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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
FgvENTH WARD COMMON Schools.

- EEN II -WhKU CUNIWUN SCHOOLS.
4 The undersigned hereby give notice, thai having
completed the necessary arrangements for the opening CT
New School, IL The Tenth Ward They prepared TO
receive the OF all Children whose parents and guar
ans des:rnus avail lbexl.elyss OF the
s,rUction thus afforded 10 them
The School will be taught until permanent building
shall be erected for the purpose, n the basemen: OF the
Methodist Church. in Allen street between Rlvngton and
Delaney streets; which place applications for admission
may be made from 10 II A. NJ and from TO P. M te
the Principal Of the School.
IfeTu. York lIqrci 10Th, la43
GIDEON OSrRANDER,
SCHUREaAS HALSIED,} Soini''as!ohsis'
HARRIS SCOVILL
J. H. HOBART HhwS, inspectors
JAMES w. BARKER,
WILLIAM AND ERS0N,
GEORGE 6. TAYLOR, Trustees.
JOSEPH ~. BELL,
john COGER, JR.
ms 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

So TO RENT.-The two story brick
.EmH House, Ne Rose street, in good order LII &c
ya;d Rent +5c Collars. ,,i-
Also The store l55 Front street next but one 10 MAJ
den Iane-near so feet deep rent 500 dollars and tAs
Tha above nroperes -il be lei ornloe years i
ourc AZ the Once OF the The Sapgerues Paper i NO 10
Snruce s, beis ri the hours Of 10 and O'Clock.
insS 70. WM BRADFORD, Ageut
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

@eA TO LET-The three story dwelling
ia,E and sore No II Bo~ery The store has oeen &c
cuoIrd as Mechcut Tailor ssioce lG2.
Also. The dwelling part Of the Rouse No 10 boweIy.
Also the two ir0 story houses Nos 2l5 and III sihs
s. Indrire al Ns. 70 Bowery. m.2ol m-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

In ali cases where the ren, behind aud unpaid len days
nt,er il becomes payable. the law OF he Corporation
New.Yolk requires that the supply shall cease.
Water tenant. are reminded thst by The terms ol ueif sp
pica,ions the supplying Of other families or persons O
hidden under the penalty OF forfeiture a their payments
and the stoppage OF the supply q 9TdeT G;v p0r,o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

"a TO LET-Thc second story of th'
Ia,s2 building No. Spruce. street. Apply to
u Il. McELRiTH, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29

lators.
Although Carolina was still single province
and owned by the propretors, yet the north
ern and southern settlements were about three
hundred miles apart, and had been (prevous to
the adoption of Mr.. Locke's constitution, and
after it was Abandoned governed by separate and
distinct legislatures, sometimes under one COVER
nor. and sometimes under separate governors
The legislatures continued remain distinct until
the final surrender of the charter to the crown by
the propricrors in 1929 The respective terrific
res were designated by the names of North Caro-
lima and South Carolina, even before the province
| was legally divided into two colonies by those
names, which division took place in 1882. Cape
Fear seems to have been commonly considered the
boundary between the two colonies previous to the
division.
The coonists from Massachusetts commenced
the plantations near Cape Fear in 1900, and in
1865 they were Joined BY number of planters
from Barbados; the settlement: was then called
the county of Clarendon and the first governor
ohm Yeamsns. In 1865 the propretors sent
out fIom England number of coonists under
William Saye. They landed at Port Royal in
South Carolina, and began a settlement there but
soon after removed 10 the neck of land between
Ashley and Cooper rivers, where they founded Old
Charleston, which was the seat of government of
the colony for several years. The present city of
Charleston was not commenced until 1880.
l. The manner in which the proprietors Of Caro-
hne exercised the power reserved TO themselves,
of repeaing or negativing laws passed by the colo
nal assemblies created great dissatisfaction among
the people. Many laws which were deemed BEN
e6cia and popular were rejected by the paatne
court, which was controlled by the proprietors.-
The people at last became so much exasperated
that they almost unanimously entered into sol
srn agreement or association to renounce the pro-
sr'etary governments, and 10 take the power iato
their own hands.
An pursuance of this agreement, iu l7i9 they
proceeded to elect governor and council, well
as meinbsfs OF assembly. The persons thus elect
ed met IN convention Charlceton, and on the
3tst OF December, l7le, published to the world
what may be Justly called, far as respected the
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29

