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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

E0r COrftsSt0nffs,
STEPHEN CONOVER. PETER PRIME.
For IasPectOTs,
JOSFPHP PRISON JESSE Et ERETr
For Trustees
JoUN STE,RN~ ELIJAH +. WOoDRt IF,
ALIEN. " ri RRILL, ALENANDfk hCtLt hr'
BENJAMIN +. wnEELWRIGHT. Jt6 II
~ Seventh Ward.-rbe following ticket lnr schon
Officer. offered the Electors of the Seventh ward II
composed OF gentlemen OF both parties who % favor
of the late and opposed the school Law. Tickets
may be- had Al q several poll.
Fer Comm,ssI0ner',
JOSIAH RICH JOHN UARPER
For Inspectors,
JAMES B. RRINsMADE. SAMU Ill " DODGE.
For Trt,'fec,.
CHRISTOPHER x ROBERTS, PHlLO SCOFiELD.
JAMES McCULbOT GIL. iOnN II. WILLIAMS,
GILBERT HOPKINS. jeo,it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

" The case Of Col. Monroe Edwards, who
stands indicted fer forgcries committed on very
extensive scale, will be taken up in the Oyer and
1crmiaer before Judge Kent, this morning
For the prisoner it il understood that Thomas +.
Marshall, OF Kentucky, Geo. NJ. Dallas Of PmIa
delphia, and Charles O'Connor, J. Prescott Hal,
and Ever,s. Esquires, of tai. city, have been re-
tanned; and on the part Of The prosecution jane
IL. Whiting and Ogden Hoffman, Esquire' From
Tire emincn, standing OF the counsel engaged IL
this cau.e more than usual interest appears to be
taken by the public in the trial. and VIC have mad
arrangements to have full and perfect report. Ton
the Tribune during It's continuance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

VAS ZAsDT.-It seems that only three out of
i've member. of the Ecclesiastical Council who sat
mon the cause Of Van Zandt, al Rochester, voted
tor his acquilta. These were Rev Mcssrs. Met
,af, Bo.twick and Murray; Rev. Mr.. McCary,
va, for conviction, and Rev Mr. Hawks wa. alb
cent The Bishop in pronouncing sentence said
that this vote did clear him from other charges
If immoral and unccrcal conduct aledged at the
rial but Of which no evidence was taken: ifupos
he nature of this rejected testimony being disce
-d to him. it shall be found relating 10 matters az
fccting Mr. Van Zandts moral and ministerial
haracter the Bishop will institute another court
of inquiry to examine into them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

FINE lND Loss or LIFg.-The Bclknap Ga
ncttc state, that the dwelling house of David
steele, Esq of Ncw-Durhan, y. H., was con-
.umcd by fire Sunday night Of last week, with
al it. contents. The fire had made such progress
shen the family alarmed that they could not
ave their common articles of clothing, and did
,ot even save themselves. Mrs. Steele was badly
,ut it /. said not dangerously burned. Widow
Kenny, an elderly lady, who was sleeping in the
house, could not be rescued from the flames, and
vas consumed with the building and its contents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

THE EAR1HQu.xE AT ST. DonlSGo.-Thc brir
joseph Atkins, Captain Higgins, arrived nj Boston
on Friday'morning from Jerrrnie, whence she sail
ed on the 9TH ur Cart II. informs Messr>. Top
lift that the earthquake OF the 9Th was severe at
Jeremie. Sui no damage was sustained. hesground
and water we're much agita,ed. and in the latter
cbasge Of from four to .N feet tooA place IN the
course Of few minutes but whether the tide rose
and tell. or the and settled. and re.uming IT. posi-,
ton. again. produced that effect, subject Of
much speculation. Captain Higgins also states
tia, the destruction of the town Of CAPE Hayticn
wa. conplete-only two buildings remained stand
ing. The earthquake happening on a marke; DAY.
great numbers .. persons were IN the city from The
country together with mules, sc. so that the loss
of life was greater. IL w,- estim,red that 1000
person. persisted, besides great numbers OF mules
and other animals and .uch was the stencil arising
from such a ma, of dead bodies that no person
couls remain long in the place. Capt II. also
states that Port al Plstt vas entirely destroyed
though bu, few lives were lost, and that the noun
tain in the rear of s., Mares was rent assrHdcr -
that tcGus passed through the aperture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

