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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13
PUBLIC NOTICE.

An article headed To the Public has recently appeared IN
several of the City papers signed Thomas Tuner, relative
To cure effected upon him by Brstos Sar,apara and d.
nyus made public the prints previously that he
cured by Sands Sarsapara and rhreas maine rs
brou. before the public III each of these articles feel IT n
concerned About the lat of July FIRST Of August, 1882
Mrs Turner the wife OF Thomas Turner, called
queStiag certificate from that tly needy, and
per persons TO receive the ben-fcenc- of Mrs Sands
they had advertised that e poor would BE- furnished with
their Sarsaparla By recommendation om either the Alder
of The Ward which they live, the minister oil the
Churl, where they were attendants freely such
Certificate upon which wax subsequently informed that the
medicine had been obtained. On the Jd of August Mrs Fur
called again wishing 10 write Certificate upon
which ubseiueitly Informed that tn. medicine had
been ob.ale On the sd Of August Mrs Tuner called on
me again wishing write certificate for them OF he
cue that had been effected by Sandss Saparila upon her
husband. rroe such certificate, embracing two facts as
supposed the Of the disease with which he had been
affected and the other of the tha. had been made She
then said that her hu band had taken the Sarsaa about
three weeks that his pains had all lei. him, and he had
work aud that b. very thankful for the that
had been effected. On the evening OF the 10th OF October
called Mr. Turner's residence and had few minutes con-
vcrsatiou With him relation his health; he told me- that
Il as rery good Inquired Of HIM relative TO III. effects oi
S,nss Sarsapara upon him when he told me that all ne
want. strength and that with this exception e
Sa<arails had cured him Such the facts In The case
and mus, confess felt utterly astonlshed AT the appearance
Of the article several papers denying the statement "c
h,d been made aud which fully believed as the said
.Tbomar Turner had l.sfifedto similar statement bsore
Tie Mayor Of ttts City. -,,.et>-
(Si.neD SEYMOUR VAN DuoEN,
Pastor Of the Methods, Episcopal Church, Duane-''.
New-fcrk, March 81. 1873
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LOUIS GAL.iBRUN

NEW PAPER HANGING. Window Shade
and Upholstery War House, No 81 Maiden Lane near
NassaS -etThc subscribers take this method OF informing
their customers aud the public that addition
their old No. 81 Maiden 8ne they have opened the
abovensw for the better accommodation of the
articles their line to call and their assortment be,
fore purchasing elsewhere g.. j. GRATACAP.
y 8. Country Merchants udords and Tenants par
tculy invited TO call and examine large stock Of French
and American Paper Hanging, and Transparent Window
Nd. So az yys
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o00 CASKS OF LIME, OF good quality $50
CUU casks of North River Lime.
100 barrels of good Hydraulic Cement.
ION hhds of unsIackc1 Lime, for manure.
Any Of it will be sold exchanged for grocene; dy
SOAP candies provisions Address BARTER at the office
of Tn. Tribune Nu
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IRELAND. IRELAND.
I
SECOND EDITION.
4 MEMOIR ON IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAXON
u n o. C..

By DANIEL O'CoSSxLL. NJ. P
With q Likeness II The .4a,hor. P,tce 5 Cents
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E'UhoPEAN HOTEL. Washington CJtv.-ln
IL consequence OF frequent mistakes BY gentlemen wishing
to stop at the European Hotel The undersigned ha, to,norm
Ms eds ana the pubic HI, house the formerly kept
oy Nh "er lew doors Of the Hotel kept b. that
gentleman. aud near the Treasury Buildings
Tins Hotel has been newly fitted mr. and furui,he-lsS
great number Of parlc with h-dsoos attached and we'll
cAlcn ated oT families and single gentlemen Board by DAY,
month and year may b. had prices suited to the tunes; aud
the subscriber pledges himself that possible attention shall
b. shown his guests 10 make iif residence with him
Portable and agreeable possible.
l,,,.O,, ~
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IIh.,If.I De I ,, ITIHCITThI
and last weeks April; also Circia any time obtained
BY calling the Rev D. Newell htitor Of the Christian
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Hartford FIR Insurance Company.
i LIRE INSURANCE AT the lowest rates by the
< Hartford Fire Insurance Company Incorporated lSlc
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PAPER WAREHOrJrt,

