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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
GREAT BARGAINS IN Cal ICOES.

lust opened large a-=ottn,ont Of I'm. Iisn aud A H.
c n taie1cs ~ Unprecedented low prices.
Light aut Dark Cahcocs AZ Ct <. no and lgic
superior do 90 at o.. wuril11c
DO do io M2lc aud 25c
Black and White Caicoee, a. i2t. ~. 2landX-
81 French go, very superior. ~ 95fr
beautiful assortment ot cuoteI black aud white
lawns au1 Gnrhams, which will &c s1id AZ such prices
cannot idil Ia n'cnGr
TIC above goods, with many others suited 70 the season
have been received aud great bargains may be- expected
AZ " frNNtNGHAM'~
mn 10 Cheap Cash Drv &, .,ds store Main A.
BACON UAMs-Wc have in store lot of Bacon
- Hams, attic yer pound-good
ma 10 81 RpYALL MORGAN.
FAMILY COnMENTARY. ON the holy Bulc.
Il from tho works NJ Henry aud Scott and above leo
Other writer's Published IN London nv tho Religious
Tmct Society, with anil cngravrss, " large sgo,
good print and paper pnce 81 a. Tor sale any quantity.
W RANDOLPH & co,
ma " Main afrccf. Wirhnt M.
TuEUMOM ETERs, ~ rn, Morocco ani ilf1nsc
II Cases all sizes, for sole, 20
W RANDOLPH & cos
ma ~ bookstore and Hudcry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
LYNCHBURG MAILLINE.
NOTICE.

IRON and after The 18th of April our trweekly line Of
Boats TO Lynchhurg, will leave Richmond anj Lynch.
burg on Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, O'Clock A.
NJ Ivy ihs arrangement We cnlhclto form connec.
tion with the Western Stages ct I.ynchhurg. Our
Sco'isvc Boats will usual on Monday Wednesday
end Friday evening at o'clock, 4. NJ As 10 the convc.
nienee and expedition 10y this over all others going
West from Richmond ortc vicinity, sha not say any
lhne bu refer passengers and others these have
travelled Boats
ap23-n BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
FLOWER SEED.

FLOWER SEED.
Dahlia double Ziunia. Cas-.
tia, Scotch Broom, Piuk,
Honesty. Trefore. Candy
tuft, Chysanthemine, Egani
Corcopsis. Euphorbia vaiie
gated. Ice Plant, Double Bal
sanine, Scarlet Cacalia, Ia
vaiera. Aconis, Love In q
MIST, Megnionette, Navel oil
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN SEED FLOWER SEED HERB AND
OTHER SEED

HAVE las' received fresh assortment of Seed com
brisng every Kind Of the choice Garden and beau
,iui Flower seed Most Of these are grown by the
Mess's eueair Of Baltimore, aud OF them are i'm
porelron the best European houses, all which are
10 give satisfaction, AMI show their superiority
ger seed as the ensuing summer will proye-Lisi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

CHEAP, FOR CASH.
~ hraurn 'of pf
Cofd striped Paris silks
Hlick anil Blue Back do
- 10 DO Gro ds Aficrs To-
- 80 DO Gro 80 Afu.uirc 10
Rich Chcnc Ca Lawns AMI Nusns entirely new
10 and siuped Jsckonct Cambtes
lrwWccce new style Mcu.clainc dc ttina
Mode anil Fancy COLI 10 DO
MtncncF cr Ginchrms, Of superior qualify
Rich Dix Sit Shawis
10 y h'd Mohair 10
Co'dSIS and Emh'd Mousiine 10
White ard Cori Ssgiss Long Scarfs, entirely now
Ntns1r mes and Mourning Lawns
Fancy SIX Wits. " every variety
Hack N'h8ir dn. hall furcrs
French kl Gloves. " aIi rrinra
HCksuiCofd six Frirrcs
FsH-y rn.'l Cords ant 1assrus
sun slaies suI rarlsoia
Io-efhtr with every description ~ Cr1s erfrff, Tho
cy raic, wich We arc determined % sell no prices o
eun fIe times Intending kccp constantly on har1 a
fn'l aserumcn' uf CroI rtr'ituarv alarfc1 Nv Ihis
m1rsrit We have r1Ne arrangements o fhe Nnrh fc re-
COVE, weekly ihc most recent sfy . and thotc drstue
90 purchase can Away We supple a.
ape Nr,t DOOR ,o 4 Duysi s Co
TOILET notifies, Sc.
'INlIl NoIrs. cff glass pt.u aud coorei, some very
4 beautiful
Colefnc Water from Jean Marie rirua genuine. really
superior.
French rnt rnrrsh Esscr-cs f'r mo hsnserct ief with
M aseormet 81 hiir co b tooth aui nail Brufhs Per.
fricry aniv very dcsirat'r an-y trfi-'csfor sale w
a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
NO. 100.
REhONAL.
j u ANnER=oN las rea.ved lii Office to the Rot.
= luz W." app a
: 5! sd

| PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
,,, Opposite the Ranks.
l'ib sscitbert - Constantly
- oraied fnsnu'ietory % NUSSs 4 CLssS New YORK,
etzs ahh PLAN Piano Forte. possessing the atest la,
movements adtEf drcacy Of touch an, s,vos,o.s -
lone, so peculiar 'otheir manufacture. -
constantly on hanfi a large
tlues FlaEeoletfs Clai onrfts
Guitars, Nioins. Noioneellos
heeoriions, Musical Iioxes
Horns Iiugles and Trumpets
Fifcs aud Drums
nor quality ~ ss"i sOpe
Piano Fore Stools aud Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
The arges' collection OF Music ever oe.r.d TO- -,
hs state may be selected from at the sfore OF The snb
seroer Who IS nov enabled sell the A AMI
New YORK wholesale aud tail prices ~
inose purchasing % sell again be furnished unon
terms that they find elsewhere In the state
Pianos repaired, tuned, let on hue and taken In
exchange. p ~ T.yInp i
nS- PIANO FORTEs Of every desertntjop ,.osi,.,
snu iIned-Tuning hy the year, II r-1uired bv WI.
$500, nAAssSa whOse long erperenr ability Ia mann
Ins an tuning Piano Fo-tes Justly entities him TO
ed Violin Bows haired
10 Orders left above will he nunr,n,nv ,,a,A.s,
suherln townor country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24


Yellow Onion
savoy spinach
Scotch Kan
savoy Spinach-fnest
Late Broccoli
DO d6uiiflower
White Sugar Beet, Mango
Wurtzcl-for fee,iing stock
Extra Early Peas-superb
early
Green Dwarf Imperial Peas
fine medium
Bishops 10 dO-l2 inches
high best dwarf
Grooms New do-superb
Fail Maichless dO-fnest
late, 6 feet
Large Yellow Pumpkins
for field
White Kidney Beans-goOd
dwarf snaps
Dwarf Marrow dO-best do
DO aud early
Do Mediterranean do-fnes
late
Horticultural do-fnest pale
Early Yellow . weeks Beans
IA hcl 10 10 aO-lnesi ear
~ sort
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

/ AIDES, SUPERIOR FUR ROUND AND PLAIN GUM
- LLASilC OVER SHOES-A beautiful as sortncnt OF
hc above over shoes. ioI ladies' ia store anI Tor ale Low,
i-a'ues viii please call and su Themselves At
ID. BURLINGTON & cos
NC Mansion IIouse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

NEW GOODS.
TIE subscr Der las received the following Goods 10
which herespcclfuly calls the aueutoE Of House-
keepers.
8 ! and u cot'on Shecjing
50 To- ant ~ linen Shecfinrs
{, s hutlf double DamssEI
Damass T,hlc Cloths. all res
"a snd satin dauiask Napkins
Brown Linen Cloths
Housewife Irisn Linen, Tor family Use
Fine Irish Linens, keuuurs
Brown aud white Huck Attack uaper
Vide Russia nianrrs
Linen Law Us aud Cambrics &c.
Co1red aud pain burdcre CarrefinE with variety
Of other Goods, which will be sold low Tor cash.
APPS JOHN WRIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

w !; have m store supply Of Ladies hi aud Morocco
W freuch ties, Of Philadelphia make, which VIC arc
sehs az Tie rNrctne low Prcc 1871 ~ yer pair Latte
wanting some cheap and good. invited give us ali
-. II. BURLINGTON & co,
"A - Mansion Honda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
EIREWORKs Fourth of July

