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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
The Nomination Of Judges.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
The brief paragraph in your paper Of yesterday
81 the meeting OF the Bar for the nomination Of Judges
contains this statement;
The latter Hiram Ketchum. ESQ was opposed by
Messrs Csssery and Doyle, they thought he could
not be elected Mr. X. il viii be recollected took
strong stand on the School question
Why your Reporter should have interpolated his COM
mentary about Mr.. Ketchums stand on the School
question it is difficult to guess Certainly the pointed
innuendo It conveys is both unjust and grsuitous Mr.
Ketchum's strong stand on the School question
not much alluded to by me though confess his
there did not impress me favOrably As the
course of high clear or large mind and my oppos
ton to his nomination for the bench OF the Supreme
Court not rested that ground There are other
%h9 Sok S s sa'i a. isnd 8H the
NAV instance Mr. Sedgwick
NV objections 10 Mr. Ketchum for the Supreme Court
have reference 10 his qualifications generally and /
suppose will be permitted rest my opposition 10 him
on as broad and liberal grounds claimed by those
who give him their support For the bench OF the Su-
preme Court are demanded character and abilities
which few are fortunate enough 10 combine. For
that high place required among other advantages
the temper and psent-the way OF life far alOot
from the heated stries OF pHrussnshlp-the spirt De
nign and frm--the well stored snd ordered mind
much experience, great learning Just percepuoh hhu
These requisites ! believed other gentlemen to pos
sess in higher degree than Mr.. Ketchum. and be-
heyiDg preferred thelf hOmlhauoh 10 MS OtnrIs v
the majority at the meeting on Tuesday who probably
agree In the main with Mr. ketchums peculiar views
ION the School question opposed him very strenuous
" without remark | presume that who had the mis-
fortune TO differ from him the same question, had
the same rights as those who agreed with him
There are who, being themselves mucn sWayed
by narrow sectaran preudices in their actions are rea
DIV TO attribute the the actions OF othsrs
The fear % being misunderstood or msrepresented BY
them will never hope, restrain me from dong what
think right ,.,-
Thus if like many OF Mr. Ketchums friends dor in
stance The Ga,dte q Tines Of last evening" your he
porter is unable to comprehend how mans support or
Opposition can proceed from any but sectaran motives
that ia his and their misfortune not the fault OF
Yours truly EUGENE CAoSEhLi'
FrdGU Mar a. le47
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

CHARLTsToS. May l2-Mr Webster Is treated
with great consideration in south Carolina On the 10Th
the Bar Of Charleston gave him public dinner. On
the llth be attended the Citizens Ball To-day be
leaves for Columbia aud thence 10 Augusta and Ss.
vsnnsh.
We select from Mr. Webs,ers speech on the 10Th, As
reported IN the Courier the following
great Equity lawyer has truly said thu, since
the Revolution Of los law had been the basis OF public
liberty he held IL be undoubted that the state OF
ciety depends more on elementary aV and the princi
pies and rules that cono the transmission distribution
and rec senaron OF property than on positive Rst.u
tons. Written Constitutions sAnctify and confirm great
principles but the latter prior in existence 70 the
former. The Hsbeas Corpus Act the Bill OF Rights
Tra by Jury. surer bulwarks OF right and liberty
than written Constitutions The establishment OF our
free institutions the gradual work Of time and
persnce, not the immediate result OF sny written in
srument
English snd our colonial history were full Of those
experiments 10 Representative Government wnich
heraded and led % our more perfect system. When
our revolution made as independent, We mad not 10
frame Government for ourseves-to hew Il out OF the
original block Of msrble-our history and experience
presented IL ready made and well proportoned 70 our
hsnds Our neighbor the unfortunate, misersoly gov
erned Mexico when she emerged from her revolution
had in her history, nothing OF Representative Govern
meni hsbeas corpus or trial by Jury no progressive ex
pertinent q nding o. glorious consummatOn-nothng
but Government calling itself free with the least pos
sbIe freedom IN the world She hsi collected. since
her Independence s}O0OO0OO0 and had unproitsbly
pended il all 10 putting up revolution snd putting
down another and in maintaining army Of 10000 men,
Ia time Of peace 10 keep the peace
~ The Washington correspondent OF the
Charleston Courier Is misiniormed about the political
movement. proposed in California. The Instructions
which have gone out by Colonel Mason authorizes the
highest military officer 10 that country TO command the
army and 70 exercise the necessary civil functions
ntcted with the government OF the territory. lie was
expected 70 arrive Ia California about the lst OF March.
should General kearny return. as he il permitted mot
ordered) to do the command will devolye upon Colonel
Mason Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
yirginIa-Fultou sticks.

