALE OR LEASE-Thlrty-tw Lots of
Z Ground Ha1sius (N j. bounded By Jersey Avsnue,
and Ere Eersimus and South about mile from
Jersey City For particulars, inquire No. i2 Chatham
street DE- Ems
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

DEADY MADE OvER-COATs, WINTER
II FROCKS, CLOAkS, &c.-E1tra Beaver and PHO.
Cloth Over Goats Winter Frocks Sacks sc. Also extra
and medium ga it Cloth Clnaks for sale az 23l Broadway
oa ;ssf f'o'et' ''''''' WI r JENNINGS CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

EEW SING..k - k.N LINEN ca' N"t@'A
y ns.i, al .3 oAa A. payable dry good; OF groceries
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an ap,,
New YORK ts usxt session. for Act the
Irish Emigrant Society Of the city Of New York Dsteo
lcth NoTembey, 1873.
State raley copy. nHeHo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

"a ECONOMY AND FASHION. The sUoscrl-
"a b- reduced ,ue.rIo imitation cesAlo Hats OF
o fur bodny low pficT oi u - ne aoote
IRE Al elegant Dress RAT ad Will 2Gvanthgeops'y
Hat. So 30 and So ALSO constantly n"Guiie
rs Fur g2d Sk OF III. best Qualy aest ate's ahd d' I'VE
owssi cay pon:e.
8. Country su??iiec by :s aI 'oW, VI no.
over than By 4ay ohsr housn IN rn,s cl5y.
J. w. KELLOGG, iG Eanai-strer
"a alnS corn-r Of rh0mpa aOn..,-cet.
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themselves being judges See our first quota

lions
But the Post Is bent on holding back as long
and as far as possible. 1t now admits that the
duty on Brown Cot;ons-as high Protective as II
is-doss mt raise the price Of the ar.icle-'t i
torced to adm, this, since American Cottons are
now the cheapest in rhe world-but asserts f,lal
me dutv is a very absurd regulation, 17aieA mas
no effect anu uay.'' Wrong again, sir dea' as
= Post, The Protective Duty on Plan Cottons
one Of the Oldest and steadiest Of Projections
has not only aided in reducing the Prce OF such
goods from 40 cents yard to ), bnt 1t NOW enc
lies ar Manufacturers 10 make Cottons cheaper
thru they could possibly do nitho"t duty. Is
there any mystery in this Not to practical
man. An know that, though we could make
Cottons ten per cent. cheaper than any other ma
ton, there would still be such goods thrown into
our market from abroad Ii there wcce no Tariff.
In any general or local glut abroad, the surplus
would be thrown of upon the hardest market
where they could be entered without cost and
disposed most readily and ccrtainly-and New-
York is bat fortnight from London. Inns
would derange and glut our market, and cripple
our manufacturers. They can now make Cotton
Cloth at a profit OF a mill yard on the cost Of
stock and labor, and do well by it, because they
have steady demand and sure market for large
quantity; but take of the duty, and al would be
at sea they could not sell SO much or work so
steadily, and must charge higher for what they
did sell. 4 mechanic who can turn his capital
ten times year can sell far cheaper than II he
could turn it but once or twice, and possibly not
At all. Take, Tor example, Newspapers; they
arc now PRINTED cheaper in this Country than any
where else; yet il an English paper could an
swcr the purpose Of an American one, Just as q
ward of cloth made III England can answer to one
made in this Country, there would doubtless be
twenty times as many introduced and sold as
now. Every time an edition could not be sold
there. j, would be sent over By the next steam
shin and sold for what ii would fetch. This &c
mo the case, the editions of the Post, the n
bunc, and other papers, would occasionally be IN
good part supplanted by those arriving from Eng
land-wou(d be dead loss on our hands, ana we
should be obliged to charge more Tor what we "a"
SELL or make i cheaper article. Inc fF0''e''0''
against serious foreign rivalry afforded by the ma
lure of the case enables to print papers cheaper
than we could do without it, Just so with the
Protection afforded by the Tariff to the Manulac-
turc of articles which the natural protection docs
no, reach-if the Post would but look al tins, 1t
would see that it has admitted but half the truth
in owning, contradiction 10 its former assertion
that the Tariff does not increase the price OF Cot
ton Goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

RFfnEslnNG.-Thc procession on Tuesday last,
of twenty-onc ice wagons, gave notice that We
are 10 be supplied, during the sutry days of tho
coming summer with pure, beautiful article Of
ice. The comforts of a city residence during the
warmest months of summer heat arc few enough
but what with the Croton water and the Union
Rockland ice, we may hope to keep reasonably
cool.
The Union Roctland Lake Company (AIesss.
James l.. Chccscman & Coz supply the article IN
It's creates, purity and at the lowest prices. We
would advise our citizens, those who wish to be
supplied, to scnda note by the Despatch Pest 10
the Office the Company, No. so Wall street, or
at Their ice bargcs, foot of Duane ST. Remember
that Their wagons are all painted white.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
nIr Nebster,s speech.

Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER was to partake OF a
Public Dinner last evening IN the City of Baltl-
more, where, it is supposed, he would IN his
Speech define his position with regard TO Capt
TYLER, the Guard, the Currency, and the Wing
party, and make another attempt at the solution
of that 10 HIM deeply interesting problem
"Where am to go7" The peculiarly OF Mr.
Webster's position, and the interest which at
tachcs to his movements, have lrnpclled us TO
take measures to procure not only the earliest
but the most authentic and accurate report Of tins
Speech To this end, mot corps, but the AS
sistant Editor of The Tribune-long proved and
well known TO be the best Reporter IN the State
has been despatched to Baltimore to report this
Speech, and an Express Train has been engaged
to bring him through to this city BY O'Clock to-
day; and we hope to issue Mr. Websters Speech
complete by o'clock, or in season for all the
Evening Mails. No other paper can possibly
have it. Newsmen and others VIII please send
in their orders immediately Price cents.
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The Hutchinson Concert.

To NE Edlt0r GTfhe JTlbip'c:
The writer has attended TWO Concerts within the past
week BIS the HurcnNsoS FAMILY fOm w.lIlmp,hir-
and desires express through the medium of your panel
the high gcadc.tio he has experienced with their excellent
performance 1t generally known tina, they are four
brothers and sister (who bat - years Of age) out Of
family Of thirteen, and tina, the whole Of e aad also the
parents possess the power OF song nnus,al degree
They need only 10 become known to be universally adj
mired. Allow bsspeak for them full house tins eye
ning at the Soeet Library Room, No. 3.s Broadway No
person can fail tn b, highly delighted with their STYLE
which am told, Is almost peculiar vocalists who reside
among the mountains of Switzerland
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CITY INTELLIGESC nee

L / : y l
THuSsD,r, MAY IS.
BoARD OF SupEKvl<oss.-The Mayor IN the
ch,r-he following Committees were announced for ;he
ensuing year:
CT C,u-:s-lfess-s Purlv Scoi-s and Raws0a.
Count. icsrs--lle,srs Wauer,nan Woodiull and FaH-
* r.9ana! Courts ard Poiiee-essr Lee, Nash and
DaGras.
4 resolution WIS offered by Ala Pardy TIA, all balls ~
-ei 70 Committees Or the othc, BosrI K referred 10 the
same Committees OF this.
bill was presented and referred Thomas Smith
day nolic- ofcer OF the I'D, Ward The MAYOR during
expressed aub whether iay police officers Were
authorized more than ordinary citizens, TO make arrests
Several other bills were presented and referred aat the
Beard adjourned.
L. 5. CIRCUIT CouRr.-Thc argument IN reia-
NON 10 s Rea<s-lser,sick oc Clavsrac manor III Column
ba COUNT already r>iaret TO- was concI9sd The deer
SION has vet been rendered
John Bor-5r.lsy ex,r Of W Bo,touIey, the Cnited
StaesNr How Collector, seized l3 cases OF cloths ana
reras belonging plaintiff the ground Of false IN
voice and the seisGe sustained by yerdic II the DIS
TIE; Court. The present Is action OF appeal M' Mi
Ier was hclrd on behalf 81 plaintiff
CIRcrrr CorRr-Bcforc Judge kent.-Dayld
o. vaa slstype V. James LAmoEeaux.-ieton against
r AmarsauS Of Albany 70 recover possession Of SEQ
,ck Is.I opposite New Baltimore on the Hudson for
,.bich deed was gwen by plaintiff 1881 bur which he
coapds was merely meant collateral and that defendant
n restore it On 200 beng refunded 10 him, which
forward rendered but refused Plaintiff inherited the
properly Hewas the time Of transfer only Il years OF
age aud Law SUDDEN, with Mr.. Andrew tmoreanN (6Fo-
Their 10 defendant ths city! The island contains -
acres but portion Of it IS very low Thepaintf was not
able 10 show parol evidence OF has clam sufficient
nower the deed. Verdict for deiendant.
TorrRT OF CoMMox PLEAs-Rcfo.c Judge IL
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WOOD
Respectfully

FIRr.-About 4 o'clock yesterday morning, a
fire broke ont in the basement Of the large four
story brick dwelling. corner of Fifth avenue and
Elevcnth-strect, occupied by Mr.. Baker, of the
firm OF Baker, Swanscy 6 Co. Of Pearl.st. The
fire was confined 10 the basement, but the dam
are sustained by smoke and water was very Sc
we're.
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MISREPRESENTATION
TEe Presb,-lery Of nrookiyn,
eH TlEE MARRIAGE DIGESTION.
The following Kesolutions were nasced nnan


