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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
COAL. COAL.-Besf Peach Or

n :
Y chard Red Ash Coa-Lump, Broken and Nut ,zc'.-
The undersigned authorised 10 take orders TOT th, crt
braed Coal the very lowest prices either by the cargo
or ION delivered from tie harge tree Of carriage IN any pd
of this ~ or BlOoklyn.
Aiso dray A.h >chuykill. Lelgh anu Lackawana Goa.
: American BtusnOus Coal, Tor hs grdt", equal 20
hest Liverpool Best Virginia Coal. for black use al
the very lowest pnce. JoHf ~ y. l"lHpNf
Office No 10 Nassau street.
A. h. Order. for one ton Will receive the same attention
: 49,. g.. l,rrsr. mainly. ulNIiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

GRAHAM's MAGAzlNE.-1hs work promises to
take the lead of the cheaper magazines in this
country The proprietor has engaged, as We have
before stated. Rev Rufus W Gii.wola as editor ;
and by the following circular 1t Will be seen that
the best writers of America are to be regular con-
tribu,or, 10 its pages. We presume the abs'udities
called Fashion Plates" will hereafter be omitted
The publisher is mistaken If he suPPoses their
wsrt'i.cssncss Is not Understood by the women Of
this country. The latest fashions ofthe Lady :
Book. Grehams Magazine, and other periodicals
Of = similar character are generally copied from
Pari' or London plates from six to twelve months
DID, and never appear within less than three months
from the date Of their reception IN this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
I IKENESSE.S taken hy lhc Daguerreo-

tvt. P-,c-s, are taken a. the rom> corner Broad
wv ami Dol n..f rior style with All ne mode 20
improvements with mt any regard 70 the weather o." ir
sui being alsays ih" some
Ta0pGfioas n the beaut ul or; gwen and APP
paratu. turn. she'd at moderate prices
r. All The apparatus u>ed IN the business may - oh-
tanned ot I'M. above Mace Also every d~.crpsor ot Nina
ture Ca e. cnse, Plates Nc Nc. SpecmrRs may br seen
al the rooms al auv lime during the day. NiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
ltATSkIlL MOrNTNIN nOrS Z, a

the Piu. Orchsri-ls4--1Li, romantic and ts>hiona'
Bile resort VIII ~ conducted during the present ssa~n NJ
der the direction >uperni~ndsnce ct the subscriber II
uis undergone complete anu thorough repair, and Is now
,nen or - reception OF visitors. No effort VIII be- spared
10 ma naln he Gc, NcdN "a character which Ia, hrrs
.o.r sustained. & heretofore 70, tahes viii BE- urnl>'s
N' dsNclcy lhai The NcrNork market can Auordi
lnl every possible attention that can promote ne co'tl'
..rrc ami .ri0yuslf Oi 10, patrons w be pity ~
slowed The road leading to hi, establishment and ESP"
riay that part OF ne moGnian, ha, been rendered
perfectly smooth and sae.
Me>,r> 4. r Beach Cos. excellent Ane OF stages WI
n A. Heretofore regularly between the Landl,g and TIE
Mountain House ON the arriNa! of The boat
ielt 3rn C.. BEACH Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
OFFICE or GRAu,M's MAcAhiss.7


The Proprietor has the pleasure OF announcing 10 his
numerous friends subscribers that h. has eHgag d. m
al du0n the brilliant of writers before under con
tract .
J. FES~iM ORR COOPER, Author Of The spy "Thr p
0neers' eIc I'M
WILLIAM CuLLES BRYaNT, Aulhor ol " The Ages, etc.
Henry LoNGsELLow, Author oi hyperion oice'
Ol the Night" etc. go.
Cu,RLFs HOFFMAN,, Author OF a." Greyslaer," A W.
IT, iu H., West etc.
TIM A,THcR or " HENRI QCATRL,'
A. regular contributors 10 the pages o lhs hasak NJ
th these and h, former contributors, Theodore : Fay,
Park Eenlau,u Epcs Sargent, William Henry Herbert
" l.ian, Faconer, Albert fikG, william GImofe >iHns
Henry T. Tuckerinau George Luut, Emma {. tmhu:y
Am : STEPHENS, us Leslie, Mrs.. >eba Smilh. Mrs Us
good Mrs r. T. El.eI and other with the editorial as'o
cation OF Ruiu, W Gglswold the proprietor i confident
that hc can present monthly magazine un'uf ~ NE
merit literary coHftHfs BY dng ." fae ''fd "hie
making tie extraordinary disbursements connected Win
hes ngagcments he confident that b. thot, 10 elevate
the character Of American PeriodiCa Literature VIII he Ia
Norably i,dsred 10y tie puhc and that great addons
viii b. made o his very large lit of subscribe p
In addition 10 thu contributors mentioned d'oNr Tie
proprietor expects shortly To- he at 10 announce a IN
,gemeuf with CHAsLEs DICKENS. that gentleman having
before leaving th. country, pledged himself ~ WTte io
=. Graiam's Magazine Il for any PERIODICAL ln Ameica.
GEORGE X. GRAHAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
ATNpRY ESTABLISHMENT, cor

