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New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

FIRE AT ST. LOUISA most destructive fire
occurred on the morning OF the 9th ult. ii, ST
Louis, 1t commenced in the boarding-iiouse o.
Nh. James Hamilion it DESTROYED this, together
with ten buildings occupied groceries, dry goods
and druggist stores and several dwelling houses Of
no great value No estimate of the tota! loss has
been made, but it must be quite heavy. The St
Louis New Era awards the highest praise to the
fremen and attributes much OF their efficiency q
the temperance reformation which has substituted
hot coffee instead of ardent spirits for such ecca
sons.
FlSE.-A ire was discovered at about hall past
clock yesterday afternoon, in closet at the
head of the first lieht al stairs in the second story
OF the large six-story building Of Mr.. Morse, No
I42 Nassau-strees, in a room lately occupied by
Mr. Cowd.ey, Counsel OF the Corporation, bu, re-
Gently unoccuped. From the early discovery OF
the fire, and the ec,iye exerons used, the fire was
soon extinsui,hed after burning Up the papers
and woodwork OF the closet, but could not pro
coed further readily owing the interposins walls
and ,hicky mortared ceiling. 1t is supposed TO
have been the work of design, as no FIRE had been
used in the apartment for some time.
10 About j o'clock another alarm OF Are
called the hremen 10 No.5 South street, where the
name Of candle, inadvertently left in the cellar,
came IN contact with some cotton baggng. which,
when discovered had no, cccasioaed any danl.ge
he isni'ion was speedily extinguished.
FIRE AND Loss OF LiFg-A house of il-:arae
was destroyed by ere, in Conway, on Sunday night
the 18th ult. 1t was occupied by a family OF
Murphys. and one OF the inmates, Sally Murphy.
about so years of age, was consumed in the flames
The house WIS so frequently the scene OF drunk
enness and debauchery, that it was reasonably
supposed that it took FIRE while the inmates were
deranged and stupid with rum.
Northampton Mass. Ga Z.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

u We are INHABITED to Hon. JAMEs w WILLIAMS for
hid. for Public Documents. Also 10 Hon. w W.Rw1S OF
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

10 nc loMoraJie the LegisIotu.. Of the State Of Nen
York in Senate and assembly eoncened:
The Memorial of tho undersigned hunlbly showsili--
That your Memorialsts reside, carry business in
that part of the City Of New-forE west of broadway
that and business for many years, have rapidly
increased and are still Increasing that section Of said
Civ that experiences your Memoraists able TO
state tho facilities and advantages OF the Tow Banks
situated there important for their convenience aud
prosperity THAI in the entire west half o! sad CITY only
.hrce Banks located two OF which are materially con-
nected it'll the business theroofon of these Is the
NORTH RIVER BASK, which Incorporated in 81, the
Charter of which will expire next Jaly that me nA-
draoal of that Rank from tho City would be hardship
apon It's numerous dealers aud proceeding not war.
rautsd by Justice The other old Banks OF City as
their Charters sbou, expiring, have been renewed
for long terms.
Your Memorais,s feel confidence that such renew ais
proper and that such oftke remaining Incorporated
Banks about expire Will in spirit Of equal jus
lice, be favored with extension; especially vixen, a, III
tho present case such Banks sound condition. and
managed houorabiy aud for general benefit.
Your MemorialistS accordingly request your honorable
bodies to authorize the SAID NaKrH RIVER BANK TO
tinue the business of banking, upon such aud
ditions as may be deemed proper and necessary.
ana your reeners, in duty bound. will ever pray
&C Nep- York. Dec. lS4l
o. MIR. J. ORv,LLE TAYLOR recently returned
10 this city from three months tour Of Lec,u;ins
in Pennsy lvsnia IN behalf OF Universal Education
During this time he delivered io ty-,hree Lectures
in nine principal Counties (sx of them in Bcrks.
TO audiences as large as their Churche, would hold
and conversed frSclv with the Governor officers.
and hundreds of citizens, nearly all of whom en-
tered heartily into all his views. He informs Us
that there general misrepresentation with regard
10 the sentiment OF the Dutch population espe-
cially-,hat they nearly all arden,ly desire Fduca
non, and are willing 10 pay for it; they only want
TO know how to ob,an it 10 the best advantage.
Many OF his practicsl suggestions were instantly
acceded to by those he came in contact with, and
Others are embodied and warmly pressed in the
Governors Messags. The grea, wants at present
are competent Teachers and an eficen, system Of
Inspection both of Teachers and Schools, which
are now extremely deficient
Mr. Taylor departs this morning TO Easton on
smother tour through the Eastern ana North-Ea.t-
err Counties. During his former tour. the crzess
evinced their interest by taking less than 900
copies of his admirable School Almsnsc
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

