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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

upper part OF the city. fret rate opportunity 20. ny
Ie son ,hlng To- commence tie business j. N'
rablc situation for practitioner who "i,h., 70 5
practice Fox further particulars Apply al rio I" ANU"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

i .tituton Han for Public Worship the Sabbath -
= f-i,Iup with pulpit benches. kc. Also the Ba'eineii
fine same iu nr fr,t rate place for rcirctory ir
ic \ ba. bee. occupied .Or The last ten year,, and j.
,, furnished an. filed up In good style Tie above
a,er. will b.. let lOw 10 good tenants. Inquire on M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
MILITARY GOODS below cost, at

VA "a Maiden LaneThe subscriber having relinq u.l
cd the military business and removed ms goods from l9
Broadway % 81 Maiden Lane offers to Sc his entire
lsi>is ~ OF swords. Bells. Sashes, EpddieueS
LaceS, Buttons Planes Mu,hON. Nsic> IL Nc htlo" cost
Taors making uniforms ohoerS equippns lheh IVES OF
per>o'S purchasing to sell again viii do wei To call
az If MM. HINTON.
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i, ALTO LET.-To a small family with

out 3D. d.ee tt second story OF he modern ihrtr
= - 'fich House 22 Fast broadway, consisting OF IRON
an rar parlor, with bedrooms al inne' gooi pan
and s,r. tr,-se, also rear basement With cellar under
meath. . D.,
81. '' 80. lH+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
BY pecial Appointment
TOSEPu GIILOTT. Pen Manufacturer

vVII II IT VII I1'7 It T II -'f"fft'f"' t''0'
- TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTION.-The high cbarst
er OF these Pens has induced the attempt on tic psuO
several dsfepuiabe makers Opracice fraud not ony son
Mr. Gsl but also upon the pnhnc. Al INTERIOR tf eiel
bearna the mi>spslsi name, thus, elliot, emitting The bnal
!. now ia the Rarset. II cas readily be dsieceI by n.
insn.hed appearance, and the very common style ~Gh
( is PIT up ,,,cn
OIL rve the genuine Pens are all marked IN iun-
Jo,elh t,illOt's Patent" or joseph Glleu wsfrinfd'
,ui dat Zach gross bears lac smile OF hs signature
The above flay h. had wholesale, OF HENRY JEsSOP
i,ls ~ II Johr-sirer1. corner ~ Clh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
.OARD in East Broadway. near Chat

ham squarc-A ieD respectable uol'uer, '"n =, -"
=, e. p ~ 80 -, 'to,rier, an lWc,df
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
w ANTED-APro young woman
w ANTED-a sitnaton as gardener by
yHTAYTED-Bv young man of good

w mora. character. situation a' VIC or Io'. H.,
-tl. nu,l.r.tsrj, Oh, business H. references are
aneNcrpuo"""''' '' as jt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
no THE plIBLIC.-All persons having

4 leaky tn Roofs wo.ld do well 20 call on the sub>cr
her who apn.s the Elastic Cement, which stops all eaks
and n e,rrSc, the for year. Tbs Cement the subsc
her warrants t. stand through hot aud cold All letters to
. t,rr,tr, To 3 " Harmon, No. % FULTON street Brook
,,to i.2 J. ". HARAtON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

II5 House nearly ncW and n good order WIN gar
49, sIiaclei in the town ot Richmond. staten Ian about
. d, mile, to The Quarantine Ferry. Two stage, remihe
-. a., IA, ,,r tl. Ouarapne boats. Kent 500. Apply
o., fo5I tvsl \ DOT uFRTN, 90 Wall->L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
. TO LET-A Summer Residence,

Do. III beautifully situated h. hanh OF the Est Ri.cr,
- I'm r,rt and within five minutes walk 90 thc Iilr-
len, IA roai car, TIL. House surrounded bv irur et'
and ,hrubhary anal commands hnr view OF tnr yer
Api v on the premise, To j. 1. Miller, Deal dni DunD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

