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HAS REMoyEp,-L X Parks only true ccle!rn,ea high

HAS REMOVED K Parks only true celebrated highly
improved Manifold eer Writer has removed from his og
nal Depot No 81 Jonsir 10 No % Nassau one door be-
low Maiden Lame. night hand si,e gong down.
4 X. PARKS only true celebrated highly improved Mani
y fold Letter Wnter-1h nrcle produces Letter and Du
picute the without the OF pen nkyct the
resemblance that can scarcely be detected
j. X Park would refer his friends and the public generally TO
the NewSnk pres. which with prliSe the
povcmcnt he has made the above article. and invites e
Gull and the extensive assortment he has hn
and themselves of the utility ana ceHpneS OF the
above article, which he sells 81 cent cheaper nn be
bought elsewhere ut his stationery ana Patent Blank Book
and Bank Ledger Depot - John street doors below Nassau
~ B-Ths Writer warranted 10 bear the change Of nny
climate and will neither rub OIL al the time
having all the hair strokes Of the lao 2wl j. X PARK.
IJENRY N.AY.-The subscriber Will or about
9Th April lns medal %; this great statesman, taken
from life. The work executed by C. {. WRIGHT EsQ.
III skill and TASTE works OF tbs nature
The head will be about inch and half the medal
about niche, diameter. made from Silver and Bronze
and also of white metal approaching Silver the
side will be contained several prominent epocs hlS evetu
history
The low price will enable Clay Club, and others to
place correct and valuable Likeness al tins great Orator and
Patriot be hands Of all who feel deep interest IN the policy
which has sminen;y distinguished ms pubic lite
WILLIAM THOMSON.
C I,ns lItli .tree Ne<y- Nnrs
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I,AMiLY BOARDlNG-SCIIOOL FOR BOYS. Wilton.
Il Fairfield Co Lt.-1he number Of pupils limited To -
The mex; session will commence May lst.
TERMs-Fo Board Tuition washing bedding. &C. $40 io
Summer and ESQ for Winter Sessions OF q weeks each
~ Is. An be hHd with the Principal. during
the rs, rnd weeks of April by calling the office Of the
Rev H. Newell Editor Of the Christian Family Magazine, i6
Ns.snuStree which place circulars OF time be OBJ
tuned (ai I'm. JAMES BETS. Principal
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Opening OF the WING Campaign.

Opening OF Tie II MT, thHi PhiSh'
To THE WHO'S OF THE UNION:
The DEMOCRATIC WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE OF the City
of NewYork their fellow Wings throughout the
State and Union that NATIOSAL HALL CANAL STREET has
been engaged By the Committee and Will be kept open during
the year the Iloe OF Reception IN this City for thta poItl
cul friends and br from other States. ReadnE Room
with Committee Room attached winch wll be open
day and evening Sunday, excepted has been prepared under
the direction of the Committee and placed under the charge Of
EpwfS WILLIAMS, ESQ. TO whom n!l communications and
papers intended tor the WINE KEADISG Room. national
HALL" will be addressed. Brother Wings Of State
tender you right hand OF fellowship and hearty welcome
New.York April Is, 1871. By crier.
\. BOWDrTCH BLUNT Chairman
JOSEPH P. PIRssoS. }SecretaresI
J. H. Ii0g.RT liAws.
NIB The Wing papers throughout the Union are request;
ed To COPY apis TIL myi
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public an Army Of Talent that cannot he surpassed ~ any
plnce OF niu,cen this city. and that too Al Hall Price
The Manager engagement With
Nr CDNplER the Protenn Performer.
Ia PETITE CELESTE. the Irnceinl Dsncsr
The GEE At WESTERN. Mrs. W WESTERN.
tlss iDAlR. tine Charming SonSStirsS.
Mis-. B!.ANCH. ARD. the t:recirn Jug le.ess.
Mr. BROWN, the Comic Singer. And the
GJANTESS,,
who stands az HIGH public estimation aE surpnss
every visitor. 49,,
The Mana ger respectfully announces that he has dlrShcd
the number of seats the Lecture eoom but increased the
comfort othe audience The first Six Front Rows wIl con
tu;e the Parquce they newly cushioned and The backs
stuffed so that every will I've entirely separate each one
forming Arm Chat
The Manager has incurred considerable expense m adopting
this planhccvef he PROCESSES To promote ne pleasure 81
his far trpls BIZ every is power LADIES W Ill
Re ADMITTED To THE PARGUETrE WITHOUT
ANY ENTR PRICE but Gentlemen Will DC charged an
additional Shilling
LOUISA DOROTliEA WAGNER. sister of,le celebrated
Gp,ey ten can h. consulted during the day and evening
AnaferncOu Entertainment Wednesdays and sat
u;days ornr and every evening NJ a quarter TO coc
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. aplo
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PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL,