Nhas il there thu, add, more I" Itr per,o&A! hpPs.
arcy and comfort ct inarA,ud than good 'csi OF his
In youti, indsprn- suio with good iook X 'ed iatn
il, certainly n.c.s.arv Tor cemio:, aud sureJa
proper 70 supply the loss OF any OF Na,u''' s';i' :
,o', fr ,n., ,Y,r substituts WIZ No Wearr;
wig impairs the hcalJ, breeds humorg md produt'
numrrIess evils all Of whch can be svoiiei ny The 81
of O8ritge's Balm of Celunt's, Which '"''y resIO'5
the hair whe,her II lost by s'cAntss OF ~ age
- ''''' IHostoH Paper
The ,,ue Balm i. to be IN, cGl, n tcis city, 80
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
MAssAcHusEr7s-The Legislature OF 'n'
State convened a, Boston Monday, ana eaoI
House ,.,s ,-o,rn,lv organized by the ohoice OF

MAssAcHUSETTs.-Ihe Legislature VI 'u
State convened a, Boston on Monday, ana eaon
House was promptly organized BY the CHOICE u
Wing Oticers-as fellows: Ia
c-e-p,<sd.ut j. Quincy, j. of bostoa,t '. ID
SENATE s'ls''J Mill, Loco s. ., seat,ssns'
C,<,k Cass. Calhoun. (.f.) y pasKs:.1
e. r. kinnicu;t Of Worc'str, CIV. ]lee
HousE-Speak" - J. russell Of W. Caubr'ge Il l3i
Scattering {all Wing ......... 10
Cysyk.Lu,her g Gushing, (Whs) -.-l9i
John A. POLES, Loco ..---..lss
Gov Davis attended and administered the oaths
20 the Members. The number OF Representatives
has been greatly reduced since last year by judi
cious change in the Constitution. Joint Com
mittee was appointed TO count the votes for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant, and the Legislature ad-
iourned 10 hear an excellent Election Sermon By
Rev G. S. GaSSET7 of Boston.
On Thursday, the House proceeded to choose
two Chaplains, when the vote stood for Rev.h
C. Wa,erston (Orthodox) ll3, Rev. E. H. Cha
pin, (Universali.p II Rev. Robert Cushman 10,
Scattering 10. There being no choice, MI Rus
sell moved tina, the hghest on The vote be Chap
iaias. which was agreed 10.
Dir. Stevens, Sergeant-st- Arms, was reelected.
MlssIsslPpI-We have at length the official re-
turns nearly complete OF the late Election in Mis-.
r.ou, -, ,bsr, com.
~, - ~ .ar,;;,d -.sn,, The follow.
ing are the aggregates:
For Goreruor-'Ti lghrnan NJ. Tucker, Loco 1852
r.aa;,or. . ON
Majority iof SWIMMING ''e 7'a'e W
For C0n9ress-~ Jacob Thompson, tLocol... l901
Wliliom NJ. 0"la' ',,-i.:-.,=l 800 -,
Aoa,i' L. ott,s ai''a"' ', ''i5] 80
!" IMAM" ~ iias'es.
Average anti'Pay IAoJ'r''y. a'oo
>sc'Y Of state evils G Galloway, W hig 1929
oodwaro' III ~ w i'iia s''''7o 'oo''' Noo'l
Treost-- Groves Loco ;Cartist W h'g l'2'7
iud-- Saunders L eco l9, 797 Stewart Wing l56Os
.4uuG--FrecmaniL oco) ,242; Hughes w ID Ego
,rn,c1.1 OFFICERS CHOSEN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

