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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
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TrE D,aocRATic AND THE Bo.Tos QsARrERLY
KEyiEw.--On recurrence 10 the paragraph in the
Boston Morning Post in relation to the announce
meat of discou,inuancs Of Mr. Brown.on'. Bos-
ton Quarterly and its merger in the Democratic
Review, 10 which Friday alluded, We per-
c"ivc that we inadvertently put the contradiction
Of that announcement in a much more positive
and decided form than was intended. 1t simply
denies 4" tho comyleAop' Of such an arrangement,
and states that " for ought that is now ee,t0in'
he hitter WORK may go on separately fof many
wears 20 cone The italics those Of the Dos
to. Pos, Itself We understand from tie Editor
of ,hc Democratic Review, that lie this con-
frodistion with the greatest srprlsc--tiO arrange
,aenr, as between Mr. Brownscn and him.clf, hav-
ing been understood on his part rs entirely com
plee and settled comparatively irihing point
of business detail, relating TO the department of
the publishers on both sides was left to be du,tc1
hc;woes them, the publishers which, however, lie
had stated sheGd be satisfactorily arranged, md
from which no difficulty conld have arisen, it be-
ing IN the option Of the publisher Of the Demo
cratic Review a, any moment 10 close the whole
sfair by simply accepting n proposition which had
been made from Inc other side. We believe there
need be no doubt Of the arrangement going into
effect, notvlh.tonding this misunderstanding on
the one side or the other to the extent and cf.
feet Of that which had already taken place. We
feel bound to make thi, explanation, our pnr%
graph Of yesterday would seem to involve
reflection ON the propricty Of public announce
rncnt thus nsde onthc one side and couradictod on
the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

- Tie Commencement Of Amherst College
vii be held on Thursda5. the 28ih Of July. The
Grafton before The Liscrsry Societies viii be pro-
noanced b. c. E.vEs. E-q Of this city. Tie Al
dress before tie Society Of Inquiry viii be delivered
hy Rev. L. y. KIRK of Boston Wednesday ese-
ming. Address. before The Alumni viii h- deiiv-
cred By Plof. SHsTARD Of Bangor and Pre.idea,
UUHPHgET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

UsFoRruN.rr ArTAIE.--We arr Informed. t11;
or Monday morning last. NJ Republican Gr'c, 30
Halifax COUNTY Mr.. Betsy Watt. wife Of Mr..
Vincent Watt. Vi ihat county, was found lead IN
her bed, by the SIDE ct her husband. AiCr She
he'd been buried. suspicion by some means became
excited that she had been murdered ny her hus-
band. AMI she vas d.sin,crrcl ior the purpose ct
examining in.o ne mat,cy. The Iury Of Inquest,
Ne learn decided t.at although the neck OF the
deceased was broken. the husband Vas not esilfy
81 the act--it ha'ius been proved ts2i she got up
in he course of ,he night. sud fell, and twas sup
posed probable that she then sustained the injury
Of which .hc died lLyachburg Nirsinian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

~ Messrs. DAYTON 4 NEWMAN No IVY
Broadwny. have in Press and will shortly publish
" Emma. or the Los, Found" story of deep in
,crast founded on fact iuclcating the high p'inc'
plc Of reliance on God. The moral alone, apart
fr.,, the Interest of the story should recommend
!, ard we trust it will nee, general acceptance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
NEw-Ynns. MONDAY MOHAI.G, July 4, asis.

,irel, secondary To ihai of ProJuciion. aud that
what the Corniry requires is great Increase Of
the Product. Of Industry, and 10, iuterriHabr
controversies about the mete representatives Of
those Product. and whether ,i,t representative
.hall b. Specie or PAPER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

CoWHESCEMEsr.-A the lutc Commencement
. Hampden Sidney College, Va, tie degree OF A.
T.. va conferred 10 cgu..c on ten youn. eens!e-
men. The Adires. before the Society Of Alumni
was delivered BY Thsma. ". Isbeil E'c. Of Cum
bcriand Coupty. and the Address before tie Lite
rury Societies was delivered by the Rev John y.
Maift Chaplain Of The House o.; RePres eaiatiyc;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

iY Fourfh Of JuIy.-i u ,cogr's uI"n liniErT
80 DfweCsAsY vii ~ v~rC ~ DAY heinrr Tie To-
prs A,saciarro~ Al their Hall All Broadway The II g
cou-@ vii conme1ce At II 4. NJ precisely. The LacIss
re.rc. tf.lIY .nvLi.l u attent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

