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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
Liceuse Questionable. y


A liquor dealer, licensed by the State sold glass
of liquor to laborer in his employ, and then an
other, and then took the money-apgry words fol-
lowed. Rum infamed the vindictve passions Of
the laborer and under the influence of the violent
excitement which rum occasioned. he stabbed his
employer to the heart, and was aferward hung for
the murder.
liquor dealer at the corner of a block in neigh
boring city, looking down the street, said to by
Islander, That street has twice changed its inhabit
ants Bnce commenced business here, and the in
maies Of most of the houses going the same way
az their predecessors have gone The history OF all
the liquor dealers in two streets in Cincinnati for
fifteen years has been preserved. They were six
ty-seven In number; OF this number hfty.two have
died, forty.sx Of whom died drunkards Were
the history of liquor dealers in other cities exam
ined who believes 1t would lead 10 any different re-
sults2 There may be exceptions. but usually liqucr
dealers drink and drinking is The inccptve stop
toward drunkenness. Ii is difficult If not impossi
bic TO be occupied in ministering TO the depraved
appetites of others, without being corrupted our
selves and among the victims OF rum which the
pothouse exhibits usually found some members
Of the pot house itself 1t requires but that the his
tory of taverns and rum-seling groceries should be
written to make 1t apparent that the way TO power
y disease, degradation and DEATH lies through the
rendezvous which tho License Law has established.
No enemy could wish that a greater Judgment
should befa family than that the head of 1t should
be doomed to spend his days aud nights in measur-
ing out per day the drunkards drink 10 drunkards.
Who can see the head of family standing behind
counter, amid jugs and demijohns, and decauters'
and minstering TO the depraved appetites Of the
miserable and haggard beings who frequent these
dens of wretchedncss without; pang
Innkeepers, think us not your enemies; we arc
not so; the contrary we your sincere friends
If we wish you to renounce your, present occups-
fah Nc oil
your families, and to the public. There inevita-
Bile Ills enough in human life without producing
them gratuitously. and there are too many useful
occupations TO make it necessaryor any TO resort 10
the sale of intoxicating poison in order to secure
livelihood o il is sad 10 think OF the certain
geance which this traffic usually executes 90 the
families alike Of those that buy and those that sell
this aqua mors-wa,er of death. No License.
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Real Est6te.

NaA FARM FOR SALE.--Sirustsoni The Rose irorn
- Ns- Rochelle White Plains abor; distant rom
%. each containing 80 ACRES OF LAND, all Of WHICH
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which, Wood LARD
fbe divided By Rnc and laiG outinto conveniec
lots 10. cultivation. All The ences OF In soof
order, sad The ground stale Of cultivation The ouit-
t-gI Ri @. Sod Character and in order For TERMS app
to S. 3. KENYON, on tie premises 0. q
aDRIAECE rs Inhn-ai. Nays
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NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
lust PUBLISHEO-The Rules and Orders OF the Court
of Common Pleas for the City and County Of New-York
For sale al the Law Blank Stationery Establishment OF
ms JANSEN l. BELL. l5s Nassau st
A LMANACS.-The trade supplied with AlInanscs al
N prices fmanufactnrng al The Trthune ohrs ara
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Uliu0om cIbG0es

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No spruest-Es-
w iabished In 1870 The Subscribers having htted up
splendid Show Room for the accommodation of their
customers and having made with one OF
the celebrated houses In Paris they will be receiving
by every packe, ofhe choicest designs and there
fore be enabled supply their with Shades of
every pattern, kind or size.
Amongst which may be found some rich Views on the
Rhine in Swizerlsndcorfect copies OF some OF tho most
celebrated Ancient and Modern Cstheiras in Europe he
sides variety OF beautiful Scripture Pieces Ahbeys and
Golhcs of every kind Landscapes 10 quantity from
sh, any airy Moravian floating uxuous!y along the
quiet ppiei OF romantic lake, the sombre, ye,anastic
Lombardesn reposng among the ruins OF gray stone and
fallen tower.
All Shades painted with the best OF oil colora and
we warrant them wash and curl crack Every
Shade bought of u.s. ami not answering thu recommends
ton. will be cheerlully exchanged.
We have great palma in selecting New Designs, for
the express purpose of accommod. ting retail csoers
aud they will only have cho'ce stock TO select FROM
hut least 30 per Our facilities for executing
drs be surpassed Persons by choosing their own
views can have them copied correctly.
Signs Banners and Interior Decorations done IN Elsn
uer not be surpassed Trimmings OF all kinds Shades
exhibited with the greatest pleasure.
Show Room 6n Zee. deeply Is wide, ample space to
commo5ai least On customers at time Store open
= sunrise ard closed 81 sursei
BARTOL & DE MAUNY, Manufacturers and I'm
mS NJ porters, Spruce->t four doors from Nassau.
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FARM FOR sALE-Lssely The

