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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

Henry A. WISE AND INK DIsTRIDurIos Law.
The following is an extract from speech in honor
of Henry Clay made by Mr.. Wise, in Virginia, in
Nov. 1889:
ale (Mr. Clay proposes his great LAM Bill
great say for all tho OLD States specially, with
ont injustice or injury to the new-to distribute
TIE proceeds Of the sales of the public lands among
all the States, TO be applied by them, they see
proper, to all the great objects OF moral and ply
steal improvement; a measure which nsures oqua!
bsnehts to all the States, and benefits not 10 be
calculated in extent or value, without the least vio-
lonce to the Constitution, and in exact conformity
to the patriotic grant OF Virginia Of thu heritage
OF domain to the common benefit of the Union
In u speech made in the House OF Representa-
tives on Thursday the 10th, the same gentleman is
reported in the Washington papers TO have said:
lie might some partial good IN froiection
bu, he could see no gocd-no,hing but bribery,
corruption and ruia- in the Distribution Act. lie
wanted neither high Tariff nor Distribution; but
though he was an anti-tarifi man, he would agree
10 give some protection rather than retain the Dis
,ribu,ion Act He would rather some portion
of the country benefited, than the whole country
injured"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

BOARD or EDvcArIoN.-Thc commissioners Of
Common schools constituting Board OF Educa-
ton for the city Of New-lork, elected under the
new school law. held their first meeting this morn
ing in the chamber of the Assistant Aldermen.
The meeting commenced al O'Clock. George
W. STRONG, Esq. of the First Ward was appoint
ed Chairman pro. tenn. and HoEACF HoLpkN, Isl.
Secretary There were ihirty-nise members OF
the Board present. George ". Strong was after
ward elected President OF the Board, and John
A. Stuart, Secretary.
4 committee of three, OF which =. W. Engs is
Chairman was charged with the preparation Of u
Sc, of rules and orders for governing the proceed
ings of the Board. \ communication from the
acting deputy superintendent OF common schools
was announced but laid ON the table witlou, being
read-,he Board desiring TO have digest OF the
school law. applicable to the city and county OF
New-Nork before them. previous to the transaction
of any farther business. Messrs Strong (the IRE
sident,) Slosson, and Johnson, weie appointed
committee To prepare digess OF the laws referred
to- and report the same at the next meeting ot 'h'
Board to be called at the ordc, of the President
Adjourned. lCom' AdN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

ELEMENTS % AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AND GEOLOGY
Nv Jas r. " .JonNsros. Wiley Putnam.
This is un excellent work upon most impor-
tan, subject. The art Of cuiivaing the Earth,
though depending for it, perfection upon primer
pie, of pure science, has not received that careful
study which its high importance demands. This
little book is calculated to be of great service 10
the practical agriculiurist. |, is printed very
neatly and is sold at the low price Of fifty cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
WARkEN. Manufacturer

\ Of Miner. Patent Pumps or Wells aud C,,r.ls.
Tie adsauiages pecls 10 these Pump. Chenr
Durability Fac OF Operation and security against Prot
'fley as1 ht aoi parabie, aDd 'a'J - ~ "f r.
moved.
The immense number Of ihfn iH aud the lnFer'af
celebrity. when firr have obuled whore 10y 49,, Ifst
known are gos ife'f.sd su'if i-ff re,refcf.
u = a caution 10 regard g. Far Buds ." ftfrp ir
errlaon winch Save ut niy Label u7ou them. thr pipe
II 10 rn pat. OF Which being mate ri ahfe-Uopd ant
.re ri th~. 81 ce,sb,rroed deem prsp-r - ~y uat
az m. ), e.n, taue NY Ifscurs rctfc from h-
he.t of s6e that it re from mp aud be ing boiled
.nd vel .aiurard rrsnns- con- sOsuOn warranted
DO every rel ect su5tnnf aftte.
w sry a-.u ~ Nev-i JrA are Yesrs. OSBORN
LIrILE Hardware Deas-s, No - fg,0n-,recf oppostr
t. .i -tass Hotel Uouaehy Uolr., wio have cJsisIuy
on hand lBil supply ss,ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
The Weekly Tribune

