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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

YUcATAS.--An extra of the Newt Orleans Tro-
pic of the lith inst. contains Commodorc Sloorc's
official report Of the action between the Texan
squadron, (soop of war Austin and brig Whar
ton,) and the Mexican steamers Guadaoupc. 4
guns, and NIontezuma, guns, on Sunday the
30lh ult off Lerma, on the coast of iucatan,
which appears to have been sort of draw game.
The Captain ofthc Nlontezuma and II men were
killed. But one shot struck the Wharton, which
killed t,co men and wounded tour.
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bItLFLF.I Z NJ FI-I.tt IT.
THE WHIG ALMANAC FOR 1S13-44

The WIG ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGISTER
Cor the year la3 published The Office Of the NewYok
Tribune in the city Of NcwYor;. As worl; Of convenient
reference for Families Merchants and Mechanics, the Wing
.4anno and United States RegstcoT 1913 viii be found
superior any other winch na be obtained IN the market Tor
any thing ketes7me money BESIDES Life OF Henry Clay.
complete Calendar al States, tables of Eclipse5 and
other astronomical cacuationS much useful
reading matter found ordinary fifty volume.
lis tables Population Of the different States and times of
holding Elections and Election Returns OF all the States
subjects Of permanent usefulness Ever family and
Office in The country ought have copy of this
useful work hanging convenient place for reference
Price only u! per COPY Pomaers and others remit
ting 81 Will receive Twelve copies per mail.
10 The WHIC ALMANAC for S3i viii be published in
the month o: October 1913, and will contain immense
amount OF useful reading matter ard valuable Political Ag
ricultural Commercial and Manufacturing Statistics.
The price Will b. the for the yearGi3 l2
lnx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

TALLow.-Furtller sars IS $50 los. Western Rendered
at &C. cash Little prime in market 1t would COM
mand Z! a =.
LEAD-A sale of 200 pigs Missouri was made al s2a
cash
BEEswAX.-smalI sales Southern and Western Yellow
HEMp-Fur,ber sales Of Manila $3.50. aud 80 tons
Russia Outsho, at slec 6 mos
LEATHER-TIe demand Tor Leather is far and Prlces
Provisions mas been some imorovsmsnt m
Pork to-day; quantity coming ~ os'"s zoo 500
SIs o,io V. have been made a; - SO, and 800 10
100 do pine az IS lot OF $50 bis Prime sold at -
ard stock very nuch reduced Sales 400 hbis
5rr Mes; S. Lard sill que;, but at low rates. there
dsposi;ion purchase Butter and Cheese are without
cbange: sales $50 packages Grease Butter at 93c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

ShS> U~suc on auction
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY r,-rSTNGS.
MAY 2ith aad 18th, al II o'ciock
GREAT SALE OF RNRE t>p CosrLv gook.-A reh c.l-
lection of choc Books consisting chiefly c he S,t
and ie<irahle many important old .ad siri,,
English publications. fny OF them rarely be ucs with on
sale II this country.
Among the COLLECTION Camerons Baths OF tx Aneieat,
folio, e plates; Rashwoyhs Historical Colleetens 5Yol,
folio, best edon CStrou and Ro>sillr's Roman History
vols olo Goods PantoioSla, - vols, Syo, tine copy la
Places Sscagique Celeste BowGchs translation, vols,
Suarto AndsroaS British pcxts vols. ine calf Mon
stelvtS Chronicles 2vSis; Nations splendid colored Views
Of the Cg o Dublin, roys folio: Golfers Great Historical
Dictionary, vols ioo; Battle Scenes and Memorable
Events oi the ESqch Naou. Nryr plates, olio Brants
History oi the SetorSaou vols, folio, Geshars Life
and Times, voiS Nmcrpye Cookies History of Party,
yols State Iua>, vols folio, ne copy; Historical Views
o;ie Ga;hedrs ci London -raRd W0rk, l22 PLATES olio
Hikcwes Tour ~ Italy g Splendid Views folio; Phys
on,c Portraits Epnrst Nen o all loo fine portraits
vols no rich bndn.; Ssce Railway Fctee ito; Hoeles
Orlando Fprioso, vols $ro fine cory: Roseoes Italian
Novelties vols Syo; Smith, History OF Athens vols Svo;
Muymves lr>h Kebelhoa>. ros Life and kSplolis OF
Lord Ne.oq folio co!oTcd la'es; A:oehls Works tol9;
tsi,imeg, History ot the Gilman F-mpir folio; Wo9:-
Travels Africa vols best edition, with fine enSrariugs,
vols, icn. WhakerS Universal History, vols, ito Eieh
bndeg East ad1 Military Calender vols ITO, hne bind
nS Chctesla Works. >pen.d copy, with plates By Bar
toozIl vols 40, Woed's History ot the Origin and Build,
lugs OF the Ancen ioc; CSlln>s FurcSc. 40, colonel
plates; Hsnke>worthS Noyaxrs, vols ITO.
Also magnificent embc.lise, Works Scenery Botany,
Natural History, Antiquities, SC.
Catalogues u'ady.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