resid ence of Nicholas Smith, deceased, pleasantly sill
uatad on The side OF the Raritan river. Il
miles SOUL; OF New Bruins wick. containing al
css consisting OF abou; 30 acres OF meadows fair pro-
portion of heavy woodland the remainder arabic land,
large portion of which "a in high @ cultivation and
well y~aered There 10 on the farm good dwelling house
convenient size oa:-buildugs apple
and peach orchards in full bearing and variety OF other
uit tre-A The beauty and heslhiness OF its situation
of soil and sdapt1ess 10 the raising OF track and
peach trees toya;he with proximity the New Bruins
wick and NeYo markets, renders this farm well worth
the sten;on OF the gentleman and practical farmer.
For farther particulars DSre of Nicholas Boeru or j.
B. Vsa Dyke, Esqrs al the Mansion House. New Bruins
wirS D. w Smith. l0 M.idsgh-st Brooklyn, L. l; or OF
Josiah Smith, Suffolk county. l. l. mig Pm
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PERTH AMBoY SEMINARY.

PERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.
THE SUMNER SESSION of this lns.itntion will COM
i menrc "Wednesday, May 9Th.
There viii be few vacancies for Youth OF correct ha5ls
dcsrous OF Improvement
From past experience and the Principals feel
themselves warranted In assuring The public that the rea
sonabe expectations Of their parons will be realized.
The ocaon md provisions Of IBIS lpstitu ZION afford u
usual facilities for pleasure aud safety In bathing
TERMsS75 per session OF p weeks for board aud tuition
with uso Of books for all English sudies.
store Brick Church Chapel N York, or OF tho Principals
s. L. WOODBRIDGE,
MO ,feod s. G WOODBRIDGE.
NIX. YOUNG;ss English und Classical Institute, No
lSb Fourts This school for the lat six months has
been completely filed aud numerous applications for
mission have rejected for the Of room The ad
don of another spacious will now admit of an H.
creased number Of pupils. The French Spunish German
and Italian lauguages taught by able instructors wiihou
charge Circusrs and references be obtained h
the m2I III
BOARDING SCHOOL, Cornwall, Orange Co. n
oYThis very pleasant village 10 on the banks OF the
Hudson about miles South Of Newbergh and just above
Highlands and s considered to he remarkably healthy
The scenery Is picturesque and romantic There daily
several steamers that to and from New-York City,
aordng facilities rarely to be met with In the village ure
four places of worship and excellent society.
In the school thorough English education in all the
branches together with board will be given for $40 SIS
per quarter. alwHyg payable in advance.
Music and drawing ure extras.
City References:
c. Rfacauley ll6 Hpdson.st
Henry Rowntree. corner Of Chambers aud Chatham
E.S l.. II Enhree. 1875 Bowerv. ms 2ts,S lnl'
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ESBOLL & HAUSER, Florists. Bloomngdsle
Rosd. of 50.hst offer for sale very large col
lection of greenhouse PlanUin bloom; also splendid
collection OF Roses OF upward of three hundred kinds COM
prisnc tbs and heat va'ieies cultivated in Europe
and Amcrics. Also very choice Pear Trees, rev
kind Ounce, few Of the monstrous Greeugsge of Ba
rays The finest aud best Plum known Boquets made
10 order the shortest notice and at reduced price
yu0i otr
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PAPER HANGING DEPOT.

GP K ]. GRArAcAp.
81 Mader-ane,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in French and Amens Lrt
lHangtnss respectfully invite Country hefeaaI re -
lords and TEXANS 10 call aud examine me. re- Ssf
splendid assortment Of Paper Hsneiags, Vie,ssfs
P;nu Borters SC &c before purch -sns n OIL
n. B.-Con.ta1tly on hand general assoilu
holsteIy goods, al wholesale and retail -.,y reIssS
Window shsdes-a splendid assortment, NJ imses'
prices and In any quantity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
RoussEL,s PREMIUM PHRruMERY.