Neat cattle are considered as having attained their growth at five years, Sheep at two and Swine at Is months
 No flock of Sheep will be entitled to but one premium can the owner thereof be again competitor for a like premium, until after the interval of three years
 In awarding premiums sheep, the committee will take into consideration the size and form of the sheep, and the weight well the quality of the fleece. No sheep will be entitled to premium that have not been sheared within five months preceding the time of eXhib tion is the object of the Society encourage the raj sing of sheep that will produce the greatest profit to the farmer.
 The duties of awarding premiums stock will be signed to three distinct committees. and having for Chair man a member of the Standing committee, and each committee will report separately.
 All articles of general and domestic manufactures must have been manufact ured within the county of Lcheld since the st day of September 1S42. They must be Ge
 vered the Court House by before II o'clock A. M the first day of the Fa to the person persons be hereafter designated. In all cases where given num- Der of yards required the length ot each piece must be marked thereon Every article of domestic manufac ture must have a private mark Any public or known mark must be completely concealed, not to be known by the committee In default of either of these acquisitions, the articles will not be deemed entitled to consideration.
 If on either of the above articles there should be no competition, the whole part of tho premium may be withheld, according to the discretion of the committee
 Entries for premiums on Ploughing, must be made to the Secretaries before II o'clock A. M on the first day of the Cattle Show.
 No premium may be awarded by any committee to one of its members.
 Premiums may be awarded when there appears to be merit, although there should be but applicant, and may be withheld altogether if in the opinion of the mt'ee, the object offered is not deserving any reward
 Ii ii should be discovered that any competitor for pcmum has made of any disingenuous measures by which the objects of the Society have been defeated or the rules and regulations violated such person shall not only be rendered incapable of being ever after compe tor for any premium of the Society, but may be proceed ed against according to the Bylaws.
 No premium will tc awarded to any person not
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29
Ps'OSyexcts Of the Dairy.
REGULATIONS.

Competitors for premiums are referred to the following Rules and Regulations of the Society, to which they will be required by the Executive Committee strictly to con- form.
 Entries for premiums on Farms must be made to the Recording Secretary, on or before the first day of Aug next
 No Farm which has received premium from the So- ciety will be allowed to be entered for premium for the next five years thereafter.
 Entries for premiums on crops must be made to the Recording Secretary in Lchfeld, before the last Wednesday in September.
 is also required that such applicant shall furnish and make oath to the Executive Committee, the 2d Tues day in January, l64S written statement of the follow ing parculars-lst the of the so-2d the gener la state of cultivation of the and and the quantity of ma nure G any) used the preceding year-Sd the manage. mert of the present year, the quantity and kind of used the quantity of seed planted the time of ploughing, narrowing sowing planting, wedding and hoeing, and in of ashes lime plaster being used the quantity, manner and time of using it.
 No premium will be given for crop raised on new land.
 The quantity of land shall be accurately ascertaned by actual measurement which must be attested by in different person, and such competitor shall exhibit fair specimen of the quality of the crop.
 No person will be entitled to more than one premium on the same kind of Agricultural products.
 Entries for premiums stock must be made to the Town Committee ot each town or to the Recording Secre tary in Licheld before the 26th day of September Qhe day previous to the Cattle Show)
 No animal can receive but two premiums-one during It's growth and one after maurty-nor can any animal receive more than premium afler maurity-and no animal will be entitled to but premium the same year. that s no animal entered in stock of cattle or eam otherwise be entitled to a premium. and vice versa- Working Oxen and year old steers will be tested by draught.
 No person shall be entitled to premium on stock oftener than once in three years.
 The owners of Bulls. Cows, Stud Horses. Bucks and Boars, will be required to obge themselves to keep them for breeding within the county for one year ding the Cattle Show.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29
Oafrer8 of tDe 5orictp. NEWMAN HOLLEY. PRESIDENT.