NORTH RIVER BlSK.-This we'll known and
worthy insti,ation makes a last application to the
Legislature at the present Session for renewal of
the Charter which it has never abused, and under
which it has faithfully and usefally subseryed he
business Interests of our City. Since the objection
of Monopoly has been entirely removed bythe pas
sage of the General Banking Law, and since the
two systems must co-exist at least until the Char.
tiers of the Safety Fund Banas expire, what obiec
ton can there be to renewing those of old and
wellmanaged Banks for terms expiring before
those of the latest chartered Banks The North
River Bank has long borne mp manfuy against
heavy losses, and has finally vanquished them
Shall IL now be struck down attic very moment
when its means of usefulness are fully restored and
u prospect Of fair dividends to its stockholders,
after years of needful forhearancc, has returned
The Legislature must determine and refusal 10
recharter this Bank will be in effect to orde.. ali
the Safety Fund institutions TO the block, for none
can present stronger claims for q contlnu. .nce Of
their charters, VIII not ',he powers tLe'c be de-
liberhe long aud carefully before destr owing this
Bank
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

70 a Lecture ou CAPITAL PUNISHMENT vii
be delivered in the Tabernacle this evening
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

10 a few day. since the railroad brought from
Goshen u, one time to markets thirteen ton
of poultry.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

Gr Gen. GAINES, it seems, not only Quilted his
command without leave, but was guilty Of insubor-
daation in addressing his communications to the
Sc cretary of War instead of the Commanding &c.
ne,n whom he does not recognize. He has not
been arrested, however, but will probably receive
permanent leave of absence from his command
which will be devolyed on the officer next in rank.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

" We are indebted to the Messs. HARSpESs for tn:
receipt Of Albany and Boston papers yesterday IN ad
vance OF the Mail.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

II For Repor, Of Prof. woossy's Lecture on
Plato and Patonisrn. Dr.=Cla1k on Poisonous Meats
Disposition Of U. S Nav The Veto Power, and Ind
ana Legislation, see First Page
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

u For the Speech of Hon. VIM w Irwin 0. q ~,
Congress in defence Of Protecting DUTIES see 1a',
Page
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

In Cambria County 73 votes were cast for Mr..
Ross. Russeli's plurality over PhiIsen is, there.
fore, II; his majority over both candidates. four
rotes. Phaadelphia Ledger.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

20 Mr. SNAcKHAxER of our City has intro
daced an excellent proposition into the Assembly
TO abolish the useless aud absurd Constitutional re-
qnirement TINT our Governor and Senators must be
jreeholiers. We hope he will see the proprie,y
of going farther than this and abolishing all suaf-
cations of age, property, residence, &c for all pub
lie officers majority of the legal votes is al the
qualification that should be exuctcd in u republic
1t is absurd to say that the People ought to choose
their public servants yet must not choose clcrs,,-
men, men Of no property, or those who under
twenty-five years Of age, or who haze not been Ii"e
years in the State, orthc like If they don't know
whom elect why trust them to do it, even with
yokes on
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

DJ' On the 4,t, the Cour. for the Correction Of
Errors ad ourned TO the third Tuesday in january.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
TIE WEEKLY TRlBUN e
January r..