IATO IET-1he large story Store
~ ". =. D.y-.,rccL \ st rate 'tau' Tor aat NM
- - n... Ing1ir- f.: - tNo door above a. Nv !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
gentlemen and their

a. ,e. rsp be- accommodated with lsa,dni pafio'
s b,i N % CUf.treei ate the 1T MAY Also i"o or
bre ,,g- gentlemen until that time ApF.y At % Fulton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
-. FOR sALE.-Bargains Bargains =

~ O. ~. or exchange - tracL oi aani.onir Lsnf,
80 -, Is 1cr.s each, sOI Oi 1-FOr qualify, wa
1 \, ID mr. and cOsered VIII fine unDf such
10. oak. hickory beach, walnut, I@e and sycamore
rh d adapted o wheat rye cora, ostA cotOn, tObaoco
.rei and lrs potatoes. The spOye gFls vii sid al
e4acsl prices. .nd - sui % hey WI De tf'
hanged Tor almost any lind 81 merchandise. For maps,
agranls and particulars, apply 70
n n SMITH 4 lgIf MORE 4 n -iair,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
"a TO LET-m the Village of Hemp

lii9 .fe,, T. a Two story store VI lin 'fecf. tHo
- 1ue na-hou.e, adjoining the above With large gi
dem barn Sc Also one half OF dwellag-hou-e on Full
Tie ahose p-smes are b. a central par, OF he village and
s5l N wM WOOD, 81 Pearl street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
yIIE CANTON TEA COMPANY Of

,r tor sale, AT III Chatham~t Ne~-iork, III" chesp.
81 AMI most genuine the worAi NJ any qrfnuy no'
-. tn ounces II any article purchased al their esiab-
snen iould give full sici on, Il Is requested HAT
ey be- brought hack-ihe money viii be- returned y ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
)OARpERs WANTED-In private

} ,,milv-A gentleman and his wife, and two or three
,'n,le gentlemen can obtain pleasant rooms ~ new,
Precf,t-eet BROOKLYN only three tour minutes |llA
49, - 1s,. So al2U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
IuST puRLISMED-Short Stories aud

~ "reminiscences of the Last Fihy Ncarsbya an Old TIA
Nsier-2 vol, lsmo neat c0lo,cG colh-For sale at the
Park Row Lhrar, sale, Rosn Depot for Standard Mscel
Lannon's Classical and school Books, Paper Blank Books
New Publications. sc X. p BlNBN 4 co.
a..yt PARK Row. Onpo,te the AstOr lIOuSp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

HI story and attic Brick Houses, viii mlrhls maaie
nj Iing doors, pleasantly situated, rs AMI ~ Na,'.u
RET about fve slnuies walk from Fuo- Perry; KEN
an ,rb Erouirc of SAMUEL SHOTWELL,
~ ''H ~ '+''i- On th, urrmi,gs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

k-A ORIG STORE FOR SALE. Nth
IL FiSfu-e.. 81. Pos.esion sves immaculate D. .AP
=. - i Cnff.t.--s. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
OFYTEELBOARDING in Brooklyn-

" Tie .sbs--.her having leased the new g.. T., VI
house ". 81 Pear viii he rrady 81 .i me :, oi ,
ceive n lew good steady .oiniy-> ~, mimic. v,ss
of he Ferry For fur-r informant 9n p, - p o ~
G stevenson Jr a. thu g1o.ri, 0"'"'' " $500 W
lerL' ~ al No " ai-'' AMOS SMITH
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a. 10 LET. from the first Of MAY next.

i%,I a Store AMI back Room. su.tlllc and ior sever"
vi, ami now occupied ., ruoie't'a ana o'i,s
Vr Rent low. Inquire OF j. LOCKE, IN The rear oi u
. W. WV all In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
AAFoR SALE-Thatvery desirable plat

a Of ground situated at the corner of Lasi ami var
~ -1-ret fronting on - Johns Park. beng 'et =
inrh.. ON Iagh,,-ret and Is i,et Naick, tl n.
church thereon. For particulars enquire OF JOSEPH
NEEKS No. II Beech, Og
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
E ~ NO Il D'''" SA,rL. RooME, l2l Walker ST.
ae1 ROOMS TO LET at30l Broadway.

