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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
NEW GooDs.-selected from the lat
! est lmpoFtations, al the
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTsRJ JSuNENT

li2 Fplton-strret, Broadway.
Strangers ard others arriving in the city, wishing
p!enis their wardrobe invited call and e1onue cur
stock before leaving their orders, now making
daily purchases cash. and we eer great inducements
c,h customers Our comprises srea, variety
French and English wool black and fancy coored Cloths
and Casmeres the best quality and n,es styles Freuch
classics desirable Tor ancy pants, choice selection
French and English silks for vestns Also good assort
ment drap de,e. and fancy French rings for summer
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured their establishment; shall he equal in style
and workmanship that any house in the Trade and
great redGcton !cori credit prices.
Full suits furnished 24huurf notice. Strict psnctullity
observed in filing orders.
Cash onGe!tvery, and 10 abatement ia price.
al J.. C. BOOTH K
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GOoDs.-s. BARKER 4

~ CO. 1s1 Grand-st selling their sock Of sum-
er Goods very reduced prices they would invite I'll
who wish great bargain, 10 give thea Nh early
call, as they determined to reduce their stock.
just received entire invoice oil Alpaca Lustres abear
ful article, very cheap.
Alos, an invoice OF English Mcrinoes-Together with
al. assortment OF satiueis Fannes Moeskns, &c &c &c
sheesings and ShirTings ia abundance very cheap
au5 9s
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rgyO PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE

W fSOT E!SSioNAlA / Ell LIZ
u The subscriber building in connection withhis Gar
den, OF Third and Vine streets, Cincinnati ohlo
e Theatre and Concert soom, 100 10y 30 tee 10 be
completed about the middle of September, and would be
pleased hear from talented professional people wis
Ing 10 visit the Western Country Letters postpaid VIII re-
cclve immediate attention WILLIAM SliikES
...,,- a, -, ni;ra al 2Nist
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n specimens OF the Animal Creation.
The public respectfully informed that in accordance
with numerous ad urgent OF solicitations from scientific
gentlemen III ibis City, ar. j. GRIFFIN. Proprietor OF the
Mermaid. recently arrived from Pernambuco :. A., has
consented 10 exhibit to the public for
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
For this purppse he has procured the spacious Saloon,
known Concert Hall i0 Broadway which will open on
ouay, August S 1872 and positively close on Saturday
the 18Th inst.
The Animal taken near the Feee Islands, and pur
chased large by the present proprietor, for the
Lyceum OF Natural History, in London and IS exhibited for
tbs period the qualification OF public curos,
ity than for The purpose nj gain.
The Proprietor having been engaged for several years IN
varovs parts the world in collecting the most wonderful
specimens in Natural History has IN his possession and VIII
nj the lime submit public inspection, the ORNlIH
ORHiNCHllS, from New Holland being the connecting
between tie Seal and Duck
The FLYING FISH two distinct species one from the
Gulf Stream and one from the West Indies. THIS animal
evidently connects the Bird with the Fish.
The PADDLE TAIL SNAKE, from South America
The SIREN. or Mud Iquana! an intermediate animal be-
tween. the Reptile aud the Fish
The PROTEUS SANGUIHUS, subcraneous animal
from grolo Austria with various other Annals iarn''
in connecting links the great chain Animated Nature
Hours of Exhibition from O'Clock, a NJ. la 10 O'Clock
p. NJ. Tickets of Admission p cents each. aS 6tua
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

u Hcalth. QEiet and Comfort-The Gra-
ham House Gs Barcay-s New.York proiers advantages
to Strangers stopping lew days weeks in the city, such
as are rarely offered il egiby located, clean and
airy street. very the business part of the city, and IN
the Immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat lardngs
lis apartment, are convenient and neat, while lis table is
supplied with the brs; Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food aud Stnnants
al.knds Charges mo,eractSl 10 81 . per day for
tran.ien,)and ry effort made TO render Bearers com
Portable Shower Baths free Remember GO Barclay.st.
NJ Wet. nnmp or Dry Ce!.nrs paved with
Roman Tile and made air waicrtght for seven cents
foot, paved with Cement. concrete, tor ten dollars
for the bulk space OF housandbrick.
jv20T ARIJAH SMITH, Il liamion-s.
" To Printers.-A Printing. Office suitable for
newspaper Look and job work incl ding presses type,
&c for sale al bargain, in this city. The location is
cellent and the entire SS 800 Paymen, may
be made in work Address Box l25' Park pos-O Oise.
'jyll I'm
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YXTATCHES AND JEWELRY yer,