"
CYRUS w. FIELD, II Fultonsree,, New
factuers in the Eastern and Middle states with large and
superior of PAPERS and prepared to supply
Stationes Printers, Mafactu. Country Merchants
advantageous other house this Cy.m2s LIN
JMPORTANT-Ger Silver! German Silverl
i JAMES G.. MOFFET, l2l Prince street, New-YoIk Of
fe for sale wholesale and RETAIL 1900 lbs of German Sls"
at the lowest market prices. o
warant lar superior To any ever manufactured in this county
and fully equal 10 the imported. mhl8 I'm
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WHOLE NO. 6e5.


A TLANTIC HOTEL. No Broadway-ThiS
n w-llsrown establishment. formerly kspt BY Mesrs.
Mcneil. Seymour Wrn. c. Anderson will 5. rr-o,e,-l on
tn 18th instant under the OF WIN. {. Anderson,
Is present proprietor.
Is delightful location opposite the Bowling trccn and
steps from the Battery. we'll proximity the
Merchants Exchange Paul William, Erca, and other busi-
streets makes desirable residence for those
i;lns the city whether on business cr pleasure.
Noe expense pains have b spared by the proprietor 10
en.IF the tray.ler comfort and pleasant home
ne House has undergone thorough repairs throughout and
every room is provided with ne and elegant furniture
a balcony added, LEADING from the Ladies' P5Tlo ind the
snem,us Sitting Room into Broadway In short, thc Pro-
liisio pledges himself tat nothing shall be !5 Uncne thai.
car aid 10 the Comfort OF hi> guests.
Ana while he would here eNuus his Thanks to his friends
ami former cnstoners soeitS from them ami the public
is.ma' ana continuance OF ,htir ftvcrS.
dation OF strangers the 18th Instant
all s. WN e ANDERSON
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NOTTNG ladies SCHOOL, No. 13t Greene.
/ street.-the. and Mrs. J. 8, kIpDER Respectfully an
ensuing they viii oren The above number establishment.
for the seutee education of Young Ladies on plan N may
with religious aud moral culture aud ensurns Improvement
in useful knowledge
Til NAV application NAV be made No 90 Peiryst 90 Inn
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THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company.
Capital S3ooO0a, Office No. 81 Wallst This Company
continues make insurance against loss damage by e
Di.nIn
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OILED SILK. PATENI'. LEATlIER, Top
Cdr Dash Leather Eaanel ed La,ser' Nv iIys srsI
%sn a S1s 5ty Of goods Stocks
ohirs, Linen - " G0RJIM l25 Maiden lane up stars
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This long established aud we'll known Institution, hivinS
ins,r Houses Furniture Store NisrS,na, ana ryrTy de-
>cpton OF property against or damage bv r ON the most
favorable terms JOHN NELSON. Jr Agent.
mh III 2ln- Wall S,ra
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\ TERCHANTS' FIRE INSURANCE COM
vi PANI-Ohce No. IS Wal.srreei.-This Company
with Capita! of 500 BOO, merchandise
household nmttur. buildings ship, port and other pro
rrTy, against loss damage bv fTe the most favorable
Terms. JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President,
y " Muller Secretary. IS 2ms
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TANIILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
L Wilton Fairfield County Ct-Ths number OF pupils Is
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= Nonresident, advised that by late act Of The L.
sisature of Michigan Taxes made receivable AZ te
Office Of the Auditor General Detroit between the lSt days
Of March and September OF the year following the
anls on which the Taxes delinquent then sold; Two
This act requires prompt payment, but Is favorable ~ It's char
ac,er 10 nonresident proprietors aud viii nrDbaS De %
nent Detroit March 20 1873. BELA HUBBARD. al8 i'm
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IIOGRAPliT. &c.

cal postage
Discounts 10 Agents Pedlers and Others on all the above
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PICTURES from Pi!srim u 5
Il Pro.ress-Chstiaua aud Family, in the yallsy 81 as
Shadow of Death and Mercys Dream e1iolllns Tor
hort time az the Granite Buildings corner o az
chamber, stret (entrance III Chambers sI' .sS , -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-13