IaG Handsome Prlor, and bedrooms attached 81 "
r-"T- 80, furnished or unturushri. The House VIII be
Dainted and put in complete order Au,', fam"rs ~
tin H. Gentlemen who think OF changing would do Wei 10
rau 40 Room 10 let on he fourth floor. p eet wd
v ~ fe eep Inquire the second hoor, room IT, aioi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
BANKRUPT law, $. COURT

Couns.lnr, & Mrrcl- is Exchange City OF Newfork,
HAVING made srrangen the purpose are prepares "
,uend 10 applications Under th, Law ~ his Cy and nom
-ll.nr n.lLs nL IL. Snmhrm DsrlcL NJ N,wNrh ~ om
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
.p\RDWARE. CUTLERY. PENS.

\ Gc-The subscriber, having purchaser rd"Nu
En1s entire stock OF Hauiwur Will continue me os,
ng,,. ans keep hand an assortment ~ t'tf"n nd'u
ware. among which kkeman> Superior fa'ent MN shH
N1rticr Locks II1ri>'> add Narrn> Corn ana ris~
S-rths Hoo, Brass Nails Tack,. Brad >parahes, forh'
~lossl,. &c also Ihho'>on Brothers superior fhes SAM
and Table Cgirr,. ami many other English goods, All o'
which viii he sold NJ bargains
They w.u also keep general assortment OF Carriage
Iani,. acap american Sadlerv including Brass Surrups
J. 4 z. HAYDEN, Plst-s'.
y. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
HYDRAULIC LIME-Ground Lime,

4 4 Cement. North River Lump Line and Whle"ash-
a, me- or sale by John T. 4 Thos Cumming, ~ at tsr
corner of Trn, iad Wrsi-siree - Tompk s-street, snd
ltll. South Ferry Brooklyn. Tie following articles then
m exchange for ine above, 10 wi-flonr barrels WIN TWO
hal. A. c,rfs cach-,O. with one heed - cents sugar
binds 81 ref.: mpli-e, binds. 81 cents modsses itrcrs
cot, each: ne hbl> head. cents oO two heads IL
-.-t. .L.-AarrL e-L.r nL lhc aLlve picr, an Im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
IL AKDM ARE. american Locks, Nc.-

! VAN BLARCOM \ CHAMPLlN sueees'rs TO
=. D. u. Roosevelt, - Pealsrret lsrcoiHi door awe
SeeAnan-sireei -ftr O Builders and Dealers Anerlcla
Pm Lock- So, :, inch. Sliding Door Trimmings hoVce
Lcks sore Door Locks &c. any thickness 81 s>
~ a~ agents for the salc o and beauuiu Mof-
Lo,k. hi, article combines all the advantage, OF me
suil Moitre Leck and : anorfed les price than
Ru L0ch being saving of more than - pr cent Inc
curious and economical are invited "a call al The store ~
'e,ri - and ur themselves whore they " II hns
be- most c0mplse a,sniucst at Bulers' Hsriware, and
~ a. a. ON rates l. 81 any oh.r hou>e n ths rAolsaa
I'D rs,a,L JOHN 4 VAN BLAkCoM,
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4 tHEAP BOOKLETS cheapest book

~ aud most suitable a present tor boy or girl,
is Merrys Museum lsil, neatly bound in cloth, for 81
II contains leo engraVu.s several handsomely coored, y
pages o music and $50 pages OF reading matter 10y NE
real Peter Farley. BRADBl KY. SODEN / CO.
Ann IL Nassau sTeet. \. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
TOyEY,s TRUNK REPOSITORY,

No. 1856 Pearl-si. opposite C~dar.-R HO. ~ I'm
ulasturcs and keep, constantly hand c'try ~,
of Travelling and Packing Trunks. Carpet bas' 'srv.l
~ al """'''"i' -iu ''''''' "F ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

i eouec family Of not aore than three or tour PR
-. 4 r. - and bed room the 2 ,0ry-bed room m ne
,, b,ck ba.,u,ut anil under cellar the Pleasantly y,
mated neat dwelling house No. }} Ai,n-,L Inquire OF r.
4 Gray. % \a,.au-st. ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
AND PLATED BRASS
BOILED GERMAN SILVER.--JAS.

