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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-21


GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
GoDEys kASgs B5oR ss;s4 My; sarah Hale
Msa @ tS' Sos ssts M.s Sovs sd
nv. E%ms A" NM Mrs. ~ A % Ms Ff E Hp &C.
The stsseSe y Nj vaiqa IL
The soass. by N sn MS1 aaS 3D. H.. e illus,
Emma WsstaII by Miss Mary Dsyenant:
Annette Hayes,raw, story, by Miss Leslie
4s q: w S;si Tsa: & win %Ia Ti P;.s:,
Bachelor Bobs Disco, cries by N P Willis.
AO ASeed",e Of 0y the ms OF noSs XIV by Mrs Ben
Old Ticonderoga Ivy Jennete H Williams
French :: i LADY,
Music-The Village Stream. by Alexander Lee.
Editors Book Table.
EMBELLIsHMENTs
The Sketches, exquisite engraving, by w Ellis from
I 8 Pf G.s. sgso engraved by D""".
c1 rs"s s BY Ha ap of Fashions designed by
g. snnum IN advance.
sopy osev soo and coDv .h,m Mag.
zine, year, IS, in advance
Brooklyn and by mail all Of the United States
and The CaDadas, by ISRAEL POST,
jy2O 2t<wysr SO Bowerv
SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN-A young man. about 10
~ 10 OF age, tall slim light hair, and light compiler
ION and gave his name Johnson to the stable Of the
to to the Union Race Course The said
chestnut .orrel about Of between bands
high switch tail, both fore legs has SWELL
both hind ANGLES the off the largest and white which
ameness long oreop and the face Also
brass mounted harness, nearly toge Their with
without the under Of which striped black
light lining elliptic and wooden axes with skmes the
in the aIels Any finding the above dis
cnbed property giving information at the stable will be
suitably rewarded and receive the thanks Of the subcbe
TOWNSEND SCUDDER.
Brooklyn, Water street. opposite the Fulton Ferry Jan 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL Y HOWARD.
forsf NOs a. Ann and fl5 Fttifos sfrseft

BY BELL HOWAKD
fcferss Nos. ~ Ann and il3 Fttftc1 sfrssft
SATURDAY,
Al l0z o'clock the sale rooms.
Extensive and valuable sale Of elegant furniture OF all de-
ptions Of and second hand articles in all
their varieties.
Also the entire furniture of families. removed for
yenience OF sale, comprising a general assortment.
TUESDAY
At I0k o'clock in the sale rooms
Large sale Of London PARIS and American dry goods CASH
cloths vestipgs linen sheets hosery gloves trunks
ofcothng splendid guns, ewey Watches pms rings, cut
lery and ple dyed articles
Also first lathes so boxes segsn, sperm can
dies, wines, liquors, precious stones. Nc
WEDNESDAY.
At 1917 O'clock in the sale rooms -
Extensive sale elegant and valuable furniture Of all des
criptions.
THURSDAY
Atl0T O'clock at SO Resde st, near Church,
Handsome FurnureThe furniture of kitchen, parors,
and bed rooms which cost $1,000 lately and all made to
Order consisting of carpets looking glasses wardrobe bu-
superb sofa aud sofa bedeaa mahogany and maple
chairs, rosewood piano and STOOL beautiful musical clock
paintings centre and card tables cured hair
lamps, china aud gl-ss ware.
The sale will commence with the kitchen utensils
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90 WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SAY, THAT "
any person will use Hays Lniment, for the piles, from
Comstock s Ross % Magazine street,) without being
cured. the money shall be refunded These the posi-
tvet which is sold and learn of many
thousand bottles sold not has been returned It also
an nfable remedy for all seres pains bruises &C. Who
will continue to suffer None but those who are preju-
diced-N. O. Crescent
The same may be had on the terms, of Comstock
Co.. II Maiden Lane. this city and Comstock Williams
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90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA.
red by the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy guar
anteed to the WORT of Gonor rhra Clss.
any unpleasant discharge from the urethra without faint
ing the BREATH dsagreeing with the delicate
mach To purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis il cured Price
SO each.
BY authority of the College of Medicine Pharmacy
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
w. S. RICHARDSON Agent
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yI,HE NEW YORK LEGAL oRsERYER-or ,hi, A.

THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERvER-Or this day,
contains: Art-Uses and Trusts-U S Mackenzie and
iansevoort motion for waTnt-Bankruptcy exp Barney
C9rs power Of District Court trialsexp Foster
debt Of petitioning editorre Csned-v
untary appcation,-C Pleas, STEPHENS Ba-mo-
nonanecdotes, &c &c -Engsh decisions in the Queens
Bench Common Pleas and Exchequer Court &c.
Terms shilling copy S. annum in advance.
SAM'L OWEN, Editor and Proprietor,
42Ann street, ". Y
10 All the important English decisions will appear in this
work from Michaemas Term Nov mb) 1872 twelve months
before they appear in the regular English Reports.
jy2l lt*r
II BROWN, Stone Seal Engraver, has removed to 233
Broadway, opposite the Park Goats of Arms, Crests
Crphers &c engraved Ladies' seals pencil
sgnet rings &c. engraved with of arms names any
device Goats found and painted Book of heady
kept, with upwards of one hundred thousand names.
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90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
prepared and sold by authority of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York. has effected
Of secondary syphilc affections than any remedy
yet devised 1t is safe and speedy in its operation
tains mercury and is guaranteed to effect
where the bones Of the becoming curions
Some Of the most awful have been completely
cured by its and certificates to that effect be
at the consulting rooms of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent,
Consulting Rooms and Dispensary of the College.
81 Nassau street.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Jan. 2O-6 p. M.

Friday, an <O-o r.
The sales of the stock board were not large and no
teria change in prices took place New York State rs
rose !; Harlem Railroad Ii kentucky SIS fell per cent
Delaware and Hudson, 4; Mohawk, 4; stonington, I.
Thenew Board or " Bourse" is nearly organised; the
constitution and by laws adopted and report that
Courtland Palmer Esq late of the stonIngpon Railroad
is to be President. The will be tasteuly arranged
and every convenience for the public will be PROVIDES
and so far from excluding them the old Bod are in the
habit of doing. their presence will be cowted and wei
coined sixpence" per head which the price Of the
" show" at the Franklin Theatre.
We gave this morning estimate of the value Of the
stock of the New York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany showing that nearly the whole capital is SUNK and
the result was generally thought nearly correct In
sequence the evening papers give atement to the fol
lowing efect:-
The committee. after careful scrutiny into the pre-.
sent value Of all the property and securities held and
owned by the company report probable depreciation
From which deducting the existing surplus Of 10000
that is left after allowing for the abstraction OF
the late Secretary, there remains the sum Of 900
or eleven per cent the deficiency in tire capital OF the
institution arising from the frauds OF the late secretary
and the estimated depreciation in the value OF assets
The following are the gentlemen who composed the
commttee:Messrs. Stephen Allen. Benz L. Swan, Thos
W. Ludlow Henry Brevoort and James l. Jones, stating
in detail the value ofthe respective shares.
Before declaring the last dividend the following
sworn to-
IN ,CHANCERY.
Before the Chancellor
In the Matter of the NeD York Life Insurance and Trust
Compamy.-City and County of New York. ss.-Robert
Ray Henry Brevoort Jr and James Jones, OF said city
being duly sworn do deposc I'd say that they
trees of said company, and appointed committee
from the board of trustees to sramne the securities books
pouchers and documents the office of the said company
in order ascertain the situation OF its affairs prior to
clarng dividend its capital stock in January, ls4l
That such examination made by these Opponents
and including the 3lst day of December, 1910.
That such examination, the original securities, vovch
and books of Of the company produced
before them and that such books appeared
Opponents hare doubt carefully aid correctly kept
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7 ACEs-LACEs-Tne cheapest and gIea est assortment
Call md see. jy20 imsr
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SPANIsH DOUBLOONs-For sale BY
- iy2O 2r VIM & JNO O'BRIEN, 10 Wall st.
NEWBURYPORT Bank Notes waited for short time
~ Drsfts on Philadelphia aud Boston, ioI sale
,. J sYLVEsTER's,
d3lr 0Whl Ut and 10 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

}cy~ Ns,c Temperance boarding House on the Ora
HAM SYSTEM at No ~ Vcsey -stree,.-This house Is
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style Is table
prors the choicest fruits Vegetables, Goshen Butter, Or
ance County Milk, &c Permanent Boarders VIII be accom-
m6lted ON the most reasonable terms Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited TO give II trlAl
aud are assured 2 they Will find quiet aud ncatness not
,,,,i,.hl. in IIo,.l, Terms moderate a20d
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VOL. EIE. NO. 80.