EAT hIVIIT1iJ NIEi1 {" II w III F0I
wv lowThe subscriber is selling all descriptions OF
gold and silver lever anchor, escapement, epne and verge
Watches, Diamond Rings Pins Gold Pencils, Keys, &c al
retail lower lian any ether place in the city, Goc
Watches low 80 40 dollars each. Watches and Jew
elry exchanged or bought.
All watches warranted to keep good time or the nloge,
returned. U. u. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and:Jewe.Ty, wholesale aud retail
Wall street. NJ aiai.- $50 st
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u Photographic E.ii.enesses, by an improved
)aguerreuype process by NJ. %. VAN LOAN corner 0i
and Broadway. ~ lyl8 I'm
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

a El ElF4hj1AN MtSCOM allO bdFueuS.
N CORNER OF Broadway AND ANN.STHEET.
Opposite ST, Pau'> Church, Broadway-P. Il. BARSuai.
i No m Ar MINCtiEL l. the u-
their Baujo Extraraga The wonderful Gypsy GIRL
be ia'ey consulted asa oracle throughput The day
without extra charge The Model OF the CITY OF DUB
LIN. OLD aud YOUNG NICK, in which Mr.: WinchelE
sus;ans six characters splendid DROP CURTAIN,
representing Byron's Dream, painted by Mr. Oscar
Aimy native artist Experiments in ANIMAL MAG
NETISM Miss R0SaLIE, the peculiar Vocalist; the
ALBlNO LADY; Fa1Cy GLASS BLOWING aud Grand
Cosmorama BSLLoON ASSENSIoNS every night AT
tcu scock Day performance every Wednesday and SAT
uIday afternoons O'clock Day yisiters admitted free
in the evening.
Admission 10 the whole Museum, Garden and entertain
ments, = rrniS.- Children hali price.
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Passengers Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br ship Geo wilkins, Browne River ST Lawrence. Edw
InniS.
Bark Caspian, Leland, Moundescr Nesmh, Leeds x
Co.
Brig Spy, Gerard, ST Thomas, Brett L Vose.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steam trigate Missouri, Capt Newton, iH Washing
ion, and sc hours I'm Cape Henry.
Steamship Nep-York, Wright, from NO, Key West,
Charleston and Beaufort, NC, ndze TO Morgan.
Ship Cor0mando Scudder, fin Canton, March %, silks,
teas, &c TO Cary / Co.
Norwegian bark Eiida, Jances, co DIS I'm Gutenberg,
rlize to Schmidt l. Balchen.
Brig Yeonlan Jordan 40 ds I'm lviea mdze TO iIavi-
land
Schr Oneida, Soper, ds fa Va. with wood.
Schr Myers, Fowler I'm Washington, NC, and as I'm
Ocracok, siayes to order.
BELow-2 SHIPS, bark ani brgs, unknown
MEMORANDA
The ship Coremandc, from Canton, brisgs no later intel
l;gence from that port.
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M ANTED.-To English aud French

Nv ANTED.-To English aud French
w Teachers.-A purchaser for long and well esta-
blhed English French and classic male an female Board
ing and Day SCHOOL, Snoed in Of ;lie pleasant
and desirable locations the upper part oths City. The
income and above the OF the house has,
rage for The ast five exceeded 81 900 annu and
might be doubled by competent Teacher, who cou Id
make tirsl.rae French and English School The house
first class, large convenient and well calculated for
Boarders. Rent low and will remain so tn good tenant
for number OF years The fixtures all in good order,
and sufficient To accommodate from 65 10 ID pupils.
The good will fixtures and lease until the first OF May
next will be sold Respectable person, ;0 cash oy, for
500 The until the first OF May Included Rent OF
house per $500 Possession given the first OF Sep
ply 10 NJ. w DODD, Publisher and Bookseller, Of
Park and Sprucestreel Newgork between The hours
OF 9 A. NJ and r. NJ, this weak au9lwt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

~ Gnltiyagor for August IS received and ready
| nnn,barsS ~, G.ays DAYTON L NEWMAN,
nnI 199 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

II DR.. Joliu Thomson. Son of the Founder of
the Thonsonian Syste-I saw by The Times OF yeS;er-
a, No s4s Broo,,e-sreet three doors the Bowery,
and called him just in season to witness what
peared astonishing result IN about ten minutes
rom The effects of hi, medicine lady called from Bush
WICK in very feeble s,ae with bad cough. and SO faint
as scarcely be able stand without help Dr. Thomson
at one told her all her symptoms and feelings without
word herself bsier than shs could have DONE and
then told her that would relieve her in few minutes
He gave medicine and in ten minutes she sad that
she felt better before IN week She arose from her
chair alked and active took quantity OF
medicines and left tie ohce apparently as happy as a
queen therefore say The feeble and iHtrm, II you
want strength and support call at Sis Broome street, three
doors from the Bowcry. aus /"
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A SPLENDID WORK
WILL BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW, AUGUST 10
ENTITLED THE LIFE AND TIMES
LOUIS PHILIPPE,
KING OF THE FRENc.