 EDWARD A. PHELPS, 1st VICE PRESIDENT. LEHMAN w. CUTLER, 2nd V1cE-PREs1DENT. ALEX'R NORTON Jr, 3rd VrCE-PREslDENr.
 RALPH G. CAMP, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
 FREDK PHELPS, RECORDING SECRETARY.
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE, TREASURER
 STANDING COMMITTEES. ON NAeR1cu1ruRE.-Herman Baldwin, Joseph Ambler, Phineas North.
 MANUrAcruREs-Daniel Brnsmade, Benj H Morse. Royal Garfield.
 DOMESTIC AN1MALs-Griswold Woodward, Geo Mer- chant Alpheus Hodges
 PuBL1cATIoNs-Rev G V Eastman, Ralph Camp, Bacon, Chas Adams, Fred'k Phelps AccouNrs-Samuel Boles, Frederick Buel, Stephen Dening.
 AWARDING COMMITTEES. ON FARMs-John c Ambler, Moses Syman, IT, Wm Sterling.
 PLoueH1Nc-Stephen Demng, Jacob N Blakeslee, Willard Gaylord, H Milton Hart Jonathan Hoyt. BUTTER and CHEEsE-Moses Lyman, Jr. Phineas North, Amos Wadswor,h, Nathaniel Smith. Theron Beach. VEGETABLE PRoDUCTIoNs-R Woodruff, Samuel G Braman, Oliver Goodwin, Samuel H Dudley Robbins BatteIl.
 SrocKs of CArrLE-Edward Langdon, Ira Seymour, WORKING OXEN and FAT CATTLE-Thomas Watson Jr. Joseph Ambler, Noah Garnsey Stephen Atwood, Lewis Whiting. STEERS and BuLLs-Lot Norten IT, Frederick Coleman, Levert Futile, John H Ne,teton, Chester " Case Cows, KEEPERS and CALvES-Davd C Whitfesey. Lorrain Thrall, Anthony Strong. David Lucas, Chan. dler Judd
 sHrEp-Abijah Catlin, Charles Smith. Frederick A Walton, Nathaniel B Smith, Stanley Griswold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29

Der of the Society," except females on Household Manu facturies. and Horticultural products.
 Any person. by subscribing to the Constitution and Bly, Laws paying less than $l annually, can become a member of the Society.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29

ad di best do. '''"' do. 500 For the best. do. above net less than 20 or more than 50 acres, except woodland, 500 O,s .agstcwytws'01 Products.
 For the best of Winter Wheat, 800 2d best do. do. 200 For the best acre of Spring Wheat, 800 2d best do do. 200 For the best acre of Corn, 400
 2d best do. 800 For the best acre of Rye, 300 2d best do. 2,OOi For the best 9 acres of Oats, 800 2d best do. zoo For the best acre of Barley, 800
 2d best do. 200 For the best acre of Buckwheat, 200
 2d best do. 100 For the best 1-2 acre Flax, 500
 2d best do. do. 200 For the best Potatoes 400 |
 2d best do. 200
 best 1-2 acre do. 200 For the best 1-2 of Rua Baga 200 For the best 1-2 of Sugar Beets 200 2d best do. do. LOO For the best IA acre of Carrots 200 2d best do do. 1,OO| For the best IA acre of White Winter TurDip'' 200
 2d best do. do. 100 For the best busel Clover Seed growth of 1S43 200
 2d best do. do 1,OO| Forthe best bushel Timothy Seed, 200 2d best do. do. 100 For tho best collection of Garden vegetables, 200
 2d best do. do. 100 For the best collection of Agricultural products raised by person exhibiting the same, 200 For the best collection of Farming utensils owned and used by the person exhibiting the same, 2,OOl
 Products Of the Dairy.
 For the best sample of Butter less than 30 lbs 200
 2d best do. do. 100 For the best sample of Butter not less than 20 bs 100
 do. do not less than 10 lbs. 100 For the best sample Cheese not less than 100 bs 800
 2d best do. do. do. 200 For the best sample of Cheese not less than 50 Ibs ono year and upwards old, 200
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29