ANo1HIR Assis,ISArIoS We learn from the
c,cr, of the steamboat Trident, which arrived IN
por, Yesterday from + ou Smith. (Arkansa,,) that
ia an airay which took phase at Webbcr's Falls,
between Capt. Jonas Biscow and n ha!f-brrcd In
dim named thompson. Capt Is. wa' so severely
wounded by "A stab with a bowie-kniie thai he died
.oon after. Capt Bise!ow kept a store whore
the difficulty originated, and while be was in the
act of getting over the counter the wound was in
hctcd he drew pistol, however, and shot
Thompson, and would undoubtedly have killed
hun with the butt oi the pistol ii other Indians
had not intcricrcd. Within eighteen months a
brother Of Capt. Il. lost his life there IN the same
way Thompson. at the lssr accounts, was get
ting we'll. We also learn that Col. Mason, com
mandinc at Fort Gibson. hac ordered all rncm-
poyed white men (including many gamblers and
other gentlemen OF cisure.) TO leave the country
forthwith, under severe penalties. n. q. Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

TRo,ELELHoSG LAWYERS. The immense
number OF attorneys who have lcfi their snug com
fry lomss for 4 prcclrio1s Subsistence In New
YorS has increased tho number of practising law
yers in this city so much, that many OF them are
s,arying-many of them have had - abandon the
profession and SOM, Z ia .sl. live on loans, re-
dccuable 10 1898 and 1896 without interest
Certain it i. there are over 1000 lawyers in tins
CITY. and not bushes, enough to maintain dcccnty
800. How the roe, live j. curious ard interest
ing .ublcct u inluLly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
4 : SOCIA TIO\ y;

II TIE efforp # fsii coiHHsr d'iize, rom ;Aat T
TIE Tribsne ddref. i,fisrs, Po',p1d, to 4 BKIsBtsh
RsiiSraoe - Loonard-iireet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

A vIsir.-We understand that the members OF
the Daniel d. Tompkins Fire Company No s. OF
Albany. will visit ,hi. city ON Monday next, the
An of July. They will land e, the foot OF Robin
son-s,reet, from the steamboat Washington whici
has been chartered for the excursion, and Will be
received by Washington Fire Company No ~ OF
this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
Prcminm Pens.-A Silver

! Medal awarded J. Hayden to- hi> " very supe
ror Pens hy the American Institute is last Far The
Government have gwen them the Preference and hr best
accountants and many on tie public institutions VIII use no
ohc- Pens They have Justly Obtained the slightest rspLe
ion and surpassed fequacsby ANY m The county
The i,de Supplied al the Manufacturers prices by the
J. < T. HAY DEN. ) Pat-siTert
Agents ao tor Slimius School and Counting house inh
S,rdS niy9 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

~ SONGS FROM OMALLxy. is the title of II
capital collection of spirited songs froR, that
amusing novcl-published in Philadelphia and for
sal. BIZ King & Co. o05 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

pD. Appleton & Co. have published Wis
it,,ion Charge delivered at ST. Mary'S Church,
Oxford. MAY 81, 1912, BY RI Rev. Richard Ba-
GOT. d. D.. Bishop of the Diocese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

DsowSsp.-Mr. Edward Baker OF p.Nou';'
Mass, a seaman on board the schooner A""
rarler, fell oyerboard yesterday ana was oro""."'
EGOyts were made to assist him Dy a.'''"'"e ~
&C. IN, h., seemed to lose his self-possession as
,,.n =, he struck the water, and, apparently MADE
90 ,,o,, 70 .,v. himself, He was worthy young
MAJ, md we understand he has brother VINO Is
p,a,,er Of a shin belonging to Boston. Saw Yep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

PRorrr PAyMENr-Mr. ). SHERWOOD recent
ly an cxccllcn, Clay man, oihcated as Nice'rresl'
dent Of the Great Tyler Meeting on Tuesday eve
ming. A day or two afterwards he rc'elvedihe al',
poin,n,nt Of Letter carrier from the Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

In, LANES COMPANION: July, 1912. King Co. EOS
Broadway.
This number of the Companion contains two hno
Tnerayins.. The Birds, and view from Rug
rles's House Newburgh, with plate Of the
Fashions. and variety of interesting tales and
other literary matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

UEsArL Posr, S8 Bowery, has just published
M 20 of Lord BAcoS's Works. Eigh, numbers
more completes this most worthy publication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

NJ The ENcYcLorTDIA AMERICANA. Ne. -
h,S Jus, bcsn published by George l.. Curry, 10
Broadway. 1t commences the fifth volume OF ihi
rrcni work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
NEWC NSTLE COAL-Now discharg-