/. poErRy-Ths Goblo, of Life To the Rive
Chares-A Sporting Clergyman
n DOrTOR I.ARDNERrS Fourth Lecture.
III. DOCTOR LARDNER'S Fifth Lecture
~. EDITORIALS-Remcmb the Poor IIo:izoan
Duty--'rha selection ofa Proslcent-Standa
the cause of Humanity, Con the Blekrupt L"
The cause OF Home Industry and Recprda
Commemorate yiyanis, Maryland, Rios
Leland, Illinois, &c &c:
Y. WASHINGTON corr ESPONDENCE So
Misunderstanding of Congo ess-FronS SIS
caI Corresp ondent.
VI. MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR.
VII REPORT OF Hon. SILhS N, STlLWEll
made to the Legislature OF the State CT Ne'
York, N the year Iei2 On the subisetcf CAR
lrAI. PUNISHMENT. This is r,hIIshet AZ.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

AMEEicAs McsEuH.-The children belonging to tn,
Prince Il Orphan Asylum invited are to II D.
the Eight. of January day takes place
eacng al three O'Clock The Indian Warriors aac
Sqaa~s also Yankee Jenkns, the Abino Lady and l.,
Petite Celeste appear.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

RowERY AMfHlrREATRE.-T~ettys splendid AID ove
arena ans acts of here TO- Eight besides
Ianshsbie s'sspiece This Company 10 point of num-
sers and ialent is uReqasled
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

More BlDDLE INpIcTMENTs.-Ans,ia Montgo-
merry appeared before the Recorder of PEadel-
phia on Thursday, and made oath charging Messrs.
Biddle, .Jaudon, Dunlap, Cowperthwate and An
drews with conspiracy to defraud the stocIihold-
ers of the Z. S. Bank Of Pennsylvania. Process
was awarded and served, and the first three per-
sous appeared and entered into recognizanees in
$4,000 each for their appearance for trial on
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

J Hon. GEO Po1sDExTER authorises the Ex.
press 10 state that the statements contained in
recent pamphlet put forth by Jesse Hoyt, Esq,
e> collector of this Port are far they regard
himself, his motives, and his official conduct as
aember of the Investigating Committee, entirely
mfounded. Very good: Now let Us have the
C ommit,ees Report.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

u, When The question Of referring the subject
of Protective Discriminating. Duties came up in
The L. s. Senate in 1927, Mr. Hayuc of S. c..
moved rs reference to the Committee on Finance
instead OF that of Manufactures. This motion
was advocated by the mover and Mr.. Tazewell of
Va but opposed By Gen. HARAlsoH, Mr.. Fan
B1ren and Mr.. Woodbury., and defeated. WE'D
has changed
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

Ramous;rance egainst the leePeai VI tae
Bankrupt Law hangs in Office for signatures.
C;tizans Of the United States who believe that
when the law has taken all mans property 1t
ought 70 give him liberty to earn bread for his fam
ily are earnes,l. requested to sign and circulate
these Resnonstfances. Bear in mind that bASK-
RUPT Law AEoLlsHEs so DEBTS, (theugh the
contrary has often been unlruly asserted } it sim
pig declares that when the creditors have received
the last farthihg Of Debtors property, the legal
remedy aguin,t him Is exhausted, and he Elust be
left 10 pay waen he and will. a debt is a
debt until paid; bu, the legal penalty of inability
10 pay rnay be altered, modified, or done away at
the pleasure OF the community The assumption
That bankrupt Law taking effect on pas, debts is
with equal force to all laws
abollsihng or limiting Imprisonment for Debt, or
etherwi7e modifying legal remedies. Friends of
the unfortunate be not argued gu, Of your human
ity, butfy to the rescue Of One Hundred Thousand
OF your fellow citizens, WHO, ust as their prison
doors are opening before them, and they have
caught glimpse of the free air and sunshine, are
threatened with 4 renewal of their bondage for
ever Their renewed incarceration will do no good
to their creditors nor TO any one, while vii!
der this great body of American citizens useless
and oyless for life. Stand forth, now, Philanthro-
plsts and say that their prison doors shall not be
closed upon them
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

