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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

Boone elected one Wig Rep. Balance Democrats gen-
crallv.
: Naitin has a representative only every other year.
democratic ticket split.
S No one viii DOUBT that Montgomery is Democratic Is
examining the county election. although a lopulag whitman
aged 10 he elected 10 the Legislature.
T. Democratic senator VS. elected in Morgan. although a
whg Iepte>cnti,I,e managed 20 get in. Her noble son, are
Democrat vet.
= Thee ale no returns from switzerland. 4 Democratic
Rep. was Elected ~ a majority Of doc. while a whis Scna-
tor vas elected over another inicvcudcit WIKI ~ a small
mai)fiy. q. " smith saw The democrats 4 SIR .yiapd
oor,rcd themselves nth honor and si0gy IN a fe1tiat- hsfso.
tie inict oudclt candidate.
sGhio unts votes with Dsaiborn.
Cant tell any ihins from The returns.
We have given The G. yc moss vote in 1913. in Waguc
and Nisn, because there Is 10 means % <. 1T correct by liss
' caIs returns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
Iowa.
Tic Convention for the farnaton Of State Consti-
tation for tie whole territory Of Iowa stand thus:
nTNs. CooNs. lND.
% 10
Dcr, r~,f ovcr all %
Dem. maj over all
That VII d.! TIE Ga-cttc says:

IHlf WI d! T.o Vd-1fc sayF:
From The above i VIII be seen that there ara
flg-iro Democrats. a~iacsea Wings AMI ooe !ndo-
pendent. elected. kcokuek, PAWS and Washington
coumtics, are Only reported. bu; we re- une the cfic.al
returns VII not alter the result. There j. n le n
JeIifs3n county. which occa .ons q vac'nry. wh j
vacancy. we are assured. wll be flied 81 a Democrat.
How Clay VIII curse tie :. Land I.ratcs."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
Vl.c Dr.nnrrn:ir Ero.pcce.

We copy below ftom the Joiiial Of Commerce, whose
fcpnis oi elections aic generally achntw welded % lc coiloci
q ,tt'cmcito OF The Democratic gains AS ,'oNn by the cociti'
Il the months of August. II viii De seen thst * stale.
give u a gam since tie last ieilca'ial clEvl $ # moe
taan siXiy Thousand votes This. wc iclicvc. IS IMP eec-
den',i ior the wings in TIE glcAi irfelatrn ~ 80, ion
- %, ia the same State. camel only about fp ~cny-th.n -
votes. which t,1 iiiii. io>, lAan lie Democratic increase.
IAc !! l.N.Is 1, Tie aicM.nl:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

"VasAHoNp FOREIGNERS" i the insulting end d.
grading tile ar,licd bv the New Orleans wing cor
responder, # Na;ionll Intel gcnccr TO those nat
uralizcd citizens =" who were robbed f their yo.cs b.
the wing Judges Of ~ihatcty. Lett be passed around.
and let Il nc remembered.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

Barnett ell, forging an order for pound Of butiel
:. non~cnse :" Many C. man is in the renitontary
for such Kind &c nonsense - but we know of none
who dgserres 10 te there more Than lie who forged TIC
o.drr fr . pound If butter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

G-Can the Louisville Domocrs, send Us q com
plc;c copy # Fishers Specch At Louisv.iie' If 20,
We viii reciprocale lie favor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
4,62i
AIninr,tr Cor Viii

Dixon, Wing 1t. Governor. has 800 more votes
than Owsley.
The Harrison majority in 1910 was 25,s73. Takc
from dis the present Wing majority, ard II shows q
Democratic gam of II ,2i0. Glory enough Tor one day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

TTE LATE FLooDs ~ lLfi>ois-Goy. Ford has issued
an Address II the people Of Illinois, requesting Them 10
hold primary meetings throughout the state. GA Sai-rda.
tie -1ih If the present month, 10 obtain money. rFa,is-
ions, clothing, aud other nccessefics VI life, for iic sadcT-
CTS hy tie lale flood.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

S-yrul + or e~schanre Nv iead leir msrfar.
1T. -" a>NzxArio~.~ cod. Ttcy mieht also aeaa
tie Des.le. Wrfce.I, :" + ri.is - sod b. lat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
z,,c con,,..u;aon Of rev Egamrsilrc.

