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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

[Old Massachusetts is speaking through her press.
She will not give curses when praises are deserved.
The first always come home to the utterer, if pro-
nounced unjustly.]
President Tyler has written letter to the Govern
ment of Rhode Island which has given great satisfac
ton to all well disposed people in that State.-Ym
mouth Mass Gag.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

The Albany Advertiser is making feeble and
abortive demonstration in favor of Henry Clay for
the Presidency. This is one of the sheets said to
have been sienced by Government patronage. We
trust our enemies will that cry. We trust we
will see more such demonstrations. We are decidedly
in favor of Mr. G. taking the field
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

Our readers will see, in our burdened columns,
no ill signs of what the diligence of single editor
alone, almost from the first, can do.-Clay paper
three days writing one verse" This FRIEND who was,
like the Independent not remarkable for brightness,
replied 81 could write three hundred in that time
eyes," returned the poet and yours would liue three
days''
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

There seems to be reason to doubt that Mr..
Webster is Numerically opposed to all the leading
measures of Tylers administration Argus.
There can be no doubt that the loco-foco editor of
this little sheet is a blockhead Mr. Webster is as
much in favor of them all as the President himself
And what is more, they will see the day when they
are all carried into execution.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and ,oiM the aduice and consent of the Senate.
LAND OFFICES.
WYATT }. DRAuGHN Receiver at Augusta, Mis-
slssppi, vice William G. Crawley, resigned.
JAMES c. SLoo, Register at Shawneetown, Illinois,
re-appointed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

A separate maintenance would be connubial har
mony.-Clay paper.
Or, as the intelligent Lord George Fitz-Geralc
McCoharty once expressed himself the next time
take you to Cork, you shall stay at home, my
darling"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

The grand State Locomotive has been repeatedly
stopped by detachment of or worms, called the
"Corporal's Guard CLAY paper.
Then why do not the 800 odd worms do something
The corporal-guard worms must be real smashers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

We presume the Wing will call the stay -at-home''
voters at the approaching election in Virginia. yler
men," This it will do after the election. Before the
election it says there is not Tyler to be found
| In Virginia. We will see
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

II Mr.. IsaAELE JAMES is collecting for in the
South and Southwest assisted by II. M. Lewis, J. X.
Whippe, O. III. P. Stem, Benz. Gardiner, Chas. S.
James, Chas E. Muslin, and d. X. Muslin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

An universal cupidity, rage of venality, mad
dening lust Of all reputation except noble and a
lasting one, have swept over the country. hide
pendent
Where is that fifteen hundred dollars
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

Crimes, public and private, swarm thro' the land,
and excite rather emulation than apprehension
Clay paper.
When will the writer of the above extract pay
back to the Treasury the fifteen hundred dollars re-
ceived for services never rendered.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

The ST. Augustine paper was the first that
run up the Tyler flag.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26
From the Huntsville (Ala1 Democratic Her

From the Huntsville Aia.) Democratic Herald.
We lay before our readers to-day, the Message of
the President of the United States in relation to the
condition of the finances and recommending the re-
peal Of the land distribution BILL the funding of f
teen millions of dollars" sc. To withhold the need
of praise justly due to the President of the United
States for his highly responsible course, which he has
boldly recommended, of putting back into the Trea-
sury the proceeds of the public lands, would be UNI
just to him and the country. 1t is the sense
remedy for the restoration of national credit and
the President has done his duty in recommending
the repeal of the distribution land bill, we hope that
Congress will do THEIRS and promptly respond to this
of permanent relief to the credit Of the
try.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

But how could Mr.. Clay, or any one else know
that Mr. TYLER would sign one bill and not another?
N. o. Bee.
But why did no, Mr.. Clay try the bill presented by
Mr.. Ewing, who appointed by General HaTrsonl
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

Approving voices reach us from every quar-
ter. "The measures of the Administration"
will be sustained by majority of the American
People. Every day we see journals-both
Wing and Democratc-responding nobly to the
independent and honest course pursued by the
Executive. Below, we give another unequlvo-
cal demonstration. They are coming In by
scores.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

BE UNIrY--IN N0N-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY; AND ALL
THINGS cHARITY.-~4tgustin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-26