now ready Tor de.7-ry Price - cent. II contains q
columns o. matter ~ the of to- Daily Tribune Ibis
number very Interesting or. AMI snbrs cfrai
nmoHni AMI vsfeiy Of Literary. Foreign. 1nesc. Poi-
cal, Congressional Agricultural. and Commerce.! News
Anleng o't~r article, VI. h- found deeply interesting
''nfy rom Tie Jun No ~ + ackNo ai-o 81. account
OF the Great CLAY MEETING with The Addrcsfe., Re
solutions and Speeches. EDfTORIALs-The on ll'uf
Rule, anI Editorial C1rrr,r 7ndeDce GENERAL TALL
MADGE's Letters on American Labor and a Tsrh-Pro-
cesiin,s Of Congress. sckc.
Tie paper may be- lad al he d.. 100 wrapper, or sa.
ing. sub>crpaoa pnce = per anrgm
GREELEY McFLRATH. ST. Ann street
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THE TRIBU NE.

Az ESCAPE FRoN CAPrIviTY.-The Herald
announces the arrival in TIL. city of Jane. Gam
neil, one Of the .ympathizcis" who were taken
in Canada, and condemned to death, but had
their sentence commuted TO transportation. The
accoun, says:
Gammsll and eleven others were sent out from
England, in tina ship Canton, To Hobart's Town,
ON the 22d OF September, 1889, and reached
there JANUARY 10Th, 1910. They were all sent
one hundred miles into the interior t. work
the great road leading across the island from Hoo
bart Town to Launceston Here they tcOried ia
irons for tr0 gears. After that Lord John
Russell sent out orders to mitigate their jndton
They then received each ticket sf leave" and
were allowed to work at their respective trades
on their account, but still to be kept confined
TO the interior, and never allowed to 60 to any
seaport on the island.
Gammel, however, was allowed pas. by the
magistrate OF the district to 60 to Hobart Town,
TO get IA model Tor stump machine: and, by the
assistance of seine American sailors then ut lio-
bart Town, made his escape on board an Amrri-
whale ship, and reached this city in fne health
and spirit. last Wednesday, being the first Of the
American prisoners who has made his escape
from Van Deman's Land.
He wishes us to state that the following Anne
fican prisoners have died there since he went out :
Peter Williams, Of United States Alexander
Nj Flood, Gerard Van Camp, of Canada John
James NJ Miller, do; Mr.. Priest, Jefferson coun-
", y. Y; Mr.. Curtis
The following have been sent to work in the
coal mines for tive years, for trying to make their
escape from the island Linus w Miller, Chal,-
tauquc. Joseph Stewart. New-York w. Rey-
ns,d., do; Horace Cooley, London, L. c.; Mr.
Murray, do; jacob Paddock, Kingston.
In these coal mines there are 100 men at work
Gammell says that lie left 70 prisoners still there
of the patro, party, mostly United States citizens,
and all in bondage, employed by released convic,s
il various trades. A man named Notage Of Ohio,
was killed in blasting rock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
VOL. III. NO. 66.
AS SOCIA ION:
Or. Principles OF True Organization OF Socie,

y III, oiiforshp If tu column Is d,,hse from TN, Of
The Trban< Addre ieters. poit-paid, 70 A. BRIss,sr
R,sideno,, &c LeonG d. street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

L ING'S Spring Not;ce.-Self-RocNIng
IN Chairs, With stii-aiu loot r"S; Merchant, OF
fee Chair. .cc those in tire Custom House. Much
Improved RccuUibon Chain. Of beautiful formation aua per
fsri in comfort wheel Clsr,-ai kinis of Cha = maize To
order. VI " KING. Patent Char Maker,
al Roadway. between Grand .nd Bro'me.
King. Chair ha,e been awarded the fr.t Prem ora at
~ two last Far, OF the American institute, aid var
u.eI sinner m fh- imported. mll n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
y The southern Literary Ne..enger f.
Jane, j. for sale 30 An7-ereet Price . cent. per sum
Der.