RELIEF ASSOCIATION Poog.-Thi. Assoc iat.ou
will open Bethel Hall, No. Isl Bo-ery, GU each dsy
He1t week after Monday, fura:sh the poor with
food, co,hiss &c far meas .iaIl allow and the
benevolent, snail aid. From , TO T. NJ soup me.. &c
vii! be delivered the poor who pay. sold
cheaa. AMI three tables will be set, where eul d;nrer-
nsy be had for e. 2 Is ,ch Ais. sod for sale
at low rates. Tie ladies' he viii AID in th. good work
Invited to attend on Monday Wednesday and Frid..
ard gentlemen or TucFday Thursdsy and Sau.dar-
Editors ministers. and all who hsve or my all in for
nish::s any thing es.sbes, clothing u;eUss aye in
vited plain dinner either day Betnel Hsu, Isl
Bowery. third building North OF Delaney sts-e,
EJ,or1 Of the daily AID weekly papers are inyit Is
insert lhs above for the benefit OF the poor
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

NJ. SUTTON & KiiNOI F. in ,!aslur thu Sc son hf.
.; ~, ,,g, l. ~. lao.
c"hciaaeh ~ o"e' 'o' H' '''"ns : " y ~ ~ -.
stock Of Dry Goods nj prices that III warrant lA@
immediate sale; Our assortment coHplele, sni Iacls
sin, mn, r.ent stock we pledge ourselves to give gfaN
D ., ,.., g., ,,e, Lo ,,.ouad m ,iy, nc :, .,aiI
''''>' ''' ~ n SPRING STREET
N. HOar goods 're all sound 4na no deception PsH
hc"d- e. "'o
1-r Mercantile sjbrnry sssoCin,ion.--ry
REGULAR Nouiontnt Comm ttcr o: The Mercantile bsq
Associations prascn the following an0idaGes the COS.
ing Election for the various O.fcc ofho hesitation.
President
WILLIAM CUTTER. rti Bark Of Commences.
Wee Pre,idcnt.
HORATIO n. OTIS, With Silhs Bfo"n A.co
n,.o,J,rn cary.t,,v
,3.Ac " raj ~ wu6 Cbn,I.s NJ Leu,
Treasurer
StN,IfrI x SarTFRIEr@ viii K.,eL.n pogs.,.
" parno,,
u;r"c,"r.
sirv,yt,s NyjJrp i.'yirh rs,;t.,. /, po,,,o
80 -
itENi.i W L,.lis r.s, WIN ). ~. hlotFs ~ bofa
LOU j.. ~ Ei.N sifh james ftL'h y 70
,if;i'h -, 80 DoEH. VITA ~ r-ao" y h"'iP'
~ 80; ~ -: > ur e. ~h r i''"''' & 80.
y. liI,',n NJ ~ ~ 81 T., ri,i "eniss r. "
''i"'i't-'o 81 II Ia IL 't I1,l.s =, r."''
. ~ MI 1' -, -, ~" :. 'H' w.
'".h . "NAiiAH' &. '.'stal y. ~ '"@'' "
~ ,scr,,on;,., sn.lIIutr .sc.u.e-N
Monday Eygnay. Jan 10 al the Ne.y-Yorl SoceyL
Dr"'y'oY Ii"i'1' H. E' c" e"FetaE's ~"
heucihe ~ : o cis ck'
Lick an't u laay a'1 sen'en, - cent, 80
h4d al '"I mn, COT P' .'asssh ana %
"a" ~ ~. ., ro,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

" Gourans Pondrc- Sunt!cs. for nedisat'ag sGf''
,uou, human h. snd Is. WiHrr street, ono dor
! from broadway; al \ y X ID. sands 2'' brohi""i >
4 and leo Fulton street mud II East Broadway aud e
pro,J.. 81 urr bottle.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