SHE BUILDING At HoNG koNG.-The first yes
sci built at Hong Kong since atisland came into
possession OF the British, was launched on the 9TH
of February last, and is called the Celestial. She
is about 50 tons burthen and was built for the
celebrated Parsee, Sir Jcmsete Jcjeebhoy -steboy,
OF Bombay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
WILL BE PUBLISHED on
Friday Morning. Nay &c.
NO. ". OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE,

GRIFFITH'S CHEMISTRY AND DALTON'S
PHILOSOPHY.
Chemistry of the -Four ancient Elements.
FIRE, AIR, EARTH AND WATER.
Founded pon Lectures 3erered Eefore her MGjecy The
Queen b., Thcmss Ci6ffhS, Lecturer CheaHStTpa at
81. BGrtioiomeg'S Hospital. illustrated by upwcTa Of
20 EHgrGrings.
This Essay t- Chemistry oftle Four Ancient Elements
chiefly intended Cor those who have stuffed the ci.nce
Abruse details and theories avoided useful and interest
information supplied aud instruction united with enter
aiEnen Explicit directions given respecting the
fonnsnce Of tie Experiments.
The Eook of Philosophical Experiments,
Rgust1afng he Pincipal Facts and Curious Phenomena
Of Electricity. Gatcanis1n, MGgnstism Chemist'y Or
Science. dad ugwards Of 300 EIpeTiments BY J. ;.
DALTON.
9 a person who Performs Expermen; and thoroughly
understands theHaturr OF H. Will hardly forget The pn-
cple illustrates. IL has been the Object OF the winter 10 IN
troduce only such experiments be performed with sim
pie apparatus and such may D. easily and cheapiy pro-
cured" Extracts from The Preface.
u The books above named have met with a rapid
and extensive sale England and be
uar in great demand notwithstanding each Is sold al
about the pce Of the Of both works together
the edition printed in the Series Of Use Books for the
People"
The works neatly printed, clear type with
about $50 EmsarG and together sold al the exceedingly
low price OF % Five copies for 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

FIRE At EAST BRADFonD.-Thed dwelling -housc
and Tannery buildings OF Stickney & Balch, at
East Bradford. we're destroyed by fire yesterday
said 10 have been occasioned by boys playing
with fire near the premises.
LNewburyport Herald Of Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

CT Bishop liuGHEs announces his intention TO
the Clergy Of his Diocese Of ombarking for Eu-
rope Immediately after his return from the Pro-
vincial Council at Baltimore. We wish this ex-
celent and enlightened Divine prosperous voy-
age and safe return. Albany Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u We learn with regret from correspond
cnt at Watertown, who writes on the Goth inst.
that Hon. WILLIAM I,uGER, Senator, lies danger
ously i'll at his residence at Watertown, with but
little if any probability Of his recovery.
Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

n The Albany Argus Of Monday says:
.eyenty-fiye persons of the Mormon faith passed
through this city up the Ere Canal on Saturday,
destined for the city OF Nauvoo, H. They were
principally from New-Hampshire Some twenty
If them were from Lowell, Mass"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

MAPLE SrCAR.-A gentleman from the West
ern part Of Massachusetts informs US that very
little maple sugar has been made thus year-the
transition from Winter to >Pr1ng having been too
sldden to bring out the sap. Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
UUB EE VIII
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.
VIII he ready on the Isl june.