The Richmond Wing Of Friday states that the
.s,,a return Of ANDREW S. FULroS as the Con
-..,nan elect from the XIllth District is asserted
X the Wytheville Republican as well as the
abingdon virginian from which we copied III each
grug the same state of the Poll throughout. So
q. suppose there will be no mistake about it The
Wing adds
aTbs virginis Delegation is therefore thus divided :
Io,os 7, wings 6-the Campbell District lBocock rs.
ryngl yet undecided and vacancy in the Petersburg
n aret"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

AyYRAY.-We learn from the Rochester Demo
that dreadful ARRAY occurred In that city on Tues
day evening which nearly resulted N the loss OF lie
A drunken fellow named Thomas snort ofeNe mo =
bonse rod ar twAuOrth Of the OF MAinest and
indicted severed low upon the head Of Mrs. Demo
haye the wife Of tie occupant She remained ees'
FOR some time but after receiving medical hd sne re
vved and appears in lair way % recover. ouo'1
vile resided in the house and it tor the purpose Of
finding her that he broke open the door.
~ The dead body OF a man was found IN me
Cana a, Buffalo the other day under circumstances
which induce the beliefths. he had been murdered
~ Thelat fire al Nashville destroyed property
N the amount OF between ~ and sJCOOO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
.Inlann.

JALAPA MEXIcO, April %, Io41.
Here we are at last in one OF the most delightful
places in all Mexico. As in this morning along
road fringed either side with the richest vegetation
the white crest of Orizaba piercing the very vault of
heaven was plainly visible, and busy hum of sdmira
ton along the line the snow.cad mountains fret
broke upon the view. spectacle of greater msgnif
grandeur is be the wide world
Here we in soft bland air and with yerdure and
flowers OF beauty and fragrance all aroundabove
it were towering TO the very skies yet in plain
view old Orizsba clad in his eternal raiment of
Bnt this place has been often spoken Of and
written about that shall not dwell upon il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

CANADA, &C-The first vessel which arrived at
Quebec this season the 81, Andrew. Several others
have arrived since. Steamboats, left Montreal the
9th for Quebec.-The st OF May celebrated At Nj
coet Quebec, by planting Msypoe in the Ice Of
the 81 Lawrence.-The navigation Of Lake Champsin
TO ST Johns is impeded by ice-Twonew and beautiful
steamers the United states and Montreal are TO be
placed this season Lake Champlain.-The Governor
OF Nova Scotis has written Earl Grey the Colonial
Office 10 discourage pauper emigration 10 that colony.
On the sh, the 81 Johns river clear Of ice as far
up a. Fredericton B-The service battalion Of the
both regiment have arrived at Halifax in the YeuGcdlce
a. which will 10 few days carry the Goth Rife Corps
from Nova Scotia 10 England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

- DissRAcEFrL AFFAIR.-Under this head, the
lows IND Free Trader. Of April 20 nsrraes the psI'
'ween w. d. Hough, Land Agent and Col Avery, In
Nnen The latter shot by the former In the arm so
- disable him for some time II not 10 destroy the use
~ me l.mb. Mr. Hough fired three different times al
- s win revolving pistol, but only one shot took
eject The ARRAY took place at the house OF Col.
"'eIy, and within a few PAGES OF bis own door
~ Gov. Bebb has appointed o. n. Mitchell,
~ VI Cincinnati, Adjutsnt General Of the Ohio Militia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

