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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17


r'rf'r"'r THi Is s GvTSfs {: o'clock
The sun %S Sl. with the
S % s sss:s 4 sS SSSpE
N Master S Sas in Principal Act
r''n' 'STSES b & { I Sss0ss".
BY the most neat and active wee banjo playing boy
Chestpat and the dingy John Diamond
C0uF''Ap the iyr0' oS dO'sn Palmer
-Four Horse Scene Of La Force D'Hercule.
10 At tins period of the Evening an ,ntermssop of Il
THE sEcoN Sn Part s,G S S! commence with
BY the Black of the present who
NEaR r. 'h M EG'
The emers of the HIGHEST grad their art being
Whi,lock in the first rank of banjo players comic
" Pelham, the great original dancer.
Of oas singer and Isl
herself in castasp net limitations
New Scenes Scenes Dresses, Dse0ratiOSs Mechanical Efes.
THE TERROR OF THE FROZEN REGIoNs
HARLEQUIN AND The THUMB FAMILY.
The New Scenery By Mss.Ts Smith wnsI Grain
TIE %sssns or
T T Superb Female Costumes, by. Mrs Heqring.
The and sns so by Ms' Henry m
The Foe invented written and produced under the d econ
or. -Mr Amherst
NOTICE.
4 TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the convenience Of Juvenile Parties there will be q
Grand Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon
menciDg at? O'Clock precisely embracing all the choice
EQUE STRIAN AND GYMNASTIC ACTS
pr the Seaso For particulars handblls the Box u
hce which Saturday will be ready for delivery from
clock A. NJ Until the time of opening.
Boxes so; Pit, Is; Gallery 12k cents-e.
" Seats be secured the Box Office, fromIo till
O'Clock
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AMUSEMEN rs.
WEIGHS
OL YIN PIC OR 10 Us.
PARK 4 TH5EEzzrRr.
THE NEW uApIrorr.NAn,

Posvely ncreases n Attraction every epetton being
nightly IGNORED with the hest evidences of approval unce
ing laughter at the drolIees Of W,I, the comicaes OF
rsoe aud The elegance and ACTIVITY Of Mr. Rogers Mrs.
the highest opinion Of the whole city by their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

AmENlCAN MUSEUM.
Marble Building Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church
VISIT t OF The Indian CHIEFS PROLONGED.
The dsguiaiion Of Indian Che thei? Warriors
helda alkn Saturday and being through their
a OF ey s M
rain at the Museum week more and have voluntarily Of
-. sPLENDD WAR DANCES AND CEREMONIES,
the
The consist. Of IS Indians and sou.w. s.c,
and Sa as he MUSEUM h.sSsSoa. he
he4 Keoo ana oe S.
% sna
pS M i. : snsImsn ii: PSeqpsI ballad
dsn.eS.e Hood the exquisite s''e inc 'H''sd
Last Sfss Fl 'H TxBHEX tS2'a
A'0 ssn'r V'a PaRE sssS5e Mechanical Figures
An Emnsp, Professor win make Practices, Examination. Of
charge suited TO the %es viz: 1'' '''''nS
SW%pe ch Eaim.n:oa a l:hhiing
VIA pamphlet, chart and erplana,,on.:. s:%iiTpss
I I'd
Ia seys h prSGsTa,1n the sublime and wonderful moving D
Adm..ion 60 an 3. eent.--Ch,ldren half price. Gec
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL SS% fSP ssP!Ah GALLERY
The s$s;S isf't plumber Of
Neatly and tasteiuy displayed in three spacious halls
COSTLY AND ELs sss;; 2! F ss;1 GALLERY.
~ Exceeding in extent and value any other America.
The has engaged for Day AID Evening until
further notice from A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ, the
MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
1he wishes impose upon the public, by making them
believe her a Witch. or
FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with supernatural power-but the contrary,
claim: publicly 70 be able 70 instruct Others of ood
PAST TINES
THE PRESENT,
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell whether they married not and
what kind OF husband wife they will get describe their
characters AID host of scs
founded her knowledge ofthe
correctness she liberty hum
dreds Of our first citizens including cegymen, judges
physcans and Of the enlightened ladies in
the city. - . -. .
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.

