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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-21

At St. Louis on the 7th inst. there were forty
steamers lying at the wharf, most OF which were re-
ceiving or dscharging freight.
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The election of members Of the Legislature of
Virginia will take place throughout the State on the
fourth Thursday in this month, the 2Sth inst
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LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED ON
THE STEAMBOAT AT BALTIMORE.

LIST OF THE DEAD-G7.
John c. Moale John Kemp
William Moale George Endley
Joseph Lecompte Thomas Edridge
Capt. John Vickers John Boston
John Young William Lewis
Benjamin French George Geddes
John Boon S. w. Hackney, M. d.
John Burns James w. LAYERS
Andrew F. Henderson James Mitchell
Richard Linthicum Jackson Reeder
Robert Doyle Duncan Ferguson
John Haley John SPEEDILY
John Harper John Yeager.
LIST OF woUNDED-40 IN ALL.
Captain Sutton James Crawford
Joseph Craig George Reynolds
John Mitchell Levin Boston
r. FL Middleton George Hoofnagle
John Henderson Thomas Smith
Albert Ramsay George Hyde
Zachariah Nichols Henry Snyder
Alexander SPAWN George CLASSY
Samuel Glenn William Binion
%ssi ka Uqs E sai Wagner brothers
$500 Brennan William Tumbleson
James Wilson James Ridgely
William Roberts George Hyam
Lawrence Regan Daniel Stevens
James Clark Martin Hickey
Thomas Eldridge James Montgomery
David Frazier William Allen, and sons
Patrick Collins Captain Coffee, of steam
- Stripple boat Georgia, (sightly.)
Francis Bezyt
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COMPLETELY WORN OUT.

"lrHURIELs SPEAR, has been so often taken in
hand by some of our classic contemporaries, that it is
blunted bent and useless
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TRANSPORTATION OF LETTERS BY BRIT
ISII STEAMERS.

We have been favored with the following ex
tract from the instructions Of the British Gov
eminent to Mr.. Buchanan, the packet agent at
New York. 1t will be seen that the rumors in
relation to the carriage of letters between Anne
rican ports, was without foundation.
The Postmaster General, in communication
to Congress, very explicitly placed in its posses
sion full information on the subject.
ssYou will be careful not to interfere with any local
Post Office regulations; such interference is con-
tempated in the proposed arrangements, which must,
of course be subject to the Post Office regulations
already existing at foreign places"
BRITIsH CONSULATE,
.Neao York, 18th .AprH, 1912.
SRI have the honor to forward the above ex-
tract which is contained in my instructions which
received by the Royal Mail Packet, which arrived
Yesterday. Ibeg leave to add that have not, on
ary OCCASION received or forwarded any letters by
these vessels to any port in the United States nor
will do SO unless sanctioned by your orders.
have the honor to remain,
Sir, your humble servant,
J. BUCHANAN,
Packet Agent, .Nsw York.
To the Honorable
The Postmaster GENERAL, &C.
Washington.
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BRITISH CONSULATE,
Ne,o York, 18th .April, l842.

The Postmaster GENERAL, SIC.
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

and Smith and Thurs,on acquitted. Mary Nc
Gowan, stealing carriage cover worth $ from
Henry Eldr;dge: s,lilty-Penitentisr 30 days
Henrietta Oliver .coored woman,assaut and b,tterv
on Mary D. Davidson with knife. cutting her
face considerably guilty-Psniten,iar so days
John Peters. stealing y sides Of sole leather
wort, so from Ambrose Parish: gutv-Peni-
,cn,iar- 3 months. B;.rtlev Mcycr. steainra kcg
OF white lead worth - from .Ioseph Dellatorre: :
pleaded guilty, and was sent 10 the City Prison
for 80 daYs.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
LAWYERS DlARY.....P February :.

