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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
ArpolSrMESrs BY the GOVERNOR.

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oyTAKlo CoySTr-Peter Aii'ehsl Judge vice John Mitch
Elisha T Aye6l police Justice Geneva vice Elisha P.
Lm,SesToS GOrST9;-,era,am WIGS and Hiram G,
H Yaqls GfoSSrS1Wm NJ Oliver
Gha1ls 6 Judd master and examiner chaneery tenn
Benedict W Franklin, examines III ehanceEy,
ToMrx,s, cOpssy.-phllp Foot, Inspector Of bsci and
p9k vice Jofs HS@es f !SFg ,T INSPECTOR Of see aud
pogk vice Foster kins .sgn, sHplGe e., ,,,,
oTSSeASA asn @ ., ,so s'' i, lS I'm
pse q d sRSBik assSa @ Taa s s - "
Prison, wee Edward Kenay>s iefm cvrlrsd
i w att ot s~s s% l ads 50 Vice william B1t tenn
james l. Leach eheacery vice John Thomas,
sJ a. sses,S Goa., Eaw.. Reed and JOSEPH D. Z r,
matters yh,negy VICE John Thomas, bATaek Nile, ud
Moses B. Bat,estsi3 terms sNiirsa
for loanias L. s.moae vice joel hSSad aud Simeon )
Eiw4Sa Rsess supreme coort vice D.nly
Hawks. tern, eNpres,
RrxssNlAEx CorNrr.-leha L. Va, valksubarsh and
john c aIat,s5 " yy &c. Pias E State drosI
''lEs lyman BseMa John T Percy SSore Day. jams + p3
buy jacob Laiae aud Esesd sRa,herfoo commissioners
for rPy vice Wp haSy Harry BT5s SS"f
d., Chmlss W Root Ebeae1ct Wilson, Jr and Fairchid
Wells, terms expired
s siss'SSiSw s, JUDE M Wp@d term .ss
John Norton and ElkanAh Wwogih. inspectors Of
hides and skins, Jonathan Brooks aud Jas Foster
expired.
spcetors OF sole leather; Samuel Williams, James AA
and Elea1er Peck terms exgiT'I -
commissioners for oanirc certain moneys wee AaIoa
Petyie ead ColneliW, I q Va Storm, terms expired
WEDNESDAY. April ~.
Toarxlxs CorNry.-Syfyes,.r HaRt INSPECTOR Of Solv
leather, vice James Gardner deeeass,i.
sRoeas eouSry;Wi!liam seymour, md sS-3po'nted
Timothy Rucyles Levi Jones and Saaaei hn5ai judges,
wee Jaasoa Alien Grove Bnel and George WheleI.
Jesse Kinds, eommissonss for oaaipg nite States De-
posiis Moneys, yiec JOAN T. Doubleday, whose term eSyS
May 1873.
Nicholas V Race commissioner for canins ured States
Deposise Moneys VICE Iuther Badger. term expired.
James B. Frazier and Nathan s Davis, commissioners o;
ioai,s under act OF 1893
Giles W Hochkiss, supreme eoa commissioner, vice Ma
son W,a.aey, term expired.
Amos Paterson and john n. II Park examiners chat
Gerry Morris, expired and Horace Gsiswold
term expires Nay 5 1913
term expires May s, ls,S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

AGRICULTURAL AssocMTloNs.-'l'hc splendid
agricultural Improvements, now here and there
exhibited, the results OF Agricultural Journals
and Agricultural Associations, where enterpusng
individuals meet periodically, and by nterchang-
ing all their ideas, increase the general stock in
at least the compound ratio of their numbers;
each one returns home with the knowledge pos
scssed by the whole, and with commensurate
stock Of suggestions for future reflection and OK
perments. The spontaneous operations OF the
human mind, in an unasslsted state require ages
TO arrive at results which the united efforts of
numerous individuals, excited by emulation would
produce in perhaps few days. Most other en-
ploymsnts lead to associations while the farmer
remains in an isolated state, scarcely regarding
the operation of his neighbor.
Agricultural Associations OF THIS and other
States have already effected wonders, and those
wonders are now becoming the loint stock for the
Agricultural Society this State, which has been
got up by the unremitting and pcrsevefng exer-
ions OF few gentlemen, who have thereby con-
ferred lasting benefits upon Their countrynen
[Cultlvator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

