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New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
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EssREsYTzAS AND NEW fEAKs
49, Pr ESENTS . uaGe;s for IN : Lgcies :
yg. I'ns,e g nu.s splendid bloom 81 zCanieas az
,nJo trtea and Harlem. Bouquets made up IL tae
,o.r tasteful manner --21 NJ moderate prcesA supply
nj cres Garden ssd Just received from Loacou bFo'
Rf See.4 Cag,s. Gold Fi>l, Plants and Du'ost',iasseA
of aea a- a.auiifr patterns Flower Pois and vases
ys7y ocgaeutaI 10. windows and hoTer gardens QUIZ
.a;sFr ccnssryatores ana gardens, forming tae most
hesutl lJ! fie4iguS IN u draucs-
,zrs thar kfl!iy received ard promptly sttenceo 10
ny m, propreIor. NIBLO il DUNLAP 40
ESsDSs RAMP OIL. The senarsl con-
lsIut Of Inc a. .ll:y Of Lamp O for iamy use mas
subscriber open snd offer 10 me hecaancai
an, rspo, cf sf Dacon 33T Brcsdu.y for the SAFE OF
rtirls Of Sperm Oh! prepared by az improved
ana uader MS personal superintendent, VICE
Snorr,r and br;ii.ccv OF light Kill be iouud 10 eet tae
and -ierit the patronage Of every person using X.
-s ~, = be eer o! vsrnus qualities and prices a. the
o;ee Shcre o;ier will be promptly executed ehs! i''
family Use or the rTace Inc most fessonSos telt.s
ror Br-caiyll VII be recslTeG al me 5-
ytt,1 - = Rridrs .; EDWARD DOYLE.
~ # Agen: for the ralon OIL Refinery.
~ r.Eo EOeLsCAP PAPER. loco
| IL rs..as aIMsS'S Ruled Cap for sale By
IT II PERSSG BROOKS, oil Liberty 81
clEEEs.N BELAs-R-ugh ard polished Sleigh
% I3ss assorted fro. 00J No. 10. Also fancy and
| ror,r,o3 straps Tor sale by
| u2dl II !" VI n. Ft'rf1 - 'onotr-- --
EECfsRs AP?LEEO By Mrs. SARAH
! L. HARPER, Ks vesey-st1 ~ao mas many years e1ps
| risuce II the 5usinsss, Ja
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q HARs1AgNa: EsAKGA1Ns!--F For

~ ssAsks1AgNa! EsAKGA1NS!--Fo For
sale or exchange 40 tracts Of handsome Land,
'-" tanning IS each, soil Of superior quality
suercd with fine streams and covered with fine timber
.,ci as ~hi,c oak, hickory beach, walnut maple and
sycamore. The soil adapted wheat rye. corn oats.
eottou, tobacco and Irish potatoes The aboyo
lands will be sold reduced prices, aud on terms to
.uit or they will be exchanged for almost any kind
.aeschandize yor maps diagrams and particulars, apply
10 SMITH & WIfITMORF. lG John 81 up stairs. III x
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.
rAMFS c. MOFFETT, l2l Praco-si.cet near Wooster
j would particularly cali the attention OF Hardware Dsai
er. .uI III, article OF Ternan si
YER which he offers for sale Wholesale ant res' OF
and warrant: il equal 10 any eithor Foreign or Do
mestc for cnlor and .cftnest. "z2-p
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

ASA fs0ssH7S Ts H.ET-A and bed -rao,s
lE with closets, pantrics c suitable for smaiif any
Also large room. extraordinarily we'll lighted, suisa
lie FOR work shop. Inquire the premises Of
40 If JOHN LOCK f. in roar of 81 Ann st
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

Proposals The White oas to be received sntil '*
December 70 he deiiv.rsdon or before the Isl Mateh
n,v, For the Yellow Pine and Knees until the l5h
I,,,v To he delivered on or before the prl 1ext
aIa,,hc Navy Nar, Brooklyn, y. y, sasest to It's m
aud price per cubic foot deliver
e, Any cher information iroa, the Constructor AZ
,so Yard ROBERT G. WETMORE, Navy Agent.
Navy A-enr, Gfice, s5Wstsr street
December Sl!, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

dMA WANVE I'D to exchange Tor hrst-rate Farm
ai for lots in this city, four Houses and Lots
IN fee located in this city The buildings brick aud
built in best manner aud all and we'll let Tho
above property will be exchanged for hrst-rate Farm,
With good buildings the and TO be within ID or
miles this city, will be exchanged for good va
cant lots well located the vest side Of tho city, The
above aad Lots all the wcst sido and in
good streets "A note addressed D. B. r. at ths Office
.atiug place of interview viii receive attention ds3 aw'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