1 MI -fINtN ON 1O-h INUI4NN' AYN. II. u,
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. AT MlDDLETOWNE u,
r1NHIS INSTITUTION established more thhn Eight
years by the PRINCIPAL who continues - bsto~
untcn,u: care render fully worthy o public cnrtence
students are thoroughly rrepnfe auy College iur bust
ness They received into the family OF the pilnclpn ami
firm part II believed that PERSONAL attention. RIM
intercourse and comforts of home secured to them III
hlr her degree than Is usual N similar institutions:
The Location OF the most beautiful and healthy ~ the
country accessible daily from New York, To and from WHICH
YOUNG lads are always accompanied by careful person when
parents desire. . =, a..
The sessions commence May 18th and November 10th
each preceded by vacation of weeks. he charge SeO
uer session which includes nil school expenses except Book.
Music and Modern Languages Circulars contnnis minute
information may he had ut - Market = and OF Sl ow
ard House. Broadway. d. H. CHASE. A. NJ Pnncipnl.
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

~ The Cooper's shop OF D. & s. Abrahams
West Troy, was consumed BY fire between one and
two o'clock on Monday morning: It's supposed 10
have been the work OF an incendiary. Loss of pro-
petty $2,0O0-insured S5OQ.
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Ten Conies forone DniI.

Ten Copies for one Dollar!
BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY CLAY,
ONLY TWELVE AND 4 HALF CENTS.
q The undersigned will publish THIS MORNING.
,eH and greatly improved edition of
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
TrIBJNE JOBPRINTJNG OFFICE.

No I'D NASSAU-STKEET.
All kinds Of lob Printing. such
PAMPHLETS. MAMMOTH Snow Bills
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills.
CHECKS. CARDS. COsCERT Bills. P!aIn and
INSURANCE PoLIIEs FHncy.
BILLS or LApiSG. Political BILLs.
CIRCULARS. CIRCULARS, tneatl &c.
Promptly executed the Office Of the Tribune No LOO Nassau
street-upposIie the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

NS- Health, Uliict, anu COnlIOrt.-I nc 6ruhHIn
House. liarcIayseet, New York. proies advantages 10
strangers stopping few days weeks the city, such
rarely offered Il is eiriby located clean and airy street.
very the business pr Of the city and IN the linciae
convenient and neat, while its table is supplied with the bc
Vegetables md Fruits that can be procured excluding entirely
Animal Food and ,,lmulan,s Of al! kinds Chnrge erac
and every enr nde render l,oare comfortable Shower
Bath. free Remember 63 Barclay street. y3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

CtCIIOOI.he attention OF parents resin. Chelsea.
- Greenwich and vicinity. invited 81. Lukes school.
ron. Hudson under the management ol
C. A. ROGERS PRINCIPAL and five tcachers The
rooms ARE unusually spacious and healthy Instruction. prac,
cal and thorough. Discipline parental but strict he care
and ilttne>s Of the Principal and Teache IRE pledged TO-
promote the health chceriuness and moral Improvement ol
pupil, well their steady progress the various studies
pursued Terms Department. TO s2' Jnnfd 81 TO So
nDi,,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