CTRAW BONNETS-S. {. SMITH. No. 5
- Blocker street near the Bowery keeps on hand aud manu-
features order all kinds OF Straw Bcnnets of The latest
most approved fashions.
Leshom Tucan and Straw II ITS cleaned and pressed BY
The old meol aud altered 10 any ha. desired Ladies are
nve % call and syane SIecimeli The work al1 lwE
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One superior En=lsh-mde Steam Engine of horse power
On. Upright of horss power with Boiler PIPES, and every
thug complete, which can be in OPERATION.
One Horizontal of horsr power.
One do and one Upright, each Of horse power.
The above all well fitted and good working order ana
will be sold, with without boilers, low aud on accommoda
ting terms, 10 close concern, by applying 10
,A SEEnlkt.k, i23 and l25 Attorney 81.
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NEWARK. \. J., April g, lS43.-LoST, on
IN FRIDAY evening. a Memorandum Book containing sun
drv Notes one Bond Mortgage, with other
pers not ecolleced of value but the owner Who
y.r NAV find the and leave the office OF the Tribune
will receive ten dollars reward and the thanks OF the owner
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TOOLS! TOOLS. TOOLS.!l
A LBERTON'S, CONGERS, HORIZONS and
~ GrroRp'J warranted Cast Stse Cocrers,, Cnrlepte5s
sale III retail of OSBORN * LITTLE, 80 Fulton steet.
per allowed to merch3nts( and who keep
on hand III assortment Of Coopers' Tools rem liyet'.
Truss Hoors, St" Jonters Stock Howells and Crozes.
Also, full a5Sortine II Hardware Cutlery Nails &c &c
CHARLES OSBORN,
j23 3mt CnARLES S. LITTLE.
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billiard ROOsIS. with Basstords celebrated
Is Iron S,te and Marble TABLES, No II Ann l9 Ful.
49,, .h OTIS FIELD invites his friends TO CALI or AZ 40
BtoalwaX Joining the OLYMPIC where RALf Pa BEN'A
R1trhn.s rooms contain rIYTEEN Tables. 21f I'm
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Rensselaer, Haven. Nalah Taylor. Corls. w Lawrence
j. Phillips Phoenix, William Couch Micah Baldwin,
John Morrison, B. l.. Wcolley, Nathaniel Weed
jose,h Is. Varuum, flaming c. Tucker John Rankin.
DAVID Lee Meiss {, Is .ujam,n John D. Wolfe
Caleb .. Hslsted. William w. Todd Ferdinand Suyam.
Henry q. Thompson, r. RAVENS, President.
LEWIS PHILLIPs Secretary. d9
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Fossm BRDs.--Letters from Dr. Mantell, of Lon
don, and Professor Danberry, of Oxford, 10 Profess
Siliman, of Yale University, mention the arrival
in England of the bones Of gigantic bird of the Os-
trich class, from New Zealand. The impress made
by its feet would be fully equal TO the largest track
observed by Prof. Hitchcock in the valley Of the
Connecticut. The arrival Of these bones in England
has tended TO produce conviction in the minds Of DR.
Mantel and MIR. Murchison the President of the Ge
olngical Society, as well as Of the other members of
the Society that the impressions in the valley Of the
Connecticut are genuine, and the birds, both small
and gigantic, once walked over the surface Of the
rocks in question, wben soft enough TO receive an
impression of their feet. The bones from New Zea-
land were found in an aluvial formation and ira
dition still exists among the natives that only within
century past have the birds themselves become ex.
tnct.-Boson Atlas.
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TAHEs N rHE CIR on Bosros.-Thc largest
amount Of real estate taxed to concern In Boston
is to an individual, 1904 600 who Is also taxed for
s3GoO personal property. The second highest
amount IS taxed to corporation, s572 900 the ,hfd
10 an individual s4S7 ,0J0 who partner in firm
whose personal estate is valued at $780, 90; the
fourth IS to an individual, s475,aOo, and he pays
tax on $4,000 personal property, besides his
share OF the personal and real estate Of firm Of
which he Is a partner, amounting to SCI. GOO
On real estate there are seyenty-seven ind-
vidua.s and companies taxed Tor more than $780,
600. There are hny-wo individuals and compa-
ME. taxed for over 500 900 personal estate, in sdd
ton TO real estate, and the highest on the list is
trust amounting to $500 coo; the second is firm in
mercantile business whose property is estimated at
$4SOOoo; two brothers taxed s250,O o each, be-
sides for real estate, and third brother of the same
family for s22O,0 600.
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consisted, which met after the sdjournmen,
of the Legislature, when nearly all the
members Of both parties had dispersed io'
their homes, aud when corporaps guard could
not have been recruited with drum and hie
through the town, even under the PdiJiohe
banner OF Martin Fan Buren, and The Spoiis."
Did il consist of a drilled Chairman, fright
ened Secretary, pensioned resoulion-monger
and country member TO throw up his ha, 90
behalf OF public opinion aud shout ripe la re-
publiguel for Martin is a third time our candi-
date, no matter how n! Or was this quartetio,
conce ntraled into the formidable profoitlons OF
one like the other man of the Globe ? Or was
it all hoax, as most likely il will prove ? Or
of whom or what materials was the Democra-
tic gag caucus composed On all this matter
the public like 10 be intelligent; pray enlgh,en
Us if you dare, Mr.. Globe, without pointing to
the names which were attached 10 the resou-
tons, ,rithouf authority Of any kind, and in
The absence ofAe indipidudiS lohom they pro-
Jess TO represent.
| have selected this medium TO meet the
Globe, because here on the spot there needs be
no splitting Of hairs or quibbing of words upon
The main Issue. 90. p. c."
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Death before S'nTender.-A letter from Aux Cages,
Hayi, dated March 2sth, TO the Edit Of the Boston
Courier, states that Colonel Toupo, the officer in
command of the arsenal at that place, after all his
men had deserted to the Patriot army by which II was
invested, seated himself in the magazine among the
powder and applied the match The explosion was
tremendous The arsenal was nearly in the centre
OF the town, and nearly all the doors and windows
within GOO yards were thrown open, and stones
weighing 300 pounds were thrown 500 feet The
arsenal aud fifteen other buildings were burnt, but
the wind luckily blowing towards the water, the
flames were stopped As TouR, had threatened to
blow up the arsenal several days before he committed
the act, most Of The inhabitants had deserted the
town.
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The ROMANCE OF REAL LFE-.1 Deserter En-
richsd-Ihe Manchester Times states that ga man
who was confined in the New Bailey prison for de-
sertiop from the army has recently been discovered
to be heir tn property worth upwards Of kl0u 900
Application made 10 the Horse Guard TO obtain
his liberation from Jail, that he might Immediately
come 10 the enjoyment Of the riches which fortune
has so Unexpectedly showercd into his lap; his dis
charge arrived, when he set at liberty His name
is John Fii,croi and he enlisted early in life into the
Royal Horse Artillery. 1t is stated that eco 900 of
the fortune will be paid to him in ready cash, and
the remainder in landed property in the Ieighbor-
hood Of Aston-under-Lyne at Staley bridge."
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IN relation 10 ht rcporai u The Land OGoe for N, W,a
on Dish 81 If Missouri tfom the torn Of Leripgtn
70 Clinton.
IN virtue Of the authority conferred on the Eseou-
tive by The third section Of the oct Of Congress up.
proved August the 29th, 1872 entitled "An sct for
creating land district In the Stare Of Missouri
and for changing the boundaries Of the Southwestern
and Western Land Districts IN said State I" notice J.
bercb, given that the office for III, Western Land
District Of Missouri viii be moved from terngfor
to the town Of CLrSToS, IN Henry county 80 coon
the necessary arrangements FOR that purpose be
made.
Special notice as 10 the precise dae Of rcmotal
will be gwen by the Register and Receiver.
Given under my hand, Al the city Of Washing
ton, this twepty-eiehth day Of April, A. ID
1913. JOHN TYLER,
BY the President
Tao III BlArr,
APPELLANTS Commissioner Gtntral land Office.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES.

