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New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
AEARSlIALL'S Troy Shirt Depot, No.


IYH 80 Chatan,->trcct, w-York.-This is only
receiving depot the United States; consequently all
goods first be received here before distribution 10 the
tlay principal dealer, throughout the country. This fact
make known To the public IN consequence OF nany i'm
positions daily practse merchants visiting this city, who
pursuit Shirts, Bosoms Collars all OF which
caler> and others still put the um. confidence III be-
ng supplied with per Catalogue OF our prices and can
have justice done them.
References.
f.. D, ,SA, Esq, New Orleans, La.
Il. +. DELANo Louisville. ky.
W HALL. ST Lou., Mo.
p. MARTIN, Nashville, Tenn.
G. MooKE, Il. hugu,ne Fla
r. DODGE, Savannah, Ga
C. WATERWAYS, Mobile Ala.
ruufp BAlNEY, Esq, Baltimore, Nd.
Me>.rS. VI. ALLES& Co. Cincinnati, (Ohl0) nlalnest
si.HARrs & Co. do do Fi.tlisL
WN. e. LANGLEY 4 CO., "a Pine It, \. Y.
NJ D. BESJAmIN & Co Pear-stlert. N. \.
LESTER HOLMES i Co, Pearl-street, n. \.
JusTus D. MILLER. Esq, BenSer.street, n. \.
F.. MALTgy, Esq, Btavcr.,ireet, y. y.
R.h. TUCKER Esq, Charleston, $. c.
C. G. LAWRENCE, Esq. Mlledgevile, Ga
Me..rs. WALTER BOYD Il Co.. New Orleans, La.
Ne>srs WMrSsLI 4 SEAvER, Milk-st- Boston, Mass.
WEBSTER, CHASE s. Co.. ki,y-,t, Boston, Mass.
FoSLE & TALBOT, Kiby-st Boston, Mass.
c. NECRErE, Mexico.
S g. Catalogues
be the depot; also "lll he supplied t0 those
ws send them ibeir friends and Others without
Expense by calling go Chahamstrcct, New-l ork, at
Marsbal's Troy Shirt Depot rn4 lw
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
.Ig FOR SALE CHEAP.-A lot OF

M FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains - -
-. Fer - e1rnange, % trae;s OF saa9r ,'a,r
T ,ti n. -.s, ,n1 enverrd With fine timber suc
The o.l adapted wheat; re cora ss - s a
rssc 80 i and on term. To suit q they ri!l be eN
changed tor s!ro., any kind ii n-rchsaiILe. FoF n p
, NJ - SMITH WHITAORE, I6 JOAN St Up siar-
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s:s ILLINOIS I.ANDS.-llinois Lands
3xN FOR SALE. or tn lease. ar exchange

-x. ior Guy Property ~ New-Yeta or Jersey City
az atouI acre>. mics irp,r Eor lee. situated
!, TenscA Road male lron Hacken,aek and miles
o5oNei; good hou>, and taruw.l III iron; OF the ooe.
\ vCucs. nr;
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
- FOR SALE CIiEAP-A pretty Cot

ta.eluit house the e,h Avenue 18th st y
pleasant residence Tor small family. Price Sl5' pnr
tie purchase money remain mortgage In
qure cl j. W. SAVAGE. otice#o the National Insurance
Company. .ig Wall OF 6. W SAVAGE. sth avenue,
18Th Street -hi 2wsoriSF
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

~ TO LET OR LEASE from the lst
Jug of Nav G,xt liz. iree story brick House No 500
East Broadway very pleasantly situated hr square al
th confidence o Grand.;rret viii be pu IN geo or
der and rented reasonably 10 approved tenant:
Zil,u ,X Lot. OF Ground the west side al the Sixth
Avenue near Fweny-,ixtisree They will be iEast d al
o,y rate Tor term OF years inmcdate possession gwen
Anplv to f. TRACY, No. i2l P-arsreet or
n5 w. j. JRrRACY, No.3l Nas>au-strcct.
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va TO LET-The three story house,

