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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

1 rncate " the CelL,y ~ ~b'rk, Nn'.e : hr,'ny
-,sr ~ NH uer>o.. having d. m. a-sIrs Frcfsr \
Tavcr late of the CIV OF NewS rh. DrugEh ~ d,c''''i 70
ta present the sam w'h vouchers 'hrr'o ~ ~. 'p-
.rr = Al the rt,den ~ he sub>Cr % NirIu'A ~
MOI. " 81 RI, ngion street. IN the CIV of New orr. nH
~ f,ef,re ne uinetreuth dsv o Decsmh~r next 1870
DAtcd Newly ORR, the .iHieel.h tly ~ - y - iiS
VI r. THtNFR. FVN
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sANfl. ". KING

Saffin Ne,,Yo-k i- rho on' agents \. 3. ID SANDS
rrf f,I ,r-.trert also 'ii b. Ahf, an d.
Sl... -s5 Hroafr1y Grr.' bliIlnge crrr'r NJ 'hAm-
i~ - ami f. DAVID san. Co.. N. II Ea, Broad N7N,
49,. p-., < ivi6 I'm
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DYER y BURNHkM.
DY ORDER of selah Mathew. E-q. Re-

tr0-lsrs f..f ,r 4f r. '.'e~ re isrf' g'fh
tHlf ar attachment .ss s~i rsf 'e f le " -pfn
~srh0-1. u1ur-. 'nf tef .0r AIS tff re .'" WI ne
.0.I or fhr rst %. . ef. -. - n@fr snI -
charge sucb lfs -lmeu; - .l'.rt % aR iN1 f.f
mlu,.s from c hr., pIb -lion ot .rofrr. arf a,.e
payment afy debts tue % bin hy 'erf W N >a'r'
sad he delivery % hm a. of ll' l.e 0 lnF 1ls7Y ~
his state belonging Oh hm, an te rsn.rr 1f any 'lc
property by hin .orbffen hY lD fri fifL DAr'
H., 15tb day OF Nay. l3f2 ~. +. NORrON. Ar0rrey
u1 laWgu Fnr Affark ~ frftfi.r -.
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m pI-RSTANCE of an order of the sur

l rog.ie OF the County Of New-Yorh Notice i' hereby
-. - M n.r.@,, .yng ca a-a.n, Daus Lane, ai~
nj fh, -ifx OF New N0rN. .loeWaher, deceased 1 N',
The .ar4 n, r he voucher, thereof - t~ u.' her, THE
house of Narv Lane, NJ l7o NarcA street. d. .' ~ '
Ne,,yo-k o on betor. tie twentieth say of ~elt ns'r
ne,f Dated Nev- York the l9ilI l1v of Mach lai-.
MARY LANE. ENecu'rN
t.,,s,,- MIIMDI WILLIAMS r.xerut4r.
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-. -. - .unrNlNG nNtlnk VI.

..rs.ss--1 BN|ya fRpl
=. 'n, -. s.,ll,ou TgpY. c'r- 4 "'-tain,
r.. S.r,. ',r Nnal.r-. a. : ''." e,>,- o.. d,
.., .,r -r-f,.,rt .i'1lf-fi ~" ~ D. ' Do ''
''nN', ,ri, nj th. of-- 'st of B'-'J e"' or
~ -,'," ,rGo,.. Frc.,bt s1.ee.r BIS b' -. p
- 81. off.s- .Ini of Froprri,, iH'
..., g.. t,,t. r...t ft 1t tf' '-'s '' ' '"
-.r h !
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DY ORDER Of Jos. Mullen. E-q.. Su-

rr'Hl~ f0ur- Comm .,auer, re~ln. - Nat' finNn,
s+rr.0n flnff.. hereby iiff fn t''fi.~t
ha. ...l .gs ~ f. F-fs, l Jaflr. Br0h. raH or e
of = Au- re, tnril .. IDr-rfif fni 'Iti4 ' ~
fe s, . ~. Or rho pas tr.ff of . I.'-. 'l.' Af
appear - are affs. .rf l.rar W n lg fl'
months from ffs frsi II.taf nn no f- t..t
taffe payment ofsuv irls iu~ tH ru Ir fi' '. ~
~fafe and fie ..l very % in .r i, I.f. fN' ff'F
lu f.. s- Dbl, - f1, 7ni tI- rf..'i Ni 'iy
.l-h proper, tl are Forbidden ty ia' ani 49, 'o.d
IL .--
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
~ pvRST,NCF Of an order of The Sur

