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sss. 4 RARE CHANCE.-The subscriber offer.

sESs A RARE CHANCE.-The subscriber offers
Shis Farm A. cssya sale. II consists Of - acres 81
aIc.Iea; anj whereof about righi acres 9e VEL WOOD
81 b. iou.e l. in the English Cottage style. with spa
ciou nall two rtor counccied b. sliding doors on one id
and rtrr. bedrooms with closets The otscai OF i
floor with l room rccdn ou.s and hcb7 snne M iher
Is do cellar kitchen we'll finished aud ample cell room
also tenant haisc shed, house stables sG
b.r sni h-nsry-all excellent oseI. The arn well
stocked with is varieties Of fruit and M GOOD ienes shd
fine view Of the lake and surrounding county
,aG aud half m from, and ~ uli view 81 IN
village OF Geneva. The subscriber would dispose not rny y
- hove premises. the horses stock OF dii-
fersnt kinds and farming implements. nov nGi hs ptcs
mon reasonable terms and would refer IN JAG SicsSon f'j
%ssgs; u New York T the and conditions Of sa!e
The subscriber h time al HIS oifcr >.''rc
Geneva 3 SLDSsDN. r1lGl SOW W
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,as ,s.- FOR GOSHEN Two Daily Lines
A. On and after Mondsy next, Apn 3, and unt far
DIS Their notice the Cans of the New York aud Ere
Railroad viii IN connection with the steam
boat ARROW, Capt. a. Ii. SRuITz, a follows:
The regular Mail Line Will leave the foot Of Duane daily
(Sunday exceptcd) at 3! o'clock, F. VI.
The Accommodation Line fer passengers and light freight
, brge) will leave the foot q Duane daily Sundays
encey",} at o'clock, A NJ
Tie Freight Liue (iii-weeklyl viii leave above every
NlondaN MednesdaY aud ErlaE. O'Clock 4 NJ. lnh3l
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II. =
M,ssrs Sands CO: Geuts-Fr'rr mo,i,- Of humanity
rrunrte INFORM you thai i-s1 applications Of your
yalusse Roman I'VE Bal,sni h4v- nlj jstect tn
1f a.ea mother who has suffered undrs painful
inflammation OF M Twelve OF it-n yarz. Plysicsi
h1ys az tn ofSs account Of the patient
sgy but b the blessing III ,y-a your rrHy has Effected
y-rl-c cure and verified The ad4x- Whi t- hi tere
hon eurS GRATEFULLY. X. H0iT.
heny rDoIe Certificates Of might b gI' bur lhs
Is deemed quite sufficient establish FOR REPUTATION i4s b.
ycud IL. reach Of any oths: PREPARATION
Pa, up small AR with fall dIr=ctIous for Frie, = ~
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail b DAVID
SANDS & Co Est Broadnts NIsr<- Sold also
b. 4 g. y D. Sands 70 and loo Fulton 4 3. sands Co.
rs Broadway, Chamber Kennedy De Blocker
IN
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IT. OLD ESTABLISHED Enlsrant PaSSen.
sg,t ger Office 81 South 81, New YotkRegula' Lac OF
pecke,,,Thc subscriber continue, 70 t'as out ISons
saced by their friend, here by the csrne Of Packet Smgs
sailing every days from Liverpool; Persons sending Tor
despatched without DELAY in Liverpool, and Will always @
dea,or merit Continuance Of the public patronage, winch
rvnm,tas money eau have Drafts rayabe at all the Banks
and Branches throughout tls CuteI k;nCdJn.
For fnsfh.r arcusrs amply III IN letter post paill
r,h7 JOHN HE.EDMA\, 81 South -
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IOOIIl-lt !IF.--TODIF-A tHt.- T0eN NbII1
h,,aE ,i-fepeed fir esfra'7dinlgl gower, pf ~. Or
entail GIr Of he Siye-th tr1tFr. no yen tn i'f tnil
which ,sr: thg, eua. eiische ~ every stage
ute ,hsif. nfrnn ,pp1t though ach= have eitslsi{
i'i pniI' r. yis iinros,is efcl'rn Pfetgbf ,1d
cGu,--itrrs ,F-cJc 3giri asa, DE fbs heath HAT
await, ian. DFpr ca -rs alone have bl spaced the
tfaut. and pens. ~ q s teeth ntEyirrtt,r7
-. utt-f al I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

