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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
Philadelphia, October /, 1872
AND YET ANOTHER CURE IN PHILADELPHIA

The subscriber hereby ccrts that he has been affected
several with dry, hacking cough, pa 70 TIE
left breast dizziness the head pain IN the Kidneys al
tended with great difficulty yoding urine, which would
post reddish sediment which gradually kept getting
until reduced scarcely any ting else but
ska and bone, and became very weak tried aluss: ev-
ey remedy could hear OF, but could rot ind any res
heard Scaencks Pumonic Syrup and commenced using
II. After usirg il short ls began 10 get better. The
Syrup protucei Powerful effect lhdn any o!her
remedy bad ted II caused copeus fow oil urine which
became natural in color and unaeRced Win any pain
The pain IN back diappeared the cough was relieved
until al length Ey syss2a entirely freed ir5n c.sae
have gained my flesh 18th astonishing rapiGiy weigh
ing considerably thar did hetore cn1rpenced
ng The syrup. and ly CHEST is completely purified
disease and has expanded Sd m1ch that measure
Inches more around the chez. thar did. feel
a, time perfectly welt and aks this public statement
10 manifest the gratitude feel toward Mr.. schenck for his
vausbe tcoseTy, which las been the hsars Of reSto Ing
me TO ny heah and ADVISE The afflicted portion CT the
community Try The Puluoac syrup heeslgg thai tLey
will be benefited By ED ii they Got am per-
eciiy satisfied acoDanr OF the purity OF the medicine
they will receive harm Amy person disposed % call
ne al y residence, No g Juanra street, above Vine,
will satisfy them, from my case, thai Mr. s. is justly
titled be ranked great benetactor OF mankind Tor bis
valuable discovery. CHARLES BURK.
Fhiiadelpha, Feb. ., 1888.
Oces exclusively for The sale of Schencks Puinonic
Syrup No 49, Courtlaud street. third door beSw Green
wh and lI6 Race street, Philadelphia Price dollar
per bottle or six bsities for i've dollars
fss 2wt ]. =. scHEMGK.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

II Heads Of E9air.--A. C. BARRY, Artist in HAIR
from London1le rea Heads Of Hair sill stand pre-e
nent above MI ierS. Their pecuar light, gossaner aGd
ventatng Char acer their being shaped exactly the
tura hair grows their elasticity and er superior material
and workmanship, well their style Of finish and
rangenent, all combine such perfect heads OF hair
that they mus; be seen 10 be fully appreciated.
new system Of the art OF Wig Making taught in five
will sa tie most tasiious that he is The best and cheap
est maker in the ciiy46 Broadway, OF Libertys
up stairs. 2lf lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