LAWYERS DlhRY..... February :.
CALEHpAR THE SUPERIOR COURT, TINS DAY., ., s,
i, 5. !, 0, ., 10, 49, Is, l6 II, i8 10
CALENDAR THE l.. S. CIRCUIT COURT, TINS DAY
2l5. 52, 2SI 2s5, 226 :.i1 c52.
CMESpAR or THr CouRT OF Common Pleas, THIS DAY
Part Frs3O. q Gl. II. 49, 6l, lG5 16 81, us, 9S,
GlS, Sc. 81, 81 lS9, $40, 2l 49, l3l. -, l08, rs
Part Sccond52 49, l24 1885, 7o, 1885, $685. eos, 2l0 22,
"a, 2lG 22lS. 10. -. ~.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The Ncw-York Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.

FRIDAY, February
In the Court of Common Pleas, an action Was
brought BY Edward Laruc against Guillaumc
Merle, proprietor of the extensive stores running
through from Water To Eront-stIccts, near Dover,
10 recover the value OF some cotton which had
been placed storage. aud winch the defendant
refused 10 account for. II was shown that Mr.
l.aruc received II bales in February, l@4l, from
New-Oricans in the ship Clifton, and had them
car,cd to the premises of defendant, but only 81
bales of the lo, could afterwards be found. There
were 5000 bales Of Gotten in the store the
tmc. and lie probability appeared 10 be that the
missing bales got mixed with others. Verdict ior
plaintiff. SIG Is.
SATURDAY, Februaryj.
In tho Court of Common Pleas action was
brough; by roombs & Wilmington against Paul Il.
Hodge to recover $500 which he Ind agreed to
give them rs bonus hu, TO which plea OF usuly
wcs set up. MIR. Hodge Ind been employed by
several Insurance Compunic. To build steam fire
engine. which he was To complete in four months.
and receive between $4,000 and $4,000 for ii,
tic wanted $500 in advance, which the compa-
MICS refused to allow unlcs. he gave security Tor
its sac return III case he failed IN tuihiiinC ms
contract. The plaintiff, wen, security, with an un-
=dcrstAndinc that they receive S3uU Tor the
risk The contrac, vas perfected. bu, Mr.. Hodge
been exercised bv plaintiffs in leaning their credit
The Court hold that the risk WAS different from a
mere money transaction and could not &c consid-
cred as coming under the statute of usury. Yer
dictfor plaintiffs.
in the Circuit Court al action was brought BY
the owner. or chartcrers Of the ship Souvinh 10
recover freight. primase. sc. for $50 bbls. Roman
Cement sen, to New-OrlcanS, but which would not
sell there for the freight, was refused bv the con-
signee. and finally became nearly dead loss. YER
dict for plaintiffs, 1867 63.
In the Court OF Common Pleas the following de-
csionS were made:
John D. Ack!cy vs. Joseph F .atwcll-rolat!vc
10 check for lottery ucks,s-aew trinl granted
with costs 20 abide the event.
NV. Benz lr. and Eolnev Gum vs. Matthias
J.=CoelS-on demurrer 70 declaration which states
that deicndan, q We're indebted tc.--,no,ioa i,,,
frvolousness of demurrer granted
SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Lynch and Aldermen Timp>on and lun.>
FRIDAY, February l.
John Derrick was tyits for an assault and but
tcry on Charles Jones, CITY Watchman: guilty.
Pentenna,y months Horace Hunt, assault and
battery on Patrick Coylc City Watchman: guilty
fined SIS, and TO stand committed until j, be
paid. Nicholas Davis, stealing 50 pounds OF but
from the tow-boat Orleans, property OF Ho,rv
Vail: found guilty, and then at his request. per-
mi,ted to be tried BY Jury al the Gcucral ScS-
slons Ann Voorhees,, colored woman, stealing
Sloworth o; mousseline de laine from the store
o, John B. Pudney: g1ilty-Penitentiary 90 days.
Chauncey Bailey, Lewis Thurs,on and Robert
smith, colorcd boys stealing two gallons OF mo-
lasscs from William Radford Bailey was found
guilty and sent to the Pcnitcntiary Tor so DAYS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
MARRIED !;

In rh> city Feb J. hyt!ic Rev. John T. Van Dozen. Sas
De Witt, eldest the late Professor De VIII nt Rutgers
College New Brunswick, " J.. 70 Marie Louise only
daughter OF D. G.. Van Dozen, all OF ;iiis city.
this city. Feb. 3, " Perry Beersto Emma V.McMil-
= hath of
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
Meeting ior III, Relief Of the Destitute nlhc Manufacturing
District, nf SNntilnd