CONTENTS
J. GntLs AID HoNtS P0ETs.-Ttc & ptlres tie i''i
sources d moral nstrsconneSt 10 these the page of
Grecan AMI Roman LH-raiare-Og-u ri the "fee.s-
orsn Of tie Eomarss-grn Kng of Crete arrives 90 Ia
iy-Fagug.-He,l 1f--! * arrvt.-Nisru. Lavnia-
secesson rom K'mus 20 Rona.ns-Mlaner IN which Re
cord, were kept iH early iaf.llJLer bath ana paref
Compari.o4~ t. Nrgl-li'. l-Lacre'l-ov.d BE Birth
exile poey-Ech.ot0n, the factrhat goa, orators have
never made gfcat roei.-Horacc. charm. hi, poeuy
JG'eaai. condemnation Of bis gros.ne,sPntar, bifH pie
iy, quotation. and comparison Nth passage n Pains
s0blmty NJ the Scripture &C. &C. &c. &c.
H. WsEScE AEisrs TIE IiCHILiTY oF GEEATsfs.-MA-
ton, Leonardo ia Iaac.
Ill Low SsETcHEs by Nj. LomaV oi Virginia.
" OUR relations WIN ESsLANp-An extended Re-
view OF wheaions Inquiry into tie validity Of the British
ella of visitation and scare. OF American vessels
'. The waraing--a I,onaatic .Ory.
VI Formation NJ Character.
VII. Scenes ami Adventures 8 the Army. BY Captain
Of I. : Dragons.
VIII Bindne.s AMI ihc gnnI-lhe case s..
TX. 10 Xxx Th.uocn srt.c'-s Of OsIciSN fGoTEY.
I'll. April aud Nay nus1ber, OF TIE popular OH are
also Tor sale by GREELEY u ELRATH, On Auu-'t
T,yGIER --ExtIact Of a letter received in Boz
ton rs the Britannia. dated Gibraltar. May 10
" Tie Brauiywiue was iy uE Ia Gibraltar, waiting
the arrival of Commodore Morgan. from MaAon;
and nothing had been done in the affair relative To
the L. ; Consul at Tangier. Mr.. Carr and his
ady were At GLfat,r. but, tired Of waiting far
Their, had concluded to take passage in the hrsi
vessel for the United States. There il now
repre- sentative of our Government in Morocco. The
new Consul for Taneicr had not arrived, and the
Vice Consul at Mazagaa had been fired at with
nuskc. wiki. sitting the terrace OF b.. hose.
lie has struck h. fl.g and being in fear of hi, life,
a merchant vessel would be- sent from Gibraltar to
bring him and his family away. 1t j. said the
Emperor approves Of the insults offered 10 these
officers
so much for having an inefficient squadron in
that quarter.
DrDIc arIoy..---t Congregational Church wa.
dedicated a, Ezabcthport, M, the lith inst,
and on the following day Mr.. O. 5 81. John was
induced to the pastoral oihce-
Icr-Ths article j. selling at Cincinnati at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
THREE DOLLARUATS Three Dol.

ar has --lus a. siei, H. spent arsic.s eVei
niler,I 20 N' psns ksgant short nap Noesk ii-i.
~ ID" T. GEO = p" a>o hiicc 30 > s. equal tg.
fsniF @"l iss'e - th'e crnnh,iy Sii al 8 &C. Tie
fae>' Qush;y DAB Cs,snerc. 8 :,
BROWN. Prlucai Hsiirr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
WHOLE No. 31S.
INSURANCE.

ETNA Fire Insurance Company of n.
IL Y-OErr ~ 3 Nal-.-ln.u-e against lrSs ~
a-ls.e lv fire. dwelling t'r->, store go's. furniture.
s..-. lr their rl~-o> n Trt AMI property generally, on
a, rtvr-.t., term. a, any 0fur~ o>,c-.
DIRECTORS.
Cfs-..s Town C. : Moofluu. John +. Sa-g,
Trr- 80. Ge-r-- Prntrrv. ?. y. Ciat son.
Firth Perfr = iours Fa1iAs. Geo Coleair,
Res. >fr.h.rs =. ). " Valentine, l>alr /. fau
CI....- clad. " Is t-sr-tf. = VI. Blackwell,
l.. =. 80 uan. ~. I. r. Peur, q. W Govt
q >..f- " l. Ma-.r. j.. Jameson,
= Peg Muller Jn,i "a JONES.
4 ". tlupe'er. Jno. Nan Bu.,crrk. : III. Wood,
TI.o1'. a. ..r,. DAME 4. GRAY. Wi,n a. Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN. Pre> lent
HsNsY i.rr. >ac--tlrv.
Inn pf.utso = DtNN Sr~v.v1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