Hossrs and sw1NE-Peter W. Mills Urel Futile, Roy- al Garfield, Bennett U Strong, George Cofing. DOMESTIC MANUFAcTUREs-Daniel Brinsmade. Sam- uel P. Boles, Wm Lawrence Eli Curtiss Dan Catlin. GENERAL MANuFAcruREs-Ithama Smith, Garwood Sanford George M. Kasson Demas Coe, Samuel Rey-- holds.
 TOWN COMMITTEES LitchfsH-cyrus Catlin' Charles Jones, George sfer
 chant
 Beh1e-Arvill Morrss, Thomas w. Gillette. George F. Barkhampsed- Hiram Goodwin Launcelut Phleps, Les-. Canaan-Ithamar Smith. Jno Franklin, Lyman Howe. CornaH-H Milton Hart, Benj sedgwick, Myron Harri- Goshen-Moses Lyman IT, Willard Gaylord, David Lucas Har0aton-Chester N Case, Truman Kellogg, David, Kent-poter W Mills, John Hopson John Smith 2d., Nss0 Harford-Thomas Watson IT, Timothy Jerome, Ira NsO Aliyrd-Rooyal canheld, Edward N Hine, David, NortoR-Robbins Batell, James Shepard saml w Plynnoth-John S; Warner, wm w Bull wm w wood-. Rorbury-Nathan Bradley. Josiah Bronson. Gideon, B. Salsbwy-Wmc Sterling Henrys Morton. Lot NertonJr. Sharon-A Hoehkss, Charles Sterling. John Chafee, Torringtos-Richard w Griswold, Lewis ThEali Lev.
 crit Futile.
 Woodou,y-Gideon Hollister. John Marvin Bennett U Watsrto,on-johu Nettleton Chauncey LDayton. John Washing gton-Herman Baldwin. c whittesey. Brips-.
 made.
 Winchester-Jehiel Coe. Lemuel Hulrbut 2d, Marcus
 Munsell
 WGSren-Frederick Coleman, Homer Sacket, Samuel
 Reynolds.
 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Wm Thompson. Cyrus Catlin, Edwin Webster, James Cooke. Philip Beebe. David Bulkley, Hen ryP Trowbricge. ding Secrekll.N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29

1lUgASWHhKS
 For the best plougbng of 1-8 sward land, per- formed within 50 minutes with rest of five min- utes with yoke of oxen, the team and plough to be owned by the competitor, 400 2d best do do do 500 Sd best do do do 200 best blowing above with pair of Horses. 800 2d do do do 200 Sd do do do 100 Discretionary premiums will be awarded on articles enumerated in the foregoing list, if thought desor- wing by the Committees.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-06-29
Oae FN2'M9S.

Dae Farms.
 For tho best cultivated arm net less than 50 acres lex cept woodland) the improvements to have been made by the present occupant, $15,Oo 2d best de. do. 500 For the bes do. as above net less than 20 or more than 50 acres, except woodland, 500
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21
r,e Loeo-Eoco Sn,iona, CONVENTION.

Our readers are well aware that the CHEF point
INVOKED in the existing controversy between the
Calhoun and Van Buyen divisions OF The Loco
Foco party, IS the manner in which delegates
shall be chosen 10 represent the People IN the
I1oeo-Foco National Convention. The follow
ing table, prepared with some care and upon as
accurate an estimate as we can form OF the sela
tive local strength Of the different candidates,
shows how importantitis to each candidate that
MS own scheme should be adopted.
TIE DISTRICT SYSTEM AND VOTING PER CAPITA.
S,z,>s Bufen. Calhoun. johnson buchanan.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

SUICIDE BY SHooTING.-On Monday last man
named Hart, supposed to be Thomas Hart, hired
a room in the house of T. O'Brien, No. 5 Bata-
via-see, and complaining Of dyspepsia said he would board
himself. This morning between and o'clock he came
down stairs and told the landsdy Mrs oBren that he
unwell and tired Of fe and after shor, time walked
the backyard. Soon after the report Of pistol
heard aud Of the family going the yard found
Mr. Hart lying dead TIE woodhouse with his brains blown
OUT aud scattered all around him, aud empty pistol lying
by MS side There 5000 in gold and bills found
his pocket. The Coroner held inquest and the jury
found that he committed suicide by shooting himself e
head with pistol
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