ENBELLIsiEp WITH ADMIRABLE PORTRAIT OF THE
DUNE OF ORLEANS,
Whose recent death. by jumping from his carriage, has
created 80 profound sensation throughout Europe and in
the United STATES
ALSO, FINELY ENGRAVED LISESEssEs OF THE
DUCHESS OF ORLEANS, and King LOUIS PHILIPPE
This important AMI interesting work has just been issued
in London, and received by the Columbia Ii
is written Rev. G. ~ WRIGHT, the popular author OF
the Life and Reign of William the Fourth" Life and
Campaigns Of the Dakc OF welngton, &c &C., and gives
comprehensive History of the Downfall of Louis XVI,
the French Revolution, the Rise and Fall of Napoleon and
the Exile and Adventures and Campaigns of Louis Philippe,
and also OF all the great of those turbulent times
forming, altogether, work Of the mot valuable and inter-
estng nature which should be in the hands OF every youth
and adult in America.
TERMS.-It VIII be published in treble Number of
the NEw WORLD, Wednesday. August 10, at the follow
ing rates: Single copies 25 cents; Five copies for 81;
Eleven copies for So Twenty-Five copies for 81 SIG per
hundred
Agents, Booksellers kc should send IN their orders
without delay. apsa
Passengers Arrived
In the steamship NewYork from Chareston-AYiss Ran.
ney, Hiss Pooey 5 Southwck II Tiebout. 4 lIuk.on, K
Hubbard, ] Fl Hopkins Hornby, 7 P9oley. Char,e,
r. Bandal Lombard Higgins, and % in the steerage
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

II Remember the Removal of the ncnI
Ca,pliue Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner; 10 La
Fayetts Hail. s7 Broadway opposite Nn9s, az pIcef "a
adTei IS u In Inn = p Ne''' e)
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

sued by SANION MILES, GUo BroauWay
City subscribers will please call and obtain their numbers
u Gecii oard and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
al No. c6 Clif.st (2) el7
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Css@e aEXTRA GRAND EXCUR-

s5..s.raa-=--.,-sF SION TO THE gASS BANKS OFF
SANDY HOUK--The fast steamboat UTICA, Capt j.
Gancoy y, i'll leave for the above place Saturday and
monday ueust 6h and 7th follows Foot OF AHn~st
at Al ocock Catrai si Pkes, Pier No. Of o'clock. Capt
Peacock will board and capture number OF Poy.
noises and sharks Bait furnished and Lines viii be on
board. Fare % cents each way. auo ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

CoRoNER's OFFICE -DEATH FROM INTEMPER-
AScE AND EXposuRG.-'rhe Coroner yesterday held an
inquest al the Alias House in The Park tie body of
unknown woman aged about So supposed to be native
of Ireland The deceased Sunday night be-
tween IL and y O'Clock, much inoxcated sitting cis-
tern Water s,reetand after rising staggered to the
platform the No. u Catherine Slip where She
SAT down in small recess, and where she found dead
This morning in edentary posture leaning against the side
examinations and verdict was death from ntemperance and
exposure
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

NN7 7ANTED--At the original Office, Is
w Hudson street, 90 good girls. Families IN
of help Will do well 10 call Remember the No. l5
Reade. Best help hand. aug 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

g-r PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Those persons having
furniture OF any description dispose OF, or who are breas'
mo mn Will find ready SAFE ier any portion
or ali Of their goods by sending sheir address or calling
mon the subscriber. Gaos!s any amount purchased
E.C0LTON Co. 1877 Caanan-s'.
Al Private Sae2 rst Piano Forte that VIII be sold
very low. 2l ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09
LNT ANTED--Famiies can hive the very

w smart young Men, Americans, 10 go on Whaing
Voyages in first rate stip~-CafpenttrS, Coopes and
Blacksrnilhs wantedlo whom extra pay will be given
All clothing and other necessary articles VIII be furnished
the credit oi The voyage. Apply III l67 sou.h-st up
~, ;rs au6 lwt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