REMOVAL OF VINO PosrsAsrkRs.-lLe higs
Of Otsego County have been surprised and PANIED
by the recen, removal of several Wing fc,tmss-
,crs. WHO received their appointments from MI
Granger. the late Postmaster General. We have
hoped that these changes had resulted from causes
other than determination, on the part OF the
Administration, 10 prescribe men To whom
thai Administration is indebted for H. existence.
r., e a yumor which now reaches u, which re-
move. MIR. Barber the Postmaster at Coopsr'-
Town. and appoint. Loco-foco IN m' place
should prove true, further iorbearance could ne'-
Their be endured nor tolerated. but we VIII not
venture any remark upon rumor ~h,cn We n'P'
will prove unfounded.. AID I've jour
HARsH, But rRUE.-lhe Anseh'a h'P0''''
thus record. death by suicide;
"wm. Warrall, Of Pi,lsford, Monroe county
killed himself few days since. b, eating on 'nc
main artery in his arm. BY this deed he ria 'n'
world of drua.ard, and rendered Sin chlldren pa
rent.ss."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

DrDIcarioS..-- Congregational Church VA
dedicated a; Elilabctbport, y. j., on the 4,hiu,t.
and on the following day Mr. O. ;. 81. John wat
induced to the pastoral Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
Ner.York. MAY s,,h. I2i2 m,.
VnE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

The WORLD t,-CONiNr, 80 @ AMI street. rs.
nav on h1nd % tie latest spring fashion. rNcr"n ds
,rtent ol : TX lat, - = ~ and So reduction 90
~ cents On each hat tom iruer prices Ai'o sup rof
ric. of Fur Hat ur - equal 10 ANY odd thr city for
- and 5 The public respectfully invited 90 cali )
/. n 2mrnd TINS CONhN'f. 28n Grlrd->t mar Allen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
L ADIES' " GENTLEMENS, NEW

u BUNT MD >FVF NTVkt, % NT'enN -'T-
street.. corner ct Rohu.sn = ltter tas oper'i
'arye 4ui general assortment Ui ladles. h>,e>' sld
Chifeus Cater Boot. lr Shoes. of the latest ss, ant
lu every Narsiy.,ol materials snt Workmanship A.,
Men, aud Noui, Boo, ard shoes. which oh,rsi
pr.rts c0frt,p1ud ng th the times.
NIB. CouIry Merchant, slppi,d by the case .oteu
on The lowest terms myl.-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
DY ORDER Of the Honorable William

DliDLh oil tue iioaOFdDie "hl"i"
Iars A,ec ste Jlds- Di e Court q Common P',4'
81 lie CIV ari County 81 NsW-York. Notice ber'b'
gsrn pursuant - TIE pr9vsDu,O 81 I'd" ,iHin 'o'
alta l.fiis against ntl-rr-lrrt debtors ut a. 80
n,H la, been ..l- against iI al. oi -p's >'npfl
~ i. fs. f-ulnf =. rsss.n be- ~ safe 81 vermont,
that le III oe sei .rr the pafiATp ~ ~
ua.-s appear ans cha - slch a. az" ~, -
a. % 4a. i nine r0-tls fcu u nr'i P1niFH'' p.
'h. arc- that he pavulent ri any - y ~ " -
v RESIDENT. o .n, >tas. and IT, Ge N'fy 20 mem v' ~
firIr D.. 'of any property within tbs state % MLshS ~
r.eu add ie 'ran.ir o ans sucn pf)fiy ny u'H' arr
t.lri.ll-n 5y "a ADJ No'i
D'''' '- GEOHGfw <flF-.
Auor,.y q r Aitacling : r,-lor., ls2 sSldsay.
Eysuing journal Copy, !e-'""'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
TVO TIE LONFRS OF superior Black

