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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04
Boarding an6 6otfls.


A NEW PRIVATE BOARDISG-HOUSE.-
hTwo gentlees an their wives and two single gentle
the first probability obtain permanent board
al 2lS East Broadway ser the hrsi Of May None oa q
preferred. For farther particulars call on or address
Currer No. 3i2 GrsndsL John A. Walker, M y ~
Oliyer.st- nlSl 6eod'
4 PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm in the
"A town of Fshkil pleasantly located near the village
would accommodate few pectsble families with board
during the Summer Reference-Rev. NJ 3 hnton, 20
g;hst u. Y. ma SsvSm~
DREAkFAST AND TEA, with furnished ROOM
- il wanted by single gentleman In private family OF
geneel boarding house. situated above Prtnce-st and est
ofthe Bowery. References exchanged. Address W D
this Office as u
BOARD WANTED by a gentleman and his WIFE
ID wilhout chi,dren) An unfurnisbed front room ano
bedroom joining second hoor, or one roo isrge
would answer in pleasant location near Broadway be-
tween White and Houston sts. Address Bradford 81 The
office OF the Tribune AZ ST.
DOA1iD-Gen,lernen aud ihe.r wives he accommo
ID dated with good board and pleasant rooms after the ls
Of May l0f Woostsrst Also, lew singc genieInen-
Apply corner l+h-st aud 6thsvenne InSi wv
Y;OARDING-At No. n Coftland.sL-Mrs Gere can
ID now accommodate three four gentlemen win pera
neni board and separate apartments required on mod
There will be removal during the present
year References exchanged INTO Nv
~ Ind by sngls gentleman sentleinnn and I'M aay
hoard. tbs ,i OF May next, al 10 OrchArds The
best of references exchanged mn! I'M
DVARD.-A front psrlor on The 81 hoor, with small
gentleman and lady whaling pleasant apartments
for the Summer In healthy and fashionable par OF ine
City, will ud this opportunity Inquire al $40 Broad
way, near Unionpiace. al wv
BOARD WANTED-By a Gentleman and his WIFE
Down town. A pleasant, unfurDshsd parlor and bed
room attached on the second jor with full hoard in
small family for the ensuing year. for 81 per week Al
dress n ~ this office ~ -
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LATER FROM INDIA.-The Courier and Enquirer
has received Calcutta papers through tho Kindness OF
friend Of the 7h of january-several days later we be-
Hove, than reached us by tho Hibernia steamer The
papers are mainly occupied with documents relating to
the Indian war first among which 10 the proclamation
Governor General declaring tho OF the
Skhs 90 the left bank Of the Sutle TO be thereby con
hscatsd and annexed to the British territories There
L. however no information of any importance
Tho victories wers celebrated throughout the British
prosecutions with great brilliancy and ecat.
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by ORDER of the Hon. Peter CIsnssvcort FIRST Judg
- OF Albany County Courts OF the Degree OF Counselor
al Law OF The Supreme Court Nouce is hereby given,
against absconding concealed and nonresident
or that attachment hiss issued against the P
rick McAdans resident debtor and resident North.
Hampton, IN the State of Massachusetts, and that tho
will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according law, within
nine months from the hst publication OF this notice; and
that the payment any debts due 10 him by residents Of his
State and the delivery him for his USE OF property
within this State belonging him. and the transfer OF
such property by him, forbidden by law and void!
Dated the 29th day of September, 1919
HILTON ( VAN WORST,
Attorneys Tor Attaching Creditors No 50 Statestreet Al
bSny City. oil law9u
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FOR THE PILES

FOR THE PILES.
nR CPHAMS ELECTuARY-An Internal remedy, II
certain cure for the Piles internal external bleeding
or bind Sold III Futoust Divisional and by the Pro-
p-tor regularly educated Physician OF twenty years
peri-rce confined 10 an Office practice where Piles and al
Chronic diseases are successfully treated Medical Omce
Iss Bowery. { doors shove Sprtng-s:- mill SmD&W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