In the proceedings of Congress of yesterday, as
reported in the Globe of to-day we find the follow
ing 1t will be remembered this Mr.. WISE is the es
peclal friend and favorte of the Madisonian and its
beau ideal of legislator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-16

sccupaiion-. which hi inclins,ions MAY dictate
and which suited u hi, health (Wc will re-
/ rark that IN individual in Group. will attend n
but one detail q work, whereas At presrnthc n'u-;
execute all parts Of II II superior pracrical or
industrial education were given ro chil rcn. ;he,
eoul ilcam with ease detail IL the several brlus
or Indasfry)
Az present, The Working Clas.c. must -u'u L
to tic control and dicta,ion - Capitalists and IN
ployer. who can give them employment. The
hours they mus; devote to Labor. the occupations
at " hch they must work, and the time Hey can
iai>, .or their meals, are pointed ou' 10 them: IN
ms;.y manufactures and r.-hap'. they are lor-
biddea to speak TO ;hgir fellow wofSner arO1 "a
them. and rung ~ in tue morning Ike AMI
mails. Here is a 'ysaaIy in Labor which j. more
keen Than the political iyraany Of tie worst De-
potism. Now, il it b important To introduce
Liberty IN Poiitic- Or tie Go.efurcpi. &. il not
also important To Introduce il int !ato.. which
i. the daily occupation OF the na. orty oi men
II seems t. %. that II l.
In Association, thu members Of a Group would
be equal associated partners; they would 81 CT
their Industrial oic.rs a, people now elect their
poi.l.ca. officers. by TIM. means tne RICH; o.. W.
ting Is uN.c4L,d Ia i.tblf--a thing OF which p !lI.
ciaa- 90 10, now dream. There cuid be- $40 I'm
ployer. and Hirciing,-no arbitrary control aud
dictation tie mdivid,ll would be governed ~
law. and regulations which he himself had aiied
in framing and establishing The principle OF D.
mocracy would by tins means be applied to Labor,
fsum wiich il j, now tanishcd. An Employer -.
in III. D,morralic cousrry, a absolute TurA-
i.h Pasha, and exercises much more tyranny ~
l.ab,rand Industry than the Pa-ha does in politics
st present, Capitalist, and Employers fit up
wufA shops and manufactures n they wish. II
the, are dirty, gloomy and ni-vtn'ilat,d. the de-
pcndent Llborcr must submit, and work IN them
In Association the Group will have the nranu-
factories and workshops fitted up a. tscy wish
aud A. they are to work ia them. they Of course
viii desire ,hcm airy and elegant. They will also
have tool, and machinery OF the best ald most
convenient kIJ.
There aye great many other contrasts winch
W. cosd incntio,. but these are enough inI tie
pre- cent.
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AS CIATIO\;
Or, Principles OF True Organization Of Society.

~ re eds9rdI If tt co!Hn,n di.aof from, that 81
ne Ir1Ds fddrers ie''eri, po.tpaid, to A. BsIss,Sf
R,sdtnce, 10 leonard street
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THE TRIBU NE.

OssES'AIoSs Ok CoSN L,ws. Poitci lprsyty and m.
gra L. a.! on Cercdi ani Personal >ialder la IL
sap" % ireA AMI iJ.si reply 10 the Second l.. ter
cite Bari OF Shrewsbury. ate ford and Wrxi.rI-t
Aabro'e Li,e Philips. k,q. ~ DANIEL OCoNSElL.
UsVin. John Doyle, 10 broadway.
lm' i the ude Of Il pamphlet Of 100 page
AND sufficiently describes it. contents IL i. writ
ten with all TN power and bitterness of the great
Repeater. Tao.e who feel an intere.t in frish
politics, and especially the advocates OF The
asInor will End the work highly interesting.
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HARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN.

Il Tbs splendid Gsrden. situated on the banks OF the
.Aiiesi hNrr = ons ot the rhgttia spots hr
rnty 81 View YORK an,p ns 10 an siis Of SiruboeTy.
anis arc fp~er> * TIE hues md kinds Poac,
MeH "ih "oi. frd yer F,h. whc>s sport PLAYFUL
- q" ih ~ ace "a ir satr .i, much utere>, ~ the
',rn" Nhn' ue penunr Walk, shaded BY Gotisa VIII
.ns>, nier NJ, s>i bl, az =, tns> or . rural rsmb.
An rvsn>se and elegant Awnirg ba. been .T.cssi anil
.as. 10 prscice FACET fi,ing y
J Gold a'Hi vsr si>h and Beuqus;s Of Flowers ios
safe n - .ru. uagi,n. Nav, iS.s an nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-16