4 Tea -HowQ-a', M.Nurr i-rh's extremely delicious
sad unparalleled Ten, fi-hN celebrated ~ tkuf .nd
Europe iu>t Imported. = ior sale ue N-ntus lea
Company, General TIA Establishment ~ Chatham street.
Ne~iork in Chinese packages, pie ~ Cts and " each
niy2l q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
MILITARY GOODS below cost, a,

vi 81 Maiden Lare.-TLe subscriber haN0g re- nlul,li.
81 tie military business anil removed Is goods from lPi
Broadway 10 q Maiden Lane, offers ~ u his entire
s,ck---1r, .g OF Swords. BEL. sdshes, Epaaieties
Larr> Buuo4, Plume. Mu,aet., RIDES. &C. Sc be.o" cod.
siiars uaksv uniforms, officers eau ppn- Themselves or
pe-.o.s puuhl,ing Ia .ell again viii ~ Nell u call
AZ ~ WV. HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25

'hI-NNIssl, VII y nv, - sOdlIl II
~ lave Tor ',e
Sbeatha: Copeer-.oo cases Es-.h isom II to - OF.
Irp0. 80 ton. English ,s,ll assorted.
Tn Pistes-2N boxes assorted
Engl.,h Tho goo Ia Block Tin.
Try f1;s-3n Fu-lI,h $50, TO- $50 and 20 gallons.
Hoop Irons tons assorted
Isory-lA prime Tech AMI so Scrssios.
RIO toif s-3Dan bag, prime green.
~rga~-i % hoIc, Brown llavapa-do SEQ hhis = NJ.
Russia Sal Cloil-lot0 pieces - and - in,h heachr
unhlt achol Rus. Ravens Dlck-5.o pieces h.talA.d--
Russ >heeru..--3n bale hIeaCied AMI unbea bed.
90 Dapcrs--lsn bale. superior qualify
do Cra.i-bj bales Assorted.
do Bal, Rope-lO0 coils DO
Madder-.0 casks prime OmhrO.
Fnretie Psper-iO bales euliled 10 G.9eaiUSe.
>oy-t0 = Chu-.e.
NerniiiGn--50 cs.es Chinese.
Iniig0-20 Casss Manila
RhuhaTb-3n cases Ei,t India.
Ca,,!a-3n0G mats and ~
>oap-l0o cases Gcrmaz.
Canie.-joo boxes Sperm. assorted
Olive Oil-i0 pipes. Al~',
AZ a,>or-icni - China slh.
black = handkerchief ca.e ~.
White Pon.r,s-1U oa>e- 30 i~,b.
Black >at.us-9 10 - tar>
Back Saf,set>-i case.
Grape SHAWL case> embroidered. l''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
o. Chatham street.-Per-

" sons 10 want oi good Cloihir" and whug 10
iite thfs- har times. would do Wei Ia call al WILLIAM
DOLSE\S rev store. No. 80 Chatham sett, asd exam
lr h, stock u ready made Cotlng. before purchasing
the price JS@ jut-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
n. coal. COAI.-Bcst Peach Or

UNHE NORTH AMERICAN Coal
Il Companv.-Noiice j. hereby given 10 tie >;pck old.
the North tsericag Coal Company that Election
for eleven Directors of aid Company "uibe h,d al their
oiHee NJ 81 L1ery-,treci Thursday the Sob day o.
June The poll viii be open from y o'clock VI To-
o'cinek ".
The transfer book viii b. closed from June 9Th July
ls lgis b. orltrof Dirtcirrs
y. ARNiTAGE, Sacrctlry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
that Marshal's Only