I -oosre of the County Of Nev- York N.ff0e ner y
ven to all p-r.nu having cI, n, ---rt lfnir h'"'
l.- of Noble d. tie sac 40 Aalas'. q. -eaN 70 N i
.,-, same with the Wonders fsernf i' tr .u''cf '
"a th.. .tor. or fI1n1neT Horton, No = ID s .H' ~
H. C.,y oi N-w-lorh -.irt fe riuin I l''u-
~ r.xf-D,',i .rs- Yoih fic ..Nl 'fv o' r H.
80 i,Ns.T. CI,RIFS BALL. Administrator.
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TN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the sur

r1ga,e of the coueiy o NJ Y1rh. notice. tf sF-
On % al persons haygg claims as'u'i Na'i ffa '' '
tie etv Of New York leceas.. pres 20 he VIII
fr vouchers fhe suh>rr 1er-, = re 0 no to-
.srrf@r Dane Lord. JUNIOR NJ. tl Na.s1u street Id me
civ f Nv YORK ou or before t,- Ttlrt-h 1ay oi sep
t.nher next DATED New YORK fth 1av of Marc. 4. d.
lei- {. W INNRf NJ ffy Ft,r,t-.rs
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! rora,e VI the County oi New-Nork, n'ii'4 i'uF
yen IN ,i ne~>on. having clnnIs AGAINST Anna l'.h'
, ,tc .,r win ti. voucher, thereof .1 IT, ,1n.' '~r
a, r. store No IS C0eEte> r. in te CIV OBJ N'N-''N'
On or before ike r~enfy-iith t1y o. Jani-' - " ,,,
D,..4 ", yors tn. TpeuiN-Spc IuI IlsN o INN iNt-
'o,t,.s- RALPH MEAD. 4 ilpiu'>trtt'r
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DY ORDER Of IIon.Daniel P.Ingraham

ID A.-oc.s .ste Judge NV Y-rk Common Pl-ss \orce
L.rtbY gwen. pursuant fo ..r rNf' h i ''.-..
,.fia- 4rfar. r,a AGAINST rpur,,ieYf fffH.r., i 70
ne enactment r1. ..,rrfi r cdf~o' NnlfsN ~ii'
b. ng n1n sient of iae State oi New iurk, r'sh i
fh. state nf Nv Jr-y fn thaf tle same - h- - isf
Ore nayu.uf Biz l-i, lri'.. if appear AMI if ff-r
such aff1chnsrt according fn law ~Itl nne rlDli' n
The fr.f oil. Du tn.. and lat fle fff NJ N
debt. dle fo tm. O~ .r . .-f, of aly rrna~ ' F
i. s;afe belonging o. lli. lnd ue TRANSFER NJ sf sl-~
property ly h.u are lrhHiisn by Il~, AMI are tl.t
Dat uc TWr.liiIal, l' Nay, i.f-
F.. ID. HALL, A.or.sy 'lr hna-Ang
..
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as Iawsn
IN PT-PSUANCF Of an order Of the Sur

r,aafe cf rfe County of New-N0rb, Notice : hereby
80, o al p-r>0n. having claim. against ,0t.el us Ff"
i.oI,p gh l,.e ~ the CIV Of Ntw-Yofn. f'c '' n pre-
,r m am. " ti ne yorciers thereof 20 Oh. .uh,hefs
Al NOR re.ie.ca W "a. Thirteenth -trsf. n ttr ci 0,
\s~york ON or before the twerv-iourh day of Oct0ier
peyt Dated New York, the twents-hrsi isv o ~ ~
" " GEORGE l.. FRADtNrl HGH,
fpRDFIIA MNMAN
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-"I am Sir YOURS Tp,prrna, SANr~ JoHNsoN," the eS
pre,slve Signature to one OF Johnsou letters dnrns ms ear
sruggles) 10 Cave. See NIoher' nos"e|
Angiice, without dinner
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

