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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

II CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLrID.-The sub
,rrer would invite tie arielioS Of the public ~ bis STOCK
Of sGREENOUGP> PATENT LAMPS, which from their
leauty aud superior qualities destined u supYrsee sl
other. IN The oil which Is DUfned ~ thr'n !, .
yerv brilliant and al light The hurniDg rinii
p n,rtabls light nee iros Oh snOAe, sfei er ease ahs
IN =, III ,or Stain Cof-aon Lamps he altered
Al t,ihng errpnse burn the fluid. The suD.cflbsr
ndly permitted refer OF eur most respectable
Eni'ies who NOW using ihe article.
J. &. HOOKER, 80 Broadway,
YB There = danger Of esploson ia either one si
- ar1icies O2l II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
CTTESDlD DDlSLONERYfo for LEARN

Tie works OF learners executed according "a t' ne" Style
may b. seen No ~ Bfoads ~, the American Hotel
Mons. Ncros ERsLTTE will give lessons 10 th cy unt the
l5h ut nexi month. the time OF hs Departure O France
All those nes discoveries 10 the number o TX may b'
learned IN ,is LOurlor the low prce oi two doilas-"r
each new i!ui Day able after the lesson smalfun wlo
have seen he works OF The pupils are convince nat ibe
r. real discoveries useful O ars well o. Tor to,e " no
hsvr,nev.r u lied designing he rsydiy amt pcri.c-
ton with which drawing from may D- aade. The
~Kccl OF the system u j. Impossible 70 explain one
,so. should be taken or a pupil should be work
f,v Ia understaud H. WA lms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22

PIGxIrs-At meeting of the Royal Geosraph'
cal Society in London recently. the chairman sta
ted some interesting facts on a subject which
would probably soon be brought before the notice
of the society 1t was, that gentleman employed
by government. had. in ascending the river Juba,
in Africa. from East to West. fallen in with con-
siderable tract Of country inhabited by curious
race of pigmies not exceeding four feet in hight,
with very curious >views sf religion and govern
ment. and exactly resembling the type of Herodo-
,ns. which singulary confirmed some opinions on
the subject recently brought yeiore the notice OF
the Abericincs Protection Society
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
,UuE TEETH. THE TEETH.-On

ar!ospherc pressure pr nc pies iu set, Of beet n0-
,ral teeth o any number that may b" reqUrei VIII be 10
serted at notice and m the neaesi tyr WIN "
spring. or clasp, Filing Cleaning and Regulating u"
c.th done 4. lua IN the best manner For tNlTacin.
t.oth 81 cents tor curing the toothaebe - AT ope don
y arran;el by d.. J. Busk"y Dentist, n Marraysut.t'
a. n, -. rno..r,ie Term, cash jyl4 eodjn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
-UIr sOiD FXTRACr or SAR-

SNPtRGLLA. prepared 10y Dr. Ouo iit.on' hi'
prIved f..i reri valuable specific m east, OF >c'nui
Sal r. asd cu,aneDu, DISEASE, genersN ftrtcndty
,ho,e og rom impur,y of The blood 1Hr >yRrr pr
sred ENTEAor - also far up~~ior to any other
:, run Sifsapaia ever bcOTr prrDarrd Bois "rs he
al. ned M H. Minor, - Broad~ ~, corner John Il
T. Y D. Forest, ~ Greenwich corner OF Morr' II W.
VI. Thuma" corner Cd'ial ana NafGbsis' . S 90
J'nyton corn.r spring and hudon e. \. Mcleod, $40
Unl,on It d. A. RO,enmller. 3ll Rleecker, cor Chfsn
rier: 4 " Bl>sett, Ga Broadway ard oi
u tioM>E 4 60 Mhple.aie Druggists, ~ Juhn-sL
H.. Irtiia
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
A : : OCI A ITO \ /;

Or, Principles of Trse organizatioa Of Society.
- II, Eiitersip of thu oolusin Distinct fo thai II
The Tri5une. 4direif etirs, po,tPaid . \ BRisrA>E
Reside-ce. II LeonarG-sf sfrsd
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22