WHAT is that ! see'
A IoaeIy fountain. fIinged with and flowers,
A shsdowy bsechen tree
Through which the sunlight falls in mellow showers
pe4sa1t-sirl beSids the clear cecil fountain sitting
crown Of parpe hyaeit ad shRias laufeis knitting
An ancient lsseeds tell,
How that old foun, Peopled erst by Fairies;
Tia; The spirit CT their speiiI'
AID tlowery tites YET On us margin tafr'ss-
Aud ra, poa sumner eye in the silet sui Iinssfs
The Wild swec, music Of a baad Of faiFy 'inssrs.
BIZ, Ibis brigh, mortal iace,
VIII such syi.i,.gycs, aad radisat forehead.
such pure, majestic grace
Stamped on zach limb as sculptor should aare borrow
model for MS al. a PEASANTS daughter
Is she ~o lsaacth DER his s:lyefy siasias "s's'
How stately is her rn,e.--
How high the expression Of each noble tea'nIe,
Albeit she hath but seen
The sorpg.trae bloomth strangely glorious Creature
W, On the fra sweet lip ;haks nge Of sadness
FAMILY o'rrshadoweth It's otherwise calm sladne''
chldliie she b~ndet there.
Win skillfu fingers her rich chaFle, '"iligg;-
Nor drearneth those blossoms aye
Emblems Of Glory, Fam and Grief ccfnbiains.
Around that fountains bn sPiags many fafer flower
We, as y prescence thou chosen 'hy bang power
Yes. on that p,shhsad
Shall res, a crown, glittenng crown Of slor!
Aud after Yeas shall wed
Thy lofty deeds 10 lame, song aud story;
The sculgtors thy fotrn TO statre-te shall ''e'i;
Joan is m young heart By such wild dFeafns no" shaken
Metbinks see thee nov
Imaged as in the famed Cathedral stand'as-
The gold helm on thy brow
The leader Of tine warriors round thee banding
Thy snowy banner or the crowned naaaeh streaming
,TGy inspire. eyr with love aud holy triumph beanins
But even nov doth fall
On Hcfnory's dsl-pIa,e darker vision
Prison, aud judgencnt-la-
The Inob--the fiery stake-thc fierce decision--
Swiftly before me pass! Joan . did thy childheod
Shadow such fate beside that fountain til. Wild wood'
.Gpfa Isi3.
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VI. Y I< 81 n NJ X
J. rHlLLIP> fHG.NlN
>ev-York .,iril l5.f, 1913. =.

IN Ofdtr-ce amend ordinance regulate ne Ira's
forks n The CITY 81 Se'r. York, PA,sEp SEPTEMBER
7th, 1852.
SECTION No person per.ons except the Mayoc Alrf-
Assistants OF the IesI-cfs l.aTs shall without pre-
permission writing from t otol Agu-uc Board
oi.n any hydant b nnsIn- attached TO the
Water WORK. erected or Nttuuishneut Of fires
c,crt vi mr. IN the ns-bnrfoe shall Leave such
dr- hydrdnr oi-,a for oag. tine than shall b. limited
s,c permission shall t other purposes
han NAV b. mentioned IN said permission under the lalty Of
tTsHty -fye dollars Tor each offence
SIC Noieson person, EXCEPT such nay ," license.
h' th- Crotna liueHct Board sell shipping ri.
tk The water EGai hytrat eEertc to e srcie in The
city Of NSIo and attached the Crotoa water pJ.s for
t purpose of cling aid water ofa= toT sale
DIR t- penalty Of tay- five dollar. orplch offence.
Sc Any lsaalty h~r-la prescribed ,talI h- supposed
In risndcr hike provided .Is first
the seventh tue Of The Ordinance hereby amended respect
20 hr isuslt therein prescribed And in default OF the paw
ina The odyf s.i b. subject the Ike punishment by
lrnurf7uun-,l' tn >aid section pF4Scri}-l.
SIC. II shalt h. the duty - The Street qsu-ctor o.7
Stable Mlrshds Police Officers, and Watcrarn enforce
M o5-gan OF tbs Ordinance tie ci, abi
tics and 10 nik- compliant OF violation thereof the
Proper authority
td7p,-, by the Board of -tId~rmen March 9Th 1915
AIrrt-d by Tn Board Of Assistants. March r ISi3
Re!vyd from h. Honor the Niayor, in 18TH 1873 with
out h. approval or directions 'lerrto.
Ii'9reor- up'rr IN pros soas Of the amended C,ec '
s,,r7 JOS Il TAYLOR. Clerk {. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

