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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12
DI ED.

On Tuesday morning, of consumption Frances, ccnsort
Of Or. Ambrose l.. White.
Her remains will be removed for nterment from her late
residence 3o3 Boome street Tomorrow morning TO the
place Of her nativity, Wilton. CT.
On Tuesday morning llth inst. Andrew Of Andrew
and Ciarisa b. Anderson the 9Th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral tomorrow 2th lnst at four
O'Clock p NJ from his fathers residence Harsmls Grove
street. Jersey City.
On Monday 10th Mrs. Rachel Jennings, Of Dandy
Tompkins Co. aged So years
On Monday, 10th inst, Mrs. Ann Crawford, rellc OF the
late VIM. Crawford, aged 81 years
On Sunday 9th after short Illness aged 81 years.
Sarah wifi. Of Abraham Richards, of this city
At Geneva n. Y. 3lst March Of consumption, Clara
daughter of the late Michael Magath merchant, CT this
city, aged u years
In Patterson, Putnam County, New-York, on Monday
morning April lO,h Mrs. Elizabeth Cow wifi Benjamin
Cow in the SD year Of her age.
At Newark y. j. the 9th inst MaGdaene Small aged
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th inst by Rev. Edwin F. Hatfield Thomas J.
Ford to Anna Scofcd, all of this city
A, Enc. Pa on THURSDAY last, by the Rev. Geo A. Ly-
on Mr.. George w Rible junior editor of the Erie Ga
zrtte to Miss Elizabeth X Spaford all of that CITY,
At Flint, Michigan, March 10, by the Rev Nh Brown,
Rober, r Aitken to Sarah Jane eldest daughter of Will
liam Johnston Esq all lately Of this city.
Al Granville III March DIST, by the Rev James A Spill
man. of Carlyle Ill. Miss Susanna Evans, late OF Dan
y.rs Mass.
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r. l. Gerard < Van Antwerp, AuctoneeTs.
A UCTlON NOTICE This Morning, at ID
loclock No q John street, Broldwayl Will com,
meme. the sal. of Mr. Gardeners stock Of French and
English China Dinner Sets, Sefed and Birmingham Silver
mounted Plated War; ivory handle Table Cutlery very 'u-
Messenger superior Manr Lamps Gir1,dolss FINE japanned
and other useful Housekeeping artclcpositively without
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Mr. H. RUSSELL will give his last but one
w copss5 @ s6lg fsoGP Mf ss
Ph f RoS Run RoetswaS M Pbe Oh Song
8 tie 81 . b. had p q, . vi re and Aisi
Music Stores, and az Nibloi Saloon. asst
WTINDOW SHaDE-WINDOW SHADES,
w OLIVER W. WooDFoRD, Is Catharinesrre-t, in
consequence Of former he has made enabled
offer for sale Of te IaEses, OF Window
manufactured article now s-lias nearly one half
former Price and as all goods: whether of american for.
b sacrificed TO sEsa. e5,enthsrefoe he viii edaes
the scarcity Of money Good Landsesr Shades al the low
p,ies Of IS cents pair Scroll Borders Lan5scarv and
80 S7-n fact, style and ds.criptioa OF shad@s
Gn 5 !. esi b. b,a sT Dealt ibi Merchants buying to
- No. GG-Blun-r Sign al2 IL
CRIMINAL HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH
v. GoyERSSMEST-Re published The Criminal
is[ IS the fal5i sn the tha tn vol o
1t f.mqq 9f5!asi GF 1HE 'hIi rqi,e Post
most shocking collection of incidents from the history Of
k}S, csTou s9 ens 81 s9i boo ~ Tribune
careful collection of outras perpetsted By the British
It contains powerful summary of INFLICTED lre
The book is NOT written in favorable spirit; still tells
great deal Of truth about English POLICY ,,-.
This book is very curiou, and will doubt great
' This Is bill of indictment against England co9!annS
Es . sie wholesale and jsts' REDrlELD Clinton Hall
nRYGOODS. USE-KEEPING ARTICLES,
~ &c-s s L. HOLMES. % John street, between Broad
and h Ff s and s%Ga
OF the best make family which they offer for sale
Irish Linens and Shcctnss from lowprice very fine
as Pillow Case Linens, Basley sheetinss 81 to Psi
Double Damask Table Cloths Napkins aud Towelinss.
Heayy Dam4k and low PRICED T3Hle L ps and
nance, best qualities
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Tribune Buildings, Ne"
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.