respectfully nlom lie Printers and Publishers this city
and elsewhere, that he has the facility and ability
cute all kinds of original designs and angravngs,
beiii.hmeniS FOR iu tra,ed books papers aud periodicals.
architecture, machinery, labels business enblems,
graphs :,amp &C. al leo Nassau street. Tribune Build
ings, opPOs lie the Park.
B. No patronage solicited from those who wish barter
or credit. WAi. W. BRITT. rs
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ARRIVED
Ship chare:ragnr, Packard, IL ds in NnrleaH', to W
Slip 5, Lasrsoce, yousg, DIS I'm Philadelphia, 81 bales
Bark Nauius, Tukcsbcr 7 2ods I'm Noreahs, -four ia
IIaven:& Co.
Brig Francis, Roberts from 81 John Spanish Msnl and
10 days from Old Providence, with hdes ndgo, &c. ii
Brig Dmarara Blanchard, of Prospect, Me 20 DIS fin
Brig waknlls Johnson 20 ds I'm New Orleans, cotton to
JOHNSON Lowden -,
Brig Larch Abbott s I'm Trinidad, Cuba uolasses to
Brig Mary Ave Hatch, 81 DIS fu Ponce, Pr, sugar and
moasses TO Southmayd Son
Brig Lincoln, Wooster m NOrieanS, slied feo 4'h' 10
Brig Pnss Blanchard % DIS I'm Noreans, moasses &c TO
Nc.aii,! Leeds Co. o..
Brig Atlanta, Brown, ds I'm Philadelphia in ballast to
Bg Olive Jefferson DIS fm Rsslport fisk and plaster to
master. -, ,. g. ; ,;,,
scHr Repeater, Francis ds I'm Wilmington, Nc naval
scbr Bradley, orum,4 4 ds I'm Wilmington, NC nava!
Schr Commerce, jenkins, I'm Norfolk slaves to Bryant
Maitland
Schr Philip Depeys,er, W Wainwright, Virginia.
Schr Independence, Dick. York River.
Sch Dmond, liaet Is ds I'm Turks lsiand' "i'h SAT- 10
Scr Gil nlas Hovs 81 ds I'm Orleans, -four to Nesmt
Leeds.
Ssh cadnus, Brown, wil.ins,on NC. naval stores 10
Sch Maria, Hopkins, from Baltimore, -four 10 johnson
Br sehr Friendship Mcs.ahon 2s ds Antigua, in bal.
last 10 Soule. Whitney \ Co ,s.,p
Schr Iolc Narwood, fin Eastpor, with lah and hsn 10
Schr Star, Prinde, I'm Boston, mdse.
sAnso
Ships Garrlck Skddy for Liverpool; Hele*pon' Fms
Barks Rio Grande. ConSas. Norean.; Geo Henry Rob
inson. do; AisGgr,n Cooley do Efnlets, de- Mary reh
R.i,s J1ns, 1;yerpeol Hardy Havana; John Edward
Ncrleans; Hor,ense. ds Phura, Savannah; oimon foF
Sehrs Harriet Smith, Havana wm Allen, Apalaehcola
Falcon ST Domingo.
DISASTERS.
Captain Irons The schr Suana. arrived on Sunday re-
Pr, Mary E;rv Of Salem, u!l OF waer-nas:, spsrs and
geior r.ca,iBg aongside-bowng fresh, was unable 10
hoard her sas 70 person on oos.r .omnope the
~ br Csuf,ence before ported taken on the wreck 6y
the ship Alliance and carried to Liverpool oa'e
Frapc OF sehr Repeater arrived tn Whining
on reports that the 22d Inst when IN al % ~ oh -
,i - tpi,b schr Ann Sede, he zee or savannah bafne
ss nreyious carried away both her mass To~ed h.r
sto the Hreaaw. on Friday $3.50. ,,,,,g, :, NJ
WI @ awav for warren Ri accom-: of the weahe'
where she arrived Friday She hao ne" fots po'
sshr Echo Murphy, a s, Georges, Me, during heavy
b Nv ioth ins, wen, ashore midnight en- Gear hai'
| mocks. e,o,,uh;., s.b, Bolador,
both OF which ha been previously captured ny ine
feet. ashore Campeachy the Isl is'- ~ s
Both vessels Total ,osS.
| BY rBIs MORNINGS souTHEss hAIt-
FROG, our Philadelphia Correspondents n
PRILApsLParA, February &-P n
Cleared this day-B.g Heurietta Farrall Nlndies.
Schr New jersey Bell NYork.
! No arrivals up 10 II o'clock.
! Below-Bark Turk, Eldridge Boston.
Weather, cloudy--Htnd, nv.
Lr The pilot boa, Gen Pike, Capt Fuer, sailed fsom
Wilmington, Del This morning. for The purpose Of replacing
the bsoys In the Delaware River and Bay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
CRsNn C0NCFRY

