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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-06

VALUABLE PROPERTY AND RACE COURSE FOR SALE.
iE rautuI residence late Renjamin Bronghton. OPP
nose Frederick including $50 Of Land, viz:
''0s ~ - ~ w. II. TAYLOE, Executor.
Il ~. a.. ,o,h T,iy 29-w2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
Our Internni Improvements.

We learn that the Casal Commissioners have
been through on the Gcncscc Valley Canal. from
Mount Morris to Olcan, and express their sur
prise that the work is in such state Of forward
nc.s-and that they say the damage will be rsore
to let the work drop now, than 1t will cot to COM
plete il We would like 10 know how these gen
tlcmcn happened To be 50 profoundly ignorant ct
the operations on this Canal, a to only make tins
sapient discovery after their Loco-f oco brethren
had voted suspension Is 1t really ignorance
or mcndncity Ii the former, then they are unit
for their Office; if the latter they dishonor IL let
them han. on either horn OF the dilemma.
We also learn from good authority that Ere
thousand dollar, would enable the Nrv-l ork and
Erie Railroad Company to finish the road iron
Dunkirk to the Gencses River tn the cars And
Tor the want OF this paltry sum, the Company Will
lose donations in Chauiauque county 10 the amount
of 1900 .O00 for which they hold notes, and htty
thousand acres Of land from the Devereux Com
many. which were made 10 them in consideration
Of their completing the road from the Lake to tho
Gcnc.ec River within given time. Nithsut m
yc}iq,c aid lhi, will be impo>siblc-the road vii
be abandoned. and long. long viii II be before The
,hundoring of the locomotives will star, the echoe'
from our hills OF wake them in our valleys
hat beautiful monument OF Loco-t oce toll,
and ignorance will be- the unsightly mass Of th'
Railroad with it, rows Of pile grinning like IN
huge laws If "A rnastodon. it, embellishments MIN
uo our valleys. and excavation, dishgurins on
bil,-a theme for jests to the rlbNd-oi sorrow
10 the good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
American Institute.

The pubiic ought 10 know the true state on the
affair. and doing, Of the above named Institute
IIefc,oto,e there have been some discussions. and
publications. iha, did IT injustice. The Bylaws
reGuirc report Of the condition OF IT. concerns
generally a. well az account of all the receipt,
and expenditure. for the previous year. to be made
every wear to the monthly meeting in April one
month before the election. This report was made
At the meeting the 81 Thursday Of April last. with
a particularly tia, defcd cayil, the books in which
a the entire, were made ou the table and ne very
page, referred TO in reading tn. accounts, beside
the Clerk stood with all the vouchers and the >d-
perutendlng Agent - stated to the meeting. and
kcd rs favor ID my part was not understood by
Any aad every member present that he or they
would tic'.y make Inquiries TIL they should be per-
cts satisfied. Tn, was done in order to remove
every uafNof4b.c impression that former discs
SONS might nave made. They were all perfectly
satisfactory.
The books are still al the Repository, ready for
the inspection oi any and all 1t, members.
The summary OF the accounts showed-lst.
What every body must appreciate these hard times,
t,at the American In,itutc Is out OF debt aud La,
a balance in the Treasury. ID. That II has about
800 volume. of books of the most valuable Sc
lrctions; "A steam boiler shafts and accompani-
ment.. worth about $1,000; models, furniture, &c.
about s3Q0-amounting 10 $1,000; tor which sot
q cent is owing For years this institution has eN-
pended about ten thousand dollars annually IN get
ting up and carrying through an annual exhibition
Of the products OF Agriculture and the Arts, dis
pensing premiums, keeping o-on TO the public
Repository in which il contained the library and
variety of models, machines. specimens, SC, of
Manufactures and the Arts. This ha, been all ci.
fectedby the excrions and economy of few without
any resources. but those derived from fees OF men,
b,rship and 3 admission fee, and = for annual
dues and % cent, for admission 10 the Fairs. The
great economy requisite TO do this needs no com
ment. The simple statement shows that the con-
ductors might challenge the opponents of this In
sritltc, if has any, to name single Institution IN
the country that has So rieidly economical III
mean. and with them effected 80 much.
We hope they will bring more of zeal, energy
and spirit than ever To carry ont tie coming cShi
biion. The awakening on behalf of Industry
which is prevailing in the country j. pledge that
efforts ON it- behalf will receive more extensive
patronage and support than ever Competitors in
The various departments of Industry and the Ats
are called upon to commence their preparations
for thu, noble but peaceabe contest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