ROUSSEL'S PREMIUM PERFUMERY.
srr mated est a,.a seaains Bear. Oh Hair Obs co,m:te,
Starving Cream dmand'ne for eaaPped hands Conlo' Ha'r
and Tooth B'u'aei warranted Ra'ors q tae "s'f q1Hi-
Wy, go. &c.
AT. THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT, l5o Broadway,
u between Liberty and Cortland. The subscriber
pess his cordial thanks TO the public for the patronage
far exceeding bio ssnguins hopeswhich has been be-
slowed uponhim since his estshshmen, In NewYork He
has omen OF prosperity based upon the
the public believe his absolute dsavowa OF the exagges
ted aud putting sys;em OF advertisement uublushngy
dcllary valuable whsre imposition Is easy-shs be the
order Of his and ihs, goods OF his shall he
nineno false labels 30 shs,nely in this country
designed sell the products OF the best foreign houses
o S ss up IN sof
the director of the st Laboratory in Psr he 10 ready to
rssa When is ood
article In his line What has been the decision
sshiSous Of New-Sork. PhilsdeipSis and Boston, Need
the FACT reiterated that the subscriber for several
past taken ,ecy and ercls,pely the premiums per
mery In these ceS all competitions! Isl
significant fact In his favor that the honorable Judges OF the
last exhibition In New York struck with the ele
gance and excellence OF his products that they felt them
constituted bestow upon him the Gold Medal
before arrsded :, Perfumery In America Re~d'atisC all
literally offered The public the subscriber simply promises
the mos. perfect article that Chemist and Perhlmer,
compshed by Of the best instruction md experience
produces Soaps devoid Of all alkaline qualities exq1s
iy peraed balssmic and soothing for the skin the best
OF Extracts and Cooeues for the hair washes pomatums
ois &c tonic stimulating soothing, according TO the
state OF the scalp capable udcsousy used OF perfectly
restoring the ha 10 In others OF reardng and
rendering partial It's loss Otherwise naked aud entire and
all esses OF removing dsndru and beautifully cleansing
tho head His different toohpowders and psstes impa 10
The breath an agreeable otor and to the teeth all the white
psss which they naturally capable greater degree
whiteness at the expense Of the enamel attacked by the
asids which frequently enter into the compositions. His
Shaving Cream Is the sesin the world, having American
IVA and necessarily superior to the foreign sccount of
zoe age OF ,he latter, quality very deeerious this de-
spaoa q soap, az wei Is to many other articles OF
Soe article In particular generally either spurious
IN is preparation Is slwsys found genuine al his
SSolsnment VIZ Bears OIL from snmsls faianed and kill
~ .oe ,noscrher the only source from which he
6SsJsrss ~ Citsens Strangers, Wholesale and Retail
e requested 10 call, and they shall be convinced
p a suossneer oaers stock OF Foreign and Domesc
I'm N itv rrrsa .a0lu
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nestle and housekeeping articles I.I
SHAFTS & BARKER,
., oru1Nc IN riin SfsHING WAREnOUSE.

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING wAHEnorsE.
No. l79 Broad.pay directly opposite HowdrS Hote!p
x b. are now receiving large aud el-gsnt assor
y ment of spring and summer Goods. which they will
make up order the fashionable styles al their su
al reasonable prices
Strangers and others ne supplied with very superb
or article of READY MADE CLOTHING
Blue brown and black cloth Dress and
FrOcS Co6ls. w ~ -
Saxo Goiha Cashnereu Pelto Goats 90 20 II 20
Tweeds, Kerbsns de Lain sack Cosis..... SO 10 90
Pants Of Cashmere Linen Drills, &c &C.. 90 TO on
Vests OF White Mars. Cashmere, SILKS. &c. 20 TO oo
Overcos,-s HIGH, and beautiful Tweeds, Ss1o Gothas
and Cassimeres, for travelling OvercoaIs.
Also general assortment Of furnishing articles, viz
Crsvals Stocks Ties Shirts, Collsr,, Gloves Suspsn6ers
silk and cotton Under Shirts. &c &c mls SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-28
80 SEVEN FARMS FOR SALE.-Part OF the es
ID iais Of Mainr William Edgsr. CONTAINING ron

81 SEVEN FARMS FOR SALE.-Psrt OF The es-
Of the ste Major William Edgar containing from
To 100 each and being from one 10 tnree miles
from the Railroad Depot al Railway
No lin Upper Railway S. ceres, with orchard, good
buildings; also Eve small houses for renting
No. Sin Upper Railway. 3 with houses anc barn
No. Son the Woodbridge road s; the South end OF the
Homestead Farm ~ TO loo ss the purchaser may
choose, with house and barn.
No ION the Woodbrdg road, go acres whoui build
tngs, caoiee loeation-
No Son the Star road so nearly adjoining No D
with house and barn. and bounded or one side oy hway
River.
No 7or the Ssr road 4 acres, with house and barn.
and bounded by the river
Also, several smaller lots woodland and salt meadow
Also Farm Of so acres with good house and barn. four
miles from Orange, The road MoDts;own: with 200
Of pasture and woodland nearly adjoining, well cal
culaied for Dairy or Sheep Farm
Also, he house sad LOT joining the Homestead towards
the village; house Few: l; acres
Also land In Ohio Missouri and Tennessee for sale
OF exchange. M. B. EDGAR, Sc Wall-st
WM. EDGAR Railway. Executors
CLARKSON EDGAR,
John E. Edgar offers for sale bis Farm Of liz acres
mile from Woodbridge Ths land in excellent condition
Sf,U lrDs
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Goal.