T. photographic 1ikenes.r-, 10y 81 ls,iro'ea
D,rusrrfotfi. nrlrp> hN VI. ID. WV I'NNs 'o.h'i W
ch.,A., 81 Rr,,dv.x "a niyl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

u Steamship British Queen.-Le,,er.Bsgs
for this steamer will be mad. up Hse's Foreign Letter
Office, ~ Wall street They close O'Clock on Tue,day
June 7lh. - d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

l. 81 those Young nen faces Ike Tree IN
f,il brom from puppies and other dis-s>s arsDg rom
q, improper state OF the blood. parchase small parcel q
Daudridge. Compsgnd Ssrspan.a Candy, ant be hear'
sid Wholesale and retail saDdss ~ and los Fullon-st
corner of Chxnberssi ami Brsaowsy, HuIs, 90 Green
- chs: ani Ia FultOn.st- Brr,kiyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

1yFjuh Course ON Geology. -R"u' NJ The H.
.lrr,, IL " H. curing ruani., asat'nns inhffN ana M
49,, a.. ,pur0 With an Instructive auusfni'ni. are
anon, the result. produced b. ths Lecture on 0oogy
recently ven A. The Exchange Lyctvm, a's.ri 10y -
,,nt, and teacher. Who have attended With ter blfien
and pupils. , -,
Fiith Course vid eomsrncr n ~" ,ahe Z 49, %
Bro, iwsy on M,uiay rp-d-Yl At ~'rl'rh = VI. Ah
tvsninr Course viii conmrn'r 90 "fiiDrsdaf me fh
Al O'clock T. VI; both aided hy Ch'mi al fffr n'hs fnd
t,oogi, al EXCURSIONS Tckefs NJ TIE lycrrHl rec my
ceT,. " "a Jr6 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

II Transparent italian window shades.
OLIVER W. NOODFOkD % Csillarnes II. has made af'
IaDgemes,, % receive The 9Th say OF April two srge
nyscrs Transparent Window shade embracing almost
every Kind of Lsndscspes, s~s- sDd Italian |@"s Vs-
pi c-Air. French Scrolls, Ness 10 nonnlSb
Iand.pes Nar.gaied scrolls painted in brilliant and per.
minent OH colOrs Families. nstra OF spending Lrir time
IN purchasing second hand article AZ auction can be
plrd with transparent Window Shades at uic olOwn ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
For C0mHiS,URorS.
JOHN CONGER, EPlRAlM BROWN.
For fqsPecferf
EDWARD. ". De GROVE, SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
Far Ir'asi.f
THOMAS kENNEDl. GEORGE kLOTS,
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK, GABRIEL u. r. HOYT,
Il AInI

The follow NJ resolutions unanimously adopted
Reioired. That he Ticket presented by III, Nominating
Committee for Public School Officers in tl, Ward Is com
posed sen OF Acknowledged integrity and cOmpeieacy
whose election will the be,t Interest, OF the ward .
this important matter.
Res,lred That passage Of the law destroying pre-
cent admirable Public schools which extend equal benefit
all without regard 10 color, creed purse meets with
our decided d,apprObaton and that Will
until the said iaw repealed
Refo,d T.1 all who seprccate the uriOn Of Church aud
STATE, are called upon to support ihls ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

7 TO the PUbIIC.-Ur, ". Z TH0fp TfhF' WIs
hod informing h., patrons and the public Ia general
OF his removal rom 10 Grrenwcbsne 10 49, Green~ c-
lane, corner Of l3 l., directly opposite tie 9Th avenue
where he viii be- happy all who will favor him With
call Persons wishing hear OF the efficacy ~ tie
CarmInana II please look another column for etisr
headed Sympathy" from Mr. YOurey 10 DR. Th0rD, who
cured of the liver complaint sra affection Of The
lungs. p. Tie Blerker-si. pass every five mis-
utes fare Cd; also the wayerly stages
iei 81 ~ DIR. VI. &. THORP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

