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New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
nR BARRY aud RUFUS LOCK

nR. BARRY aud RUFUS LOCK
WOODS COLLEGIATE and MERCANTILE
ACADEMY IS now open at Al brsadway under auspices
favorable themselves and profitable To such pupils As may
he placed under their Their well known experience
and success their several departments OF Galley ana
Mercantile Instruction warrants them IN saying that teir
establishment presents advantages equal TO that OF any otEe
in The city. Cards containing terms, Gc may be obtained
at the rooms, the bookstore Of Mr. Zoe LOCKWOOD I'M
,..n.o,b snr; 1870 al9 I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

POARDING.-A gentleman and his wife,
or Two sinre Gentlemen can As accommodated with
good board at No 6 Fulton street Also three
aorls can he accommodated with dinner. ~ II
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

RTU TTARY GOODS below cost, at
WI AZ Maiden Lanc-Thc subscriber having reuqu'sh-
81 ILc n;arv business, and removed! his goods from 1874
Rroadwav to 81 Maiden Lane offers /" Sc bis entire
,cI cn,>is,i.r of swords. Belts, Sa>hes. Epahiee',
1 Rm,ons Pnmes Mu>ke>, Rifles &c &c bcowcosl.
Tailor, making uniforms OFFICERS eqnrPlnE themselves or
ucr>o.s purchasing sell again will DO WEI 10 call
Al
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

GLUE, GLUE, Glue, Glue.-The Sub
scribsrs being Supplied from rarou, manniae ,orc.
keep constantly hand large assortment al me intrsn
Qualities of Glue sold in This market e which iiey Weuo
nvi,. The particular attention ot Manufacturers CouhFs
Merchants and all who ma, deal III the article
JOSHUA GILBERT i son, Agents,
=,.,, ;, i6l Water ST
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PEDAGOGICAL ENCURSIONS.-Ar.

w engagements made by the Exchange Lvcenn ,ot
Sc.,ic Excursions to examine and collect minerals plans,
shells and spcci,u> OF nature. for FAMILY Gail
NETS, for the Depository OF the Lycenil ana iu
with other Societies and will, Individuals in different parts
%, . world hos, wishing TO engage in them are inviei
10 call AT The EXCHANGE t.vceup SiS broadway. 1lIou
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

DREAD Bread. Bread !!,-At Pal-
me,s psw Bakery corner Second-street and Bowery
Iii pounds Tor shilling and made from the best sute3nte
1.1ur T,yi
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
Gentleman and his wife

ID OARDiNG.-Ag gentleman and his wife
, aad l,ro single gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant rooms and bo2f from the Isl Of Mavappiy al
50 Gill street Alss three day boarder' can be ac-
ala Nv,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
ia FOR SALE-.i valuable Co