~ rnuR.'s Ili...ry of the Frcnch Revolution
NJ. u, has iu.' been pG6li.hedby l.racl Post, 80
Bewcry. Three more numbers sill complete thi,
excellent work.
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p The Pourjev As.oc;,,;a. a

urr Hal three Eixs IN week ecia-e, or 10 SO o..
ties IL j. conveniently and comfortably fitted mn and will
be let at moderate rate Apply to A. Br,ane ~ Iron
a-d-.ireet ~ - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-16

" lRAEL Posr, SO Bowery, has just issued
ii, ,airy-ir st number Of the wcras Of Lord BAcos
The whole is to be embraced in thirty Numbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-16
-sEERCHANTS' FIRE Insurance Com
CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at

" The Pinr Orcnan!-lBl&-Ins romantic and isshpna
IN. resort u nnce during the present IN
DIR the direction AMI >uperIlrmisncr o the subscriber
a, undergone complete ami thor ouch repair and s nov
%; the .lti0u ~ visitors No riiOU VIII bf spared
10 maintain the deser eddy bigh ca;actr which has hefs
o'oe ~ toi,Te, IL tables viii be- furnished
win every dtcacy That the NewYok market can shont
al every pos. Die AT ntou st promote the conven
erre and ct u, patron, viii he promptly be
,ianed Ia road eain % is establishment and espe-
rir that part the mountain, has kcen rendered
perfectly .nICofh AMI sac.
N..,rs \ + gcac Co.'S excellent line OF stages Will
run a, heretofore regularly br,Neeg the iandag aud the
Noun. am House, on the arrival OF the boats.
I'll S,o L. BEACH ProprietOr
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FRoM HAYTL-Wr are indebted to a commercial

| fRoM HAYTI.-We are indebted to "a commerc ial
house for Por,-au-Pnoce papers to the 10Th ult.,
! from which We derive the following particulars.
| PoRr-Ar.pRiScE.-The Chamber Of Represen.
! taiye- on the recommendation of the President
of Havt has passed law to exempt the inhabi-
anr, Of the districts devastated ty the recent earth
ouske from Taxes. The Senate at liz sitting Or
| the 23d May, concurred
! Care HATIEN.-News had been received at
Port.au-Prnce irem CAPE Hatien, by the return Of
Capt. faubert AID de-ca,n 10 President Bower.
vino sent him on mission thi,her. The disorders
that prevailed i'll this unfortunate cit, in ruins OF
which we have before heard 50 much complaint
have been coDsunmaird BY the pil.sgc, or rather
THEFT OF the public treasure which bad been hilhef
TO preserved, it is said, by guard Letters an
nJunce the couiagraton Of the rest Of the nou.cs
overturned, and not before burnt. The Inst Ire
consumed only quarter of tho city, an1 was OK
ringuished BY rain.
ST.. JACo.-Lctter- from tbs unfortunate city
confirm the sad new. Of the oy-rturning Of ali The
houses built with masonry, AVID of all the pubic
ediiices. About two hundred persons have perish
ed. The earthquake wa. perceived at the same
time As at Cape Haytlen. New ,Lschs, very strong
having continued through the night and the follow
n. da,s, the rest Of tie population IemOscd
half league from tic city. NJ The first moment OF
this strong csnvulsOn Of the earth the rver aque
wa. seen to 60 up towards it, source and TO d.
vide into two parts. leaving a dry passage IN il.
bed then, Ia descend with astonishing Impetuo,ty.
The excuses committed here by the prisoners
who escaped III consequence OF the fall Of the prs
on. aIc dcploIabc-alsO, by some country pcoIh-,
and by some from the city, who thought they had
IA right to pillage. But ii appears that the author
tiles have not fulfilled their duty in cndeavoring 10
pr vent this disorder. $. Jago Is described d
very iourisine city tina had lu,t begun to acquire
the prosperity due Ia industry.
Sr. DoNISCo.- The powerful shnch experienced
here Was preceded by terrible noi-c coming from
the East. The fine cathedral, commenced in ljll
and finished ia 1870 bad resisted every earthquake,
especially those of 1854 and 1851. But 1t was
considerably injured by that Of the 9TH inst. The
sea was excessively .itat.d near the hsrbor The
injuiy experienced by the cathedral occasioncd the
fear Of lis fall, which account the vicar Genera
Porcz thought proper to take away the holy sa-
crlIncnt and carry IL To the church 81. Dominlch
ard a;crward 10 barruck constructed ia hns,c.-
repetition Of the atrocious piraces OF Cape llai-
ticn and 81. Jagois expected AT ST. Domingo.
TMr MiSrs.-Ihe nincs on the East of llayti |
have recently been explored by an EnglIshman
named Robertson, who is now going to England to
soici, the patronage Of English capitalists in the
work. Jour. OF Com.
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BOOTS-I.atest Freuch .,,I,.