TsxAsuxr DEPARTMENT, April rs, 1873
Notice is hereby given that this Department Is
ready to redeem all the Treasury notes OF the United
States heretofore issued bearing date on or ON any
day before, the first day Jay eighteen bundled aud
forty two. and which have become dse or shall be
come due, before, or on, the ihrtieth day Of June
eighteen hundred and forty thrse; and that accor-
ding to the provisions Of different acts Of Congress
interes, upon all the notes herein described will
ON the thirieth day Of June next.
Any notes that may be offered under this notice at
the Dcposi,ories Of the United States in the City OF
New York, or al the city Of Washington, or at the
Treasury, will be redeemed in money and not other
wise. J. G. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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FACE NEGRoEs.--Judge Stevens, at the last term
Of Prince Georges county court made an important
decision relative TO free negroes coming into tins
State from the Dis riot Of Columbia. Ii having been
supposed that the law of 1899 which forbids this
class Of people coming into Maryland " from any
State" repealed the law Of 1891, which enacts that
they shall not come into the State [" from any other
State, District, Territory"the Judge decided the
law Of 1889 do net repeal the law Of 1884, but they
80 pari passu. The Marlboro Gazette says: Upon
this decision several vioaors of the law Of 1881 are
now confined in our county Jail, to pay the penalty Of
the law .r
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REMARKABLE EscAPE.-As some workmen were
taking down portion of wall in house Bati.
more street. adjoining the Citizens Bank, yesterday,
a quantity of brick-work, composing part of a
chimney, suddenly gave way, and came hurting
ABOUT their heads; three men were surrounded with
the falling backs and mortar, struck down and par
TALLY buried in the ruins yet, upon rendering them
assistance, they were found to have escaped almost
entirely uninjured.-Bait. Sua.
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sS The Rev Jous G. Sm1H will deliver a Lee
'urc before the Ladies Home Missionary Society in
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 9th street on Mon
day evening, at before & o'clock, on Female in
huenee and power" illustrated in the life and charac-
ter OF Hannah More.
The public generally and the LADIES particularly
are respectfully invited. a collection will be taken
up TO aid IN the support Of Missionary in the Far
West.
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new copper mine has just been discovered in
Warren county, Va, west Of The Blue Ridge The
Investigations have been made by Captain John Pen.
man, who has spent nearly three years IN developing
the mineral resources Of that Stale The mine i,
said to be very rich.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-29