Ass. FAssM EOR SALE, or Exchange for City
e15a Property-A Farm in aueens County, l.. l., con
tanning between so and 90 Of first rate Land
in u high state of cultivation The Dwelling and OUT
houses are all snh Ia first rate order With never
failing well Of go,:| water, apple orchard &c. The dis
lance is nine nle from NcwYork. The above property
will be sold or exchanged for city property and posses
sion given Immediately. Address L. d. S. at this ofsee
sT:ytewH
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

SvA TO LET--2 fine lofts to let cheap iu stoie lSO
#T.",H Water-street. Inquire otthc occupant
.
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tn % T RIB U N r..
The Paper Manufacture.

Alta large and respectable Convention Of Manu-
fac,urers of Paper, ard others Interested in the
paper business, convened according TO previous
notice, at the Hall of the A,nerican Institute in
the city of New-York, Dec 90, l94l.
HENRY HUDSON, esq Of Hartford Conn.
VT. appointed President Of the Convention and
F. P. TLEsTos, Of Boston.
D ELLIOT. of New Il orl,
J. ID. WALSH, Of N@wburgh aud
A. B. MupGH, of RaItim re,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

srE1sit'h: ~ . & t. = or other securities will he Ia
~ ken III exchange fora House and Garden, proper
ty tic Of SO 00n neai Norkse, The property
Is uTincu1ihesAd and all assessments paid, 4ppy TO ::
y Stil7al: the lni5,d Satcs Narsias oiHee Park,
rom .o'si 8
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pssECE ONs3 GENIE.
g..oHz Nc. AsUAsY

and the consequent suspension et manufactures
will necessarily increase the pecuniary enlbarras--
men's of the country, by the expectation OF specie
nasmuch the production OF our own soil and
industry will not be admitted, upon reciprocal
terms, into foreign ports in exchange for scii i'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

nS, S LT as aad rIe sss so" G'i'ss Bss
S-r"z' Rooms in Genteel Modsru Built house--wah
Good Bolrd, Two Single Gentlemen, be also
rrodaed The family, worry amAlI and private. Apply IL
FORSYTH Street. dI I'm
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Price - aud 80 cents per box.
Dc pcterss p:iaCipa oicr i59 BroadeGy, Of
Grand snc NJ 20 North Sixth Street, Ph,!aia phia.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

srE,ED LsCAP PASE Is. 1t
IL rs.u,s aIMGS'S Ruled Cap. for sale By
- PEgSSE & BROOKS. 81 Liberty 81
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

a. 3il,. ( a. 50
STi;sST Et !lartitco i.eiied ard iater Irass,osn
a'r.av- ,dur,d al Is Is hifjfEr, u! :'r!ace
,.seat lasT 'yoo.tcrzi ,e lowest ark3! PRICES
,,,,,,r,- ars'lo ~ s,"on"r. Rrs-s-.s.' II
elasssEts sNsssa ssQJsfss@=z =pEtRSH0E>
- .dss aud ,ic,tie:nrniEesi,eS Haadsomsst anH
lta,aes. hl! 81 Oyershuel =eSe. iaycntethtAdt sna
sold ty : G. S,i!ri! q SON
,i9=l.n t6 ;'..tEsn mud I,i Neter-st,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

How many Engines have you in your rlaaulactoTy2
Have you Sufficient all Ene during
the whole ycnr if what IS Ike average time You
do run them Have yon Fourdrlniar or Cylinder Ma
chircy? Ard how rluIi. of each kind How mauy per
soas are employ ed in your aanuacory Nha: KIND ot
ps, or do roi, l
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