IL RLACK BALI. or OLD LINE OF Liver.
S, pool Pacbsts.--Sa We,ine,ial The 10th Of Apn.
The new aid magnificent; acketshlp NEW YORK.
Can't Cropir viii sail positively abosr e regular dsy
For passage spplv botd foot OF BaSiuin
To til. subscribers. ROCHE BROTHERS X co,
3 Fulton-street, neat door 70 The FULTON Bank
T. S,Th. iavouie packet-,iIp CAMBRIDGE VIII sue
coed the above packet ad sail tor Liverpool the s OF Nay
Persons sending Tor their friend, have them brought out
e,ther q! the above packets The former su- from Liver
ccl OF The h of June. and the latter the l@5 ot tet
month. tor paN,t.,s apply AZ above ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

All PERSONS ous Of testing the sir4t ,aI,- aud superiority
OF tes over hand made shoes 9y eninS s. by mail o,tef-
vs., up ios assorted Shoes viii immediately be orwardet
warranted u the section of country for which they are
ordered by applying tle subscriber tn. works or to
t,-r ,v; Lewis Bene-irt i co. John Townsend .Iany;
pi@y9; * Ca New York that- smith Boston; A. VI. *
b. y" jones ha"pha aud T.. Pratt Brother, Baltimore,
where iisther iatonnliion ri.y be- had on the subject
HENRY BURDEN.
troy lion and Nali Fact1rv. Alnl !. 1913. aplT II
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TIE SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure
AI~% announcing ,e pubic that after years
M "a Of study and isbor, hs has perfected 1T,
III chrn"ry tnr the manufacture OF Horse Shoes,
II EwhIc, he now Offers At the Price Of hors.
q asho- iroa IN bar cf sgua quality thus SAVING
n 9the expense Of making. (Which amount, in
Nj M all cases 70 III. first Of the irou) Be
NJ I ,ides, tn SHOES EASILY fitted 10 the
v hOo and ~ no danger of pricsing-tIlr holes
al bsns pngehed at tte proy"I distance from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
JOAN. THE SHEPHERDS CHILD.
~ MK.. ELIZABETH }. r4Mrs.

The beaasiful fouErain DoEnr-m believed TO be
haunted By ai.ies was fayoe resort OF Jeanne dare In
her childhood have somewhere seen picture Of her IN
which represented sitting beside the fountain twians
vrea,h Of romers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

ssS PRICE 81. 00o.-A Farm for sale, containing
s- Of W-stfeli E5ss5 county y J. he Inc OF The
S7Tys R,ilIoa SAID farm has suit1bls Proportion Of
woodland fruit tres comfortable dwelling, well 81 "aIst
ionrtb al mile from the old stage road leading from New
YarL IN Philadelphia and in the vicinity q schools s,o
rhrTcbs, and markets Inquire OF Edward Townsy near The
yI.st Of Wrsted one-iaurth OF mill from ne R,I-o,
Dar0t or Al Elizab4;i-tnwn Of BURNETT d HANILIoN
I,l,,,l~arf,-:rtfn. I'm. iSI7. rnhI I'm :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