FRIDAY.
At0k O'clock in the sales room
Extensive sale of foreign dry goods IN lots
cothns London and French cloths cassimeres vesngs
in any lengths. n -
Also pledged articles fancy goods. ewey, guns cutlery,
watches. ninkefs, Sc
Also, books and stationery, groceries, &c.
Also about yards English and French uperne broad
beaver cloths and lots TO suit; m
gloves, stockings, under shirts, furs &C.
Also, valuable Watches London guns, trunks ond
hand clothing do silk and cashmere shaws scarfs
and handke rcheis, and other choice goods
Also, choice lot Of peIfnmery.
SATURDAY,
AT l01a o'clock az the sales room.
Large and splendid sale of first rate furnure of s
%. do ~ ~ wy '
C9mprslns rugs carpets mating oil cloths beds bededs
robes sid boards elegant sofas couches marble ton dressing
BUREAUS dio pier aud centre tbIes superb panoforts.
all Kinds OF bed room furniture kitchen utensils SC
Also al,rse lot Of elgant second hand furniture
removed from Brooklyn for CONVENE nee of sale.
Also, 200 lbs curled hair for upholstsIs.
SC. - -' As '"e ''A'@
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND
CLERKS.

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND
CLERKS.
b sHoRT-HAND ACApEMY. No 2s5 Broadway. near
Park Place. continues open Day and Evening" for GENTLE
GREAT REDUCTION,
FROM TWELVE TO Six DOLLARS!
Mr.. BR!STOW, Of London, guarantees to reform ANY
WRITING, however bad legibe, cramped into beaut
ful Free expediuous and finished Mercantile Style adapted
LESSONS-for only Six Dollars!
academy No. 235 broadway, near Park Place.
The LADIES' are taught an elegant graceful and ashona
70 VISITORS in New York take course in Three
Days Mr. B. is to be from BIO A. NJ, or from
Z ~ q 37C1 -
STENO0HAPHY.
Or the amusing OF SHORT Hand Writing, taught by Mr. Br-
twelve lessons for taking down Sermons Lectures
Trials, &c. &c. as fast any person speak.
NIB "A work Of the author presented TO every pupil
n FOR SALE, at the Academy, up stain, a Guide
short H,nd." jy13 lm*r
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n-Very Particular Notice-Places must be secured in
the Pantomime.
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LEECHES! LEECHES LEECHES -!
~ 000 Large healthy Swedish and German Leechcs
Just received per ship Stephani, from Hamburg,
10000 Swedish and German Leeches cr bark Washington
from Hamburg, for sale atmoderate prices, by
g., A. 4 Fl. WHITE,
vl) M III William ". lmporfer OF Lreches-
COPPER-An assortment to % OF Of very eItrs
quality manufactured from the best with great care
T. X. COLLINS & CO.,
iOec South street,
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WIDOW WELCH,S FEMAtE PlLLs--This medic cine,
so celebrated England and the whole OF
Europe has for the first been the United
States Its great virtues removing obstructons and other
disorders especially incidental female
known to all foreigne and as soon they well known
prevent their being counteeited but has
appointed and only place where they be obtained
therefore, Widow Welch Pills any
other place in this sopntr they will be The
felt them and this the public put on
their guard All be paid. Price 81 per box APP
ply ~ the Drug Store u Chambers street, I'd house
Broadway. lmgcc
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Equestrian Directors. Messn II. Rockwell Cadwaader
Clowns to the Circle .. Messrs Gos.in 4 Well,
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SATURDAY,
AT l0h o'clock in the sales room,
2to pots OF Green House Plants, comprising every
ty IN bloom.
Also large sale of furniture, yiz6ne mahogany chair
las rockers. o'tomans tables stands, bud &c
do.
Alto. fine sve Ike 'd flutes
Also, a large lot OF silver leaffo chair makers
Also an invoice of dry goods and clothing, ribands fancy
cravatts. cotton cords, &c.
Also, elegant Of carved ivory ches mem all in good
order and without for cash.
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CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
202 BROADWAY