ror.ie of the County or New-York, \otee !, he-ruf
s,.n h. all rersou, has ~ claims against Jlsfpn h
,te H. { ~ of New-NDrk genemln deceased, m
,,at h, with The voucher, tlcreo. "a h"
te o,rce of I,aac q Barker NJ. lf Nassau sfti y -'
Cty M NeO York on or 5eort the Twentieth day oi Jan
ufrN nsNt ,,.,,
Dated New-York. ,he f.fcenh lay -. J,y, y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30

IN PIRSt ANCE of RI ordcr OF IL clr-
4 r0gaie NJ he { IHivof N~ts-N. .ta = .. lrrfo'
gwen % .l person, isv c.s as..ns ter f & IL t,
.4fe Ih@ city of N.~-A HrA I,ss.,- o. pre-
.-at te -lule Nth tls snu. ... "rf~ot ' t1H a. A's
No ~ @ srre' r ,l- C.fy NrW- -lJrA. 1u 1r r.'-
- th.rteih day rf na-r her s-Nf Dsit1 NrH-N"s
.i,h lay oi Jane. \. -. l'f-
IDn\ y. COCKS -. ....to-. .
"a I'aNf-t, John v HOWE
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4 To LET-The wo-story Brick
rI-RNISuFD HOUSE TO LET

a ,ndy hsv .n- a furnished house. .' i''.o1' M g. ,
=. .,,,. f'a rfrf Old Ns DhrI H.i ln i"N "' H
.,.,liiy (which .,,na.1 There >rr,r Io ''ie !.
f,I r...rerre, given 3ri lCHla.i. AHN At -
- rrSale. aLota, Grouni =, 'crr' ~. n. 80. ' ,.e
49,, ..,,,r-, -.. .es.rl at F0t II ''It n rn2'' ''''
I.,p- Ferry. WI he 'oii vcrt ''". NIit
"a,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
Of an Order Of The SUI

1 rorat@ of he County Of New orb. notice j, h.rrl,
( ven - al person. having claim. a-au'i II ItfhfN
NlYFR> late Of the Cify of NeVN0rh d-rs1-rt. 10 pre-
nt the ,anle with the vouchers tereo 10 W afsc o' r
a. the North River Bark, No rs Green" ci,ire n iDe
CIV OF NryNork oH or before - -tn fay 81 pctoDe
peyt Dated Ncw.York. 'te 10th day ofiAp-i 1852
AARON u. Hay :. { Fve.rfa-s
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the sur

II y 7 II IT fiII WITT ~ ''''
r,-are o. We Comfy or N.y-York nG,ce F. hereby
IN fo a perNs having clam. ~ Joan B1.irn i'r o
the CIV NrNN ork uair dresser. deo ~a,'h f1 present
i~uce 0f the ~ .rrhsr. ENEL1NE Bt>IlFN No
Albany street the Cty of NeH-Nofk, ON or h'.orr u"
f.r.t ,isy of October next
Dated New-York. o., lsih ,ay Of March, 4 D i'i@
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-. 80 .FyFNiNG LINE Of steam.
>. .opposITlON LINE for NJ