u THE CHEAPEST WORK EVER Published IN III,
UNITED SrArEs-The first part of the American Family
Magazine or General Ab-ac Of Usef, knowledge, WORK
emnently useful in families and calculated TO arrest the az
tenton awaken the curiosity and enghten the understand
ings Of the Young illustrated with 5000 EGralnsS p
completed in Is Numbers of 2O pages EACH at % cents
per number and each number will contain 200
~ Each number contains about 200 EnSra'ingi anu Is
sold at the low price Of p cents.
~ The SECOND EprrIoH of the first number OF this very
valuable work is entirely exhausted. The Third Edition VIII
be ready mex, week when the orders will be attended TO-
y Part Nv is just published
Part and each succeeding number, will contain 2io
pages and b. printed larger type, the Ensavns' much
finer and many Of them from original designs Number
will be ready on Il @ 18th day of April.
GREELEY & McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
NJ SPRING FASHION 1IATs.-Hats of the new
Spring Style will be offered and after Satu
day, 18th inst. oPENCEk, Halter.
mh2tf No O. Chambers ST. doors East of Broadway.
irETO pRINTERs.-AP Rfss,rAs Of experience, stead;
crate salary He one thar well acquainted with the work
ing of wood trigravlgS fine book work &C. be would Ike
chance perfect his know .tge of Power Pres-"ork Adj
dress w. ALLEN, III Of II. Greeley, Tribune Office
mills If
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE-Those persons having
Furniture Of description dispose Of or who are break
Ing up housekeeping will find ready sale for portion or
all Of their goods BY sending their address or calling upon
the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
At private Sae-Two rano ForteS.
jc20 If +. COTTON &C. l9 chatham 81.
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DY PETER FAIRCHILp, AactIoneer-
~ No 0 Spruce street.

ELrGANr ROSEWOOD AND MAHoGANY FUIsIrURE.-Wil
sell This Day, 10 O'clock l3 Geenstreet two dco's
below PrincetIcet, the furniture of a family breaking mp
housekeeping viz elegant rosewood piano grand action
with the modern improve rosewood and mahogany
chairs French and do); rosewood sofas and di
vans marble top centre table, marble oG dressing bureau
dressing other bureaus; and dining tables break
fast and TEA tables quaree tables marble top wash stand,
mahogany French bedeads looking glasses mahogany
r..
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BOARD N EAST BROADWAY.-Two gem
Dtemen sit their single gentlemen. be-
accommodated with handsome paroIs and bedrooms joining
together with board house of the first class pleasantly
located and where there will b. but fw select boarder. Re-
fences of the first standing given Rooms shown and terms
Rrfv street
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THURSDAY EVENING. 10Th

