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New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

,o,,rrrrrRE AND THE HONE LEAGUE.-Onc Of
Tho hos, signs of the times is indicated By some OF
our most respectable Agricultural Societies adopt
ing the " Home League as part of their organi-
zation We have before us the proceedings of the
Newcastle Agricultural Society of the State OF
Delaware with IN address and resolutions, both
breathing the pure spirit of independence. They
resolve farmers that it is their true policy TO
buy their goods from our own country mannsactu-
rers, which are Of equal finish and of surprising
durability instead of purchasing of foreigners who
drain Us Of our precious metals, dcrangc our cur
=rrncv and involve the nation in debt They resolve
s far as practicable to such fabrics only as are
of American growth. They unite cordially in the
views Of our Home League. A committee Of
twenty was appointed among other things, to call
county meeting on the 22d of February, the birth
day of the Fuhcr of our Country, for the purpose
of forming a Home League for that county Home
I.cagnc meetings have been held in various parts OF
Ohio. Reports have been received within the past
week from Wheeling and Cuyahoga. They Warren
County Home League have made report evincng
high ability, and placing the question upon Amcri-
can grounds. Responses are coming in from all
quarters, and high hopes arc entertained that an
impression is being made favorable to the passage
Of laws that will place American labor fair rcci-
procily. The belief is fast gaining ground that
reciprocal trade is essential TO prosperity and that
those who regulate public affairs, and refuse
10 take care of their own household have denied
'hc faith and are worse than infdcls. Let the
friends of the country rally under the banners of
:. Home League" Go on forming them in every
section of the country. They destined under
Providence TO awaken rcdeeming spirit that will
bring with it our won,cd prosperity, and ensure to
land substantial and enduring independence.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

~ FRANKLIN LYCEliML-Thc Lycenm Will med
th. Thursay) evening, the 81 inst. at the College O! Ply
sicals and Surgeons, Crosby street The exercises VIII
commence al half past7 O'Clock and consist OF recilalon
and essays, and discussion OF the following question;
Does the beaut weat OF talent ni woman exercise M
greatest influence man The public arc respectfully
invited 10 attend. Join y. JENklNS, Secy. l.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
THE TRIBUNE.
Ew-YoRK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

y From til. very extensive circulation Of this paper both
.iog business and in families, viii be found an ad-
,dntage medium, FOR Landords advertisements for
Hcrses and Stores sci! let FOR prto wishing TO
rent House. TcneyIeut well as for general Mercban
dze and Miscellaneous Advertisements Particular attention
paid Legal Notices Advertisements may be banded IN al
The Office street any time before 10 O'Clock II tn
evening The rates of advertising in this paper IN We" o'
The e1,en, OF il. circulation will be found extremely o"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

MUrlSr.-Fvr soamen of the crew Of the whale
ship Herald. of Fairhavcn, examined ycster-
day before Judge Spraguc, complaint charging
them with a revolt and mutiny r. H. Dana, Jr
appeared for them. The reason signed By them
at the time, was . want of sufficient food. After
an examination of two witnesses, the District At
torncy changed the complaint from charge OF re-
volt one Of nn attempt TO commit arcvolt, Sc,
whichi is less offence. Upon this, the men were
bound over to appear ut the next scssiono Of the Cir
cult Court in May. Boston Adv.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

BEWARE OF CorSTERFEtTsIN IN BUYING HoREuouSp CAS.
Dr-IhLs caution IS necessary that this market 50
g!ued With spurious and counterfeit article under this
name, which are compounded OF vaAous drugs and must
be; therefore unhealthy and perrcious
HowSs Hygiene Horelaound Candy Is warranted 10 be
innocent and s while curative pewers are as,el by
a multitude who have obtained relief from Cough Sore
throat doarseness and other effects Of exposure Be sure
OF Howard street, - 0'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

BowENY Y!tMPHrrHEATRI.-Ths celebrated Rivers Famly
take Benefit here tonight and put forth immense ccr.
bu;ion OF extraordinary attraction They entitled 10
full house and the novelties advertised tonight will
this deSideran This Is the last night but two previous
The Comrany', denariurc for England
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