"a For SALE-t valuable Country
- Sen, IN the town jamaica L Thu subscriber
"f> TOT Sii, Hl> Properly part t.>err MAY sun i-
phcah's "'tsNi 10 D or 10 OF AND. aii fec oc
gardening Purposes with SPACIOUS irout ert, divided
ID sections with irriI and ornamental the middle
SECTION highly improved. all the suit
gen:cei family, wth variety OF CHOICE iru;, in The ,eon
nrHdDrnta trees. berrls> and grape III abundance,
barn and fences ali new am: IN complete order The whole
property viii be sold pt!cc to ashe desirable in
ve>,lept, IN virw ri improving the adjoining
IONS Terms very favorable rPoa application adj
dress (p,s, psic) nss lm.l }, II. POLLoN jamaica
MM FOR SALE..-A valuable Farm,
-. asort az acre, good land lying at Bages Po.,
privileges .e north quarter OF Sten Island.
For particulars inquire OF DAVID Dechers Anu-s;rrct,
Of r. wells. Bulls Head. on Staten lsan! as I'M
- A FARM in New Jersey, y acres,
-. L., or Lease, one and hall miles from Hack
sack and r!e> from Fort Lee, miles from ilobohen
on IeHeck road. Inquire OF J. G. GTTER, . Fourth
street. al6 lw-
20 FOR SALE..-Bargains Bargains =
s. Fer sale exchange, ~ OF handsome Land,
nntalnng rs EACH s>l OF superior anaiy, wa
tered with n- and cover-, With fine such
white OAK hickory. heoc:, walnut PIE and sycamore.
sweet Irish potatoes The above la will >old
reduced prices, AMI 10 .u,, oTthey viii be
changed Tor almost any KIND al merchandise. For maps,
diagrams and particulars apply 10
NH SMrrE 4 wHI'TMDRE, Is JOHN st up stairs
@ FOR SALE-A F;rm. situated at Far
x. Rockaw.v L. L. wihna short distance OF the Marine
fayIuu and fronting on the ,ay and ocean II contains
lnu acres 20 acre, OF which ,ilable an; the
-,>uc GOOD ,r,>S meadow land ana some woodland
On the premises neat Farm House Barn and other Out
buildings OF the city both by land AVA wa
Ii can be divided .Ets farms OF different quantities
,pply sam, T. g. Norton on Tie PREMISES or 10 A. SIN
-=irf. No. 5 Hrual-s,.
Also other property sale similarly situated Apply as
,,fnr, ,,a,1,l al5 Nv"
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
NLARK'S COMMENTARY on the Old
and Ncw rcstanlcnis in >iN volumes; Roya Octave;

z and New Tcstanents, in siN volumes; Royal Octave !;
edition.
Clarh's Commentary on the New Ec>tiuIent, lrol.
Methodist Hvr,,> plain and extra binding
Memoir and Beauties OF Rev. join Wesley WIN INC par
,icn;ar> o, hi, VIII and Portrait I vol Smo 50 cts.
Pulpit Sketches, by Rev John Ncrland Matf't Chaplain
!" Ie''St's 90 s KEDFlELD Clinton Hall.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

DAGI ERtEOIiIE TUX itil ,
taken FROM A. VI. till p. NJ tie moderate price of -,
VIZ. Dasucrreotype Portraits traded
Tor Clothing, Fancy Articles. CurloscS Printing hu'er-
Using &c Persons taught and furnished wthapparatus, &c
capable Portraits by the above process ON very
moderate terms.
y B-pet Birds and Animals stuffed as natural as life
ol2T 1851 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

NOTICE-Ie Tanners and Curriers'
Splitting Knives ground in the best MANNER and due
attention paid their being reurne agreeable 10 direc-
,ion by PENNY, BItOWzS SMITH,
M in,- 'rannes. i Carriers. No : Ferry 81
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

"a TO -LET.-The three story House
No o5 Market street Applyto
MO GRlNNELi.. NINTURN x co. IS South street
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
q Dt.ALt.'S Old Curiosity Shop \

q DEALE'S Old Curiosity Shop, NO.
& No. 463l Broadway, New ork-DePesitory Tor the
sale Curio>lics Shells, Minerals &c. commissioned
W. PEALE would respectfully inform the public that his
store now presents the largest and valuable collection
otspccmc> OF Natural History ever offered for sale IN TINS
received and for sale The large collection Of the late Dr.
Boyd Shells all parts OF the world consisting OF up
ward, OF leoocoO specimens. Family and School Cabinets
Of Minerals, Shells, from 81 5Oupwars Artificial Eyes
Tor vorsted work and preparing Birds Ac Coins, Insects,
and specimens every other branch of natui al science
Rirl.a Aniu als siuieu rs naIurAl as LIE.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
M ATER COLORS.-Received by the

Wv late arrivals
Sew,nans Coors, boxes Of l. g. and rows also by
lie dozen or single cake in boxes with locks anu furnished
yi,h every article necessary for Drawing.
Reeves aer CoIor in boxes Of Z, and rows also
by The dozen or single cahe boxes with locks ana iur
nisled with every article necessary tor Drawing.
Wizards Col0rs in boxes OF !, 2, and rows ao ny
the .Iozen or single cake For sale by d. FELT g.,
va 40 Slalioners' Hall, 2i5 Pearl and 81 "al-sta
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

