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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-08

N1EN MUSIC.-Just received the following prces
/ y Of new music at the old established store third
door east of l2th street, Peonsy lvana avrn -
w FISCHER.
His Fame, with beautiful vigneite.
Bonnie Bessie Green, -,
The morning rng, ballad,
O. were bot thing of hight
Iochn and EvelIne, ballad
The gIpseys tent; words by Miss f. Cook.
Merry, merrily, sounds the horn.
The Polish naIdeD's fdTeAcll.
I'm merry hearted u and
The aurora wsltzes 10y Lshizki.
PhIInpa wazes; by J. X OBJ.
The garland watzes; by an amaieu,
The Wavery's Scottish dances.
March dAmszones; by 9. GfObe.
will return TO thee Duet arranged for the enTrdt
byF. Weiland APP
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w HATMAN'S'D DRAWING PAPERS, &c.
w Whatman's Draw ng Pap,is OF various sizes.
Bristol Boards, assorted sizes.
Drawing Pencils, Sable and Cames' Hair Brushes
Rhoads & Sons superior English Colors in boxes
of from one 10 four
Large boxes of Colors with complete assortment so
colors, brushes, pallets, &c, for sale by
WIN. f. BAYLY,
Agent for J. X. Herrick
Pennsylvania Av. between 18th and 1871 s',re's
nov 25
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TROY,
BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA

49, IN conneSion, by Stage
skAAr1 Lines from Saratoga, by the q vi q.
---2--<l way of Gen's Falls to Lake -
George, and by the way of Sandy Hill, Kingsbury
and Fort Ann TO WHiTEHALL--with the Lake
Champlain steamboats, for Montreal Quebec and
intermediate places
Cars will leave daily, by steam power, as follows:
From TRoY, at O'Clock AN.
a. Pm.
g SARATOGA for Troy and Alba
ny, via Troy Road, AN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

ALAsAMA.-Thc Mobile Advertiser contain
the Census OF that State for 1910. 1t contains
some interesting facts. The whole population 81
the State in 1890 wa, 200 .j27. In 1870 it wa
$50, of which 253 ,j32 were slaves, 80 that
the slave population IL 1910 was more than the
total population in 1880. The number of free
colorcd persons in 1910 was , 03o. The number
Lf white persons over 20 years Of age, usabc to
read and write, in 1910, was - ,592. pretty
good proportion Of that part Of the population
aud the total number of scholar, at public charge
was only BIB, 80 that there does not seem much
chance for the diffusion of knowledge in Alaba-
ma. Out of this population only : ,l95 were en-
gagged in trades and manufactures; only 2,ol2 in
commerce; ,5l4 in learned professions; and in
agriculture III i39, which of course Is swelIcd by
tie slave population. Alabama i certainly be-
hind the age and will not catch up to it very soon
unless She gets rid Of her slaves and eduoates her
whites
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
w HOLE NO. 3ji.
To Trarclrr..-..er,-cl,en .-..,-nr M. e, u

= To Iraveier..-t'enrcmrn f.s.iug ~, & arr
rs.vsrrfuV invited fp stop II fir- Gs tlfSN uDI 81 p
Bs-cav-,irr-i. wusrc gritt tour. pleasant r-l cIfs,s
h.ii. Wholesome oni. AMI 1n 1;l0>r unpu~nlst b,
alcohol tobacco await ttr ptaucc. ihos ~ h1 he
isse up1., nr t1 i've or iN pirate aai nlrr
Vegetable DIT wttou, severe prrttnn are r'ri1rri =
Nv. 10 20. ira The h1u>e Wy convenient O. t'I- n1
1e, rsrt 81 l. C, AM ali thu ~irani-It Land r--
Term. moderate. G-BerrR visiting the titY ~itt par
their Families viii find such Lfnr vastly niorr asrr~
hi. than = Hole >hnW-r-Rsih 'f~- ut %
/ Corporation Notice.-Puh.c Notice q, hereby
given i..at >4c cd Ppprs o. unpaid iaNss Mi al
place AZ p1tc Agcou st To- CIV III 1f - CIV nd \rN
Nork. on Il'siay the 18Th ay otjuif rea 90 T. uooth
noon. 1ui hs continued fum ray i1 uis uai Ire Wfo"
- property .hail be- .o.1. lui that The detailed ,steueD
0 the T1ye,. auh properly CD De- ~n,t rgh. ,ti DO
New F., rrWs. aprr printed sni pg' rcd u f.e
Nrw-Nu.i. ALFRED \ SMITH.
ConFinl'r' "i5ce. April 18th, 49,. C'mpuoIirr
AZ IINllM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
ALMIRA