GRAND CONCERE.--Mr. F. r.
VI HANSEN will have The hosor Of giving Gcsn..
Concet ,he &poo Rooms on Wednesday ESeninz lhe
ls oi March addition his performances on the
Violin and Flute, ellowing ost eminent taiens have
volunteered IN The kntest and most liberal m2aner
MADAME 0TTo Ms- OTTo, Messrs U. c. BILL, Kos
sowsKi. ERNST, LEHMAN, GRoNEvELT.
EEGELuSp and Roster.
de VIII take the liberty otnuoducing Miss lSlDoRA +.
HANSEN, t2 years OF ase) bis dau ghter and pupil, 10
singing and 90 the Piano so5ss ;,
l. ouz,e,o-o vioins. . Trnsrs and vloioncello.
Grand Aria from Opara of mon, and ConS,an1a.
By Aozar'-'Aeh ieh li=b;e war 50 giuekeh -siadame
s. Fantasy The VIoo, with accompaniment OF Pr
seo-Mr Hansen aud Dsrshtef-hs own comPos!tionl }
/ C1artetIo Tor FlutcsN-ssrs Eus,, Lehman Grone-
vel, and Hegelusd-eompo,ed by Kuhlsu.
D. My Ocean Rome-M!ss HInsen, Violin O5gaio, Mr..
s caneffaSs Io Pn rs eoqson 1
Lehman and Hassen- Berbiguicr.
J. Storm R'ndo fas the Pss9 Eo;f-ss HaasensseOel
l. Brilliant Concettante for oIps with accompanilnen-
Messrs Hill and Hsnsen-Naiiwoda.
= Natona. Swiss Army Father Land Madame Otto
Blum.
n.ro9uction and Grnad Variations for the violn on
Home. Sweet Home, descriptive OF he various
tons connected with separation frem home-Mr
Hansen and Daughter-hl, own composition.
Cavat!na from The Opera OF Tancredi Come slce all
ALMA mia Madame ONO.
5. Gra,d Solo for the Piano Eor,e-dr. kossowski.
E. Farewell Sons-Miss Hassen-her is,h.rs composition
Grand Aria from the E1iied Mountain Maids sung By
Madame OTTO, and expressly composed Tor her by Re'
g. An od Tune wn new variations Tor the Violin IN which
are inirodacea Pzzlcalo, Fsageoet, Treno, and va
riety o. bowing IN general use-cenlposed and per.
formed by Nr. Hansen.
Tickets 80 cents EACH Concerto I: O'Clock
II Mr. HANSEN takes this opportunity offer himself
as Teacher oil the Violin Flute Piano Siasng 27S
a MEXICAN MUSEU I'M Marble build
IA ing. Broadway, opposite 81. Paul's Ch1rch.-P. T.
Barnnm. Manager
NEW AND ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
In accordance with universal desire the Manager has
gagged tor week more
FIFTEEN INDIANS AND soUAws.
recently from their -ave wild. in the West. They will BE-
seen in The Museum throughout the whole day and evening
and appear h their Terrific War Dances and also exhibit
their SIX with the Bow and Arrow
The Kentucky Mins;rels are aso engaged.
Signor Nivaldfs u1rvaed Mechanical Figures will also
appear.
Also the elegant Moving Dio.amas, &c. &c.
H. O. Sherman, the Ballad Singer-T. G. Booth, the
rvalcd Comic Singer-La Petite Celeste the admired
daEsecse-Sitss Hood the Vocalist, &c.
u No Free List during tie engagement Of the Indians
Price OF Admission. 25 ccnts-Children 10 years
hali-price 23f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
SPRING DRY GOODS.
DOREMUS, SUYDAM 81 NIXON,
No. 50 NASSAU STREET