The following Resolutions we're passed unani.
mously:
ReSofr,d Ta reference 20 the 4qyfu!aess Of marvin,
aei'5d VIII sister II IS r convection a judgement Of
t frrsyirr that the authority bott Of Scripture and Ra,
s9a ARMS The and that all tie attempts Of writers an
the ether ,i'le Of rI- question i.ogtyef Earned inr;
sincere have bern failures The proposition If their yi
b4a5 2i.9nsi.y aatssbe and III question itself being
'nes.i! y: II tcaiiy ..rolIy di..~a. teon dat OF
craGl- Incest L=r. xii. IL ~
ks5ored Thar ha aboyr touchsg ony NJ, question 81
what Is lawful totally distinct from The Question II ,,
IS Ed'eif either n genera! particular cases an, t IN
reference u @rpe'!ie4cy the P-,..bytery -x;,rs ~
"Acsp a ', s'fe Sf1si 5 left question AZ er.a !,
gasht 50 u be et by men atl especially bg the Courts o.
~" 'h'fcA "ha could err aud only by tfrnching Ia
cireas on Tie ,rry. prescribing 20 III c5,.s.rgc-
81 tiieif irllsFF Prot-s:aats AIT. How Cha ,rians
Rs'otr,d Tiatlt h uid II hereby oyerture 10 tie zt
f'ssnbi. 20 take > due 0ft.er ctue ,.r our CON.
lesson 2l Faita CIap NXIj. Art ~. b. 80 aessd -,her
y wholly emitting b.: oth-fy rcI:fsn. It's L;,er
ha'ty AZ . involve imply no more The prcyie aspst
hen .r iish Q! t eS IT, oice rie grat majority
81 M 1fEc'e, n oui Country, Socially engaged In
common rith the judgement II ts Pr45yterv .o!rm1Iy n
Ffs'> ~ PFar! ias' At least which 40 fccie.
sicti authority 1h eaft! competent affirm aud which
Decon NOR considerable AID -pricabr as well
q nor !1riags w.-l Grated i-is Il. he trir
- am "a Md "A ;-a PES ii IT, GoartatGn Of the
GH-ch q God.
4 :ue from t,e Niiques Of the Fs,..,y.erv.
A;test. SAhII IL II. cox Clerk Of Pc.
BROOKLYN y. Y Say IS lsi3 '''s'N -
1t strikes US that the Fresbyte-y if they mean
to say that marrying deceased wife's sister is
proper, have decided the wrong way 1t puzzles
Us to see why man may marry a wiie's sister
and not brothers widow. Marry neither, seems
to Us the proper rule. But we intended only 10
state the Brooklyn decision, not to controyet it
WHEAT, RE AID Feclr.-The Trenton En-.
Ponum says =" farmer, residing in the r,e;4h.
borhood OF Trenton, Informs Us that the wheat
and re never !ooked more ptumsIlig at his sea.
son OF the year. The prospects OF an abundance
OF fruit, ne also says, is at present very good
THE CRoPs.-The Easton (Md.) Gazette, of
Saturday last, says-.The wheat fields in this
county present thriving and promising appear.
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D. The cars run from Troy to Schenectady in
% minutes Rails have hcen laid from The for.
former, ending IN front of the Troy House. to the
steamboat landing
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court caiendar-TH.. DAY.