T tI-N'r-f7'I-@i''
WIZ he ready on the Isf June.
n7- The CHEAPEST WORK EVER PUBLISHED N THE
U1rrEp SrArEs.-The first pant Of the American Family
Magazine; General Abstract of Useful knowledge work
einenly useful in families, and calculated arrest the at
ention awaken tie curiosity, and enche the understand
ng the Young Illustrated with 5000 Engavngs To be
completed G Numbers Of 202 2O pages EACH al 25 cents
per number and eachmlr viii near 200 Engrayings.
" The Third Edition OF the Third No. is printed,
and orders for all the back Nos. can be supplied.
GREELEY McELRATH Tribune Buildings
FEyFG ATn AGge >, IS srsediy cured i,y Dr. OsToGd's
been perfect, restored by this medicine when all other
dies have failed. lis operation simply suspend the
disease for timc bn purify the system and
sound and perfect heslh TO be found 90 John.siEeet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

A REVEREND ScouSDREL.--Horacc Fleming
Methodist Preacher in Branch County, in this
State, was lately arrested on charge of polygamy,
and on the examination plead guilty and was com
mittcd, but afterwards made his escape from the
officer who had him in charge. He Nlillerite,
and last Fall left his wife and family at Utica, Ny.
and came West TO proclaim the speedy coming of
Christ, He passed himself OFF as single man. and
cons,lmmated his deception by hcartlcssly marry
inc respectable young woman of Sherwood,
Branch County, while his wife in Utica was
mourning his absence. He formerly belonged to
the Ohio Conference, and travelled for several
wears on the Pcnfeld Rochester and Cleveland
Circuits Detroit Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
DYSPEPSIA

informed that
OLIVER Hal STEAD irls resumed pract,ce
Since the publication Of his book he has made such addition
al discoveries induce him believe, that he
the obstinate and ycteate matter OF how
long standing.
lie has associated with him DR.. II: BOSTWICK Of this
city whose medical aud surgical attaEmcais duly appre-
ciaird by The public Is Chamber street I'd hoese Of Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

~ SIX Synods and PreSbyteries have pet-
toned the Old School General Assembly to take
the proper steps to alter the Constitution so as
no, 10 prohibit marriage with deceased wifes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u Two hundred and thirty three buildings
are now erecting, or have been recently CON-
pleted in the City of Rochester. Among them
are two meeting -houses-a Methodist and Ger
man Catholic
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
POSITIVELY ONLY
TWO MORE EXHIBITIONS
1rNpREEE MED ATTRACTION.

tIKt.NT NUN Ed L
Ar the corner Of Broadway and rhrteenti ''rs%t' IN
NTESSRS. RAYMOND WEEKS X co. Will
S connp. to exhibit their Ienagere being composed OF
the New York and Phidepa Ca[a'Ins oEe'Psr PsnSs %n
ne unlr ar:s airy and spacious Pavilion, capable OF
conainins ten thousand Itrsoas, WEDNESDAY 2ith and
Open from to u o'coc \. NJ, IRON too, and from u
To 10 o'clock, p. NJ. -,
Admittance 25 Chilgen under 10 years OF age i2
The performance of Herr Driesbach the encounter with
lar Brazilian tiger the Harvesting an driving ot maJeSc
Lion and his entering tho den OF the IONS Tigers eopardS,
,nters &C. congesated together subdups and Gontr2nS
them stand, unriy.lis Upon these two days, herr pes
zach will adtonto his other performances iced m, ~,
all ,I,-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
Public stock Exchnngc. May 23.
SECOND BOARD.

$1,000 III 6s 70 .b'w 32 50 shrs Island r. bio 81
1000 do do -. bio 32l 275 do do. ......... 52l
1900 do do. bio 322 so do Canton id aft op %
o6O0Ia 81 binds 25y bio 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