~ Any one Member in Senate or Assembly,
san prevent the passage of bill the day on
which ii was acted on in Committee of the Whole.
Member objected to the passage of the bill fixing Judi
cia Salaries The Senate evaded the rule by attaching
ali its provisions TO the supply bill and passing that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

The casters MAIL.-Mr. 6. H. Kellinger, L. s.
Mail Agent with the Eastern mail due yesterday
ing arrived here half past - O'Clock las, night Mr.
X reports the wreck of the schooner Elizabeth of and
for Fall River, loaded with iron on Sugar Reef near
Watch Hill Light The captain and crew were taken
from the wreck by boat from the Revenue Gutter and
landed in safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

" Hon. REUBEN CHAPMAN, who has for many
years represented the Madison District in Congress- has
een nominated by the LocoFoeos of Alabama their
candidate for Governor Only twenty-five Counties
we're representedust half OF the State aud not third
1.-THE Loco Foco Counties The great avalanche COun
tee had no representation and in fact only Delegate
sgpeared from the whole Of North Alabama. The Con-
,snuon got into snar about the basis of voting and
.her twodsys quarrel, adopted the twoihirds rule.
W. Chapman not nominated until the twenty third
bslOtnQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Gen. George {. DrOmsoole, VI. c.

70 tif kdIf0T 9f N ITiblnf'
srR-As the ate Gen DrousOols occupied for many
years very conspicuous position in The Nstous Coun
els the following letter containing his own account Of
bis Irish and English ancestors. might BE- added
with great propneiy TO the ample stock Of authentic
materials already At the service Of the American bio
grspher. The small caps are not in the original
WILLIAM /. MACKENZIE.
NEw-YoRE Fiftieih-st near Third avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Progress of Annexation.

The Albany atlas contains the following remarks
Of Senator Beekman the Kinderhook Banker, on
the Oregon Railroad, from which it will be seen
that he contemplates to add very speedily, not
saly Mexico and Oregon, but also the whole Of the
British possessions in America, to the Union
Without this road, they the Oregonesel must form
40 Independent Government and we lose the benefit Of
tbs great acquis on-wit it, il naturally ranges itself
aio their Republic, and the flag Of country will
Sat upon the shores of both the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans and trust that by the aid Of all those inter
ed sh0u yet lire 10 The day that EiH grace he
t bdnements Of Quebec toeH he extreme Southern
PINT Of California II may be asked, is ii time 10 begin
he work. answer most emphsticslly, yes
Ii may well be questioned whether such remarks
IS the above are calculated to increase and
strengthen the good will and harmony which to
the advantage of both countries and for the peace
ofthe world, now exists between this country and
Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
TO THE PUBLIC

~ &. sylvester, importer u haarem and British
o. "a. removed 10 81 Wsiker-sL near CbJs1esL de
s Iforr h. custom and The public In general that
~ - M IN sny of hs oils his former p.ce- Of reel
1-.r- . AID i East Brosdway-ner-orr d cautious
- VIZ c SYLVESTER,
lpOL- o.s,4. ~ Waksr.sL ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

~ The Salary of the Judge and Surrogate Of
Tompklns Co has been fixed at 81 600 OF Ulster Co at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
\ CITY HOTEL, ALBANY-rAe

- CITY HOTEL, ALBANY-The public are
informed that the subscriber has become the proPre-
- tor OF this establishment He pledges himself 10
hs hest efforts and hopes and receive share
OF the public patronage. lmyiSlw A. O. JosLlN
THE PROPRIETOR Of one Of the large hotels In
this city, would dispose Of an interest In the same to
person properly qualified tahe charge Of department
OF the business Address box 2 Poe, oes for an Inter
view. Commune atoms confidential myht~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