f'ss.Es1.= s..-4ho very bea, quouy Peach
& Orchard Red Coal :aIiily well screened
ini ie:erat ia aay part Of ocity AT he aid corner 81
GrccnGsicn aml Christopher Streets
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mer. - botn mos. III bsrs Jlmaics P.mento re-
eeived eosst'ise, ,. cents c-.h; 40 lbs, totcs Or
e-rs I'D not learn and 80 IDS. Nie-, equal TO 40
ceEts months
srlklTS-The sales OF Brandy are corhned 10 smsii
lots WITHIN rAss. 10 pipes VOLTS S~sa Tin 5roaght
- cents moEths. Domestic Whisky N prime western
snd State Prison bhs as b. sOd to the exeut 81 %"
bs l. cents. cash the lasi sale Of druige casks Vs.
at J. cents By auction. ~ bb. NeF Ensland Run a.
proof so'A 81 ~ cents, cash.
SUBMISSIVE uotics n varlsti@n IN prices ~ Mas
cevado; It shsu'd - rems kei hoEcsr that there h's
been an increased sensns for PRIME qdass Porto kic
Ths transactions 80 hhds. Poito REQ 81 =. y
cents 80 Nes-Orsans, 1t ~: - St CroiS, "a fc
boxes Drown Tnnssd. terms not trsuspIret; :"
bis Brown Bavans ;! .. cents snd ~ " ht- 60 -
all on the usual time.
raLLOW-hn invoice Of - pipes soats American
Soap STUFF Irst reserved as been sold on terms not mide
public Pm sdeirhls sni City ReGderri I, "a m9derae
demand ~ cents. Wnh week, 10 bois " e''e'h
Rendered have changed Aancs at a - osn :, can
TO3ACCO-Tsere seems TO be but little doug IN Men
,u-ky oth.r description though for few days pat
ihe'e has men rather more inquiry
WHtLEBONE-Ha, be-, dull. and we know OF no
sales except for home - 81 cents, casn
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HE merchants need fear nothing from reform
a retai! Commerce; the most active business men
among them could, ii they wished. become the
Commission Merchant. Of Association. and all
would have field Of action ten times a. broad a.
they now haye thrown open to them The
merchants are harassed by killing anxieties. they
exposed - revusion- Of all kinds. and ninety
seven ont OF hundred fai. and are ruined. II
they cling to their branch Of bushes. teu,cious
y. it il because j, j. more lucrative and honorable
than productive industry; but let Association eno-
bic Industry aud render i,at;rac,vc. and the ranks
Of Commerce. particularly OF retail Commerce, viii
soon be abandoned.
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Bank Has no personal acquaintance With John
l. Cald"eu person OF that name presented =
drait al the bank. | left il With X. Jeun'nes -
ms ! 'ne paper II va, presented on The oth
NP'' y person purporiIng to be- John l ,sd'
Vel. IL was not endorsed. lie came m aud
sas engaged tor The moment. The Teller refused
To pay II without a reference. n. and II wosld
put HIM a great deal ct Trouble ,o nrsc,.re evil
lcnce and continued to do 50 I'll the Cashier.
who was walking about. directed me To IA, /, IL
Vas about 10 O'Clock In the morning. saw the
individual asais yesterday ia Tbs Court. Ihai
Is he nan (pontiug tn tie Prsoner). The smount
of ,hr drat Is sl3i IS. letter NJ. saw him
write b, name. had never seen Caldwell be-
tore that time
saw him ahoyt hat an hoGr Afterwards in the
Bank. observed nothing n his manner mors
nan TIA, be- was remarkably eentcel; he was
dressed 10 a bisck coat sudsrsy mixed pan'alo"n..
tie mad on black hat: did not take It OF when
m The Bank. | am Inclined ~ think he had en
isht wGisAet>. and rot ~ large AZ now, they APP
learcd ,o stop AZ each side OF ms chin DO NJ,
snow what he More round IN, seck HI. whi.kcr,
-rearcd 10 be Of a dark brown. | should saw
shcy we're now black. ! have seen ~ description
- Monroe Edwards Published in tie papers
allied upon Edwarl, at Richmond few day,
After the discovery b, Mr. Argentine IN the Ploy
OF Brown. Brothers \ Co. Eo not know OF what
country Nh \ is native. Believe hcs for.
esner but never heard any thing about him.
Tie following dispositions were then read by Mr..
Allen for the Prosecution
Tse PespicNs Monroe Ef,f DE position OF John X.
smith. a proscc,i, sworn ant examined % tsrr
tie oi the People. certain pending m
ne Court over and IcruNcr and ior the citN srd
county New-iork, wherein the people Ut The Ssi- oi
N-S-Y RI naiu'. and Monroe Edwards il defendant
taken pursuant order made by the sd Court IN the
AID The weutyelghh day OF May, one tbousn
sight hunlrrs and iouy-t~o
Cifg aH6 C0usfy Of Ncas ioTs, 1John r. smith beng
uly sworn and cNanse saith That he resides IA Henri
county, re MA. about mle from Rchm,nd acte' ~
the capacity OF Aiant-rtler N the place " the Assist
tnt-r,rr IN L.s absence. There Psyiagle Re
ewing Teller. and Assistant Teller tie last ss both
he Others That St.ess acted ma this capacity from shout
irst o August 10 about 18th or 10Th ut September ISL
That checks marked oy H Honor, William kent. Esq
ID T.. p and Il presented al the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia. RchnlcDh, the seceIi day ot September
iSi by gentisman who pur;oited 10 be John T. tsld
we'll witness. does not know whether they endorsed
The they brought to the bank tina, tes does
know from hs own Know edge that the crects ~eTe
pad That Mr. Achihald Blair ~as al TIA. n.s the Pay
nsT-er at the slia bank that Archibald Blair banded
aeh checks ess lor the purpose OF charging them
books and chdrg NJ the amount to the drawer OF the
check witness ga charge them; that the olos ing
copy OF the entry made hy The witness IN aid book
>spt 2
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= ToCnpi,oIi.,.. RniIder.. and others