Ar TO LEA Fart of new mo-
,;ern built story brick House TO small respectable
amy " houi children The would be low. Inquire
=, az {. r,n,.,raa az II
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20
rTyHE CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

DAINTS, cheap for cash.-On the Anne
1 rican pnr-Pa!n,S, Oils, Window and Picture Glass
cooring 10. Walls kc wholesale and retail lis tu!tnnS.
g-o.,Li,cr al6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

a w. FEEKS respectfully informs his
~. friends and the public that he has made arrange
rnen to accommodate two boarding scholars after the LIST
Nav next in 18th street the 9th and 9th avenues
They will be instructed in the branches taught IN me
school OF King Fecks $50 Broadway and will have the
advantage OF preparing their exercises under his suPern
,-ndenco For terms, references &C., apply y Z. ".
FEEKS, $50 Broadway. az o"eod
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

SARSAPARlLLA Syrup and Sarsapa-
~ lila Pills. as prepared by Otto Rotten N D. for sale
by the agent JOHN DOYLE Bookseller,
al I,;S. l6l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

Tae system Of ssoeia,oa disco,e,ed by Chu Fourier.
is entitled to candid consideration OF every intelligent
mind, because it proposes the application OF scientific pri'
cpes every branch OF art, agriculture and manufactures;
Justice IL the division wealth. wisdom, and be-
in the application ofsrepurccs TO tbs elevation
uf ne human ace.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

10 We call attention with eladness To the con
ciliating and kindly tenor and spirit Of the I;eso-
ntons adopted al the Great Meeting of tlc friends
OF the present Public School System of onr City
in the Park last evening. These Resolutions
strengthen ardent hope tina, this rcgrcttedcor
troversy will yet be happily adjusted to the salts
faction OF all parties. It can, mast be So
These Resolutions seem Ia u to point distinctly
10 the true remedy of letting Mo&c uho are DIS
satisfied miN The present PmbHc Schoo2s eStnbAsh
others To s,,it Them and, flhe>c Schools Shall be
every way uncxccp,ionabe, =drom their equ0l
share per.Scdolar Of the Pnb1ic Money. Admir-
that there are objections TO this, may they not be
mainly obvia,ed Is mo, infinitely better than
TO break GU. Schools down and continue fighting
over their ruins We plea. tor peace, for con-
Citation for concession in this vital matter Uni
forrnitv in the Schools is good thing: but UNI
form attendance Of ull the children in The City is
oil far greater moment. Friends Of Education
whatever Your professions. rcsovc=to concede al
you can, for the sake CT peace, and generations
unborn shaIlblcss Won.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

" TEl. meeting Of the :: HoME LEAGuE last
evening was vcry#sIllly attended.. \ RsPor, sa>
presented from Il Committee charged with the
duty OF inv cs;igaing the subject Of Frauds the
Revenue, and The best method Of preventing item
The Committee reported that the OK pertinent Of a
Home Valuation. with od raiorem duties would be
found impractcable tie nearest and best APP
proach to il would be made b, resort to SPEcI-
FIc duties in all cases where it shull be practica
bic, and By relgdt il possible. Where ad rolorem
dn,es must BE- imposed. twas thought that the
abolition Of al! Custoyn-H ouse oaths and the c.
tabishmcn, might take the goods at It's option bv
paying the at ten per cent. above his own
valuations would be found TO work w-ll. The dis
cussion was no, concluded, bu, continued to the
next meeting, wlea a farther Report MAJ. be ex-
#pected.
Ger IALLMA DEE, on taking the CHAIR, alluded
forcib: 10 the interest awakened and concord
manifested throughout, the whole country in favor
Of the Protection or AMERICAN LAnof, and the
exnction ofreciprocity in the Commercial dealings
Of other Nations with#ns on these points. NMEnl-
CAS- feeling appeared 10 be overwhelming all party
and sectional divisions. ycra4increstjng con-
munca,ions were read, eyincing the spirit With
yl.icI, the views Of the League are responded 10
by the People.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
.s:DnaIcu,c,,,r sknI.-

S-'E!lCsifttt = sH.tFN
me-, Pine ana Nassau s.N>i!l introduce he Engra
lc OF tien,l.men'> Hat, THIS DAY. sole
nation oi ,c same confident that they wall command con
tinue patronage well account OF the an>S OF their
fabric a. the elcgasce and durability OF ihe.I huis'
Bird corner OF Nlsauand fm"->trcet,. Ny
J=D.B!RD, lbs chc>nn'-'t Philadelphia.
nli-T'rrh& : im- ~ MI sw
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Public Schools.