Anew TYPE FOUNDRY, No 90 Ann-st near Gold.
1NsL-The Subscribers have opened foundry the
shove place. whrs they prepared 10 furnish eli kinds Of
newspaper book fancy types and every other article
Necessary for printing ofoe The ypes are hsnd-cas
IN mou.ds from 1arSes, of The best OF materials
and warranted be upehor beauty and durability
gny De hae any ohe foundry IN The city OF New YORK.
They cutin The isiest English style expressly for
orypng and for his purpose superior anything
before offered TO The public to are Invited call and
anime for themselves
Liberal discounts viii De made for Cash
u SIN COCKCROFr OVEREND.
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ARREST FOR FoRcERY.-An old man uamed
Henry Hoffman, reading In lrondequoit was arrested
yesterday charge offorgery Ia having put the name
Of Deacon Caleb r. Hobble note OF $50 made pay
abba TO the order Of s. Russell at the Bank Of Rochester
at four months, dated Dec. 10Th, 1886 The note WIS
paid before II came to maturity.
After his arrest upon ths charge II ascertsincd
that another note for 5000 negotiated about year
since By Hoffman. the City Bank the order of Ca
le5 X. Hobsle and purporng to be signed by HIN. The
nose VISA paid Al maturity but by whom did not appear
upon The examination.
IL hsstd also that note purporting to be signed BY
gentleman In Webster has been In circulation coming
from the ssrne hands which 10 declared to be forgery
Mr. Hoffman Ia about 60 years Of age has hitherto
been consdeTed N easy crcumstsnces was hlea,y NJ.
spected and is understand, member of church in
lrondeeuo!t What cause led to the commission OF
these Grgeres If they be forseres han yet been
made known. dorchester Advertiser.
LAKE NAvIoArIoN.-A correspondent OF the Buff
fslo Pilot writing from Catarsugus Hareor March ssh
says: Tho steamboat Ben Franklin. Capt Edmtos ar
rived here to-day from Detroit where che LETT TIE ash
She brought about forty passengers
Our harbor has been entirely clear from Ice since the
9th inst Capt Edmonds reports that there la no Ice
aboys u.s. The navigation Ia now entirely free.
= CAPfTAL PUS1sBMENr.-A letter from a clergy
man OF Rochester TO gentleman in this city, says
hasten say have just had an exceedingly inter
estipg debate Capital Punishment which terminated
Ia an unanimous ia favor Of humanity IL was be-
fora the Mechanics Apprentice Association and was the
best discussion Of the subject have yet known Time
Of each debate fifteen minutes; but by permission,
spoke three quarters Of an hour" z'rus Sun.
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TN PURSUANCE ofan order Of the Surrogate OF the
ACounty of New York. notice IL hereby given Nil per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM DAWSON, late of
the city Of New York, deceased 10 present the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber her residence No
u Eleventstreet the city of NewYo before the
twenty second day OF April Dated NewYork, the
twenty-frsI day OF October l2i5
o1l fp,p6rn SOPHIA nAVISON admfnIstratrix
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sitnations, Ae. s11a1tea.

xEANTED-Fsmiliesw wanting good Dornssties, VII
w please call or send their orders TO the once -
Grand-.; Bowery. where they 10 be suited
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY residing upon farm in The
Aown of Fshkill, pleasantly located near the village
would accommodate few pectsbe families with board
during the Summer. Refereuce-Rev. NJ s. Hutton, 223
q:b.st " V MA SsygSIE~
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DREAKFAST AND TEA, with furnished room.
- is wanted by single gentleman in private family or
of the Bowery. References exchanged Address w. S.
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aENT1.EMEN,S LIST.

ROBERT Il. MORRIS. p. Nj.
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PY ORDER Of Joseph L Eichsrdson. EsSalIe, Ein

by ORDER OF Joseph l.. Richardson, ESQUIRE, slrs
OJudge OF the County Court OF The County OF Csyugs Of
the degree OF Counselor a. Law in the Supreme Court
Notice hereby givon that attachment has issued ssalrs;
he estste Of Simon an Elton late OF the OF Owasco
in said County absconding concealed debtor due
proof made 10 the said Judge pursuant the directions of
The Statute concerning attachments against abscooding,
concealed or nonresident Debtors and that the will
be sold FOR The payment Of his debts unless he tho said ST.
Van Elton appear and discharge such attachment
cordng 10 law within three months from the frat pubca
ton OF this notice. and tha, the payment OF any debts and
the delivery OF any property belonging 10 the said debtor
him or for his use and the transfer OF proper by him
any purpose whatever forbidden by law, and void
B. +. HALL, Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
Dated Auburn, February 9Th, 1916. l4f lsw5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