1TUSIC AT Three Gents page, at : o
VI u L>peuardstrsei, corner of Broac ~ay.-CHAs.
A. GESLAIN iiu,c Publisher, : constantly recelvn. '"
aut fdsona Music, tor The Piano, Guitar, and r'ue'
which Hing the very low price OF cents psr -
tai. Also hand a small lot OF Musical lnsifu ri =
which will be- sold very low. The public aIe nvitedt il
and ,arl NJ. tor ihem,ey. Mholcsalc dealers sup ni-d
cheaper At Other estabshmen IN the L. states
NR-PaGo For,es tuned al - cents
VIA n CIIAS T.. GESLAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
GOAL. COAL. COAL.-Best Peach Or

Y clanl Red Ash Coa-Lunp. Broken and MT siIr>.-
The unier -ned authorised 10 take orders for tins cet
bre Coal at the very lowest prices, either 10y the
or on verf from the barge. lee Of carriage in any par
of III CITY or Brochlyn.
Also GRAY Ash Schuykil lehgh and Lackawana Goa.
2 tmrr,an Biuuiuous Coal, for hs CRATE, equal o.
best liverpool Best Virginia Coal for blacksmith, u>e a
the very lowest price. Jo>tFt y SlMf>pN
Office No lls Nassau street
\ p. Orders for ton will receive the SAME attention
=. those for a larger Cuanitv. myl8ti
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
mo S\lL BOATS FOR SNLE-

DEW in Ascension Church for sale
! PrN N. i5 on ihe .rouni for IN tie body Of N
lhur-h. trp-v a NJ. u South --lreet eli
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22

| UIYING TIME.-We love 10 think of the natu-
raj division Of the ycar--net only tie fosr season,
as they make their own boundaries, but also the
smaller subdivisions which the changing phenom-
ena of nature on the various labors of the ,illcr
OF the soil suggest, furnish pleasant and profitable
topics for thought. Sccd-time, hocing-tmc, hay
ing-timc, cucumbcr-tlmc, bcrry-iimc, and all the
res, of the tir-es have lessons that all should learn
Whoever will take Il ride into the country now,
will find the fields full of delight and living cm-
beins of that old gentleman with his scylle, who
spares neither age nor youth, nor wealth nor pow
erty. but sweeps bis way with unwearied strokes,
cutting down all, both great and small That
sarc ride too if it be carly in the morning or to-
ward evening, will furnish a perfume far more sa-
yorv and sweet than any that ever made an Araby
OF a ady's toilct-table Beautiful too J. the crop
and big are the hay-oocl,s and therefore tic cat
tie shall not suffer. Tine farmer has to work hard
about these days. with the rays of the sun pouring
down upon hin: with scorchng power. No mat
ter his slcepis is all the swecrsr, his appetite all
the better, and his frame all the stronger. la
borious life he has of it but he may also have an
independent one The banks he deals with are
not likely to fall aud if he buys no more land
than he can pay for and take care OF, keeps clear
of mortgages and debt, uses his own hands and
does not snare the manure-hc need indulge no
fear of Jail or alms-housc
IIav making in some countries i rather more OF
a merry making than in Own. The females
in broad eipsy hats. take sdaro II Tic business
and right hcnlihful it is too. We are not sure
that an exchange of the keys Of the piano tor The
handle of the rake and pirchiork and Iide home
on the hay-cart would not be beneficial TO som e.
who for decateness think they can hardly touch
IL cir feet TO the earth. Albeit "A good humored
rolic in n hay field is far superior enjoyment to
the heated atmosphere OF fashionable party
Take look then. All We who are able 50 to dc, al
the mowers; help them to spread the scented clover
and forget not that all flesh is grass, and must
sooner or later be gathered ia by death; and not
forgetting this, cndcavor to live that'your mem-
orcs shall be sweet to those who weep over your
or,vca Newb't Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
TNK. SWAYNf.'s COMPOUND Syrup

