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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-24

AMERICAN HuR.-EIEHRx cEAT feconily sent lUts
Of Hsnp 20 dis city land Bal6mors. end re believe
to other .marke,s A spacimenef tEs article hss
adorned our once Coz some weeks pasi, and well
merits he praise which Is awarded Il IL she cores
pondence which u annexed. Mr.. Clay addressed
his BaImore factors the following letter. which 10
iust publi1hea in de American Of that city.
AsmAxD. 3lst July lsi3
GExrrxxKu: Mr. Monsmolen has infasmed me
that ne placed some Hemp Of nine in your hands 70
dispose Of and that y0n have cold that part Of il
which was hacked at p cents per h., but he has
sens die two parcels ss specimens and should Be glad
70 knOw what is thought Of them by the manufac 10.
Fers. have believed that our waterroted Hemp
when properly prepared, is equal 70 tbe best Russa
there be difference, should be glad to know what
il IT, Do me the favorso let me hear from you.
am respectfully,
Your o0ed'snt servant y GrAv
To Messrs r. GARRETT & Sons, Baltimore.
The following is an extract from Messrs, Garrett
4 Sons reply.
awe procured tor the backed Hemp the highest
price that an article OF American growth has com.
manded issihis market. q be manufacturers inform
that your belief 10 Correct that vOur wateFrotted
Hemp. when properly pEeEefed y equal % the bess
k9sa hsy state sJsa nniansss o o s.s9ns'n q,
prime Russia. For nm article similar 70 the Il.
G. H. perfectly cleaned. we feel assured from the
present test that the full price Of Russia can be real
ized This lot has proved more satisfactory in man.
ufacturng, and we are advised ia the best American
Hemp that has ever appeared in this market"
The matter being now proved that American
Hemp can be made equal the best foreign we hope
the cul,iyators Of the article will turn their attention
u II with the same zeal that Mr.. Clay has done.
NeW York Paper.
TIE BEsr AToNEMENT.-Some fow months ago.
we published the result 0f suit Of damages in very
aggravated case Of seduction and abandonment
The jury sought TO persuade the ai.hless young man
to repair the injury he had committed so far rs was
in his power, by fulfilling his engagements. But he
obstinately refused, and the jury gave verdict
against him 81 10000. The verdict, OK returning
sense Of honor has changed his mind, and the parties
were few days ago united in marriage Com.
The papers state tba. Senator Tallmase basremov-
ed to Wisconsin, and has purchased in Taycheeda.
Fond du Lac county. with the intention Of settling
there.
Is IT POSSIBLE WE learn from the Bangor Wing
that in that city there are two hundred bachelors !"
Brngor is doomed unless this thing is remedied.
What curious being a Printer is He stands
when he SETS and sets when he stands, and when he
WISHES 10 SET with ease he always stands erect II
is however the nature of the case which causes him
10 stand.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-24

8 ExRMrGARy DAMaeEs.-ln ike ease at Maria F.
Swank, John B. Zimmerman, itied in the Supreme
Cnur IN this county on the 18th inst the Jury after
damages for the plainiiG II was an action Of Sian.
der. IL the Common peas the plaintiff recovered
5000 damages, from which the defendant npreaied
70 the Supreme Court. The plaintiffs youNg lady
abou. IS years Of age, and the defendant wealthy
ynan residing in Hooking county. Upon the verdict
the plaintiff by her eounse RENTED 92.OO0--ihe
amount she had pu in her Bill. Ii is the most extra.
ordinary case Of exemplary damages ios the defama.
lion VI character ever tried in northwestern Ohio
n : : 71TI1,s III SdndnskN Democrat
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-24