II A nor 3D.. Forth Avenue aud seventy guh-sireft Me-
York Uotelkcel-rs STEAMBOAT auI Packet prOpr,iOrs
and families have their Washing md ironing done MIN
despatch the neat-st manner, IA! on such terms .
M compare with th, time. Orders through The Post o.
flee or m NJ the Office =. Benson. No. Jonsttec' up
starr, viii receive immediate attention Nt>Ei GO
G.. ". NCsEY,
n Ilog lFln w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-

r.e.po on and del very goods. Nc - Gate 40 John =
New Norh-Dye ali lu.,h 10 superior manner broad
r1fls Cashmere. Silks. Satius, SIX Velvet aud Push
Il blon.. Canton AMI Italian Grape, SILK and Cotton
Glow, and Hose Ladies and Gentlrmen' Garncnt', NO
re.n Damask AMI Ssin Curtains, Linens and Coiions.
Clean>e md Ke-fn>h Merino, Tibet aud Ca>hrn' re-
SLawl, Piano and Table Covers, Carpets oi al klaiN
Dryegets Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chnu Curtains
&c. &c.
~ orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
4 finn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
EANnEN'S Premium Pens.-A SilyeT

.cdai awarded }. Hayden too b. " very s1Dr-
10 PEI hy the American Institute ~ is last f-l. He
ti,yprnent hove gwen them ~ Preference ani He best
accountant, AMI many a. hf public Institutions viii use no
o.r Pens Thev have Justly obta nPd tie ghost uii
ton and ae not surpassed elualef by any 10 the co entry
TIL itd. are 49, piled tie Manufacturers price, by he
agents J. J. HAYDEN, fau-su'eI
Agents also iol suan, School and Counung-noass In
S.,lf my9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
TAVlNG presented 70 the Public the

HAVING presented 70 the Public the
,a.gs Of uT fr,r refnm Cologne fDrso loag, nov
nA4 ine liberty 40 JAS a-Jrs them another aflee NJ
equal worth. - "lh- Virginia shaving Cream ThD
etah, compost can safely say sneqUl ~ by any
now offered liz American pubic or liz pleasure AFFORDS
ir shaving II only fragrant. Producing nch and a,E-
me- atlr bat p,.-s,, quae, OF ~ hghv soothing and
healing nature ID raise ar above fny rsaance. As
ihse hO have tel MY COLOGNE have found 70 b. all that
aid they no tbs Cream viii Acknowledge that
The hall of Il sutges iAVe ult uare BEEN told
assu LANDMARK, 80 ChsthsAi-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
CEA BATHING at Long Branch, New

Jersey, the Atlantic occan.lhe subscribers board
iug house ep.n or reception OF company under the
direct on of NJ Ferguson JNO. HOPPER
B-\p ltr k-L .u.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

psnv-Capuu 100000 Office NJ = W IN H. 1'.s
C01nsnv rnrunne.t 10 make ayr ng ioSs an
AZ, bF IRE ard inland lav!Fi on
DIRECTORS
RtH,a. lac- Havea - 80 Iayur Co-l-W LawfsEce,
= Philips fHoanN jam C91-', " cah bhnNlh,
jobs Norrar. K. l. Mool,y, Naiiaaet " rrc'
fs...f = N...um Faaa.r. 4. Tlckrr.J0ig Rankin.
David Ire Ms'g. D SCI amin John ID. " ~,
e.. .-b a. iI,.-d M,sal y. Told. Fcfs nlud Sufdfrl,
Horny 6 Thompson. II. itAN EMS, President
,r,,.. IN, 40. Sa.-,t,rr ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
INSURANCE.
NTNA Fire Insurance Company of