Farmer. n W ord


Nnti did Lpco-t oc"i-f1 beg '-eai i' 'i'e''.-'-
Air Van Buren, iei' Us q bankrupt irea''''S' '''
."ii ihe puoic interest every where alA'-'''''
IT, .ei Us without currency
TIE i~'i n- debt nc several millions.
he len ~ III" N"rth-La-iern ard Nori,-"' '''''
Territorial question though oi years DURATION
ln.eti.rd.
Inc Iomprom. ,e Act he iei; Us az 'i' year 70
ifs conclusion and l0'a.nr, Notes Do i''1 oi manly
revenue acton.
And with al! these i.tfcuiic-. foreign and "'-
mc.iic. piled mountain high unon the -t'ud' Frs
ct no ne" Administrator TIE u hl-' ''' "''.'
fr me Promised rcerD'.
o'fP's'' "''Na @i4e'' in "'g q.
your ,o"'l'i'e' !o. l'Aa e'il.l,' m .,ne.,.i
oVGr'eet upon your i'fn; J pax you l'' So
l' M Nv s'l',' '..'''.. ' ~. -, form,
po'c tii' "''r'''r 10 nave 'NH'ie" you, 'i'.'
Wiz I" nav "'>u p" your ''''.'' ....,
NoAi O'''"7' 10 'l ne -''l'" 10 ''''' H.. ,,,,.
'i0Hi'"' ~ paw 49, .o'I 49,, ,,'l,-
sou thousands OF do.lsr' in deni ahd '""' ''.-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

On the principle adopted by me Senate OF CIV
Ing member to cach State having fraction more
than oue-half the fI' ratio Rhode Island ONO.
Indiana. Illinois. Tennessee. South Carolina and
Alabama will each be entitled 70 one additional
Representative. making the whole number -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
The senate. Apportionmcnt.

Inc Ratio OF Bcpre,entaiion propo-es Us ih'
Senate a. substitute for that of the House (Which
is jO.179.j ]. 70.G80. with one added for c'ch
State having resulting fraction OF over bali nat
number. Thi. give. a House of 2l7 without and
PA with the fractional Mcmier.. =. the follow
ing ,,fte viL .L,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

CAPTAIN SHINLAY AND Miss CEoGHAN.-A ~.
Louis paper, after abiding to the vast amount o,
sympathy and lad gna,ion that has been launched
sut upon the abduction OF Nss Croghan, discourseS
a. follows:
Hear the facts now: We have them from IA
gentleman who is we'll acquainted with Col. Cro-
CHAN family
Nj" I. Vas a, home some time previous 10 the
marriage. During the whole of her stay there,
she VA. pensi'c, sad, and evidently iore-sick.-
She was very retiring. would mo-, 20 into company,
receive the attentions ot Young men, and ott1t
spike ~ CAPT. y. Is lear. copTratiug capt.
j. She returned to school. ard IN crcry letter
that she wrote home aiicrvud had something To
say abou, sweet Capt :. In word. her friends
hal every reason before her marriage. to believe
tina, She was deeply attached 10 him Tho Capt.
i, lust 81 Is haze, hearty and handsome. fa,eins-
tiny and elegant ~ ii- manners, and might ca, ~
pass isr 90 There is a. accounting iog tasics.
but tie truth l.. that the uuion was tui a. much
desired by Miss {. "a, Capt. :. Miss [. Is more
than lG. aud many girs al that age are iuy ripe
in their Judgsmcnt, and feelings >sc has writer
TO her father that she - exceedingly happy and
would be- perfectly 50 IT her fafasr csH torgire
her. TIN. he viii probabiy do soon, according t'
accounts, and the elegant Capt. will he saved iron
the reported sssassinaiion, or whipping, anC
received a. the son-in-law of Col. {. And 81
this terrible mischief viii md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