T,OR SAt-A quantity Of School Furniture consisting oi
L Tables Desks Seats Maps Globes. Dlagam-. Cabinet
of Minerals and good Telescope with other incties fu
curing kno, ledge OF natural science. 1T IA Duane Park.
an ,a rcr,,,f al uud.on.st a2i 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

g>HRENO- NlNE3ICfrECHNY-A CARD.-Prof Eau
VEI.GOuRAUDto the members OF his Glasses. and all
LADIES' ASD GgSrLzaEy-Detore ebsentng myself from
N.w York. on ysI; to Pmsdephia baltimore :" asns,
have selected and appointed MIR. WAsriiGTos kISG, tS
roadyay md representative IN the CITY OF New
York Tor NIL may concern business in relation to
Nh kim viii continue to 1--WE without charge any expana
ton that nay be desired BY anY person who has attended
Glasses upon my part parts OF my system the illustration Of
which NAV have escaped ny notice during the lectures Mr
Kine's tined aptitude and perfect understanding Of the hery
n HIM witt coadece 10 the KIND attention ind pntronnce
al iii who IN my absence rny desire mcguire correct
knowledge OF principles Transient visitors the City who
NAV desire 20 learn the system and Principals of schools who
iny wish 10 adopt their schools will find in Mr. King MI
able and competent eacher always ready satisfy them
Mr. King VIII attend the snle my Phreno-Mncmo
echny Dictionary feady for the public my office, 90
lures as soon rs they are out OF pres.
B.Ihe Printed Principles which were distributed in the
lecture rooms and winch ARE now increased 10 the number OF
0pGgeS be Obtaned the office BY any OF the
credited Teachers at the stipulated prices and ut = per cent
less by any member OF my classes who may wish 10 supply
''0'' PRoY FAUvELGoURAUD.
At 90 for the All who wish TO avail themselves OF M
Kings instruction, will please call at No. 6S broadway BE-
week. N' a5 PAW 3wF&T'
CPLENDID OLD CASTLE soAP-ony Is gents
= pounp less BY the quantity also every vaiety o, ancy
# t$. &YP KA yE4 EFfEMEsY
For sale the sign Of The Apenean Eagle Chatham s:
md 3 Bssdgsy The g aP and e Io sy as s
Res,ors,iye !, sold. .'-''''' az Inn
A MEXICAN HAIR DYE-This DYE |. NARRATED, If
applied seodns 70 re s"1n :" Gnese s
YET Black without. staining irritating the skin Ike other Hail
Il prepared only By Dr. D. JAYNE. Philadelphia Pnceo
cent, per bottle c,>,ns ~
si1ts = Futon1i. ga BIoad~uy. and Il ta.t Broadway
mhs In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

METAL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
~ FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USCAl-The subscriber, have invented 4
mrhod Of covering roofs with plain galvanized plates
which they guarantee TO remain tight when
pu, by them The metal put that cannot be
aecHd by the shrinking swelling Of the plk which is
laid OF by the contraction expansion Of the metal
The following gentlemen have had ihe, dwelling houses and
stores tins city covered By tins method their satisfaction
Henry Brevou. ESl corner OF 9th avenue aud hist.
John ). Schem,srhorn. Es), No. 30 Broadway.
DAVID Austin. Esy OF Exchange place and Wlinm-N.
Geo. B. Butler, ESl., No. 81 NaSsius
FrnncN Burrit Est. ~ Broad-N.
Notice given that the Improvement patented all per
The ide wishing to roofs by the suScnbe plan
can obian permission moderate terms
n,hi4d p NAYLoR & co. II and 7s Broyd-s,.
NFADDEE-lS casks prime Ombro for sale by
lfl ais GRINNEL.L. MINTURNG CO.. rs South st.
PIo CoFFEE.spoob bag, PRIME sy,s, green, f9. sale BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

IJISSFS PfiNSFORDS BOARDING AND DAY
VI SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG La DIES. No u Irving place
New. York The summer of this establishment Will com
on Thursday ,ay ID Reference, may be made to the
sachuses; the Rev Pr Beren' Ferris; MIp2r Mnti u"s
Fobe. Igbec. Price and Perry James b. Elmnn and H.
Hicks Esqrs IIess, Swords. Stanford & Co. md Mes.ts
u, flat q Wslf,rj Nsx-York n23 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