DOREMUS, SUYDAM 81 NIXON,
No. SO NASSAU STREET,
A RE now opening very choice assort-
"a ment o. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, of Anericaa,
British French and German manufacture embracing eyeTy
variety ci
Prints Cuttings
Gnghams Satteens
Printed Lawns RacRaDacE Travelling
Chsmbrays Canl6'c and JacL Musl:in
BelsorGes Ctsck'd aRd striped Muslins
Cloth Book and Null Mnslins
Cassimerrs Gamble and fnr Dmilies
Ssine;5 Mirselies Quilts
Srafe Cloths Bleaehed Musins
Neapolitan Cloth SeduSG aad Chez
Gambroons Linen Check
Ca hnaret,s SJk pocket Htais
Drap de tes Cotton do.
Bonb..ee4I Linen Gamble do.
ke9t Jeans Linens and Lawns
Alapachas Diapers and Dalnasks
PiGlst Cords Table CL)tIs aad Ma pains
Cettonade5 10 and I2-i Sheengs
Drlirgs
With complete assortment OF Hosiery and other GOsGs
suited the trade all Of which they invite the attention
OF purchasers Cash dealers VIII ind their interest
call.
n. 3D.. 8. N. intend keeping constantly on band a
fu supply OF Inca ard sheengs table diapers and
dan.asks-coune, and blankets TOR berhs yesee
diapers and hackback owellng Masters OF vessels ard
stesoats may tepend rpoo good goods and al lewes,
t-,r,rr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
D Pnrficpyur NnYice

g PariicR!nr Noaice.-rhose perso havin,
furniture OF any description Ia dispose o who are break.
ing 9p housekeeping will hnds ready sale tor ny portion
'pon tie subscriber. Goods to any purchased.
At private sale-T~o Piano Eertes.
Je20 r. COTTON X CO.. 1877 Chatham st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
" spencer announces % g-ptIemen that bis aIrang

" Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that bis arrange
ments completed 70. supplying according to pre-
vious intimutiou, FINE FUR Hat at price (S3 25i
hich shall render emphn,ically the cheapest well as
lowest priced Gent!emens Fur Hat sale in this
city. 1t is prepared In the style which caracterzes
finest article and like that article offered price
which cannot be continued withou; unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned wn all confidence strms 1t to he
for The gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Hat Yet offered. to20ril SPENCER. 2s5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
POST OFFICE,

NEwYoRK. February "a, lSis.
u Acadia Stennher,-Lelters fsr 'Le Acadia
Steamer. whch will sail fIom Rosln" on the Isl of March
will be received at the uncer Lower Post Offices in
IN. M o c1y nn.i - minutes past O'Clock, NJ Tuesday
e 1sh INST All letters so despatched will be under The
charge OF tie Posnps.er Boston, who will see them duly
loawarGed JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
4 EeEAlE'S MUSEUM and PICTURE

HJL4htI II y NIUto L VI dUU 7 To !! q NTI
q 6ALLERY-C. II. DsvoE, Mansger.-E Every day
aEd evening th week, the sublime and heautul exhibition
airy. The Norwood Gypsy WOMAN can be consulted lace
10 face in private apartment She does pretend be
eier but praesse by her knowledge OF Plys
o!ogy, Pnysognomy, Philosophy, Phreualogy Mesmerm
and the hidden Sciences 10 be ale To Instruct others
good intellect She wi. uorm them if they married
future as she knew them from birth She has
ton with or knowledge of Madame Adolphe. acooInt OF
whose imposition and runaway from Ulster appeared in the
New.York papers recenty.AdUiSgion to the Museuu 25
n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

REFERENCES.
John Nj. Bsadhurs, 1856 Broadway,
w. w. Bradbust, w1y.,o+,
Bush S< Hl7er,
Rushton & aspfnwol D1REgSs1'
Geo. n. Pu-zer, 70 Wall-strees.
coms,ock & Tyler, &c Basc!sy-ss..
DR.. Fales, of Boston.
Rev. DR.. Brownlee.
Rev. DR.. Knox.
Rev. DR.. De Witt.
Rev. Dr. Peck, I'd. Methodist Quarterly Review. ~
Rev Valentine Buck.
AR wetmors, cor, vesey and Washington ss'se:A
Col. JOSIAH Mann, Z Fultoa-a,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
b. EHealth, Quiet nnd Co1nGort.-,

u HEeSEtb, VEuIet nNu COfN.UTt--iHt Ht 14t
ham House. 63 Barclay 81 Nsvror., prolIer advantages
20 Strangers stopping few days Weeks the city, such
as rarely offered. II is elgbiy located clean and
airy street, very the business part Of the city, and in
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and neat while its table is
supplied will the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Stimn!an,s
OF all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort made
render Board-rs comfortable. Shower Eath. free. Re.
msuaber 6S Rarciay.st,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