LAKE, Cn4MrL,Ix.--To-day the ice Is as firm as
il has been a; any time during the winter, and the
crossing was never better. Last year the broad
lake-opposite Burlington-d:d not close; and
the ferry boat made its first TIP on the Sd Of April;
the line boats commenced Their regular tips be.
tween Whitehall and St. Johns On the l2tllof
April From appearances, we think the navlga-
ton on Lake Champlain will not be free before
the Is. of May. Platts5urg Repub. oth
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II PURSUANCE. If ~ order OF the sufrcs1s.
Of The Counr u New Ycrs netier hsrr67 syss
1T Sn-York mason. Jstetoa Daefinz late 81 lisisna -
w Cronlapd lsFe Of ihe city uf York fii9t' IT,
Adau iir 81 sia sad city mariner. John Tuner, sss y
eity ctr enter Peter g. William, lF at Hanbrtl @
p"T trcray present tbe Win .h@ YeHfbsrt s
the ,uhsefbcf - h .Jire So. jain stfegf tk tH
Ssi r. ti,rr The 18th day 4 tuly s4ar. DstR
York. tlps 2Jd ,iiy II January 1853.
it2,lswsa, = BETIs III VI pubiis Administers
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NOTICE. Persons taking liz Croton Water
vh15a contracts ,,pi.p th. ~ 81 y ~ next tl VII
intrr tho t shill ~ Discontinued after itt day
informed tli notice sucl mtfu'num ~ gwen ~ writing
II tn oics ~ the Cruta Ainelprt B"l, ah ~ bri1' ir
e.aips Frlr Cntsct tor r ~" ~ i- W 'iei ~ t'r No.
vi MAJ 1874 will b. made renewed ifplieannn II nh
III -e ~. grn, FItp ~ tnFNNCt.
IN N r,-.i vcfe the hgnr aod nnpa'd ten t'' t"t
becomes -, he m lr', ~ th' trItorftia" ~ sew ION"
requires that ,s ,ufply ,hall csas'
Wtar t,ur a. rrmnde thti bv the term, Of thrr ppli
tl .itplsu. ~ ether ftiri-a fsan d lp h,ift
under .aaslti turifu, tt,ar pas and thu
4 n BiGELOW Register.
OiHce u the CIo'1n .tluriuet Board. M,rch 22d 1919
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N PJ kSl A\CE ot IN Grt'rT 81 the SutTose,s
ef H.. tcuuy 1t NewsNerS notice : hrveS Eirsn t1sH
~ ,yiu. cl,lut saipsi Dcrt laS w y ~ RsJSf lac n
firy ii N-y,S gentleman irc~i>r. present fh an
wirh n ycgy ,r, e'o q t''- ,"o,er-rS - ~ r,'tr-
H. civ, Il Nv Yc,k b~ieyv the tl d.y Il Si'v Rit
p,;si NV. orr, jhr eith ,!' o Nerriacri y D. stG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

Is1 FOR SALE, IN Princeton, y. ]. on low and
III; accommodating terms, frame house with 10, 81
,.srec acres neat fenced, with stable carriage house.
small elant5 house. cIarefy anl ice house
The house stories high h' four rooms on me mt
floor hall pa,sa-eway and pantry, and second sory four
bedrooms and adjoining closets IN basement story are Kitchen
ui'clot wash-room fitted up with COPPER boiler servant
room cellar and containing Ian cl-r Also the t'f,
nure OF said house nearly with horse aud caufs and
CUws.
The property Is eIigity situated private residence and
within minuIcs walk of the Schools, College Slnil-
arg aud Churches, mlkins desirable residence
iol tlc, VINO would like sulcrincnd the education oil their
son, waTds. :.
jersey 23i 2ncrd'
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EesrPRlCE 81 600 a Farm for sale. cont9inlnS
ea>anty sitnate, 2 mics i iT,n me W. w..
Ves.iaii t.sseS county. y J. on Tn me 81 -
Sor,eqlls Rsroa, sid I'm hs suitable rroppction 81
woodland fruit ers cumng;i- DWELLING 2 well 81 "a's5
tls,- ~ door snail barn SC. Sail tsrrn y sitafe one
fog, e mile The Old St1z" road i-iGnS rom NrM
York ~ rhlsielrie and tn vicinity 81 schools soI>
b,rri and ,,Tr:, lnruire Edward Towniay near The
yIsz. 81 Wesrfi our-:oGft ri mile from ts k,lisps
D-r7t or a, Lliz,f-l-:nyH Of BURNETT D. HAAlL ".
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l~3 To LET-Thc three story brick house stu.
::ff sted in Bro4dsr-,t, Newark M. Rent Inoier>e
.-It Is ycden built house, with every convenience for
.entee imilv-in the very cf the citya short d
lance from the y Railroad Bds. the centre Of N-;sar
aud the market, churches, &c Persons dssironS of ocat
Inc themselves IN Newark Will find their advantage 10
aullv No 20 Brood. .tre.t NeMatk. y. j. al. lM-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