OWING facilities afforded the subscriber IN purchasing
" from first hands and tn. liberal encouragement bestowed
his Emporium Of Fashion BY gentlemen of would
inform his nds and the public that he is euabed sell the
most fashionable garments at much REDUCED from former
without diminution quality style and fnish
which has the enconiums of the fashionable world.
He wouddree his superior style Of cutting,
having employed of the best the country aud
will warrant TO fit the difficult form
The subscriber would take this opportunity
that perchasers Broadway Obliged
for article Of dress than esewhere call
the subscriber and HIS statement of will the
sceptica that article of clothing be obtained at
this establishment cheap and fashionable any other
house in this CITY,
splendid of Ready Made Colhng, superbly
made, Tor sale cheap for cash.
A full suit made up at afew hours' notice.
15flmixsm EDWO FOX
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T2 R.snss; s.sS ely Sse.1 Y; ~ Sy de
e.,s1a1: from 4 % street. .$ ting e
Ssa viz s,sy variety q q :hisSS:
d ..oundns country aI and he only
encs for private family or would be len S
To-, public house, being about minutes. walk from the Rail
Also about five Of land adjoining the above
jyia i@ " No. . Chambers EmrH stree,
s3a sG sSa y,s fine Il NJ
for me Icans Sssines. or 1ssdsncs. viii sold
s IF las
"a Ss Of eo sh:.S
cali on s. vT %
from IS,S ia Washington
NswaT Ca 70
sssis sal. y :. of ss
As DEFeEs TO LET 6s si2 N se n S1 ss
- TO LET-A! Nswak. \. Jersey. tnai eonveaieat
- Railroad and MoTII; Canal. lately occupied By olTa
e
ALSO the the above premises adjoining the lum-
fTi9; s outlet N'. SfsbosS rs Broad st.
two story brss house. No. il Thfd st. With siie base.
inquire n% Pear.
9H 4hE % 81 new EK !. ssss
.o mile; Ns
premises spacious double two story dwelling house. with
v whS farm veil S mostly with wall and
Inc railroad runs. now nearly completed White Plains "''
the place. e ca nd
"a Int, - u ''' PREMISES g. DRg rs i F Fsss. $.
HAyANA.IMs. Vests Boarding house ha. been entirely
s NJ icS s san
de e MacIna decidedly superior other previously
Thu cry ss sdsns The s
w the o
and villages and the advantage Of much freser
&. ns
10 s
greater advantages to the traveller invalid for winter resi-
The propretors caution destned Havana
sn as% s G
and IN with which permit % disembsrk with lug
o % S re- nn@ snd I 50 s
House will be relieved mmedistey they advise BY
previous Of their intention embark permits can be
procured in anticipaon which the Of their arriving
late in the day. will obviar detention of from to "a hours
board.
Travellers may leave directions home have their letters
addressed Mr. c. 8. West (taking have
his name distinctly written very frequent are made
%a Ssa ns :a
ing of absence.
American English coin received payment and letters
of credit for moderate amounts negotiated received
jy17 1aw4w*
IMpOP ar A Ni1 no Nj ZIP OH a NrHC a Mn
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HENRY K. RIELL, Auct'r.
BY RiELL & ARCULARIUs.
Store soi Broadway, of Duane streets
H. a are ready made advances any amount on
eonsgnment Returns prompt Sales Of real estate and out
door sales OF household furniture attended
Regular sales of Liquors. Segars &c. Tuesday;
nure, Pianos. Sc, every Wedne sday and Saturday.
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WANTED-A partner vita capital of 500 to $1,000, to
" embark the wholesale and retail Grocery Liquor
Meme need apply but those who been brought
TO the business and willing their whole atensn
and produce undoubed reference character and integrity
Apply BY letter with real stating VIII
view AN be had addressed to A. T.. Office ofhs paper
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" Boxes so; Pit, Is; Gallery l2H CENTS.
w Seats can be secured at the Box Office fromIo till
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
The Health of the CITY.