= Tn "a scrtoor rt>prciiuA. nsaes IN. e,rr,,, A
\~~NDk. 1nt strangers >ii The cty 10 ,a ii iii Sui
t-l,arrt ant exann large ASSIGNMENT Ut Dies so,.
nle .r l.,esi Spua Fa>1a, aN o. IA. 6ns,l frrnch
C'.tSkE
snJ-n,cn have pl,, ale io orier M IT, 3ess
Her .~ l,- fair. ran.rd equal 10 aav mad. al
~st liiit> aud n - he and' ~ acd skts dfs"
49, o.. ,,tald s, +, .a,, each cg,tiis.. H. al
.rrs -.sv We hl. S'n'r t.
Cnn,isp,i, haD Fa>l.onah Boo - So tic follow
M r ;. -.f u..r,>.
"a sea- h-te. .tfiHll "a = -
N-h " u 10
Ia. Boots. 10
pti. lr...s....s -
SOD N....s..t.. fnInl ~ Ia ~
Plmp, siI! - s1.fs, a.. L.. Proc, .tauahiy Tow
TpIt., t.i,iin0 Dahsrn, 1Oii\ = WATKINS.
..vIr lli Fehn,[t l,-tuaer N,>>su .ol Unlrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-16

u Tho MAGAzISx OF lloRTicUG TUKE, for
June has just been received by Israel Post, 80
Broadway
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OFFICE of the London aud American

~ Patent water PraOGng Compsny-repoyed tn No. ~
Fntou-stres where all orders vii be- promptly attended
t;armrnl. Cp', kc wat-rPros.rd by the chemical pro-
patented 10 this Company, warranted free from
gbm The appearance and texture OF the ARTICLES
chan c anil the pore. OF The goods being stu open. per-
,bratnn will freely escape. ml9 lm
Specimens OF WaerPr Cloths, and certificates OF per
,sn. of the highest resprctabty ary he the lice
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INITIAL INSVKA\CE.-On Dwell

VI iur House aoI rlra.iurc ou.y posi-, returned =
-lr ASSURED. THE .ioI ~FtiplDtE> NJ III NJ IN
I kA\CE COMPANY, ohce a Wat ~ tor srpifa'. =
a. DNtiug iiol.C, and Furniture igup tls
% ~in.a BOZ Me-. nand-.
!. 4, auo,n tnat almost a Toe losses incurred IN the
iI>.c.. ar-e the rssul.o. tie Au.u'- 'a,Si
Dec. .tCrt. aIi tr. y, -F1u,.
Gu, ac he ese Of iu,uraace To tie household
cr anI uldv ,,y deprive h.ra %, tie y,y security tor
wiu,h bee paw. ~, premium.
t. ,a., pss 4-nis or pfenl.n, .ora and, ~hcl, az
Ger p1y ng txgea.es add losses. rrp fied by scrip and
s.~d To- the assured N pop iEs amount OF IieIr
Insurance
tn, Company prepared 10 insure against loss or ds-
aye bv ire. Dwe'g Hou~e> occupied y wh0r part
=. suck. ~. nld Furniture Ill Nau>ehni Properly
ordinarily kept in dwelling hnu,fs. Every person n,uf-
~ w ;h, Company entitled 10 Vote FOR each hun
iir,! du.ilr> lu.u.cl.
DIRECTORS.
e. 'inC Ven .arrk =. 10 >', stephen Camrrl'rg,
lt I.enr. tui1.s SsmJ0. Martin. t"rrcs Dep, ys,er,
y .aa Al t,d.snu. F,t -. c' ,,If. Odus. seymour.
\ e. nODGER>. PRECEDENT.
n,vI1 -}m ID. G. 1AA LuR. secretary.
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TUE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

y TIE WotStD ~ NtNi <sV bfafM Irtef, bp
hand, Oi TIE latest - nag isshln excellent
>rrneni OF >k lIi, u s2l5 $40 mi Sla reduction VI
~ zach hat rom tor prices tiso superior
stcle Of Fur iai for 81 equal s odd IN the city lor
81 50 amt 81 The public respectfully invited 10 call.
4 good a~Orlnn at of Boys. Hat, .n- Gaps on hand.
mylg I'm CONANT. 80 Grand y, near Allen
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GOSiiEN MlLk DEPOT. No. Is