~ TO LET Tor one OF mare years, a very con.
,a ysaegt house situated - tn vl-e o. u
OK south side OF icu- l>srd. 6a fniie from, New
ioal 5oap- ID. ocesp aud South Ray. TIN. hnu>e Is built
- rncEG : gl wl ioiln- do Is and 81 floor. bed
Ntuye., Also -ar!eI attached 81 about lcrs,
taa te.y convenience p-cs1rg Or ts accommodation ~
iCse family: There communication daily New-ie by
1s, wh. sS IN door ard railroad, Also hy ateT. almost
3e ~ vcsss ir1tl: The docks silhn short distance
" The hoH. The Bell far tcEdsay ant Church within
l- ty aas Tie south siie Of il llaad further
je"ars, inluT- - 80 Fuoi.stree NerS-Ierk Ehs
ael
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NF0RSE'S Acknowledgements Telegrsph-Seaed
NJ Proposals VIII be received by thu Subscriber until ic 2H
Of April next ortts following purposes: 49,
Fcrfurishins 1850 lsunf C2prer n. u tcpfer WE
warranted free FROM flaws and 'oy and II lengths not les
than o irt exceeding 2a I U be deli,er At lr'nt
scrtes Office in the city o New York at any point not
NOR ey-i,iye th contractor t the undersigned may i
rect quarter III d a from the date OF the contract and
IN, remainder ou Is dev', notice
Diminishing 90o0 lbs No 10 oi the above description ct
Wire to ~. delivered a above.
Forfuni>hnS 5000 lbs No. IS OF the above DESCRIPTION of
Winr t. b. delivered A. above
For furnishing 7O,oO yards. weighing pound %oz
ward OF Lead PIP, ire from impurities and laws one hall
inch Internal diameter. ~ ~ delivered a. above.
For furnishing the like numbu yard of the above qualo
az Lad Feto h. dsv"r above, aud weighing pound
and fourteen ounces I-r yafi.
For furnishing the Ike number Of yards Of t eov@ quality
Of Lead PIP 10 be- delivered above and weighing two pounds
Fgr covering Win cotton t,.ine. WITH ard also without
fnrnin. the sinp either each Of te above quantit, Of
Courrr Wire thesnc - - ten from a3 - T. returned %
the subscriber fife in New ork city i OF chire. One
bird % b. completed -ir.y days, cGe!Td IN sixty g
separ7te contracts viii b mad los M correr tha Lead sd
Tens 81 raymeil: vii BE- seyenryy rr cent cash on g.
liycry Of the articles and h remainder ft days from the
arf,lv.l Of the articles delivered.
Aiife thrcugh the Post O'ice postage paid Samuel b
Mar.a ~ Nassau, street City. of Nrwi or..
y &. Baltimore Sun, Boston Journal, Boston Nlcn,n:
;cs pr,se copy the above daily thTes weeks and for
wa.d ball - the subscriber. SAMUEL +, B. MORSE:
March q. 1913. mn tltD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

[,oRp BRoucHAm's ORAToRY is thus graph
callv described by a London correspondent OF the
Newark Nj Advertiser
His first sentences, like those Of most great or
otors, arc exceedingly ordinary, and delivered IN
:. style that any school boy might have cqualicd.
he turns to the bundle of small slips Of paper be-
side him, takes up one of them, and, after hold
ing it close to his eyes for moment, throws 1t
behind him, and goes forward. The storm Is
rising His manner is becoming every moment
more animated; his voice, never pleasing, Is
growing more loud and shrill; his arms swing
back and forth in uncouth, bat most efficient ges-
lures the House is perfectly stilled, and by the
time he arrives AT the second head of his argu-
ment, it is apparent that he has gained com
pIete command of his auditors. The second note
adds fuel to the flame, and on he GOES, like a
fire on the prairics, burning, blazing, scorchlng
and consuming all before him. Ills opponent
quakcs with terror and surprise as he bcholds the
strong cords of his logic snapped asunder, like
tow in the flame, and shriveed into tim AR; and
at last blistcred with sarcasm and CALLED with vim
dictive irony, he falls down discounted, beneath
the fiery tempest that overwhellns hiIn Such
work is TOO warm to last long. The orators voice
and manner grow more feeble; his victim lies be-
fore him Z" fayed alivc."' and quivering at every
nerve and he sits down, perfectly overcome with
the gigantic effort. The audience caring 70 hear
no more, take their hats and dispense; and our
American friend walks away with the firm CON
viction that if Daniel Webster is not the greatest
man in the world, that man Is Lord Brcugham.
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Cooperage.

Dir. ]. Fennimore Cooper wages his newspa-
per warfare with even more spirit and bitterness
than his legal contests He has addressed another
letter to the ToInpkins Volunteer, Of which the
concluding sentence 50 strongly recommends Itself
by Its srniability and high-bred courtesy that we
give it place in cur columns
1t may be we'll to add thai the point decided
by Judge Gndley last September, and about T'ncn
50 much noise was made, has been abandoned
Mr.. Weed having paid the verdict. There are
but two civil suits now pendng-or.e against -'if;
Stone and the other against aiezsrs. Gseeley and
McElrath. The infafn? that attaches to the
characters Of enc or two ether editors, alone pre-
vents me from making examples Of them one
cannot descend too low, IN such a warfare, and
escape from contamination altogether. ladict-
14efs are tic best cures fer such diseases, and to
these. when the public mind is brought round to .
healtlful state, may yet resort. As ior TIE
barking ours around the country, they are OF too
Little weight to attract serious attention, and VII
owe Their mpunity, IN most cases, to their Isl!!,
nlficance Itls only when they start up under
my window. TIA. such small fry are noticed -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