The papers thus received are almost destitute
Of political intelligence The successor OF the
late Maharajall of Gaulior was to be installed
on the 20h ultimo, and no opposition to his
accession was to be apprehended. Lord Ell
lenboroup4l was still at Agra, whittier ne had
preceded from DELHI on receipt OF the intel
iigcnce of the late Maharjahs deccasc NO news
of later date than that received by the ordinary
mail had been received In Calcutta either t-onl
ScinGe or Cabul.
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LryEnrcot. CorroS MARKET, April 2S-Cor7os-Noh-
rrTor, Re ag has had quiet appearance witou- any
reduction prices and tie sales Of The week have infrelE
10 sd and so Georgia "a to 81 PER ID. There has
been far though extensive demand for Cotton trcg-
the week: bat. pressure % avery large Sllp}
the market has had dull aud nanimate apI42ucr. Thr
mdds aud ordinary sorts Of American as well a. np1t.
night aud Brzif and Egyptians have been heayy al thu d.
cDed noticed FRIDAY last There IS no alteration whse'ef
better descriptions OF American The trade have con-
,inued purchase with undated confidence and SPECTATORS
have taken quantity turther adsces from i Ialieh
with Information the weather. and what Influence II
may have had the planting for the following ,eason
American and no Brazil The sales of the week nav
amounted TO 2fO bales, of which 22l Anenc1m !2l
Brazils. 1 Egyptian 2GJ ""st Indian, aud 100 Last
India &c; s.cnators hayr :aken jO0O AMERICAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

THE THOLlC HALF ORPHAN AST LII VI,
In Eleventh street, has used SHERMANs LozESCEs Tor
- las, TWO wears with great benefit. Wherever the children
hsy. coughs few e Seunaas Cough Loz-ascs them
IN LYLE time II VOTES, TWO dose OF Shr!IFans
Worm Lounges DESTROY them In fact Sb.rnans
oz4nges used bur with the appest results They
have been long aud we'll known need any additional
proof of their sid sautdry virtues.
TIE Rev. Nj &C IRAN, OF Harlem, hls known Shef
mans Fever an Ague Lozsuges oi long Standing
and where Othef failed give relief H has
have used Shernas Loz-ug Tor cough. WORMS &c
SC. aud never slew any tflinl; much good
Dr.. CHAfLE.S j. CARY, of Macon, Georgia, one OF the
first Physicians of the s.!Tans LGzenSs are o
only tn plesantes but best medicine e ey-F knew he has
used Meclted Lozsage made hy others but none That ever
could compa, With Sfrrrans DE- ). Is the only Sku ana
scientific comp0under Of medicine III this form III America
Such IS generally known and therefore, the lev VINO nave
attempted follow MS footsteps have never Deem apir 10
find r.any willing tn their limitations while the genuine
SerInan Rave been sold IN enormous quantities ID
almost ever part Of the World.
LEONARD ROGERS, E,l.: an old Revolutionary hero
who has fought his country battles III t'ro no" - years
old SAYS Shernans Cough LOzcag-s saved ms NE when ms
physician and family HIN up 20 de he caf ~ seen al
ms Hon EpMuND j. PORTER has used sherrnans Lo
,eng-s in his family for coughs, SC Sc hey always
cu.ed IL short time .,,,,,1, c.<r >rf.rc
Warehouse. los Nassau street, ,,<
Agenrs-lI0 2g7 and Broadway ~ Hudson street; 10
Bowe-v: II East Broadway; 10 Astor House 81 w iliihn ST.
10 Fulton ,;Ier Brookyn James Hiaeson Williamsburg
~ a2j In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

BOARD II BROADWAY.-PeySons wishing
Al hS Broadway, between Bond and Brecker>rrets Cen
tlcnen and their Wives can be furnished with pailot, ht'ns
Bedrooms attached, few single gentlemen De hand
>of}ey accommodated Rooms Tor Boarjers. Terms
rni1 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

NJ Social Reforn.-The first Annual alcetiaS Of
the Society Universal Inquiry and Reform will be holden
at the Natioua Hall Canal st. Broadway this city,
commencing on Friday next, May 9Th at 10 A. NJ
in. state Of Society who wish discover and remove
their causes are earnestly invited To attend
Clergy reorganization OF Society and Co-oerat,yr Asso-
ciato will proper subjects for consideration Delegates
from Ohio, and other States expected 70 be present
4. BROOK, President
A Co,tIS. Cor. Sec'rv. myS lw
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GENTLEMEN and their wives. and single gem
Sltleme b. accommodated with board and pleasant
rooms Overlooking the Bay and Naomsl IN Stastrre be
tween Henry and Clinton streets w'h thee minutes walk
Of NJ Hobinson q The Bank Of NeM-l OK. ml2 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