NGW-Y oRX. January 81, lG++1a.
II At preliminary meeting held within Tie City Hotel,
broadway, OF notice previously published. pre-
paraory to organizing subscription b"ao the Dc;i.
u,c III The manufacturing Districts o; Scotland il
Rso!rcd, That from! statements submitted 10 The meeting,
il appears that The amount Of suffering prevailing aEong
unprecedented and calls Tor the sympathy md benevolent
interference OF their counuymen wherever situated was
farther
Resoired That public meeting he called OF Scotchm.n
and other, Interested he hcld within the Lecture Room
OF the Society Library Broadway. Thursday, the 10Th
o, February half past O'Clock 7. NJ with the view Of
,luvis!ng the relief OF the sufferers rs 81,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

II For One lEonih Only Terms reduced from
Ten 70 Three Dollars. Academy, S8l Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall.
M- GOLDSMITH lie American Un7ivalled Pcmnai,
pc,ircS himself 10 irnpart 10 t, -ide, and Gcatcrnen
,;c,p. o- an. B:rnk 81 bis nuc! admired svs;e OF Ni
can!e ean Epistna:cry WRITING, or rec.n The Donc a;
the expiration o The l-son,.
a.r G. has obaiDet ie First Premium three successive
vcarS ior ,,.hcs specimens of OIhand Writing exhibited
az the fljrs o, the American Institute.
Ro0ms open during The Day and Evening
The Lele, viii meet daily from II 20 O'clock.
Opinions OF the Press.
,lR- C;oLDSMIIl.--iudgng from what have seen we
must pronounce him be unrvaed in the OF the pen.
Boston Morning Post.
Mir. GoLlmITH.-IIe is say raIesitatingy the most
accomplished oli-hand Pcnnia,= VIC have seen
New-iork Evening Signal.
New-Yorl Jan. l5 1885,. j5l CT
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
DIED:

II th.s citr Feb s. Janc wife OF Thomas r Eagieson in
the cd year OF her age.
II ihi, city, Feb Murouch Burns. aged 90
Ii this CITY, Feb. !, Margaret Hall. 81.
In this city. Feb. 1. Elizabeth Lane. aled Gi
lnth city Feb 4; Isabella. wife W.Itsr Fisher aFed 10.
~ Newark " j., Feb Hannah. wife Of Jane, Jones,
80
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
s-SOR SALE-.A Farm, two and /, half

mc> Flushing village nnd about thirteen miles
from Tho c!tyoi Nr-Yorl The said Flru, contains about
l70acr> OF choice, Land 100 OF which meadow and tla
hle Land and SO principally woodland There are
three Applet Orchards containing about SC0 ycnn@ trees o
red barrels ofnppns 1nd there is also choice assortment
ot >u,il On the premises cgc is spacious Mansion
ITosc with ornamental groGn> garden, and hrnhhery
two barns carraEe-hou,e granarv. cehouss smoke c0p>e
and all necessary appenares either tor the convenience OF
practical farmer or for the residence OF man OF fortune
Tipr ar also two Cottages or Farn.lIousc> aa Is
OF GOOD Sai,-Mcaiow The situation is rising ground
within Junrtcr mile OF the Bay OF which commands
delightful prospect. and altogether OF the most
healthy and desirable locations the !>tanl Terms nc.
rOrlmotlarc Inquire DIR r. Story, 25 Futor, Brook.
lvn r. VI Harley Clinton Hail. Ncw-loril, or oi Reuben
Manson on tb. PROMISES, - Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

lIrRoONS AND sGi:D.-C;enilemru wishing m
afe iparncrts and Boarding lor the Nn,cc vl he ac-
commo1a;et!o reasonable terms tllc ai
ccict hou No - City Hall Place. not one minutes walk
North n the Pos; Office and convenient 10 Brc1:giE all
an Pearl SIS rho>, who have made arrangements
for the Winter earnestly inS! % cal! before engaging
elsewhere ever effort viii here be made 20 ensure The
cc,ulor and satisfaction OF tie hoar,iers d5u
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
: JONES'S new invented Coronation