~, FOR SALE in Ncrwak. Conn one OF
'5S Of The most cgij- ,itu.tion, f4r country rrlece
IL Which can + found Fairfield, Gem. II situated
the read -,dIl. from In; steamboat LANDING South
Noryali the B9reu-l Nut,tk aud about half VA
,wsea the no Villages N;e, a. thc juuclion Of tn New
ll and Boston turnpike with t- Rad ieadir. through
The The homestead Of ris; acr al the very
first rats 2n3i hsh o eaiIi, wIeh stand
comfortable! dwelling HOUSE, Bum aNl covered aud oh.f
Also twenty acres q good Lani IN good condition. hall
mile fIral - ipElc,t,a and Two other pieces about &c
eg-S each mile from 1t. The property will r.. sold tcS-,h
es''it purchasers For further Iartculas, m
ulr- ~ The >phsc1h- iiyu: the premises, 81 Gro
" Bets. i5t Fs 81, ". Beu-rct l2s Fntnu VI
HsbersheN, " Henri =. JAMES BENEDICT.
Nur', all, Canu. April s. 1873. alo I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

STEAM POWER, with rooms to Let-3 large
- rooms dimensions IS By 70 ser, Building Of
Grand and Ezatth streets well lighted and with constant
ply 10 John Z; TIBBETS
az Ia 10 and 2nI Grand stree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
"a For SALE-A very bsautifnlp situated

"a For SALE.-A very beautiful place, situated
,.;a N Bloomfield N-w-Jvrssy. about Il miles from New
foEs aad from N-wark, The premises consist or
acres IF or -ss, FIST rate lald good substantial dwelling
hous- faLn. four flocI and fou! ooH,s
the second good barn and othet oubudiag,all IN good
Ieat very good Sarn. wiki variety OF fruit such
as 9GieS, 'rS, cherries &r. This properly handsomely
ld Centrally situated bsi within gpie5 Of mile Of the
celient Academies, male AID female - IS regular com
maicol b-t''ef ne alag and Newly twice day. BY
exchanged @: city property InQuir- IN Ner-York o! NJ
DODp, Bookseller Bfic Church CHAPEL OF on TIN p-ea-
sSss OF the 1E,Ia=r. ans 2ws
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N-OTICE.-The Croton AqDednct Board respect
y fully call The Of their fellow 10 the Or
.I.nce of the Common Council published below prohibit
me under penalties Of fine imprisonment, Je unauthorized
apenin. OF the iiydrsnS erected fir the guShmrnt OF
fires In the absence Of such Ormauce heretofore Al the
efforts OF the agents of tie AJueuc Department have failed
To correct An lsuuin. e, which h- duty every good
citizen To assist IN ,,,ilens Many ,ie lidant, have
hii broken ard rendered unfit fnI ssTics consequence of
Tho carslSaes> ueypiacy Of persons vino have creied
them t:iu> 70 'l- rityii by strcv-
the useulness of thu Evirints OF is isfrliu
TIM ,gfsy OF H.. ueiSbeog buildings, consequence Of
th waatoa waste from Hlaal Improperly oi-usd, md ksrt
uqgu throughout the cit, ir head OF the dstiIhu-
llnr h., been much DIMINISHED; and should Tn,
occur ricl-a ertion Of the l!auts cfnno t lposed for
uGes. obedience the Ordinance ul,s-d hali b.
gald-i OF enforced 1l rotor Aqu-dGc Botnl therefor.
..tT ask tf actiy cooperation az tlII tsi.olt.ckl,
Ia the in'0rant ohart winch tn Ordinance Of rIr
Common c,3acil /, iut4,tie,I - accomplish.
JOHN l.. LAWRENCE,
NJ NA\ 81 Fl Ne K.
J. PHILLIPS FHG<lN
CORNELIUS ". t. INSRENGE
SAMUEL B. EUGJLES
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The Siiloas VIII s7il from Liverpool oa the 5,h june
Persons wishing send for iheirir,s hays them brought
out hex s o. the regular liae favorable terms, and
those Wishing 20 remit ce have drafts for
payable demand IN all the principal towns Of Cs, Brts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
war is that | SEE?

thou. the Shepherds child,
Josa, the lowly dfesine! Of the "ild.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