II INSTRUMENTATION L.soKATokf-h I'm
NETT is' Front street dosrs SoDih 90 Fntos Fr'et
The most extensive and brilliant assortment oi FJre~orss
are offered al thu sh1S- place. caus'il. % Honorary
and ensl Rockets; with gold aud silver r >ln,. Fli,
Palm Tree Pyramids, Peruvian Cnoes, nciagnus Tran
ges Nercues, Mines n Serpes AMI star Naroons. Ben
goa Lights Roman Candles, large sid small serpents, Pm
Wheels, Gras.hoppers, P"u Fires. Bloc Lghis, Scroll!
Wheels, Torbi.ons, Lac Pigeons. 1opelo.s. Pulling
Crackers Double Headers, Frecrlcke.. Canton RccAet
&C.
Coury Merchants, and dealer. general aIe requested
TO call and cNam,ne the above stock.
y B-Corlm.ite+s ier cit aud country ,pi4 " Il
~ an4 Pdvaie parties, h- Supplied ih- liberal
tenn. with tho above articles 'el-,he lls
M been selected iii the utmost care. Jslf tiirt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28

NORWEGIAN EMIGRATIoN.-A merchant OF TINS
CITY received from Europe few days since a large
,cnit,ancc sent in advance 10 aid in the expenses
here of 80 Norwcgians. who come out 10 sec The
country, AMI report. There is great disposition
in the people of Norway To emgrate to the United
States. and no doubt when the report oi the %
aranf couriers reaches Europe, very large emil
grafton may be expected from the North ct tu-
Ancrican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28

The SHIP ATALANTk - Passenger writes
Us with reference to a paragraph In our paper
stating that the ship Atalani,, Capt Hart, on her
passage from Mobile, scan,ily furnished with
provisions He says that -four was the only ari-
Gle lacking, and that the deficiency in this was
caused by disappointment. Capt H. had ordered
enough, and was iold that it had been taken %"
beard. 4 fog also detained the vessel much lon
ger than was anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
INCREASE or THE TIRsr POWER.
Sylu Of Property AID ProGify N all R''nf''"''

Syr,f Of property GId Fro6tfg :" az hfH''''''
Tie shirt Of probity Is one Of the strongest
siimulant- which we know OF 10 excite peop''
we may, without cNaggcraii1n. expect IRON me
labor OF proprietor product double That oil
r,il ar scr,ile workman. We see daily proofs ct
+: men who were slow and careless. while work
mo for wages. become prodscs Of dAgeI'e a.
soon n they commence operating on ihor CIV"
account
The fr., problem of Political Economy co",e-
,rep,lv should be to cuJcavor 10 transform all TIE
Hired clss,c, into co-inicre.toi proPriror- naNns
an interest in the capital This would have doubled
the value OF their paid da, labor. Decides TIE al
yan,ases of dispatch
Tbr Inl,rn- Classes. who work for salary
cou,po,e thrcc-quarters OF the working polu'a'''H
taking the average Of couutri-s). ho" can We
double the produ-, OF the days labor OF ihe o'ne'
quarter composed of proprietoT'
Omitting minor means, such IA exemption NOM
s,peryis SION the active cooperation OF mas'e' '''
clerks in branches OF industry, which ihe! no"
,,,srelv oyer.ec. We will take the most Po"eiid'
lever or ,,mulant that Of probiIy, which VIII reg"
:, all tho relations Of Association In agriculture
and manufactures the guaranty OF the prooH! ""u
c,;,br,l,ess of agents would induce capitalists W
und, rake an initiate variety OF operations WHO"
,hev cannot now think even OF attempting
Ii i certain that twenty tnes ~ many
,rec. for example. would be cultivated II tn''e
engaged in the pursuit were cercain OF ,'' 49,
deceived in the quality Of gratis aud Pia"''' So
ohged TO gather the fruit al once ana pe'1'e ''''
,,,rfy frorr fear of ueirs and II hey ha"' NOR.
over the guaranty Of Pi,al AZ non-a'ur'ou' s'
eat ne they would in Association when II "a ~
be.1uk absorbed in Specializing and s'"cN IN
These two incentives. property ana Pro''!' =,
be alone more than sufficient to double the
OF labor; and in TIN, hypothesis, Pfo'I'oe !
state containing one million Of inhabitants VIZ
yield a product equal to that Of one OF TWO "''''
lions
Nor,-Tl4 debility o. the poor The result on - -
siton; winch iDrcrs teu, ia order Go @No'' ofor-,-i
fee their health more los 10 rfcrs> " 80 -oaSe-
labor. and IN n.aubriOus workshops i"'r l.,v. AMI
oueuty capl>rd tn relative agd co,.rdir ~ a,
nothing more false Il IN the imaginary ,-rr,y
anIs health 10 the poor a compensation l' w, -, ,h.y
They havr IL. n,,su. II health bodily eIcrci,e u1s y"
are often forced To- sacrifice IT, and expose 100
e,s. 10 escape want CyiiTed mul,, mt netNet
To sophsm Ike to dwell iu>ive compensatory m to.s
above nioDeJ The truth :, that mAn - $3.50, tarri
destiny Is csspoInd he must either atiAin "'- a.,
urSs-heslih aud iuuuein order OF Things 49, M
him by tbe DIV lnIty; COMPOUND N >"il ~
dehlify-ln orr defective societies. The reisuNe
the reh i. easily understood. Win al lieu we.iu 'n,s o.
I,pryri of an infinite VARIETY OF things ar-oluteY
IN their happiness aud, IN The midst OF uIer ueae''
] see them dying wilh enDpL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
4 ) s OCIATIO y:

y 4 Lecture will he delivered to-n.orrow Evening
"Wednesday At he Lecture Hall AZ Broadway tn
sub ecl o-l-Ie s0c.al krya,.on ol ihe Hlman Roc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28

The LADIES' Musical LIBRARY, for June, Just
published by Geo. J.. Curry, $50 broadway, con-
tains sixteen pages of new and fashionable music
this work is published weekly, at the moderate
price of y a wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
GOODS below cost, al
,NHREE DOLLAR HATS! Three Dol
nOYS' Clothing !-Childrens' Clothing

H. VT"
4 } A very large assortmrnt-NerY good qlaiN-Nr'
cII.su-s;sa T. Howl Co No IL Bowcry, would respe,
fiIly inform their patrons and the public generally, maj
ty have again been maxim. extensive preparations lr me
suring and summer trade. and have on hand Hu'i
sryrT a,.ortslci OF Bows and Chi!drens Clothing than
-v ever before have had The public invited a. ca
AMI ne their goods attn particular reference 10 qu.y
- -. J.rn, 5iH'
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r aDTFS' e. GENTLEMENS' NEW

IBoOT AND SHOE STORE 255 Greenwich.
arept, corner OF Robin>rn street :. tuer Ia> opth''
IaNe ami general assortment of Ladies, M.sses' aud
Cbiirens Cater Boots and shoes nj the latest Styles ann
Te,. and YOUTH, Boot, and Shoes which offered AZ
prices corresponding with the times
NIB. CouLy Merchants supplied by the case or dozen
on lilo loue, term. myl2-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
Ofthe Ricn. into relative poverty
and into comparative and real debility

q thr Zoos, mo real po'tIINi - .,
ana into relative aud constrained deb'iiiy. tN'thl
Such ar tie constant results al our false Social
Order. The civilized man is less robust than the
savage; city populations less than those OF the
ce,n.try; in .hort. the civilized Social Order
causes a complete dyergency Of the two riches
instead Of their couvcrgency and combined action
Lee, a. now proceed TO aualyzs the circumstances
which diminish the product OF the hired Laoorer'
We viii estimate the loss, winch arises nom III
1;derence and sl.ckncss. and the value OF the
s,;nmlonts which Association would put in play 10
increase production.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
TAR COLOKING-J.P. Maby would

inform those who used h celebrated E-~nce oi
Tyre tor Changing red or grey Hair permanent brown
or black he has tnfned 20 b. old stand No 20 D'
son.,trce, where he oder. il IN packasc'o OF - cents,
cent, AMI 81, Thi. Hair Dyr has been long IN Use, ami
never tailed to give entire siscon. Iho>e doubling H.
efficacy will be readily ed by calling a. tue Above
place and trial they ars not satisfied the money
~ refunded. lti I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
I,NTANGLJD ACCOUNTS. Thomas

Jones. Accountant 1913 Broadway, opposite John-,t,
undertakes To arrange AMI adjust accounts Of every dep-
ton. 10 those who have not been able "a devise supple
aud method ct conduct ng hi, department. Tire sITrr-
li,er with the confidence derived tom much eSptrehce,
respectfully offers III, assistance IN suggesting such iorm OF
account books best adapted To any pirucu'r fOph
of business In complicated partnership Affairs " confused
AMI neglected accounts he pledges s .ell 10 effect IN all
case an equitable aLd ndsputable al u,iui"nt
Published and for sal" by the author a, above, JonNs
Prsc,pe AMI Praclioe OF Bookkeeping which already
the tex book d, .aiipg Academic Institutions of hrs
country, AMI the only American work oH Tie subject mat
b.s LIN uI...d N England Price 81 . mynu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
NATENT Imnroved Portnhe shower