IL following letter publishe.. 10 show ,hs estira-
5 n when The Metallic abi-t Stror held in Euror-:
FEAcE L,ODEoS, rue Racine, Is Pans
SsSy lz' Inspector Of Surgical Inst 10 The British
.iR. GEu. SAUNDERS:
Der >l gs with .ngsh pleasure h2y- 70 assur- you Of
tiT OF its last consignment OF the Metallic
Itoiet Ia,1r StTcps Inch received sa- coa5ider Won
have 7Is o,op<h 10 the Iges; pitch Of Perfection and iaGs-
sceHt q eiT lncoaiest5le superiority over all Other Razor
StoS E on the Continent know Of none In En-
gland assssIE re same advantages You know my ale Of
t: rszos : c2uteTea your Stro7s now The osl
one recommend WITH NJ Eazqrs. CONTINUE 10 receive tb
lS t7rns testimonials Of is rn=.i; rot fr R.zn
but for mo=t kncs Of sUrglcai Instruments
Believe M 10 b., dear sir yours rrulr
w. L.CARTER.
e orgiaal at the above be seem with crrtifc,r from
cutters sHiand and also from the irst gentlemen Of th
coua il Is The sane aErcle thai received first premiums
year ut;er the Fair of tie American ihstitute
6. SAUNDERS Inventor aad Manufaerurer
ls2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

Necessary to cholce, I53
a number Of Districts in New York and Ohio
are set down to Van Buren, he having the Poiti-
cal Managers not the People in those Districts,
TO produce the desired result
Upon the ID Ballot the friends Of Mr. Calhoun,
expect to receive the vote OF Pennsylvania.-1hls
would give him los votes without any other In
crease. From good source it is intiInated, that
the vote of Pennsylvania viii in noevent be given
to Mr.. Van Buren.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL

CHESAPEAKE AND OHio CAxAL.-.A Iet,er i,o,,
gentleman FIederiek county MS fnesd IN dr. &
s7Is Ilst In dsan4-e doze tn eaas sy t rai, Of ~
N-tk aad th- iteshet TIE Potomac r-r errsa.i7
lareh - fvnds. doubtful tie WEitsrs e,-s
isther ihe De obtais~ for prrr. re,sJr
Hood Of las; week s2ost ,xlrzortIsssy ORE "a.
q tn Potomac hsTiag higher p0iei than B -
before been made kzo~H a day TWO viii d3as,l.., 80
b= Paot n Pois%sssoa oi aatbeate partleusrs as = -
gI;e=L Of ;b= Gam.s-s fg,lr A -, .o.t N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

UNr. Lambert Lectures this evening at Con-
cert Hall on Scripture History. See advertise
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

THE NAGict. PAIv ExrRscroR-Th,s g1.it 'alIe. q.
sides e every o bun sczt1 y ;te 1'tAI
u.ed, Ill al Ialn oB bruises 5aTs ad an
ontwan ans, with quickGrzx almost fn5ren lou y S @
IN ess. BuSeed Co.'S Job Printing One ~ ne oen
buildug mashed m, hand d-ad.uly Ia hsIpBg move PRESS
and all lhou he would have TO give NJ work when I
r u thls sllve. and the was st2S
Ie Immediately and i had i rszt ram or iI
convenience s!nce ani days entirely heaef
should b. kept every hoas IS general cGr SS'1
nt n, =: n coda af-strret iss Fnltoa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

About 1000 scattering votes were given, OF
which Henderson, in the Chicago District, re-
ceivod l,l6S; Marshall in the First, III; Cham
bers in the Sixth, 255, and Warren in the Sew
enth, 9S.
NOMINATIONS IN OHIo-The following are the
nominations of both parties for Congress in the
Buckeye State as far candidates have been
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

FRoN GuapALorpE.-Capt. Hinckley, of brig
RTa arrived this morning from Point P=ty- Guata0upc
S alt 1epofss h4; shocks earsquake continued
tr .has poet; the ruins OF The being removed
slowly Much complaint made regard the tist
ba,ion the rnoaey received from ssd 1- United
States, r only those owning houses receiving anything aad
tiey the saapv OF loan. Boston Traas. 18Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

CoNcERr-Ths evening the distinguished vo.
~as II Russell gives another OF MS delightful pe.iorsn-
Al tie Apollo Saloon, Broadway He will introduce
Of ms most fsyore compositions ses advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

~ Mercantile Library AssocintIon.-Ths
iibarv will closed for examining and tg account oi
beoks from Oct "a 10 Oct th inclusive All books arr
III Library viii remain oren for receiving Them, from seg
25- to sept eth dusRg which time books w be giYen
~
The Lbrn4n authorized remit THE nes d4< on I'll
books conformity with is On all books
not so re,urId The aes viii De- strictly exaced b order
Sis eodsGt- WA. VI. PARKS, Rec. Seer,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

u The Wing Committee which met at Nil
ledgeyill,, Ga. on the 9th, nominated a. H.
CHAPEL, ESQ., of BIB Co. as their candidate for
Congress, to fll the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Mr. Lamar,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