III Third The DascnIsn; Is level with tl!t
street re!.te with nvcnicnce marble" lanl1s
principal stories, and the panres finished VIII
drawers. ~iIrives, To good tciInt IL VIII be let low
aI! privilege gwen more years Possession g'c
i2ou JAMES r. VI. BLEAKLEY, 2l2 Hudson St
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

50 ons as Labor is rcpugnan,, degrading and
ill.rcoa;,cd. Man will no, undergo % unless ne is
forced 10 do So To fierce him to 1t, ConstIalUt
must Of necessity be employed. But two systems
OF Cons,rain, have been devised by the Political
and Scientific Leaders 0 the world, and on them
have been based the two systems OF Industry winch
have been cS,nbliShctl- Slave system and the
system of Hired Labor. The one makes use Of
the whip the stnulant TO toll the other OF want
| and starvation. The gr,a. works Of Antiquity
It's Temples, Aqueducts. &c. were built BY Masses
that labored from the fear of corporeal punish
ments. while the great works and llxures of the
| modern Age are produced By furnished Operatives.
who labor from wan, and necessity Both the
Slave system and the .yS,em Of Hired Labor are 4
| disgrace to the Genius Of Man, and must De re-
placed by a new. Organization oi Industry.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

j., The Nn.nct.-'Ihc subscriber proposes 10 pub
sh apeodca With the above ,tc, devoted 10 'nvcst
cation of Human Physiology. Phrrnoogy PhSsi"@noiiiS
!ahopspny and Astronomical and Hunau Magnetism
Having made these suhiccI>rnattcr> OF serious and patent
vestgaonior tiu, a>l. and considering the 'crta
ng attention which has lately been .vcn 10 them bE iit
learned. both in This country and IN Europe II i ''ecNcI
hat such periodical called Tor, and that II VIII lii. WIN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
T Fl + T r. | b IN Z !.

Hsxr,s 1lfncutSTs' MAcAziHE. Vol. Vino 5. March,
lai2. Freeman Hunt IL, tuitoa->t
The strong paIc, Of tn. number Is Frce radc
nirly Rcciprocated:= :=or Coua,etsaiIing Protection
,o=oQr Home in,ere>t.:, by c. {. Hayen. in be-
half of tho IIome League II able and in
=s,ractiyc Trough somewhat too tlord=and discur-
vc Tor an answ to the prrcs'. and :,lousible ar
garacu, Of Mr. Conay Raguet Is q gencral vicu.
ol the subject, however, i, is comprehensive and
convincing. we shall cr.lnayor to make room for
tho gist OF !, directly
The N,saxne IN, also original papers On Med.
icg1,nlean Commerce with India The Equation
III payments. Merchant. and Mercantile Law,
Tobacco Trade. Measurement o Ships, Rus
san Law OF Copartnclv. Morals of rade, hy
Rev. IN. BELLOWS: Laws Iteiaiiyc TO Debtor
and Creditor aud Sketches Of Distinguished
acknowledgement Busscy. The Statistical
drparinlen, contain, lucid summary oi#tlle Z. ;.
Census for 1870. &c.&c
fns wosks OF >ir walrrn Scorr. Mi>ccIancou; Pros.
and pccii II. Et,i>ed Edition Nos VI VII. VIII
t1uls> o ; / t;ririfaher.j
ruEas's F,nSofti, i,GvolprloN Nos. NNHNIii TO XLI
lhc,rznnnha,s have Jus, been mt US by Islucl
Post, aa fowels.. We lave rcpcotedly spoken in
wau0l.lad iust cen,mcnda,ion Of the series 10
ullicllst.ey ,cverally tclong.
,rnl CONFESSIONS of IiAEEy LoRRgQuER. Complete il
oar vontne. THIRD american Edition. Pp ic2 ayol
Carey Hart.
Harry Lorreqnrr is tic work by which Dr.
Iuycr tho author Of eCharlss O Mallcy, frs, be.
came widely popuar. 1t ~#fnlI OF fun, humor
aud da,liny adventure Israel Post, SO Bowery
os'AncTrncs for Marcilconl;rins 4 now. Chapter
Of Putlcr Hopkins, rw, lhc International
Copyright Law, and seycra we'll written and
pleasant articles ariou, subjects, both in prose
and verse We haze no room to say more.
LrrrEL's MusEuM iar March contains a
great variety Of most ezcclcnr reading from the
be-, Magazines OF Europe and america for ;lp
current month For=sale by George L. Curry
NGe.l57 Broadway.
7THE rsorLf's LIBRARY; Or, Magazine of
Choice aud Entertaining Literature Just published
by Israel Post, contains 81 pages Of Harry Lor-
requer in continuation 1t will be completed in
The number. =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
CORNELL. BROTHERS,