IT BROOKLNN-UAAIllTON LITERARY ASSO.
CIATION--Thc Eleventh Lecture OF The Course will be
given THIS lThurslay) EVENING, III the Lyceum hi
Rev Horace BUSHNELL Of Hartford Subject" The Dl+
tinction between Taste and Fashion"
i3 II, E. TERRY Chairman Lee Com
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

AMrHIcAx Mr.EuM.--Thc magnificent views in the grand
CosnoIma were all changed Yesterday, and the manager
has 0baincd printed detailed descriptions o., each view
This adds much to the interest OF the subjects Model
Dublin Fails OF Niagara, and Pneumatic Railroad are al
exhibited this week without oNLra charge. This place
nightly crowded. by first families. day performance
.ynry Sn,nralnN nltnrngon.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

rf CHELSEA LYCEUM.-'rhe next Lecture will be
delivered on Thursday evening, the 81 inst, AT half past
O'clock by S.a- Jones, Esq SuDcc-Aiehod OF ssltlin
proyeuen. ia
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

u Philosophical Lectures in Clinton Hall on Monday ani
Friday.
Holders OF tickets 20 this viii please call al this Of
fee. to-day or tomorrow between - and 2i o'clock.
~ \ BELLOWS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

q For Literary Notices and letters from lne 1'1-
Presidents OR Tariff see First Page
pFor Poem By Bryant and ci'icism on Aea''
see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

LJ :. The ESCAPE" is the title of beautiful
Steel Engraving in sst weeks New-lorl; Mirror
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

From Sunday Mercury
II Sebrng's Restorative Cordial is most capital mc1i
cine for general delltator the SYSTEM dyspepsia and
While stands its own bottom, i, viii
make g bodyetand on his o"n legs See advertisement,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

r Several communications await the return OF
the Editor. who is spending a few days at Albany
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
From Sunday arorc,r,.

II By the use OF Chapman's MAGIC RAZOR STsor GOOD
Razcr may be kept perfect order. Try il Made and old
n !Bo William :.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

l-l' GENERAL COMMITTEE d DEMOCRATIC WIG
YOUNG MEN.--, regular meeting OF this Committee viii
he held at the Broadway House. Friday Evening, The
lth ol February al hall past o'clock.
ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD, Chairma&
WlLLlAMB b. M,Ksu, }sccr4rori,s
SAMUEL y. JACKSON. ''~' ''' IL I
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

u Fletcher Heath the murderer of Adcln
Harris, at Richmond, has been arrested, and is in
prison awaiting his examination.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

= II We advise those who whi purchase Heads oi
Hair, call upon Mr. A. e. Barry 14a Broadway, of
Lb-y-tret,, up stairs iie only individual who can initiate
nature, (ln that departuet IN this couptrIr.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