DEMOCRATIC " -tc NOMINATIONS FoR ALBANY
CouNry.-For Sh, III, Chrstophsr Batteunan,
Guilderland; for County Clerk, William Mix, of
Albany; for Members Of Assembly, Samuel Ste
vens, of Albany; Simon Veeder, of Cumberland
Levi Shaw, of Rensselaervle. Hon. WILLIS
HALL was chosen Delegate from this District to
the National Convention to be held at Baltimore
in May next D. D. Barnard, Substitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

The BEAUTY or NEw-Y Amidst The sala1 Of love
s City justly boast would an .rduouS task
10 select from the -auteous group the oyeeS, of the
y-yOut, wth all lis attendant, difficulty III. selection has
no" far ths iafy deserves the ute assuIe To tis
snoity Po X VIII De repair the American
pabhc Caterer hanngtor takes Benefit this evening and
among hos OF other attractions has secured the appearance
81 lady OF tranScendent Irsouiy :h- above ts
The Indian Brave Jockoset, also appears during the who'll
daY and aud his performance conveys very u-
slctve and pleasing information of lnii4n life The Con-
hsraton Of Moscow with Vocal ald Instrumental Con-
cert OF the first order the Fantoccni, eAd the Ehiopian
Siinstreis, demand full hOuS-.
F.hnstock, Vermifugs sold ryholesale and rer.ll II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

10 General WINFIELD Scorr, Commandments
Chief OF the T. S. A. arrived in this City Tuesday
evening, and has taken rooms at the American
Hotel. We also notice the arrival at the City
Hotsl of NJ. P.GEor, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenpotentiary from France.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

II The Yellow Fever has abated among the
crew Of the Freaeh Steamer OF Conner, s' .ing 81
Pa.scols There oaly belonging 10 her iicA al
IT. last date
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

yERy ArrR5PsIsrEsu, Coras-1 E.tfacl Of Sars'-
plr. TsI.diy i7In- the pacr al to hl rrcs zi.
cl-s cried Town bv ,hesa reuir, Is humrs Tie
People tie Ju3g IN TINS u4l,-f and hy tt.!f Feief-
rEce tor Colocs w sa pgsge cur oWn cdu-se knowing
Il 10 be The J!shf uIe.
All eau II this article only 81 fscu.ard >ret %. %
cents pr b one toAutol 3! Bo2tlyu u; ful;Ca ST.
Newark 32a B!oa,! 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

Dr The house No 675 Broadway did not fall
az has been reported in the papers. In conse-
ouence of removing the beams portion OF the
end wall fell, but the house stands firmly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

T. Ou- Of the srrlszt aic,.oEs 70 cad.ca s HoEa,
They occasion aHes telt ano5c cht.sn haa
or kGuws for add heuee the necessity % a:tcis t9
cure that caa b. relied IL ~ cesS; aud bee f'oud ~
t. ts rubc We have ssisu r-dY IN Fsmlrgs Nedi-
Gated Candy for W ornS, at Last say kiss !sTe NJ
Ter known oi future; and every o ls 7AHicu
Gaze of the health q thir children should KEEP this iudy IN
effect
Sold wL,aesa!e and r-tal :. Or. Oace 10 S,u street
linton Halt; also 80 Bowey 2gT HGdSoR Eas Broad.
''Iy; 2y2 Greenwich III Eighth avenue; o l2lst 81
AID 81 AZ. zfn, y. I. and Z. Randall. Jerse3 Cry
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

EAST IvDlA HAIR DYe-Wll-anfed 10 eot,- the bar an
shade. lrn j.; black light b5wn II i a1ite ey
C1m5G p. D., OF Hartford auhor Of Com'rlck On lli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CoUsT CALEyDAR-Ti1is day-Common Fleas.
Ss. 10. 81 p. a. . 27l o. 1876 Ias 30 81, D. 81 50
IL IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21

2i Cotland-str,et
& CorERT's BALM LIFE and Taylor's R.lSam Of
LIT=rwoG sold down town az q CoursEandt-st.eer.