- SEALING wAx.-Ia introducing very superior
quality Sealing Wax into tn United Siate, the Mauuac
has adopted the present novel shaps prevent mpo
sitinn,l which s different To YET made, and will be
ornd luch Convenient for being adapted or the
smallest well as The largest Seals IS entirely free from de-
tccts n oTsIne.sl aaa VII De iouad % ?osss nd
brllaacy ofcolCr suoeriordegree. One suck "" nes
tsi-tiS aPTetons from sesi OF moderate -. .rEs
whch sl sea 7oo or 500 letter.. The iulporaa.e o.,
ought 10 be attached 10 The quality Sealing v ~ G
overlooked IN The purchase, while the cores IT, ,o.
Governments Merchants. Bankers &c u oit IN nres,on
consequence entrusted the aie;y Q: ~ ,ecnry Il
se ces.s 10 :a , ss nsa o neor qnai W be made II
the same snape as ihe CosonaioA DAVID FELT & Co,
c,,,.. S,atoners' Hall. aat5 Pearl.
soc Agents tor ne unl,e" ~ S'N'-7' fl
tree ards Mailsrresi-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
LEANED SATURDAY

CLEARED SATURDAY
shr; Geo washington. Liverpeo Grnnel! Mni9rl m
Harr Rockwell! Brad = Ss,, 80 Bun
X \ Dyson; agnes Cameron, Amsterdam tiee.eT =
Wisenlan.
BSrhs Crane, Nichols Na,an1a> Ns,rn,l. Leeds Ma
7eppa Smith NGrlcans Johnson Lowaen Swedish ba-k
Princess Joscphina. Mailer. Rotterdam
Big Ann Eliza, Mallory, i?alac!lco!a and hey West
PqSe S EsaGGe ed95s5 I,s Fasyo B1os Is
a VI Hale, Bar'e, Boston
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Ship zsnobia Putnam " ds I'm Canton tees and As to
Ship subarn, Dasy II ds In New.oreans, cotton &c 70
BarI Francia Edwards, 70 ds I'M .serdasn, mdls to
Bark Gen HARRISON Bush IS ds in Rotterdam, lndze
order
,1 k @ s TsSedSEs Hsss bs5fs Eoa'a ge 70 d I'm Bosn0
Bark Lucy Penniman, Keller, - dsin Leghorn, md1e TO
Brig Cumberland. Day:, u ds In Monevdeo, ndze TO
Bris csacasi1, S5rngue 30 ds I'm Bordeaux brandy &c
Brsna brig Meta Hasloup a s Ia Bordeaux. brandy &c
bTis l7ac, Rscond 30 d, i'm Rochelle, brandy SC 10
Brig Gen ,larjon Blien 10 is in Mayaguea PR sugar
BTis Asrnor.a Bracden 70 ,s ia, Havre. n,d.s TO o
MausaIl
Brlg Macon B!btins, 5. d, f.u Palermo, rit As to Jo
Brig Caherwood, Chase IS ds fn Palermo, tT, &c 70
II Robcrt.ot-
Br brig cual-upe Swan ds i'm Bermuda balas; 10
y Davenport
Brig BALDWIN, Ba,>ett,5 ds II. Savannah, coon Ac TO
Scott 4 hior-eil.
B7g Edward, Bulkley, ds Charleston, co,soa Ae TO
6 BnkIey.
ig 5.ells, Oakley 2 s I'm Franklin La nolasscs &c 10
A Hsaton
Bns Paragon Bray,on, la is Apsnchicola, cotton &C
20 order.
Br byc Gazee, Nesey, I'm Bermuda, baa, ,oorde.
Sclr Berry, Hows IS ds a Po Prince, coffee &c TO
Rossai,e 1 Co.
schr Rochester, Wise, d. Baltimore, mdre 10 n
Briggs
Avniar Co
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
New af-rarGon
THE NE.W-YORKM MUSEUM. formerly