IN IUNOUhNOE OF al UTue! vi i!I6 QUIZ
h rogate OF the County Of NewYork, notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Margaret Mckay
late of the City OF New York, widow, deceased present
the with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at his
the store No 27 Broadway in the City ofNewYsrk or
before the twentythrd day OF August next, Dated New
York. the tweny.seventh day Of February, l843.
2cf IayHWs JAMES PATTON. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
NIO STONE E-CUTTERs-To LET III,
{ OUK TT THiS-Just received from

4 UUh AT IHiS-Just received from
Auction, lot ladies' Hose cents per pair lot good
black Silks = Sd yard LOT Edging per yard
ol Sewing Silk at cents; lo good Ribbons at Cd per
yard; lot good Satin. SIS Sd per yard lot fine corded
Skirts, IS Cd lot silk Lacetts. MIS- lot lady
vat at cents; lot fine ,hirting Muslin at Sd per yard
IS Cd per ysrd 10, Colts st lss yard
tne plain LACK De Lene, IS cd per yard For sale al
WlLLET HiWkfNS'S Store, 48l Greenwich,
22f iwns First s,ore above Canal.street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
TCONOMY IN DRESSED proa,

way, opposite The Foqntan,-i would ".eges, 10 the
community thai am furnishing eYeV or,c,e f Ciobne
at proport'onably :oderae p' fur which onr sack Sp
~ oesM a'r' and would solicit call from those
,Sa s VI eclatng good work. that they IIay Judge OF
~ ..uncements offered TO those paying ready money.
Strangers IN the city requiring garments will please learn
prices. VIM. T. JENNINGS,
iSl isif Draper and Tailor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
AUCTION sALsa
/ Jo&ish Richsra. Ar.ooeoe,
/ pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March /
Al ~ o-f>lo-k aiths Ap.fion Erf,ffa

sales H'-'<A' 90 --S''a
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March /.
| AT ST O'Clock, atthe Auction Room
rssATx L,ssARY-A large collection Of valuable stand
p;s ;Esdineergh EaeycioPeiia Is quaIto HevIs saao
poe vs. LOO spiepdtd plates; Hae Suoles ard Sisses
arts and Ssisncrs VS. History vepice svs tngars
his,ory o Easisnd 10 * The Musecu,, rs, FIa>.
bolts pianis too splendid colored ps,es tnseys Sofa
ny; ponegan,s Lesson kanss Chemistry. Rogers Die
tionary " Quaro, Sparkss Life ard &gags OF Wash
ingtoa la Chambers Edsburgl ieprrsi HichccckS
Gsoogy Book OF the Poets sir, XasiITs wsg.,.
Roman HiAory Is vois Richards Gadc to Earope ys
New Peecage OF Epgtnd " seons rser.ge OF England
School and Miscellaneous Books-Also ,arsty ofae4
phital Annual, 10 GoldsmlhS History OF England Gated
States anu Napoleon &C. BiogrnpAical Dictionary. 10
salieesuns Geosraphy ana Atlas Goopers and Msrtyss
Ncveis Spectator Con,be's Pstsnology, 10 Cche
the Constitution 10 mbe's MsraI Feelings Amecsn
oralory, spectato, vs. ween,'s Lives OF Marion ana
teal Resder. S Anhou', Voice to Youth. Youpgs Night
Ieorshts 10 Aoazo snd Melissa 10 Criminal Calendar 10
TUESDAY EVENING, March 7sb
At O'clock az the Auctso Room.
fALrAsLE Law LtsRsSY-Ths extensive law iihsarysf
The ae George Wilson, Esq, containing large collection
ary works Also many vaIcabte cht and modern English
reports
MONDAY. siarch :7,h.
Al auction room.
Ihuty- Ssteah !Ne'c. York Trade Sale
The hrSt Catalogue b,s important, sal. Is now ready
az the reoH2S OF the undersigned.
Tae safe of The Stationery wilt take place Monday.
ttn March, at O'Clock, A. NJ The catalogue embraces
the usual variety ct articles in this line Including
ee.e innpee OF EnsF> Stationery paper sc. al Cehsn.
20 OF fhuaoeiphla several large ,oasl at Gul,,
,nk Dawing Pencils Blank Books, Steel Pens, Everpost
Leaas GS &c
Also SooshlnderS Cloth aud Leather; s,ver3l large aud
valuable nsoces OF beokbnder Leather and Coih be
Seld on Monday, 0t o. clock. 2. VI
TUESDAY, March %.
At 81 o'clock, the auction room.
books-Ihe sale OF The ooosS VIII comHesee on Tucc-
Ny sung a. 81 ococS, wan the extensive Bvoice ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered
J. C. BOOTH co.
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS


T M. STEVENS Qate Stevens &
HA~ Gruman) 95 BEAVER STREET, one door from
Pearl street. and first below Wall street. Newly ork,
has on hand very large choicely selected assortment,
of millinery g-ods for The spring trade, most OF which have
been purchased at auc~n al the ruou rates and
will be sold from 20 10 SO per cent below the cost OF i'm
poraion The subscriber adopts the Course pur
sued at the establishment last year. viz thai OF attending
that offers, aad lie in turn selling them al small advance
for cash. and cash only Maay who bought goods of S
g. last year, well know they decidedly cheaper than
invite merchants and mners in the city country who
any goods in the subscribers line 10 not fail giving
him call before purchasing esewbere they may de-
pend il will be for theii interest TO do 80. He Will bave
constantly hand full nsortre-t of hat silks and ribbons,
and all other goods in the millinery line, besides good
sorment of silk goods in general Satin and taeta ribbons,
from No. l6 constantly hand direc. from the auc-
tinns very low ~ lmls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

nj EW STOCK OF SILK GOODS.
IS CHARLES DURFEE l. Co. No. g, Exchange
Place opposite the Merchants Exchange, inye the
lion OF Merchants visiting tie City their stock Of Silk
Fancy Goods which they selling the lowest market
prices Tor Cash approved paper. NewYork February
25 I9i3 25t 5tGtDisltWt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

II To Religious Societies Congre.a-
iIoas.-The Lecture Room OF the NewYork Society Lii
brary the OF Broadway and Leonard-st Will be
rented for ,ha Sundays OF the year ensuing MAJ ls tor
public worship. ii is well warmed and ventilated. Apply
10 the Librarian on the premises. or 10
25 IL A. II. RODGERS, Treasurer &c Wal!sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

u Eeary 81 90. will introduce rnE Spriag Fashl0
for Gen'lemen's Hats, Friday, March 81.
s9f els Nee j and Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

uT FFectarEcsf fHEhsituie-h special meeting OF the
Mechanics Institute will he held az the Rooms, City Hall
Wednesday evening March lS al halt past O'clock
which time business ol importance will be presented.
2sf e JAMES ROWLAND. Secretary pro TEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

~ General society Of Mechanics and
Trad tsuICp.-Lecsrci this evening, I! O'Clock, by
Jas Elgo,t Esq on Poetry its origin, nature effects
and classification II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