IL TROY SHIRT DEPOT lo lie cily j. No. - Chat
ham--trer New Nork. about IT, daG, 'f'm n" cnfr'r a.
Pear sol Chatham st.. on tho iIgbt hand 'ie Dol 49,
Ig uI tae CHS ila.. ~ r'HtOI Tbs BOZ f9n 1rhf' N
IT, many .takes issly bern l4i- - i"f hy fhneris
ard OILERS sh0 psrlff 81 our highy f'pH'' i'F
SHIRTS B.-o,n, AMI Co.idr. IT, c4Bs" -" STATE, Nhch -
Ms. syn is'y b~en painted On c"i~f sf'Ie as
in their w.nloa whsl 9ITp0t. ~ - Troy >hh ID ~"
NoE a.. ig,rr all a4 us.fer~ A. To- corner do@s not 49,
snr Troy .rt, bo.oms sDd c,ars snd ~ .is" u par
tiii,r G,~ he beusff oil strangers anil all dealer,
tgh ,epn,t T~ov goods. Therefore We INFORM all 1t
oar onlv Troy -hrt Dept 10 tn cry ~ ~ Cha'isn
.t-e.r ic .r. t6m ~ cofr.r of Pearl ard Casfi a1
an Iii b. parfcnlar e- tie ioi0W Q. Hbici D. ni'i
nn oar i. rios .ss MARSHALL oaly Toy Shirt Degot,
FHE-H GOODS.
Jast received IN adt,0n - fgrs-r large siccA NJ
shit go~om, and Collar The following. 100 d'lTn
lrsn collars ~ cs -. - g. s. D. g. rs, -
81 21j -. ant vsri pr Len ~ PEI D. l-n
- 3d. G2 49, ~ ~. a.. D. j. = b. &C. ~. ,. =
81 g snG 8psrri. Al -on -. rs ron y - - pr nt
fy,so-r FROM p - 10 pr t0E js~9 J."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
NOR SALt..-To Physicians and Drug

IL --t,-A Drug store the most P pol0us part 4 NE
nv So first DO. a~ss. Kept by phy,c an
$40 h-. % crvlr- u, exclusively 10 hIs Dractce
Please inquire OF John ID. Hoyt Attorney Al l-a~ y" .
chan. s-s.t el5 r1I2s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
MUTUAL INSURA\CE.-On Dwell

II Al INSi RANt I'm uWell-
vi a- H11,g, ani Furniture og.y. profit, r,iarned 70
do Assured rms iiOi >FHOi DtkS' MI TlAl IN
- RANCE COMPANY Ohce - W all 81, tor >eparaing
the in.u ascr Dseing Houses ad Furniture nom that
0f stores and Merchandise.
ft.vr Known almost an TIE loses incurred in the
hue. ai Insurance le Itsa oi the burning Vi value
l.e .lura> aud costly -roi,
tn. increases the ,Nl.H.e OF insurance 20 he households
er ant may possibly deprive him ut the very security Tor
which De- pay, nl, premium
Tbe ca, riyri-nl, or premium. farm fund which, AZ
Ter paw ~ rxprn-e losses, presented hy scrip, ald
,,ur To the assured M prop't on to hT amount OF Their
Insurance
Thu, Company prepared Ia insure against loss or dam
age bv ire Dwelling Houses. occupied n whole or IN part
~ such Household Furniture and ali Household Properly
ordinarily kept dwelling houses Every person in'nr
riih ths Company entuel % one vote for each hun
died tOiiaTs Insured.
DIRECTORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-25
IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS of

, Good Fuutlrr-s TANNING invite. th. atirutian
NJ o., frl,u D.. auI L.e public Oh NJ - CATHERINE
STREET ou te second fnor, 'i,re nay b" lolud an
ten. assortment oi splendid Cabinet tantsre of the
Rad most approved patterns ana winch Dr. VIII ''ii
,ll-ng ta- or, sent sr tr rIi noutJulyat prices "a
below vi wOfh te quat can he bought Tor 1t
auction. 49,
T.rat-ar,. iere offered mu,i hr evident % all. y .c
purchaser, fan make their ssc an and have the Faf-
nuic rsrc4 good order any .t oi the cty or N
Booukly i.rc ~ charge. Jc@- li
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: AND CllILnREN'S CIOIU-
yCONOMY aud FASIIiON.--Gcntlc-
Premium pens.-A Silver