LNESIALE INSI'IIUrE-No. 90 Nineteenth street, he
l. the 9TH and 10Th will he re- opened nS n
ioatne and Day School Wednesday, the lst 81 May neA
and Mss llarndale. Rcicrences-Rsv Geo nne and F. T.
Snndiod ". L. Book Concern; Dr. r. F. Bond and g. Cole
Quaerly Review A. s Purdy. n. D. 2S Broome;s'tee j.
w. Harper ESQ Brooklyn. and at No WGlsi alsZwe99
BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR BOYS; New Canaan Semi
Id nary, Ct. Number OF pupils limited To twenty;
The Principal can be during the first and last week 81
April nj S9 Penreet. Circulars mny be obtained OF NJ B
s. Webb 4I Gnnd-st.. Mr.. VIM Browning, % North ;oore
street or d. 5. Duncomb. Bowery. JOHN OSBORN.
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

w tNrhD-By the II of Asy. by gentleman wife and
w one child part hosse wS'a The p'lvt-
.gs Of the E,cinep situation below Chsuibersst rtn,s
low Address H. l. l.. nj u.cs stating terms apS{St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
NOT Spruce-strect. Tribune Buildings.

No' SIrUCe-StIeSt' 'H1f"'Ho H"ii''''Ss -
JAMES PRINGLE.
PLATN AND ORN AMENT.AL
BOOK b IN ID + f.
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNcTUALtTY oS tbs
s15 MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

CHAINS AND ANCHORS-from Ia inch 20 a do an
- chors from 5 600 10 % b A. SOLD or exchanged By
apl3 GAUNr & DERRlCkSON. l6s Soutl-st
MANILA CORDAGE-SO coih Manila Cor!age all NJ
lfi for vale by VI ~. ROBERTS us West-stiee ah
EOR sAl.E-A light spring Furniture Curt. INQUIRE No
i q East Brondwsy 40 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

L7IRTH 4 HALL Mol Franklin square, have constantly
j. on hand assortment oi VI SIC and Nj SlCAL
lNSTRIM I.Nrs of all kinds. PIANO FURTES Ofdierem
syies and finish GUITARS from the best Spanish patternS
for which they hive received premiums the American l
su,e an other makers nnd oycIy superior tone and
syle OF finish FLUTES ofal kinds and finish. for which they
have nso received repeated premiums CLARlONETS KENf
BUGLES. CoRNOPLONS. TRoMBONES, etc: all of then
own manufacture and warranted importers OF MI SIC md all
kinds Of MI Steal INSTRUMENTS NEW MI SIC feceIv
ed as published JUST PUBStlED al the SONGS Of
Cd for the PIANO: also the ORPIiEUS GLEE BOOK, be-
Ing collection Of cces for four male voices with piano accom-
pnnment selected and compiled from the best German md En-
rlis nutho by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Price One Dollar per
Merchants and the Musical community generally.
spectfly invited Ia call. mh6ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

w tnucs store. and Toe sewing one that can
prru-e uncNccpiiufAbc reference, - - cractsr
uus hi. a,u. * hear Of god traticn BY adfIeSsnS
.Lh.-.ll nd .a.I .-f thIx nthrr. a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

MIR COyELI. will cpen Private School ior BOYS at his
" old stand in the Ui 22 Eas; Broadway, 81 D"i
.;o,, stree, 'Iuestla; SIEy Ith az st.
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REFINED SUGAR

REDUCED IN PR G +.
HITOOISEY AND WOOISEY from this date offer Their
w Standard" DOUBLE REFINED SUGAhe al ms or
lowing low prices, VIZ:
Loaf Il pound When les than five pscs * esa uI
Powdered ll% DO do additional
The above pscke, as follows
$Ss1 SS$ st charge for packages
Apply TO the New York Patent Sugar Refinery Of South
and Montgomery at 50 Wall II.
ance Grl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
NJ rintunl ne insurance Company of
=
rrNIntsin williamsburg for SnIe-Six Gig

u
BUILDING LOTS uexn located the main thorough
fare East from the South Ferry. surrounded by new and good
buildings They will be sold cheap TO etae partnership APP
M his ,esuIcnre in Williamsburg. iel9 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