~ VlnAN M4NFfo0
n Nsn,ncle1. eaiIeI tie TeIegraph.' The
editor u al sorts az politician. IL we may
Judge frosa slse 6ollOviag extract taken from
his introductory address:
awe 60 u strong fox sub-treasury and
natsonai uaaks s0r ssse Iaao anu u'su tas.n'
lpartiegaany On az sere:gn papers Droug1s
here y 70 snoEs: " ase 20 aayOI y a. an .lcaa.
ing measures 2. - ny. ne r shan suRp ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

n Surprise has been expressed in various quar-
tiers at the apparently inadequate bail $4,000 re-
ouired bv Justice Weed, of Goddard, the Peters
ham lorger. A sufficient and satisfactory reason
for fixing it no sher is found in the fact that the
complaint on which he was held TO bail was for
forpcries to the amount OF only $4,000. The bail
which was required was for twice the amount of
the forgery, which, we understand is as high as
any Justice is in the habit of requiring in the
most aggravated cases. Whether any farther
proceedings have been Instituted on the remain
ing forgeries we have not learned. II is said,
however, that Goddard will not forfeit his bonds,
but has determined to take the legal consequences
of his misdceds Worcester Spy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

A MEXICAN PRODUCTIONS PROMOTE
"A LTH-I, is strange that many shon ranssSk Lhs
vide world rantidotes disease when the KIND Az
OF NATUR has furnished ia eysrE cline the best prevent
iH ia @ S|i 5"t c af:i IS s95iR for
fec'ions OF the Lungs ana Llae[LeS % ' aI S 2 1913
On or about the 18Th day Of October 1871 was taken with
voen, pain in the side neaE the liver when
awarlly which relieved the ran little but caused me
~ throw ut great quantity Of offensive matter and also nch
bn he Sa, h. could do but little for except 10 y me some
MERCURY Pills, which refused 10 taks. NAM Other
remedies were then 6 ~ Mood n and Sp
continued every few days Ill AT last 1t beam 50 offensive
ria; could scarcely breathe vas ,'ha tGlea
,bss ore NV disease still grew worse ti February when
Al, hores of recovery gwen up ana nv ii'ehuS Ai
thought must die OF saiop.nS on near liz
close heard of Dr. Wztars Basam Of Wild ChsFIy, anu o
bottle which relieved IIamed,1tey, ana py ne use o.
@ and shifting ofblood and corruption topa
and in few weeks health was so aI restored a 70 e5Ss
me 70 work at ye tFs soca health Taon,s
Vt, Jersey Gloucester Co. ss-Pesonaiiy came ot'2T
me the subscriber of The Justices OF me taee N anu
and county Thomas Cozens and being duly ainsa aeeo
iSs 10 law saith the above statement N Al things
6smed before the goth day OF April lS :, P
The original affidavit and many Others may be seen at 10
The Basam will Asthma in any ms a s oS
No s. Wams whom i, cured Of Asthma oil - SfI
standing, after trying most distinguished
vain Liver Complaint Bronchitis 9hnae ySgs al
We ask take simple assertion but VIII SATISFY
any OF the extraordinary virtues OF this nedISIne VINO
Cal, the office By the production OF evidence that cannot oe
Questioned fIice s. TfI bottle y.,,.yo,s 70
whom all orders should be addesSed:-DeIsr, Albany; Snu
FowIe, l3S ashngton-s,. Boston; Go'am, New.haVen
and S seHts throughout the Northern aud Eastern States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
GITnFRyILL's GERMAN PLASTER.

most effectual remedy tor the following COM
iin,, CONS Cuts, Bruises Burns, scalds, felons
Si- Rhecra Ague Frosted Feet Rheumatism Sore Throat,
fever Sores Hip complaint &c. In boxes from one 70 four
Tbs plaster has been used wit, great for the last
teu years a those who make of il will find ysry use
fu in their families thousands already testify triai
will be sufficient recommendation Sold by Mira Crner
Proprietor ss Wooster street.. near Hou.ton.st sns.
80 Houstontreet; Mrs. sparling, II 3eeoad Avenue; "
SANFORD corner Hsus,o4 and Csnn9o sIses r
Reeds, thread ead reedle store, Fulion-'t 'epo im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
NEW SILK AND SRAWL STORE,