rather it would br verdict of guilty OF Murder
Than of Manslauyh,cr in the First Degree. as ne
would then he ,hought, be able to obtain a ncw
trial. which he would not if it were verdict ot
ManSlaughter.
These statement. may be deemed uninportant'
but wc consider it necessary to give them, 10 put
10 silence the many untoundcd stories that soms
have so iudns,rou.y pu, forth without the SHADOW
of 4 foundation IN fact.
CORRESPONDENCE
NE,vYoxH, 5l> January, iSi2.
To Lieut.. ,LAx. v. FRAZER,
OF the Gutter Ewing.
Dear Sir:-lhc undersigned committee OF tie
underwriters on the ship Frankfort, her cargo and
freight have learned with much satisfaction that
immediately after the s,runding OF the ship. the Of
tccrs and crew under Your command very prompt
IL AID carefully stripped the ship, and rendcrtd d
other important services for which no charge was
made.
On behalf of those whom represent, wc beg
leave 10 ask YOU herewith to receive and distribute
among the men according to vour discretion, the
sun, of one hundred and fifty dollars; and VIC also
tender to you to the officers. and others under
YOUR command our acknowledgements Of the ser
With srca, respect. Your obt Serv'ts.
WALTER r. JONES,
L. B. SArTER7IIwAITE.
UNITED STATES CUTTER EwlSG,l
Ncw-Iork, Feb. |, 1872
Gentlemen IL have TO acknowledge the receipt
of YOUR polite and very lattering note yesterday
date, with the enclosure, which shall be cquably
disiributrtl among my CROW.
1t is extremely gratifying to myself, officers a:st
crew, to find that the triling services which wc
were able to render on this occasion have been
thy Of notice
To the crew, the grauliiy enclosed was peculiar
ly gratifying, rs 1t was unexpected.
With the assurance that no opportunity slal! be
neglected where may afford assistance. have
the honor TO subscribe myself very respectfully
y our obadcnt scrvt.
ALEX V FItAZ Err. Lieut.. Commanding.
To MesSrS. JONES, Cook and SATTERTHwAtTE,
Committee Underwriters.
I O. S Fowler lectures this evening on Phrc
nology, at Clinton Hall.Sec advertisement.
MUTIST.-Fivc soamen of the crew OF the whale
ship Herald. of Fairhaven, examined ycser-
day before Judge Sprnguc, ona complaint charging
them with revolt and mutinv. r. II. Dana, .Ir.
appeared for Them The reason assigned BY them
at the time was want sufficient food. After
an examination OF two witnesses, the District At
torncv changed the complaint from charge oi re-
volt, one OF nn attempt 10 commit arcrolt, &e.,
which is less offence. Upon this, the men were
bound over to appear ut the next session OF the lr-
cuit Court in Nav Boston Adv.
- " .-.-
TURKISH ioS.srf WITH THAT or THE .HRIs
~ u M nif, & & ,',tic ih
ls @ , h e , p ,h ,s y i, r y, p ,al hv ',l" I Ill., @ M
nnired sum in, itS t,d r. Won oo INTO sbpn mr. ior and
prrc ,hr @ood nt,,r n Great, n,fa',v ,." % ~,
attennr 10 cheaDcn them Their prices ar. never ainad
and their good, or wares arc seldom ever stolen How is
ii in Iii, Christian counry. How long would GOOD oin
think oi buvng any article without first .cavorng to beat
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

g We are indebted 10 HARsDrs's Express
for Albany and Boston papers in advance of IN,
mail
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

y LosT-A GOLD PENCIL CASE, with the heed sr
cap on fsregarde by the above value in dol
lars and cents and the finder by leaving the Office
the rnuhe VIII be brrly rewarded The head at the
irDane oHlce Is 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

% On Tuesday morning the two unfinished
cottage houses in Brooklyn owned By Messrs. "
& G. Jones were burned. Insured - 600.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

G5We are indebted 10 the Express of ADAM.
&Co. for Albany papers of Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

II The immortal Milton in hi, Paradise Lost, represent.
our gran!-aine Eve after pnckinc the forbidden ruit and
dsfoveFn" her nakcdness TO have bushed celestial roy
red. Just such 'coyne> a, Dr. Felix Gosrauds Vegetable
Rouge can alone npart SOFT uniform, and almost a,
permanent Nature II will bear the most delicate t..
an "l.. ls,iinaing evenly with The skim il Is warranted
10 :e perfectly Harmless, To found IN Nrwi ork ONLY
al Dr. G- Exclusive Office. 81 Waker-.treet, door from
Broadway. Gem Rorlr
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

A. DooiiI,, Corp,onl Vegelable Candy wic need only
b. used to b- approved Coughs, Colds shor'ncss Of
Breath Asthma Irritation 81 the Throa Whooping Cough
iaarr Consumption Croa andInllanmaiion Of the CEeA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

rir1et, for sinee nlcelno, l2i cents be had al hr
pa'-. Of meeting, 3i9 Broadway, n. Y. tla
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

DR. Peters principal Office, are 459 Broadway, York,
aud 90 North Sixth, Philadelphia. S
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

There wore two passcngcr-ears, with some forty
or fifty passengers, among whom were several Ia
dies, and all escaped without injury. Had the acct
dent occurred while going one of the numerous
cmbankmcn,S, great damage and loss of life would
have been experienced. While [ am writing. an
other engine. which was sent fer, has arrived, and
tho passcnscr-cars are about 10 proceed. II NJ
cause Of the accident have not had time IN the
confusion TO learn.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

HsO o. s Fowler lectures this evening on Phrc-
nOlogv at Clinton III. See advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

% The ncv steam mill of Mr. Abraham Wca-
verat Greensbursh, Pa, was DESTROYED BY re on
Monday last with 1000 bags of grain. The mill
cost So 900.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
rerrsssrRe. Va. Jan. .. 1910