Mr.. CLAY-Ntrr Edi'3rf. Wis' 10 the shortest pos
.be manner to call the atenii,n OF the friends Of the
American States nan 20 admirable ukeDes., Which
YOU have before noticed In yOur Columns ] glad IN
p-rsciye that Mr. Robinson. eSerons 10 up very
heavy expense the Only correct picture OF Mr. Clay, has
with much appreciation from h.s friends and admirers
but more than e1erions and the merits OF the Ike
deserve wosli s1c larly cali the attention OF the
friends OF the 'Ahand Farmer 10 this beautiful pese Of
Norkm,nshp snd strongly recommend il to their patron
tge The tact Members Of Congress generally having
ordered from copies the best recommendation
that could be gwen IL for those Who have hsd the orig.
long before them competent Judge of the
Likeness, The Clay Club throughout the Union should
medaely end in their orders through he Representatives
or other friends visiting TIL. City NewNork lat which
place M r. has store Nc. Sc Coursnd-.tresi) ard
distribute this part and parcel Of the all this
vide extended country. L., the wh-s repay Mr
Robinson for BIS lon. and devotion their
and the possess themselves Of the Very best
Likeness eIiAut OF Harry OF the West ssd thus Keep ths
patriot Though retired from public private h-l
nuAy before the eyes Of the American People, whom be
has ~ long and faithfully served. Yours, he. L. g.
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND G,sotS-rh.s will be regu-
lar holiday The American Museum a. The sprndis garden
On the roof opened for the rst TINE Tss invention ro
terrible brain val Se the lursy ht
h, has The entertainments IN the Lecture Soom
TINS week rcb beyoDt description. Tie band OF muse
~ play the garden throug The day and day visitors
~ll be admitted tree the evening. Ali for IS cents
ARi-H TKs,1-w. are pad I, hnd hat the manager OF
the Ntwiork Mussum has during sis short abs-sce en-
gagged the services OF the accomplished vocalist - Rey
hooS sbc Will make her srsi appearances this evening as
s's. oS MT sha~ the brother OF the Misses shaw, and
by Mr. Bruce, late OF the Park Theatre The Pslyspast,s
views vii be exhibited with the myriad OF attractions be
onsing 70 ms rehned place OF popular resort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

eniifc and pr.cucsi AsCuute or the appif't'n Z" NO
I,gy C.oL,rv AMI thcm,rr 10 Agriculture and lioru'
rnIltnr. intended A., Tex Book i'r Farmers 'nd stu
dent. N Agriculture. by Aionfo Gray, i'"'het"'
Chemistry. g.. Audnver. Mas Just puhi'' ~
my DAYTON NEWMAN, cor. Frton sui NiN'u ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

~ Tenth Ward.-At amaeung Of the Wig and
other Electors hr Tenth wsr ofte city ot NrwNnrk,
held the Columbian Hall. Saturday evening. June :,
1872 table persons tor Commissioners, In
and Trustees Of Common schools under the act
entitled An extend to the city and county nj New
York the provisions oi The general act relation to Com.
mon schools" passed April .. lsi2 The Committee az
pointed reported the follow ny named gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

II 4 Card.-WAINoCk' hlf,I, Pol' ~ Nv V'
n, pres, state the nmes. 10" oh.rs 10 -
posed 20 ,cnnoui.s avery superior Hat At we "'Hr'"e
price OF four Dollars.
The reputation the subscriber ,us8 ~ IN he Uriu'ion
of fr>f quality IIs gives Lm as.nrdnce ut AZ 'i 10
conform o. The prs,nt ci,, by andlng ~ L. assortment
Aaotirr Quality will meet viii liberal pafousgc lie
,uhcri-r pretend that the Fonr liar Hats Now
%, 81 are the description of sDck bat cpfesens
them n an article possessing, IN large measure, the cons
tuent pa - VI the most costly
The, are ,old al a moderate advance on the cost.
10 Iv- AZ M&R<OCk uatttr 10 bDadWay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
| z sneuc.r.. ImiiaIicn MoIessia lint

rhi> popular article commended u the public ~ w u'
harry desirable At the present tune Tor ~ e'oHml t''
eeganc, and durability conpses 'accesu'N WIN ne
mot costly Has worn. Price - IS >fkNtEk,
al6u Fashionable Halter No. 20 BrOiiwsy.
u Icnry Il Co.'S Fashion for summer l'i!' WI
be Introduced NAV Goth, Al Nos. ami A'f'- lio1'e.
w ~ niyl6 lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

u Sixth Wnrd.-Ihe places Tor holding 'n' Is
are a follows
1T D,trct Poll Dunn. : eth Ward liote. .
- DUrict Poll >eyeny-SN House. corner ridnAin and
Elm .treeis.
81 ,irict Poll Centre street opposite Hal, OF Justice
ith District Poll Black Bear House, Bayard street. near
The following Ticket recommended to he Electors o.
the Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