15- To Printers in the Country.-A young
man work Joumeyman Printer in New-York
wishes permanent situation country Office yo;k
manly cise aud will be with moderate wages
either by the piece month. II4 viii enGeavo give
his employer Address H. Greeley Editor OF The
Trihu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

who =, II wears old p inches high we'll formed lively and
Hg Also hat hat Prince Of Comic Drossis,; Dg XALENTlNE
The Great Model of Paris Also Mr.. H. SHERMAN. Miss
ADEI AIDF PHILLIPS, the living SEA DOG and the
MYSTERIOUS GIPSEl GIRL. who may be privately
consulted regarding past times present ana future al an eN
Also Abino Lady Glass Blowing and 500 600 curosities
eyer evening clock, aud Wednesday and
SATURDAY afternoons ococh. Tickets 25cents Children
under 10, half price --I "2 = -
DEAI.!.'S New-Yorll Museum and Picture CIallc-
I ry Broadway opposite City Iall.-Alr. II. BENNt.i
Manager has the that he has engaged the
following eminent artists;
Miss s ADAlR, IN. much admired SongstresS
Miss BI \ Nc HARD. the Greclan Juggier-SS:
MrJ W EE.KS, the cclebraei lrish tomic SINGER. ~,
Master HENRY onl six years OF age wonderful Smo'
who sings. dances, poSturs &c.
LA Pr,TITE CERITO the graceful D2nisuse s....,
Enormous Serpent, large Sea Dog hieodeon S"incss
Twins Splendid Picrs Gallery, and halt million "i C"-
D,y performance on saturday afternoonat 3oclock Even.
inc snert in t, Lecture Room commence at
O'CLOCK Admission ONLY ONE SHILLING! my2
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PORT OF NEW-YORK, MAY 81, lSl3
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Risss..I IS Sets. I 10 Rises. .moFnl As Even . !.
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London May HayFl a.. Nay Ma; :,
Liverpool. Ma! : >eM ot'g als :, :. : : a! -
Shin p.oh,. s,n,,,, f;thSsGi R1.'an 1 ws,mo,e
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,5s se'' L s'"'sss' 01'S N'ysa''''' s'"Ss' ''s',
% pr,,rr
Eremso bark Charlotte, + !ors "a d5 frm Bremen. with
,,, r,o5s, 70 To,sa;:. = Psy.i,,teit
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u The present number Of students in the
Theological Seminary at Princeton is lO9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

FRosT-Wc learn that there was frost at Sta
ten Island on Sunday morning last, May 2l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE
EOLIANS.

T,HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY beg leave to
FAREWELL CONCERT which will be given hi h So;
Z ''-' 49, '' PRoGRAslAlE.
ouarte,reDlow on BLOW on E gir2tss see !;er Eiser
5dST6 55iSf6sy lfiib Is DFi%s E@igrs@ La%@n ps"i
Iome c4ling up the scenes OF bis childhood under
the painful reflections Of buried his wife and chand
what his feelings viii be N America. w.bh
on,,t.eLetus Al nnitra s Se,0,D he Hutchinson
Solo-Wr are all Cutting v iisi,, fustr,
Quarte;eThe Mountain Buse :; .fie"lit
Snlo-lhr Stow Storm De>criptvel.. hutchinson.
The Wild wind swep; the mountain ; hight,
And pathlrsS the dreary Wild,
1>" a i,'5i mother wandered VIII, he's child,
As through the dfilted snow she pressed,
The babe was sleeping on her breast. s,-;,,.. a.,
moter while wandering wiki her child The Green
MOUNTAINS OF Vermont in pursuit OF her husband VINO Ga
v and FAINT and cold at last sunk down upon the
and after CAREFUL wrapping her infant child IN her ciodk
s %p%n @ @ n TIN o'hoFb hs bodies Si 's Ml , discovered The the
morning by traveller who unfolding the robe that enclosed
hc tt babe found stii 4liyc aud Smlie playing on Us
cern,e4nce He Immediately carried it 20 ling 9gd its
liz preserved This occurred m IN i l 2 i I9li vlGm, G:a n'
Quartettc-Peaceful Ssumb-rng ''''e
ua,tr,t.-oh tn. Merry la f!ai,tst 'Hi Wsba
soIo-Ihe Nice Young Aian l,.,,ii R"..a
Sclo-Tie Maniac ;.'- n .',t ,l
POSITIVELY will b. sung this evening by one Of the Btoihgis,
who tie last evening excused account o severe mus
j"aF,ss:, wee. Home receive Arranged by Hutchinson.
FnalvTh9 Old liraite S'aG 50 p eSnia2'Ts ;d [ J,,s
from David 70 Asa, &c =; hutchinson
We have come from the Mountains ac;,,
Tickets iifty cents b. had Ar StSton * q. 'n
music sto-, of Hewitt A!le aud Dubois ana at e o'o ."
Thursday evening. r,g?9r
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIiN.-1'he
" l8h Annual Exhibition is oFen from 9 A. 'l u.
u dnit,snce 25 cents Season tickets so cents Cstaogus
l2i cents. s 80
GRAND TEMPERANCE FESTVAL,-The
7 Tn. Marshall and Lady Marshall Societies viii give
c,nd E-sva of teIf irSt hici VIII
taia place on THURSDAY EVENING. May 25dl, at Coz
cert ftei iO6 5foadwaT
3 for his Festival The fables viii l sbandantly sup
rog has been provided for the dcposn Of h.ts and gar.
m.nts Every e1ert.on will b. mad. by the Committee to
rn.k- ,is Ferva excel got tilis As
lIrn tickets has been ISSUED and la- number
,uosed Of would b well fOf those who have not procured
their tickets 20 do 81 once.
Tickets to admi; LADY ant gentleman shngs slngle
ticket 80 centso b. had Mr.. PattsOn corner VI
ard Nassaufeers Mr Coachmens,J1 Rynston str:~t r.
-batlud I2g Iiberty-sert MIS- Shephard 1913 crosby
street and Mrs. Tear's, 50 Beiford-.t,eet.
J.C. COACENOE,l
A D. WILSON, Committee ot
J. z. BARNES, Arrangements
ri
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
II .yinGo,y Shade Ucnot;! No. Z snruc