Dear S- i vi't much pleasure inform YOU ,ha, hs
Cough Woru,. ana Cordial Lozense' which yoN lae
have already become the ragehcre and >cure the entire
confidence OF the public. Doubtless the celebrity OF your
Clue connected Will! v0ar Vegetable Pills ccntribU,ei
70 tn. result for any medicine emanang from your lals
ratorv l. sore OF ready sale IN al the Southern States b,
now apart roiitt!S Zee! convinced that their nwu
;rill>tc will carry them triumphant over all oppos0a
for. hrl ba> been the time >iiSc received nay supply
written and verbal testimonials III ;lrer favor are pouring
me from all quarters.
need scarcely tell YOU that Your numerous friends 9th.
faculty were among my first customers "Wlsr AtED.
GATED LozENoss De. Peters" >ajd they: then tty
lie good And accordingly they purchased nunbsr
OF bo<c, tt, v5oG> >ort>, and many have returned ard
assured that they regard 'hrm a> an invaluable Is
covcry.
By the way mcdicaied ozeGaes we 70 becoming druy
here, owing Tie tact that those which heretofore sb
had given much satisfaction Indeed the complains
against tela numerous that bad made mp ny
mind "a discontinue. dealing in them, for in many they
acted arStivin others perfectly Ineffective and in
few. my great ainrn. they sai.dted the patients How.
hear nothing o yours buteuloy and have received
mo re conplunr tor them IL one night than Tor the ohC,
sine. began 81. gthem
Pleas, send me ,y,lou, dclayttor am run down with
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

~ Eruption> of the Skin Blotches pi;nplc. and Free
he> are cured by that amou, English doctor Sir " Biz
zars remedy called Jone, Indian Balm. We ar, acquai;
~ wth several who have been plely cured By this. II
odd Al 90, mind the number % ClatI.aIns Persons
have eruption> should trv this
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

.
At3ocl6ck p H. VII be an lu.traon OF the languagea
Sims be several pupil, OF the Asylum for Deaf hInrs
Tickets C Membership 70 the Exchange I4yGcsm w!l adj
nit he holders all the !Gerin%s Of The TEACHERS Depart
lIrI,..
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

Mr Gr,rl,jeaps Composition vii! hencetorh parake Ct.
the excellent perfumes rose jasmine, ocrgaioi vanilla am.
bro>ia, lemon, &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

y an extraordinary specific .yom the >kin IN he
head that 9oweery sediment whicl many persons coC-
plain OF tay 5e day3ppGei the hea, OF ;te sgeas
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

% Nine new steamboats, are being finished a,
the waryes and eighteen others are on the stocks
at Pittsburgh. Pa.-al TO be ready Tor the spring
trade. They are mostly OF light tonnage, vary
ing from 35 10 $50 tons. intended mainly for low
Wlfcr.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

HE DICkENS!-1OU DON'T SAY SO!-WrI Boz or DICK
ems OF Dickens and Boz has arrived Ia>, He
the p-ople 'rrirr whose compositions appeal every
class oi society liked by all, dkr BY II stated
thai IN Boston lie addressed tie Captain OF the that
brought him over in behalf Of the passengers and in their
liant presented him with plate Every BODY
remarked the nelodioIsnt his voice was t and ri.
.ca No doubt he had just been taking stick or two O.
PEAsE sous toARiioCSD CANDY. That gvs-S the
q tone 50 sl and sweet that aInaS ncretbl- For
coughs colds Gc II stands unriyalei Sold wholesale and
rrt; at Diyi,iou..trp.,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