convinccdtlathi> plan OF operations is decidedly
lhebest ,onpar thorough knowledge o! Book-keepin.
both Theoretically and practically.
[ Cl.l,l.l. and ACCOlMinMl.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

Nv ANTED-.l Situalion by a Coacf-
Wv man who understands hs business. Apply at 40
IIs.icr-si. Best OF references. nus 81
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

7IltT IUUillfltS.
Ontoicr ol i, work will be TO excite and encourage
rtotiuqury. aud 10 assist IN such INVESTIGATIONS as may
tend 10 settle, h, follow ms among other >nila: questions
That the magnetic forces not only "T'adc all natter
pttu every livn. being a> peculiar magnetic nature
=, Tla, these ;uc,~ are tire OF mooisand seiisa
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

bymeans similar 10 the plan usually adopted III
teaching the arthne,c. and have no doubt TINS VIII pc
fonnd very "ro,tlmpr"Ne'ueIt
The are Corrohorat, III thc report ol Il Sle
C!al committee the Nmeric;, institute appointed 10 eX
anne rs merits. lScc .lournall
II Instruction i aiven 10y the Author. As usual, at hs
Rooms lG5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05

Thc,r#nnnbels have Just been s.nr.us byIslucl
Post, 33 FowerE. We lave repeoteellg spoken il.
warm uad iusr cenlncnda,ion Of tie series 10
v-EIcllt.,v ,cverally belong.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-05
NO. 1s3.
REAL ESTATE

- To LET-Two fine Lofts 10 let cheap
-..I n store 80 "aierN Inquire the occupant
A FEED AND FLOUR Store.-t'or
- Aa ar, old established stand in Tie Bowerv Ar.
E.Is a1 M 315 Bowery. rla 6i.Z
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
lection in NEw-HAMrSHiRg today
British Policy-Cor.on.

To ths Editor Of The Tribune.
Ii appears by the statistical ubIc in vosr paper
of last Thursday lha, while the British Government,
levies duty Of from 100 to 900 per cent. upon
most of our agricultural products. the article of
Cotton is subjected TO an iposl of onlv per cent,
WHY is tis9 need scarcely say i, is because
that product is Indispensable 10 the British manu-
facturer and cannot yet be furnished by tn. Colo.
nies of Gr.at Britain Blu, lei the cultivation Of
Cotton in East India advance for the next ten
years in the same ratio that it has done for the
las, two and | would ask the American Cotton
grower Hoac long the duty on our staple ,ciA be
suffered 10 stand al NINE per cent Let our
Southern riands b,, turn their eyes TO the hand
writing the wall. aud they will be startled from
eirtancied security. They will NOT then require
TO be told of the absolute necessity of sustaining
aAd building up markc, at home. MERcAToR.
g' The Senate OF Pennsylvania has resolved 10
adjourn on the 22d ins tanr
llr The Legislature Of Ono was 10 adlourr
YESTERDAY
g7 Rev H. w BELLOWS delivers tie closing
Lecture before the Mercantile Library Association
81 Clinton Hail ntis sye~ins Sec Gard
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

[G There are now in this eity many hundreds
Of industrious young women out of work. suffering
all the privations of extreme poverty. Those so
situated are informed that the facterics in Massa-
chuSctts haze plenty of employment at fair wages,
for those who choose to engage. We beg the
Editors of the city papers will repnbHsl this art
Gle and obi :ge a friend 10 the Industrious.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

LorrEKtEs.-The Supreme Court OF Maryland
has decided that it is unlawful 10 sell lottery
tickets, or draw any lottery in that state, grant
ed for public purposes There are few lotteries
granted for private purposes which are not reached
When these grants shall have been exhausted, the
lotteries will cease in Maryland American.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

e 4 violent storm occurred in the Mississippi
House Of Representatives on the 18TH. 1t arose.
:to.I, a motion 10 censure the Wing Mambers Tor
refusing to vote on The rcpudiating resolutions
Much valuable wind was wasted, and daggers
were talked of. though none were used.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