We have examined with greas interest the value-
bic Report recently made to the Common Coun-
Gil OF the Intern1nents in this City, with remarks
thereon, and general view of the Sanitary
Condition of the city, by JoHs H. GRlscos, NJ D..
City Inspector, and just published in a neatly
printed panphlet of over TWO hundred pages
The Statistics which it presents are full, and, we
are assured, in the highest degree accurate and
satisfactory while the observations appended,
upon the causes of much of the prevalent sickness
Of the city, and the suggestions which relate to its
prevention are entitled to tie calm and close at
tention eli all our citizens. The statistical tables
which DR.. Ga1scoM has prepared with great care
exhibit the following summary of the number OF
persons who have died from various classes of dis
ease during the year ending December, 1912:
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THE HoAaoPATHlc EXAMINER, byA GERALD Hull, M D
Vol I'LL Nos 8 and 4 W. RadGe, 322 Broadway.
The new issue oil the Examiner contains an mi
tial article on Hahne manns view of Chronic Dig
eases, showing that he leaders Of the Allopethc
or old school OF Medicine are gradually adopting
his practice in many important cases, even while
they openly deny ,aci,ly reject his theory, and
that many diseases especially those of eruptive
Character, when apparently cured by superficial
applications after the old method give rise to other
diseases, equally veulent and still more inyeerae.
Hahnemann maintains that all scrofulous and other
eruplive diseases are to be really cured by internal
medication only.
4 Lecture en- Homeopathic Therapeutics,
from the French OF Dr. Leon-Simon; review of
Jew Manual OF the Homeopathic Materia Med.
lea now publishing at Leipsic, cases of Bronchitis,
Dental disease and remedies, &c. &c. with much
different parts Of the world, complete wellfed
double number.
MAcAuLAy's ESSAYS" The Critical and Mis-.
cellaneous Essays of T.. g. Macaulay" are to be
issued by Carey & Hart in four numbers or volumes
at 25 cents each-shus afiording for 81 the whole
of these mastery Essays hitherto costing from 50
TO s.. OF the character and worth Of Macauay's
Writings we have hitherto spoken They are
known and admired wherever the English language
is spoken. Forsale at this cthce.
NEW Muslc.-Atwil, 2Ol Broad way, has just
published g Accept this Gift, )" as sung by Mrs.
Sutton; Eveleen, Song By Lover, and " Wen
pc Parade Wal'z' by Charles Czcrny.
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TrHysta i'm the Sy-esfe

q Oregon q ud the Rocky Mountains: A
fI clear graphic and authentic accounrof the Far West.
by THoMAsJ FAEEIAM recent Traveller and Sojourn-
er the Banks Of The Columbia River-w be published
March lst hy GREELEY & McELRiTlI in Mammoth
Ezra Tribune of 10 large double column octave pages
and beautiful vpe. Price % cens5 copies for ST.
Orders Newsnen, Booksellers Peslmasters and others
are respectfully solicited All orders must be accompanied
by C cash.
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DISEASES.


The following table sets forth the white popu!a-
lion of the city ESTIMATED from the Census OF
l84O,( of each sex at different periods of life;
likewise the mortality of the past year, of each
sex, at the same periods:
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Tory Minister TO confer this boon on his country >
There are several other articles, upon Oaths,
Law Reform Drainage and other themes of
less general interest to which we have not space
to refer
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H.npcrtaat Work.

u THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE, ARTS, &c
Of the United States, set forth LUMINOSITY and 4
length in the Report OF Hon. W. II. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner oil Patents, will speedily be published at The
Office of The New York Tribune, in neat and convenient
Book, of 90 octave pages, with double columns II one
the valuable and instructive Public Documents ever
publ shed and should he in the lands OF epery man IN e
Unio The price will be 81 cents by the single copy or u
for five. Orders accompanied by the cash are solicited
from Pcstb.aSlers Neusmen. booksellers, and others
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THE TRIBUNE
literary Notices.