NEW SILK AND SHAWL STORE,
IN SS7 BROADWAY.
Jat received, New Silks suitable for thr Fall Trade OF
.ew styles.
Muslin and Grape De Lans of new and desirable patterns
Bombazines and Alpacss, al all prices.
Cashmere, silk. and Woea Shaws of all qualities.
Toge,fer with general assortment, of Linen and Domestic
Goods all o! which will be sold cheap
$780, WILLIAM II BUTTS, 5s7 Broadway:
Also Linen Cambria Haadkerchefs Of all qualities from IS
TO Si and the best quality Kid Gloves Please apply
SO I'm ~ n. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

SINGULAR CoISc1DExcE-Died at Martha's
Vineyard an old lady few days since, Miss NJ.
Merry, aged nearly one hundred years. She had
lived nearly alone for forty years; at her death
were found under the steps Of her door $4,000 in
spece-probaby the most Of it had been there
forty years. supposed she left in real estate
about ST., 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
FIRST PREMIUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those Ladies who DESTROYS Of purchasing good
Shoes that theirs all made Of the finest French materials
lasts suited to the share Of the foot that but superior
workmen employed that mandatory under the
superintendent OF very competent foreman and that
have hand all times extensive assortment consisting
Of every fashionable style of Ladies' Misses Boys and Chill
drens Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the first
makers Paris Ladies French Shoes large al
ways on hand. FUTILE HAYWARD.
y. BIT. & II. received silver Medal and Diploma for
superior samples Of Ladies Cater Boots and Shoes at the
Measures taken and srdsrs Dromn,v executed e29 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

rTHE SUBSCRIBER proposes 10 take into his
L family few lads educate thorough manner, either
for the University, the agricultural life
as teachers After fifteen years experience in the oral method
patronage His residence at Wapoe y, H. the Connee
m vsses in New England and can be reached in Sc hours
from the city Of New York Terms neudns board JupSn
farther particulars, apply Rev. Henry W. Bellows No: 30
Union Place, %ew York. JOHN y. BILLIONS
Nalnoa y. II. 20tf Aug, lal3. am5 imeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
LACkAWANA COAL,

COAL, COAL, COAL'
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed is permanently located at the
well known stand corner of Greenwich and Chrstophest
where hs proprietors receiving and will continue 10
receive direct from their coere owned b. themselves the
choicest quality Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
promise sell al least per cent lower than any IN the city
The business Of the Yard will be conducted by the snbscI
bers they solicit the patronage Of the public their old
customers and friends Coal by the ca-.o.
through the Post Office will
VIM. DAVIS,
SIN LAS FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

CCAI. YARD, No. &c. A.thony-street, rear
u Broadway The subscriber having the Yard formerly oc.
cupsd by Williams s, Ferguson, for th sale Of Goals would
advise his friends aud together with the customers
o the Yard thai he has hand and for sale, Peach
Orchard Red Ash Coal of superior quality OF The broke
Kitchen Ranges Also for SALE Liverpool Ore) Lehgh
ackawana and Whire Ash Coal The usual dedpe.,on will
A. many persons have not the nience laying bat
small quantities. the subscriber is ready to contract 10 supply
during the months at low pce, TO be
agreed upon.
The subscriber having been for engaged in the
trade with the late firm Of Henry Stokes Co.. feels confident
that he capable Of selecting for his CUSTOMER article that
will give satisfaction I. STOKES DlCkERSON,
sl3 lw lO7 Anhony.stree rear OF Broadway, TabAnace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber is
prepared receive orders for Coal othe Broken, Egg,
the lowest market price Orders left the office No lO
Anthony street, near Broadway, will BE- promptly delivered
screened before being board and quality
sig Ivy Rear of Broadway Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