AuprsoN's ORSIrHOLoGy, REEss ENCYCLOPEDIA, &c
An extensive and fine collection OF valuable books consisting
chiefly OF English editions from private ibnrlrs embracing
Auiubons magnificent work on Omithology in equally fine
order to the one sold in December witt the exceptions OF LOCKS
cvcopeda II ,oswh many other valuable standard works
in tn. arts and Also, elegant ILLUSTRATED noi
tory ~ vols all the plates Memoirs sur les Chnois ct His
TON. de- Ia Chine % vols quaIto Campalsnes De Napoleon
d;IraIi- numerous en.rayings folio, Sc. al2 td2JN
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NTILLINERY-Nlrs w E. BAILEY, No. 42S
d,v Anil I,tb l8,s al2 St.
DANOFORTE, Of five and half octaves, in
L good order, for S28 at o8 WashinEton.st al 81.
DTGGY WAGON for $50, 10 close concern
u, good order ngwy lined Nth cloth mat WHIP &c
uYDR AuLIC LNlE.-O left at box 80, Me
cancs Exchange, will receive prompt attention. Free
e Ff s''S o. 'D ABjA SMITH the only
TUOMAS D. LOWTHER. Furnishing Coal
Dealer $50 Fouh-street, corner OF Thompson al I'm
no FANIlLIFS-Pale yellow Steam Soap, eX,
No. free from an excess OF Fosin and no lls OIL
"s als 81 anu " Hull SON 100 and le Clis
CHEATING COPPER.-lOo cases English,
n2 10 GR g is MiiSTURN 10 sou,h
PIO CoFFEE-Twen,y-ti five hundred bags prime
n s5'T 81 GR is M1NTURN CO South
WALTER FORWARD y a. w MARK,
w Attorneys at law. Pittsburgh. Pa ms ON
ECONOMY n DRESS.-aa9 Broadway, oppo
Il the Fountain would TO the community mat
crate prizes for which Sack Suouts have been afforded
and would solicit call from those capable OF apprcla,Ins
good work that they Judge OF the inducements Offered 10
those paying ready money.
ps4z IL + si D ND eis M
NOTICE. Gardiner, intending TO remove
" from his present s,ors, No 81 John street the rs OF
MAY ensuing will dispose MS stock of House Furnishing
Goods by Auction On Wednesday the l2h, "Wednesday
the 10Th and on "wednesday the 2S consisting oil r
CANT French aud English Chiua Dining Dessert and ca sets
Rlyway iron stone and real granite Dinner and
sets OF very elegant styles Solar Astral hantel and
Psror Centre LAMPS Hall S
of the finest quality and patterns silver mounted Shell
field and Birmingham Plated Ware handled huIres and
Foaks and by the DOZEN fine sannsd ca ays
Glass brouzed Britannia metal aud block Tin and
rra variety OF other articles. The goods viii be Irady Tor
usction With Catalogues each day before the sales ana
po.eIv without In the time the goods are
ofsrd at private sale a rial targans. ,,,.,,,
R. l. GERARD AND VAN ANTWERP
All ta26- .Ancnen--Ls.
rROTON WATER.-Messrs. WHlIStf , d
SIJENKINS PLUMBERS No. John-streei and No 70 East
Broadway would most respectfully inform the pubic ina,
they are prepared to execute all orders their line Of business
in durable and worknanke nerE woiS Nal-
sncd to give entire satisfaction and Pipes are so aid down 40
RESI- "a, strong Lead Timed Lead. Iron and Composition
Pines Hot Cold and Shower Baths OF ysoIs patterns
Lead and Brass Rotary. Life and Force Pumps
Wafer Closets and Red Cedar and White Pine
The Public are respectfully invited TO call and examine W
materials. ~ ,bs s;,I.-
walks.
The following certificate with Others, can be seen al me
M, FRANCIS J. WHrrsEy having been employee a. ~
COLLEGE IN the capacity of Plumber 1i19rcs s ~ his
s,x. thar rou the opportunity t:isre mao 90 .uds
r,ss in the line of business believe nm 70 DC
Of the confidence of the Public. rr, r.,1,.v.
THOMAS O. WALTER, Architect Guard Co ois I'm
Philadelphia, Feb y ist2'
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DOARDINC1-From the first of May next-A
ID gentleman and his lady or few single gentlemen be
accommodated with pleasant aud board 10 Orchard
sfr.rt. References exchanged al I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

BOARD IN BROADWAY.-Pcrsons wishing
ID Board in pleasant part of the City requested to call
at 6,g Broadway between Bond aud Becckerrte.s. Gem
temen and their Wives be furnished with paors having
scmey accommodated Rooms fer transient Bosrers Terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

BOARD WANTED-A Gentleman and hls SIS
Der wish obtain board private family residing ~
pleasant part of the City They would require Two rooms adj
joining connected BIZ furnished by themselves hnate,'
- =, ,,a -, moder,,. al 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