IN o. MOFFEIT, III Prpco-sireef, near wooster,
1ond particularly call the attention OF Hardware Dsstfs
nj Manufacturers bis upefOr article oi Gersan S'r
VII c he or r., tor sale horsae AMI retail ct all nck
- - -" - - ..,,,aa., s72U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

ii;A Gus three story House let very cheap applied
. immediately az 10 Leonard street: on handsome front
Paror ami on the p 1o'r VIII De 't ~ t"o q" '
l ocnilenen vita breakfast and ted IN private family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
I0IlN WARMICK. Sweep SmeIter aad

, h, tner IN grnfrsl No. II John Irfff, NV York
Purcha-.r of jewelers. AMI <yer~asfs P0sb as, fn-
scna> l~ni.l. Parting BARS, Coarse silver Bar, Lace
An anA = aiel Me,als Knnkhad.T, Rags No srI" w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26
INSURANCE.
THE HOWARD INSUR ANCE coz

,s,nv-ca,raI x,a0e0: Office 40 - Wal ~ Th,
-. +, nal. insurance. against o>s or asi-
a,e 6y ire, and inland nav -ai.on.
DIRECTORS
D.. .ls,- I,vs,s Nsa, Tsv.o- Corl. ". Lawrence.
p,.4i.r. PLn,,ix " Iiisni t.,r-r. Wcsh BatNz.
Johs Morrison. Y. l. Nooiey. NiiAan.'i "''-'
Jo.erb B. N.ruum Fal-.ng {. Tucker,Jola Ral4n.
D,vt Lee Megs Be- Nuin.John n. Wolfe,
Caleb q Halsed. " liam " Todd. Ferdinand >uNGah {,
I'm q Thompson r. HAN EMS, President
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20

The LEGISLATURE OF CONNECTICUT
Adjourned on Friday the 10Th June, after
a short but laborious session of five weeks.
Various reforms have been effected, and
the results of its proceedings, as whole,
appear to have given general satisfaction.
Among the acts passed, is one abolish
ing Imprisonment for debt, except in
case of fraudulent Withholding, conceal
ing, obtaining, or carrying away proper
ty; repeating all laws regulating the sale
Of spurious liquors, except the law reIa:-
ing to taverns and the sale of liquors to
Indians; and law imposing certain re-
strictions upon banks, among other things,
prohibiting stockholders from voting by
proxy. Also resolutions condemning the
bankrupt law and the land distribution
law, and instructing Senators ard request
ing Representatives in Congress TO vote
for the discontinuance of the Military
Academy at West Point.-N Y. Zee.
Post, .es-. ..#.-rs-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20
From the Yonths' Cabinet.
Courage Better than Coneealment.

49,
Fanny and were the youngest child
rem, so we were never allowed the priyll-
edged boon of sitting up; but certainly,
soon after sunset in summer months we
must bid good night TO papa and mamma,
and brothers and sisters, and 60 up stairs
to bed. used occasionally to rebel. but
Fanny went so quietly, and indeed sleePi-
ly away, that it was no agreeable thing to
10 urge my claims alone. !" There, see
Fanny, she never makes any difficulty
about it," was the unanswerable argument
always presented TO subdue me. !.
We said our prayers. and in five min
utes Fanny was fast asleep. always sal
up longer, and as soon as my sister was
comfortably in bed. used to take my seat
at the open window. delighted with the
sunset the stars, the clouds, the trees, and
most of all with the fre-aies that tenanted
little green field that lay close beside
our house. For an hour at time, have
watched them, dancing. and soaring. and
disappearing, sometimes here, sometimes
there, sparkling on the ground or fiaunt
ling 10 the air; they were to me Wonde
land a beauty. and | trace my earliest int
[ rest in Natural History to the changefu
LIGHT OF the liale FREELY.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20