-. -, a. 81 CHAMBER strest, Newyok.-Tkr
. -s.s r>,asi'stes he above busii<ss. beg leave
rsSr'Sng % - ha.rss y och - ,be BERGEN tom
sorhcn by u, Ne~l Oh ard Are Ras,s .r-l he ,.sn.
,ei At - alb W Depot 81 tie rve- p1is. of Sssr c.u
ycr 1gsfL ' 49,
flsf AFRO re- daily, ~ ~ sboss psc, en- n a.,
III TIER MILK. Which fsu te had n rh~ lo~ o., -,
Tie oay recommend the ,nl,scr her, o. g.
MIA : t.s which the pabpc us,t re,,.
iais solicited 70 cs a8.i csasEIn- TOT th~ns~ive>
T. SkLLECK CO
" b-TEs above s>tsbsishrseu open ever, s..n
osbsrk n the morning 0clrck IN The evening
New Work June g. Isi2 l.s I'm
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sstSiC at Three Cent. Page, at No.

- y isuruir.-.ffr''t, cpriFr Cd Btr.dNav.-tliAS.
r. ,.FSi Mn. Muse PUfi,iIcr Constantly
,ud n,blflaLi~ Hl,ic ~ P,srn Guitar and Flute,
winch hr .elM: A. tine v'p ow TIC. at cent? page,
f~.ai. Ao, hsri. a snlll lot ri Mus Al Instruments
winch will he odd very hw. Tue puS.c invited 10 cs
and .x1uume oy ttru.ciy,> vi lcsale deslers supplied
eaper than M other esabs, in the u. States
\ B.--Piaa0 Fores iuntd al - cents.
uyIs I'm CWAS r. GFSIAIN
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tIhildfens (lolLes -
DOYS AND CIllI.DkEN'S CLOTH

IiNG rther at wholesaie OF retail II DVLSUNs n"
Clothing Store No "a Chatham street. cheap as the cheap
est and good the best that he e1nd Ia any oher
part OF the city. Je. as
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W HOLE NO. $40
I\SUR
NTNA Fire Insurance Company Of "

lETNA Fire Insurance Company % n.
IL Y-osir- N. = Walh.t i-f>u-r aelirS' 20
damage los hF- dDrag hoase', sioor> so,, iIrt-rr
vs. q - f, 1rr. ant properly -~ncr4.s 90
ilgrrahi. T. Is Other efrr.
DIRECTORS.
Cilre. Town. &. :. " odhrE. John 7. STACY
f1ii- Ma. tie-ss- Plu-rly, +. u. Clayton.
Frrrk P.a,r = tnf', FuIike. Geo tolyai-.
z l>>eI ~i.llln. J. J. VI Na,rlta~. i>ias |. rtsu
ths>rr Clark, Mm. Mates -hi. X VI. Blackwell,
4. u. Holman. WI. \. r. r,ii1. G. " Cot
>kaIs. NJ l.. Mlssn. Js> Jifiie~pa,
l. Psg-. ; 4 Hll.-r joshua jal,s.
( " iiunsdsu. iro. ian no>kerrk. >i4s Wood.
Il--,.'s iuiuoas, D.r.s L. Grlt Ism H. fl1r
CHARLES TOWN. rr.>i,l. at.
HENkY LOrr. >srrr,arr.
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Il,HE PASSIONS, Illustrated with Ora.