y
rs-,,< h.r4nr u7ier-rre material alterations ard
rsy a7! irt-ovf arrangement OF the :as cousrao3 o
cr;aee> ani coec CT Science al! ta.' H., Ip SHicH
80 =. - -. ,,y 1.--7.,,1s N evsrv Department The
l-aa:s or-r7l, Gallery much adniirs as eolatiins
"a. ard lgao>; crv aeils,c> n cur eariy a.i ',f ~
.-.bs; I;.--9e. p7--s 7rr Statesmen; he's ot',i cas
a-r7y b3. rva-tii>rc >ciertsc p, M
a-lr- m, acal,;r. the be-: q s,E,i St s'
sa-F7l- yofItI't, t:i-, Rorll las bean gr'N e'-
lrze! AMI improved tor the accnylas' 1.an o I''rsstl'
AMI f.;,eeIahr Audiences. and fDr cnliSe> lt
Iltfi l.c1rerS y eX;ell>lzei 7iii,ss . tan
nv 7-ISr.I-= r-i l,ee - 1I, me Whole nov
J->.. us-i,al.ei 7,iyzna,s r-ers a::'ssfie; ans
st1i issS; iarei aud sgl:.s.. ;. s--s s.
e-ce a,' ci;stsf> 55s-sF1 : ar i;i'''e'. q
I GtIRCJS.--Bowery Nlnphithea;Tc.-
r. ic a-. re~-.c;5,.ggy -or5ae, ,!7, n e7r>2-
on ri t.lsse.s IN .ht..e Company
lad taken pssat cg 1.-oqs, the y III te:!an h'rs ofr
FI!is EVENING. Fy: ,b. performances vi! co1,-
'eae ys5:iia -n.i Ma.'7 an. +, STR sn:rss a.
ria-.ar17-,,I,. l,y Master ~in:ll.
NJ g.ly apoear5'tl horseback a the >ro-.
T i5vsr> taul% VIII appear II ;seir astonishing iea;s
ro-,e-,5is , NJ Gardner. VINO viii introduce thc
.fnr throwing somerset ard ahshans on hl' horse
tyao l5 conclude With The arsli.lle lie-eee q:
Boye~ 8 Gents p : Gents Door, at s O'Clock.
PsTtoriIaHs seven -------
V-ANTED.= at 80 E.aSt-broadwav.-
w taa:ses supplied with; Tie be-; OF iiieFcali. Sns @
i and I1s Girls with the best o 7ce-"cs ro:' taclF
la,t macs, To- Cooks, Iousrnai,i>, Ac- c-,t
NJ ANTE.D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- ig IN ta,eiva thousand feel Of Singing SONG; one
:-i Delivered immediately. The baarce IN TIRE, months.
noal> it Office, addresses FiRg-!ng, or at .Es
DeIevan hl>ti;0;e. Bergen Higas Eew J,rst.t y %
3-3OARD WtNTED.-T5vo Young gen
tersr wish 10 take boor, ami room io.eter y The
a,vc- lar. al tho civ \ prvGt. uj. Uf. tl it!sttts
rea.e address B. y c. ths a.cc. stating tens s>G-
Coos. references gl.en.
TONN NcCABE x Co.'S Intelligence
,lt!.S-loa N. II. c;rnnel II n.syot; t.q.,
V. Irving. l'ro. Rer~ ch j5 In
p O.ND-Centccl Meals, s., Lodging
- = r,ers2esh. g. 61ieelylan-,:rec,. In
TsN0 iiiiII'.-A Boarding liousc IN i'enl-
-. >5~ae.z5ztel coaiale oyer thi!tr rooms dancing
room eal5et. :2e-> !!oor. Fnr.G:tts iaTiS',
lars sGqliTcoi rs >.NS. il,LSIEp u cedar-'.
Tsy0 LET OK fASE-'rhc thrcc-Story
i S-ica Store. Nos. Futon-,tree', opposite tie .ite,i
>t,tes Hotel. Hrrup;e Hat Sorcu ic-"a'c ac-
.nes acana- -lR4uh At Osborn I.i,'s 81 Eul;on-''.
r5fO Ell hrec nev:} story BRICK cwels-
7u iaScS pleasantly ta3'e,iNo J. Sand ,5 First
,veaur ncs- ltoi,ton-st. hos!> III ,rrr,s>
al build nv and yii l. completely ill'h-t. or aecrTaatf
cnulgnod1tr Il desired. families each. MIL >tor n
'front.', faci. h0u> vii havs goc vlrti wei! ai s'il
ag-rd walks grass ll c,erI vault tnuti=iHora-''ils
&c. and VIII eleven VITA ptntrs Oh "hci
cor. and basement kitchens. To ;c,t rl: cnaat, i,
- .iS
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
4 u G TION s 4 L (. 5
HY s DRAPER.
b BANGS. RCaNRDS s PLATT.
N~1Nt :
MONDAY EVENING, FrI