1rareilns to Buffalo md .Niagna.-Such are the
present facilities by steamboat and railway that the
traveller can now leave New York at O'Clock in the
morning, and arrive in Buffalo at O'Clock IN the
evening Of the next day, making the whole distance,
of $50 miles, in about sc hours, and at the trhng
expense Of some twelve fourteen dollars, or two
cents per mile--a cheapness in fashionable travelling
never before known. BY this arrangement a visit
can be made from New York to the great western
wonder-Niagara Falls--and the whole expense Of
going and returning not exceed $50
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nF- COLUMBIAN HORTICULTURAL SO
CiETf.-A meeting of this Society will be held at
the City Hall, Aldcrmcns Room on Saturday. OOH
instant, al O'Clock r NJ for the purpose Of re-or
ganization All the old members and the friends of
horticulture generally are requested TO attend.
sp 9s-N
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TIAs TEA.-On Cypress Creek, few miles from
Houston, shrub called Wild Tea Is found in great
profusion. The Telegraph states that the leaves Of
this shrub nearly resemble in iase, odor ami form
the leaves Of the common Young Hyson tea, that it
would be difficult TO distinguish them from IT,
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The American Colonization Society are pursuing
raise $4,000 by $50 donations, IN order
10 get entire authority the whole line OF the Al
r,can coast from Cape Mount TO Cape Palmas. Pas.
tors Of churches TO take collections on the Sab
bath preceding the 4th Of July.
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ny-To YoUso Mss.-Tbe third Of series Of
lectures to young men, postponed from the last Sab
bath on account Of the weather, will be delivered by
divine permission, in the First Presbyterian Church,
on q street, by the Pastor, TO morrow afternoon
Services TO commence at O'Clock.
The young men Of the District are saectonaleIy
invited TO Lc present
Appl ~.