On Monday morning, Aug s. Scott Mcknight. infant son
of Samuel and Gertrude Smith, aged year, month and
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

and Practical Agriculture applications OF Biology
Geology, and Chemistry Agriculture and Horticulture
Intended as Textbook for Farmers and Students IN agrl
culture by Alonzo Gray, A. NJ, author OF Elenen's OF
Chemistry etc. :.
the public but III lis execution honorable 10 the county
For real utility 10 the agricultural interest the soane be-
fore ms Is unrivalet by auy OF the European pub
rs,ons on ihe ssIne subjects TCpliivator for jelly
>PnIiished hy DAYTON l. NEWMAN,
iysn l99 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

SANps's SARSAFaRlLLA--Ths proprie!ors submit 10 the
public the following certificate from highly respectable
source OF cure made by using their preparation of S.rS
para which but have the effect OF placing beyond
all donb; the curative powers OF this medicine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

IN acknowledgements Hanover County Court oco-
i her, 25 1912.
Jordan Harris, in his right and administrator Of Finch
Cross deceased and Margaret his wife, who Margaret T.
Cross, Plaintiffs:
against
Nancy Cross widow Of said Finch Cross, Walter 7. Gilman
and Betsy Ann his wife, who Betsy Ann Cross Shelton "
Cross Henry Gustavus, Eddge Ann Maria susanna Thomas
Finch and Jose ph Fleming Cross The six last OF
under the age Of twenty one years. Defendants:
This day toe plaintiffs, by their attorney aud filed their
BILL and the defendants Walter T. Gilman and Re;y Ann his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given security
codng to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court aud
appearing The Court by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this Commonwealth: II is ordcfed That the said
defendants do appear here the first day OF december Court
next, and the plaintiffs said BILL and copy
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
city OF Richmond for successfully and that
copy be posted the front door Of the Courthouse o this county
Copy-Ttste,
wM. o. WINSTON, d. e. II. C.
Oct D 50-wew
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dollar from the Treasury, demanded by the interest
of the Government, and by sense of justice to The
agents. 1t is believed that they have accounted tor
the money placed in their hands, but it is Impossible 70
have official certainty the subject until Their ac'
counts arc adjusted The accounts Of othcers OF ,nr
Quarlermaser Department, serving in Florida IN 1876
and 1892 cannot be closed without legislative prov-
SION The difficulty stated in the repor; OF The Quar-
termas,er- General, and would respectfully solicit The
passage Of the necessary law to remove it.
cannot close this report without again reverng TO
subject that has repeatedly been brought to the at
tenton of Congress, namely, the anu Inc
great insecurity of the on, buildings which the Offices
Of the Puymaser General of the Ordnance Bureau, OF
the Bureaus Of Engineers and of Typographical Eng;
neers of the Commissary General of Subsistence, OF
The Surgeon General and ofthe Commissioners of PEN
sions are kept Vain as may be the effort, it is still
duty 10 ask that the invaluable papers and documents
in those Offices may be preserved from destruction BY
being placed in building not exposed, as they now
are, the slightest careessness in the inhabitants oil
the houses that surround them.
JOHN c. SPENCER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

NoTTowAY ACADEMY-The next session OF this Instiu-
ton will commence Monday the Odd day OF January,
1873 The course Ct instruction will embrace the various
elementary and higher branches Of Mathematics The expana-
tory system Of instructions, pursued in this institution
no, fail 10 afford every facility for the rapid and adj
vancement of the student Patrons need feel .ocude that
exertlon will be withheld either facilitate progress
their in their designated branches OF study preserve
purity Of morals and refinement OF nmen among the
dents.
The neighbohood of p.overbay and religious cha
raeer and the location unvaicd for eahness aud retire
ment. As the number Is limited, and
eies immediate application wiz necessary seat
Board reduced prices be obtained respectable private
families In The nelghbohood.
The scholastic year will be divided into sessions Of Eve
months each, and The end Of each session. there will be
thorough examination, followed BY 4 vacation.
Ttrmy.
For a Classical Course $40
For all English Course SO
J. PHILLIPS.
holloway G. H.. Nov. ~. 57-2aw3w
D The Richmond Christian Advocate will please cory the
above oee week for four weeks and sed lie account tie
ONCE of the Enquirsl
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poEraiA
THE BRIGHT ONES OF EARTH.