- of Wild Cherry may be- had AT Minors Drug sofr,
lsl Broadway, corner OF John street
From the grezi satisfaction ths medcne has gwen IN
Throat and Lung Dsea,es or weakened constitution, epe
oerially when he nervous .ySem impaired claiming
h- attention The medical profession 10 various "eo' "i
ale Country well A. IN pODu0as cu's non th' chcuh-
stance of u wonderful effects . . d,
MA extract from the Weekly Messenger, published
al Cbambsr,burg states that Dr. Humphrey late OF Il
TLorss in f5is co'v used Or. >waynes syrup 0f Wild
Cherry personally durns proracird ne % pfeiereAce
an suy nj her usdicns be- could s5iain Ulo I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
IOlIN WARWICK. Sweep SmeIteI and

~ g~dner ~ general. No l. I,td st-re', Ncw-York.
Par laser ot jewelers. and -Taitis fo,i FG
r,rn. l..tnr!. Pa-r Bar. Coarse Silver Bar, lacr
1,Ii snd PLATED Msiss Bo0kbsdrr'> Rags. As au'A "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
cEA BATHING at Long Branch. New

- jersey, the N.nuc Ocean-Ihc subscriber ooani-
ng house noW open tor reception OF company uuer the
direction oi Nr> FcrgusOn. JNo HOPPER
\ n \, Inv L.-f fys euls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
TO THE LADIES.-The

.nb.crer 81 well known to the aides Of New, York or
ir superior .tvie o shoe and Gaur boot "ltb "p ny
visiting the cty ID e.. tn 81 10 the COUNTY, nay D.. Soe
susvply for adles 10 Lispeusrd street. No ~ one
tfeet below Canal street and near the cornercl bloahNd
gre ades can be supplied with the Parisan shoe 10
=, e not IN be sI~paed il squalcd, IN the city, Ladies
bo L.ye been az los where obaln shoes since Lane
- ,o,n us,pe.- can bs now supplied by h. iong srd
tested servant 9n,'iL- ' a. =. -,
Rcoi. ~ aw,vs considered Mr. Al-n far superior ~ any
nan We ever had in our employment SON
ohaI h-,rtifl assortment OF Ladies Morning slippers
entirely nj new styl- Also excellent sup surPdssL
aoy Thing in the city pnce s Ny best GOOD, equally o"'
at No 10 Lspenard street, one street oeio" '"'"' ''
vl8 sni2W
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
PROOF IRON SAFES There
NNTANGLE ACNNLyTS .-Thomas

a Jones -carrnLt. ~ broaiway, Opp'ote JOhh'st,
nd, take arrange and ADJUST Sc .ns o very hf mp
ON go those who have no been able - deSe simpi'
aud eas, ~ hot conducting th, department. tie dFti-
User with the conhdence derived non much 'hp,rence,
specftulv hs ,stins such iOru ~
hooks h->t adapted 10 Pft"uiar onin.
ebt,.,~-<, m co,lplcat.i irner.hip affairs ccninfi
and neglected accounts he edges s -e 81 tnect m All
C. sses ~ equitable and lrd- -Duiable aiiu.tmrnL
Published and lor al" by tne author - aslN', J"nes'
Pcscp ole and PTaccr OF Bookkeeping" which already
ie text book tie lee ling Academic n.uiuuons oi ths
cnnutry ant ibe Only American NOR 90 he subject ai
b.. he. ,, p.n'e. -p tnoland Price 8 - myI)u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
AplEs, 4 GENTLEMENS' NEW

L A BOOT AND SHOE STORE, - t'rce4"cu,
gIect corner oi Robinson street :. tuer ha- opened
= large and general assortment of Ladies. Misses ana
Chlren.' ,arr Boots ald Shoes of the latest ~ c ana
in ryrrv ,arefv-c1i msirria, and workmanship. Also
Mem, and Youth. Boots and Shoe, which are oh"red al
price, corresponding with the tme,.
,,, H. lov,,,, fr~u. mvi2-u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
L'RANKLIN SALT " NTER BATHS,

foot u Montgomery The Fra' k4n ra wafer
Bd open the foot of Montgomery street. trom
\. VI io lo y " shower Bsth,. upon AprcNcd pl1ni
Swimming school aud superior prsac bath, for 'e, and
vertruci. is5 ln
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
DkOW B0WLlNG SALOOS-
DATHS. at Fnlton Ferry Tho Brook