ls3 For SALEE,OR TO LETa..A House, No
i:ES III Ssnds-s, Brooklyn containing u rooms with
..s yacS closets unaer cellar. folding doors mar ne
matels the house story and rearly Aud
aso the upper part nf small house No: PrncaS' Rent
moderate 10 good tenant. Apl''y 70 JOEL l. CLAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

4-r+ ARRANGEMENTS FOR lsi3.--Qld e.
WIS tab!.hed Regular Packet Office No. 100 Fine -
,sssv. Soutie subscribers, HAVING completed their u,
rrance,neas the purpose q, bTinsln. Cu cabin, Sscon
cabin and sterrosp passengers eeg leave 20 inform t friends
s,d the public Ia general that superior hEt class @
lar Packet Ship viii be cs,atchcd from Liverpool the lSt
18th aud 6th aud from London the 7th th and 21ii oi
each month Throughout, the year;
liverpool thereby preventing the least possibility OF delay or
detention on their arriya! at Liverpool
In all cases. where the parties aSd Tor decline 10 CONF OUT
the money Will b. promptly returned.
For the accommodation Of pessSnS wishing 10 send mol.y
oi their friends Drafts al sight will bc given the following
Rail and
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IN n KSl- ANCE nt mn Order 81 tie Surrogate
l Of the County af N.wY0k motto, hereby gss9tea VI
persona having ciims against Robert Eckhi aie 81 Is
vouchers rh~r",T tho ,ubect,bI a ,. espe,es, 10
Bro0us the sity Q. New fo on - beiot bgsf
te5 4 ID zap WA GRAY Exscnirt. DE tawtHst
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"a COUNTRY STORE 10 Lct--The well
'.:8 known mercantile stand in the village Of tishhl
Du,cllc5 County formerly occupied 10y s \. Hoyt
rent from the lst Of M.y-wlIere fresh assortment, OF
WICK nca the Yernises Charles Van WICK, 81 Fetch
eT y. New York. alO Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

6,-l For SALE IN The CITY Of Ncwark, N.J.--
INA, A house and q # land situated Sopt.Btoad
street No. ~ The House q feet front and 80 deep
good stable , trees SC attached 70 the PREMISE En- far
and Washington streets, OF o WI PAUL the premises
IA, M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

A SLIDE or TIE READING RAiLsoAD.-Another
slide occurred on Tuesday night on the Reading
Railroad, near Manayunk, being the third acc
dent Of the kind which has occurred at the same
spot. 1t IS estimated that 10000 tons OF rock
and earth were deposited on the track, tearing up
the rails and causing distractions which wi! take
some DAYS to remove The Side was occasloned
By the acton of the warm weather On the frost N
the assures OF the rock which cvGrhangs the road
above the rIyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