by ORDER OF Daniel Pratt, Supreme Court Commits,
Osionrr Notice hereby given pursuant 10 the proyis
iona The authorizing attachments against sbscond
ing conceded and nonresident Debtors thai attachment
has issued against Of julius j. Wood
dent debtor aud sresdeuI of Columbus In the State Oho
and that The will be sold FOR The payment OF his debts
20 within months from the first publication of this
notice. And that the pay Of any debts due to him by
residents vi this State and the delivery him for his
any property within this State belonging Sm and the
transfer Of any sach property by hn forbidden By law
and void. Dated the 10Th day of January. 1916.
j2i law9m FORBES SHELDON, n,
Atorriss fOr Attaching Creditors. Syrac N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

COFFEE uRNs- Steamboats,. hotels snd eoa s,.5I
" houses furnished with large block TN and Briano
fee Urns Smaller sized sod cottee nrnr ana Yen a.
for uyiya.e families for sale wholesale and retsii oy
asS BOARDhlAN& HART, Businssn3'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

hFFICE OF THE SEW-YURk Erie Kali
Oro4d Company, No 50 WaLsL New York, 18Th March
3;6Noce Is hereby given, that proposals. will be receiv
ed until the 10 Of April for the Grading, Masonry and
Bridging required complete the Nebufgh branch Of the
NewYork and Erie Railroad extending from Chester Depot
in Orange county the village OF Newhurgh distance Of
about IL miles
The prolas estimates and specifications In The
Office OF the Company in the village OF Newhurgh, where oil
necessary Information will given either by the subscriber
by Messrs Silas Seymour and Lei SandcG, Civil En-
CHEERS The work viii he divided Into sections averaging
mile in length and proposals will be received either al
Newburgh or the city OF New York gradDg the whole
any part BY order oflhe President and Directors.
7. s. BROWN, Chief Engineer.
n M,Rsu Secretary m2OtAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

4 SSORTED sizes OF Morse and Winslow's celebrated
n "Adamact Pearl Lights" IL, S. ana Ga constantly
hand by CHESTER briggs,
corner Of Broadway and Ani.y-st
The above candles superior TO Sperm for beauty and
light a. Iw-
NEW GOODS AND Low PRICkS-House-
Keeping ar,cles-The Subscribers constantly
esivrg frcm abroad well adding OF theif manu
.aciure every thing and desirable their ue pr
lower than before offered thr facilities enabling
ne oen to sell the best goods a. prices usually asked for
a more common article
as SMITH, TORREY co. IS Maid-n-ane.
BATHING TUBS-Of all sizes, including !he small
- Ter for Children The shapes being especially zdap
ted 10 the OF the baher constantly hand or Tade 10
order. by SMITH TORREY co. IS Msiden-lanesaS
SAAWLS! SiAWLS .-C-aned without injury 10
~ the colors MIRA Robisons Clear Starchng Establish
rnent as Mercer-s AL Laces and Auslin embroidered
goods returned looking equal Tn mis- I'm
A VERY LARGE and superior round Couhting-
n Ffouse Table with six drawers and brass locks for sale
cheap AZ No Sprueo-st MI
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!. wNIsGs. AwNiSGS..-Fr-neh, Ve1caAn ara
n Plain Avn pg- made By The subscriber, al me saoiy
notice and the approved pnncipes speeSos
Of my ability may hs examined the Astar hou1e 70
FARCE principal business sfec1
II the city WM WORKMAN ISL GreenviGs-s.
Mo I'M between Dey and Fulton ~
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pY VIRTUE " Prec-pI issued out OF and under the
ID seal Of The CouS OF Oyer and Temnrr, directed
and Delivered procamauonis hereby made that Court OF
Oyer aud Tsrmuer and Jail Delivery in and for the City
and County OF New York will be held Ia the City Hall OF
said City, The first Monday Of May and all persons
bound appear By ecognz Otherwise aud ali JUS
tees OF the Peace the Coroner High Constable petty Con-
stables and Marsas and all persons bound 10 prosecute
said Court be then and there In their proper persons
with their rolls records, indictments and other remem
brancrs do those things which 10 their offices In this be-
half shalt spp-rain Ia he done.
Given under my hand the Sher's Office the 9th day Of
March. 1916. and Of our Independence tho 10Th
ms law tlstMonM WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
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fNANTED-s situation By respectable Young Womsn
w for chamberwork and assist IN washing snd iron
ing Has excellent city reference Please inquire al lO
Greene ST. rear as II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