] , lvh salt N~trr Warm ami Col. Baths noN open
nr the season Gsn-u,n and Ladies cal ave trgi >st
waitr Ban, a. a. times from 4. N rnti - = v 1t
os ~ have tnc exclusive u,r of ihe ~ nnnr Eli ~
TUESDAY. ar Friafs uutf T. = Ger,isrncn wil. a..
ir,rr,f A. All Other ur. The wl Tie Bath lo
Gated unsurpassed purity u fr rat 81 North Ntes,
runn.g ifom 70 miles per nour fhr Bah, have been
n ,r,,i and much improve ls ,r1on sHl equally con-
s.f..rt f.r NeN-Nork lru Hr0o..Nu. TIE nfopu' TOR
ur1rs,s every ilrE ,lr' s cone 90 rerf are e'iah'
..br..rf +. .sret1Itis lrIf rftsarf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
WATER POWER TO LET n the
OLATFORM SCALE-W antcd, a sec

4 ori hand Platform scale. suitable 70 weigh COAL
ANY person Lssc 20 ,e cheap may addrts, tote 10
Platform frbunc Office. 9ltlns price, aud where ma
rsafu. Ni u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22

OTICE-To the heirs and legal repre-
,cniatives OF ABRAHAM GIBBLE, late ot war
.ek tOun.p D. Lancaster coJny, ~ le state o Penssyl-
y,n deceased H. our.usrc~ NJ ar order ue our oi the
o~t AZ Common Pra OF L1nrasvr county, VIII hold m
o.,,,on uuon The I;ee Estate Tie aid deces,ed
Thnr.sav lie Zjth day Of August d. lsl2 AZ the t 81
tence OF BENJAMIN l. Ghbls whn occupies the premises IN
HsruicL township srrsah d. then and b>rs 20 make psru
ron ard apprasenIeut of sad real estate. which time
snd place you may attend b you think proper.
Tie res ~ said decessi can.,tsOf piece Of land
10 .ad township containing 50 lnCfe Sssl with The
sppunensnces adOisng iand of Michael stsuiieT Peter
Loageneeksr Jacob Ritter, Benjamin wkite, Henry sum
ny irirs and Others A. r.. ROBEkis
sheriff Of Lancaster Co. Pennsyl'sms-
SIsyHr. n~;ce I srrss,er Iulv II ll5 laNoW
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
r RFDFIELD. Bookseller and sta
TO THE LOVERS of superior Black
, OILED GERMAN SILVER.---JAS.

Ia ~. NOFFETT. III Prpce rr.i near Wooster
,rf particularly call hs -f.t nf Hardware Dealer.
aud Maru'lcturrr, Dis .UQenr eri Gle 90 c'r-ln silver
which he oasr. tor sair h t-ss snd retail of at uck.
,,..tf- In, =, ~ ,n4 s.-rr.s set
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
!. : no S. 5n.-Peach Orchard GOAL
IKENESSES taken by the Dagucrreo-

t.pa taken the r,Ori> corner Broat-
Johu>t in superior style, with all the modern
roy'meni,, without any regard 10 the weather. uc c-
>uii being 1lAay. the slme.
i.srucfio1s The above beautiful art are given and s-
uaratI. fl-n shed af mn lcraie prices
V ~ All the apparatus used in the business may be Oh
tanned at the above Place Also every descrl OF Mna-
turr Cases Lcnse Pses, &C. Sc Specimen, may be seen
at the rooms al any time during the day. jy4u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22