' iu. from brig Janet. iud ai>o fem tbs barQue your
Ba'her,. Nng foot ol Franklin 81 y H. Of superior quail
20. s4ahs families aud for manufacturers tor sals ~
qrlruue, 10 suit purchasers, at moderate prio,s by
WARD BROWNE.
irt ni Washington, cornef Laighlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

0PG. l.. CsRRY, l55 Brosdwoy, has just pub
Rshed No. : of the Teathcrstocking Tales OF J.
FrxlAoRs CooPER. 1t commences The Path
fin Ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

JoHS BlRp--This man, whose n!ai Tor 'n'
murder OF his wife occupied tho time OF 'he
Court the most OF last week, has been 0onN'''Vu
by the jury of murder in the second d'siee. -
.,nil,y n, all we know no, the pallatory defence,
apl,.. !, was the good fortune of having been
Ir,ok a, the time We are sorry to say 1t, but
We INNS, think. as the killing was proved, tna''
hal h, 5one il when sober, no jury could have
cd him. And az it is, he has been rnuca III
,l.,,cd 10 hi. counsel. Pittsburs Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

Lock JAw.-The Long lslasd Democrat says :;
. son Of Mr. Sampson Townsend of Newtown,
l. l., came To his death on the morning OF tho
I'D inst. by the lockaw. 1t appears that the boy
ON Friday studied his toe against u stone, occa-
.ioniug slight sruisc To which his parents applied
some healing saisc; it healed up, and no morr
ro,ics wa. taken of it until the boy planned OF
n sore throat which terminated in the lock Jaw
Hi, suffering. were hort, but ysry severe. lie
died about o'clock on Friday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

Mss HAMBIiN.-Wc learn from the Mobile
Chronicle that Niss Hambhn. charged with the
murder of Mr.. Ewing Of the Theatre IN March
last gave herself up the authorities on the 2ls.
and was examined that evening before Judge
Bragg The result was, she was committed Tor
trial AT the next term of the Circuit Court, but adj
mittcd 10 bail in the SUR of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

u Two men named Eldridse G. Record and
Cyru, Record have bceR arrested and committed
10 iail a, Lowell, Mass on charge of passing coun'
telfeit MONEY!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
WHOLE NO. 3SJ.
INSURANCE.

NINA Fire Insurance Company OF ~.
IL F-usr- NJ 3 Nal-sL-Insure sgans; nss r
damage by Gre dwelling houses sfo7> Cu-N fsr1 tar
ves AM her -o-, n port and Pm. cry gsn-ray, On
a favorable Terms any 0ihrr orc.
DIRECTORS.
Chtrl~S Town, e. y Mosihuu, John r. sag,
John Ats. t,r-rgr p1neroy. y. y. CiaYioL
Ffefs P.iir. ?. LOUIS Fonlse, Gen Col.ate,
RusS,1 >ichinS. J. " Valentine. l,aac l. Pili;.
Chester Carl. wm. " hurwrvhf. Y VI. Blackwell.
!. y. HOLMAN, w. \ r. Pen;f, q. ". Cot
: ". >.iur, l. Msr,s. Jos jsmes0n,
X Frr. j. L. Na..l Joshua Jones,
\ " H-.r'sn In0 Van Rn.Ssrck. = ~ wood.
Thcop's Anthony, Daniel l. IrsT, VII ~ ~ Ia0r1.
CHARLES TOWN President
Hg~RY iCrr. SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

70 We copied paragraph from Buffalo pa
pcr no, long since, advcriing to some supposed
mystery in the death Of young woman, at that
place in 1910, and an insurance on her life effect
ed in London By her father. Mr. Edwin Thorn
as, Of Albany, has published card, giving the
whole truth of the story. The young lady actu-
ally died of consumption the insurance was Ell
fected byhersef and not by her father the amount
wa, FIVE hundred pounds, no, two thousand and
il was promptly paid by the insurance company.
Thus i, appears that there was no mystery, and
Scandal ha, busted herself to no purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
NTUTTAL INSIRAVCE.-On Dwell