A CARD.-Parents deslrous of a thorough and
n EXPEDITIONS system classical instruction for their child
rem are hereby notified that the Rev. JAMES MlLLETT,
A NJ has opened his classes for the Fall term Young gen
,emen are prepared for admission any Of our Colleges
Mr. VI long experience Teacher for 70 yeaste last
owhich he has spent m the schools OF Rev Dr. Hawks Key
Nessrs Huddart Nois,he his pupils their
collegiate and his sying obtained the highest classical
honoTs the University Dublin afford that the
reasonable expectations OF his pnps will BE- Disappointed
Apply personally BY letter. his residence Feenhst,
near Third avenue, east of Union square. sl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

10 000 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
I~S,ODO FOR SALE.Lying in Orange and Roc k
land Counties State Of New York % miles from The city
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
well stocked with wood OF 2, years growth and upwards
considerable part of 1t might be made arabic. There ia
veral iron mines Of WHICH has lately b-- qpened and
proved to be of rst quality There is also yey excessive
IuIstS lake two miles long and mile wide, lies one
miles above Persons Works and known as the Augusta
Tract Access can be had tot in three four hour by tho
~ Erie Railroad, in five six hours by the way of
Haekensaek and Orange Turnpike by the way Of Nyack
VIII De sold III parts offer made for considerable
tract Inquire AZ " Chatham street where map be seen
and other particulars asceaned relative above prem
NIL 3me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

DOGERS'S GYMNASIUM. Nos 10, Il and nd II
nent The most complete one of kind the United sta.ss
OPEN for the Tece2ti9q OF pupils and synha's
O'Clock, A. NJ uur 10, 2. NJ .ts5
sparrpg and Fencing taugh. in large apartment aacea
N the GYMNASIUM by competent and exIrielesd froess3
Parents and guardians of boys and all who appreciate me
benefits resulting these are invited 70
call and see for themselves. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

K William Jarvis James Poihemn,, &c-tredeTiek A
STATE cf Nec- York SIN pursuance OF deersta order
of Cha1csry nafe the above entitled by
The Vice Chancellor The First Circuit will be sold AT pub
lie und-I tho direction of he subscnbe Of the
al the Merchants Exchange the city of NemYork on the
tn DAY OF October A. D. 1873 at u o'clock Of that day
sou;hery side Of yhirfeet commencing al POINT one
hundred feet westerly from the southwest corer OF Forty
,hgstrec and Third avenue thence running westerly aon9
Forythrdee, Is feet. thence scuherv, on line parallel
with Third ayenue hundred feet: thence easeriy on
i've parallel with Fortythirdseet, tweny-ise feet.
nGrterly on line parallel sh Third avenue one haad .d
feet to the cace of beginning. Also, all the fisht e eo
Of the sii jane poIenus The sad rnorgage
was given Of in aud 70 adjoining half part Of ,sas
r, xs6 Newly ork Septs nnsr 10 lob
s''s' o7 ~ 49, PiILD T. RUGGLES-
SIS 2,wtds slaste1 ~ 1H-1-
IsPER-50 Bales Russia Diapers for sale oy
NfSTIIRN co. IS SouthStfeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
DRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAKEROOMs
Nos g and 81 Gold:s,rset. New: York-ApIil. 1873

)NlN lEkS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
Nos. % and 81 Golds,rset, New York-April, 1913.
PRlCES GREATLY REDUCED.-The" HOE" Print.
ing tres Machine and Saw Mandatory, consequence
of the addition OF and improved machinery orks
and the reduction IN the cost OF materials and labor
bied great reduce the prices OF their Presses. and of Prn-
pri and Binder Materials generally viii b. seen by hei,
This Establishment still under the personal superinten
dence OF Richard NJ Hoe and obar, Hoe and they assure
their friends that notwithstanding the in prices
all articles uctured by this Establishment shall rsar
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained.
will also be their constant ndeavor improve N. quality Of
than in every partieplar They haer themselves, Also thai
their old friends will only continue their tavos bat tina;
Printers generally will appreciate their end-avo uuah
the very best articles AZ bar. recommending prices.
Orders from any part Of the country for all articles ned by
Printers Binders including Type Ink Paper will be
executed with the and prompude aud the
best terms.
Jobbng work and repairing will be done the lowest pess
BILE prices, with every attention and expedition
y. bail articles manufactured by this Establishment
will b. stamped r. Hoo Co., that persons rum abroad
may be imposed upon with spurious articles, made
taton Of theirs.
Printers ofuewsapes who publish this advertisement with
tnoe three times before the first of july and send
Of their papers will be entitled of their bill
OF ing ON time tho oft If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
WHOLE NO. 75s.