% The Toronto papers announce the death in
tha, ciry OF Joseph Cawthra, Esq. al the advanced
age Of SO wears. The deceased had been long
known, aS one OF ne wealthiest inhabitants of Up
per Canada. H. waS a man Of sterling principles.
honorable in all his dealings, and who never
oppressed the poor.T The funeral was one Of the
largest ever witnessed in Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

q RupH WALDO EMERSON viii lecture on
The Iraascsndentahst at the Society Library
Wednesday Tomorrow evening Those who
desire 10 know what Transcenden,alism afiirnls
will do we'll IL attend.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

IA fire AT Richmond. Va, the ,it:n de-
stroyed the stables OF Messrs. Irby. with fonrfeen
horses and a COW. An adjoining building wa-
i,11rn..G
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

NarAL.-Thc {. S. ship Falmouth, Commander
McIu,osh. sailed from Norfolk on Wednesday.
u cruise. The [. 5. ship John Adams lie. of
Boston, ready for scn. and viii sail the first fair
wind Tor Rio Iansiro. The L. 5. trigata Colnl-
bia sailed from Boston on Friday, to cruise along
the#coast The steamer Missouri, says the Army
and Navy Chronicle, has been ordered round TO
Norfolk, US soon as her equipments shall have been
completed. Iron he. arrival, she and her sister.
steuner the Mississippi. willmake trial otther
.rced and other qualities in the Chesapeake Bay.
1t Is not improbable that they may come as aras
Annapolis. 10 allow members Of Congres, op-
portunity to examine these modern engines o.,
naval warfare.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

u For our Letter detailing Satnrday
Editors Mail YESTERDAY morning. sec Last T age.
p For Litersry Notices and BIOGRAPHY u ( D'''' .
First Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

Ir Those who desire have this paper len al ncr rsi.
denceS will pleas leave their al t. PuDucatlon vi
see Nts3 anfs;-eet BY doing 50 they wall be served
regularly and a, early hour Advertisements u iIrs
their insertion N the next mornings paper, oush' - y
landed in as early as g ocloch p ".
In PiirLApgLpaA, The Tribune may De sbalaeo a; T M
Agency Office No 28 Chesnutsreet or from any :" '>
Nrws.B IN ,hat city
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

IT, 'Fhirsrru1n Vsnrd.-HENRi CLAIM.
the undersigned. citizens OF the sGfirci ward IN tas}
ne election Ia the next Presidency ot TIM great Sae
mani and patflol The Hon Henry lay OF hsnucSy,wE
ha, 50 ,obly defended tie Rsni> ~ hN tonailN lofa0a
g', ,lrrs;,rf,>. ron. the noSl important o Winch S
m +, ,f,ii q. retire clIscrtutsN recommend that
Pulic Meeting heii the iIppeeanos loti2t, NJ
,lrliT.,tyt, ON rgiurS,jav evening the lail ln> Al
,c requesting all e tIisu!> OF the Hon. Henry Clay
il War, IN. tlynr nl ,nrr0 CLAY Club Ia be prt,eRl s
tae aUIw> ot i3ttirrrng h- ..l2N' le''' l 20 i'''S
.,-l,l;it. !,li>l.>> A. ,r,y b oIcawrti rcreH'irN
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

AMERICAN MusEuM.-Yan-Zoo created great >-.>ation
last night The hole the s,A.ntid entertainments are
repeated this evening. See advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

u 10 EdiiOr~.--.l yoHn@ man who has bad cxpef'.
onsr u-e, TO obtain ,i,uoiloc as an assSaG Editor
Terms fgoGarate and references uncxceptonar ltnT
addressed W 81 aa ,eft iit o!tcc viii meet am
prOa.3t attention t2 MS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

X \ Committee ot tra iaq,i:sd.i5on tin
city o Baltimore, Went IN procession 70 the senair
OF MARYLAND sitting at AlH.apo-,-io urge III.
9a>sil: OF the. banit, resumption biLI.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
ntnIjam Window Siim,'es.