VI NJ ll1o.c, a1' Furniture only. profits rrtur'ed 10
TIE Assured. the UUt >bUOLDERS' NJ ItAL IN
StRNNCE COMPANY, Ofice q W al -, nr '-r-rri.rg
tr insurance ot Drsug Houses -na Furi-ufe nom that
stores 1qi Me- 11uI--.
l. e known iat lnos; M the l's>e> Incurred In The
bushes, o insurance tie result o The burning o. yalua
BE stores aat costly goods
t.. expense Of Insurance to the household
cr AMI i1av rns, bly, deprive him o the very security for
whFs be- Tass ms premium 80
ter o-vr ..u.n.e ant losses srcprr>an,et hy s-rp ant
,susd he assured Ia P-Oporon 10 ss amount OF uef
Insurance.
Th. Company prepared TO insure against ioS' or dam
arf br IRE. Dwelling Ilou>-s, occupied "a whole or IA pat
rs such Household Furniture and I'll Household Properly
tuaay kep, ~ dwelling houses. tycTy person lnsur-
ing v il. Company entitled % one Noie Tor each nun
drcd dollars Insured.
DIRECTORS:
GuifaaC Ncrplarck X NRnsertson, stephen Camhrcerg,
E.r Henry Ludlow Samuel Martin, FREDERICK Deirysei,
" llam H. HARRISON, Fsk Schucharii. Daniel seymour.
4 r. RODGERS. Pre-, tent
n,vfc-Gu u &. TAYLOR. Sc,rrtary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
uANlNG prc,cntcd 10 tho PubIic dc

claims Of my first premium Cologne lor ~ long now
TAX. the liberty of LAYING seOre them another article OF
equal WORTH VIZ. "Th" virginia Shyy,ng CrraT" This
vegetable composition safely ny uncqaard by any
of.ros to the American public l0rte pleasure affords
shaving. IL not only fragrant producing rch AID last.
ing lahcr, but pOsess Qulite, ~ ~ highly DOhng and
healing nature, raise I Tar above any rival As
those WHO have td Cologne have und u a. d. all that
,ai. ~ they nhO vs. III, Cram viii acknowledge that
tie half Of Us virtues have rot here been Told.
s2sif > LANDMARK 20 Chatiasl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

4 GooI Furubnre.-S TANNING Invites hi attention
~ IL friend, aud the pubic to No. ~ CAiHt.RlNE'
STREET tire srcDrd floor, where De iound an e1-
ieusye assortment of splendid Cabinet Fumtsrc Of the
newest ald most approved patterns, 3n@ which he vii sell
during Tie prescott and the montJulyat prices Tar
below What ~ok Of the quality can be ousht Tor at
auction.
Tie advantages Lers offered must be evident 10 all The
purchaser. can make their selection and have The Fur
nufe delye-ed good order any part oi the city or
lrooklyt. fr.. Of ci arvr jr,2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

EMOVED from 81 TO 90 Chambers
ireet-D~ntisiry.-wm. Thorn, Den,.,i 'olleis u
srn.n those who Artificial Tssi9, and those We
nav require thsm, 70 hs metnd o. spppnny Us
an liz " thu erh Knowing that thers dtagreea-
hi taste n the moath. those who IN uge IN aeids rese
ny from The acid the gold plate, IN all { ses st a
Of H. he ns~rs teeth IRON one 10 compete se'' "i-'N
y. NJ one particle OF metal OF aay descrpi
jsz7 In u 81 t nn' 1.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
fi,HE SeIf-lnstructor and Journal OF nc

I t'niyersa Iyceum. 10y JOSIAH Iohrook, Is published
mouihly at the Exchange Lvceum. so Broadway, At 70
cents year, pad In advance. liberal discount VIII be
made agent, vho buy hy the quantity Agents OF penny
papers viii lind profitable work. For sale at Anlorps
news roin,. lc. Rlwpry. jcl u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
10 p,t.nt Reneaiing Rifles. Gar.
/. NY GENTLEMAN intending to build

NY GENTLEMAN intending TO oui !,
= - The chinuie. and enquire Why the mortar = washed
80 r.,uy. then examine the mortar uhder the coPl1s
- -. and cellar sna n ne should n9l al sel
-, then have Inserted uI, specification Ihom7>m
i,e bat If be- would have The mortar remain hrh a.
rC .pa 1T ind an weather, ~ b. arch1'ci 1ser, - u
-, - rh.r rot wash ont NJ any hrcs or dphr Nots
- ,sv .,ualinu bowevsr exposed. fnce ~ nrr ~ oi
- =, 49, conner cf Troy All Hesi-.tS lJe2lrJ LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