AFFECTING CALAMITY.-The North
ampton fMass.) Courier records the death
Of Miss Emily Gaylord, of North Hadley,
aged IA years, under the following cir
cumstances: On the Friday evening pre-
ceding her death after returning from an
evening meeting. she retired to her chamb-
er fof the night. Mr.. Russell, with whom
she lived, not as yet being asleep, heard
an unusual noise, and repaired TO her
chamber and found The deceased Standing
upon the floor with her clothes almost
burnt off from her He exiting uIshed
what fragments remained, and smotherec
the flames OF the bedclothes and bed =
The family physician was Immediately
called and every thing done that human
means could devise. bat her burns were
so deep that her vital energy was destroy
ed she survived only 35 hours.
On inquiring how il happened, she
1 said atler getting ready to retire she took
book and SAT down upon the bed to read.
She could tell no further, excepting that
| she aWoke and found herself enveloped IN
flames. She had probably fallen ASLEEP
and her clothes caught fire bv the light
This shocking occurrence affords Sc
rious lesson to persons who ale IN th'
habit Of so doing. Many lives have beel
Host and innumerable dwellings desffoye
in this way.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20

j. ORGANIC REMA1Ns,-Wnhin few
years past, the remains of organized bod
les, such as animals and plants, have
been found in SO great variety aud abund-
ance in various portions of our globe, as
to render still more wonderful the earth
and its productions, which to Ehe most
careless observer are curiously and WOO.
derfully made. More than nine thousand
species of animals and vegetables have
been found deposited in rocks: frequently
forming nearly their whole mass. Many
of the organized bodies thus found, are of
the same species as now live upon the
earth. The greater portion of them are
entirel y extinct, not being known to exis!
at present in living state.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20
M IS c E L L A N 7

TELEscoPEs.-" 1t is said that the use
of Telescopes was first discovered by Mr..
Hansen, Dutch spectacle maker. His
children were playing in his shop, and
casually placed convex and concave
glass in such a manner. that by looking
through them al the Mlddleburk weather
cock, they observed that it appeared much
larger and clearer that usual. Their ex-
pressions Of surprise excited their fathers
attention, and he soon obtaind great credit
for the useful discovery.
THE BEE MoTH.- Mr.. T. Hudson, OF
Hudson, Ohio, states in the Rayenna "a,
binet that in his opinion the ravages o.
the great enemy of Bees, the Bee Moth,
NAV be prevented by the simple process
Of thoroughly saturating The hives with
salt as the miller will never deposit It's
eoos ia hives thus prepared. His plan !
to blame and prepare the boards for I'M
hive. and then let them lie for few days
Immersed in strong brine. HIS owl
personal observation and experience as al
apiarian has led Mr.. II. TO the above con
illusions and practice.-C tsrsland Herald
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20

An honest man need not feel theassault
Of his enemies. Talent will be appreci-
ated. industry will be rewarded, and he
who rursnes. in any calling, an open.
manly. honest course, must in the end
triumph over his enemies, and build for
himself good name which will endure
long after his traducers are forgotten.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20

L costs as much to build and equip q
single frigate for sea as It would to erect
seventy large three story brick dwelling
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20

Too GOOD TO BE LosT.-An old miser
in New-England owning farm, found it
one day to do his work with
out assistance, aud accordingly offered any
man food for performing the requisite la
boz. A haIf-starVed pauper hearing of
the terms, accepted. Before going into
the fields in the morning, the farmer in
vited his help to breakfast; after finishing
the morning meal the old skin. flint tho't
it would be saving time if they should
place the dinner upon the breakfast. This
was readily agreed to by the unsatisfed
stranger, and dinner was soon despatched.
"Suppose now," said the frugal farmer,
we take supper; it will preserve time
and trouble, you know2" "Just as you
like said the eager eater, and at it they
went. Now we will go to work." said
the satisfied and delighted employer
Thank YOU" replied the laoorer, t"
never work after supper" w.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20
The Glorleus FIRST of August.