TO the Editor Of the Tribune
In your sensible article upon Mr.. Maclay Szbill.
und other matters relating to the Public School!
System, um happy in the ma!n.lo concur. Nou
seem to conceive tina, the Catholics have just
cause of complaint, on conscientious grounds, that
the Protestant version of the Holy Scriptures i
read in these Schools. You speak also OF Other
grievances bui do not state wlla they are. With
reference 10 the Scriptures | think that point may
be settled without difficulty, bv disseminating the
reading in tkosc schools having majority OF
Catholic children. The consequence would be,
that conscientious rrotes,an,s would withdraw
their children and send them elsewhere, and
Catholics who preferred j, would coatinc theirs to
Tho schools 50 managed Us TO meet their views
that respect. Il, seems 10 lnc,ha this course
wonld be far better than attempting To establish
independent schools The Catholics would have
l!, benefit OF the prcScn, admirable system, and
none Of their conscientious scrupleS would he IN
vu,ed. Ii :licy lave any other lust ground, ot
complaint, should like To know them. One.
10 The above communication does credit 70
the heart of It's author who Is an eminent and
efficient member Of the Public School Society.
We hail il as Tie evidence Ola sposiiion--which
we trust i, rcciproca,cd--to cenccdc any thing
which may beconccdcd to save the Schools of our.
CITY from destruction, and restore harmony and
rood will on the subject Of Education. New that
the danger is imminent. we trust the universal
disposition will be 10 conciliac and remove all
cause Of complaint if possible. Even il the
alleged grievances Of the Catholics were imaginary
aud bnsclcSs rs their opponents believe what
friend of Education would not chccrtully conccdc
much to then, rather than leave Ten Thousand OF
the children Of ON! City to grow w uncducated-
the slaves Of ignorance and vice We.appeal 20
every philanhropic heart
Our friend is willing that The use Of the Protest
ant Version OF the Scriptures shall be dispensed
with in those Schools where the Catholic children
are |; majority Very GOOD: is he nor willing that
Schools shall he SC constituted rs 5nritG those
children. by omi,tiug all books or uSages 10 winch
their Church objects, aud provided with rsading-
books made mp Of selections from eminent Cath"-
Tic writer's as ours mainly arc from The writings
Of Protcstan,s-overy thing objectionable 20 any
being Of course excluded Is he not willing tina,
those Schools in which Catholics mainly are taught
should be under the management OF Catholics
subject OF course any general re suatonS which
may be deemed necessary to guard against prose
ly,eism7 In short. is he not willing that they
shall be managed and taught if desired. BIZ per.
sons Of similar faith and Kindred 10 the children
herein taught Ii not, Why There could be
no difficulty as to the capacity OF teaclerS. Sey
-rsl of the Catholic faith now employed the
Public Schools. Friends Of Education forget no.
rim, the only real vstory 10 be achieved by any
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

Religious |o,icc.Ihe sLSil Annlse5 r; r. :.
ration vii take place in tbir Chno,t a,'aG-.lrre'' ~
Eveaiu9 al alf past O'Clock. The Report WI o. rr1o
Address, t,, ~, Rev " W Fttrt- and otssrs, and $500
.e,et md aDroUraip fet n Muse VIII be peg1nrnf
the choir a COLLECTION VIII IL tken N af5. n u, iand'
friends Of III. Bible Cause are invited 70 aigac.
rn17 II- WARREN CARTER, SecrttaF3.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