- Close Of Jerusalem al tie Rotunda - fTlsce
erect west OF q oadwsy, near Nibns "aflen-i ne PUP
H. ave- r,snectfuIv informed hat the popular am much
,1niret Panorama of JERI SALEM viii pe>tVeN De- r.
nnovcd on SATURDAY.. June 18TH. ~,
The Roiuuda III De open every iaE, ah9 nI N'.rs
a. ,nJ Frilav evenings On the above evening"
" rnI,n,,"-v Lecture will be given IN the gallery and
,be Panorama. brilliantly lllum -
re- hsantI1p Panorama OF THEBE> slil continues oper
iu' 1",s IT 2WeodwF&M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
A SOCIA TIO\;
Principles Of True Organization Of Society.

Or, Principles Of a Tue Organizahon Of Society.
1TL, edorsip # his column II 9pfinct froq Cof ~
TIE Tribve Addes' Ief'ers, rostpaid to BsisEANE.
Resid,pc, - Leonard.sfrec,.
Con IS SrPREHF tCONoMisr: .SO a. ASSOCIATIONS rs
THE soUECE % AL ECO>0vY. t. THE SOCIAL ORDFR
WINCH H. DESTINED FOR Mas, ASD 10 WHICH liz
ADAPTED Eis PAssi9Ns. sfTTACTio~s aND FacuLrIFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
r1lIr CuEApEST HAT STORE IN

1 THE WORLD '-CONtNT. go Grand street, ms
nov on hand of TIE latest Spring fashion, an eNc,Hem a.
,rtnieni of Hat at S2l5. $40 mi Sa redocu"n "I
81 cent, ON each iorruer prices hl'o SUPERIOR
sr-e o Far Hat tor s. equal To any 'od IN the Guy 0r
4 81 and 81 TIE public respectfully invited 10 call
/ ,ood assortment Of Boy. Hats an- Caps on band.
n,,faI IT,, CONANT 80 Grand 81. near Alien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
,TN UNGNR 4 co. Type & Stereoi

w type Foundry. - Fslion, corner OF Gold 81 n = :.
The subscribers take hl, Weihod OF announcing ID utt
n ends and the public generally that, having purchased u
extensive ani well known Type Foundry formerly o"Wo
a. N...rs Conner Cooke they have remover me sahs
90 their present central location. Having made extensive
DIVISIONS, alteration, and additions, they are now prepare
g. e,ecue ORDER of any magnitude they may he avosh
With with proup.rs and ~ nyorbe terms a. 81 any
Foundry IN America. Ie their nev Specimen BOOK ~lch
has been recently extensively Circulated u'sy "ou'' ~
specifically refer. .,..;.i
All article, manufactured by rem shall be o. maena
EQUAL superior, 20 any manufacturer ~ tn' oouu,
,.I nnd,rVo \ thorough examination ~ 10 1pp'MM",
ranging dressing. and properly asserting. Al ateIes -.
hbte ~ the >pcc Book formerly >>ued ny 'oher
Gu, tot.r M. SORT, 10 Fost. sold by Them now
boz furnished from this Foundry without delay win many
,Ince added
WN u,GAR 4 co. are Agents for the sale OF the Ne
Nor Washington and Smith Presses, which, pgeher WIZ
Chss, Cases Com,ing sucks Furniture, Ins, AMI every
+ med IN the Pr ahg busnes will be- kept on hand,
ami furnished At manufacturer, price,. -.
" B.-No Machine Cast Typ" Manufactured AZ u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