'oLI'0AL HISTORY OF Nyw-YoKK.-Wc un-
'''s'.nd that the second volume of Judge Ham
'"ond' Political History will be ready for delivery
Gays This volume will bring down the
''''! 10 1870 and of course will give the striking
,v 'Ao'uns contests of our own day.
'n ~'' a"A'oo' TO see how this pant of hi. labor
shall have been discharged by the author OF the
u . ''u'"e we have already spoken, and it. favor
'o'9 reception at Albany and ,hrousbou, he int.
''0' al the State has justified the commentator
We bestowed upon it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
l. Wye

OHIo.-There j. no man lust now. let him be-
long to what party be may. who doe, not Zee. as
t all VS. not right in tbs great State ct oun.
Ihc rapid increase Il Our population. and the
steady growth OF all Interests. tel. in,orby enough
OF the prosperity Of the past. But why has ihi.
prosperity ceased Why !, it. when our re.our-
ces, IN every way, are great a. ever they were.
thai such stasuaiion In hu,ress eXisis--thai such
a want of mean, 10 sci alon. i icit by all We
wonder that practical men d, NOT pat the,e que'-
tons II themselves oftencr than they DO; tor the
answer 10 them would solve the difficulty and ~u--
se-i. Mt once, the cure
What gave lie our former prosperity This. and
nothing elsa good and ready .ac tor whatever
We produced. OR soil Welded an Abundance o.
wheat, rye. corn and oats. IN atiiti in w. 10 sci
large amount Of hog. and c-iilc. and for ON
AND all, W. received fair aul lsre price. Hence
al interests lourshrd ~ Oa.n. b., nov. Vit!i
tbs same soil Welding more &C all these au..l,-.
and with greater industrial power 10 improve 10.
not one of them be- sold NJ a living price y.
therefore. a good home market gave o., our for
met Prosperity. 80 no,v. doc, the 'rSHf n Mrf
eood hoas r.Grlc', occasion our present distress
But what. may be asked. ha. caused this change ?
So reason. First, We have not this market
nor. because our manufacturers in cotton. wool,
tDa NtinN, Nt. are NhlHf'. tfufn tit policy ot b0'-
ernmcni. TO work up The raw material and SO give
employment TO the country and. therefore. the,
are unable TO buy. or tho farmer 20 sell the wheat.
rye, oats corn cattle and all tina, NAV be- produced
from, raised upJn our soil. Second in addition
to this We have allowed politicians 20 iamper with
tho credit and currency Of the country. until they
have well nigh raincd the one. and driven ont ct
circulation the other. thus adding 20 our cmhar-
ras,mcn, and dislres, by legislative policy, ~
foolish it j. fatal every interest in the State.
What, them ought We 90 do to make Ohio,
aud al interest. in il. as they once wcrc flourish
ing and prssporousl The ft,t step Is to see that
the industry OF the county il protected, and thus
set in motion the wheels Of our mills and manu-
featuring establishments, that the .aborcr may
be well paid, and the farmer again hnd read,
sale for all that be may raise or produce. And.
secondly, while securing such reform in oar
banking system as may protect the bill-ho'dcr
from loss. and the public from abuse. TO pat a
stop IL the war 50 long carried On against credit
and the currency, 80 a, to enable the farmer to
sell and the consumer TO pay Tor what may be
raised or produced.
Such "A course. 1t seems to IL, would not only
restore Ohio to her former prosperity, but would
bring with it that happy return Of confidence IN
our Government State and National. and between
maa and mar, which can alone make rs a happy
or contcntcd people VIII ON people adopt It
Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

ArFLIcrISG DIsPENsATioS.-Mr. SAMUEL Ma
son, an Old and highly respectable resident of the
town of Pennington. y. \. while engaged in milk
ing his COWS on Friday afternoon Of last wce~,
was prostrated To the ground By parAlytc stroke,
ia which situation he was discovered. The occur
renee affected his wife to produce fl Of nP-
.plexy, of which She died in few minutes. Nj.
Mason has remained utterly inscn,ibie ever since
his attack aud i not expected to recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
LECTURE.