OLN@kH W WoODFp:D,tS Cat!larinc-,.=mvites TIE al
eniGf O families about furnishing their houses iS Spring,
toa .p0ndd ,ot nl Italian Window S:aies unsurpassed BY
any .tcr before brought 10 tins country. f!:y ne
paintings o. artist who ,s devoted M icio ms poir''
son ' embrace every variety o Landscape aud >criefy
Pta, piece oi furniture appears 10 better ahFanage
1rino,a inviting Than handsome pair "Gilw >had4,
painted .gys initiate nature. Th" invoice coua!n,
ail1n ia1Iscape Gotic irci,. llooniIgt Scenes Scroll
BORDERS, iign"tfe Ceat-r Ic. Sc.
n l.. Country Merchant, buying 10 sell again nw!i hnd u
"a h"Ir advantage call and invoice to aoat
os. parj tcy ".ii be- Od low for cash. hbaut3H paI
al tie low price 0 81 80 per pair. ~ 2}it!
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

PArER Mill BurSr.-The extensive Paper
Mill at Fall Greek, Ithaca. was DESTROYED by FIRE
on Wednesday morning last, with large proper
ton -i.its contents consisting of paper stock. &c
The loss is estimated at absut sl8.0 .0o0-in>ured
for Sc, 100 About $4,000 worth of stock and ma
chincry only saved. The mill was owned by
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

l. Tie Anniversary Meeting oi The Ncw-HOra
lyimS-iu al Iun VIII be held at the asylum N Va
rio->;ire !ur-dy 10Th in, at IL o'cock-o altai
which The friends OF The Institution are respectfully nsti
M ST Mr&W
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

AcclpxSrs.-lcstcrday. as a young girl named
Bridget Ward was stepping from an omnibus in
front of the Astor House, she struck by the
horses attached to another, knocked down, and
run over, She was carried ,othc Hospital, where
upon examination. was found that She had re-
ccive,l a compound fracture of Of her legs
which viii probably render it necessary 10 ampn-
tate the limb. The girl appears to be IS or 10
wears of age. and resides in Eitteenth--treet near
Tenth Avenue.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Shipley. ladz.rc-
siding at No 90 Lndlow-street, was >cyetsl: hiir'
as she was stepping from railroad car al the
Garner of Bowety and Broome-St. Her injuries
appear to be Internal.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

IT second Aanri-Ci4AA# GLuB.-Pur,udnt 10 a
public call the friend, HENRY CLAN metat the Sec
ond Ward Hotel, and after appointing REvo c. iANrE
Chairman, and Henry iarrs and Abn Rutau, crrarit-
proceeded 10 form a Clay Cub.
The meeting eloquenly addressed by WtLLIsM FL
MnSDs. ESD and alter the persons presen; n0 signed tl,
parchment roll il WAS oumotion
Reoired. That when the Club adjourn. adjourn 'omeet
at the call OF the Chairman.
REvo c. liiNCE, Chairman.
=IlE:RY HARRIS, S.,,.z
ABHAN RuT,E ''tG' 't.tt'-s.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

IL Fifth ss'ari-.lENRY CLNY.-Ti- Douocra,-
r Wing Electors OF lI- Fiji! Ward in tayor ot Forming
Clay Club tor tie purpose of ir''rn" the Esrtion
Great Patriot and Statesman West rre,iIrnc
are respectfully rcqnes, ri 10 attend public meeting inc
Marion House. No. l65 Chapel street, WEDNESDAY,
EVENING, 9Th iil,tan', 4 O'clock.
Robert .one>, Thomas l.. Iiarn,>, G5.. H. >trang=
VIM. Adams II. VI. SouIe, Edgar i.ea,1rr
John Harlow A. Plieli,>,Z Richard Ten Eyes.
Alex. II. Sctu!E Daniel Lee. Ilcnfy Fen Evc.
Svvanns :. Mdrt VIM r. Lc' F. &. Whi:truiure,
O!cott Rilne>, Cha>. j. Hn'rcll H. T. Bowman,
Wii H. Williams, Warren Chapman, David RuHlcc.
Cha-. J. Shepard j. VI. Rose. JOHN Fort.
Henry J. IIort. C. Einendorf i. j. Hardness
N;ItI. K. Long, John Benson. Wni Gender
Mark Fu"Ier r. ". Thorilc. Ir. D:Irel {, ,qrfif.r.
Lewis karrn. 4. Tho Russell
ZenUS HYDE, SninI G. ". Carr. me p
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