ETNA Fire Insurance Company of y.
III f-O=ir- ". - Nail-.--ll,ur- against lo. or
damage hv FIRE dwelling houses, store, gods, l lufr
F-s,. ADD their c1r-os u port 1t property generally, on
\. ftt0-ti... ffrin. p. srv 0th-r 0l.--
DIRECTORS.
Charlie, Town. C.. :. W-atalI. John q. sag,
Joi- ,ifsr Gt-lgr PoUrro", r. y. CLAYTON.
Fr,fs Y-rfr. g. irns Far.kf. Geo. Colgate.
Ku..N >,rfl' r. J. ! VI Valentine. I>'ac |. fsu.
Chester Cara VI " hItrN r.Lht. X VI. B.n,AwrU,
! VI uoaarn Va. 4. r. Pcnn, &. W Cot
y Skuir VI l.. Mr-,h. JO>. Jameson
n Peg !. L. Muller. Joshua JONES.
4 " Hur-fen, jno. an B1skerch, ela, Wool
A. con-. Anthony D..rt l. GRAY. M.Iam II. Thorn
CHARLES TOWN, Pre- lent.
HFVRY Lorr. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

Z lo.h 'ulv liii iUfg ILa th. int fu az
hereby roty he defyl. tors tlat s,mannu8l dividend, "
the 1 Gge per per aBnufn ou an su, 90 I'VE do
'ir, All upw ard AID les uln five hundred dollars anl
C,r r. .i rtr ananfn on Al. sums ct i've hundred dol
lr> AL upward Vac have been deposited al ra, three
uruii f.rginf. - fhn % n,f. vii be- pau o ~ posters
ua and alter hIonday, tle lh INST during the hours OF
bushes, ~ thf Blni The interest w be- passed 10 ID"
rle. lci n.for iud sucb may NOT hs cailrd tor
iI remain principal aut draw interest accordingly.
Tie Bank opnr or bushes, at No. -. Bo~sry on Mon
days Thursday atd Saturday, from .o7 oioch, T. VI.
b, o,ieI OF tie BoiId al Trust
JAMES MILLS. Pfcslfui.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
NUTTAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell

We M House. AMI Furniture only, profit, returned to
tie Assured THE HOUSFHOI D rs MUTUAL IN
sURANCE COMPANY Office a. " ali u, tor separating
tie insurance ot Dwelling House, and Furniture iom mat
of Stores anf Me-, aandi.s.
Il swell known almost all TIE losses incurred n he
lrsr-., oft Insurance the result o the burning o. 'als
bic stores and costly goods. -
IN, increase expense oi insurance To- me hou>' n"i
,~ aud tlav u>v Deprive huE of tie very sscrrN 'r
V.hch be- paws bis premium go
Tht cas-, paym-u.s nr premiums form iind rhch' a-
ter nav ~ expenses and losses fepre pied ny scr ana
Insurance. H.,
~, Compsny prepared to insure against los or dam
~ r.., u,.I.atad Furniture AMI al Household Ppneuy
ordinarily Arrt .l dwelling houses Every person .i'r
uy Nh th Company Is entucd g. one vote Tor eteh nun
,lred dollar, ui-sL.
DIRECTORS
G1laa C.Vsrplacck r. AIiosc t,on, stephen C2uiI,"1-
Hoi,r Henry ludlow Samuel Martin, Frederick Deqry>er
William H. Harrison, t'1k ~chucharit. Danel seymour
4. II. RODGERS, President
r,l1g, ID c. TAYLOR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
lJrSIC AZ Three Cents a nage.- al 10.

NIS SIC az Three Cents page, AT NO.
y L.snenari-s,reet corner OF Braf.ay.-CHA>.
L. GE~LAlN. Music Pgh. ler, SANITY rec ne"
and fashionable Mr,c. to H. PaE2 Guitar and FLUTE
which ]. selling the very los srcr o. cent Ptsr re-
tai. $50 hari. small lot o. MJ.i-al lu,i iir',,f
q, rri 10 i- snd ve-, low TIE public ipSterp I'll
and - ifr or tea-alvC. Wholesale de1irr - -I
c.. ,lsn - any 0tsr establishment 10 he L. state,
nl.r CHAs 7. GESLAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
\ OTICE.-We. undcrsIgned, having