" The great variety of entertainments offered at me
American Museum is strong Involvement pefsons 20 PAT
ronize il The Giant Boy weighing nearly 300 pounds anc
only II years Of age such mountain OF ro5ssltF e.
nere, before beheld Winchel Ce1to, Chang rons sio
doom sc.
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DOARDING-A few geneel, respectable young
ID men can be accommodated with good board with with
without chidren) may be accommodated Apply to T. w.
Mrrceeau 2l He,erst. OF Forsyh-stre from ~ 10
Q ocI
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deon, sc.
~ NOW COMPLETE~A .Drcr1oyAEr OF Ants 5;
lt2 Psegs sd fP 5sE s. IRE
s. SC illustrated with 1910 q safSsT Pc s co. or
IN Tp THs PFC e,;os, of which the American Edition IS
now co,oui-d i ssuadou proof of ps5ssre;lns Is s,ll
nv cobned with genius and taste For all the eens Of ,ns
for thu ' ha, ss nnt
70 . BE sS%Rssd G'a" S sr
chants uds Of nn nsn Of an npuner em Of
and ali who desire to compartment something Of
supply g human ass s and ,, dn " h nTa
s "1el pss'sas5 a'a-
ZION as this We had it spoken OF IN high terms % lne
English press but had idea that it 50 co,nrrhens,se
TeT as u" bestowed on it It should have been
called History Of the Arts for II om h,nS 5l
GoSsf a s%a B hqaH,5r
APPLETON az FOG B,gsdSss 5a,s va in r res:
Sc s: FS ss & i@ + + II B. 8
teal Christian b sheroffe +, D vol ManI Rl, Off r.
s spines ssO'lS sc q 5ms s 90 oi Via
le%9 TIL New fsFifhss or ssgsn snS afil
wives OF England b. Mrs Ellis the complete Postlc1i
9s e. P S W9 @4l ~ Of ST. LIZ M 81
6me No Sense like Common Ss9<r by Mary hIw,,t az
lrp Frdnk
clish Dictionary Semons certain or les: ronin ac
and References Sacred story by Henry Melville b. " az
SICK HEADAcHE-Its should be re,s NH th1
eS hsadaehs in all CAS- [Se' iFo"
Wright. Indian Vegetable Pills are certain en-. gr Gt TE@ on
,ho.r morbid hunos which if confined the stomach are
the es Of and 1ss wssn Of the caed
teeth and many other distressing complaints and when ttk ,
n9 M circulation" and oTn "rSJn 1hi to ma1 parts m
BODY e 7 se i sEirY Glaa esJe Fills
nsnypa, hour m ,im S Fun" dresse e" organs viii b.
restored healthy tone and the blood so Go,nps;r{ Pun,
fed that sick headache or disease OF an; kna VIII DE- IN
" Gced devoted exclusively the sale Of the medelqe
No los Tremont-stce Doston and NO 1863 hace-',i.et
~ sPENcER's HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No 81 Chambcrs-street. Cd door east OF Broadway
March 3D. l8i3 mn
noon q bs s Ysiss E T5s
il 27ih street between the % and Sd avenues all IT.
F THE attention Of Gentlemen is REQUESTED to the Te
" sns in N the ' Fashionable Halter Wall Nassau"
Observation-Disclosures TO YOUR PosTs.-The
Ms5 Ta s%Ss, % qa t
M of boaiW Se@ Capt. Hart tie
G "t ury.e and dtier eminent speakers sinsi nT by
@ Mo[,r Williams and ya Sss for r the dscas
sion of business after the meeting BY order OF ,e Commute
of arrangements.
~ NEW WORKS received and for sale at The Tribune
Office: .,
Shakspeares Works. No. 80. z,
Rambles in Yucatan, vols. each. "
Ure'; Dictionary of Arts Sc. Part 81 w
Scenes in Indian Life, No. /, with engTavlngs .
The Rover, weekly magazine with beautiful enbehsh-
ment Nos and Q each -. os
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In the shin Delhi from Can.on-Mr. Appleton and MI.
Sears Of Boston.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, APRIL y, 1913
MINIATURE ALMANAC-TiIIs DAY.
The Sun. The Moon. Full Sea
Rises 81 Sets 80 Sets 81 10
Latest Dates.
London ...... March Havre. .Hiarch
Liverpool -. March 4 New Orleans .APnl :
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DEALE'S MUSEUM AND PICTURE GAL.
LERY-C. H; DEvoE, Manager.-Eyery day and evening
OF CHRIST Of % figures sta!usfy Ths Non.
private apartment She does not pretend 70 be- Fortune
Teller, bu. PROCESSES BY her knowledge Of Phyol9sy Phy,
Sciences to be able 10 instruct others Of good intellect She
will inform them ifthey married NOT, giving them
history past times the present and the future as she knew
them from birth She has connection with knowledge OF
Madame Adolphe account of whose imposition and nns
Admission the Museum Is cenchllen halfpIrr. f20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