strcet.-.No Italian Humbug.-Ihc best Of .im,rican
Window Shades painted by artists native and ornGn) OF
talents. All shades painted with the best
ofo color and warranted 10 wash and not fade Shades
painted the shortest notice. Interior
decorations executed most magnificent style very
duced prices Painting o al! kinds done order In fact al
works Of art can be produced tbs establishment.
El2l lmis BAPTOL x Do MAURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
~ Rcf:i.crators.-REED

u INSTRUMENTATION RI s SMITH. the invent
patentces aud manufacturers of the ar-;amed Ventilated
RerccrltoS have after of experience and unumerabie
trials perfected article which they confidently believe will
satisfaction thoS, who purchase They
struccd the philosophical and scientific principles
ard arranged that every arte can Gr kept N an apart
ment By itself so that impossible for thug of
another which MAJ he the Refrigerator, without lis
cooling properties being impaired Please call aad
InN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

Il A laborer named John Ryan was crushed
to death by railroad car at Boston on Monday.
The sad accident was partially the result OF care
lessness on the part of the engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

i Three persons, named Stephen Bush, Solo
mon Henry and Chauncey Eastman, broke out
of jail at Geneseo on Thursday last, and made
their escape. The Sheriff Of Livingston County
offers a reward for their apprehension.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

COURAUD'S HAIR ERADlCATfNG POW
u DERS r for sale ths city only the or,s,lai Office.
u Walker street door from Broadway 81 Per bottle
Persons can the article with the happls effects.
, Or
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH Richards Auctioneer.
- lae Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
TO Be PUBLISHED on TUESDAY MORNING,
SHAkSPEARE'S WORKS,
Pnce Twenty-Five Cents.

This nuube comprises the Plays Of Tr0iIus and Cres
sda Tmon Of Athens, Conolaaus, Julius Casa- An,ony
and Cleopatra The work viii be completed In eight
s al Twenty-Five Cents each and ill b. erbeIlished BY
nineteen echnGs steel Il will form the only perfect ed
ton published in the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
When Canton was taken, there was II


thina incen>e,! the Chinese the BlS as The
mary proce, by which The Jack Tar5 deprived the Celestial
exqnisites of their lon: ahackn them oil with their dull
cuilasses without saying. by your leave The subjects OF
the Brother of the sun, had heard of jGyieS idir
Tonic and therefore their grief the loss of their long cher
ishsd and carefully cultivated ques, not surprising Had
they known the extraordinary virtues that composition and
bee, able procure their would have been turned
intojoy for aSurl the second produced by Us lni
ence would have bct i finer Than that Of which their heads
had been ruuied We understand that DR.. jayne hes sent
quantity China and have doat witis"o
be IN .reat demand there.
sold at wholesale and retail By 4. B. D. SANDS Drug
csts No 70 Fulto->trcet OF Gold. Also, sold by a.
Il. SANDS s, CO. No. 273 Broadway ID. SANDS Co,
No n Egst troadwav Iny20 Gts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