DEAFNESS CURED.-ScaIpa's Acoustic
~ on for the IF Deafness, Pans, and discsr. or
matter from the also all thos- dsa4bIs uui>es Ike
the euxrIn- OF Insects falling o waters, whining 0 ,;esn
Sc which symptoms Of approaching DaiR-sS. AID also
generally attendant with The diseas-.
Rad the following extraordinary If have
hls doubts e mas dismiss them. AID lhs ac.-du-
lous consider Deafness curahs. Numerous Of
and many OF them very remarkable bv - Of Scar
OIL have ben published hI tbs caps the clImaT. Young
or old. you may yet r-eoy-r your hearing.
i LADY SInItheld P.usy and abou. eighty
OF hal been gradually getting tl 70, than for
y thai II impossible make her hear
ver.aoE n the loudst Of Last s-
duced 10 -y ScNs Oil for Dst.rss L Is only Necessary
10 add that she has uS-d Two bottles and that her ha-a-
.;iect rs,,og=i cured Tbs valuable oil prepared
- Dr. B. bell and u sold on agency b. D.. D. Jayn- 5
Broadway. Prcs = III bottle. uh2t In
HtLL'S TRJ>SES.-Ncrice TO Rupiared Per
sors.Fe2ns afflicted wi: ruitues may r-Iy upon liz
bI nstruggel aid ih- wo.ld affords application tn
ONE No HeS=yrt, TO either OF tn The pTiu
cI;s towns III uitei States Be- careful 10 examine the
RACK at: OF iuls Iruses. they endorsed BIZ Dr.
Hei; Ia sr't1n None seInin- Or reli-i upon
good, without his sisnatu-e.
Many .soas have untetaken vend limitations Of HILLS
celebrated Tsss, and Thousands imposed upon ecnSe
Qurne- Ths- limitations De relied upoH hey are
mai d. unfui mechanics AID no better the ordin
arv Tresses
Rooms have Jesn fitted up No. yes4y err exclusively
oT ladies haring from business depart
neI ~e seIale - IL constant attendance upon
nal. patients. s2lG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

"a FOR SALE, IN Princeton y j. ON low and
5 accommodating terms new frame hcuse with let OF
.siirs- beatty fenced with stable earEiAss h,us,
sn4.! tenants house, craT-ry nd ic- honse
be house high, has four rooms or the first
tl9r hall a>;eeNay and pantry AMI second story four
cr2Dis aoi aUi:h. closets; basement ar si;rleu
mS-c9se; safcl htred NJ with copper boiler servants
room cellar and containing Also the
Two cows.
property eli=S'y situated Coz private residence. and
within few uiHes walk o. the Schools Colj-.a Ssmia-
arr and Churches, making every was desirable residence
wards. "
Fog fs.e information address Boy No leO Princeton n
ostses. 81 2aeods
TH0AIAS D. LOWIHER, Furnishing Goa
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S~-A FOR SALE OR EXCTANGE for other
,i CITY property one es large three story dwelling
ea:is IN the best modern style, central part
nhSl Il JOHN NEwHoUsE, 80 ws,,g 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

I'll FOR SALE 10 the CITY of Newark, y. l.
.; h3uSs and q acres &c land, situated in Soutb-Broad
,a.s;ree No ~ The House IS y -et front :ud % t,e
ithIar.e IN the ua finished throughout Al
good ssb- fruit Sc aac,sd - the premises oI ta:-
tlic1 particulars Apply to NICHOLS, corner of william
and Washington streets or OF WI ptUL. the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

III TO LET-The upper pan of the three story
,-.lra low 10 small family Rent according to the size
Of the family aud rooms waate with trout basement the
room. would be lei single gentlemen unturui bed flrst
above Rector within three 'n'nu's walk of Walistres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

~ COUNTRY STORE 10 Let-The well
III known mercantile stand N the village Of tl,lklil
slS Datchex Comfy foun;7l. occupied y \ Eoyt e
10 reu from tbs 1T Of Ni.g~he,r ,h qTtmslt of
GOOD will met with Tss+- Apply John {. IN
Wick near lie iuiss orto Charles " rex, - Fisfca-
sfs+ E.v.Y-ll alG 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

80 To LET-In Dean street, near Smith street,
' B7aokyn the splendid three storg house finished intis
, - -t manner with lot, Of @IouTl attached Also,
coach hau.s stables & VARIETY Of Tie no' coles STair
yiss fruit with well aGd 'iN 81
c@ilcnt SUNK water thu rrrinise T,-prqgefts = vel
calculated tur the accommodation a respectable" tamil a
whom /, will be le to- accommodating
terms by ap,iy.us OSEPH MURRAY, 100 Fine = r'h6