To Our RF.Dsss-Thr greatest benefactor Of mankind
in cur opinion WHO cosppuns successful refsety
for the yarou. diseases which ssl our race al prcr -
low a, 10 be within the reach OF the poorest individual
among Us DR.. Fleming stands pre-emnent among M
uyrians IN thi. our day for the manufacturing ~ ,uch
medicines al ws have alluded TO above Ill, arrhra Can
,ly which ,rs tor shilling stick, viii cure Ia sh9rt
tn. the most inyeterae of that painful disease III .
Worm Candy Viii speedily relieve Rom most ob'iinst- OF
ls certa for cO,eness. uiln-ss or d'rss strr
raip hrartburn. &C HIS Cstharue Candy = most use'u
In all cas-, VII. plysc required Th-,e M dcne, are
pur-y Negs able, mid ~ their operation and not only
gre- able but pleasant IN. taste. Sold shoeae and r.
tai At l55 Nassau street Agents 70 Fulton street, 70
Brostgay l40i AMI 1853 Bow-ry $ klsrth Avenue ~
1,r,,nxlch-,tre., and IS Fulton street, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
u Drawing and Engraving i'm Wood

Tkc unier,gned late OF Boston, haVP removed 20 this
civ prepared 10 attend 10 command be MAJ be IA
,ored With IA either Of these departments Of trt
y. r. DENEREIN
ie3 In "a No IL JOhnstre,t, - story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
From the Philadelphia Spirit ofrhe Time.

III MAbNtt- ~ ffrt hummer OF uils
ineresin. periodical table aud W. have pSru,e Il
with wonderful rt sidcilOn II j. edited by Ia Roy sun
dersnd and hs ruubeT contains excellent and valuable
article rom the pen OF Dr. hI-rNOod Terrestrial Mag.
netsn besides brief bat compresen,iye account 10y the
editor the discoveries thus tar 10 PbrenO sBh Living Nag-
netsm. We look upon the Magnet a. one OF the rar't
and cheape,l perOlcal, afOat u ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

Tar PsEsESr Cold MEArnEs-HO~~s Hygiene iore
hound Cancy-This very excellent article nos beginning
~ be- known. the Peops have Hici Il they have becom-
.,,6.d that there a IN II; and these who have
once purchased and realized benefits from the Hygiene
Candy "a cannot tai TO give another pro
cr,r. conyh trnat and broncht hoarsenet., NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

UO The Connecticut House of Representatives
have agreed, by a vote of l34 to &c, to the report
# a Select Committee in favor OF committing the
sentence of David Abbott, convicted of numbering
his wife, from hanging to imprisonment for life
1t seemed clear on evidence that he was insane,
and this fact ha. been more clearly developed since
the trial than before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
RICHARD CORNwELI Charm

VI ~INIF''N = ~
j Fifteenth Ward.-At ame@ting OF t,e friend, Of
the Public Schools, ami all those Oppoed To the School
Law recently enacted by the Leg stature I'D at COn.u.
ton Hal on Friday evening The 81 inst r ID. Ali IN,
~, beng called to the Char .Hd H,SRy sword, appoint
Secretary, the Comm tee appointed srasioU.
ing reported A. candidates To be- supported at the ensuing
kIeciLon. the lOlOwIng Lchet, VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