Goal.
PRICE REDUCED. BLOSSBURG COAL,
XNJILL BE DELIVERED to customers, at such places
~ they de,- Ia tho city, 81 ton, 81 per chsl
dron Orders received the ysrd No So Beihuue near
Washington. New-York March 9Th, 1916.
mis- In WM MARTEN, Agent
DEACH ORCHARD AND LEHIGH coal al
Reduced PrcesThe subscriber Is delivering In supe-
ror Order the first quality CT the various kinds OF Coal at
he lowest market price. JOHN CROLlUS,
Eli Greene-s.. Amity
Orders per Despatch Post attended TO. MIC l2teod'
LACKAWANA COAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS selling at retail, and de-
l. vering customers from the yards OF The Delaware
and Hnd Csna Company, OF King and Greenwich
s,s OF Gouverneurs L. R this very desra
bic Coal. of The right size for Stoves ranges, &c.
Also at their yard corner OF Greenwich and Hammersley
the various kids Of Schykill Lehgh and Liverpool
Coal of the beat quality. good supply OF Lump Coal OF
superior kind for steamboats, and smelling iron. &c
lSfu SYKES 4 WURTS
90 PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal, nrsi quail
y and large size for sale The above low price from
yard per chadron less when taken direct from
ship A. the above price, Liverpool Goals econo.
lcai fuel than Anthracite. Apply 10 -
M Nos ms and 1G7 inthony-sL naar Rrosd~ sv
GOAL am now delivering from my Yard the very best
Equality OF Peach Orchard Coal the these prices for
cash Egg and Broken s. large Nut and Stove, mixed
IS 30. Buyers may positively depend on having the Coal
the above prices from the OF King and CROMWELL
81 i3n PM PETER CLINTON.
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Drp GOODS.
LINENS. SHEETINGS AND

LINENS, SHEETINGS AND
HOUSEKEEPING RT1 CLES.-A ARNOLD co %
II Csnsst have received per ships Rochester and Ok
ford their Spring Importation OF Linens 10 which they in-
the attention OF families, hotels aud boarding house
keepers.
Al Medium Linens warranted of the finest sx and man
ufactured expressly for their family trade
a. Extra heavy Housewife do do. "A Superhne Front
10 ind l24 Irish and Bsrnsley Sheetiugs warrant
Is TO- r. i6 and 2oi Double Damask Table Cloths, new
and beautiful designs
rs and l0-4 Table Diaper and Demask.
49, Sd 49, and a. Damssk Napkins, patterns 10 maich
the cloths Damask Deileys, coored do.
g. TO- Il and iS4 Imperial Counterpanes Summer do DO
Superne Toilet Ouis from cradle size 10 1874 Also Toi
lei Covers Loug Lawns Bride Eye Diaper. Russia and
Scotch Diapers Towelings embossed aud printed Table
and Piano Covers with large aid general assortment of
domestic and house keeping articles. iHuy
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

UNIVERSITY EDITION
nFDR WEBSTERS DICTIONARY; Abridged from
~ the Quaro American Dictionary, with Walkers Key 10
Names ec etc with Memoir and Bust of the Author One
volume royal duodeciIno.
In this Revised Edition. the principal object has been to
furnish work those classes of the community
who want for consultation something above ordinary
School Dictionary hut who NOT disposed to purchase
Webster larger works For this purpose numerous ed
dons have made 10 the vocabulary and 10 the dehn
ions particularly from that portion Of the American Die
the addenda OF 1885, that the number OF words in e
cabulary is above fifty thousand 5000 more Than In
Walkers large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular rse
preaencd to the public in the hope that will Meet the
wants OF utudes OF The couu,rynen OF DR.. Webster not
only among teachers and higher clsssesn Public Schools
and Academies hut also In the Counting House. the Manu-
factory and the Family Booksellers gene ally
HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE.
~ York
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On FAR1I FOR SALE.-At private sale a Farm OF
- about 81 high state OF cultivation. win COM
modous dwelIng-house good order. The situation
is we'll calculated for business being he head OF tide
the Passac Rve, soVu; mile from tie VILLAGE OF Ac
qascsaavnk her- The and repsss from Paterson
TO SeYcrk six times each day. For particularly apply 10
the subscriber premises 10 A C. ZABRIsKIE,
mI72w- ABM c. ZABRISKTE.
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5nsurdIIre.
THE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance comps
4 ny-Othce No. IS Wali-s;ree-