Ii Is bv tho action and hustle OF trade that all that
is valuable is acquired. Men say that prosper
Gus nation is quiet and peaceful and unruffled; SO
is the grave, and 50 is 4 stagnant pool Where
there is no action there worth. Life consists
in action; and the length of a mans life is
measured by the number of years, but BY the emo
tions that he feels and the thoughts that he thinks
The first branch of industry then which should
receive the attention of u statesman, Mr.. Brown
son said, is Commerce. Our country must be a
great Commercial Republic; this is given in its
lcstinv; may read it in the extent OF its terri
torv the number OF its harbors, the variety OF
products and the genius and spirit of its people.
Mr.. B. then went on to say tha, Commerce was 10
be protected by giving perfect freedom, by throw
ing of all restrictions Manufactures, too, as they
arc stimulated BY trade, must be free also: we
must enter into competition with all other nations
in the mark ketS of the world. Thi, is the old Free
Trade doctrine of which we have often shown
the suicidal policy.
Thus much Tor Industry. But man is not
merely clothcs-horse patent dgestcr, but Is
likewise a soul looking hcavenward there arse
within him Intellectual moral and aesthetic wants
These, however,, will be supplied in due tine
The physical wants, IA most pressing, must DC !rs
supplied; industry demands as is aid physical
science; this will lead to moral culture and this
TO aesthetic tie sense of beauty will awake within
the soul, and Art will be created
Thus. toe, American Literature mnS, have free
dom Heretotorc i, has been in,itatve-Seryilc.
Those men VII" really have grea, thoughts are the
iili,cratc-men who do NOT know how 10 wYitc-
But American mind must discuss great questions
it nlust write itself out. and thus ii will form, 4
Literature. clearer, purcr. richer and better than
any the world has ever seen. Our 9i.terct.urs
have been not men of thought; those who have
really fclt the greatness OF their mission and the
high responsibility OF their trust have been litter
ate-men who knew not how TO frame sentence.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge Noah AID Aldermen Tiinps.n aad llaes.
FgID,Y, January 2S.
William Cornish aud Rufus Miller, colored men. were
tried for stealing 81 in os-y from Aan Cooper sdajgd
guilty Daniel Grimm, stealing aunu,ty of pig
Samuel Thompson guy-Peu,entis.y 90 days. Henry
Jackson and John Williams coored stealing pair ef
boots from John Ken, euly-Penit.a,iary months each.
Ellen Fitzpatrick stealing rug and yards Of muslin
worth g, from Richard Bent: gnty-Pcai,ertiary 60
days. Eliza PrenJergras., assault and battery Hugh
Murphy .ulry-judsemant suspended and she dis
charged Patrick Mullen, stcainga uuf =ar,h 50 from
William Brown gail;y-Pcni.cntary Gmouths. Mae de-
ne Rurege. and Maearet Beal, stealing .it .nd ssnei
worth s24 81 from Me.srs H. 4 II. Hail. .uiIty-City
Prison 60 days each Lewis Cardem, coored stealing
worth $ from JohH N Stevens guilty-Peni
tentiary 20 days. Edward Francis, coored stealing a
ramp Of becffro Edward Lynch guilty-Peni.eutisry
81 DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
adjourned 10 Tuesday next
POLICE OFFICE.

FRIDAY, January 2S.
STAGsISc.-a colored woman naraea Henrietta Oliver
~as arrested on Thursday night f-r sisbbng another col
orah woman named Mary L. Davidson in the face with
knife cutting her severely She ordered find bail
in 5000 to answer, and i'll default committed.
FGHTISc INA THEArRE.-One Of the iustrous John
Smiths Of this city having become considerably obfuscated
with strong drink, on Thursday night kicked up in
Chatham Theatre, and fought most Justify those who
dared his orbit Officer DuranJs 10 restore
der lodged Tic bcigeren gentleman the watch house,
and nc was this morning brought before Justice Merritt
answer for the Of the night AZ he appeared sober
and SORROW u fer what he had DONE the Justice ;od him
nc would forgive snd discharge him condition Of his
goirg Immediately and joining the Temperance Society.
M Smith thankfully accepted the terms promised take
the temperance .dgc the s, opportunity, aud then
iitcharged With some wholesome advice.
THE CASE TIE DIs!STERKsp BopIEs.-Wm. Boyco,
the csrImaE who arrested "Wednesday night nd
committed a; the Upper Police Office for Carrying three
dead bodies from Poler's Field his cart to Crosby
street, the Medical College brought Of prison
to-day for hearing The keeper of Potter Ficd, Mr..
George w Schuyler having hccn calloi by The M.ris-
OF the Upper Police OHicc :ynes. against Boyce,
there, accompanies by his counsel aud refused TO
the questions propounded to him. the plausible
plea that his might tend crimna &c himself He
was then discharged from further attendance Wit
pOssbly lfCin
dance keeper OF Potter. Field if the Common Couu
eli do deem his plea of privilege available Boycc,
the caimsn, then remandsd TO prison for future
hearing.
SnopLIfriSc.-John Carter to-day stole 2s yards of
nnne worth s. 40 from the OF Alessrs Lord Tsy
or No. G3 Cathcrns-strse caught il the act and
committed prison.
REcEIylSG STOLEN & iooDs.-Some days ago, two col
orcd men, named Johnson aud Campbell we're arrested
and imprisoned fer. stealing large of clothing
from the halls of houses up town, and to-day colorcd
named Joseph Page who resided at No. IS Laurens
scect. arrested by officer T. NJ Tompkins for reccv
ing said clothing, knowing them 70 be stolen. He was
committed 10
PASSING COUNTERFEIT ColS.-Tw 40 females named Ann
Nugcnt and Mary Kelly, arrested by officer j. s.
Smith and taken the Upper Police Odcc charged with
attempting TO ccuuersit Mexican dollar to w m
Mckcuzr OF No. 304 Sccondstrcet for which they
copmited but afterward discharged for Of sufficient
evidence TO convict them.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
Auction Aniea.
Ry Wilkins & Rollins.