IL s:rntlcmlsn'. asu,~.-Ihe Spring Fa>hrn Of
| t;cullrmcus Has EoW ready a. >Et\' Els,
coruc,.ot Chambrrs and Cenu,.>l..
Extra Fiur NGtlia tBeavcr> =
Imitation MoeSkiu -
M -
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

= hitr, I0f lmpaFill- pure Tic M Icr'' % =
>e5oili> It, and cefny- all psriscol u PAL up
nee90nt oye, yet!l goI3 labels! at lhc raonaDe fas ..
. pcrhoS Til. general preparations of "hiiH1:
,h arr III ;0a-t deierTinGs nature. aaa Ri.
r,l701s 20 Ii. complexion. ThcBiacc ksp8eae !. fs
pared by Dr. Felix Gourad, and 10 DE- had ~ ~ "'"s
sstse', door rom Broadway, and ,i9 B'Dad"ay.
ry,I- ,0.IF
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
G-rrhc Cro,on Trmperancc socicty W

meet TINS Crhur,Aagj Evening liz Provence, Cbap'i
m Thompson, rear Ht9Ome-strsrt, hat PAST D'lDCh--oG
winch occasion .tfrcs, vii pe .i:ere! bg \. i'J
Ed. Ncw-J jersey, and collection asr up tn y"f-
eii C le !etg. The ffitDls Of reaperanc, are ayi'
10 attend
NIB Children wla5t he admitted ope,. cn-er iheears
nil " F. PRATT, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
New style of sHmf.-1ljr

D. New style of sHnf.-'l'h" subscribers have NJ
ir1duced=EDR THE FIRST TIIE=IN rii!S CpNN-
TRY, styicol NioIe,kin Hat w.s Meri"n
briul. ientl,m.n arr, invited To call and examine
GENlN Y NANNi,ANKEN, oil Broadway,
mll-itrod- " opposite 81 PAM,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

Beaver. 30 NutriH. 80
- 90 Silk ...............- -
Also, several and splendid patterns o Cloth mt N"l
Caps To- Gentlemen, Nonll> and Ch!drna yciy uge
stock comprising the b'.>t assortment IN thecity whoc>ae
a.lL rethl. n rAlremcIy IoM prices. MILO .NL,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

Short Nap, Beaver, Smoorh CASTOR and Cashmere Hat.
which have been universally admired ard approved, sre
Still furnished 4ttie old establishment corner 81 VAL rnt
Na,,lli-,trcct>, and IT thf, u,Gdl low price.
The frcuca .ye iust Introduced exclusively by thu
subscriber js inchIatier with the eug 1T etsan pat
Terms Which have culau1le nom this establishment
ANiDON, i..rDt,
Nall ~ \
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Correspondence OF he Tribune.

In SEN4rE. to-day, Mr. 4GtgS resoIutioa
calling on the Secretary Of tie rrra>urs toy n
ilsulation n TO the etec, OF the ope5ttlon oil Tie
Distribution Act on the resenue OF CioSetE;!'5sHt.
&c was takci! up and Ar, lLr.EN atzSplila length
de bated the >ubiest llepctirg=gjie cyl! c'f:fse
qlenees OF tn, Distribution Act the iaN.pay'l'g
comrruritv aid GONG mo Ia argument /" stow
tlat the increase ot=isxeS would be not only i!a,
amo.nt OF the arocee;lSot the lands. three oons.
Dui Two millions more trr expenses tnco!ec{ia!l,
profit. Nc
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

81 Nh J. W. S.Hows's last Evolutionary
l.ectxse will be=dcliyered y; the Stuyyesan; ln>t
.su,e on Tuesday evenns--and no, on Monday, a
we stated yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

" The American thinks the nur OF correspondent
Leo pierce the outer covering Very like We DO no;
concur IN all Leo says, and often 90 not see II, pn-
sh-I. But Leo Ia. good pont-he does no; wear
,eo coverngs-one blailly Tyler tn other vei-nealy
ani-Tyler We hear Americans correspondent does on
occasion, clever III certainly * Did TIE 'c'-
can ever hear OF hlrn IN L,jeria
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