-, 49--s,,,,.g hanv. 1nir- ;, iir pm ,...
-,''1-- p,sr. ..n.t. ~. ..'nH 'if 'i'Nl
49, i,'s.,S -C,l'1 P,,,s.t Oae Dr-tsi DeA '''''se
+ ,,t 'r'., Old ...,.f..,-w ,>UINGToN Ctr.'r ~,
a. g '.,,e th- T. eilt u.s 'o- a. x
ar,r. r,rN T4,,lls. 1 l.-..N '.i '''' "
10. AhI.v e,-t ff,. D.. street 'lr NJ every
v,,..,y WD.inr,.isy anl + 'l' a. 'at. q"
r'' ID a NNKTiN. i.. " e,'',-ttt
Frrf,ht .aScn lte most -e'. i. 20 '''' o.. \..,h
=, Ir-N >trlr..,l. B-rfl 4f 1r-tH ,.r.t 4. y
- .s- AMY OLD board ti.a ...I'
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\ -o,a-. af ths County of N.N-l-rk, notice Is peg
,--,.r ~ 1 persons hsv.n- ms agan,' H. fnf ii'
irk ate nf lie CIV \twl 1rk, CarmaG. drc't,' 10
. - tie .ar-- with tie vouchers thereof . Ne u.cf
sr, at number g Goarch stree" IN tse CIV oi -
o or before the ninn day of January next Dated Ne"
,,rk the I'll lav rfJuly. i2f,
NEHEMIAH HtILlCk, ,Amip1r,,o.
WILLIAM liiLLlCh,
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur

l rogst4 OF N, County OF NeN.Ycrk, Notoe hereby
vrn 10 ala person. having clsms against ta,ha ~ 'un-
lste Of Niarar PIPER Canada, widow. t'cea'" 70 pre-
,t tb. same with r voucher, iht eoi % t' subscribe
aih- office OF Nelson Chase " jf John .rfti m 'he tiY
o- \rw.York ON or before iu- twenty hf 0 october next
Dated New.Norh. tke 22d lay ~ Af..l J az
join r. LToN,
RICHAED =. STAGG,
- t,.s,,. FRANCIS Stage,
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Election Frauds-The Grand Jury-and
the Hold over System.


/
1t impossible to divine to what extent attempts may be
made TO pu, in force the hs!doyerr humbug II j. the
fore our duty guard against Offering any opportunity
The exercise OF IN important and expected
that The Election Frauds, and other sub &C. Of vital -
p'rance 10 tbs community vii be submitted the Grand
Jury OF the General Sessions at is term
srs5e that the gentlemen who may be drawn Tor the Jury
should be- puuciua their attendance, for has been limited
that some Of the mehers OF The last Grand Jury may az
ecn nsmser 10 form Grand jury should appear, ami
may even be- argued that they have right 70 bod
hey May be compelled bod-oyer, but tbs doctrine
should be established ght be OF annoy
ance 81 certain gentlemen may pertsp, be best illustrated
N the iolOWln. manner.
Mr.. Bell Publisher OF the NV Era and Printer to the
Common CourcIl snd the Departments, member OF
ne Crane Jury Tor the February irrm OF which Grand
Jury Nj. Lew ID. >iaHnnl, Editor Of Tie New Era,
Foreman, and nOtw uI.tanGins the Revised Statutes
clare vol page 81, 6l that any person who shall
be drawn Grand Juror AMI perform his duty sue.
n any Court shall be required again dain. that
wear, this NJ. Bel member OF the Grand Jury
e MAY term also and although b, valuable service, might
- OF essential benefit To this community, II lie should be-
compelled 10 hoaover through the June ami
succeeding terms. yet would BE- injustice him
'nd taxing lh, view OF the subecL justice would
require That should be deemed unnecessary TOR many
me members fbr last Grand Jury hold during the
hsN 'ern OF the Court OBSERVER.
No allason s made here TO the June Bugs"
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The Writ of ~ andamus.-(Copvl
ThR PEOPLE % The STATE on NEw-YoRH
'.s
ROBERT II. Mossl, Mayorof the CITY oiNew.York,)