\ Great al If deception and lulaaug las been
recently pere.ra;cd By TIC Wing politicians in rcla-
ton - cor;a.n Objectionable Futures IN tie Constitu-
tom cf New Hampshire, Ike 70 possibility Of which
is clarecd upon tie renocratc Party. WHO have for
soiae years administered Tie government Of thai
State. Tie papers and politicians in Northern Ind
ana. FL wing Tie lead e tic federal rapcys f
Ehede I-land, are Just now isrg busy IN Ills matter.
70 .oi,e tie question: at cn-e, and 10 slow ~licl
lafty Is really - blame FIR adaeriug 10 The a~n;i-dcn-
o~craiic provisions 81 Gle Constitution in question. We
cony Tie fnovinc lcfor # tc Hon. FImani rurbc.
mc.alcr q coagres from Now I.amn hire, written
in 5iar,A la.t - tie Editor Of tie " Iadape@dcni.'
publ .ted 1T Providence, RI
- infer from a paragraph in 90 Of your Lite papers, tlat
the charter patty IN Rhode Island are cor~oing tAom>. lsc-
gcatly, wi. the fact, that HE constitution Il New lamp
SINE coniaits provisions Inconsistent Win tie principles Of
American Institutions. aud the sIiiit of the age. Al thi> !
aimit, AMI think every democrat IN that STATE viii ceutede
The Slme. ! does, inictd, require a qfoper'y qlallhcaiion
fog certain officers. Ont not Lr roflS) aud It also IIc>eiihos
q y.fsiouS frt m ltfrt,ntc 10 all p.r,ons haldiag u.lco un-
der it. Il requires that every maa who mpy le elected l.
oil q uu3tr y, shall 10 e the FrsfrsiGaf religion. II his
oihcf obnoNious provisions. among The m',t rcpchrns,slc II
winch, l. ONE THAT RtQ'iRE' THE Voict OF lNV.lhlkDS
OF TIE VOTERS OF 1uc STATE 10 AlrrR Gr.
NOW all Tie c obnoxious pioylsi ~ "a thc constitution of
the democratic : ate rf New Hampshire, nay be maiicss {
geii consolation and satisfaction t. The liouds OF The oil
charter government Of IN. de llnd. rs %aliriing some lu>ti-
fealitn lf their attachment 10 the anii-icpublican and illb-
cEl claitel a der winch thcig state ias been 20 long goN-
en- d. | vs. 4, however. state a few facts, which, II they 10
net relieve tac funl' If thc ch1l;cs government 81 tieig
cenlliccncy. VIII cc.tainl> excuse the democracy Of Ny
'lan..hiic nom Tic blame and o,ium e permitting .uch
jlaly ceusL Die provision, to exit IN The con'iiuti9n #
iAai State.
The c,n.auti n Now Hampshire wa. adopted some
+ tv seais aso. riR" ne IrrrRAL Parry WIS in ie s.
c,n.aAt a. fi SITE. YwN M constitution oj ~ Frn~-
RAJ rtury.-,rfs ftaei, aaopfci, anil fr many yurs az
Mfaf,cgfd ~ MIf ~ fL An as oltous fesfptts me NE
g-.g 4I Ir IA d Irl.X L. f.vN 81 Mr. UH.UstYg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
A.. Settled.

Tie editor Of lie Wabash Express endorse foriie
purity Of Nr. Clay's character. The question must
surely he settled now,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
Democratic Electoral Ticket.