ANE, the undersigned Trustees OF The estate OF Henry
W Clubs late OF The town Of Pamela, in the County OF
Jefferson hbsconding debtor do hereby notice that
the creditors Of the said Gibbs requested 10 meet at the
office of j. DuttJH Ia Wa,ertown In sad Comfy, on
the 2id day Of Nav next. 20 O'Clock, A. M Dated Wa.
iertown, March 9Th, 1916.
N. NJ WOODRUFF
j. II. BUTTON, Trustees.
L. MUNDY,
ChAs. D. WRIcHr, Attorney, Waerlown, N. Y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-13
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

ny- MRS ELIz. MILLER, No. 80 Poplar street, be.
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia, has
been completely cured of the most attacks Of
Rheumatism for which she had tried every thing q,
vain. The extrem pain would often compel her TO
rise ten times in night, and her hands were drawn
up as TO be completely useless. After using the
Rings and Fluid for only "a hours, the pains entirely
left and she has not had the slightest attack for pc
Rod of several months.
DR.. CHRISTIE is in possession Of nearly one Aon-
sand testimonials, received from persons who have
been entirely cured Of the most severe Rheumatism,
both Chronic and Inhammatory, for which every o,h-
er "remedy'' was useless. The Rings and Fluid,
when properly applied, have never been known 20
fail in any Of these cases.
n3- Beware of spurious mutations ofthese articles
The only place in Baltimore to obtain the GENUINE
Rings and Fluid is at the Drug Store offs. g. HANCE,
l08 BALTIMORE STREET, and corner CHARLES
and PRATT-STS.
All articles of the kind sold elsewhere in the CIT,
are lrorthiess conteeiti, without the leas. GayaEc
influence or beneficial effect. mill
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DOCKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

He Al COSI.
The subscribers with view to engage exclusively,
in the wholesale and retail SCHOOL BOOK AND
STATIONARY business and more especially to the
manufacture of BLANK BOOKS of every kind and
quality, offer their entire stock of Miscellaneous
Books, at cost, among which may be found large as
sortment for young friends, and at such prices as
will make it an object to purchase, Our stock com
prses than five hundred kinds of Juvenile works
and consists in part Of
The Ladder to Learning by Mrs, Trimmer
Play Room Poetry by S, $. A
The Juvenile FOrget-me-not
Rambles Country Scenes
Kriss Kringes Christmas Tree
Pictures and Stories for Children
Leisure Hour Book; Marco PaHls Novels
Parley's Tales of Adventures
do What TO do and how to do il
Do Wet bought
HOwitt's Natural History
Rasselas, by DR., Johnson
HuttOn's Book of Nature
The Juvenile Gem
The Two Friends, or a visit TO the sea shore
The Boys Story Book, or Edwards Holidays
Chimes, Rymes, Jngles and Songs
TOdd's Lectures 10 Children
New Stories for Girls
Do do do Boys The Little Grammarian.
Stories for Helen, by Miss Leslie
The Truth Finder and the story of Iaquisitive Jack
The Prize Story Book
Life and PerambulatiOns of q Mouse
Krss Kringe's Rare Show; Nursery Rhymes
Child's own story Book
Tales of IustrOus Children
Anecdotes of Washington
Example do do
Adventures of Philip Brusque
ParOr Magic and other sports for Children
Adventures OfJack Bold II gro
Child's Prayer and Hymn Book; Faithful Walter
Orphan Boys Trials; Carrier Pigeon
The Cabinet Library, - vols
Juvenile Companion; Lucy and Arthur
Every Day Book; Bingley's stories about Instinct.
Childs Delight; present for young people
Tales ofthe Saxon, by Emily Taylor
WorhcOte's Tales.
Parental Instructor, or Guide to wisdom and virtue
We have also a very large stock of handsome books,
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books, and also good as
sentiment of the standard Poets, large and miniaur
editions. PARSONS s. KURTZ,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book
Manufacturers, No. l5l Pratt street,
adjoining Railroad Depot,
N. b. We are constantly receiving additions to our
School Book and Stationery department, and offer
them at wholesale and retail, as low as they can be
purchased in tie city. Country merchants and others
are invited to call and examine our stock. RAGS
taken in trade and the highest market prices given.
mig cost
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CALVERT HALL.
EOPOLD DE MEYERS SECOND AT