JITANTED-A Partner with $500 cash.-Any
W person having that business
which pays 200 per The business well established
Satisfaction be gwen BIZ with The applicant
No person need this unless he has the money ar his
command and sober 1nd industrious habits and willing
70 make himself useful Address line s. NJ O. the Of
hce OF this paper sau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

RQARD-A pleasant parlor and bedroom can be
- had By gsnemar and his lady with beard, :, 10 Or
ctard street. References exchanged. siI 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
lURLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen TO the owners

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given TO the owners
of property in Divson-s;reer from Catarine 20 Cover
streets re-pavins the carriage WAY aud
Sidewalk, IN front their premises before the 18th day
nj ssntemb Instant and default thereof PAYERS Will be
work 70 repair The under the direction of ths Street
Inspector, Of the Wards and the OF SAID property
eiai e' " 40 ~ JOHN EVEN Stree, Commissioner
stresr Commissioner Office. September 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

AIMS HOUSE STATIsTlcs.-We learn from the
Aims House Superintendent at Bellevue that there
were at the end of last week 921 men, Sll wo-
men, $40 boys and 26S girls-making total OF
2546 persons, of whom ITO were foreigners and
1896 natives, in the establishment. Since the last
report 100 have been received, none discharged
and l21 have died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

ms Of the nns o rs rs VI
oIr ba 0s Hi n and
Sc-,if1 b,nrez Sfric attention s maid RI the formation
o. the moral as %g IN I n and the
mode Of ncon continued which has 50 long given sas
The number or sin nnrls i'll he received into the
P,incipaI', family, and receive the care of a parent
Circulars stating terms Sc may be had on application at
the Church Depoory No 20 Jon.s, or at the booksorr Of
Mr. A. v Blake Fuonst Ne..York, and at Mr.. A. NJ.
Wilder's Bookstore, 81 Fulton.st Brooklyn aus0tf
r--cc, 1890,
III uhAsAh Gh0oh Oh 'lie university
rca, aubT Of ST n,eof hid desired tina, their sons sboud
M OF OF sf3R 9J p9s the care
wa; accordingly arranged at the last TO the
Sc ali the studies in the English and modern languages pre-
70 business and 10 dissolve the Commercial Depart
e m ,as smJ @ Of master Who has had more than
,hfy years Of snccsss-who is now teaching the Of his
mode Of dscipne and his success in forming the minds and
ar ASSISTANTS are those who have been long con-
rsS rs Win Win the School
Mi Edgar at the head Of the Classical Department, now
ena Mr. Wbeock both faroe pupils Of the late Mi scke;
they both teach under his directions and both have
's The pss this has been 'sdassd to
NEE! the wl:izs o a591s = $3.50; 5s-e-25
CLASSICAL FRENCH AND ENG o.
PERRINE < Fo1GNET, Principals, (laie Perbeau s
Pelne pp,xp 49,. law. form Ii. friend, and the
tior ps,;haan he has entered INTO copartner
b;n Ish Mons FOJGSET Professor of the rench Ian
cna.e ar 81; Thomas Hall Flushing L. l.. from the COM
mencenen of that Institution and that The school viii
open on the first Sloadayin September. -,
assr p F. respectfully add that the French will sail
be EXCLUSIVELY taught and spoken hours day and that
the most untiring efforts will be made render pupils at
home in ever branch OF French education Nanesca Oral
stem will be followed for those whose parents may desire IL
Bows are rscsi7e II al any stage Of education and thoroughly
rTensred for college or business
references &c ses Circulars with Ae.srs. Be
III aud IIondnn 9 fourtl3ud- street { Crowen, 633
Ero,J,y.y an, a. The school au3O I'M
pFNC11 ,,-r SPANISH ANC,TrAGFS-
Il Nh ~ - - - ,rs
= g r. 80 Il sa,e 81 C1 pbpt HAVING re-
TO ni9Eil ms shcs itd .S uplL siii ~ 80, 70 ;r- in.
moved 70 lh S o Nv ON Ne r. "" Sboe am,s or al
SruSo ~ IL ,e o% ; i 70 IS PeIk mac
ms % paTf 81 md vsnin for Gentlemen are now
80; p Iasgrnn. ~ iainir" rhrn are RESPECTFULLY r.
Si III I % ,bs; ~ ms sbaye
His method OF teaching is thorough and PRACTICAL and has
always been very popular w,t hIs former numeEous pap
Ne Sithst VII W I b r W. ,t+on1b fbs Medium Of
d ~. o. uie rieHe'' u ''e ie4e'
ths sptnlSi1i. L. -, 1d Twin, rho lac, ten ..ars
NE. boTtshaNe neS 'I Sa77S ,rn,ess !.
as an instructor 81 'he rehT. an, Of I.,rn
ashll 'ot'ess ana ~ al tle @ -, a.. ,, he
ing IN Hartford and yic1nity aud ne htpP 20 ~ sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