VIII. Reviews and Literary Notice, 70, j., Wc,S.
~ items Of DEMONSTRATIONS from Other papers g.
A,..
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

rsov CARrHsGxSN, Rasi&g of Tie Sex
,Is.-A le,,cr received By merchant Of TIL, cts
dated s.. Thomas, December 22i, says, II
steamer has ius; arrived from Janaca, and brn,
information that the port OF Cnr;hagcra is no I0Ose
bockadeI. journal OF Conme;es
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTloS.--Ihe ot'cla
returns of the Special Election recently held in th
Counties of Bedford, Somerset and Cambrin for
Member of Congress- are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

SENATE Caucus -The Loco-F oro Senator'S met
in Caucus on Monday evening, and made the fol-
lowing nominations:
For Clerk-Isaac R. Elwood, of Monroe.
For Sergeant-at- Arms has. Niven OF Orange.
For Doorseepcr-Joel Gillett, OF Otseso.
For Assistant Doorkeepar-Megtin Miller, OF
Rensselaer,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

.Sseea. -Samuel w Works New Sharon, ".
John, a colored man. New Londop, Gem.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

TT backgammon koards q supt''of qaaAt :,
with men aad boxe. complete, at very 70" y ,. :,
Csapmau's. Meg.c Strop Mandatory, l,2 W s.''p
near John st. Also, Raz3rs IN plain hs1d!ss ~a'''s
AZ 81 each. ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

II lectures to tic rs lends Of Fan1tl'e~.-'
series sf Gisco-res sutec:e specially 'niefrs,ss
Heads Of Families hcing delivered. on Saturday L' n
ines III the Barnard presbvterian Church,shef' - y
Snyh
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

Subscription pree By the year - 20 copies u
c,ut, GREELEY * NcELRATH,
30 Am ,lrefL
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
Reconciliation Rebuked in Pennsylvania.
co,,s.rondsnce OF ;hsN Y Trbu.e.

HARRISBURG, Thursday, Jan. 8
The proceedings Of the Philadelphia Repudia-
ton Meeting held last week were this morning
laid before the House BY the Speaker, and were
referred to Select Committee, with uaan!mons
instruction TO repor, resolutions adverse TO their
doctriAe. The keystone stsrds firm amid the
hood OF Radicslism. The Governors Message IS
reading / send you coPy-have no time for c,Hl-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

TUESDAY, Jan. I, i-12
Is SENATE, the two Senators elected from this
District proceeded To draw lots for terms, when
rvARIAs drew the four wears and Mr. Fe.Sx
LIN the two years unexpired term Q: Mr.. Temp
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

The second Lecture Of the C0u'-s vii be- del rs'eu n
aveairg At o'c1ck. by Res" ErssIne haz2H,
%. Subject" Maternal Ir.lueHce-" j
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
la the Republic Of New. G;eaada, Col BE-;

In the Republic Of New-Gieaads, Col. Bari,
obtained complete victory Ooando sae o.; -
S0uthera tnct!oa,s,s who va, az the head o; T9Ss
men. 4 large number OF prisoners acr. takes
among Them, Gen. Borrcro and Co! Ca;cedo.
There arr sorc other notices OF lCcal sr;,.
,cres,irs character, which want .: s1Sce CON-
Us 10 omit y .. Bee. 18th
DISTRESSING slslrwRzcx.-Ths tollovis, !,
from Zip from, TIE Telegraph Office. da,ea
Baru, Nc.,J Jan :, 1912
Loss a 1i.s Schooner Il -o1d.-ThcscSeA ,a,,
Capt. Tenant. .! thi, pert, from Eagar,owa
erdeavorins 20 make The mouth os the Keaaet4,
on SATURDAY evening last, TIE wind 5;owing fresh,
The time. struck en- tie +" Whale. Back n.,.
Pond Island, whence she d.tlad upon Safer. /,
land. and went 10 piece. Cap L.~as st,,.st
DOWN bv the read OF the nanrast ard VS.. a.
seen afterwards. The crew all Perishcd exec
,wo. The vessel was in ballast. No insurance
LAST Of crer lost-Capt. Siaeon 7. Leraoa
and boy. cook: Levi B. Geeen, mate, OF Gariiae,
Me; Archibald Mckinney, seaman OF New LIZ,
don, Coma; Mr.. - Burgess, seaman, o: Waef
Vile, Me.
.Ssrea. Samuel w Works, New Sharon, Ne.
Iob, F, colore,l man New London, Conn
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08
= .ucchnnic., ln.tilmtr E.ectu