II TOCaPitaISsts, B"iIuers, and Otbers.-
Private sale N positively be- made oBNtry favorable Terms,
OF Is lor west ,de ~ myrtle Avenue and Ai.phi ard
Csrtonsreeis BROOKLYN Also. OF separate one ac. par
GELS Adelplstret, uetwrcp B-!sd Road ami FglioB
Avenue Improvements NJ Importance, and macy -
great value anil beauty going forward In th. inusar
neighblooi OF ihese lans-epec ally the great Guy PARK,
Dry Dock, public buildings. SC Thee lot, have the best
~ water are convenient for fesidence all respects Inc
acre parcels AFFORD VIZ. of tie bay and cy OF Ns~lOTk,
Nc They viii be shown person. d..ir.U, o. hDying
Title perfect iiouss. OF moderate built ,hese bots
Can be- veil leased large portion Of The purchase
money may remain mortgage. Apply nom - 10 lP W.
~ GEoSGE A. CLARg, l02 Lherty-sL my lN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

NATHANIEL EfD. GERARDCs CLARK.
For iapert0rf,
JOHN l.. MASON, THOMAS DENNY.
For Trvstees
AARON n. THOMPSON, Guy RICHARDS
JOHN sTlLwELL RUSSELL G. WHEELER,
DANIEL ELLIOT
ReiolVof That ;hs proceeding, Of TIL. meeting BE- pub
hshed. r. ID. ALLEN, Chairman.
HES,Y SWORDS, Secretary. jeia
u sixteenth Ward.-PUBLIC scHOOL<-At
meeting OF tie DemOcratic Wing Committee the
eenth Ward, convened Thursday Evening. June d. q
resolved that the following Preamble ami ReSoIutof.
he publ ,hed ~ the tribune.
Hkrsa, by the proceedings of public meeting held At
Mlnan', on Tuesday eyesil. tie J0h ulln.o tirre
certain p'o'es'ed Wigs uniting with snail faction OF tie
Democratic party IN this War; 10 order 10 defeat rep-l
Of he oiOu' school Law paced at the list Of tie
legislature and n manifest opposition TO the recommendi-
too oi the W1g General Committee Of this therefore.
Rss0fed That this Committee 30 publicly recommend
the Wig Electors Of th. Ward la following ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

II Concert smmittse.-A meeting Of The friends
and Comr,es OF Arrangements o: the beneficial Concer
Of NJ " WALL the blind Irish Harper wi b. held 81 the
CT, Hotel on Mondsy evening 6h inst O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

SIw.YoRE DAILY TsBUSg-A few copies # he hrst
yelumr complete bound and for al. at thus ofice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
e Fifth Course ON Geology

OF Odd feitows.-A General 1850
= viii tlr.t Sesr.t Grip, >isus &c io' ID" a. w"
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

II Thirteenth Ward.-tta mertlng Of the citizens
this ward friendly 10 the present School system held At
the Tippecano- House ThUr,day the .econdd inst, Mr.
RICHARD COR\wELL was appointed Chairman, and
CHARLES VI >IMONsOs, SECRETARY.
NJ jaws DfcSsoS, Chairman Of tie Nominatin. Com
mtee presented the following ticket 10 bc supported al
tie election of Public School Officers, on Monday The 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

IIIrtIIf UT
known more than y years standing, needs DO
Newspaper putting recommend 20 public notice. hr.
&. simply wishes ay that he now be- hasb-rn At
times prepared with toll stock OF the NOS, inorrn site
and finish OF Gentemeus Hat, and which b. sdcteunni
sei low a, be- bought elsewhere 10 ths civ. He
fine nUra. combining hgtness With Elegance he viii
now vii AT 81 o. and bis imitation mOeskiu a. 81 lie aD
has ali assortment OF Boz Clok amt other Caps, which
he will al prices sUt the ilme, ~" will sny aid
let call and bis Hat add Caps AMI price, before
making their pGrcha,e.. ~ my collin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

:. Ut NuV"P1sS "sn = "''o' - $4,000
III >rED Merchant Tor, No lChalham square fpf'vr
makes ClIhn. 10 order 10 The q, act
sle ~ per cheaper than the cheapest Ca,h Ia
the city ~ N.Y. hh
Ir Demtistry.-utKVEf 81 RDELL. d. d., DEN
tint las removed 10 j62 Broadway. corner of ffankin'-
DIR. Is. would inform the public that be attends 90 s I've
branches o the Dental Profess aud can a. all hpnIs OF
the day evening be consulted his residence md Offices
as above Charges moderate. ~ Ifi u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05
The Great Commission.