Sho4 Dealer, invite Country Merchants and Others,
IN cal, and examine ihclf large asorimnt NAV pe n't
,-., AZ ii- sane place, STRAW CLOUDS w L r.
So, INN ve.ua hrrrnir and variety ei tr.Hch
ANA Fancy Hats together With large a>.lrll'm OF e
,rI Bow, PALM LEAF md LtGHoRN tiNi all s"i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

II sourmrsx LrrtS,SY MssssNetS-ihe MAY nsn,,
Der of TIM, work jus, received anu 'or '''' a. VIZ
,,c 81 cent. Agent. supplied at the usual discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
BOSTON MISCELLANY of Literature

I AMI Fa.hion for June. 1872
Frl,rlli,.menl,-Thr Then sbeautiui line eogra.sg
roe ,,es .Toufh D.. Gently composed expressly for NE
u.c,i,pv By Geo j. Webb, President OF Handel haJdD
society, Boston. -, A.. III
ina and her Plain Husbands sermon upon Failing tsh-
rt,,.. SIR Philip sidneNs Defence OF Poesyi NY CouNs
Corner " indow. Night Adventure ~ Cuba The SCUM
,p,rr,s Edtor: Thu lat Scramble. Poetry rofusni
A Simir: Brackrtt', N,l; stanLas; The tniHi .ne
Tt.tt Illustrated by "a engraving on steel Literary No
Nadan,e D'Arila,'. Diary; Clevrlanfs 'o.aRc'
An.ric,n scenery: RO.coe's Lorenzo DE Nedci
R1cLwslls Foreign Travel. - -.
t, Ri ,DBlR sUDENS co. IN Na'sau.' Nj
"n,qo and 10 >chOo-,t. Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
CRINNELL. MINTURN X Co. q

CRI\NELL. MINTCRN n Co. -
~ >ou,h->ire,i g.. have for .al-
sheahIng "copper" 100 Gaze. English rom II = - D.
English ron 80 tons vel s'>oricf.
Trv.pots-)o ~ pots. l+n leo 1870 and 20 gallons.
Iron pair> 81 hoNes. various brands
Tn. 10000 ~, Eugli,h.
lI11p ifon } tons. assorted.
IvorS-tl prime Ivory Teeth. aaf so >cr'ias
Ro Cohee-5no bag prime green
SgEs--5s bhis Brazil, - boxes brown Havana
M-a,s'~-lb bids sugar bcIsr.
Flour-iloo bbis Gasgs, 81 hhls x chmond
R1-.s all cloh-lSo - aud 90 inch, bieaeheu 1'
unhesched
Russia hall duck. 50 pieces, sleaehed.
do Ravens DO 10 .
80 >hcv,ng. 81 baes, hlesched AMI un'iea'hei'
DO Disper,, IN 30 superior quaiF-
DO C-ssh ~ 80 assorted.
do Bot Ropes, ~ coils. assorted sih'>-
Madder-2H sass pnm. OIrhroS .
Foreur Psp.r 10 bsie,, entitled 70 1eOrH'-'''
Preserved G ngers, 100 cases frsa-
SOW - ar Chin-se
Nsranli1n. 81 cases, thine-e
Indigo " DO Manila
Hiuh.rh. ~ DO
Ca,.ia geo rDafs AMI 81 ra,ts
SON l0o case- German
olive oil. ~ pipe.
whale oil. 900 gallons
Cagdlss, - b-tc. sperm.
a., an ,.sorru,snt III choice ..s,. -h'e Por-f's,
,,cs >an ~ biz sIk hdAi.. BIZ -ar.urt ,lfr'
Grape shaRk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
of the London and American

Patent Wsier Praofng Company-removed To NO. oo
,tr,, p,,r, all order, will hc promptly aitendedts
Garments. Cloth. &c Water Prosied by the chemical pr
CO.. patented to tn, Company, warranted Tree from
gum Tie appearance and texture oi ue art1l', - w
''''N 49, en- t... T.. ...,nn mig iIn
Specimen, of Waterfront Cloths and cefth'dt,s ol ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
s,>p.Rs scnooL READER, Fourth Book PIP c.. ~"
Third Book PIP. 20
tSecond Bookl PIP 1874
(fir>, gookl PIP. ~
SrkLLlNG Book. PIP lt6 and
PRIMARY SCHOOL PKlMtR, PIP, DO A..