OF all the days in the year, our boosted
Fourth of July is the most unpropi!ious
tor assembling the people together. TO con-
sIder the claims of our enslaved popula-
ton, and 10 advocate the cause of impair.
tlal liberty. Il is a day consecrated to
rant noise, reyelry, hypocrisy, and DISH
patton and although it has been, to some
extent, redeemed from utter prostitution
by the temperance reformatisn, and from
gross profigacy, by religious seelarian
celebrations, still it is unquestionably the
most demoralizing and impious, in the
general manner of its observance,of all
the days in the year.
The First of Augustine day on which
eight hundred thousand slaves instantly
became freemen-is rapidly approaching;
and abolitionists, through the land, should
spare no pains to celebrate it in manner
that will nightly advance their sacred
enterprise. La this Commonwealth, the
plan that has been devised for observing
the day, by series of anti-slavery picnics.
as we'll as by public address, we,trust will
be zealously espoused and cordially car
ried out, in every town and village where
ii is practicable. Let there be no delay
in making the necessary arrangements.
Ia a few days, the volume specially pre-
pared for the occasion by Mr.. Collins,
entitled The Anti-Slavery Pic-Nic ~
being collection of Speeches. Poems,
Dialogues and Songs, with appropriate
musie--will be ready for sale at 25 Corn
hill Orders should be sent for it without
delay, as it will contain large amount
of original and carefully selected matter,
admirably adapted for recitation, declama-
ton, singing, &c.-Liberator. 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-05
NEW sPRINC: my 29 5:,i%6 = s3ArI-


\NE have received by the schrs Manchester Rich.
w mond and Weymouth, from New York, an entirely
bought principally At auction with money. AZ prices much
below any iotmer season. which offered wholesale
follows:
Extra superhne French aud English Cloth. and Cassi
Medium aud low priced 10 do
flaih ribbed, diagonal and plaid GamLTOons
Drap lie Etc, Grape Cauihcts aud Alpaca Cloths
Heavy brown and white linen Drills aud Canvass 10
large assortment Of heavy cotton Drlngs laborers
aud house seINants-indieo blue
SATIN. Cashmere vaena weltaE and Marseilles vesins
Extra super black aud blue black Bonbaznes
Rich CURED aud striped FoulaTd AMI other figured silks
Extra rich French and English MusIns amt Lawns
llartman's and other French Prints and Jaconcts
Black aud assorted mode colorcd NJ lie Lanes aud Cha
Every quality Of English ani American Prints
Large and small size hle shawls Iiandkerehcfs aud
Do embroidei silk, Satin and Grape do do
CCsamerie' Iaeonet Null swiss and hancock Muslns
Plain andhgured fancy Nets, in great variety
Thread and Lise aces Edgings and Iusertings
ram, hcmSnenrd and revere bordered linen cambria
Ladies silk and Cotton Hose, all colOrs, qualities and
Gentlemen,s silk aud cotton halfIIose do 10
Ladies embToided silk and fet Gloves aud NItts
Misses sik and cotton Hose and Gloves
WHITE black, mixed and lead colored cotton Hose for
Corded skirts aud Victoria Robes, all prices
:able Cloths, Napkins, Diapers and IIuc Eabuck
namtiey Diapers sheetings Dowll. and Crash
French bo:ieTed aud fruged Towels AMI Napkins
six and cot ON bandanna ant hlg Handkcrchiefs
SILK and cotton Umbrellas aud Parasols
Shell, tuck aud SIDE Combs, Buffalo do
Superior cauze linncls and Bishop Lawn
White aud colOToj { AMI { India Mattin.
Zephyr Worstcd, Pins, Needles, Stocks AMI Bosoms
Bonnet and cap Ribbons, sewing silk and Fringcs
hTge and complete assortment Of blaao aud brown
domestic Sheetinss ami shriings, OZnabures Tlckcn
Checks, Drillings, &c. &c. sc
Unusual pains and tmc been taken 10 procure the
best assorted stock Of Spring Goods have ever had.
aud upon the best II country Merchants and ia
miles. In town and country. will call US they will find
choice variety and very low prices for cash or nc.
coptances IN town.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & co.
While Buildings N street, Shockne IIill.