WHITE PLAINS INSTnUTE-A PRIVATE BoARDINo
w SCHOOL FOR Boys Circnlar may be obtained at the
Bookstore Of William Jackson. Ia Bruadway-
JOHN SN1EBURNE. \. VI.
all NM Pnncipal und Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
opun,ic Rending Roam OF the Gem

1CJ- Public Reading Room OF the Central
Clay Committee open from l. NJ tr9P NJ at III broadway.
The friends OF Henry Clay from all OF the mon
sectiuy invited where they VIII ma some
o. the members of the Genital COMMITTEE and ut all tme the
polite superintenents. Mr. John Diet and lhons Nasllan
10 cy e them n Wing welcome 30 our Ctv
y e. The Central Clay Committee n"te correspondence
with the Clay Clubs of the state and mon.
,rls 1,yr las KELLY Tim com. of arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
WHOLE NO. 9is.
Ne HEEK MORE

/. MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
y 2. Z. BAENra MnragerC one d E-oatMay and Az!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

BOY from the country OF ee. wants STU
wholesale OF retail grocery or pto'''ot ,nl
incurr ~ No ~, Fulton .,Eeei. apl. wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

I1ISIINt; TACKLE-A great variety consisting Of every
.,rie in the line constantly On hand for snle wholesale
and retail. By join j. Dnv ~,
I'm ID Fulton street. near Nhh"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

|tAMPliENE CHEMICAL OIL, AND BURNING FLU
" H. ''i 'H'e ""0'''"'e '' DEF. BROTHER & co.
No. 10 John street. New York. and
rrism. 5 Hicks street. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26
HENRY CLAY:

b. EpEs SARGENT. Esq. Of thr City OF New fofk.
Brought down the year !s TINS work viii De publish
I'd on clear aud typ octave form. aud pa, ur
with papsr cove-s with anl MADISON. liihcgraphs
full sugth Portrait; will D. sold lct for the SIR
gle cory; Ten Copies for One Dollar Th. IL the iues; ard
most complete Biography of Sr. CIayever published.
The following able Of the Contents Of the Chapters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

TNER SilPThe undersigned have associated
Jthrr,vt, for the purpose oft-aSac'ng w hn6>ae ,I
- and COMMISSION Business under the ~ ism OF Pen
UIETCN 4 MORGAN al - Front street New, \ ors
~ ENOCH u. PENDLETON.
JOIN 4. MORGAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

nIssOIITIoN OF CoPAITNERSHIP-T coperer-
INN heretofore existing between the subscribers under me
finn OF lMES l.. iElyIlsr Co this day dissolved ny
mus consent, Firth < Hall having purchased the tent oil
lame, l. Hewitt alone authorized settle the Affairs
of the concern. yhMfs., l. ,l.'r IL II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

II rNOVAI-lhe Office and s;aes-Ruom oftle New YORK
IL fn Mnnufncnry removed from II ful,on-stree Ia lu'
John -tseet opposite Chi street ,,,,,, 40, 49,.
Anil TO- TALL I'm Il, SAIil H. lVS JohHs'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

SOLAR LAMPS-Of various patterns. manufactured and
= for SALE wholesale and retail By ,,,,o,,,,., 20
No 10 John ST.. New York, and
If su.t Hicks Il. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

pOlGD-famhe> ,.sle gentlemen w'Ih'n- board. NAV
find suits bic accommodations NJ ~ Barclay - tso
who raa N the c: during the the SITUATION
Is tonInr , ON account the hue ward ~ the rear eot'
~, - @ ,,,,,t r,,r,,,, >rercrv 40 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

w ANTEU-A situation b. respectable young wocran
do ckamt-rOTk and waiting, Ike ciIirsv
would b. willing shor; distance the county Apply
y, % " Walker .:ne. az -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

SPLENDID ATTRiC-
TipNS, AND BRILL
ANT SUCCESS PER
FECTl.T UNPASAl.-
LELEDt \ LAfl.ANn
DWARF. THREE N
rtiilS S!iORTER AM
THE SANE AGE rs
TOM THUMB.
With Eight Performers.
all tor One Shilling
Sir. II. BENNETT.
Manager. takes peculiar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