We here have series of Spelling and heaui"S
Books for Common Schools. calculated tor learn
from their first entrance to the 'i"So Vi wv
studies in these departments. The casual exam
nation which We have been enabled to give these
works has shown us some advantage IN these 'N'I
those with which We are acquainted ton instance
simple aud attractive pieces OF Music are gwen III
tho larger rcadingbooks in place OF pictures Inc
Spelling Book We examined some years since and
wcrc then struck with some Improvements on those
in common use, especially in its parallel tables OF
SYNONYMOUS words like those of Salem Town
Withou, dsparaging .thers we commend the'o
books to the consideration of Teachers asd In
spectois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
D0YS, Clnthing I-ChiIdrens' CIothng

ID Avery large as>oriment-,ery good quaIv-vefy
cfeap-Gso. \ Ii0,t ca. No. iibo"er' "ou" ,t'ptt
l inform their patron, aud the pubic generally that
h,y have aran been maxim. extensive preparations o e
ring ami trade and have nov on iand hineh
my ever before have bad. The public are invited to eau
and examine goods with particular reference u 4nsV
anil Drire Terms cash. a. 'ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

uo,h.~,. Iournni daurg the Last Illness o. t
ns.c,'y $50 ,b'.m.n with Preface by Jane
..Tcl Amrrican pditon This day pab,he', and iur az
is, s\XTON MILES, 45 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
MUTUAL. INSrRANCE.-On Dwell

w inc Ho1.e, 1ud Furniture only, prott. rr,u,u'u ~
,fe ,...rai 'rHE NOT >tlioLDtk> MI IL VI IN
~I-RANCF COMPANY. Office o. Val =, tor >epardtht
tie insurance ot Dwelling Houses snd Furniture from h''
,.. stores aYd Me-, hnudl.e -
wei Known tn1 almost M the loses incurred IN me
o. insurance the rcsUuo. ia" burning o. wanna
fla stores 4rI costly goods. "a
Tn, thr expense of Insurance ia the honNeho'
r , ,v po>> bis deprive him the very security tor
III, cash p.y,nsni, ar premiums form iuni. vi ~
trrn4Vur expenses and o>>t = represented nN go P ''
,.ur ne assured u propou on 10 the amount % her
il,ur nee -.
Th> COMPANY prepared II insure AGAINST los, or d'-
arc ht ire Dwelling HOUSES orrnprl ~ whoit Of 10 p'lt
- .nrL Uof,ebod Furniture and al II f,shoi Property
c-,narv kpp m Dwelling houses Every person in,ui-
m Win hi COMPANY B., enuu,I 10 vote Tor each huu-
l-.. .f..f sr,-. .tfttt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

1 Tca.-Uowqua', Mx,urel-rhis extremely deiciou,
NJ uDuar,eiea Tea highly celebrated IL China and
Epron nj imported i for sale At the Canton Tea
Coa,pans. General Tea Establishment III Chathamrerf
New.York Chinese packages price ~ cts ana q eAeh'
mol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

Do Won wan, Beots and Shoe,,-, 90
-, s,l'ar, Co Great CatlsIne Boot snd >hoe Mar "a,
!, 70 Cathanne a. corner OF Munro, W.. 80 Al rrice
= largest and be,t as>,r'neun ~ m23u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
= An,rs, 4 GENTLEMENs' NEW

4 Foot AND SHOE STORE, % Green"cli,
street. corner of Rpb.u,sn 'trect = iutr - o,'"
i,,ge ,oI General assortment of Ladies, VI SEES ana
Chen,' Carr Boot, and shoes, OF The latest Nv es al
io every varetygJod m~trria,l ana "oIknanshp; 90,
III. ,nt youtl'. Boot, and shoes, which offered n
prices corresponding v.th he times -,
- I'm " myl2-uf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
NRANkLIN HOUSE. PHlLADEL