OR tHAN N. FITCH, of Cass.
JAMES G.. READ, of Clarke.
eONGRFssIOSAI.
1T DiSfrict-WnLIAM \. BowLrs. Of Orange.
81 i" ELu4n NrwL.sp. Of Washington.
Sd JoHs VI. IouxsToS, of Franklin.
4h &" SAarEL +. PERKINS,. Of WAYNE.
9Th " VuIIAa ". WICK. Of Marion.
Ga " PARIS G. prxxISG, Of Monroe.
1h 4" ArsTIS VI. PUrTT. oi Parke.
III Uy>Ry W Er,-woRTH, of TIppccanoe
Nh 4" CHanTTS W. CATHcAHT, Of Laporte.
IOh " Jor~ GuBYRr. Of Grant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

The oliclal vote for Governor Is a. follows:
For Cwsicy - $50
Z" Butler % tJt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

"Nesy RESPECTFULLY, yours. SC,
JOHN BANKS"

4 Rost,n paper record, tic following tribute of
-c Get % tic character cf Pol., from Ex-Cov. Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

CHARACTER OF THE INpnN.-Thc Dubuque
Iowa) Transcript relates characteristicincldent
regarding an old Indian, under sentence Of death,
who had escaped from the Jail there, in company
with white man. Another Indian, under a
similar sentence refused to escape with his COM
panions, and remained solitary and aone.'-
when askei b. some one why ne did 20 of with the
rest the IuGiau have drawn himself has blanket
in all his av- dignity and with look of culisr
answered Whoo white put IN here AID he may
come end take me- out" Things remained this condition
Indian seen the jail door awaiting for TO
aud let him in After while NJ VS. dIsco by The
do?'-and :hiveriuT in lis blanket continued" SkcfehH
cold end TO b. again let back
into his old quaers. H. was. of course accommodated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

4 MEXICAN POST OFFlCE.-Thc american
!ALettsr Man Company have established Post Offices Y
York Ph;ledefphG baltimore aud Boston and will
transmit letters Gztty from each the othes-twice
day between New FORK and Philadelphia.
Postage for each half able alws advance
Stamps 81 for dollar.
They will carry only letters.
Their purpose carry letters by the rapid
sucss and ath cheapest aud 10 extend their operaon
las fast az patronage nsy) the principal routes Of
the country 10 the public the extensive IA
cties for correspondence that BE- afforded uniform
of postage
The Company design also IF sustained by the publicly tho
roughly 10 agate tho question and test the
right Of free competition the business OF carrying letters
Ths grounds hch tey assert is rigt are phoished
and for sale, a the offices, pamphlet form
Letters containing money Will not be received
Until further notice letters arriving At their destination
unless promptly called for, will BE- delivered by carriers, or
DEPOSITED for delivery in the Government Post Office.
The mails for Philadelphia Will be closed at half pats
NJ and quarter pas p NJ Those for Boston at half past
z. NJ.
Mails viii commence running from York TO Boston
AID Philadelphia on Tuesday 2d inst; r NJ from Boston
on Wednesday, from Baltimore on Ihursday
Office in NewYork So Walstreet: fhilddeipha lo9 Chss
pastrqet; Boston, u Satstreet; Baltimore Museum Build
uss. Caivert-st
Exchange: SiiaS Jones. Esq. 60 Wall-street
the public approve ENTERPRISE they are requested 10
give il heir support from the Outset ,,,, ,,l,,,
New York January 20 1874 ja2O 3,is osts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge ULsHoEFFER.
Daniel BURNETT rs Isnac c, Ian NIyck-The

COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge ULsHoEFFER.
Daniel BURNETT rs. Isaac C. Van Wvck-The
plaintiff owner Of Pearl street and Cosutiss
slip. which ne leased 10 defendant ard occrpisd BIZ the
at;erfo thee oil The present an
oftresras 70 recover damages for asserted injury done 10
building from being saturated b. oil aud the floors coegedh
hard mud and dirt Sc The Cour, chargeG-As re- the idea
OF ordinary wear and tear unless special
made 10 put the premises condition az the 70
ton OF the lease as at the commencement kind OF business
for which the premises Were lt be taken and
the term construed reference II man hired store
for instance, IN which conduct the dry goods obbng
ness he would be expected 10 leave condition than
if occupied oil store The defendant, occupied the store
three wears lease each year. that plaintiff knew
for what purpose he occupied it, IS the glass SAID
the panes nearly all the bdsemen, windows On
this item he bound the Of the implied lease 10 leave
them good condition as he found them. The questions
for the jury decide thea whether there had been sub
sequent arrangement for storage aud the $50 paid su-
a it, and whether the lease implied ordinary
and connected with he Defendants business whether
there special agreement place the premises equally
good condition when defendant entered The leasewas
Of the ordinary kind Verdict for plaintiff nou ding the
$50 paid in, scr 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
POLICE OFFICE


On Saturday officer Stephens met colored thief
named Joseph Thompson whose corpor1e capacity emed
be unusually da;ed-aad seziug the fellow and unbuttou
ing his coat large Spanish cloak worth $50 which dou-
bled up and wrapped around him. fell out The thief YVES
lodged IN the rombs and tie oak yesterday claimed by
Thomes Brasted from whom it had been stolen Wedues-
day night last when he party White and when
other articles Were also stolen.
LARCENIEs.-George Williams was arrested by
officer Burns orstean, copper pIe, rsn crank SC om
Greenes Columbian Foundry % Duane ST.
Bridget Tuey committed for stealing ookiI,gsloss
from John BuCkhouss, 20 Walnutst.
David JAMES, coored man, committed for stealing 4
gold watch worth $50 from Jane Sanford IS Cliff 81.
John Van Pet was committed for stealing $40
bill from Henry asson of WALNUT and Henry
which handed him to change, he running OFF with it.
A man named Hugh Wines was committed for
an aggravated assault and battery Edwin Rowland
Cherry street whom he stuck several blows with his fist
and then his lip terribly i the edge of Yarnl>h
A man named Baldwin arrested by officer
Stephens and held bail $500 for aSsautug Geo Brown
Of the Of Clinton and Drancey and biting
OF his ears nearly of.
Mary Cox was committed for stealing 2 pair of
pautaoons shirt and breastpn from Abers Il Anthony ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

U. s DISTRICT COURT. Before judy BEr7s
This Court met Yesterday for the February term,
but sufficient number Of Grand aud Petit jurors
Ing to their NAMES, It Adjourned to this forenoon
The trial OF Mathews, the pirate, had been SET
the next term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

RECORDERS OFFICE.
In the case OF Joseph c. Ashley, the Recorder,
weunderstand, has refused to admit HIM to bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

In The case Of oicer Baker the Mayor has direct
ed him 10 continue Perform his official duty, the testimony
offered in his favor appearing sufficient his pusu
ing the steps th7' he did when struck BY OF the yorus
mn Oh Frdar night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
CONCLUSIVE PROOF
OF THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY Ol
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

WISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHE hhl.
HApDoSrlELp New-Je1sey, Apr 81 lSi3
On about The 18Th day Of Octob2i 1871 was taksa with
yio pain ,h side the liver which continued c. Tor
or some hing wardy which relieved the pam ltte Dut
caused me throw Sea; quantity OF offasre ME-
id rysican he said he though he could DO but
little fer m except give Mercury Pills which re-
msnv o;Ssf remedies were then procured by my wife and
r. ells none done any good, and the dlschalg
sst became so Gsasve could scarcely breathe vas also
seized with volst sG , T l s "a. @ and nv disease
contaued in this way still growing worse ur III FsCas,
when all hopes OF 5s srsa u At tbs
T n m M 3 Of Cbe aud got bot
RE which relieved me immeda tey and oy the ise OF only
three bottles OF tins msdcue al my pans were ny
sOgsh and t as 1 He e s so zf s5tore
me work e my tee (Which Is SfIea CoZESS
Te,g-jerse gloucester County ssPesonaly came b
fore me- the Subscribe JUSTICES Of the facs n and
croding 10 law saith the above statement N al nHss
true. Affirmed before the 2oh day OF April ID
Another of 40 years sinnai cured BY this BasarsG
are all diseases OF the iun1S and liver NO vii
not Se arstonEd end s ad oDT5
which SsIsa on aop sse c. corner Of Nassau
9y is.S 63sr. Albany T. ". Ball Hartford G9Tnen,
w.Havea. ---- -! = 4 {
PAURldaaSS Al a5s AEpA5 ~ . ans
EsSme1, jon ell-Ths b. ats q tnls Line r hss Vi
bssn improved enlarged and htted ng IN ne 81 tr s
eolssr: and elegance 20 that they eannot ia % =
mo. faS NiGT Csplin ST. John, and
I'M, ne oStCIHiEsTER Captain Houshtoa, Nv
VIII form me as, NJ (Sundays e1ceptedi ard
f9 OK ' GG,il,,tIJNBIA Cap;7iu -, and
as CURTIS PEEK Captain siS mo rpnno. daily and
vii form the clock svs tas Aii i-N' u-A' '''
ing az ali the internedlaie places
.7!5any Day Line b.treea Veg YORK GHf rRSIly
The aad spisp4,S s.7n9n NIL, uG Ssii tsuadays *
es slS ssS New Yot bspE "a: DAY ss r feS
shove boats large and airy and Of mrs. and every
o worthy Of the decided patronage OF the pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
COURT CALENDAR TETS DAY

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. l53. "a, 10, ia. l55,
156, Isl, 158, l59, l60 l6l 1872 l63. 64, l65 leo,
167. I63, 16e. 10 Ill l72 l73. I76 IL, lis. l79
$50.
Common PIEAs.-No=. l6. 18. II, % "a I, 8,
2S 81 90 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27


~ Ladies' Festival and Lecture, for the be-
nst OF the German Nssioa NleZh Fps ChuStn second.N
will he hedi >RLos Saloon Bfosdscoy on evening
March Doors Will ts cpeGet AT O'Clock AZ O'Clock
Rev. Prof M.Frrrr wilt by special Es9asst dslys5 Lee;
70 Characters Of Washington NAPOLEON and La taystte
ireland Flight OF e National Sagle At half past O'Clock
the doors Of re Supner Saloon viii BE- thrown open.
The band the North Carol:c will attend upon the oee
sion Tickets cents each BE- he'd st Belsct SquirS
gF Rowery ihe Tribune ard sun Offices r Smiths Car
net Store NoilS Pearstrse Ni6os Bar and At the door
BAs the occasion will undoubtedly be on Of interest
The number Of tickets has been limited 70 sur the most YER
feet comfort 10 the guests. IA 81 N&i
- Health. Quiet, .EG COmforI-The Gra
han Hoyse So Newly rroe7s ADVANTAGES
10 trancers stopp,rG days weeks III; city suc as
a, Tsra offered IL eiicbly located clean and any
sir y.rv near .s bushes, part Of the city, snd the
me >:e vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings rs
an t,nsa.s ere convenient and while IFS table supplied
uh The best Vegetables and Fruits that he ocned e.'
c ling entirely Animal Food and stimulan,' OF all kinds
CT r-s. moderate and every effort made render BcaTsri
co 1orab-. Shower Faith, tree. Remember 81 barclay
STREET )VEou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
CORONER's OFFICE

The Coroner held an inquest at his office, Halls
Of Justice the body Of Chris ophe Armstrong. aavA Of
Ireland aged SO years The deceased while intoxicated
Sunday fell down aud injured himself badly that he
died al | O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

n isaac Dayton. Attorney and Solicitor, No. ::
Nissan srrssr New-{orE. l2f iwi<&lwoseol~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

MAYORS OFFICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
NSTITUTION OF THE MEssKs ABBOTT,

/ IS Lafayette place, New-York City:
The thru term OF this institution for a5 instruction oil
Young ha''7' F" - TERMS Per Quarter.
PuniIs under y years of studying Ens 90
pniis over y years of studying English only II 90
gorr hose studying the Ancient Modern Languages,
or the higher branches OF Mathematics an edditicEal
Tho Sfafionsrg aud al! the Books required will b. fur.
and an additional charge foT the OF them OF 90
WIZ rnoy. than Sne pupil the family attend
tns se'ioo4' co
For further niornaioc inqulre a. s Seminary or 6g =
iiii s.-+,a n,srs y Y frI9 2taw3w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
OVER COAT.