crscr-rr CouRr-Nos i2S l23 = IS. L. l., %, Is, 20
- q fa6 -! 81 IS lis. Il9, ll3 %. ia, l25.
Coauoy PLx,s-Ncss Is 20, 30 81, 81 IS, s, s. 50 10
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u a grand jnryin Indiana have presented the
practice Of dunning as a nuisance being fruit
less consumption Of time, and waste of shoe cath-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sATTpss sARsArARILL,.-The amount Of suffering r.
iced by this 'nvauabc PREPARATION without la!e IN
w history OF medicine Thousands have been restored 10
iPiu oy us raiH auJ c.cnerltig efficacy, who coh'
'ier- past the reach ene da means various ce6cltS
heretofore published abunlGy prove. Ii has received PIE
eaue apptobltI0n OF mny PRACTITIONERS this and othef
ctes and ~ rapid sro" IN he estimation Of tn pnbic 1'
!a.rd oNohd the reach 81 the eois Of com
PETITION Diseases winch inquiry Of the blood %
Vlati2n OF The minors generally such scoiua ling
t,l, Htumtsm aud ncptcGI gent, salt hram aud ohef
Cisa' diseases, lever Sores internal absJe,se, Stnl
chrome catl u,cesaon Of tie throat and no5tdl PAINFUL
affections Of tie bones chronic inflammation Of the kdDegs
ltnae arrangement general debility and pr0slI1n 81 St
system, are II removed by IFS use
papers.
Prepared and sold ,yhocsa. and retail and for expectation
by a L. oAN.lS < Co, Druggists, (Granite Buidmy}l
~ Bfoaa"aY corner Of thamLerI-a,fert, Eew-Y sCa
also By a T. Z Sands, ~ uIton.s aud n East Bfold~ay
corner u Marketreet Price per t0ttsir bottles scf =.
Original documents may br our st0re.
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SrEI.C.t the Spring Of the year is the time thai de1a
d ta body dcv-!Gp themselves great pains should he taEra
% The ?Irc'oa Effects arising from the blood ag u
IN ~ this s=tson - drive corruption every ihai froG @
nody, aud then aud mol III then ieaIt bs Looked lo.
rit-c s desflh.r object arcl- fl A. tie aA
famous Wr@irs !ndian Vegetable pIs. No matictr r.
dheoYef. 80 completely eraeates from TIE system al @J
ronS particle. that have -nelcy To prevent the hesis
oisr%ops Of tr n'chn"-y of Iii They cleanse the ''of
aeh liver, aud Other og t thus s:eedil EeStorr its s'
teriag patient ~ .,aalf.i iud happiness,
u Heirare NJ Couaelj,it5-The public cabiiobs4
against - may spurious medicines which N or.ef %
.-I' arr nAe' ~ outward appearance, closely TO ns'a
sho9li y remembered on genusle nfdeine tas WnsAfi
ladtaH esteti= rms 1;ty printed lie siGeI u is =,
lively wrong.
Oace2 devoted exclusively to tie sale Of the stsEs
wo.rSale aud eta 10. 2a3 Greruwici-stnet New foih
No. 5 iemoa;-stfeet, Boston; aud 40 s9 Reetfeetf '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

Tur Texan TAnlFF.-The Department OF state
has given official notice that information has been
received of instructions given 10 the Collector OF
the port OF Galveston, Texas, in accordance with
law to add five per cent to the amount OF duties
on all goods imported from the United States,
over and above the amount levied upon mcFchan-
disc introduced from countries with which Texas
has treaties.
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Tbs Ja':raa 81 Commerce saks OF our news soln
faeasaa gi.sE II peazI mo name 1eutiopeJ
Pssy or not IT Vas ahead OF Al: oer papers IN Newly or
1t says as tie eity captured tn Mtrca.s as no, Can
2eaeAg but iaeaien Thai We Presume csrTees- ous
aess collector obtained his ufoTmaou from ,h4 Captain of
the Aaahaac eho informed him In; re Caysal Of Fuea-
bad brta taken BY The Me,c.as. he made .: on, 70
De CanPeachy instead Of Merida
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- Hooi.s Lo,t-:TsS-T ,l,-,s,-.-

borrowed Of taiea fiom the Editor Of The Tribune, vi:
h. Census Of tie U. States, Tor $780, (folio)
'Byfon's Works, Dearborns edition (oct,yo)
With great many o.! minor value some Of them wers s,
away " cishtEe ifon me 1iaaar Budia2s, and icaflr
anon" ~ aGthe. rnck; m:s,ale 81 that they haze ne't
returned All p~rsohs having books belonging 10 M W.
seiber are edsstly requested them .namedS'
mylJ.f "a II GgrsLsf-
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q Canton .Ia.tinss of superior q.a5F ., Jas,
fceivei by The sii WARY Ellen from CaEf1n an FL
81 i.i, ~ anu v- White Caution Matlags, 81 ,tbe
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- Miss Darling the rnsllaatrs,, makes he' last
before N-w-f orfaudence Tomorrow, hsr ha 4.
engagements Pros-riiug the possibility O her
that p-itod DeI4:ue, Bei!tal., Ia Petite Ce1o' W."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

q Toilet Arices, Razofs OF The most eeieersf't
warranted large variety of tooth nail and sharing Btu
Peumery and Washing Soaps Of all the best quality =,
AT exceedingly low prices. Almond Cream, wie' niaA
inches, possible iather sold at only SIT pot
6. SAUNDERS Inventor. and Manufacture
Of the Metallic Table, stsop. iss Bfoad~aY'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19

CIV. SMITH & Co., 81 Broreasll3I III
ny islnis2p. Opposite tie Ciy h''i
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= child TWO yssrs old can play vii Cen, Nd y ot IT,
tis gentleman gong. To satsfy all doubt 90 70 ts
Museum and see LIN
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~ Subscribers 10 the Tritupe who about changing
their reyiIsnces will please leave word this Office, send
through the post-OfIcs.
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Sra CirARLzs BAcor.-The latest reports re-
soecti1:g the health Of the ex-Gorernor of Canada
are that an uniayorabfe change had taken place,
and ms decease was expected every hour.