RoARD.--A family, or few single gentlemen of
- good moTsls can have board and spacious rooms pr
ate am very desirable location lGt East Broadway
House ard apartments unusually peasan; and agreeable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

HYDRAULIC LlME-0rders lett al J. D. Mil
!ers Dy Goods Store AZ! Broadway VIII receive promp,
attention Price 81 Ter cssk of 300 lbs.
STU ABIJ3H SMITH. tho culv manu- facturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

MRS. ROBINSON, fashionable Clear-Starcher,
w Mercer ST., fifth door above Spring St Emhroderie
Lacas, Taf;on Muslins Silk Hose, Sc made look equal
q Shavy Mernos, Foulard Silks Morsen de lanes
.I'ahie Covers. &c. cleaned. So I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

GOAL! COAL.-At 2l5 West street, lower cor
" franklin stA superior article of Peach Orchard
and Nut Sizes handsomely screened and delivered
any part Of the Guy free Of catase at ths very lowest market
ceved the Sugar Refinery % Leonard street and the
Yard 50 deduction made if delivered from boats
sl2 I'm. TYLER s. MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

TCE SyIvnnia Associa:ion.-Otice No. Is
81. third story. Open from 10 A. NJ and from 10
,. II. Information chserfnlly given. The Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

Opp JuMBLE.-Ceveland is full of rogues.-
Daring the last week the Plandeale says steamboat was
robbed passenger killed. another wounded and the WIN
dows smashed-a porridge doctor and bully stabbed
-houss we're robbed horse stolen the thief
caught and the horse rcurneda huckser off with an
Others w-and the whole Of the caamites and romances
wind up with the significant annuncation that gentle
man Of the odd name of Smith has designed lecture
roaring and the Pandeale ntma,es that he Is the master
of The mischief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

SEWER IN TWENTY. SIXTH STREET BE-
.CTWEEN THE. SECOND AND THIRD AVENUES.
Public Notice hereby given that petition has been present
middle Of 26th-street between the I'd ard 3d-avenues
Persons interested the proposition and opposed TO the
the undersigned AZ his Office Hall of Records BIZ The 18th
iasr JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner:
Stree, Commissioners Office, September lith l2i3 SIS