DtEs-Mrs PAuLSA = WRIGHT pro posss 70 zFe eoa e
Anatomy and Physiology Illustrated by the AOceu7 o-
Faue or ArIfcia Female Figure an apparatus capable
s.narnign ~ As 10 answer AL the general purposes VI
actual dissection D.. A.
TIE pcpal subjects Of The course are he Bones Mus
i Cirruisron Digestion Respiration ne Nervous sys-
I'M m. yifsl and mental functions, &c 10 Be embraced 10
Eve Lectures .,. -. t.,ts + -.
M. W Il permitted % refer 10 The following gen,Iemee
d. Valentine M0u, Depsu-rowt bieeekef- . W,
5,-,iss Gomez Bond and Broadway. Dr. samuel l.
t,-sEoIt Si2 Fourihst Dr.. A. Bal. lz Bleeeker-st
Dr Fsvarf Baysrd 6gI Broadway Dr. Johs D. koss -
$1,000 DR. Johu Ricb, corner Broad Esy and Fourth
R.v John ) C. A5bo-f, az Ho1stou-st; isaac l. HOP
re, b Third-.t; DR.. John T. Cray, ftp Broadway.
uvI5 zil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

The RECORDER or Ew-YoRK.-JHst before the
gret that the people Of this City were not permit
ted to choose their Recorder. Why is this The
Judicial bill allows every other City in the State
the free choice Of that Judge. Are the citizens Of
NewYork less competent than those Of any other
Did the Senate this ground make the excep-
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

GALS oS The UPPEK LAEEs.-We learn t9at
IN ere VS. heavy gale on Lake Michigan on Saturday
last and thai the brig Giddngs Blossom and senft A
hAls and Baltic were driEea asnofe DSs"een -.
M clprst distant about y miles from the former
place The particulars Of the damage vs have mol
t.sy,sd Buffalo Courier lJtA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

Loco FOCo NosISATIoSs.-The Locos of Rich
nOnd County have nominated for County Judge Albert
Ward the present first Judge and John n Heldley for
District Attorney.
In Orange County, the nominations for County
Judge, Charles Borldnd of Montgomery for Surrogate,
No's asay, of Goshen for District Attorney Nathan
BssioOu OF Goshen.
In Ulster County, James O. LiadermsH, is nominated
for Judge John L. Bookstdrer Of Ssugertes for Surro-
gate and John Ydn Buren,, for District Attorney.
The WoUSDED.-The following members Of the
sewYork Regiment wounded at the battle Of
Ceno Gordo Captain Pearson, slightly; Ebenezer
Cook, MORALLY Richard Hendrick severely John
silver slightly Henry Heyeran, slightly Chris. New
man slightly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
rvv 1ossy-on tbe last morning OF the session,

The LoBBY.-0n the last mornlnSo OF Ine sessiOu'
saws the Argus. Mr.. Walsh moved
,b., the Clerk be directed to notify; IN wnune us
President Of the third House-Jrdse =
bsy Ia laugh 4 roioc-" Include Mstchn, OF n1u..
yo,nsry. Anotksr" And Titus OF Newiors ana tn :.
Inc gentleman from sohohsrie II smith De cePu'eu "
iniosm Judge d Of TIE wishes OF the House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

TIE JUDICIAL ELEcTIoS LAw.-This statute Is
published 4, length in the Albany ErentHs J0uHait i'm
poses mportau, duties the several Boards Of Super
visors-snd provides, that
The frst election Of Appeals and Supreme Courts
judges County Judges lexcepin this City and County
District Attornies Recorders Of Cities Cexcep, New.
York surogstes in certain Counties only and one
Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals Is 10 be held Monday
June T. Recorders 20 into Office January and
hold il four years.
separate officer il 10 be elected 10 do the duties OF
Surrogate in each County containing less than 10000
people. County Judges and surrogates 90 into
Office next July, and hold their places ~ years.
The Boards Of Supervisors are 10 meet on the 18th
met and fix the salaries Of Judge and Surrogate where
these Offices united and where separste-unless said
Boards have already fixed said salaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
6fbools.