VI One Hundred Orphnna.-The public viii
meeting the Broadway abernscIe on THURSDAY Eve.
tu ntny ne1' March 2d They have engaged log Orphan
part in The exercises OF The evening They will sneak ,sd
sing 20 different pieces The Society expects thai this will
1e one oi the most interesting eetnes witnessed
The Tabernacle.
Anson 8 Phelps, Esq will preside Addresses may be
expected from Rev. Nj James and Mr. Parker.
The varieus judges, Aldermen and Assistants and the
ecrnnssoneri OF the Anshoase have been invited
tend
II will be by the following letter from the Mayor OF
hi6ition
Tickets 10 be had at the door, 70: cents
MAJORS OFFICE Feb. 25, leiS.
Mrs. JAMES BEATTY
Mgiisn:-with gie pleasure acknowledge the receip.
of iae invitation OF your Society be present the Ia
Sos 1 I h
my Official duties nCt prevea-
2afst ROBERT MORRIS.
II Temperance: Temperance Mass meet.
The Church Of Chry sue AID Delancy.rees b. 5.
Gleason Esq K. Townsend Esq, Ceunselors at Law,
dies, Missing, Payne, others Come friends OF hu-
many fna and hsp f'r~ara the g2tnns Sanse Admission
J. S. MCKAY, Secretary IL
sau-s.reeG
Ali kinds OF JOB PRINTING, such az
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
CATALOGUES LECTURE BILLS
CHECKS, CARDS, CONCERT BILLS Plain and
INSURANCE Policies, Fancy,
BILLS OF LADISG, PoLIrIcAL BILLS
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, (neal) &c-
Promptly executed the Office OF The TRIBUNE No. 16t
Nassau-street, (oppos;e The Parkl
London Papers.-Ja. received a, the TRIBUNE
oice per steam ship ACADIA the following London and
Livopoo papers:
ILLUsTR. TED LONDON Punch or the London Cha.
News, .25 cts rivari..........l2i cts
Bells Life in Lnndon.. IS Wilmei'sNewsL l2t =.
Weekly Dispatch. .25 4" Fires!de Journal ..l2t
Weekly Chronicle. rs I" Sunday Times, and
lbe Sa.lrlst.. t............2o -" Others at... 8!
For sale, wholesale and retail the TRIBUNE Office.
l6G NasSau$t-
II Spring Style of Hats for 1S43.-Mr
o. FISH, 1877 Broadway. sil, Wednesday. March ISL
introduce bis Spring Style OF Hats. The public
quesed call and examine them. f27 ST.
II To Religious Societies or Consre.a-
Ara-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

~ NO. Q, Book of the Eayy, will be for sale a,
liant engagements OF Commo1ores Hull, Decatur and 9th
ers, during the Reyo u;on The plates beautifully
ecuted--o he complete in more volumes. Price enly
Is cents each.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
&AT ATCHES lower than ever.-In con.

VA ATCHES lower than ever.-in con
w sequence Of the reduction of duties by the late
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and Sye;
Levers Anchor Escapemcnts Lepine and other Watche,
of and spenId patterns and Jewehy at reall 81
lower than they can be bough! for at any other place
the city. Gold Watches as low as so to S25 each
Watches and Jewery exchanged or bought Al! watches
Watches and Clocks repaired in the best manner, and war
ranted, al much less than the usual prices
6. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewellery,
ol7isu Wholesale and eta. SG Wsist up stair,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

ELLY'S Citrolium Cream Candy
~ new and delicious confectionery, combining all
The r'chHesS and flavor OF the Canded C:run sale only
AZ the inventors Gotham Confectionery 26y Broad
way Ladies and gentlemen are politely invited TO call
and examine tie aSove article. S9c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

~ Spring Style of Hats for 1S43.-Mr
O. FISH, 1877 Broadway, will, Wednesday, March ISL
introduce his Spring Style OF Hats. The public re-
quesied 10 call and examine them. f27 ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

u HS.J-Enii Gf Iha World this yeur.-A
lecture this subject viii be given Al the Church
lie iGv;ied slt-nd Seats free. The last Midnight
Cry, published at Sc Park Row, coaans full synopsis
Mr.. Milers views The Second Coming of Christ lee.
ture lle Return o the Jews, by George Sorrs and
pages OF prints illustrating The Visions OF Daniel and John
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
VHOSE Gentlemen who entered the

rat of the CITY on Saturday night and hepes themselves
10 clock car have The pendulum and shade by Calling al
the house any time between a. u and T, 81.