OVER COATS.
VIM. T. JENNINGS IL co 25l Broadway
Y American Hotel, topposts Park Fonntan,) will SCI
81 the remainder Of their stock of ready-made ONEi
Ca OATS consisting Of Beaver, Pilot and English Tweed
SUI routs nj very reduced prices. Also the few remsnln
wv; r,sr Erocks iri2 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

UKAFTS ON ENGLAND; IKE
%I~EEE3 LAND &c Persons about retn,ung mon
/#ggaey tiSir friends K The Old Country can
rALs5s5r S. e. flo, E2o En-, or any amount, paya-
Is a. 5-mand without di4coant or any 2tsr charge AZ the
s ssi; as Co. Bnks!s London Barned Coz Exchange
n eopG, Bank, Liverpool! Esstsn Bank Of Scotland,
ore seoiiand and The Branches post through
~, Epgand iceland, Scotland and Wales which Drafts viii
18Th OF tie CALEDONIA sailing from Bos;oa
the is. OF March A sn 70 81 T. TApsC0TT.
B,-Alle letter from the country mus, come post paid
"a So HATS. II. MOZAMBIQUE calls the
ri attention Of the Public his Of fine far
go Hats, the very low price OF Three Dollars al 2sa
Bowery, Ny lea lGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
A MEXICAN LOCK MANUFAGTUkER';

A MEXICAN LOCK MANUFAEI DkEhc
DEPOT-The subscribers invite the attention OF bqlid-
~ and Others their extensive assomear OF An5rTcsa
ocEs conprisIng Knob RImand Mort-s Locks aaG LATCH
from all The celebrated Lock na7ufacurer5, of all SIZES
and prices sun the most economical Sliding dooE tIi
pIs-s Knobs and Furniture for Locks; elso Wlge Metal
and Rose Wood Knobs sTttef and Blind EIq;ss ane t
cd lad Narrow Bats JAMES celebrated Screws Goopers
Cine Shest LEAD Dooi Bells Pulls CFaaks aud Bel nm
~ Window Puleys and Fstenirss, Sash Cord AID Sash
Vyagbts and Builders Hardware every yaretT country
Ire.nts otsrs haria- orders co their ends can mad
ms the ost assortment Of Locks that can
a. fannd In the city wf'ch viii eaetls than 10 make Their
with the lest delay possible ard TIE prtcss
VAN BLARCOM L CHASlPLlN,
{zucce. so.s 10 e. J. S II. Reoseyelt.l
f49- zs1 Pearl s.. I'd doc. above Beektnan 81 N.i
TEAS.-300 halt chests iouns Hyson, Canton
r. T iGiRiSNELL. MINTURS < CO, "a soatl-s';
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

INSTITUTIONAL French gentleman engaged
in h,srary pursuits having few hsurs 70 spare would
b. hsppy 20 devote them giving pstIuctoEs IL the tanc
I'D aoish a1gUsgs small boarding school or pri.
,. family in or abou, NewYork. Compensation being 10
o5ict with him. but quiet eu retirement he MI consider bis
and lodgings sufficient remuneration Tor ms time
bs most up-xceptonabe encrs VIII b given reEarts
his character and capacity Please address T. oun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27
WHOLE NO. s97.

CARE AND PCNcTUAL1TY on The
Is MOST REAsONARLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-27

TO CAblNET-MAKERS AND GROCERS.-
- = svneTen making srEansenspts 70 oeea sosrdins
and where he paw for the board
ard tuition Address Teacher No. eS Orcharsr fr2t