n OTICE.-WG, undersigned, having
I been appointed by the Hon. wni Ingi., Associate
Judge oftls Coun Of Common Pea, the City ami Coun
OF NrNi 0rk. rnsirss of The rroFcry estate, gns anil
fleets % Jacob C. Lagrange concealed Ascending
debtor. DO hereby tequre a persons indebted io sad L..
g~sn@r, % Do the - dar Of july the Dice ~
" ID ana Colt No. s. VAL street. New-York tO feLser a.
tccoun' 0 al d's aAd slns OF money lNlfg D} them re-
.scNey, 10 saii trustees arl a. pay thr sfmr ana All
persons having 1 thrir posesn properly or ehect,0
lch debts are hsrehy required deliver te sane 10 ne
li trustees by the diy above named s- 81 The cfed of'm
no sad Lagrange required % defsr h'r trspecu'
and demand. sl tfusfee one o. ihe .b"s
More fbe 4tL ay mi ul, .,x lated Ne,yYofk. lgnr
ot1 lgi2 CHARLES 2EDtIELD,
FRANCIS HOBBS, 1nd
WILLIAM COLT.
wM Coir Attorney FOR Tru'ves, % "sl''t Jyf INV"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
DArHS. a, Fulton Ferry.-The Brook =

, iyn >at Wsier Warm lli Cold Baths src SOW open
.or ht season. Obedience aA Ladies can have Warm >aN
Water Bats al aii times .Cn \. VI urui Do p VI. Ia
De-. ID nave ht exclusive a me - unma. Bath -
TUESDAYS and Fr..ias, Until Z VI Genuemcn - III D. adj
ie ~ f other times. The water where IL Bah = o
Gated uasurps,ii inr yg-t' The Si,t 30 North kSers,
lInn.ng irru TO uis per hour TIC Baths have been
enlarged tu al.h improved ths season. and equally
N,ucut tor NeWhorh srt RroakNu. The proprietor
promises that every thing ,ai be done render the es,ab
ls,hHsut agreeable aHd p,casanL
Warm Bah - cents. nss lcAct Cor - Cod Bats :;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
IIAKITN PLFASVRE GARDEN
DkOWN'S ROWLING sALOON-

ID Masonic Hll Bru1fw AVN Introducing dis e,l.b-
.hreut to the .oce 0t gsnteu the proprsior would
cail attention - - q0ss ng a'sansges super
,ug ~ produced % the Neiit aud WHERE ess 30
md ,oa un,,>, lsd nth s1lgaty or objvcloua.
bic >acsty u IA. ntu he of he prop eor. ADAPT
as oil p~rh tan I'D he Turf>c, ~ athletic eNsr'se 10
-. hv pros regulations, -i uF s'"> Hii
% .rnpr.s. 90 GAS, u- hl Nrcn cifriol IN NJ
.eeci ou ,,s..iaof.. i psrru.ary uose charged ~
Is general supervision.
r strangers vi.lue is cy gri a~' ctErn, ce,irous
of ainu>amen sad 4oAlng g,r, q daunf uief az
from hn,t>, OIL H.. ts, attractions oi D. IN oiurf'
90 ~ hv Die rt. .. rn,l,. cou.eC scot upon IL sfe
saf nc-ct yeu siioi a. c Orr. anal drcoruin prevail
&C. ,ruW str!rt dIss pine aiIOa- o. t'i'riait,
y Z la a. sasou WI IL nlni lcys iherfhv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
THE Self.Instructor an JournaI ot the

4 Invef.al Lyceum. by JOSIAH H0.uIoo4, l. published
n0r.ily AZ the Exchange Lyceuu 81 Brold" sl- ~ y
cent. wear. pad 10 advance LIBERAL discount SOL pr
made o. agents DO buy by The qlanuf A5ento. itnt
pa per- vii tnd il profitable WORK + or sae d.
fa.ys room. RDwfrv. ifi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
no THE LOVERS OF superior Black

Tca.-HoNqla's VI turel-Thl' etir'mely deieoa'
All uonara,lerd Tea - highly celeb aet 10 China an
El1ne iu importrd !. now Tor sale AZ IL" tantna la
Co.panys General Tea establishment - Cta- az 'ue,1'
NewN ora, Chinese packages price - et' ana . '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President.
MIA OOO WANTED.-A stock Of

w a, Farmer, IN pleasant good business $500
Nl6 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

rp 1 tIetJtJNJ Dry Goods, GROCERIES, Hard"d p
tiO,k.ry. or assortment OF rtadymdde COtthst n'
given ARMY 10 4. Y. SMITH,
tfn ia 50 Liberty street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18