EOPOLD DE MEYERS SECOND AND
-EA LAST GRAND CONCERT will take place on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 18Th. He will per
form selections from ''Lucrezia Borgia," "Lucia d
Lamermore," ole Carnival de Venice" and the
celebrated March s'DTsly."
Mr.. Leopold de Meyer will be assisted by Mrs
BAILEY and Mr. JULIUS e. MULLER.
PROGRAMME-PART /.
l. Song, Mrs Baicy,-Meet me in the VIII
low Glen, A. Lee.
p Fantasia on Lucrezia Borgia, arranged and
executed by Leopold de Never
3. Song, Mrs. Bailey,-I'n follow thy fairy
footsteps, A. Lee.
A. Fantasia on Iacia Di Lamermore, arrang-
ed and executed by Leopold de Meyer.
PART III.
l. Song, Mrs. Baiey,-The deep, deep Sea,
G. E. Horn.
,. LIE Carnival de Venice, arranged and exc
cuted by Leopold l.. Meyer.
3. Aria,-Mrs Bailey,-When the morning
first dawns, from the opera of Amiie, Rookie
4, The Celebrated March D'Isly, composed
and executed by Leopold de Meyer
n3-Mr. LEOPOLD DE MEYER respectfully invites la
dies and gentlemen who have desire to become ae-
quained 18th his touch, to take their seats the
platform, near the instruments.
aI3-Mr. Leopold de Meyer will perform on two
Grand Pianos, from Erard's celebrated Factory in
France.
1g- Tickets 81 each-to be had at the Music
Stores, Robnsons Circulating Library and the door
0S- Doors open at 7, Concert to commence at
O'Clock, mhl2-2t
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF THE
HEART

The following case relates to a Clergyman, the
in law of MIR. JOHN JACOB AsToR, of New York:
Rev'd. john BRIsTzAD, Minister of the Episcopal
Church at Bristol, Il. L. residing In Main street. has
long been subject TO distressing attacks Of Epilepsy,
often falling down insensible. The disease has been
accompanied with violent PalPitaton OF the Heart,
and rush of blood to the head For three years he
has been unable to preach attend TO his other du7
ties Mr.. Bnstead has found the most valuable bene-
fit from the Rings Bands and Fluid, is better in every
respect than he has been since his illness, and is
rapidly recovering his health All symptoms of Epi-
lepsy have left him.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF

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CON u M E'TION!
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ImWOyVEs, NEW YORK CIRCUS,

NM FKUN PALNU7b UPEKA HOUSE,
DC The public respectfully in formed that thi 5
splendid Equestrian Company will open the Front
street Theatre on
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, March 49,
on which occasion the great Female Equestrian,
Madam MARIE MACARTE will have the honor OF
making her first appearance in this city.
The favorite Clown, DAN RICE, will also appear,
together with the following celebrated performers:
Messrs. N. B. Turner, J. S. Whitaker, Sweet, Nix
on and Son, Stckney, Macarte, Dan Emmtt and
Serenaders; Mrs. H. Messenger and Mrs. S. Miller.
a5~ PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-BOxes so cents; Pit 25
cts eol'd Boxes %; cO'd Gallery l2t. 1t