| ny-odea No IS Wali..aesl
TRUSTEES.
James De P. Ogden, p. surr.ii Lortsg Andrews,
VIM. H. Aspinwsil, A Norris, D. NComs'oeh,
y q Th1rs;un WIN. Adsul, WIZ. II RUSSELL
: Cottpe,t z Wariarsa Jacob Harvey
Rcht L. Taylor A. d. Merchant, SGw. &. Center,
J. P. vsu Bergen, John cryder, sont Richards,
Gs,,v Chsncsy Geo w Bets ssrn'l L. Michel
s.,nsl Willst. Jane. Reyburu VIM n. Thompson.
Tso. W. Ludlow, T. P Stanton, Leo'd 5. susrez,
Schuyler Livingston RichsrS lry'r sPer :, 6ensde'
si Wn; Anes ;rsy 4. Foster Ji ia. H. Van ser
Tto, Masssrrer Jed Frys. Benz. a. Fields,
Lane. srown John Gihon.
he spr and ,he casualties OF MAXINE sDt isLASo Nav
ssuon up 20 ter1ns favorable other In this city,
The PROFITS Of the business vii be annually returned
the parties insured
Losses adjusted and paid with pronputude
JAMES D P: OGDEN President
LEWIS Benton. Secretary. to- y
EEHhUAKY1KhPUK KIT IN. MuuiAl Life INSURANCE.
L Company Of New-fors No SO Wsl-st-Ihis lnsu!u i
nine Policies, viz;
To Merchants, and Traders. +oI To Physicians
TO Brokers............ : To LswyeIs.......,.-.
To Msnuacturer' TO Clergymen-.
TO clers,.........-.......5 To Mechsnic. .-...lS
To Brewer.............. / To Teller of dc-.......
To Druggists To Sndea;s ..,.....,..'
To Plso,ers Ito Tescaers,
To ShipmasteT To Lsdies
To Ediior............... ITO Gentleman.
MORRIS RoSiNsoN, President
sAML H.SSAY. Secretary.
Mniurn Post. Physician Sa Broadway NJ ~.
lSiKE INSUKANCE.-Tnv0 iulusi Insurance. Co,n-
pany Of the City Of New York. Office No. 81 formerly
No. S2 Wal-s-The Directors hsve the satisfaction 10 in
form the public that all claims this Company occasiousd
by the late disastrous IRE and all other claims have been
adjusted and paid in full aud they deem proper TO add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired by
the late osses the Comosuy have still securely invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND EfGETf-FlNE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss or dam age
by fire favorable terms similar institutions IN this
city.
The Company commenced business In l7s7 on the old
Mutual System and continued mp TO Inc year S wren
the Mutual plsa abandoned and CHARTER obtained
retaining original but Inappropriate the bust
Company since that period has been based on ~
INVESTED C.sTAL divdedino shares Of fifty dollars csc
By order GEORGE lhELSSD, fresdehl
A. B. McDoNALp. Secretary.
New.fork. October 9Th. lsfa oSG II soG
IFE INSURANCE.-The New England Msus
IL Life insurance Company OF Boston all receive app's
lions FOR Life lnsursuce a. So Wal!st
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS, CHAsLss 2. CURTIS,
FRANCIS C, LOWELL PETER WAINWRIGHT
RosERr g. Forces WILLIAM w. STONE.
GEoRGE H. KUHN, THOMAS A DEXTER,
JAMES READ, Otis TUFTS
JONATHAN ANGRY, Sec'y WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pre-.
JOHN C. CHEesMAN, II D. Medical Examiner New:fcrE.
Forms ofapplicston insurance and ali necessary tnor
nation will be furnished by the subscriber ri hia office No
SO Wall-si Nsw-York
IL # JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor snd Asa''
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IS, BLOUDGOOD NURSEKY, Flushing, L. l.
Kiug Ripley, Prcprietors offer for sale, from hi,
- old and well known establishment every variety OF
fruit forest and ornamental evergreens, shrubs and
towering plants which will be pu; up with the erea!es.
street. (vhere catalogues may be obsined grats Will
cpiva prompt attention. ml2 lmDGWr