.vts1cAs REVIEW AND METRopoLsrAN MAGAZINE :
49, Isis-No. g. New York, Sax,on Miles eO5
ssday.
nysis the second number Of q Review publish.
, .,,s 10 two months, evincirg some real strength
t., ;uartness and still more ambition. Thepa-
T. are brief and uniformly well written in live
s,l., distinguished rather by its smoothoass and
i.,anmatic grace thar By any truly profound in
Ga or mastery power Aaron Burr is the
s4.tof the leading article in this nun1ber,--a
ss,s 80 trite and yet 80 interesting that nothing
s.adbsreafter be written upon it unless it can be
H. lastly better than it has been hitherto: and
T., ster the insight into the character of the man
!. rabed by the publication of his private journals
a,I.he sketch of his character drawn with such
al eDciling and such terrible truth by DIR
Airk,, in an early number Of the NewYork Re-
Ss,s scarcely to be expected. "MlLToE the
#s,.bIcan, is the great theme Of the second arti
md though the writer does not rise to the full
dhofhis great argument, Gas few indeed could
HE has prese nted good notice of some of the
5,,rs,t points in Mlten's political character
4sarsc,eristics of Ludwig Tiecls, is the subject
1 good critical notice of this great Romantic ;
1 ). and Critic OF Germany. His Life, poetry
!! daitcisms are each cursorily noticed. The pa
| y % the Poets and Poetry of the West, gives
s,,,y notice of Mr. GALLAGHER collection with
.ssaces TO some Of the best poems that have been
r,sn BY other than Western authors, about West
!, scenery and incident, and then commencing
REV Of Mr. CoLToN 3 spirited and gifted poem
Tecumseh, A write next insists with earnest
=, and force that Art should receive place il,
ID EDUCATIONAL Systems, and points to France,
snany and Switzerland in vindica,ion of the
10 from the charge of introducing cffeminacy
Il RIGHTEOUSNESS. Mr.. MATHEWS gives to Mr..
JtLllvAN's shallow argument against Copy
tsh in the February number Of the Democratic
s1sw, sharp reply. The Lectures are qei1e
aysBd we'll noticed, the first among them being
aseiPlof CALVIN PEAsE, (wrtten Charles Pease
j the Review, of the University of Vermont
.on Popular Lecturing, which is highly common
I'd with sympathy and discrimination.-[ By the
nyt We suspect from an identity OF clerical and
geographical! errors as we'll as of the prominent
gdns Indicated, and of the extracts given, that
.s Holice of this excellent Address in Ora.
ANS Magazine may have furnished the material
4 the Reviews critique.l Mr.. MATHEWS
alr,s on Copyright is highly and properly prais-
lad DR.. HAWKES. splendid Lectures on Ame-
ian Antiquities are noticed at some length-a
as extract from report of the last being pub
she'd from the Tribune without acknowledge,
.sal
The briefer Literary Notices of the Review are
,gou, and pointed. We are glad to learn from
L Publishers that the Review is thus far highly
ece,sful and that its prospects are very Hattering
{ he future, We shall cordially welcome it ii
promise to do aught of service to the Literature
I'd best culture of the nation.
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NT0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

" ,s PEI Gent ea ssat s 40 ie5 a
aie by Of al As OF assrnny Of the State, and
R5oss the @ s paHs By n
proved he lin day Of June lste 1e e snS July OJ
o osss9e
$50 Hundred and Ey I RSa Genera ana ans
2ss; sigaed by George r. Espy, said Ger
lost thai a2g,sass o o Pennsyvs
10 the Auditor General of the CoDnlSnWeai'n u
MIA TO grant duplicate OF said Ce.utcee. ,s,aEsn
November IS, is4l.
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ENEAiE'S MUSEUM and PICTURE