THE FOURIER ASSOCIATION OF The CITY or New YoRR
aware that gres, many msnforne. persons suppose that
doctrines OF Inhdeliiy and ITelgon are connected with
the system Of Association discovered by Fourier has ec-
ded upon giving of Lectures on the Religions on.
dann of Association The first Lecture will take place
To-Morow Evening at the Lecture Hall of the Fourier
Association, al Broadway, as O'Clock The Lecture 10
he free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
EnrcArIoS ~ AnxlNsAs.-The Bate.vile

EDUCATIoS ~ ARKASsAs.-The Batesvile
(Ark.) News states the curious fact, authenticated
bv official documents. that tie Indians the West
crn line of that State are far in advance If tnc
State ilsefin promoting system OF common sthoo.
for tn education of their children. on course
Arkansas j. far behind The other States in this re-
spcct Ii stated. however that the school fund
of the State j. larger in proportion To it, popua-
ton than that OF ans other State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

q IoRtrio f. HALE. Esq. Philoloei,t to the
South Sea Ex edition. has arrived in Boston Tie
va, on beard the Peacock at The time the accident
happened to her at the mouth of the Columbia
River. Mr. Hale returned hy the way ct Mexico.
Hayana and Charleston. :. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

u Three or four boats belonging to the Amer
lean Fur Company AID to Ebbcts aud Taylor OF
ST. Louis. arrived IN that city the lith met.
from the Upper Mississippi. 1t Is said that in
consequence OF heavy SHOWS, the collection OF
robes. &c. on the Upper Missouri, will be much
smaller than was anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
UUon,e League Cash Tailoring E.tab.

li.hnrnt, No - J0la-L-ih- scD-cri ha, npefr .
new 1a,n Iaipru- Establishment a. u hn-.treet and
band general assortment of ClOis and Ca-urit =
oi Amer al manufacture. OF superior sN!- and En, au
OF solOr - which b. invites tnr attention 81 nor
who Will % encourage slr own uia nuac'Dfie> A>, ~
pernr -o,-Eng.anI wool BLACK aaf iaacy cp- ~
Co,.s sn4 Ca.,ulrrrs, snI great variety % iincJ
ss ch black >sl.. &C. Of the o-,t quahF' ~ T"
Which val - made Up low .1r cash, u ,.ot ~
,o,t lash enable sfvlr ur er tbs decicn o. VI q "y
,-i dale %, H.. Nru-Yo-k Cab tailoring hahl'hu~ni
F0i0n>treei,l NA1s- prac tcal and nreH@4'--i h"'
a cutter anissr~t.y acAnoN e'-en.
Tens, cab auI nu rsaien.fnf IN LrcrA
assn ia CFpgGE ANDREWS IL Ju'1-streei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

P0wDER-MuL ExrLosIoN.-A small powder
mill in Manchester. Conn owned 10y Mr.. WERNER
ILL., was blown up ON Tuesday afternoon. tho 9th
Inst. Their, was but one in thc mill al thu
time OF the explosion. tic was badly but no;
dangerously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

~ A Letter to the Hon. and Rev. GroKcs
SPENCER on the Oxford Movement, in the r,;,ed
S,D'e'' ny Americo-Ca'hOlcus formerly Member
- tue Protestant Episcopal Church, "a pamph.
p " - octave Pagc'-has jus, been published b,
- as'erly Sons, lVs Nas,au.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
ISrERss1rycTE MPrxAScE MEErIsG.-Th'

INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MEErISG.-The last
meeting of the Washington Society OF this city was
of uncoumon interest. Mr.. Smith formerly OF one
of the London Societies, gave highly entertain
ing uccoun, of some of his " experiences, part oi
which were ludicrlus in the extreme. But " hat
wa, of more benefit 10 the audience, ard advantage
to the cause. was experiment which he per
formed on tina, pseudo temperance beverage,
lLJany Ale from pint of which a quantity OF
pure alcohol was extracted, and burat before the
meeting. The apparatus with which the expert
mest was performed. j. exceedingly simple con-
.isting merely Of aIctort, spirit lamp and receiver,
and the process NAV be performed in n few min
utes Members of the Society also addtes-ed the
meeting one of whom exhibited a set OF diagrams
rcprc,en,aiins the relative quantities OF alcohol IA
rum. wine. beer and cider, from which II appears
that one glass of rum. about tc9 ct wine, SiL ei
beer and screen Of cider. contain each tie same
ouanity of alcohol. The demonstration, that none
but genuine relotallers wholly free from the vice
of in,oxication was codpcie, both from these di-
sgrams, and the experiment of Mr.. Smith.
\ number og signatures were obtained To the
pledge among which was that OF the worthy Chlei
Magistrate of our city. who came freely forward to
attest. by both his example and pcrsuasions, hi-
willingness, To oin hi, efforts with those already in
progress for the emanc patton OF ourrace from the
grc1t scouree. He made an appropriate and IN
structivc address on the occasion, and VIII, we
trust soon have the qualification OF behoidins many
Initiating his worthy and honorable example
Jersey City Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

~ LOCOMOTIVE semi-weekly penny pa.
f'' mas been started ut Concord. y. II. George
Nen' Editor; J. H. Frcach. Publi.her I, h;d.
lar To 60 ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

u \ sum Of $4,000 has been subscribed in
Cincinnati toward the purchase 81 telescope ot
the largest and best kind, constructed BIS lmuan
hofer Of Germany. adapted to the highest as'ro-
nomcal purposes. vita view TO a series Of a-tro-
nomica. observations and lectures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

yopm, ,N oh DAILY TkIsuSE-A few comics of IN. fir,
N'''pes, bound and for sale at liz. ofGcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

RlcH.-The Caaio G1zet5e contains the follow
ing advertisements:
DIR W. ". George, having ssbdued hi, poi,t-
ic1i ASPIRATIONS will devote his undivided atteu-
tor Ia the dutie, OF his proies.ioa.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

Suyo THE ITHACA OWEGO RAILROAD.
We learn verbally tha; the Ithaca and oweco
Railroad. sold by the Comptroller on the mort
g,ce To the State default having been made to the
Counany in the payment of the interest was bid
of nj $500. We are told that gentlemen were
in attendance. prepared 10 bid from go 600 to
SlOe 600: but on an understanding that tho'e VINO
desired it could have interest IN the sioc", II II
was bid oft al at a nominal amount, there was no
competition for the purchase. And cur very 'is''
liant Loco-F oco Comptroller. Mr.. y [. A"G'
permitted the lien OF the State upon the koid'
which even in these hard times might have com
maDdcd one hundred thousand dollars, or nearly
that. TO be sacrificed for four thousand iNe nun
drcd dollars, This is Loco-t oco hnanoIerins:
The. purchasers. we understand, were Yates and
McIntyre; but the purchase i divided Into some
- or 30 shares. they retaining n part, ard
the remainder distributed principally among
gentlemen residing here aud at Owcgo We are
NOT sure that we have 4 correct lit OF the stock
holder. of the new Company. and therefore do not
publish it. sen ,c:.-
horie Railroad wa. sold in pretty much tie same
way. 'iii~4a
Prcrrt,RIrY IL ORANGE TREEs.-Nany Of
,hc ,,,es in one garden were hundred year o.
still bearin. plcniifuily a hlghly-puzcd' 'n'h-
skinned orange, full 81 juice and tree IRON P'P''
Tn, ,hioncs. If the riud Of a ST. MIchacIs orange
and il. freedom from pips, depend 81 The age oil
the ,rce Tbs Young trees. when in full visor' pear
iluit with rlics. papy rind aHd an abundance OF
seeds; Luf. as the yissr Of the plan, dechues' wv
peel becomes thinner. and tie seeds cradui'!
diminish in number until they disappear altose ihs'
Thus the orange. that esteem the most are '''e
prodscc of aged trees, and those which we co.., -
.ider the least pnlatabe come from plants IN iali
y;eor "A Winter in the Azores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
AS OCIATIO\;
p-,o~,ni.s If n TINE ORGANIZATION Of co~{