BOARDING sCHO0L-lrving Institute. Tsny,
ID town N Y.-The Summer Term Of I'VE months VIII
omen on Monday 81 OF May next Several vscsneesexis
Or lsf vita Clyk Austin 2o5 Broadway where eircu'
lars containing full Information can be ohtsi ed
R,fr,aee,-Hon Washington Irving TarrytOwn.
Hon Gulian c. Nerplsnck, New-fork Clty'
'T @yi5 Nv ~ u - ' W. P LYON, A. M Principal
PRIVATE CLASS IN FRENCH
DROF BAssET has removed to S54 Broadway, corner
ofPranslln.st where he will be pleased receive hs
pupils the 9Th lost and also form new class In French
N. 8. suitable room to let Tor 40 .rli.t mye wv
DOARDINt. SCHOOL IN TIE COUNTRY
DPebsaniy situated At Canterbury near Cofnwal LANG.
lng o ,ange Co on The North RIVER easy % access ny
steamboats, which ply daily 10 and RON ulr cry,
TFRMs-s25 per Quarter payable tn advance for Board
and Tuition IN ali branches Of thorough Engisn edu
cation Music aud Drawing extfa chAses OhiIuieh VI
All aye. from Eve years and upward received -
REfEREScEs Kew s. seabury, d. Hadson.ti r.
Rouptree cor Chatham and Chambers stsi Chas Msoau
lev lis Hudson-st; 4. Ersbre- l3i BOwsry. myll Nv.
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
gTHE SUMNER SESSION u This select school Tor
1 young men aud lads, will commence on me nfst Won,
nj ulton are from = TO $50 per QuarterWsst Bloom
fed April n. ls4T. Is2s 2msod'l WARREN HOLT.
NIAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n em pslesd fem
wi mary, N Dunn, A NJ PIineipsl-ree sumner Term
viii e. nmeuce the lst Of May pamphlet circulars con
tanning all necessary Information N relation 20 tne lns
luton can be had al 81 Cedarst up sIar.l Also a. me
Roe LockwOOdis bookstore, all Broadway ana a. II
$ Rsynors bookstore, Is Bowery. The principal for
thi. month will be mostly the Merchants House cor
Rros5vsy and Cedar-st Az imeod-
NIX. YOUNG's English and Classical school VIII be
removed on ths VI May from 90 foufh-sL u me
I.rys and pleasantly located house Abingdon square
corner Of Bank a. Circulars containing terms, references
Sc may be had On let Of May al ~ fOartd-si
NorE-rwO or three pupils viii be sdmitiso lnto nc
prime pals family a. boarding scholars ais fa"3"
I,NGLI-H AND CLASSIC Al schooi-E STALK
II has re0peued his school al - Greenwich avenue As
The number Of pupils Il limited % twenty, he would sug
Je.t 10 parents his school must necessay possess Ia
many respects advantages superior - Ose OF
csiye Two or three pupils into hs family. References
Lambert Suydsm, Esq Mrs Admiral Ws.0ni sn%'
Brown ESQ r w. Martin, Esq }. r. Grey, NJ d.
my6 4t-2aw2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

~ The Railway Freight bill goes into opera
ion on the let November next
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- xa,.r.cgrein PhiladeIphia.-Dr. sCHIEF

EpDgCHFR hayirg retained rom Fisi 10 0rAefenoefs
- ~, rsost eminent Water cure Establishments OF Ger
- 80 Fngsuf has reopenod his Water cure house IA
f, ~ IL corner u Chestnut and Beach sis (con-
bi-ns tse advantages q city and country rssdeneej
brr b. prefers hs best services 70 a. who may fsyor
- 80 heir patronage HIS house built for hotel
- /. very Args and Convenient Containing 40 rooms
Appl,cauon post paid viii meet with proups .erIGSi
J. 1a~en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