Baths BatlIg I lh, AMI II Baths, = per cent less
laR the usual prc,s; improved garden tnginr, and
y ic watering plants, L. ast vary etcich 10 cte>
u fire. Manufactured ani obi by
eli La. WM NrILANE. 81 NA>,lu-s;reet.
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NINNEFORDS PATENT iMPROV-

3 Fs.N III y"
lied ELECTRICAL FLESH CLIO, T.. and TRAPS
produce iSay stats Tar system ~ .rSton O1 Va
~ 81 tearing he kn all the orssry iiorsear ~"'s
Liable 10 do. ,h.,,
The great value Of tAe IiorsiIar Re- soyaof a. hes
prutc agent WHEN pped tie human body nov t rsn
Known to every or WHO has paid he least at'n 10 hr
OF healthy acton Of thu kinte require iaf~f
Comment ... or. 80 u...4,..v eo-,s,
~ c.an.l.r.-str.rt- l,r.nIie HJ-ldnR lhu
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lUUr Self-Iustructor and Journal OF the

Universal Tyceum. BY JOSIAH iio,b5oos, !. % ~ ~
7,-r,h, AZ th- Exchange Lycsurp, % Iii be
INT. year rsii in sllvancr. liberal ,s,nv
,,de a. ss,,n,s DO buv ty TIM quantity. rdi.
papers vii md profitable ~o'A' ~" lei d
news roDm l63 BOwery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28

Y 4 ciard Red Ash Cosl-Lnup Broken AMI Nut sze, -
The undersigned authorised 10 take orders for thn crir-
bfat.d Coal II the very oWtt prices sLcr by the cargs
or ten y,fci from the barge re- Of carriage any part
Of ihs city or Bro Alsn
Alo Gray A. ~rhdyian, Lelig 4nd LackaVsra Coal
r y AMER, Bifs-i.n0u> coal To- no crate tqnai 70
H. xcry idw,.tf ur,ce JOSEPH p SIMPSON.
eIce No. li3 Nassau street.
=. No. ~, !. i,r,e, orar,fv mylsr
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE. at

III
J tle Pine Orcharl-isi1-r This romantic and .,hona-
he will conducted during the present ,eason u-
der the direction and ,uperutrnsnce OF the subscriber u
Ia. undergone complete snd Thorough repair aud now
open lOr the poD OF visitors. No effort vii be spared
To- maintain the dessryeiy n character whchth here
ofor sustained herrtoefc its tables will se furnished
with every dticacy that the Nerbofk market can ahordi
iad p bic attention H. can promote me cunven
sncc sai euOymrat OF il patrons VIII be prorpty be'
slowed The road leading this establishment and espe-
tally HAT part the mountain, has been rendered.
perfectly smooth and saic. "a,
Nessss A. r. ge,ch Cos. excellent lire oi stages VIM
run a. heretofore regularly between the Lansg aud The
Mount. House, tie arrival ol The boat
81 So e.. l.. BEACH, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
CuJE.-lO0 barrels low priced Glue for


HRENCH AND MUSIC. AT iOl East
II Broadway MADAME GlLliS naive o' i ,|,rc
,,c,utv n,riye, in this country, brg> leave u INV, ~
The nhaiants OF EaN Broadway and ~ VICINITY ' ~
IN, r>,rucs youug ladies IN The fieAch lHsu"H, ,nid
Piano and Fascv work. her own residence az" - ~.
al.o give few private lessons on reasonable "a nv
ences aud terms made known on apphcd"oh - "
Ia. ,Ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
ITAkIEM PLEASURE GARDEN

rhs splendid Garden situated on the bauksQi The
uarlrn YER OF the most delightful spot, IN thew
entity OF New Nork; Astounding IA all sns OF shruhbery,
Psnt. and Flowers the hnest rare,t Kinds Ponds
h!led with Gold AMI Silver Fish whose sportve playful
ness the surface tie atds much iniere % the
scene while the ssrpentne Walks, shaded by Golden "s'
lows, O:rer irresistible attractions Tor rural rdmble
An extensive aud elegant Awning has been efectsd ana
suitable Ground, have been laid out for Military Cospa-
nies practice Target Firing.
- Gold and Silver Fish and Bouquets Of Flowers tor
sale at tie Garden Harlem, May 1872 an 3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28