OUR EVILS ARE iAL. rotITicAL; AND PoIJTfc Al
Reforms CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
m m, edtorsh,p If fh column sfncf from Tat
The Tribune address letters, postpaid 10 A BRIssAsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

~ Tue barquc Jasper. Capt. Bennett. which
sailed from New Bedford about fortnight ago,
on a whaling VOYAGE returned To thar port on the
evening OF the 2lis, ia consequence Of the small
pox having broken out among the crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
rRans.. Aendrmr. 3,i Pearl aud II

Divistou-.freetr. " "' ,.'iiFl WIN ~
,omsrnce on MONDAY the sh OF May. Tho>e Pareu l0
- 10 .ecur, Tor their lo-u- course Oi instruction
m En-l,h or classical si1ie Enter them atrs Mt
ton b, making immediate application The same eogr~e
Of instruction. psrssed, an TIE >e books arr n-ei al
both places. -it-l' az I'm
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on ASsOCIATION-SO.

w Gal DESTINY OF MAN, nv \ Rsisrsvr-i
sol. 200 page. prce - For SAFE % WILEY s. ~ T
NiNs. lfi Br6adWty.N y. \. 1hi, wurk contain, re
.crip , flcs rni practical plit u ttc system.
OF A..I,.afu4 ufsu,Iu.I DO Tne IKTVNE myli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

~ s.ar,. hy LYr1s Eerch-r. u. u. Fmn a. spirit '
TO- gfn.>-"Nl young Clergyman, or hr'' -icai ,fa
dent. uii I ~ttloHt th.>e sermons. 1 Lrckr.
believe, who recommended tie study Oi thhagHnffa i0
those Nh. desired 10 rsason. Thoc who ais, o. c.if
their perez tos. and gave than ,trnng uefauce. wou
do vel 90 h,cnwc iir' with ir,e Sermon For sale
by SaNfnn I VIZ .5 BrnidN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

II ING'S Spring No'ice.-Self-Rock
~ Chars with selfaiiu.ng foot res,; Merchants D.
tre Chair. isae those ID The Custom ii7r-e) huct
improved Rrcumhsnt hairs of beautiful ioa ton aud per-
feet IN camior: Wheel Chtr.ti kinds OF Chars made g.
er.irr VI ". KING. Patent Char Maker,
Al Broadway, between Grand and BrOome
KIM. Chan, have been awarded tie First Premium a.
re- TWO Jas, Par, o the AGcrcan Institute. and
nicd ,nnrror th.. cnnIiry Inrnrtrd. NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
nREMiUM DAHLlAS.-The subscrib-

SIAIsWfN VI ~ IIbFI4f'|' HV cHI.'T'V
ers have now ready 'nr sale {, , thousand named
Dahlas pots strong healthy plants from ~ 10 inches i
height, We. rooted and Of the choicest kinds. IN addhoH '"
which tbCy added tie finest ~ a,f year. prHr h"-
ers from England oar stock 81 Dahias !. NJ grnFfaiy
known 10 he oue the best . country iiat ay TURNER
rounstf d. deemed unnecessary, the prre. VII Dc d. f0n-
ro ~ ia he times. vZ dozen hne v1ri'iue> 10y NAME
q a. ,av fine fire - -; do sop.fior sIo
h. .5 all warranted rrprs.nel t4iaegues furnished
-, ,i'.sf,'o no MILO i Dt MAP. ~ load~sy.
All nrer, Thankfully rec.iy.d AID prom Pty executed.
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

Of good address Offers hs services ~ Clerk art
salesman i1 Dry GooAs wholesale Wholesale ard
tai Gfoccrs Ssre tOuango Commission House, for sx
or is 1--WE uonth. Tor little - compensation, his object
br.ns that acquiring thorough kso~iedge OF business
Tbs city. Aitrt, Protestant sun ohce, with rral
ns1- AMI addri =, appointing an interview u ndenablr
CITY rtiercu,e giNen)
Brtc advertiser has been brought up to business III
England mN9i It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
MISC at Three Gents Page. at No.