70, -aEEess Of he voice. llngs spine and LIMBS par
rsrlv f1r dyspepsia, constipation and piles Win weeH
-, of he stomach and sitrs, weakly females al kror
ss.-iiy spinal s1s'ecis viii Be dehghiet win !. &c
- -f-rsrce gfvrn 10 many distinguished cefzymen
-, nsge been rescued from supersnn1snOrf rom ae-
sri,y 80 bronchitis Pamphlets ard boos Common
ssns- gving nformss0o. eso be osd A. 'ne once -
Rroae-sy. A .sdy 10 sItendAnce ca ieoi-s III e"du
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

classical AND COMMERCIAL school
u Prof r NJ Brown (of Union College, opened his
school for the Instruction n young gentlemen 90 Wed
uesdsy the 5h Of May ss7l Broadway, opposite son1sL
FOR terms testimonials &c see Circulars, which may De
had a. store oil Brgadws Csusrs bookstore. ~ Can.i'
81 Office VI the Protestant Churchinan, sod ohepsrds
bookstore. 1871 Broadway. nyo ~
rHARLE- PERABEAU-2ls Twelfth st corner
~ Broadway, begs leave 10 Inform his friends acc lpe
public 10 geners that be is prepared 20 give iessOns
Music and hnsang Lessons ia the hg CHEST socnss 70 me
ART Of Piano forte playing FOR particulars sppIy sns'
by letter OF personally al l9 Twslhst corner Broad
u.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

NTOTICE--In pursuance u IN sei Il Ne Lssl.siaro
Y Of The u New fofE, passed APh ~, 80 'no
n.ms az re Mohawk and Hudson c.. 10 changed t0
tbsI 81 he Albacy and Schenectady R X Co
AIosay, NAY T. Is47. lmylo znl T. FOSTER js secJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

W&NTED-By resP-etaels scotch girl, siuasgion
w as chsmbermsid and waiter, or ehsmh-rmsd and
sssist In the washing and ironing The beet Of city
ference given Inquire 81 40 Washnstopsl Saturday
snd Monday. myi5 n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
War Items-nTexiCan Incidents.

From the n. o. Picsyune. May
We Gull from our cores pondence such items
aud incidents as have not altogether been anti
cipated, aud which may be interesting to the
publc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

AAANTED-furchAscrs for new and secondhand pa
w tent msnges iron awnings, and all kinds Of iron WORK
DUNCAN WEST, Liule dreeasl Gear Msiteu-lane
New-York. 40 In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

WANTED-A young man in obbing hard ssrp
W house who 10 acquainted with boohb eerng snc rites
q good business hand Address A. a. Poet odce
sung salary age and reererce The beet Of reference
required. myl5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

NNANTED-By respectable young oman q sus
w uon chsmbewsid or 70 do general hou.eworA IN
\ small Mnily-good washer and ironer. Has no ohies.
lion 90 Ia he eocntry Good references can be given
Apply ~ ~ PriDce-sI mNtSrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY.
s's.ssi every SATURDAY MORNiSG, al The low pnc.
~ ~ ~, sunum In advance 10 copies for Sl5. or 4
,,riss for e2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

EREScH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
Il 10 ssEperior manner and hnsLed 10 splendid "ye
BY WORKMAN 4 BkLL, -
ia WesLsl corner Of Warren, n u.
n B. Don't forget the number. 40 ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
PRIVATE GLASS IN FRENCH

DROF BAsSET has removed 10 S5i Broadway corner
OF FransllpsL where he will be pleased TO receive hs
pupils the 9Th and also form new class In French
% the 18Th
N. 3. A suitable room To let for 40 Tlist myo Nv
"A 4 = ~ - TILE oil NTR Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
-. AnnIomy and III. iology-LEcruaE ro

In, order u The Commissioners Of Emigration.
rrviI 3t ROBERT TAYLOR, General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

AN ACT In relation to the Superior Court and the Court
AZ Commoa Plea. in aud for the City and County Of
Nsv.York Passed May r. 1871
til. Go