+ PUtA m. new ami spendd Hste situated ~
Chestnut street. between Third and Fourth streets NJ W'
corner of Franklin Place, IN the immediate vciny ~ the
Steamboat Landing, Banks Exchange, Post once, IL
rr. Nc spd ~ boz kept n the Am.rcau and French ~
coujonlly. having both an Ordinary and Restaurant VIII
b. opened on the fpt ot June. , -,
Tic too,us >, contracted 10 form parlr anu p,-
room VIII h.. rented. without board al ros = ~ To -"
uer week. or With board 40 = per daY.
The bet COOKS have been engaged. Ire "l"' dN' i-
cu1r. OF h. nurc quality, viii he sold At extremely mo
erae price,, TIE iurIturc entirely new, snd no pans
ain le .p,-el 10 make thu, establishment equal 20 any n
H., I-r,ted stor.s j. NJ. SANDER>ON son.
80 a., .i.I.I.bf, N.v L. 1912 mV1l 2ipGW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
ELASSICAL and Commercial institute,

" So Broadway, 4 Newman, Pnncilal.-ln ti' ISL
u,n Young gentlemen W be- instructed In all the branch
- col n thorough English and Classical education pr ara
tory for aye and commercial pursuit, IN iir ltii.,
moderate. god references gwen y. q. Room, % !et f
leC lures and debating socleteS mf@ lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
MILITARY GOODS below cost, at

vi 9tMa.den Iane.-The subscriber having rclinqust
=, tie military bushes, and removed hs goods RON ~
Rr,,fv 4, - Maiden Lane. offer, Ia ~ y MS rntre
.fork-o,.,i.i..g Of swords, Belts. >lshrs, Epanrur
acc Buttons Plume,, MI,keis Kfe,, &c NC heio" cost
- f'' - WI HINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
HKESS BOOTS-Late.t French style

1be ,p,.criber respectfully invites the citizens
TeHYork and strangers yidrg the city, 70 eau rW
ION street and examine large assortment OF D.s noo
Calf skin. , i, ,h. Lea, AN
r At TX dslls, per pair warranted equal To any nSne
and hall AM q, the undersigned nkrs ora"
80 r, f,e and Keeps last. Tor each customer, he can u"
Constants on hand Fashionable Boots Sc, at Tie ioo"
ing reduced prizes .oso,s1,
Searskn BOOts..........'''''Ioh '. ~ oo W ~ M
Cali ........ssss.sss
Half Boots.
Cater. 80 70 -, > "a
Observation-Disclosures
Primo, .ni slippers. Sc. &c. progof onap,y, E,rx;s
Fem. CASH Delivery, JOHN l. va inn,.h
nyl0 III FuiinF>t. b'lNf'p -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
lUERKY,S MuSEUM-The most pop

MAR Magazine Tor Nonth - Contents for Junr lie
S-n,c OF Hearing; June Fresh Flover' AMERICAS In
dian: House Builiiug; Edw co.; The KabbI tan,irf
Mcrrvs Adventures. WHO planted the oak; Travels o.
Thoqa, Trouer; The Deuge Page Tor Luie kcadeI'i
Varieties; Puzzles, &c. :, -,
The publishers have lew copies Of Merrys MlseuH'
ueatlv hound for lgie which they will .'ll tor NE lo"
nc ~ on Dollar BRADBURY. SODEN 4 co,
II Ni.>au-strcet Newly OH,
scllDrL HMM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03

u Remember the Removn' R''"er +" l.,
CumUhiue Oil, SpirIts ssd imPfo''S 49,. n, nrce.
raycue Ha Sn Broadway, oPposww vcCrEDY' Jr
reduced nearly ~ per cent. !" W ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-03
h. SPECIAL AppoieIinr", c,,urer
UOSFPU GIILOTT. Pen Nanuiac,uIo'