a. Grating:
UtDeaS, JoSErH II. TAYLOR into tie place and office OF
CLERK OF the Board pt Aldermen OF Lr City Of New-York
"ds duly appointed. and by YOU into tie place and Office
doshd ought to be and Uhco1s The .aid Joseph
X IaNtor acr sGc n appointment aorcsai the oath In
nat s.c usual before ready AMI oie Cd himself
TAKE; Nevertheless, you the AaN Aforesaid not ignorant
u The premises hut your duy IN this behalf c regarding,
the oath M bat usual 10 the said Joseph X Taylor 10
administer have altogether refused and do refuse IL
contempt and To the damage 81 the said Joseph
e. Taylor. A. 10y his complaint We have understood We.
therefore being willing that due and speedy Justice IN MD
done the said Joseph II. TAYLOR IN this behalf.
right, command and firmly clon that immediately ar
the receipt this WIT. aad wA-n the ,ad Joseph Il
Taylor shall himself 10 that purpose YOU
10 without delay administer tho oath Office the SAID 20.
-ph X. Taylor Clerk oi the Board Aldermen The
aid city, that the complaint not bv default
he again repeated To AID when shall h,v, executed
ti> our Writ make known To u before Justices
Supreme Couu Of Judcaurc \; the Academy the
uca on The first Monday of July then and there
turning this our writ. upon peril that may fall thereon.
Wines SAMUEL NILSSON, Esquire. our Chez Justice. at
the City Hall IN the city of NeWlork the fourteenth dav
Of Nav IN The year Lord thousand eight hundred
and ionytwo. hALLkT, Clerk
A. Re- Az
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~ For our Chances at the Senate,
No. J, (which have been crowded out for
wecks.) Letter from Vermont, Review oil
the Southern Literary Messenger, and q
General Survey Of Industrial Association
see First Page.
A. For Letter from our Boston Cor
respondent upon the Anniversaries, &c. ami
an account of the Wreckers nj Key West,
see Last Page.
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Order Of Mnndamus.

SITktNt T. 1Ttn,
THt PEOPLE tho relation If JosTrH u T,YL0R Ciert
oftt, Board IF fide rp,n. RoEERr H. NORRIS Masgr
Of ths Csiy Of Vac lOrk.
On motion, and after hearing Counsel both sides.
ordered, That Mandamus i,>le To Robert H. Morris
Mayor OF hs City Of New YORK. requiring him
Ter tbs oath OF office 10 Tire reaior Joseph H. Tas lor
Clerk Of the Board Aldermen of the SAID Cy Len the
relaior shall present himself tor that purpose
(Asopv.) (Stsnedl ". T. HALLET, CLERK
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10 The City Inspector reports the deaths Of
~ persons during the last week. viz. - Men T.
Women. IL Bow, 81 Girls. OF these 10 died of
Consumption. - Of Scarlet Fever. II of other Fe-
vers, OF Inflammation OF the Lungs do Brain
ii of other lnlammations. Commissions 3 Apo
Plexy, Group, Small Pox . Drop.iss, Epi
lePsy, I ErysiPeia-, &c. &c. ) were over so
years of agc. 100 were natives Of the United
States. - OF Ireland, I Of Germany. of other
countries and unknown
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New CARPET ~tOrr.

leave 81 MORN t'rir rirs', and ihr avn -'..i'y
tba they nave u, received new anb if', '"cs cd |H
ron.i,tInu o, Carpetn Oh Cloli Eul'. Nunns' phg'
OR. Ba,rs 6c with every otlr. aruclt ,omt IL" van
he trade which they offer 10 ur public At ihe 'N',i ~
price, without pretending Ia sell ID per cent 'A'dI' '
, n, .a I'M vii ruarauiee 10 all as ur - any one
Tor cash Tho,e wishing 70 purchase VII 20 ven t eau
ana examine our stock where they Will hni the mo'l'o"e
pattern, and the best Of cul0rs .,,,,,>.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

Chatham ,tr~I and loo BOwery nifod uc"s t. aicc Ia
his customer, az the standard price of - % u" ral' he
attention OF the public Ia thu splendid arinr A. g"nciay
nneor 10 those now vending IN Broadway 1T 10 dollars
B. Also on hand large as.orfmeut OF LeghOIn, Ma
MIL, and Panama Hats. Wholesale aHd retail
my2j lw ~
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J (s,snedl W p. HALLET, CLERK.