Sc-s la5 f;soadwav.
MONDAY EVENING Feb 1rL
tiiscELLaSN MErcaL boeNs--A isce variety o. >et'
tU,;c tlr.lianJou> BcokS troat Private Library
'> >evsIl sar Ae coigscrneni> o New BOOKS guam
:ss, - .5,ie leylecs
,rialg III, collection sgc Gn:. Lectures Stuart> Com
ts-c> bovcy'> .rssei Dictionary, quactn ttrnboli>
>yy S,,,if Portrait t;a:-r, C!esyslar'> Mner
N.,-,. 81 tfifvs NesicgN SrNartS Philosophy, >pen-
49,, o.ss. r-.s. i'dLaoa>st> Dramas. Jou-ia o, Patio
iy zrd \-, Walkers 0gcru2a!r SCOTS Napoleon Mn
- - V.-ls C.,}s Travels Pa.s'> Travis IN Africa,
60. Ge,-- s:ca Dc,onary chapniaa.s rhe7apeu,'t
,, .,-Ittty> ork>, yo!>; ARMSTRONG cn Fcseg>'
,;5r>,, tia-.fq. B5chrt,s Ge.'rn! Anatomy Cni!eaS
p-7etir.: ~, Chemical pictonaFy ScoN> Stacy OF
t.s: Nryy', N!a:e-ia l;edic1: Coe'ei Iaetce ~
sitgc7s: I,al> Ilter.>; >harlls surgery ~ Noine>
~ l.eical Magazines a al Journals >-Z
Nct,si>1ifs E:cyclopeia; NcCanlsy> nSoEy 9i , .sM
York tyc, c ASS ESped;ton Lo,Ae on tne o'"e'S"u"
NC. irtrab.ss 81; to .,;rlca. Ac. 80
1a;,ts. arr nov: ready, aud ,hc Books arranged 'er
rii!KIi.rie'rlI Ntw-loRK TRADE SALE.
II, ESDtN. March -.
,rr.rcr, 10 the r.- a,,lls She next regular Trade safe
ni Books Wi1yl and Printing Hnprrs, Stationery >e,s"
type Plates. ls,,er, &c. w BE commenced on tae>iaN'
he 81! c; Aa.c ,ex /, VIII be cnG;snaat: ''der ts IL:
rr;oa OF the luu,;ges and Tic sa'' reg lalos '
te-cn.orc :, -,
inyo.c, should We tu-r>rez. bv tie En-: os February
when he cy.1icgass Will be pUt,o press
Cash advances VII Ge mace receipt o. Eco,s aio MIC
will be g',arla,ec,! and ca>!Ied wncn recu!''t
!!.iNIjS. RICHARDS \ PLATT.lso brcaaway,
!
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
DILLIONS'S Series of Gramm ars.-

pULLIONS'S Series OF Gramm ars.-
Win pleasure we hail the second edition OF tbs paln-
abe work Such ercnda;ioas have been made IN the pres
edition, that have no hesitation n proaoancins II IN
our opinion ; most complete and useful Greek Grammar
ha: ! 10 be fount! in the English Language. " IOo..
From the Princeton Re"iew OF Janra-y., ISL
The PRINCIPLES oF ENGLISH GRAMnAR-ln 81. book con
sin no .y nomenclature Innovations ~ language no
startling pa-aoxes 10 literature Though si-
pie plain a.G shn-t. such book none but scholar
corld produce Tns circulation hundred Tho sand
pies would do wonders correcting natona. tendency
toward. ccTup; dialect and dion; encsncy from y c
nc district which man: among seem Feol' ga
10 strengthen rather than DESTROY.
Published hv CLEMENT < PACKARD,
Ice Pearl Il =. Y.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
riililI I.rieTll NEw-loRK TRADE
BY ROYAL #GURLEY
S-o,, Ifn B-n1Iwav-New-rcy t.unS Room
Circular.
] aEi.NRY L. RiNI.L and JN[OB :.