TOAL CHEAP.-The subscriber has
penoved from his late yard, 6a Greenwich to The
cor of King Greenwc shtIe ne + now rs Bosen
and Stove CoI which is perfectly dry under kaeaeS
ring the winter will deliver screened s9V ss Hh
at he low price OF 50 per ton we'gmST ~ CLISTON
0rpt
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VIZ ANTED-Famili supplied gratis
Wv at sc Eas! Broadway, with the hest cooks, house
maids and other servants, that he found in the city,
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nEFECTORY.l 37 Chatham st. corner
ES rposere where Breakfasts. Dinners and Suppels
GOD eyery day Oysters sewed ~ Gus ,T1ea Is
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A embeilished With an Original and exquisite Dtsgr
See-Ediied by GEORGE +. s, e
work.--Terms Three Dollars per annuiai Single Num-
bers 81 cents
nIence ms account The publication OF sET SERIES
of The NEw- YORK MIRROR III the ocavo torni Oh an an"
trtly navel eud original pL, with Stes Ergrnvng
uery number scd The reduced pfiae of Three Dollars
per annpm or'ir and a quarter cents per copy.
attractive caiurss ce,y the peri
odcu II Will be published with new type, en- hue pa per,
and run,tec viii contain beautiful original Emgrnv'
ing on Steel designed and etched ~ Chapman illustrating
the letter which accompanies, Which II VIII IN
vest win peculiar Besides The Contributions Of
ALL OUR EXTENSIVE CORPS or coRRESP0SDE.T5-- winch
embraces most OF the nlen; Of this cOuntrywe have made
arrangements Tor fresh ard early ,rassateaS io some u
the writers o France an for proof hettI from several
of m. nonnlar anhors of Eng,and Vita such materials
and with 81 able eiew4b Ores IN tho literary VINEYARD
hope present 10 the American reader weekly l1u'-
nal OF great value and unusual excellence Gt pa -e i
mete wilt be sedu,ousiy avoided The MIRROR VII
b.. remarkable, We hope, rather Tor good articles "thout
nanes tbaDtor poor articles WIN distinguished :aS IL
will embrace scope erery department: OF elegant iisera
tur comprising tales ~ sb echs o. sclciY 2h
ma nneIs sentiment, an everyday lie pqJdnt essays 40
me c and foreign correspondence, literary htcntenc
vii and hrnlOr tahionand gossip poetry, The ne a- ad
literary, musical and dramatic criticisms IL, reye", OF
new works will be careful, disseminating ana inpsitt.
II viii aim 10 foster literature soed 10 the taste AMI dr.
sr,s OF the age and country. It's tendency WI rs chrfFut
and eniyeEng wei! as improving II VIII sech 10 rahy
every refined taste, ohend the most fastidcus
and will feel It's duty 10 be- 10 turn the srnnJ SIZE
OF things to human eyes"
The work will be published every Saturday. In numbers
ofsixeen large octave super.roy pages WIN uoo0s c2
form the end OF the year Two supetb volumes sach OF
5ur hundred pages, filed with the gems NJ M.
sro.nTe and the fine arts.
The yrry low price at which it will be issued render i
te cheapest periodical any other cruaty, con-
s;drrng the cost and beauty OF its FIFTTEWo Ef'r
CRAVINGS and the intrinsic value Of lis literary contents
Those DESTROYS Of receiving the paper from The commence
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Letters enclosing the amount of subscription may be
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tenn zH be rigiIiy adhered iv!0t uny d<Umtion nE.
e5er. II
warding max paper anf By rSsuGing The exchange
which was interrupted, much my regret. ~ cEcur4
Stances over which | had control
GEORGE P. MORRIS, Editor aad PROPRIETOR,
mil ga 50 NO Ann-s Broadvay.
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TNOR SAIE-.--SecOnd-hand DOORS
Il pa; a'a 1851" D' j. LOCKE, Builder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08
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