u Hon. /. I MARSHALL electrified the large
audience attending The regular weekly meeting Of
the Franklin Temperance Society at the Apollo
saloon last Saturday evening by one OF the mo.i
thrilling, oh-hand Addresses which he has vet de-
.ivcred He had come in merely to listen. and
taken seat unobscred, as he hoped. when Ire
was recognised and urgently called on to speak.
which he finally consented to do. His Addres,
had many points OF striking originality and power.
especially in his grand deIiueaiion # the moral
victory achieved by every one who triumrhs over
the loa,hsome habit Of hquor-drnkins-thc dix
aity aud worth OF the achievement and the benef
cencc Of It's iar-reaching consequences. Many
hearts stirred by his heart-warm truthful elo-
Quence.
Mr.. Marshall remains in CITY few day.
longer, being retained counsel for Monroe Ed
ward. in his trial. So soon to take place We pre-.
sumo the reason that he did not visit Boston last
week may be found in tins engagement He de-
cline, delivering farther Addrcsse. on Temperance
at present declaring that he Ia. said all be ha. to
o'i'r on the subject of Temperance. and now vii
gladly listen and learn awhile He will doubles,
INTO Washington next week.
u The venerable Henry Sorru,rn bro,b,,
OF Hon. Samuel l.. Southland. of the L. :. Senate
died at Baskcnridsc. y. J. on the GOD ared o.
Tie was nine wears in ,h- State Isri,ls,uro a,.,s
twcniy-oue years a Member of Con-r... s..
which body he retired in 1921. on accoun, oc D.
advanced wears. JUST before this. hi, worthy .o.
bad been chosen to the |. : Senate. ard nj, f,tbe
net him on Joint Communicates father and ,or
'eins Chairmen on the part Of their RESPECTIVE,
Houses. Such an event viii hardly happen twice
n century.
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% The Orleans, q. " Republican, (Loco, }
file. flag embazoncd 4" For President, SILAs
WRIGHT" We wish the Locos would run Sas,
for he i. their best man, and, as the Wings mean
to run their best man. they would like to be &c
csmmodatcd with fair s,and'up contest.
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r New Law Book.-An E,,4y on Tru'i' and

Trustees in tolaos The settlement OF Real bsisic-tt
power Trustees and involving many oi ihe mot lb,ru,'
aut sions ia the English aud American Law ot itnurs
Ly H. VI Breckenridge, formerly Judge of flOndo, ilh
day published and tor sale by CHtS. q. MORRISON
49, Nassau street ~ Wyg u
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By some uBaccouHted-lor biunder the letter OF or
Boston Corre,psadcui written on Friday Cd not reach r'
nh yctcriay and OF course inserted tbs morning. after
the elo.iu, one which should have followed Il. 1t vii DC
found rcplee with interest, though little Of season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31

4 SHOCKING MrRDgr.-We learn from tn
Sparta (Tcnn) Gazette, iha, on Wednesday night
the lth inst. a. Mrs Mary Hunter (rciict OF the
late Joseph Hunter was sitting by her Preside, a
few miles from Sparta. IN company with two Other
ladies. she was shot with rifle ball through the
head BY some person unknown. out OF doors, and
expired in few minutes. The perpc'rator % thi'
horrid deed fired in tie dark through window,
and has thus Tor escaped detection.
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The Amer,can Lnborcr

June ready Tor oelN,ry at our counter. We
rcuds. this almost entirely 10 the conclusions OF the
R.'oRrs STATISTICS OF THE HoNE INDU,rRy NATION
Al CoSvEsrIoS. 80 comprehensive and lucid account
Of Ire condition and wants of all tie great Producing Inter
tic Country has bsfpre bren given IN plb
LEGATION have compressed the May and June
bsr of The LaboTer nj The tufng cot 10 IL Teaaeis ot
egtt trrci.e eaeh T. could hardly have bren
cured hitherto for many dOilars We hope Viii be-
v.fl la a ed and r, AT
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= Doctor Larducr'. Lecfure..-T