OLD JAVA C0FFEE-Roasted and Ground
" Prices reduced from lad per 10. We offer this cot
lev 10 the public with confidence has been selected oF
family and be surpassed In richness of ravor
Also full assortment OF Teas of the CROP for sale the
Sugar Store. No. Is Bowery.
m, Inns. =. Y u.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

Death or SIR CHARLES BAGor.-The Cana
dian Loyalist of Friday last announces the death
Of Sir Charles Bagot, at an early hour that morn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

TEN FOLD ATTRAC-
TIONS S-OEERtLOW-
ING SUCCESS The
larye aud Increasing crowds
which have throuced the
Museum during the last
week, induce the Manager
10 announce a re.engaSe-
ment, for one week longer,
of the same splendid at
fractions. with several ad-
ditional novelties. includ-
ing Cen. TOM T HI VI b.
l. ~ Mn,,l.rtul nN,arf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
". $. MOODY &CO.

DRINT TWAREHOUSE-R. F. LEE tformer.
IL of the firm OF Lord & Lees and L. B. BREWSTER,
under the firm of E.f, BREWSTER have established at
ll3 Pearl-strcet,
i,nnrer s,uarr New York Warrlomse on AN extensve
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

N-ANTED.-A situation as Coachman.. by
Z steady active coored man-uaie-stands driving and
the care Of horses we'll Best OF cry reference. A9piy 5
Bow-ry. Inzt
ySTANTED-A Partner IN a Commission and
w Loan once business. worth from Sso TO lc0Q yearly
An business wIth $3.50 purchase an interest
Apply a 50 Liberty - m2l 81
4 GENTLElIAN And LADY can be accom-
moda,eI with board and spacious and pleasant room
with piazza aitachel the second floor looking out
mon the green IL front Of Colambis CoeSe al No S Barclay
street. References required MI w.
T OST-A small Memorandum Book, name on
s;le leather cov4- supposed in comm: up Broadway
,froush Park Row o! no ue to any bot the ln-
~ :, bn orad It Viii be suitably rewarded b, lsaviRs II at
the Tribune Orfce, oFat 6s StentoG-st!eet E2l 81
DEMOy ED.-W-IL>oy q. Eir-Nr Il Co. have re-
Omorea from the co5rr of thatram and Pearl streets 70
No s. William-si;te;. coraes Of 5Iaidea-lan-
New York May 2i 1873 hizt
BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,
No. Spruce STREET ,-----
DRITISH LOOhING-GLASS PLATES OF 50,
Dnsro b,iIliapcv and beauty 10 inches b. sz, 2nd
under-snd POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOX W ~.
bows which VIII change Their coI1 or ois raists
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES of the 'i1s
of iGf By ST TO % By y, for sale q .scr p1 ATT
m2i 3m iSsh<>S - 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
10 Barry's Wigs and ScaIps.-

10 Barry's Wigs and ScnIps.-The complete
that the above named has with the manufacture
Of his unrivaiIeI heads OF hair Tor the last two years far x
ceeis his expectations. he respectfully socits
call confident of Sasf the aStiIous that he the
best and cheapest maker the city They can b- had only
Broadway ui Liberty street up Stars. private
for irting wigs ald oupers. ny iGim'
TI5- '.Thc creaUiity of ;,nbelicf.: says we'll
known writer fatal the other extreme.
Some people afraid of being deceived that they VIII
not credit sceyident truths. We know young who
thoroughly cured of piles by the of GyaeS Toms
Termifuge which he took under the supposfon that
medicine compounded by the family physician Had l,c
known that il beIons7d TO that class APPROPRIATIONS commonly
known patent medicines, he would have touched H.
N.y in order o eXemplify that
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

From Ro-The latest letters say that Mr..
Ellis had embarked for England, but that he
would be followed by Brazilian Minister who
would 60 to England for the purpose of accomp-
fishing what Mr. Ellis had failed to DO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

u The Boston Post says that letters have
been received by the Committee of Arrangements
from the President and Secretaries Spencer, Up
shur and Porter. accepting the invitation to be
there on the eth of June.