II For Notices OF New Boz ks, and System OF Pro-
perry Of Association, sec First Page.
y For Ralph W. E:ueroon's last Lecture, see Last
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

puxs M,lR-N-!ghhoring farmers, II any OF YOU have y
hundred quarts o; pure nilh 10 spare oui cfeis see
II, srtiyemen, i arother co!ulpa
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

rs The Choir of the Tabernacle Church give
a Grand Concert of Sacred Masic this evening.
Mr. Z. c. ElllL leads the Orchestra. It will.be
q splendid performance
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

tcwE's HYGCl>E HoXsnUu>D CA>9Y.-'rH> rieaz,s,
sue ans! ecu0auica rel!r,;y coughs, houe>S 5tr
l.rCat. and ali c.6s>cs 81 Influenza. e.. kept rur>tlIr y
;l1s by the PROPRIETOR - BIoa'i'say coErr owa-c>,
and !, uE43EGllcFt ~ ;0lvlo tgs lFtisl rtglgst4 ~
e,.i The taa! effect, Fail ~ (. fy a.
y ;lir weekly eror tie CITY ifl>Ieor. s5-s:al{
.alt psfjt, oas quarter 81 . ,'i-,t'> s0Egl a.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Eish,. WarA.-isNI-Tl. AcrIoN- ANn PEE

St.t EH.,N E tUR=>ps sUk syEa-9lEc Oeipacyat.
L, i.> az Eatil Maid y,-;,>c,i 70 iarr II the
Howard tiou>e ihs Evening" rhcf,siay. March IL I+a
ut nall past O'clock. - resryVttt Report ~, t2Gi,
tee appointed or0uuate Chatter otcers FER III, Maytsy
tie .tsIIas election. ytDkDi,H ROGERS
Chairman Noas.l0su. Ccigt,lte-.
t. H. Bows. Secretary Mona Com nal;
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

Special attention been Directed the manufac.
Of Beaver, Sutrin and other Iai- Tor The spring
trade Far The eGmeraouo; their desirable qaalJ,
rely upon HE poumeou, testimony OF our
customers. GENiN& ' IN NRN\kEN
mo Goblin 2li Broadway, opposite II l'auf,.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

r. PARTICULAR NnTIcE.-'iho~. persons having
furniture a,i description spose OF Or wl.ra!- brcai
M ~, in really sale any potion
al their goods, y sending their address, calling
ifI1n fD~ lscrter. Goods any amount purchased
,isn - = COTTON. l47 CIuiI"
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

II New Style OF Esnf.-pAI;iS= FASHION
Nlc>>rs. GF.NlN VAN NRNNkEN haze rccc4r!y miro.
uced lyit al Gentlcneu's Hats, modcc AFTER The
,ates, Paris taSi5n. We confidently soritan
nation o eu believing that they Every Equal 10
the imported article. both respect, beauty appearance
and durability while on the of economy they wiilbr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Eourtccuth Ward Josr,ts 10 HARRY o.

DUrIFCNtI " 1ITU' '''''., y
riig WESr'-ln- friends az !Ae lion. HENRY CLAY u
The Fourteenth Ward invited 10 attend meeting tabe
heidi at Broadway House Ihur>t!av tNtll;S March
l7i!i. nj o'c,ck, ortit purpose - organizing 81 EAI
LrE' in the Mart IN conformity with nr,oiuuoa adopted
Al an adjourned Ward mcetBg an ti3c iN; tli>Iarl
tON MID iNrlzitN.
y. .IuWNStNp,
JOHN /, ALLEN, Committee
JOHN CUlsNlN.
lnli--, !. N.tN NbUDfN,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