~ GcntIcnem'. EEni~-Sprme SV'.-BiRD cor
ucr nj Pine and Nas,au-street> will Introduce the Spna
pattern o Gentemen', Hats THIS DAY. lie >ollcIp
examination Of the same, confident they VIII comaianl cor
tuue patronage, well on account Of ir in-ness oihrf
fabric, n, Tie elegaac,. and durability of teIr finish
BiRD, corner OF Nassauand Pmr.s,ree,s, NY
j. D. BIRD, lG5 Che,uus Philadelphia
Iiarri, nj 1Wt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

II photographic Hikcnerses, by inpra,ei
Daguerr-1tYpe process by NJ u. VAH LoAN rorn"r Of
Cfa1ni;..r..s,. ani Broadway. t2l fl8 Im
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

The Girard College Fund at present coa-
si-ts of 533 shares of United States Bank Stock
worth uothing; ::72e.2oo of CRY Five Percent
Stock :636,050 i3. Pennsylvania Five Per Cent
Stock At par. The whole value Of the fund ac-
cording to present prices in specie. Is ?3;36,o7 o.
The actual expenditure up 10 t.lan. 1879, wa>
sl.286 .G97 30. 1t will require nearly amiIlion
10 complete the establishment
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

IT Escy. T.. y. 9<iriI will prencl this lrne"lay
evening m the Allen Presbyterian Church, near Grad
stree; M Eal.DaSt 7 O'Clock. ms II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
E,rc,niur, Razor s1rops.-Fi

u Premium, Razor s1rOp~.-Firs PrerniGa
yy5 awarded by The American insti,ate att LATE well
fac! preceding rar. - Geo Sanndrfs 1853 Broaisay
;b b~>i Razor SropS. The Metallic Tablet invented
by c. Saunder, p:oduc"s tllin smooth edge ra1or
with inorf certainty ,lan i; can BE- done hone tenth
part ct IN: inns "itou The Of oil Any pec
.on can tes by buy1. dull and having putin
orer on on OF tiem tbs article h1 been established iof
ti last = years, and cericat- By The m gen.
tIerlen ~ tn. country. rl3 II ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIKE.-The Hope Mills. Nos. 2G77
and 260 Elizabethslrcct. owned By Mr.. Asa Wor-
rhington and used for burning and grinding coffee
spices &c by steam was DESTROYED by fire about
l o'clock on Sunday morning. Loss between 10
and Sl5,Ooo-fully insured. The building adjon-
ing, occupied by.ohn Prye, was also somewhat
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

II lcnry &- Co.., Fashion, Spring lsl!
for Gen,lcm,', Hats, will be introduced Saturday, Marc
9TH (2) Nos. :. ~ ) ASTOIs MOUSE. ml:p
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
Vhe last new Sonnet.

II Home Le1gac.--Tf.e Committee OF Seventeen,
ami also thai OF Seven added Al The at meeting League
areh-r.bv notified tina: the last raeeing Committee
adjorrei 20 Meet the Hail OF th- American Institute
on Tuesday evening cti O'clock general al
t-ndanc- Is requested iluS II E. CURTIS, Secy
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
2. @. GARDINER.

u VYantcd-A Partner with cash capital OF sp
IN well established wholesale house Pearl SHIRT
The opportunity presented ia very desirable onr, . a
apply unless they have tte requisite an"In.
capital To in.,-si, ard give undOubird reier,1@
high r4specibiy OF character. address o. "; W.; %
- Park post ofiice " -"
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

0CT One Of the first fruits of the repeal of The
Registry IS the turning out of the inspectors of
Elections by the People, and the appoaatment of
different sci by the Common Council prompted
from Tammsny Hall. Here's Democracy for you !.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