WE Ifol If. OF me Slhte Oh new
York o. fie creditors. nest ol ka lega'ccs, and al
sef.oas interested b s e,lar 1 Aar0s lighe late o tic
Town oi ilrtf gfnn In the county ~ sui IT, iecs aed
Greeting lou. and each Of 500. age hef.y ciird and
required personally f0 b. aHd apprr ifir Dlf >a.roga
Babylon, te s.d i0V lof lung-on 90 he si'. d4y u
july nei, ac0,k fAe forenoon oi hat dty then
an taare o. attend c na. element oil the accounts 81
>elsh Hari surviving fVlcyo~ OF tie lat NH anu
testament oi the sad Aaron -he Geces.ed, pupBant 20
order made entered n.s mauer by the ,dd sur
rogate.
Giyen under the hand and zeal OF Office of our
H. 81 IA Surroga,e A. he town Of iyeriltai IN SAID
county, Tie eleventh day Oi june one LoUssnd
eight hGndred and oriytHo
ie17 Iaw4ss GEORGE MILLER, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
TF.yY INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

such A. Army and Navy Boats, Tents, Buoys'
Manne Dresses, Machine Banding, Sc. &c. executes 10
manner which iefe, competition, by tie R0XnuI, lnud
H.b.r Establishment Warehouse removed 10 - MAIDEN
lane. hOitACt II. u "a '-et' -
"a hNAJIiF i u 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
HIGlILY Imnortant 10 Farmers. Planl

lGlil1 Important 70 armefs, ilapt
! erS and Hortclturist>.-Thg Compound Chemics !
Whale oil soap be- considered nj The present moment
hest preparation that compounded for the To-
de>truc OF species nlssng te Negt-
table kpg,omHaggot,, Sugs Tosehug> peach, n''lsi'
rpple and pear insects cut aud army WORMS snsl,
ahaee lce and all ne smaller insects which parasitic
md genous and cNOuc flowers, uch - the oleancer cdc
IN. fcuS cycus We>emhr anti gerana, erica, no
,acca. may all by proper Application be thoroughly 'N'
terminated Beside, the eNraordnnry ch'apne', mo-
important item n economy renders Il accessible tor a. I
rurpO,es on large scales 1900 peach uee>, or ~ acre, o
tni may be- k,pt tree from Ire malauGug insect, Tor me
rfng expense 0f one dollar.
Fauuer. rasus conn., oats ryc, potatoes ietn.p'' gao
r, by saving their nt, nom the desa,ison> Of The yer
min The Compound Chemical Mhae Ol soap may he
bad n huh, jars az four pounds, dozen oi "h's d"
Dac Aed iu "a box. Apply % ....
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHrwANGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
WATER POWER TO LET in the
sspcctahle family

NOTiCE.---A small respectable family
I orrupyiug handsome story nous" n ne Ycnnyo
Marx Place and having move room tiiD needed would
i, Wiling % make suitable gencnts with aHancr saa
family Them "a. inmates. On suc term,
,nd CONF ,ss - may mutual be agrsrd upon References
exchanged Ndtg.,s r.. Tribune oihce stating where an
,,,......., 80. lv INT Vib n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
NIE HOWARD INSURANCE. COM

HFVRY lori. Secretary.
a. sr RtcHApD T. DVs~ sursryor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
,UOKSE AND WAGON Wanted-A

fr.i rate Horse and Va oD ior a Grocery business,
- which groceries ~ tie lowest uaiket pucr Vii be
,Sea. apply between j and : O'clock +. VI. tor thr,e
L. Al u ] -L.-.Lrrl.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-18
INoRTHY ATTENTION.-Person-

w AFFLICTED with Hernia or Rupture are informed
Lar an ntnent nay be ebfa nr Nr, snItr, q Grrcn-
scl Lane mr., ,0l above Jeers1a Market hct tea' III
award ~ouad AMI p-rorm, ri.c~i cure Those 'hcted
All he referred o Individuals VIE have been cured ui ap
~. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30
NEW YORK HERALD.