aE i.NRY T., RiE1LL and JACOB ;.
ARCrLitU,S hoe respectfully TO iaoun their
yIepll, pi m puNEc geacSaiir that having entered INTO
artnerskn Tor the tra,.sctioa oi general ,cton and
Curnj>s!na 53srCSs VII continue u, e we AooWt 'e,,
coflnno ou store. ro,.wHy 81 Duane.s;rce' a;1
ere prepared To receive eoi> -rnet> 81 sahet a.i
STAPLE Goods. la5aas Eagivin> Books WORKS ot ,f,
u. ,yer ot.S DESCRIPTION OF Vro2srt n the disposal oi
,yhc a uare,H, n,tgton n ;a' interests ni trcir e''
,loy.r- \, u #gysr}t Neqt yiav Their S?e-hcon IS
!l-,! !co 49, n lerr--an well lighted, the location one
Ilss, m ~; cv icrSuc purposes with DINER superior
sgita-t- and ~ tie assrne.a ct prompt setiien os
,,l stt md tri,,t receive Si1- ~ llAc ''ol.
Np Sff ,t .inn,siut SNrn,tir,' aus, Real Estate al
ial!I r, IN .sn A,yaace, made on CcnNgnnlcn,s wi'r"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

y 4 Stated Month";: Mcst.ua OF IT,, Washington Ten
7cranc Benevuien; Society Wi he hid nj i liar corner
ot W nt and C'!,re streets nHiay Evening. Feb. 7tI,
at O'clock PGcaa Attendance requested t.ny
Der, oy s business OF importance viii bc gaI.>actet
r order o ths President.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

q Lot. NJ. 40 Inu.ion->trrrt prce SjoCo. Aso. To
let ,a>s ,I- elegant >or" modern bull. house 20 Or
ctiarc-> Grand. ioseson immediately ii required
Inlne o VI. k-gar. Grlnd corner OF OrchaE...t =, Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Cross CoMrlArSTs.-A man named George
Stevens was arrested and held to bail for an as
snut and battery on Owen Hanovnn, st No 256,
Walker street, with kriie-and Owen IIanoven
also arrested and held to bail, for threats and
personal violence on George Stevens, Of No. li6
Monroe street, or abon, the st Of February IN
srau'. They both gave the required bail and were
discllarr.d
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

L. NOticc.-rhc Trustees o! the 2d Free Congrcga-
onal Church. hayn" fitted mp the large building, OF
Dclanccv and Christie streets, have opened The u
free Church, and they ny. all I"r-On>. without disiinc.on
10 assemble with them Tor the worship OF Almighty God
The are Hl.
y CAItD-Wc the Committee Of Arrangements for crle
brEtns the Anniversary oi Harmony Lodge No ~, take
This method OF returning thanks The Trustees oi tie
2 Free Congregational Church. OF Christie and De-
anccv the good order and comfortable arrangement
made y them accommodate the society al their late
adversary held in that church; and do recommend other
Societies wo may wish celebrate their anniversaries,
Tor other purposes requiring large house. apply the
Trustees Of said Church, il Will accommodate large
number of people, say two thousand.
GEORGE W. HORTON, Chairman
JAMES Foster, Secretary.
All applications said Church. 10 be- in writing
John iiniulark Sc Chatham Iaincs Martin 81 Division
street yInour Whiting 62 East broadway, stating the
object and the time. Lecture be had o- small
societies. i1ltF
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

all intelligence relation 70 III prospects Of the pay
ucat OF tie Pennsylvania nicrc.; looked witt. aTSc-
y sc reubs. the following l Harrisburg InteiI!