FoEEsT LiFE-By the Author Of a NV lIoNE' u two
volumes NeNYork-C. >. Francis Il Co % Broad
way.
The first work of Mrs. Mary Clavcrs, the
ao.nlse de gearre Of this most agreeable writer
was received with unbourdcd admiration by the
lovers of light reading The sketches it present.
ed of Western modes and habits, faithful to ma
ture q. every one felt them to be- and yet adorned
with the most brilliant and lively agination,
were widely read and just as widely praised
The present work is in continuation of that and
from the slight gsncss we have been able to be-
stow upon its pages, are inclined to believe
that it will receive the same need of deserved adj
mira,ion 1t is published in neat and elegant
STYLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
4 n GENTLEMAN intending to 6uild

would 80 we'll 10 pas along he erect and throw hi.
eyes Tie cimnie and enquire Why lie mortar ;, washed
ont oil 80 many; ttn examine the mortar under Tie CopnS
and area, and cellar ways md N b. should hnd all sai-
factory then have inserted n hs specification Ib0nasn
I-. but n be- 81 have tte mortar remain hUn anh
prof .eaint wind am w'ati let hs hsc Insert 10 hs
specification hydraulic Lime which ~ never has bees
known 20 ,fr wash out ~ any back or -nhf work
in any situation how,er exposed Pfce 81 pr kll iOr
ale al tie corner OF Toy al Yr,t,t, iie2lr IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-28
rv,ur CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

THE WORLD t-CONiNT, 2so Grand s'its., na'
hand. tie latest spring fashion, an eN,v' , :,
S1rtmcnl OF sin Hats at = p - ~ and -
article OF Fur Nat tor 81. equal To any Sogd 10 w
~ ~ AMI ~ The public respectfully lnNi'i o'"' "
good assortment Of Bows Hats aud Gaps on hdui. 80,
s Il 2meod L THIS CD\ANT tsrand->t., near Nitp
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no THE LOXERS OF superior Black

i Teai-HovQua', Mix,urel-T extremely deiiciou,
and unparalleled Tea 70 highly celebrated IL Chia anu
Furoue ip.t imported. j. for sale 1T ie Cann- Tea
Co.tanys Genera! Tea Establishment III Chatham suee
Newi ork in Chinese package price " c, ana - EACH
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.kESS BOOTS-Latest French style

hKESS BOUTS-Latest French styIc
- the subscriber respectfully invites the citizens
New York and strangers yfirg 'h- atty - 80 - -
ion street. and examine large assortment OF Dress Boots
made in the latest sprBg Fashion aud OF The hnesl rfrnch
CarSkin. -
Geuiemen can have Boots made TO order IN the best man
ner al * aar per pair. warranted equal 10 any maze NJ
seven par> and half aud the undersigned takes draw"
ing of the feet aud keen, last, Tor each customer he can NJ
sure an casy yet handsome It, ~
Constantly on hand Fashionable Boots &c, at The follow
ng r. llcel prizes, 49,,
Seat SKin Boot, ............'''irph - " !" - -
CAR ................ WW v w
Han Boots
''ducra., $3.50,
SIuf>...s. siiNN'
Pumps and slippers, &c. &c proportlOnablv Low.
MA NJ FuhofLL between Nassau aud Dutch.
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CR1xKLiN SALT WATER BATHS

L CAST, Gari-n.--ELIA> THOMAS NtspectiSliy ~
forms thu public. hat be- hs> c.mpleic and placed NJ ne
aoNe iocsNnn ot the most exteUsive asi ornameni
baihs ir iaairs AMI .sneues that mated on ne
American waters. planned and 5ng BY Mr. Gavin foiari
-nd Ssptei % al tho purposes ofheah, recreation AMI M
,uuetnn s'n~sr baths rion an mpruNr consirue'
Goa Nu4i r AMI 'ihce0 puss, baths laies ami gen
ueueu - Ntfiou, dcpth,, ant ul schoo
iof boys The ,a,sou :, tarh,d aad conducted hy VI
oaNN, o bruo~i,n. possessing every cnort sud
cncr n Tue refreshing department taa> Thomas trusts
i.i he la, redeemed b. promise bis liberal patrons of
at seaS0 and so> that sunpoct from the citizens sri
visitors % New Nnrk that ~ sitsrnrise eues him to-
Length Gsnt.ren, Bath, ~ and y; Lsoic, Bath
Is snd ~. iel5 Ira