An ExPSRIMESr.-l once knew boy VINO WAS
employed be his father TO remove all '"c 'voSD
small stones which, from the peculiar nature oil ',e
ground, had accumulated in the road before 'iie
house. He was to take them up and throw them
over into the pasture across the way lie soon
got tired of picking thcm up one by one, ana SAT
down on the bank to try TO devise some o'l'e'
mean. of accomplishing his work ne at leHgth
conceived and adopted the following plan tie
,e, in the pasture narrow board for target or
as boys would call it, mark and then collecting
all the boys in the neighborhood, ne proposed to
them an amusement which boys are always ready
for-Gring at a mark | need not say that the
stores OF AMMUNITION in the street were soon c1-
hau.,cd. the boys working for their leader when
they supposed they were only finding amusement
for themselves Here now is experimenting on
the mind the prediction Of useful effort with ra-
pidity and ease by the intervention OF proper IN
strumentsity; he conversion, by means OF a little
knowledge OF human nature, OF what would other
wis. have been dull and fstiguing labor into a
mere anmating sport, giving pleasure TO twenty
instead OF tedious labor to one
'"'''- Abbo,ts Teacher.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
vyRAAkIJN House. PHuLADEL.
c,NlEITOGA al SPRINGS INSTITUTE,

y T.. n BANGS A. VI, P-inctPdi ons Prorrietor
The institute has betn condu pd 10y H. present proPre-
since sept 1889 Apsi from u, Literary Advantages M
location saratoga eNes eminence over aso, ah
oters Youth slender health been found To improve
under the invigorasg effects of the pur' md sautary
waters OF the place aided boy the resuw '~'s to wme
isv b,ve bssn IA ned by the ,i,cipn the School.
Their moral cuue ikew-, regarded . th much solci'
ude. Families VISITING the Srlngs VIII ind ~ ne institute
every foey sr the advancement OF their children learn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
NTEW STYLE OF BEDSTEAD.-

Broxe-'. Patent self dju'ing Bureau Bed,'ead, a
NV article .strel, different from those now IN use. Those
p-r.,. no are about purchasing sofa wardrobe or Bu-
.su B,l.tesds would 10 Vel 10 call and exam NJ before
,urr,o.ir.r st y W 4 C. sol rliAeks
fyt5 3,v.rd l96 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
Cl 'drels tioi'e>
DDYS AND CIIIIDREN'S CLOTH

\ pISC either II wholesale or retail ai DOL>bN'> rev
Ci1trg store No O. Caslfu street cheap a. the cheap
-, AMI a. r a. H. b,,t that ca be i0und ia any cth,I
I'D 3ras
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
WTTSkILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. a

y the rire Orchard i--Ths romantic and ia>h"if-
r resort viii ks couiucci during the present srs on ui-
Ter the direction and slprrinen eure ui the subscriber II
a. undergone complete an thorough repair ani now
,nen for the reception visitors. No e0oU VIII oc sraiJ
maintain the e>-fvedl> bn chasce er which Lac here
onre su,tanrd heretofore it, tables VII BE- furnished
fn every lticacv tiat tue NeNNo market adorO,
AMI every pos bic att nOu si can r. mote TIE eoh'en-
aucr and rnovmept oi %, fiiirou. vii hs royp.y be
slowed The road leading to hi, ,,ilhl ,ln'ut and e"
.iiy that part of t the mountain has ocen rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-22
Patent India Rnhher Cot-
,JONEY TO LOAN.-Temporary ad-
B. DEVEREUX, Draughtsman and

"A. Fngrayer in Wool No y John street 81 story
~, Iork IVA csd3m
Refer. 20 Mr. George Erdcor, y John strte'. tinun'
KnlbalI Ir fsg. fMe,,rs Kimball sheldon % wal e.
u Ii DIrev lEhMarh RLcLa arleon GO. - >ollh -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-23
baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
n, v,x,ay. Anr,l a