Church constituted and charged convey se Gospel u u
World BY the Rev John Harris, d. ID, President o CHI
hunt College, author OF 'Mlmmor, Great Teacher, et
with an Es'sy by VIM r. Williams ID. D., Pasioroi Amt
street Church. wiorkThs Dsv Published and for VI
by DAYTON 4 NEWMAN, cor. Fulton and Na.sau-'lA
Al,o. Just received-GrOwh in Grace from the y riin
of Edward. and James
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

For Comrliss0Hcrs, .n..,,
RICHARD = WILLIAMS. JAMES HARlhk
For I.sPccior', ,,,.,,s
GABRIEL F. DISO>wAN. ABIJW 7. Ct MINUS
For TRUSTEE, 80
OLIVER r HEWLETT, PlIILo DoNNt.
JONATHAN THORNE. klAil r t"t H'' .,
THOMAS & CHNRDAN ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

y GENTLEMEN can obtain pleasant furnished par
or ana bedrooms With board. al i5 Broadway mig In
II DAyIs0ss WHITING GUIDE AND Instructions 20
Broadway. myI az" W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-05

FUT IIITlI7'I|T'"
WILLIAM [. STONE, ISAAC \ JohN>"N'
fsr InyectsrL ..
ELLIS POTTER. WV. SAW l. JohN>'N
,ou>w rr,y,Tr Tuou,S G. DOREMUS
MOSES A. HOPPOCk. SMITH Dl NNiN"'
DEFINING NJ FIR
Gen JOHN LLOYD, Chairman
c ALLISON, SECRETARY. U.s.
Fourth Ward.-KsPEAL. RtFENL.!-lo
iii. Election, oil the Fourth wari An Appeal "tA' 'uu
ot the Public hool. The following fcA'i : 10 opl''.
on ~ the McCav >cctaritn school BID aud ia 'N't Oh
R,D,al mi The -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-04

looked again she was gone, and nothing
but the gentle image that haunted his en-
amored memory remained. She fled to
the negro quarters like frighted doe, and
all dough was the cake of our friend.
However, he gained amends by an invi-
tatlon 10 dinner, from the lord OF such I'M
counted wealth. The dinner was COM
posed Of exactly four dishes: in one was
strips of jerked beef, boiled; i'm another,
boiled sweet potatoes; in third, boiled no.
miny; and the fourth was corn bread
They had got out of salt in that part of the
parish, and therefore the meat was totally
fresh, as we'll as tough as an aligator's eau
dial extremity. There was neithsr butter
nor milk, although the lord Of the manor,
might have had a thousand COWS driven 10
his door. But, alack, they were six miles
off. on the prairie; and besides, the dear
little calves wanted all the milk.
Such a dinner tastes good even in des-
cription, and makes my mouth W tier while
| write. What cannot wealth do in ma
king life luxurious?
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-01-04
WIRE BRIDGE AT FAiRMoUNT.--This

WIRE BRIDGE AT FA1RMoUNT.-This
novel. yet beautiful structure. is going
ahead rapidly, and will be ready for use
early in the spring. The bridge itself will
be composed of wood, suspended from
wire cables. Ten cables, consisting of
about 800 wires each, are stretched from
the abutments on each side Of the river.
They pass over the tops Of massive gran
lie columns 30 feet high. These columns
stand on the tops of the abulmenls, and
the cables are secured on the eastern side
in the solid rock, and on the western side
by huge blocks of granite above The exca-
vations. The cables, as they pass TO the
tops of the columns, rest on iron axles
which yield little as the action Of the
bridge needs relief.
The distance from the granite columns
TO the centre Of the span OF the inverted
arch formed by the cables, is about $50
feet. The curves, Of course, will be very
beautiful. The bridge itself runs in a
horizontal line. from abutment, cutting the
curve atits base. twill be 26ieet wide afford
ample space for carriage way, and foot
paths on each side of the generous width.
The bridge is simply platform with rail-
ings, made lgh, and graceful. 1t will
hang from the cables by wire ropes; Sc
curey fastened. Repairs upon the wood
work can always be made with the utmost
ease.-PhiL Amer.