NEEKCHANTS' FIRE Insurance Gem
VI rary-Capial Illf Million of Dollar-ohce No.
3 ws.t-Tts Company corii1uc, {, insure &c ast i''
or q. maze hv Ec dwelling hnusrs, " lrcsouses a O,brr
boiling, SHIPS u port irsrcisn 4r sHd l'lsrh0i iurn
trr a desr rtoa ot PERSONAL property, on terms
IS favorable a. any similar in>utnii-n ~ tbs city.
DIRECTORS.
lon, Lawrence Henry h Bngrri Th,mo, Bloolsocd,
,r,t,rv 4 Ro...re Iohs 4, S,rvcn, Noes Taylor.
Rnrt Chc,. hrll.h, Oliver CorNn, Flsncis II Ni1oL
John 1 LaNrruec. Thomas Lawrence. Chs les si@ciy'
r.,.. Ho,d Ir Cbarle. y. Talbot. William " Fox,
Jars. &, Stacey. George Barclay, Aslph Ston-i
Jacob r. Giraud. Joseph Hudson DAVID VI. FraU,
Andrew Foster, Jr Ephpm ilolhrcok Moses H. @rnnsil,
Oliver n. Gordon.
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President.
. n Nrtrvs S.rt,f.ry lclf 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
ATTENTION.-Pe

w AFFLICTED Nth Hernia OF Rupture are in,0rmieH
v " ,.-, NAV lie cha ine, from Iirs. Shut - Green
go aoe ar, door above Jefferson Market, which hsa' 10
s0srI y GOD and perform. radcalcure Those 'ficfi
= IN b. referred to Individuals whs have been cufe ~ ~
plvlug a. above. Jr<f hD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

- ehi-i Re- ~ C1s-i r'ap. Brcirn aai Nni ,r,s-
Tn uaics gucd = authorized take Orders for this eelt
DRAFTED Col tr very lowest either BY the carss
delivered from TIC hsrres Ire Of carriage IN Any part
81 n = city Brloklyn.
An GRAY Ash >chuykir. 1eiich ant LsckaNans Coal
4. =. An-~tan Btuslous Coat. Tor tins grs-. equal 20
heu liyefpoo Be> ~ ad Cosi. of blgkNntis Use, at
Tire very lowest prcr JOSEPH i. SIMPSON.
e. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
DOLLAR HATS! Three Dol

lar Ha,,-Jug huis.cl, the most spl.n ar',e e'ci
oier-d 10 the puhc Elegant short nap NolcsAn lis a.
M. ow price OF - Also article n = D. qua m 10
rabitv and iustre those commonly -old al - VI. lhe
finest quality Dab Ci,sirngre. = -
BROWN, Practical Halter,
-, In. i4s Canal.treel door above -ul.'yal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
VNHE HOWARD INSURANCE. COM

Hs~EY LoTr, Secretary.
a. I'm NlanAED 2. nuNN. snrvsv0r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
BATHS. a, Fulton Ferry.-The Brook

- lyn SAT- "tt-r y" arm sai Coli Sab, open
20 ne ss-soc Gcruvneu ard iadss have warm salt
"'fT b''is al az in's irogg A. VI. until 10 ". La
es whi ave To- cNr-,Ne OF lie fgrnrg Bath
fur.aayS srt Friday, uH r n I.sniiruicn viii be ad-
ca- ursnT, z>stt 'urU ~ Ea,t ar North Kver,.
running q asl.e' pet hcry. The Ra,hs have h-~a
enlarged ard ulth f we'd thIs srssoc and rqua Nv COO.
yta.ent 'or N-~-NofS ssd srccAyn. Tie proEr, TOR
promises that cvrJ ~ Dol 5e aoue to rrusr The e,sh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
I. - To 81 50.-Peach Orchard Coal

The subscribe. ohrr> ios sale the int qualify Pee IA
orchard Coal broken, egg and i4rg" uutstrs AT the abov"
reduced prices d,lvccs Tree OF ,sdaSc direct from he
hsts TIE Col vii be- well broken aud screened IL iss
time of j. nmgni. ALFRED ASiIFlEID,
&j Grand street, cOrusr eft Ridge.
sri South street. corner 81 Montgomery.
Order, lrl above y} lanl tgeet, or Though
IT," Post OF :. promptly al fnd,ti 10. c2t IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

ono spl D.. r, rlus oi situation Teacher ~ school
mr. -i,air ftni Isl. line addressed 90 -, Post ohe',
viii De- Immediately attended to. ie.8 Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04
DNrENT Improved Portahs Shower
DOLLEU GERMAN SlLNER.---JAs

HI o. NOFFf1r, ~ Prsc~ STREET, ucsr Wooster,
A,gi particularly C- h. 7ttcat-n NJ Hardware Deslcr>
Nsauftusrs -np-r.,r atc.e at Grrssn SlNer,
= hrh he 0iar, STls fo'rs8- art NJ thick
ac>>cs s.i eqa. Any either Fore gr 0r Do
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