PHnApELPHA SUBSCRIBERS TAKE NoricE-NEw An
AUGMENTATION and after Oct 1872 the Philadelphia
subscribers the Herald will please pay the carriers az
the end OF every week Is cents; and including the sun
day Herald III cents being in the same proportion ID
heretofore All who have paid in advance, Will oil
be supplied usual Those who cannot COW en''H'''
pay the carriers every week, renew their Suos0f
tons in advance, at the othce Third ana DooN S'e
The Herald is published by the proprietor entirely on
the cash prnepe and the above arrangement made 10
prevent the ensroachment of the credit system Inc eN
tensiye and increasing circulation OF the New YORK
Herald in every city and town in the United States and
throughout the country renders it valuable medium Tor
advertisers All orders left with the subscriber. will be
punc,ually attended to.
GB ZlEBER, Third and Dock SITS,
Agent for the Herald.
D., .nrIrInA Sent % 1912.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

FURTHER FROM YUcATAN.-We have received
further intelligence from Yncatan, which shows
that part Of the news published yesterday could
not have been correct.
1t appeared by the first news that the Mexican
force had captured Laguna and the entire navaforc
ofYucatan. 1t appears now, however, by our prl-
vate letters, that the Yucatans had no navy to cap
ure as every vessel except small cutter, had been
sold soon after the capture Of the "Yucateco' early
as month They are to build gun boats to supply the
place Of the large vessels and only two OF them were
on the stocks It appears also that the "Yucateco'
was captured with the aid Of more bullion than balls
When Marin, the Mexican officer, boarded her,
there were but fifteen, and bribed captain, named
Furer, to contend against him.
Our next news from Yucatan will be important.
The people of that little republic are determined to
resist the agsressions Of Santa Anna,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

A WINE SALE-HARD TINES AT LAsr.-At wine
sale yesterday, by Messrs Pells, sucioneers con-
siderable quantity of this precious liquid went off at
very low prices-both in cask and bottle.
Gold sherry in the cask, sold at 40 to 60 cents
pale sherry at 10. Champagne of good quality, sold
from ,62k per dozen to $500. These prices are
5Oper cent lower than usual-even in the face Of
the new tariff. large quantity Of superior cham
payne, Burgundy and claret, was not sold at all
The sale was very little attended, it was adver-
tlsed only in the Wall street papers, which have a
circulation only in the lower regions of "'change -
Some suppose that the sale was made in order to
raise the wind to pay the duties. The system of
cash duties WILL therefore, have singular operation
in knocking down prices. The industrious classes
of society, including ourself-will be able soon to
take half glass Of wine at dnner-that is If we
have not taken the pledge, or enlisted with Della
van, Welsh IL Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

MEDICAL INrELLIeENcE.-As the winter session APP
proaches, the numerous Medical Colleges through
out the Union, making great efforts to attract
students. The Louisville University is the most
ioorlshing school of medicine in the west. In
Philadelphia, the venerable University still main
tains Its high standing and prosperity. The Penn
sylvana Medical College is also very Hourishing
The-Stuyyesant Institute School in New York has
proved failure The rejection OF all its pupils
who applied to the Navy Board has created much
alarm amongst students. II is rumored that Dr.
Mott, the main support of the school, intends re-
turning 10 Paris. The College Of Physicians
and Surgeons in this city, is, therefore, in fair
way of again having the field to itself. A private
medical school under the auspices OF DIR. Nelson,
the celebrated Canadian Surgeon, is about to be
opened in this city. The College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, is in a very fourshing condition, and
s doing much to effect the promotion Of pharma-
cuiical science, and the prevention of the sale OF
perniclous nostrums.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

PROSPECT OF RISE IN THE Price OF LANp-In
one hundred and forty-eight years from this time,
according to accurate calculation, there will be one
human being for every acre of land on the globe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

SAILING THE WEsTERN.--The Great Western
sailed yesterday at two O'clock Thirty-six passen-
gers only went in her She returns again early in
November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.-We learn from Captain
Mason, of the Dexter arrived last evening from Port
au Plat, that few days previousto her leaving there
were several very slight shocks of an earthquake.
No damage, however, was done.
Trade there of all kinds was very dull partly eau
sed by the derangcd state of the currency. The
President had called in all the ten dollar bills in
consequence of the many counterfeits in circula-
ton,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

LEGISLATURE or CONNECTICUT is to meet in
New Haven on the 18th OF October.