BALrMoSx, April II, 1874
Ms. EpIroR-
The way stocks of various descriptions are walking
up to high pressure mark, is a caution to brokers them
selves. Since vest erday even there has been another
advance on city 8 per cent Of s. per share. 1t now COM
msnas II, and before the day closes will doubtless be up
Of sale at 81. Sales of Union Bank were made yester-
day at 45. being en- advance within twenty days of 50
per share. Bank OF Baltimore stock was likewise sold
for 1874. This 10 an Improvement of $40 per share with.
in the same space of ine mentioned above. am Sc
riously impressed with the idea tina this sudden start in
the stock market is similar to some OF your Wall street
doings, and like other humbugs, will have its day, so
soon as the ends Of spectators are accomplished.
II is strange modern stock jobbers have so long been
ignorant OF the intrinsic merits Ct various sttc&s.-
How beautiful, after a bubble is once commenced 1t will
swell and now, as II floats along the stream, II Will
tempt the little boy to put his a.tiess singer on II but
how soon will it burst even whilst in its most tenn pting
"ttiude. This comparison may be spplied TO the present
sSeiEhs OF the stock market. sincerely hope Il ere
we'd.
The Hon. Henry Clay arrived in this cty last evening
end took lodging at Bsrnum's.
The trial OF Captain Latimer. has been cIoseJ hv ,he
Court Martial. Lieutenant Adams is a a m q n chs,rss
His case will probably be the last.
An arr an cement has been entered into he The pos, M
nee Department, which will again cause the 10 n be.
ween this city and Norfolk to be transmitted as usual
via the Chesapeake Bay.
The foreign news by the Britannia arrived here this
snoring about half past one o'clock, by the new mail
arrangement. What will he its effect on our mark, I
am unable TO say. 1t is highly interesting.
The mail for your region Of country leaves an hour
earlier this morning. so must be after bringing this
epistie to a close, by Informing you that we have a go.
riously hne morning. Yours, RoptsicK.
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Philadelphia. .
Correspondence of the Herald.l


PHILADELPHIA, April -, 1912.
Report Of he GiraTd Bank NEEDING, Stocks, &c.
There was to-day at the Philadelphia Exchange a pref
~ full meeting Of the stockholders Of the Girsrd Bank.
The objec. ofthe meeting was to receive the report of a
committee appointed by the stockholders in January
last to investigate the affairs of the institution. Attic
head Of this committee, which has furnished a ~scsthing
report, is the Hon. Henry Horn, the gentleman SO hatter
ingly endorsed by president Jackson, when that high
functionary told the minute committees who visited
Washington for the purpose Of having the deposites re
stored to the United States Bank, that he could not he.
The meeting was organised by calling Charles Kin
sey, of New Jersey, to the Chair. The report which is
quite long twas readily Mr.. Horn, and was almost unoni'
| mously adopted by the meeting. The committee have
furnished a brief history ofthe institution from its char
ter, and noted with some minuteness the enlargement OF
its capital in 1882 or '33. To that periol and act, the
downfall Of the bank is mainly attributed. The addi-
tional stock then created was little or none of it paid in
money. Subscribe rs TO it were mainly members and ia
yorites of clique that controlled the institution, and
paid their instruments by tn ,r notes Of hand, which in
some instances when dishonored were renewed without
interest. The large gratuity voted to Mr.. Lewis, the
Cashier, for his instrumentaIitv in procuring the addi-
tional capital, and from time to time emanated from the
bank, is served up in the mos, glaring light though in
The liabilities OF the bank is represented to have been
reduced, under the present President and Directors from
81 400, GOO, to about half that sum. And Of this amount
Of it's present Indebtedness 5000 600 is secured by such
pledge as reduces its present real liabilities to $500, 600.
For this reduction Of the banks Indebtedness much
praise is bestowed upon the officers instrumental in e-
fecting it, and as an evidence OF their tact in manage
ment, II is said not $500 of bad debts have been contract
ed in the whole two years.
There was some little excitement manifested, but 1t all
passed off without angry collision.
The business in stocks was very light at much better
prices. State Elves rose to AZ, and Wilmington Railroad
advanced l on yesterdays sales. The whole tone ofthe
market is better. All the banks Of our city that resumed
made upon them, and discountins to about the amount OF
their receipts.
The jury in the Holmes case was charged by Judge
Baldwin to-day.
Forest concluded his engagement last night to rather a
thin audience.