DOARDING-Thre or four gentlemen can be
Is rnomoJ,,d with hoard IN srnteeI private family,
where there arr bu, few select boae One large from,
com with panre, attached suitable for gentlemen that
ia 70 room together For terms which will b. mode
,t" nnure at 81 Howardsreet Broadway References
ia'' M " ai0 lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

GA WATCHES LOWER THAN EVER.-ln.
Of rs reduction Of duties by he late arm
tn subscriber selling ais stock Of Gold aad Silver Lev
Escap-mrnts Lepin-, and other atcs Of new na
non former prices being mach lower than Lhey can Dc
bought for any other pl.ee the city Gold ascnss
bought, An watches warranted keep good Tune or u:
none t,ued Watches and Clocks repaired In the best
manner and wsrrsn,ed much less than the usual prices
$500 6. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Wa;ches snd JewelIy,
OH i.d Wholesele and re.si 30 w al -. up st.lfs
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pOARD-A family or few single gentlemen of
ID good morals can have board and SPACIOUS &c, 1907 rs pr
House and apartments unusually pleasant and agreeable.
alb Ky
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
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CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
'D'''s ,. ~ scrEycE, BIOGRAPHY, &C.

THE FOLLOWING rrEtlcaIioTip mi sSs 'AhA Al
M OFFICE OF The IRibusn, c;,-u,n.
p,;,3;nr, 100 Nassan-stFset' opposite lily nan;
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Sreithwai,e'4 Retrospect
of Practical Medicine and
Surgery, in Nos, each %
tLeibig's Animal Chem.
is,py. ditto Agricultural
Chemistry, each p
B,van on the Bee. =. 81:
Sparks Life Of Washing
ton. in Nos, each. Is
.Locke's Lectur- on Mag
ne,ism and Astronomy. =. ct
Life Of John c. Calhoun. l2t
Lift. Of the Duke of Well
Beauties Of Reverend John
Wesley 1871
memoirs Of Queens of
Letters OF Mary Queen Of
scots -. y
Shakespeare. Works, in
Nos. illustrated, each "a .,
1'h- Somers Mutiny ~ ~,
N.rt.p1i.fS nefpnce Ia
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ID DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 18th, lith and
Excessive SALE or RARE AND CURIOUS OLD ENdLrsH
BooxsThis large and curious collection OF ancient anu
English books embraces great and uncommon
variety Of the writings of old authors and will be found 20
number of sarce works by writers ot the oth
18th and 7h centuries among which fine specimen:
OF early PRINTING! also many strange and curious theological
and controversial works; original editions OF eminent authors
in history philosophy poetry biography aud lighter itsa
ture great number OF folio volumes poinsely embeli,shcd
with plates. Also variety of old English novel, and fo
nr;nt - alp 81
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WANTED-By young woman, situation as
w Chanbemal or 10 do general housewck IN rsI,ct-
able family can give reference TO the family last lived with
inquire n No Is C;r,ni-Str-, cI22t.
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DOARD-A gentleman and his wife wish per.
ID manp,, board with unfurnished ROOM from the LIST of
May, with private family, the side OF the town,
Seventh Ward preferred Terms moderate Refer ence given
required Address A. and left the Office OF this paper
with name and residence. al2
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BOARDING sCHOOL-At New Fairfield, Conn.
Dby J. PECk.-Th- summer will commence on the
ls OF MAY Terms so for % weeks including tuition board,
ashn: mrning fuel and lights. For further information,
refer NJ w McChesn.y, q Pike ST. L. Brooks, 1873 Full
81; Rev George Peck 2O Mulberry The Principal at
NJ. W ncChesnpy's % Pike 81. all w.
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( W ANIED-l26 Nassau, a partner with 10 500
dollars, IN Grocery store, well established. doing
excellent business Ac wanted situation for farmer with
hes. recOmin eiidaon> all De-
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ARDIN(i-Families, also few single Gentle.
ID men can be furnished with paTlo having bed and
attached and nll board with breakfast and
81 pleasantly situated opposite College place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