NTANTEll-Two >kIful workmcn in a PRINT
~ Ing Ink ManqAetory None sevi APPLY bat such as
have been oEs employed the business aGd Az. t~flrr.
experience and practice; suitable will b. rr.uirsJ
Address s. =, NJ Office Of III. Ts6unc. nyil i..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

w ANlhU ia partne! IN Loan and Commission
ohce--An accve with $50 can Tnrb,~ an ir,.e,-,
IN profitable and pleasant business Apply a, s. Licriy-
Wilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

NIANTED-A young man ABOUT Il wears Of
w axe to learn the AZ; Of Wood Engraving An Amen.
canoue who Will consider sufficient remun-ra.
oa for the FIRST year-riay apply Tribune Buildings ,Go
NlsSau>r. up stars. Wv. BRITT. ALT
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Pnsscnxcrs Arrived.

In the Steamship Great We,;eu-Dr Bronson and lady,
Master Bronson WORK; r BGnsall Chill H., and
yyania Jas Eddy, W FORBES Miss Smith Boston,
I, oliyG Mar ad; Nr and Alrs tl@ child and s[sl'
Ms Igsn>on children and servants, " H Jackson
II Morgan W II I.,dyeway. Tanner. England Miss De
Troy Sir Fun and lady FaIconcr r and MIS- feather
sto1heush C;yn2ci scnr ,yngeir, 9 Hal and LADY.
holland, r V James, \ Kraz-n, Nh ecs.e. Vi L. Roy W
" Ioore n Miller. + MacCiregor Mr. Pattsor aud lady,
Mis- Patiison. " H Richie MIS- Z Reynolds Rogers, O
Tenon D II NhJtelI, d S Walend.
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w NTED-.it laS Nassau street. 5 agents, /
II e.'fSS' p@tneFs. fedaler iboys. 10 sihs-sooi
IIilrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

rTO BOOT-MAkERS-C. MORG has removed
AT. Ga had ready cut kit Feaeh anu English. my2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

DOARDGNG-Thc newly built and furnished
calculated for SeAeel family, osea the reception
. bOli,rS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

CENTEEL BOARDING.-Mrs GENE has taken
VI the house No q CourAad.stg-e and ready ,o
accommodate single or married gentlemen with BoarJ and
rooms furnished or uuunished ais In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

A NIFTY SCHO0L.-Thl< institution viii COM
lis seventh annual couESs May Nth under The -
Tction Of Misses Holtou and Day Pupils Will be received
say time previous on application Ne. Il .Amity
nfar.iN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

FURNISHED ROOMS To LET-A small pri-
family having than they wish occupy,
would accommodate or gentlemen with handsome and
new u aud well fitted The location desirable for
gentlemen dong business down Appl. Immediately
100 Fulton street, few doors of Broadway. The 6>t
references required myS lw~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

w ASTED TO PURCHASE-A small second
oz hane Iron SAFE Address & P. box $50. Lower Post
SInCe. mi2 So
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=. Mindo,y Snndc Depot!! No. I Spruce

y Window SnnNe Depot! NO. spruce
sfreet.-No Eaiian Humbuc.:Thc best. of .4ms'7can
Window Shades painted by artists tnatiye and foreign OF
know dyed talents. All shades painted with the best
Of oil coors and warranted wash aud NOT fade Shades
painted to pattern the shortest notice Interior
decorations executed magnificent style at very
duccd prices. Painting Of all kinds done Order In fact all
works of can be produced at III. es,ahlisiL,eu,
ali i'm BARTOI S De MAUHY.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No ic0 SaSSAIT-STREET

All kinds JOB Printing, such as
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH Show ELLIS,
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills,
CHECKS, CARDS. Concert BILLS Plain and
Insurance. Policies, Fancy,
BILLS OF LAplNG, POLITICAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, (peAt) &c.
Promptly executed the Office of The Tribune No 100 Mas
saustre-;-opposite the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

lanes 6 MOFFET, l2l Prince-st. New York,
j he's On hand and oers for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at the
fnan Sysr different thickness very su9erio, article
p9s+.r<7 Brsss do do do
Cnnna-,' Brass Pail Ears and Rirets
fS,jIa Parasol and SHADE Furaitue-wfich s warrants
ns 70 any in the United States, and Of his o1Tn Haause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

THREE DOLLAR BooTS.-A fresh supply OF
uc cali.>kin Boots sew-d with fair stitch this day L.
ccivct a. lis Made. lane, door below Tearl.
( \ B. No STATE Prison wok. GEO. Z. BAkER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

respectfully inform their friends aud the public that they
have TIE Store No 800 Broadway mcar Duane stIse
Hat; aud Caps Of the mo-, Fashionable styles, and VIII be Of
may favor tlem with call. WM ROBERTSON& Co..
NH ., 305 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