RI, ,j,IgIt lte,sn ot=tii> Glae. ii! De ei !.
,. rJppcc4no.- ousc &u,5 Seer a,>t.cet. 81 iAgslay
Evening. l7th inst. tag past f,c.ocl of the pur-
o,., O, rc-!.ac the Report the Cg8uu;lyc salng
Constitution ana; j'. Laws a, ~ camp.eis tic orgnr1a
n. Of IT,. Cub AL he trends o. ltei.Gy Inv ~ llis
" ard " no IS 81 tlolil t. Club rt Et,Ee,; Ia attend
JAMES \ BROWN, President
ns<JA,iIx DevoY Hecfe'"''>' mis- ST
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

u New-Jersey paper states taat Iii, Aa0l1u ~ la,
ps>onnelt ior Dt6f m Tia; STATE ef rll.si, s5irs, @
,Tac;eG SINCE the passage o. tlie lay. Il i5t ~ ~
- future AMI s'.e. c1ayuce,s tis8 Tie eze gr.r
ir right Tor eacho' TIE Neahrf,s, A.. ah.g45 ; ale
mad cleared ifis >u0anti lieT r;r..tc tt, ~ ~,
rt> C0Gt5a tH1rase, before t.tE pr4t a'ts r.. ..-
ana Gi.,t-r 'c a.! gatgJt utt etsl i ;tsssa lr,.
ts5ec. GIas;ea ast i1.stic,it ail9ei-n 4 p.
er> LGseD4e> Tor C5usls Ccls> Mar!.,, itaA4 l -.
>cht>. &c., ,'laaily good ~ lttrt'is - Va.
sthie Teeth Pas. cgt> iar atd, ut nns H. NJ,
proof o; By appiyr- ts5 Broadway, o5.rt - Il k!.s
cor FElioE AMI Gold ga MORT; y -; fi.IatiYii7l
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
STANDARD PRICES.
-, -

u Srriu. Enshion. for Hats are NOW ready
or-ilsg-r0D and sal, at WATSONS. lri Ct0hnW-spter
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

TEE=LAsr tYos. OURCIN.-Ine ha1Ut. III }aascioi l,
Ci;y DUitu VII ~ 1sf tias i,tr
Nu>ul Those lot On tl-s> H5srt,J we-n
OF arr Should by al 20 to- LIN nt ara q,
ll> ! ats' TIE i>. NO O, NGA I-. aG VI. iidr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
II Spring Style. =. Al

II Sprils% StyIc.-t. z. .NNOIiD co, No, ~
Rowery. orrio tic public I'm. Fur tal ~ FoGr Doas,
the spring pattern, equal! ghi and Durable with more
costly Cuatjcs and po>e>,in. all the elegance OF appear
ancc keepin. full assortment OF other qualities 81 Bed
scr and IIoIekn Hats In the article Of tine Nuiria lat,
1T -. nov offered. they ai;nlD excel. t2i ms
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

Igrhc pork-housc OF Mr. nv. Lee, at Gin
cinna,i, was burned on the 10Th. with grca.
amount of pork and lard. Insurance $4,000:
the building was not insured. and loss will be
sustained OF $4,000 or s.. 600.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Fourth Hnr,i.-NOr

EOHrth Nnrti.-NOiitE.-I!.e mf.9Eecs o,
the Fourth y AL lenfy City Ciua.s ,rro .t.ir Care,
Saturday next, ,. al l4it pas ,fc5cs Pens
;d ittr!itnce reGue>;ti, A. ;ct
tra,,a.irG, d,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Public Meeting a, The Park.

In pursuance % Tie cal winch had been pubshed Tor
several days, meeting ocdlen oppose, 10 he passage Of
any law which shall leso- ture the Public Schools Of
tbs city, was heiin thu Parh Yesterday afternoon
The meeting vas organized b. the appointment nc
ton fLAnRE27 >rTpAM, Esq. Of .leioowng officers
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

" Th'=fons Island Railroad las extended ii, daily run
to Deer Park, and VII starr creatter from Brooklyn at
instead OF g \, M Returning leave Dec Park At y r "
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

u New-0rleanS las 333 srog--hopS of differ
cnt grades, paying for licenses 2I93,l00. Their
cost to the city is cStinlnicd by the Bee al FIRE
Millions 1ro HuRdrcd thousand Dollars.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

% The Ccnrtof Errors ofihis State has resolved
to hold Special Session in this City. commencing
on Saturday. June l,h. The yoie for this City
over ALBANY was Is To II.