BorIrfs Dflt IIur fuI -IT ot'IsF at "1 tuI3r
turc. n M. an. reduced rates
New Article, =ct up ruirr on beng furnished with rat
fsruS.
Tn. typ ct ~ '. establishment beth ~ ty 81
and material ci which made lsiculIiy s.itr-l f."
.etyice IN NeVV>uNI-1 Printing
Al tInht ~ Sf-.ent. III >. inrniaIrd - nrtier-
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sysyFA ARM For SAT.t..-The subscriber offers
s for ,c his Farm lyirs e ct Of Uric,. New Yos.
- - location and ,oil inferior to any m Oneida
rouIty ir rsar tr. NanIan TURNPIKE about 1tl"
sonrh IF Beeces str, Bridge Contain, about
s.yenty..c OF improved ,'d N hh 'sI- OF cura'
lion Il fr,, on GOOD wriliu: hou> wood house two
good burns fcuT large sl, aud other nbudmI,
IN in good s thyiu. orchard wall cnr 'ui uaierrd.
las ~, wj " a yarer aud other ala+n'es For paftlc-
nlrs sIciv 10 J. Howard S.n. H. Front - Nev-Notk
arne, Bl,yel Uties or the snh,c Filr the
Sicnpd GEORGE. X. SMITH
I'tira March mil IN
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DEArH rRou HrpsoraoslA.-The Memphis
ENQUIRE, OF the 18th uls,, says: An 1-lsh labo7er,
whose name re have not learned, was bitten about
two months ago BIZ 3 dog supposed TO be rabid-
The wound healed IN a short time. On fnday
evening last, he was attacked with symptoms OF
that terrible malady, hydropho5ia, which iacreas-
ed rapidly, until his suierings were terminated BY
death Yesterday morning about two O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

SEALED PEoP0~ ~ willie rccetred al the
- oies q tho trmn q te Alm i1uis and Bird
WILL @ Park ull,i The 7t ils ni pll Ip..t CON
ye.aE ffl,7arN from the i ,oa '' pl~t Police % tho
feat II SytyGf,i F,.f Itptf and tau- Refuge
md ft etnui. 10 ra = Bilie, sf Bmtd stays. So nd
drlY1tE them Y thu pls fllie id he ny Prison. Surh
o0nla,t % y , fc7g irp 10 eleventh d. N Nav trsf
when t Uuat contract erpile. Eici proposal b.
epmFsTips p, be N4rfrp assent 81 rrf ioribe lss3ftnt8c
If t,-p proposed esptr'ct TIL WILLIAMS Alsatap1tA2o
n PURSUANCE Of m order - the eurrcgai,.
Il " r Country II Ns ORR. notice, t,rsts gitrf ~
Irons hsvluz claims Lewis ts-r l, - fi,a
81 Nrti "rk Bras, tsan.rr. -cstd tIut iit-
Nth ie voucher, hcr,i ~ tl- snbnt-f, III is- 81
Jfsih luspu EeI. NJ ~ nhri, street. ~ tr CTS ~
Vow York ouor '.frf lh ID las II Ausust next Dated
NeN. in5k Oh" 5i,t DIV ai J8upsr sti.
JOSEPH III 'SSO%
II lawtrp. Ft.IER MCCORMICK tf.FffAnrs-
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,.--.,.r,. NEW YORK TOEAoIDA. Pa.-Pco.
Ss:2sgs III Lac; Fare >2.,LssSe lieE No North
S-ceptedl by steanbol, 10 Eli abs Port or leave
the oot OF Courtl4d street at o'clock y NJ by NewJe1-
sey Railroad E1abetlowi, there connect with the
OF cans Sonelvll. coachc, thence tonly :, mile
w NJ Ea,,oa o'clock, P n For seat, app to y. D.
HOPE, Merchants Hotel, IL CouTtlandt Il.
n. B.Tls route on account o. the short distance by
cOacles, commends It's II to the pablo.
Ottcc removed from 70 10 II Courtndt street. Ser8
IL FOR L0NDON-pdcketo of 10Th Apnl.-,The
s,tr- sllendd iast-,ang packet ship WESTAIN STER.
capain Atwood VIII ail rlietualy as a69y. her re.
cabin second cabin and passengers AT reasonable rates
If arlv application be made on board orto
w S J. r. TAPSCOTT, - Peck slip,
ali coIret South street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

DOAIAN t.AE BAI.St NJ or weak and
II In 4Ius Eys,.l'h, b,i,srn prescription Of one
If tn mos, celebrated Ocaiis',haS BIN eh- n
and couidrutly recommended q, The public te tt .n
most ucccsul ,sls- used inspru,inr iias of tie
-y. la lre the ,y-il, very muck nii'm thu
bali Of thu tics coyr.d with blood almost like
magic and all Aarancr Of dises- after three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

gsxF4RNf FOR SALE. situated on the Passaic
s River ebou nine miles from Nc-y-icrs tnf eu- ml
-pfrom BslsvIs II confirms abnut y sGs> > 81 Tnen
an Il good house and harm ard other oithuli'usS h
I5nr apuF. orchard 4 akoat no Tres OF tas bi iI III
A. -nj dock Tor boats virsr- III steamboat mo
r7.- from N-w-YoIk viii Stop her is TIPS to ana
from Paterson. Title nSputsbis and PcrtIen OF lr Gs
NJ - -. IAGOB EREELANp on H. rrsInsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

ls-} TO LET'-At reduced rent. two Houses,
fnai Nos II and 10 ilaronrr in good order, with
he nantels aud crates in first story-may he dried
Tor families Garden the Of zach house. Also,
two Houses IN Secondstrec; opposite Union Market
places OF business. Inquire Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