JAMES GRAHAM. Secretary. J4T, ThG3G
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

Tie true Baln. i. To be h,l ca>. n 'ts city, Ill
Ma, lama
New-York tribune., 1842-01-08

~ bill has passed second reading in the
Tennessee Senate, prohibiting achite persons gam
bling with negro slaves-who,her to guard the
morals of the negroes OF to preserve tina gentle.
manly character Of gambling, we Ionotunderstand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-04

The slavery Question.

r.. t,,.,o,., -. North and tic south never
-..--,...,-, -.,. even in rs. Than ~ this time.
.,l F., ,,....., ~ tiat .piri- II crmrr,ur'-e. and
t.t ',....l .t. t...-.r.r. of
Owe "a fl-.. d, g.i,a
M. ,.vol question af
a-' i'ff !. ---... =. ..a-.,r,.
','. : ~ -. h., .i.- -o
~ "a. ,,,-.,. -a.,. ~ 5.-
anon '.'' -.',.f .... -. ~ Ill.,.
H"pAau'n al 'i'
tenainirs i'Nl ....t .t. .-....,
lie whole .-Du. j. y. r-'. I,,
90 A'n'r.'ha .,.,l ,., l.--
.".',' A,''' -...
--' =. -
30, ''''' 'l.' -i' '.-'
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ID, Nla i'" To ''','. '''
t.'' on i'.'l' 'l ''' ''i'' ''',' '-i
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sCEDELECTBlcALF FLESH GLOVES >ifAf>
rI,rc- healthy .Iae ri ~ system Dr. i-. ao.'
r.,k ofi.sr1g isr sn s.ei ih~ or 50 ~ a. -if G. Is
are liable o. do.
Tbr great value 0 ts- Hol-eHar fs..ssr1r t-li-
rsut- scent wher anr' r fo f- tluaa hlr nnw loo
known 10 every one vic la. M f- .e.-. Alteration .l PIE
importance oil healthy action Of IL sAl.s Er-fe ''r
comment
F.r ale by 4 r SANDS CO. Is R-8-tsay. corner
OF Chambsrs-,tre-t t;~arifs Rufh0iuE - 90
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a ESs eTHE STEAMER STATEN
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= - fNEW-YORk to EASTON,
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....-- f7lr OILS Two Dollars.
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h ,o 81 -ahrthpo-i. chen Ia iahe IN car 81 the r
Tlar -ri ~aHrrsi- EtliIad to >nmerylr, leaving oiy
i. t 4t ga-rias III. 1. e.. than hf NeNB mpsw - }
me- 81 te most plca-snt and expe uous route - Est
o trr.s apply t. =. d. Hofe. IS CourtiaHd street or
Odd fn-rA = 49, ih, .ne leaves klsou al to SANE M,
.siiel .e,.l Neu-Bru.swics aud arrive. 10 Nc"-York
l.4 haur. caller.
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Printing OF e,erv yar.ei,. from ihe largest Poet
BIN. - tic Geais. trr1s-s ARD Cards, "a o. promi i
AND hlud.ouey executed Do the lowest LIVING prre. r.
JAMES X. ~ AIN, ~ BIrfv, rrrHt- o' fr.fnw q.
street, Al : WalL. Himself. f- car a-' 'a .n' #
BOD ID cheaper thsn those who trr r-.r labor Hl-.i-,
men o- tic ,I.c oi he G tJ are e,farts .if H
-f.r 90 q cal.
j. p. : v.I undertake. tie printing o.. a r'ii. -r. fir
prompt pas NtI secured n. = owes. 90 'i.- ''
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-krO LET-A handsome Dwelling.