mllc Reading, Mr. FITIGERAL TAsisTkO
beg % ht public e NewNofk. thpi. n'he earnest
taio al large number OF his friends, hr to
deliver course of three ifc'1r', on The 'Ar mai Pas
,s a, r bv him !t 80 much secsrss II Boston and
tlr ,4.f.ru cues
The hr, I-curr viii lInc place al hc society Llr.Ty,
8fnii~av on Tur,4v. the tn inst suhlsci-lpvr ~
Hlu.rai on which reciaunns ~ 10. gwen from ehsh'-
pr,.r Hamlet Milton, Paradise Lpsi byron' Omldr Ha'
rad Cor,alr snd the LauruO Tass0, Venice Preer'ed
" liam Tell the iIGHclh,ck. &c. &c. 49,
Thu second Lecture vi tlhc iaceon IharNiay, hr hih
Instant >ub.ct-Jcaoa.y. Hsif-d an Rssrngr, u. tl'
tr.ilnn OF which recitation, vii be- gwen lom htnri'
ONE o, Pdraa. lot. rplocs'- t'ur>' OF tlnie, caro-
Nsrf.ei Merchant OF N~nnce, The Revenge Sc. 10
Tie thic LcBre vii taxi ptc" on Tuesday. 20" H'1-
Snhect-Pide abd ubtor n iun'trsuoa Of vi , rec
\, .u, " l b- gwen from MACH o.. bard III. .iens
NitI hir, -1. Haor- Campbell, Paradise lot, POI GA
Gour., ol I uIr. Ftrc va, 80.
.Asf. lutng one person o. i'r Conrs' ~ lh''tL' c
mrs, on dollar each. b., iad al Ice Boo t1res 81 Mts'
golm,n Appleton Wiiey PI.nan, Er i~ay, Me'H.
I.rsl-v Chan sm street M Ne>.t. corner Wall and
,t.r ft.t,: AMI bar Of th- MED States Hotel
Sn,i. rrLr cent, each 10 he had At the door Of tie
-oriatv Linrarv on each ey-nins nl lecture.
Lecture 10 commence at o'clock precisely. no pl,-
Douereui account ofweiihtr lst u
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,NNTANLIED ACCOINTS.- Themas

jon>. AccHonianl. lSo Broadway, opposite johrsi.,
uwi,ttaAi ,Isugr AMI every dessfip-
TONI To to>e who have NOT bseu able to devise simple
pul nttr0i al c1nducurg ti> Department. tir sheI
i,'r, 18th r.... derived f-uul much experience
.pectIlr 0f-rs D. sss. Suggesting such ionI
uI book beet ado sfsa 20 ay particular routine
ha>~,> IN comp' cr~rl pirinr.ip affairs eoanse
aui negie,t accuun 10 Pledges bs .slf to saset all
tt.rS ecu ts4i. DOB tp,Yu able adjustment.
Pul he'd ari .as Nv the author rs ~,ovr "Josv,s
Prsip,r All pia,ic. Ut BoasA's png,r which already
the t,Nt uk IN tie eairg Acadrnii Institutions. ot this
ciurrv AMI the ord, Amer wofk the subject that
h.. mini. ia Fntrleat Price q ,ny..,tf
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GOAL. COAL. COAL.-Best Peach Or,

\ cLari Red Ash Coll-LumP. Brcasn sDd Nut siIrs-
The uusr, srJ authorised "a akc ORDERS for Thu cr,e
bnued Coal nj 'r very oT't prices essr by the cargo
delivered from IT, barrs &c 90 carriage ia ANY part
81 ths r.iy or Bro. klsn
A,o GRAY ish S,hlvlkl. Lshigh and iacha ssns Coal
p : Am,rt.n B..ualuau, Coat tr tls crate, equal 10
I,s I.seipNl Bet Virginia Coal e,r bsrSsnt's use NJ
t.eNery lowest pfct. JOSEPH T. SIMPSON.
dice y iie \t.S iu street
y r. or!-r in, Unn vii receive the sit~niioo
g. lhose Tor lager quanny. my laf
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'0Kf.F.NMICu POTTERY:. 96i Eigh

,err's street. tetw'rn N'n. an 7 rniA tveDne~As
.r s>,eil am.at unN oie %. e NJ. iIt.s cIig, at
g--l,i Sal. tie >fic ffe'srtfulv Informs
G- ln,ac thai ne tcot~ a1d offers TOR Sale Abe
= abs .cifl>, i.ir ipow ~ a.t,lr>
stone Naip. tlrfleTn Wa. Portable Furnaces Flower
POS O,cn Tie. ChnDaeg-Hl;,, soVe iinse, Banclny.
Pos FrrR .ck. Crecu-ti0En Tie, steve Tubes. Ac IL
" B-CGcwics 'al Ofus =, Ware 10 o,d.r. Al s,ers
though the fO>Od.,e vii b. yuDciu4lly eNeculed
,ai2 2f, MtslINSlnN SMITH
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OFRSONS TRAVELING are remind

ell that the RI bury nlil Rnh'cr t''ahi>linrn' W.
. Maaenl.ue have COM ife assorifn'nt ~ Lite
Pre,rryers Bet, a1d jackets ar Cu.hols .asr pio~S
ar he'll. ani pillows. proc coats ar rants. ~ane
os ani pA-is, oycr-slOe> a. - odes Or every aTti
Gle "a the Ine cKecEi-i with promptrr-, hy
HORACE ~ DAY, sncce>~or n
,rl, R0ybury | u. Company.