Pyss wi positively b. made on very ilvorane i''
Of q lot, ON w,.t ct Nvrc Avenue aud Adephi ana
Cariop.rr-s BROOKLYN Ao, OF separate one acr. par
GELS on Aielphi-tre-t. between Brisrd Road ana FUTON
Avenue Ir,provenen,, great importance, and MACY ~
great vslue and beauty going forward IN ths immediate
neghborhopd OF these landscape ally The g Cv tk
NJ Onck nnbic buIlipr> &c These lots have the he>i
ofwaier are convenient Tor residence m al respects I
acre parcel, AFFORD Of tie bay and city nj Newly orb
&c They will he shown 10 persons de>irsu' o huylns'
Tile perfect Houses OF moderate reat huii on these p,
can be- well leased at once large portion Of the pncha
money NAV remain mortgage. Apply rom " Wv ~ VI
~ Gross, A CL,RE 100 Liberty.u. my lau ~
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y The Crent Commission

0srfUI
Church construed aaI cha ge CONVEY the Gospel To the
World by the Rev John HAIRS. ID. ID President ~ thr,-
bnut COLLEGE ami 1or of 'Mamuor. Great Teacher. ETC.
with an E.,ay iv VIM r. li'm-. ID. d, Pnsioroi Amiy
street Cbnrch Nea lorA-Ths Dav Published and Tor sale
by DAYTON NEWMAN, ,rr. Fulton and Nassau-'is
Also jus, r,cc,eiGroNGn in Grace from the writing
OF Edward, anc James
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II was before dinner that he called-beiore >
O'Clock the hour for closing the bank. think II
might have been about II o'clock that he called
think he had sky blue pantaloon- darA vest
and | cant say whether dress or irock cont
think the latter. Ii was Of dark color black
believe. I see NJ. Edcards nor. Ills whishers
were not A. long then as now they were dark. J
did not take particular rotiee. | could not be IL
company for an hour with a man with such Wits
kers a, Dc has now without taking notice OF them
but did not observe them closely then. dIo
not know whether they came under hi' chm o.
.,, He seemed to be Of ilorid complexion
rather fair than dark. | believe II Is 100 or Nv
miles from Richmond TO Baltimore. IL take
about dav to 90: travel Is 10 miles by steam
boa, Q by stage and the rest by railway. The
pa..enger. get in at ght. Ii takes about or III
honr, TO 20 through from Washington 10 hich
mond-a little more perhaps. Passengers leave
Washington about ~ NJ. believe IT was aoou'
the last of September or the first OF October ua'
was applied To by Mr.. Purcell, my partner, mo-
this business. was in another part VI
when he wrote that the agent VI 'nI =,
Rrowns had come there to sec s'o"' ~
,bair drafts. | wrote him a de'ct'P"o" :" =.
man. gave it az have gwen II 30"
.''l'i. a. "a bir--he was a good looking ma
dressed very gehtee'>, 50" N"N
1.,,.nad IN October In the letter | was no, par
la a. 10 hi. ~hisker,. | was applied to com
on herr a, a witness thi. day two weeks througi
Mr. Cicndenning. was not asked to go rhiis
drlphi, n a witness Mr.. ClendennIng keep. tn
Washington Hotel a, Richmond. Mr. Clenden
deu;g in behalf vi Mr. Lowndes called at my onic'
and told my clerk tina, il thought could reeos
MIR Caldwell he wished would come To Ne"
York to attend the trial. vas also applied /
bv Dr. Brockenburgh. President OF the BANK
Virginia the day or the day after Mr.. Clendenn ~
called. He said he thought it was my duty II
thought could recognize the nan to attend w.
/ trial. 60,
By Mr.. Vhiting-An the bills paid to Caid
xeIl were on the Bank OF Virginia thinA the
were sl00 bills. :.
John II. Montague was called he''pe'
Richmond. Va. aud il Clerk at the hN'hsH5
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~ Cou.;ynce. p.r .Ip switzerland will please send
their p-rns On board foot OF Maiden Lane. Al goods
not permitted thin i've days are liable To be 'N 20 ue
Public store. -
~ wiz. md scnIps,-The largest, the cheapest
and .t a.srrrnen, are 10 be found al A. L. BARRY >,
10 Broadway corner Of Lhery-.i., up stars milo Inns
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KItt-IontInues dsTI. lHt utn1HHu U'I"t 'HN-E
nned 10 small lots fsF hone u'e- 49,
sALT-We notice sales OF l2 80 bushels TraPanl, CO.
sacks Liverpool Ground AS do Fiae, i+5 do 70 is.
and isoO do Ground, also 10 srrise, all on teri
not learn. a,
SEEOS-There j. some expor, demand for Clover DC
io~ the prices which IL can be oh:sined Prne ned
cents aud at this rate there Is not muen
SPICES-We ro,,cs small sale. OF -umatrs Pepper
At a cent. which is decline 100 lbs NO. Nu'-
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Chldreu's CIoues.
DOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTH

DING either al wholesale or retail at DoL>0N'> new
Clothing Store No "a Chatham street cheap rs the cheap
est and as good as the best dat be found m any ot
-, 80 I,.c,v e2Ss'
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ent ic and Practical Agriculture, or the application OF Bio
iogy, Geology and Chemistry To Agriculture anu ho,
cnii,re isteeied A. Text Book Farmers and stu
Icrts in Agriculture. by AOnIO GRAY, A. VI Iesoheroi
Chemistry. &c. Audover, Mass. Just published ~
my7 DAY TON NEWMAN cor. Fulton and Nassau SIS
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Review OF the New.YOrk Market.

Prepared for the Ner.York TRIBUNE ma ny from he s p
ping AMI Commercial List
ASHES-In thi. nsrkst Po nav, coauaucd IL reqne'i
for c,Iot s. 2 and the sale, for thr days at IN
price piohfby COO b,l. although they have beer
restricted Lplrt by the desire 81 holders to OBTAIN
atyasce. Pear. closed s. 6@ ard there are II >
fanny ob.nd for less lj bLl. have changed hands
at s. SCI Sjt2i.
Export, frcm l,i to 3l-t May. ,,
Pearls. $500 % o"''
COFFEE-CoDtiuues very dull, md the safes 10 coFse
QUE nee ,m,l they include $40 bsgs Brazil at i ~
cents: 2j1 L.guaSra d icn Jsv-, II 100 Msr.oaho'
:, all mos int 10 - Domingo 81 :. cs"t,, c'sb
COPPER--Od She.thns continue. p.caiy ana dhii
a.d prices have a downward ,eEdsLcy.
COTFON-Th, Greet Western, fi0m Liverpool, brins'
day later han o,e received ny toe C0nm
ha. The improves dem nd before noticed had stead
ipcrsp ed, and uddng quilIuos Amercsn had sold At
.h4fe adv .ncene Inferior a.o more sa'eabe
but 70 higher 10 price The sales Of the week ended
May ~ 81 80 bIe, inclulng 500 Oh 'Peculaon
aud 90 for export
IN tins market there hiss net secn much done IN Cotton
,nce Cu lat otraoa- for ort sens measure beng
cfcted b, fefusl Of holders To submit TO suy de-
cine i, p.lces The favorable sooous.s noticed abo,,
hay. lparte1 new feature since their reception we
npce .aIe. ~ rs bales snd at cents geo p
biz, % g.: l0l New Orlesus 81 at and Of Tex :
for export Oc bales st Ut cent - at ; aud it9
.up ord = al short prioe-togeihsr hr the three
Il 1iIJ al
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rRomau Eve Bnisnn.