VI = l. >pcuari-,'rect corner of Brcaiwav-CHA>
T. GE~iAIN. Music Publisher = constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music the Piano. Guitar aGi Flute.
AhiC Ls selling the los. price ~ pa
retail A.. hand. small lo 1T Muscal Instruments
which Dc sold very iOw. The puSlc invited 10 cal
AMI examine for themselves. Mh-e,a~ dealers supplied
cheaper u.fu ~ any other eah hmesi IN the L. states.
N.B.-raao F0r;es tuned az y cents.
mvl8 I'm CUAS r. CESLtIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
GALE & co. 2GO Pcarl.st. Boot and.

~lor Dealers, invite Country NcfgAant, and Others
call and examine their large a,Spi tmcnt: May D" h
also a tho place, STRAW Goop>' VI ahrs'
Straw Tuscan Mpicna Arrcnte and Yarisiy al French
and Fancy Hats together with large assortment oi Nen,
ard Boys, PALM LEAF and LEGHOkN itf>-a so.-
low tor cash ~ city acceptAnces, 10y The dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
m cHAs. r. GEsL.IN
i lFE PRESERvEw.-This article. SO

necessary u person, travelling. NAV be found nj
e>ab ,hmeni u every style aud warranted equal 70 an
HORACE H. DAY,
Successor 20 KONlairy !. X. Co.
r,v-y i,y Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
lNLASSICAL and Commercial Institute,

" ~ Broadway, \. Newman, Prime pa-iD this issti
futon yogug gensnsb VII -. Instructed n all tie branch
q. rough English and Classical education, prepaTa
tor f,r 5ge and commercial pursuit, IN life Terms
moderate, god rerecrs given. y. y. Rooms o. let TOR
le. fgres and debating .ocie'ir> mys I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

% INFORM her friends and the public Generally that
removed 10 ire brick building ~ aud % Cahernest.
No. MonTOe,ir,et, where can :" accommodated
a irv respcctlbe Bpardrrs hy the day week, the
reasonable The location ss very desirable IL.
uaou and every attention pad Ia comfort and conyeD
rnce my2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
Thomas r. MARSHALL.
NEW.YORK. NAV u. 1872.
Hon. r. r.. Marshall

r. .
SIR; With unspeasabe emotion listened u your re-
marks before the MARTHA WAsSGTOS Society yesterday
and NJ my return home penned the following Sanzas -
Permit me tn ask for them reception at your hand, Tim
perfect they are) humble testimony Of the grateful
feelings entertained toward you by who has suffered by
Parents indulgence in Fashionable Vine Drinking
YOnr &c. MsMgER
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To de Editor Of the Tribune D.:


The morning after my address to the Ladies Of
the Martha Washington Society, received the
lines enclosed from an unknown hand They ap.
pear to me 10 possess so much of poe,ica merit,
that ! deem it a tribute 10 the public as well -
the author. - let them see the light i have en-
dsavered 10 separate vanity from taste in this mat
ter: indeed, il | had consulted the former alone,
had shared the pleasure these lines afforded me-
with none else, but kept them for my own solitary
and undivided enjoyment. | have determined to
trust TO my Judgement liable though it is to be
warped by my personal connection with these
verses and refer to them "a proof tina, Temperance
is noblcr and richer fountain OF inspiration to
pOetical genius than ever the wine-cup afforded.
You are at liberty to give them to the public If
your own judgement ratiies mine. Respectfully,
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lust PuBLlSHED-Elemen,. of Sci

- eniii- and Practical Agriculture. the application 81
pi0gv. Geology aid Chsmi,,ry Co Agriculture ant Hot
culture Intended 2 book for Farmer, and STUDENT
Zoo Agriculture Bv Alouzo GRAY. W. Teacher OF Chem
i,trv alt Natural History "a Phillips academy Aud1scr
Mas. In one volume, ilmo. Just published by
DAYTON NEWMAN.
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DOARDING.-Board can be had in a

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