IOSEPH GILLV y, e" IT.. On cb.r..
j TO THE oUEEN.-CAITiD 1,,s,i sa Is. psro
~ % nnt,lle nskers oPraci &c 1870 - IL
ur GI. 6a ao upon uT d. e;iot. on,ng the knsi
pearlng NE prts, f. cas readily 5e detected by rs
l. = a.~ apps rsnce, and ir 'e'y common Wy"
% i put up. ,.,4,r Pen, are are all marked In full
,oanb t,iIof. Patent" ~ Jo,eph Olllst', ~srrHn~o'
si' Zach grt,-s bears a ac smiie Of as Signature
Te above say BE- had, wholesale, o HENRI Jhsscr
! - a., - Iohn--'re~1. corner ~ Chm
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Grlian Nernarck. u ARoher>on, stephen anhreiene
Rom n nrv ludlow samuel Martin, Frcdarch pti~y'tI
A., .ft.. "a u,,..,p t,k >rhurharif, Daniel seymour
l. r. RODGERS Pres lent
..i9 O., u L TAh IOR. Secretary.
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[VOTSFKEEPERS' Hardware. Guile

~ A. Gc-The subscriber. are receiving ire'h ,Hp,
f-,. and have constantly an hdud iul assortment ,l
iou,eLeeper. Hardware, such A. common ana "y nd"
frc., Al.o Tea Trays spoons, Tea hetie, ,'uct I'i'
fYf,e is. >h.yeis and Tong, Holo"wair Ac ~ ''
=, -. n,RnRN 4 LITTLE. 3 FltOn Y
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UOUy WARWICK. Sweep Smelter and

Pssn.r n general No. II John .tre~t Nn~-r"'s. D.
- Of IruaeT. ard >lvsr -rfif, roi,-t- !, =
n.,.,,. L.D-l. Parting Bars Ccarss ,l,r' os sa l.
~ N All PI.isd Mslal.. Book1tsdef |, rAs, -
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CELECT School for Young Ladies, 81

- Br0adNay.-Mr.. Newman and Nr> ncAl'}f rim
rpa, H. lh. Institution. Young Laiie, WI De- n',fSce'
n alItle branche, OF q thorough English Polite ofna
mental Education Terms moderate. Pupils admitted al
/. Nom. .i-nLanr n--rreucr. g-krn. NV ---
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NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-

NEW YORK DYING and Printing tsta-
BLIsHMENr STATEN ISLAND. ofire for The
reception and delivery OF goods No - Vae ~ J-h -
NJ York Dive and finish in a superior manner Broai-
cloths Ca's-uer-> H.. Saiu., SIX Velvet ana fll'h'
Ribbons. Canton ami Italian Crape, SIX AMI C"u.h
Glove, ami Hose Iadie. ana Gentlemen, Ganm>nis, no
rren. Damask and >stn Curtains, Linens.nd totiOn>
Cleans and Re-fn.h Merno. Tibet and Cashmere
shawls Piano and Table Covers. Carpet, OF all kHd>
Drugget Floor Cloth. and Hearth Rugs, Chntz Curtains
&c &c.
j Orders carefully attended to and promptly e1ecate'
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.SPY'S yENTILATOR manufactured
STAND.-The Stock and
,E WATCUFUL of your Health.-Dr.
DUTCUFR REYNOLDS & PLATT.

- ATTORNEYS. SOLICITORS and COZ Nnti
kORs-Ofic. No. 81 and p. Merclais ESctAsge Wal
sf,-,t Nsx.york SALEM Ut TClIEK
J. y. REi NOLDS,
,y-u o. " PIATr
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HIO FUNDS WANTED.-All the

~ 1ood Ohio Banks ,, we'd ~ Fankln Sank, Counl-
-, C1Ic'tr tancs.i-r Cofrmerr 'ai. tskr kfir Ham
.nn Farnier,. ClutDn Granville ami CicN.snS BANKS
rl A .a-an STATE >cf.n bought a. - >NikESTERs,
MI s2wsH street ant $50 Broadway.