uian,rI rV,, ar eyeld, >ary aud speedily curel ny
tbe ,pueson OF In, valuable Bsam u tie bet r-G
I, yr f.coverel fr ary dsras. OF the eye. Prc- j1i
cent. Sold by DAVID SANDS CO. N Fast Bfoan"ay
corner Markei i: 70 100 Fulton u and 10 bToal"aE
fnvlf Ism.
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ITO THE LOVERS of superior Black
DOYS' Clothing !-Childrens' Clothing
cELECT School for Young Ladies, 80

~ Brnadwav.-Mrs. Newman and Mr. Hnchiey,
cipss In ihs Institutions Young Lsil-, VII o. nv a.,
-n,utal Esueaton Terms moderate Puptl. aim',eI 81
CIV Tine A. op-s-iorahIr rel, rsncrs yv~n mys IN
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IA Christian Fathers Present to his

Fnmily.-Impor,ant and Interesting work, embellshed
with several hnrdr,d Fine Eugrayings just published ana
for sale at No. 1872 Na.sau-'treet, New-fork estle1
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY or, the Lives and Characters OF
the per>onage recorded in the Sacred Srpur,
pr,rtcay adapted the instruction OF youth AMI pide
fsnilies together with an Appendx, containing lhrN ~
.ertainns on the EVIDENCES OF Divine Revrauon' roni
Timpsons key to the Bible; being complete summary o
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UuxpRsp EScs.vISSs on WOOD, Illustrative OF scripture
Scenes Manner. Customs, SC. -, =, ,,.,
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This beantfu aud Interesting Work con. 'ts OF QUO
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and eegani bourgeois, ~ ~ the finest paper Inc price
is fixed at $50 per volume, handsomely boohn IN gun
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Tr liberal discount made to those who purchase
the quantity. i- ~" " "
u Seventh Ward Bank.-Ne~fork, May 3i,t
ls2-The stockholders of this Bank are herrDN hslheu
that an election streu Directors tor The ensuing yrd
and for e- Inspector, th- next slccet ding rlr,o"
e held at the Banking Hou,e, on Tuesday he fourteenth
day ~ June next. =, A
The poil viii open at y NJ and close at O'Clock r.
b. order OF the Board,
rqo,u4 A. : FRASER, Cashier.
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DOARDING.-Board can be had in

" , New England insiily with pleasant rooms. being Nv
Jsfors aud tW, above the aahc tcrn
~ 80. N Henry door arovr Ciafk-s, h'ng jhe most
lrasnu situation Brooklyn FIR partic ulars inquire al
NILS In.
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DOARUiNG.-llrs. ]. Wilson begs leave

L,oru toT ui,.ns ard the public generally that
to thc bfck building II ana rs Cahcnc'
No. Nonroc-sirect. wfe can H. accommodate
a few Respectable B0inisrs by the day week. on the
NOT reasonable Terms he location desirable III
,ua'iop, and every attention. paid To ""mou and convent
one, mV2l Inn
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BOARD.--A private family

having ? drlirhtlul iocu'0n On long Iand nil'
from liarnhurph rfv, viii Ice hsnpv "a accommodate
four boarlciS Gentlemen, 50, ladies 80 per week. Adj
d-e.> n nj this
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single gentlemen can oba IA good pleasant inrnse"
lodging room three Onts Tor dollar per week, or
81 % per well If occupied by two per,ons-weli worth
,n,n.,ipo sor NJ No co West Broadvay e7 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 20. Issa.

The friends OF the Social Elevation OF the HUI
man Race VII thank Mr. I. y. CAuLKINs, the
Edito. q. ihe above Paper for taking mp Asso-
cia;isn a. Us own cause. let Lin lend E, As
aid tor it is worthy o.: every effort.
The NicligaH STATE journal, and the Sigra1
OF Liberty. both printed Ann Arbor. publish ar
tice' on Association. The Doctrine must spread
In that part Of tie country. If men can divert their
minds foT 4 moment from the pressing cares Of
bussess and tn, anxieties OF a worldly existence.
The Esscr County IIaShiA gtonian, published
at salem Mass ha. contained for some weeks
Original articles lpon Association written for that
paper. They appear to be from the pens Of diff
ferent persons. as different initials are placed at
the bottom of item. Thanks to the persons who
arc labering for tie cause.
We would request Editors OF Papers who re-
print our articles, publish original ones, to send
Us the copies which contain such articles