BY Wilkins < Rollins.
REAL ESTATE Two story house aud lot, No. !5l
William % front by % fl ius deep on the northery
and Ss in depth the southery side, sob for $1,000
tou.e and lot Nc Rector s.. lease from Grace church
10 years unexprcd ground $l25 andtaNes. the build
ings belong the Lessee If renewed p # front ~
II 10 ius in by IS ft--S2 900.
Brick house aud lot No. Rector s. held under like
dtons from the Church. foot less IN depth on each
side. 81 go.
Two st-ry brick house and lot No. llb Narck ST. lease
from Tiiny Church L. years uacNpircd, ground teut
Sl00 and taxes the lot "a feet inch front by 100 # deep
3,iO0
Building. and lot Of ground No.7 Thanes - fl from,
by 81 deep. $500.
Three story house sd lot OF ground No. II West Broad
way, near Duaus 81 f! from, by so ii deep S5C00
Two story house and lot Of ground corner Of West
Broadway aud Leonard st, 50 ii West Broadway aud
% from Leonard ST, 81 500.
BY f.. II. Ludlow.
Lot of ground Greene Houston s.. II II foui
by 100 It deep, S2,40O.
Six lot. of ground Union Place, between the lih
Gveuuc aud the Boomngdao road each - front BY "
II deep, each fll.oou
Six lois of ground on 18th the OF the above,
each 25 4 front by % {, deep, each 5 900.
t.ang ular lot 18th ST. ;. # front, by 4, II Rc on
one side, aud 33 II ou the other, $9e5.
Three story dwelling house and lot OF ground corner OF
Blocker St. and Broadway, 20 front by - deep $ls5O
Lot Broadway near Bleeker 81 with dwelling house
aud thereon 81 # 10 inches !ros by 10 II deep on
one side, and IS II III depth on the ether, Sl6GO1.
House and lot of ground corner OF McDousal aud Bar
row SIS. 3 fl inches from, BY l2s Il deep, $500
New-York tribune., 1842-01-29
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
ATT THE CLIMAX,

l49 Fulton-strset ard i Ana-street.
Thus says the Editor OF the Planet -
"FREE REipISG RooM.-Without dolsi ons OF inc oeSs
and one of the most convenient, places in the city 10 ga
iher the news of the day the Climax Eating house
Noli Ann-s,rce, running through 20 Fulton street Al
this we'll conducted and popular establishment there ae
twenty six marble tables with leading Journa! on eacn
table, representing every State in the Union thus cit
zens and strangers have the OF taking their
coffee &c and reading the latest papers from all parts OF
the country the same table 1t strikes US that this ar
salgeaen superior snythng ever attempted IN 'hs
CITY and NC have doubt will prove great featured
hs extensively patronixed house Of reeshnenL Undo'
'he management OF its gentleRany proprietor, the Gil
mar We are pleased learn rapidly increasing in pa
e0asSe and popular favor and doubt not will continue
uE ~,