CROTON WATER put in buildings in the best
Is,yc at the shortest Hydrauts, Pavement Washers
Hose Cocks and Bathing Tubs always on hand. By
ROCKFORD < WORLEN,
So, EeSav->ir-rt-
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WANTED-A Cir Waiter-one experienced
n the basiHcs<. None need apply without coed re-
00rnrad Apply ~ Is PelTs, corner Whitehall raEa ar-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

dental SURGEON.-Mr. BUSKEY would
~ infor his customers and The public a: he continues
his old stand q Surrayssree next ocF TO the church aaG
beautiful style the latest aud approved plans Teeth
filled cleaned &c. The best har moderate
a19 3ueOds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Furniture o any DESCRIPTION to dispose Of or who break
ins up housekeeping, will find ready sale for any portion or
ali OF hei- Goods bv sending their address calling upon
the subscriber. Goods 10 any amount purchased
At private slle-l'wo PianoFortes.
FCOLTON s CO. ll3 Fulion-.trset and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

OLMSTED PATENT =S'roVES.-,Ihee e., sub; );
~ critr would iEiorrn those who using the Olsed
Stove "- other kuds and wish them taken down an pro
perly put away wish t-en taken and store az lal'
leaving word 4, the M,nufactory. 20 Water
ma lM 3s&Sos FREDERICK II. IRON oNIDSe..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

CARRIAGE MAKERS AND UPHOLSIER r.
~ Frs, GOODS.-WM. VI. TITUS No 80 Bearer-s;
cd Dalnask and Ranes of various coiors SILVER den arc
blue Cloths black and drab Linugs drab and blue siES
inches wide Also Moreeas assorted coorS urn''e Di
lties: Tursey-rcd Furitres; IL and 10 INCH buTais
Berth Coun.Tpanes and Blankets; Marshafs / read sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

Observation-Disclosures Silver German Silver
L JAMES c. MOFFET. l2l Prncestreet, Newly ork, Of
ers s,!e aud retail 1900 lbs OF German Silver
In consequence OF the article himself he can
warrant IL lar superior 10 ANY eyer manufactured IN tins cou
try am, fully EQUAL To thS imn0rtrd. aiy sG'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

THE GREENWICH BATH. No 3a7 Hudson
street is now open the season, with and cold
CROTON WATER
Sr, Baths AZ the reduced pIic Is. cents eict tickets
for 81 IA ALF.N'R MARSHALL AS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

em ECONOMY AND FASHION.-To those
"a who study EconomyThe subscriber, in accordance
with tho times has reduced his superior Imitation Moe
Harso fur bodies the low Price oil 81 Z
The elegant dress Hat aad will compare advan
rantrd to give sssacton Also constantly manufacturing
far and six Hat Of the latest passPt ana at ,ad
Cloth Gaps constantly on hand J. w. KELLOGG,
mo I'm. No l32 Caaal-st corner Of Thompson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

ca ONE PRICE HAT STORE, l78 Chatham
H Squsre Of Motstreet.-The proprictors have
49, introduced new style Of Hat, tn. imitation Of Be-.
YER which closely resemble those formerly sold for 81 ana So
at Ia. low fixed price Of S. Those who, from inclination or
necessity uce study in that ndispeasabn
article OF dress have opportunity Of doing so, aud su
keep UP the appearance Of the most fashionable.
BROWN & CO.,
Az im- l7s Chaham-5,reet, corner Of Mott-stTeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

ITO uOUSEkEEPERS.-The subscribers offer
fer sale 4 very complete assortment OF Brltmnla VIZ
Tea Sets OF yariou. aud beautiful patterns ur's CaoT>
g. Sc e. c. Is. CONANT * Co.
~ Mi Nv. No. 25 Pcsrl-street-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-13

THE FEMALE SEMINARY 1T Jamaica. Long
\, sland, under the chlrse OF Miss N,KC.Sr;r ADRIAN,
VII De Te-oi-,r Monday, Nay s.h. Circulars. S,ltGg
trrns' Nc; may h obtained ~ calling E MONROE.
Esd, ISL bEo4tNs ay al rod5w
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GSELECT M.i.E AND FE,IALE SEMINARY. al
- 50 Rl,nstons,rert the Bowey. The object Of the
Institution 70 furnish competent and thorough instruction
IN all the branches necessary constitute COOL eduratoa
X Is divided into three departments, with each distinct
teacher and all under The l.ryl of the Principal 4 pr
mary School is connected with the Institution Terms
mi lm. V THOMPSON. Princinal