The Bright ef Earth who have passed iEcm orr sight,
70 dwell in region OF glory and li:St,
How soothing and welcome their memory srrns
In our walks and Thoughts and our Dreams
From their the skies they mpari soft spell
TO the sceaes where Love pictures them truly and we
And holiness rests the heard and the hearth,
Once rlacdcncd and blessed by Tie Bright ones OF Earth
Rnr @. with af.lc;ion unaiised we depnrc
Tn. Bright Onfs vino shine orr presence no Incc;
The ,jying-w 10 ly i.c: genius and e:3ce
In The hearts @ tl!r gaJi m uancnled place;
Sow made rs conviction illnsiy wise,
The veil OF enrltsniEIeut i tent from our eyes:
Alas, for or vision, OF truth aud Of worth,
Alas, tor the fall Of The Bright Ones Of Earth.
They rrc gone in the radiance of beauty aud mind,
And have lett dark dsrlst and suspicion behind,
Their names repeated with censlGc severe,
Save that the utteraECt DIES III q tear
a. gently and kindly their Image recall
But not when The banquet Is spread IL the hal.
AMI the lltfp al The minstrel Is wasencd Ia nuth,-
Lei Us think Of the errng aud B':ght ones of Earth.
When silence is resnius below and above,
Let Il. ask oi a God al compassion and love,
The faulty @ pardon. the eled L. win
By the Spirits pare pnwe! from Tie tondasc oi sn:
They were in uuI hcgrs of rejoicing to share,
lie, s them heuce!Ift in the s,i hour al prayer;
And the hope the loved hope, in on: thoughts have birth
Tha, yet there peace 70. the Bright Ones of Earth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-15

TITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY FOR SALr.-Tbe
subscriber wishes sell this desirable residence and vaua
BILE property, situated in King Wil3m cocmy, in 81 the
heathrst sections of Eastern Virginia indeed this place has
for than twenty years been puvrraia for health There
excellent buildings Of wood and The other Of BRICK
the latter containing two Lecture aud eight lodging
sufficiently large for the accommodation of - Loarers The
il pnpnons and well qualified
eve instruction in such branches usually taught IN pre-
paratory schools obtain from IS 81 day scholars.
There attached the Academy Farm confirming $50 acres
of land about 35 10 Of which cleared and Of great fer
tility, yielding from 81 50 bushels
If this property should be disposed Of privately before the
18th day o December next will on that day be sold public
ton, Aylett's Warehouse King W;an Virginia Terms
very accommodating.
Address-Aye;t's, King WILLIAMS, Virginia.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
Nov !9-wtf
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- BETWEEN John EarIry's Union and H. H. len
ID kss Dry Good and doors below Govcino! street
We would take opportunity of thanking the public of
fyors received design al ht
establish ourselves through press but do 1t by gvn. sa
tsfacton TO all who call upon us which pTefrr
bic 10 any other basis and of which glad know has
been almost universal
design pursue the At this tine and ton
the All goods sold by that do No, please IN COST quail
IT, h color make, fashion, Otherwise can be returned ana
the money refuded-provded the shall not have been
We have at this time large stock, If not larger tan
any line of business, and woal respectfully
invite the give call before purchasing and ex
hnse and prices not pronounced as low OF
lower than other In the city shall be very much deceived
We Coats sl2 while others charge sig for making
and trimming the customer furnishing The cloth and pants a ~
that are sold for sl and Vests Shirts Drawers andSeIch!e
Cavats Stocks sspenders Sucks Cloves aud Collars OF many
kinds qualities, and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
ers Of which determined sell low for cash. and re-
quest the public call and whether ey want 10 buy or not
1-- al Goods warranted. -
~ J. RRAENAN & CO.
Sent IN 36-wlyt
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VETERINARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Persons laborng under diseases OF any KIND MOI contagious
are admitted in this Institution II The following rates: =
For any period exceeding six weeks rhe patients az 80
per week. eood DO ST. Fur any period exceeding SIX
deduction of 81 per week is made in every case.
The charges include board nursing, medicines
attendance surgical operations, and necessary attention
he NAV require No charges made in any case
The are separate wards the different classes Of patients,
the accommodations are ample ana complete III every
spect. :, -, 49,, Y,;,,,on daily
one having charge Surgical wards and the other Of the ale
deal The living ward il under the charge OF the Professor Oh
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty o the College are
called in consultation.
Gentlemen sending from the country to The inhrnay
are expected give reference Letters should be address
GU ~ " 80. 60 ! ' " - 70-wly