RENO-NNEMCfIECHNY.-A CARD-Prof Eau
VEL-GOuRAUDto the members OF his Glasses and oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

DUARDI\G- the first of May GcI Gentleman and
ID his Lady can b, accommodated with pleasant Rooms
with board i2O Orchard sreeet References exchanged.
an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

DOONS TO LET WITH BOhRp.-TN"o gentlemen and
issthe ,S,cs or single gentlemen cSn b. accommocSn
with board ard plea the second floor IN small
pryg. family where there cE!dIen Enquire on NO
promises l Pnuce street, lew doors Wes OF b'O"d"a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-26

AW.C,RD-Ious " Du,styLp. OF NArcuE.. MssiSaI-
~ will attend TO legal business that may be colied 70 ann
m the Clrcui, Courts ci Adams and the adjacent COUNTIES aI
m IN. Slusruf Courts the State favorable professional
Connection in LOUISIANA Will cnabl, hin attend 10 hus'ne>
c.nt \ Bnuon Van Ar~!a!c. CauNiwcl ana
I'LL 4 r,hr,n AGENT for Brown WaulocS
Brothers. X Co. Malco N q nau''
sam. Cochran. lienry la'efy' ,s,
William KAN. $40 ~
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CHEAP Cash BOOKSTORE,

No. 3 Park Roac, opposite he dSfor Honse.
INE Subscribers have Just received their Sprng supply Of
L BOOKS and STATIONERY. and offer the following
for sale ut low prices, for CASH or approved paper.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Embracing numerous collection OF standard authors IN every
department OF Literature American and British Poets History
Biography Travels, Fiction Classics, Theology Sciences
&c. &c. ,r.-.
LlBRARlEs-Pubic Private. Ship and School District fur
nished on the most liberal terms.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The approved Editions English and Classical Text
Books for Coicr and Academies. Public Institutions sup
piled with evsTey OF Scol Books tho most avoabe
BLANK BOOKS. PAPER, &c.
luge and selected assortment Of Blank stock. lud
sons Amess and Ilubbas Letter and Cnp Paper fine and
supcriine QmS, md general assortment 1i Stationery.
BIBLES AND PRAYER-BOOkS.
The largest and best assortment OF Bibles and lnyer Books
in the City comprising FANNY Church. School Pocket and
Pulpit sizes bound evey variety OF style, and IN the most
durable manner.
s. b. The Books oil of the best American Editions, and
warranted perfect
es or Merchants purchasing for Academies District Libra
rcs VAN AMRINGE * BINBY, No, lnrk Row.
apps I'm Opposite the Astor House
S,IXTEENTH BOSTON TRADE SALE.-T'c under.
- signed respectfully TINT the regular IRADE
SALE TO BOOKSELLERS will commence in this city Oh Tues
day. June y.
solicited.
The Catalogue will he issued the 18th of May. Invoices
should be furnishes, by the Isl of May
The usun advances made OF Goods when required
a6: tml HOWE. LEONARD s, co. Auctonecr.
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N~ANTEp-t plunbef. Apply 81 The American Purp
w Fqctory corner li.s and Bowey. any
through the day No % 81 Avenue tie evening. Of
lanes VI pe5nIs ap2l IL
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HNRDWARE FANCY GOODS &c.-A genero ns;ort-
mcnt Of Hnnlwnre Cutlery. Walking Cnnes. Brusbas.
Fancy Goods &c. for sale wholesale and retail by
mis- Inns JOHN ]. BROWN. 125 FuIonst
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'''' ''' DAVID A, FRAME a. VI. Principal.
J;IIAMILToN RuNDLE. a. b. Preachers.

AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL. BOARDING
"A SCHOOL for Boys. Bloomfield Escu Go. ~ j. II miles
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DDARD-A small family HAVING ,ak.l larger house than
- they riic wp. TO take icv b"afder. esthes gentle
me, tr breakfast and tea az i hari, couple ct scate-
- in.l.-. 80 HrnaGMay. aItost'