MEDIA awarded j. Hayden tor d.. d" N~rv sup,-
Pens" hy tie American IHsttgr al s last Far. TIE
Government lave given ttm he Preference ard do. hr.t
aui many of tlc pui inst .uon' vii
oer Pens They hsyt Justly ohf1 n"d the -hesl tepul-
nn aud surps,-'i t,uaec boy any IA the country.
TIE 4 AIDE are sslphed No 'e h8uuiI ufe, prices hy i
as,nts J. & p HAYDEN, PiaitGr,et
Agents a,o tor >llman, School and Coununsh iuA
stands. mb0u
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ME Self-Instructor and Journal Of the

FyNfft NtIT-IEsIFUtIOI uIU JUUTUdI III IHt
4 Universal Lyrrum. by JOSIAH Ho.brooa, !, published
n.lltiy Al tLr Esriff-- Lrccun, S3 Br1liway, ~ -
cent. year u,ii in a,lsan,e. liberal discount will be
made o. AGENT. who bay by the quantity. Agents OF i+iy
r11er, SID frii .of abe Wok. For safe al hNi1rf,
nos, room. Deg BlVsr}. Iel n
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Gu 7r e Nerparck Il Robertson. stephen Camhrsens
ROM Hsnr, tailow, Samuel NHtn frederch bepry''ei
illialn n. HARRISON, Fak >cLucna DO, n!1s >ey"
l. X. RODGERS President
r,,f1-9u ID. G. TAYLOR. secretary.
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} OLLED GERMAN SILVEK.--JAS.

~ &. NuFFE1r. Rl frncs-str near Wooster,
rgli particularly cal Tue stienloi Os Harj'va ID erfs
o.i Manufacturers 20 VI, superior article Oi GerNan SSs',
-hch be- oitrs Tor sas Wholesale and retail of al dick
n.sss al "artn equal 10 A.y either Fore gn ~ Do
rseN'c fnr c. 81 tna s..ii.r.S s7lU
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COLT'S Patent Repeating Rifles, Car

" ba,s Fovng P-les anu ,lois sge nov of,ret for
ca.H 20 r,allc-i price, a, No IN Broadway Nrw-io'k
HYDE Guudrcu Ncw-prlear,.
Hayden. Gregg ca. Charleston, : G.
Jane. f. II Econ, r-uusy lyania Avenue, Washington,
d. &.
AOn improved Powder Fla's, C1p primers aAd the best
Percussion Ga IS, lor .li~ No ~ Broadway. Irll In
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TRUNKS, Improved Naises. Carpet

Bag, al - and Gsntemsi, alter proof I ray.lng
Truik, and tiat Boxes Aso Merchants Packing Trunks,
Manufactured and Or safe pf,es corresponding IN tie
tunes. at r. II NODYNE's Trunk Repository, 30 Green
,sgi-.fr.st. corner al 1: lrcily. lei Ina
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CTONE GOAL Uscharglng.-N boat
bod Of Cns. - lll-t- .tr ior stove 3, IA, lay
wARDk BROWNE.
80 corner 80 Ia -Uf--t an darlington.
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--... Al. r,rr-i-la-r. fes 81 8gr-e1iiy 10 ih-
= r. 49,, -rraa &C Ptnn.ylia1a a. comprising ose- 10
,. -. a'- .r trlsrr-, Of-s. l.. b-aluiIlly ltho-
l---t na 4e r.ei s1-erof various s)ors also pr.ned
y hfotle-pss. .tsf anI tor >a- b.
DAVID FFLT { co. Statorers Hall
81 1tj Par sireer -Usl - VA l...re.t.
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GS EE-COAL. COAL-Best quail
tpE NATCHFUL of your HEALTH
GOSHEN MILK DEPOT, No. 1913

3 KeaDo 30 ~ { lmlers,tlett N~w-Nolk.-ILr
subscriber, hsyng s.ta "t e above business, be- leave
n.orm fhr public shat they irte made arring,
receiving daily 'at hapad u oD ork ZOO lhe arrioon rom
Cohen bj liz NrwNofk aud kre Eai-r, .nd tr 81 sm-
boat Arrow. Pure and Wto''ome MILK, which they Vii
sci at thc above Depot at DE reduced pre' 90 Fosr Cents
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