~ To LET-In Dean street near Smith street,
g BROOKLYN the splendid three 5:ory hoqse finished n tn
TX manner with lots % ground attached Also,
coach house stables a yafiet Of the most choice sEe
Also several in trees, with well aud pump OF eT
coaur ,rr,nr water OF, the PREMISE This property /, we'll
calculated Tor The accommodation o. respectable tamil 10
whom II viii be lc. for accommodating
term. by antlyns TO EPH MURRAY 100 Pine II mh6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

- TO LLT.-Thai eligible residence situate on
Fir5t street be-wen Eleventh aud Twelfth street
The hcu ~ good order VII calculated for .TIE,ts itT
Iv thu nrrcruIjn- ground Pr t7sfy lad ont and PLANTED
it silrublary trees Rem; gw suitable ar!ican
to farther p.rcuaF, afyly On the premises, EDGAR
S Van WINKLE Nassau street, y. I. APO ot'
sr.l TO LET-The three story Dwelling and Store
'S1si No II Bower The Store has bea occupied a.
,.15lAa Merchant TailurS siacs 1872
A5o-The Dwelling part o. tie House No. ia Bowery:
Also-The TWO story Dwelling House, Nos 30 and III
v I nm; ~ - 10 ,s Bo,yerv. az II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

The LIVERPOOL. VIII saul from LiyzgFoO on the 3h
Jane aGciaS persons wishing send icI Then: s!s
f,yoabv opportunity OF having them brought her
any OF the regular ne sasonahls terms and those wish
n TO reni, icseyGan have drafts auonnI parable
demand in all the psincipal LOVES 81 England Ireland Scot
land and Wales.
The PacSs, ship SfDD0NS viii sacceed The LIVER
FOOL, and sail 18th oil April Ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

~ TO LEA Room. Bedroom, Pantry,
ei Closet &c suitable for small family; Also base
.r.nt roof1 and Two bedrooms Rent low and Posse'
SION given Immediately Also Others, with possession the
first of May next. Inquire Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

s!a-9T -NEWAKh And NEWlQRk =
c5==.--ssA- Faro only y! cents,
The splendid steamer PASSAlC, Capt j.
er srns been put IN complete order Will commence her
ps tr MONDAY, 10Th inst to run as follows until
Leave Sew.york from the foo, Of Barclay st ao'clock,
r. NJ.
L =. Frerh, carried at very low rates, apo ,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

RI PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surroe5fe
of the County OF Notice Is hereby grrc Ia N
OF Nrw-Ycrs widow deceased Prsseu, ,hs Win ~
vnuches thereof TO the subscriber 81 the store al Eas
V,n yocFhis Lts E-cat the City OF New YsS
" before thu ninth DAY of October ns,s-Datsd N,wYes
'hs ans ssr ,,nr sey q THoMsS c. BRANT Aduin,,
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caused b. inflammation had existed Tor yrs- In
fafnme;iaa and caused b. blgws, eositus1nS
wounds Oh he eve by Bodies 81
Introduced under the e-!its vey removed by TIE
application OF tins B4lssn.
II. following certificate from he Pastor ri the Episcopal
Church Harlem wi convince ineTedHuas Of
astonishing .Tfcacy:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

A FiGHr WIN INplANS,-On THURSDAY last,
we arc informed BY a gentleman arrived here, 4
constable, accompanied by several armed persons
repaired to an Indian village. situated between
Marksrille and HidDopolis, for the purpose OF ar
resting an Indian who had some time before at
tackled and committed violence on the person Of
Mr. Celestin Morea, while he was in the woods
The Indians, on perceiying an armed force ap-
preaching their village, likewise armed themselves,
and fred on the party of citizens who immediate
" returned their FIRE, wounding three of the In
dams, one very dangerously. The wounded In
dams were carried off by the squaws. None Of
the whites were injured. 1t is presumed that the
Indians, on being reinforced by their comrades
will endearor TO avenge the death OF their friends
IN. Q. Courier April l.
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LOUIS GALABRuN.