edition Of Doctor Lirnefs COsre VI Lectures delivered
Nbo, j. just published ana Tor ale a, this Office Pncr,
p cents The subjects embraced in The Lectures are
Elrctricity-The sun he Fixed Starving
netc Needie-Lautude and Longiiude-Bleaching, Tan
nin.-Popsiar Faacirs-Light-Faling s,ars-Temporafy
>ar-IIisiorca Sketch Of Astronomy D-w->cence aid.
Ell log Au-Scientfc Discoyeres-SoundI bratOns Of hs
Retna-N ollaic BatteD-seaa Engines OF Great Britain
and America.
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Nard.-A Regular Melting ~ Ui' 'u" , 81 ~ ~ -, ~
me- Er,nkl House. ooruc of Cherry tnd hulec' N,'''
On ,,int,,lay Evening" l,toi J0n' NJ q" o,n at "'n
Inn. a Lecture viii be delivered 10y "a, g. bthh'f h'f
subject, iIFNRN Clay.
The iriend, OF Henry Clay are ~ ~ TO aieni
CONRAD SWEET, President
{ I f Ies' Secretaries. mqo 3,
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i SpNuish ltUUr.- ~ 'uII'' -, - -, - ,,l.r
.tsutly III Cen're->tl an as>Htn ' ~ '''
-, amer ar ouatv saved to suit Bon MhhtRs
C.rtNfr MAKERs PsrrERN MAkERs ami "in"It "h'h
VIZ " NANPELTA co. ~ trnirr-st
Also an assortment OF Mahogany MAHOGANY N'nrei ana
other Lumber suitable Tor Cabinet Mah"'' ~" ~" ~
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Woop DEsTRoyED.-About two thousand acres
1t woodland. on which was a large quantity of
wood. which bad been Gu, and piled up ready for
market. were burned over In Alenstown y. H..
last week
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T. We are again indebted 10 the Me'srs ilsSNDtNs io'
the Early feoeiptoi papers from various quarter.
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" A cargo of ice shipped from Boston, latcl
passed St. Louis for Independence, Missouri tn
starting point of the Santa lc traders.
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y The Public

y The Public are cautioned against purchasing ih'
TnoOphcrous or hedicattd Compound or he human .a
dollar per boir, Il be- had Tor seventy nv
cent, NJ the wholesale depot no Broadesy corner o lib
cry street, up starr. ~ mNh w.
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~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.

II PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Tbose peIspns having
furniture any description Ia dispose Of who brsk-
ny up houckee ping, VIII find ready sale Tor any portion
all OF their goo., by sesllng N,cn address calm.
1pOn tie subscriber Goods 10 any smOuIs purchase
40 Ia v. COTTON co. ~ CnIttnn. u.
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FATAL AccrpEsT.-An English emigrant, tray
cling to the West in 8 canal boat, was crushed in
80 dreadful n manner between the boat and the
lock at Franktown, Pa, that he died in few
hours
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- Drnb Ca.ss,nerc Hats.

prepared with is ncw style o SPINNER bas on saturday,
2ls instant The easonabe color preserved in e5nnrson
with the which hns given the black Cashmere sch
great favor. Not being cOlOred the Drab Caslnrp
made extremely light without rhpafing IL proper duna
bility. Price -. >PENCER, a5 Broalsdy,
uly.0 q On One door below NuTray..i
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The Chcmpc.t Cn.h Tai!or ,rt.

TIT TED. NfIrlan TaIUr No. ItDaIIInI IIIfFT
OF Catherine stree, make, Colhu. Ia Oner m the n'ae't
style 10 per cent cheaper than the cheapest Cash laoi ~
the city. ~ Hyl6 In
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" A Texan meeting was held at Mobile .
the 2lst, when Commodore Moore ct the leNa
Navy wa. to deliver an address.
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uLyeIIs Lectures on Geology.

IN neat pamphlet and Tor sale AT this Office The>e L.c'
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certainty Of peaceful redres. That confidence the
result ha, nobly indicated.
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