- " arr NOuiBaD!t9 COMMITTEE
Charter Oice--.
Onnot.dH return. Cninni,f-0r 0r fllr4a :y9, 3f.,ins sI
N report Resolutions. submitted To fi n.Ij ,tr
approval james I. VI. Bl-akv. v t. nup and James
VI Murphy we're appointed said Ca:Gmliee.
ne COMMITTEE Resolutions r,.roried The Following
"nch 'per: unanimously approved IN. The meeting.
heSotEt, hal our present CIy Government, their
cr.-isrt taxation and enormous expenditures t.,t !l
ryh9 Us TO financial rHi ant! that loudly cI.
tor = prevent The oco-F Foco dOctr!H~ Repatriation hen@
carried mo Effect N ti1t great City Ne,,i Grk
itsuosrsd, lIat We rl II bs tiutg 70 cndefyor
ID place . affair, ot TIC Corporation linne ana tired
Iti!at ". believe u wrong, riia !!rTnT sf1nl
furnish lead receiye contracts; and III eii+r
TO elect such lncn viii honestly and faithfully conduct
thr affair, q! ti. City Government.
Re11!Ssd, hat ~. Hereby extend spnuaiLe, ami
promise our support 70 the prescribed Wiicbmen Was
them 10 rally III the coming contest the men " bo
have caused Their poucli prescription 81 tar a. IN tarI
over ive 'hi:ngs per nigh, and place lenlanong ti a,
Q: victor. -
Resoised. L4sis. that look ory,ard 10 t.,,4r ;n,
'vh-n z Cy Government hall h redeemed ami IT,. I,,
era! government puFs1t, lr The Nan oftie Peop Iar,
OF NE "t-t placed WHERE lie peoss Iie1uf h, sIoJd .
placed years ,!nc to PRESIDE the >fIn. f lre
happy People 40
- Rete[ssa, That the f.Pc5ive COMMITTEES have lover 10
~ Re,aa.ea, ] That The proceedings be Published signed b,
ResotSed, That wead;orrl!.
f. G.. STACY, cllarrn;,n.
" ";rALIEH RoBEar GLovEh
:" ~ ULLER JAMES II. kiP.=
Eoc.s .r.xs.-.,.#,z. ice charnr..
+. fi's.f B. kfsss.s s1.sss-SY {.>~crgtaries
Il Courier an! An-ricansplea,- copy
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

IL 20 tho pub!ic.-rhe subscriber having coG'.
pl"tt hiHi put IN Operation t newly invented Cotton dDh
!ai trt-, i!' 10 sci dspo>" oi Pre- Tor aGy par o.
ti'f t' iat, Dr 10 n-goate e ,aic Of The Patent
fIsl tf any so0 OF Tie country ca.t Of TIC aleg!F
mountains y Press may be IN. operation daily BE-
: and 5 street, ON ;l, Pres, The power Of four men yl
pres alc 0t cotton 10 the DENSITY OF ~ ib 10 the cuof
'St, ~ p'c 10 IG n.!uuic>taeTeby superiBg The nect
-ity o. comprising ieaue great and sHpste }.
the place oi Shipment The power o. ,ufhflsfa
i0 pressing bay 10 the density 0i - lbs the cb.c i6ot
u same tos The pres s=ver. simple 10 ,s constructor.
not ih2it 10 get out o repar and Occupies space o aoS
three ny .yep feet hr hOcr. perfectly poraac az
Hir 'old At les. au one-our part OF the cos, o; sp
other pres OF equal power Inquire Of suI~4
Der NJ te Office o Prents, No y Wall street b@t"tfA
the hours o. II and ocock, 4. w Harvey al ls R1
chine sh@p. Ol Rivug0n and Lewists Letters PR
PAID viii meet JInneiat= attention
rtxI ~ Ir,,-r Ia.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-08

u AlMoS Fl READ CLoco) is pretty certainly
elected to ,oCongrcss from the suS,uehanna District
Pa, in place of Hon. Davis Dimock, deceased
tie has ever 300 majority in Susquchanna County
orlo J. Hamln who was nominated by a part Of
the Loco Convention declined, leaving the contest
between MIR. Il. aud Col. kingsburv. Wing