TTIPE. At Kf.TI Jt.U TNIIT.N-- WIS. lnI
al Other Printing NI,teIials manufacture At CONNtRe
United State. Typ and Ste7eo'vr feuadGy corner ~ )
s,n aud I-,fr--- NsvN rs, can h. had At w tNll
PER CENT REDUCTION from old pr,er.,
The updsr.isu-d respectfully inform ii Old F'tIont o th'
vi. and Sereoif Foundry formerly kucwnas Jane, ten-
ner, and more recently Conrr Cook and the public
III scucral tlI,t tlce SO r,.ls- execute crets Ger
PRINTING TYPES
rTe,rf Chlso- C4sss mpr,lng Stone Ink Fame aud
Every cthera1tir eco,,ry ion eouiiei Printing E'tab
li.tncnis orsi rr, and %; a. good lo'litg
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ETRQPEAN HOTEL. Washington Cttv.-In
T. conr,ueue. o lr.Iren; rni5rske bl gentlemen .,hu-
- sf0 at the European Eei ;ho undersigned IN, oa1tm
M friends and tho public hi, house i. formerly kart
L II Fuilrr fes door. ti Hotel el by that
.enrirman and ngar the Treasury Building.
THIS Hotel has ben newly httcd up aud i'un,hed-n'
great number o plrrl5 WITH; tod rooms atitc-d AMI we'll
calculated ,f famine. nd lie gentlemen Board hy n. DAY
month b had price, Sut-d tine tunes .H
the subscriber pledge hi;- hat every bl attention '
shown his srssts make their redsnc- with him
iortabI. and agreeable - po.Sibi-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15

I.,..-EL-->.-.-, IE.AM EAEIGHI AND TASsAtIk
Cor, Egg,s2 2, end DsiysIs and Had
The NORWICH Captlin onn SAMUEL, will leave New
York foot Of Murray street every Wednesday aa Saturday
VIII leave Kingston lRondor,) Landing every Tuesday
end Friday, at o'clock, r. NJ.
The EMERALD, Captain Jon1 kETcHUM. win leave
New York loot OF Murray street every Monday aud Ihis-
day a, o'clock r. NJ
VIII leave Kingston UsondeuD Landing every Wednes-
dav and Saturday al o'clock, 7. III
For ir.I.lt ras.ase arpiy-ua hnai1. mh2l u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-15
- Peek hr, conner Of Son,h Street, Ncw.York

NEW line OF FAthETS FOR LIN-
atSS EEPOOL--Resular Pscke, cf the 18Th -srnl-The
.sies3id packet ship LIVERPOOL 1909 ;esrs
bl.the:, Cap. John EIidse viii D. dispatched 6;h al
Aps,i her regular day. This magnificent ship the largest
ever bull, this city Her cabin elegantly FURNISHED her
between decks loty well lighted throughout; and with
several other yeenlS makes her the mos, desirable
,evance for sec0uA cabin Rad st-rt passengers OF o:
ship Persons sboRt visit The OLD Country particularly:
igyi.ec 10 examine OF is sarb snip
those wishing bets should fail 10 MAKE
carly application 20 rreven, dlSaQpoin;men,s ai;ei
number oaly Will o. taken.
For passage apply, board foot 81 Ba5lins Sip, tses'
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31
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THE DYING GIRLS APPEAL.

Stay, father, stay, the night is wild,
On, leave not now your dying child;
! feel the icy hand Of death,
And Shorter, shorter grows my breath;
Oh, father, leave me not.
Stay, father, Say, my mothers gone,
And thou and are all alone;
And from her star Int home on high,
She'll weep that alone should die.
Oh, father, leave me not.
Stay, father, stay, oh, leave this night,
The mad'ning bowl whose withriDg blight
Has cast so dark shade around
The home where Joy alone was found.
Oh, father, leave me not.
Stay, father, stay, once more ask;
Oh, count it not heavy task,
To stay with me till life shall end,
My last, my only earthly friend.
Oh, father, leave me not.