w ANTED-An American. Scotchman or Eng
lishnar As Gardiner and TO on Farm tn.
Country u miles from Newiork Iaqu. No 81 Nassau-
y, Y. all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

c,O E00 WANTED, on bond and mortgage,
.DC.cUO on an unncunberd and productive property
near this CITY, worth treble that Particulars most ample
and satisfactory respect may b learned ny applying
to EDWARDS & FAYERWEATHER, IL Liberty st.
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WTANTED-A pTous man, expecting to be out
w oiempoy for month or two may have his board and
dress, stating residence, r. N, at this Office. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

Alison. isis,oryef E aicB 2,
Thiers's. History OF uls os
Ereneh Revolution, IN Nos-zo
Pictorial History OF the L. AZ
states, in Nos, each..ii =
O'Conaell's Memoir On Ire 81
land :. -
The Book Of the Navy III a.
Nos. illustrated. zach. %
1rvinS's Rocky. Mountains p
Ba1,ss,s Csbool y
Glidloa's Ancient Egypt. p
Tres Dictionary Of hyts.
sfanufactures, Mines, &c; ~
IN Parts, each %
Bande's EncyclcPedis, IN :,
Fs,mers' Encyclopedias, IN
Eacyclopedia Of Geosra-
pby. 10 Nos, each ;. %
GsJ,'s Elements OF Nat.,-
II philosophy. illustrated. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two reSpe ctabe Wo
good Cook Washer and ironer; the other
as Nurse, Chambrrmall Q. Waiter. Good City references
given Apply AZ No. 1911 Mott-st front basement all St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

III TO LET-HoUSE, STABLE, &c. on Fort
f:.:Ss Wasmson-A House with outhouses. garden and
~ about 20 acres of Land viii be leased for year
cheap The house furnished and will be let with or with
ont the Furniture. Iaque 81 Williamstree corner oil
piu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

The LIVERPOOL will sail from Liverpool on the 18Th
June aordng PERSONS wishing send for their friends
favorable. opportunity of having them brought i'll her
any of the regular line reasonable and thos. wish
ing remit money ay. drafts for amount PAYABLE OIL
demand in ali the princiJ. towns England, Ireland Scot
land and w aes. .r,,
The Packet ship SIDDONS will succeed the LlV t.R
FOOL, and sail 18th Of April. all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-12

GENTLEMEN and their wives and single gen.
VI -men. b. accommodated with board and pleasant
rooms in Stat street South Brooklyn between Henry and
Clinton streets five minutes walk from the ferry. Enquire Of
VI Robinson at Bank of New York al0 81
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! BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be had at 80
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SPRING DRY GOODS.

With complete assortment Hosiery and other Goods suited
to the trade all Of which they invite the attention Of ur-
chasers Cash dealers will find their interest TO call
Md S. n intend keeping constantly on hand ,uli
supply linen and cotton Sheetngs Table Diapers ana "a
masks Counrrpa- Blankets (or bert OF vessels AHA
ers and sckabsck Toweng Masters Of vessels and steam
boats may depend upon good goods and at lowest market price.
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DOOMS TO LET.-Two rooms at No. II War.
n r-rs, to single gentlemen, in small private family
where there 10 boardcrs. All
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