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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16
NOR SALE. -Fory-seven thousand dollars in
u Certificates Of the nited States Treasury bear

NOR SALE -Forty-seven thousand dollars in
J. Certificates Of the United States Treasury, bear
ing the interest of eight per centum per annum, until
payment shall be made by the Mexican Government
IN money or Treasury notes receivable at the Mex-
can custom houses In payment of duties upon goods
entered tor importation expectation, according
the article of the Convention of the th of April
1882 between the United States and Mexico, and the
act Of Congress of June l2.h, lS40.
The owners of said Certificates of tho Treasury
Department OF the United States, for the above sum
of 47O0O purposing to make visit in Europe, will
sell either said amount in its totally in to suit
purchasers, on accommodating terms, for silver or
gold. Offers be addressed through the post office
to S. II. & Co. In case of parity of offers, members
of Congress shall be preferred Offers received until
the 18th inst S. Ii. e. Co.
.WAsHINGToN, ID. G. March q 1912.
mar q IOt
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
IN HE annual meeting for the choice of officers will
l. be held on Wednesday, the 4th of May,in Wash
iDgton.
The Board of Control have not deemed it exped-
ept to advertise Far or Exhibition fol- the present
yeaI since the funds of the society do not Justify
the expenses that would necessarily attend the same
Should however, any articles be transmitted for in
spection they will be received and exhibited at the
Patent Office. april H. I'd
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
E UNIrr-IN NoN-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS CHARITY-.dugttstin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16
POTOMAC BRIDGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on and after the
IN 2O,h of this month, the ferry in the breach of
this bridge, conducted by Mr. William Easily will be
stopped.
w. TRUMBULL,
Major Typographical Engineers.
n
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-16
April 1915

lion. II. CLAY'S VALEDICTORY-Ju
IL published, in beautiful style, on satin, the Hon.
h. Cay's Valedlctory Address retiring from the
Sen ate of the United States-a limited number are
left. For sale only at Statoners' Hall
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
MrCLNTOCK's Papillary Lotion, or

lYH NIPPLE WASH.-The severe suffering 10 which
mothers are 20 frequently subjected consequence oil 1
coai, or nipples, has long demonstrated Tie nece>'
" OF preparation adapted 10 general use ana capable
a4orIinr prompt relief The repeated evidence furnished
81 the want such article led the proprietor TO drec
his attention 10 the formation OF Louon Whch beihe a
nnrr innocent and sanatve should effect this desirable oo
This de>ideraiu! he Conceves 10 be salis!actofy d
i,ined in the preparation here offered
The use of the Papilary Lotion for about twenty years
past has fully established It's character a. pleasant aa -
racous rerc.iv and has procured for Il reputation over
every hing hitherto employed An otvous not lsupera
BE objection, which applies N most OF the common as
,s. tor the purpose that containing ID ,iisr coinpe'
liza d. or some other poisonous arc-, they require 70 De
horoprhly washed If before the child can be permitted 70
ak ,hr breast This inconvenience entirely ooElatl 10
bc present preparation II contains nothing in The slightest
h, child NAV be nur> any period after using 1t without
regard 10 lis removal
.yn had frequent opportunities oi witnessing the bap
py effect, OF NJ Cutocks Nipple Wash and heaTH !he
testimony OF numerous in lis favor have no heslt
ton recommending II a> an excellent ana sa 'oi
nippr> ~ Sho oE,.,;;1 80. y; "a p.,;
lary Lotion, confidently recommend 10 the attention
or The public. EDMIN i- T. a inE n,,-, - ~ - -
tor and have been pleased with is effects
49, '' THOMAS Fl. YARDLEf, NJ D.
have in number oi Instances, zen ddvahd yepas
ni, rom he application Of NJ Clintock. Nipple Wash
and have heard many ieisAies syeas ~ ~ % "
given Il 4 trial S1lt>i.Le'- 80 - -
and retail hy the Pfoprietrs Iene-
raj arsnt N New-York, GEORGE D. COGGESHALL
No ia Pearl corner OF Rose-Street BY John Muhau NO
1s3 Broadway Ruson A>pin~a, 2h lliaul-ssreei lIo
ato ~ M 2awmSlhT Tn
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
La VALUABLE PROPERTY for sale

5nn.Z on Brooklyn Higits, and eight lots on Columbia
. between Cranberry and Orange streets extending loG
, 10 Fuian Lot 81 Fulton street 50 fert fon
~ n rouoh 10 James street both valuable situations for
business Also for sale Wlliam,Lurgh or l6 lots on
First street between North 9th and North lt strrri' eS
endin ,evrra! hundred feet the water linz. The "ho!e
or anv part 1 this property will he sold Low" most o tle
money NAV remain mortgage for one or more years
nd In, S.rf rf cor. Adam 81, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
A TO LET OR LEASE-The upper

,M nan nj new ha ad>ore and coRvenien, Ho".
ar H., corner of Ea,, Broadway and Chntone,t bni!
expressly gea;.e Hotel and Boarding, ,Bous ayng
e.rb o:br !are kitchen and cellar and nuhsr OF bed.
TeoH rooms 'i,Ei IN tie upper ,os ali with repaees crates AMI
marble nran,e, and abs The situation s Psasan. ale
I aI 1ensve and markets aad churches the neigh
oorhood The Dry Dock Carriages pass and reas tGe
Hons. eve- Quarter ha1r 10 BATTERY Place and Caos
and Ccacbs are within call Inquire Of Mr. MORGAN,
ror,r ri Fast Broadway and Ciinton- for terms t2
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
AA OFFTCFS TO LET.-Suites of

A OFFICES TO LET.-Sultes OF
III: ROOMS in %e ID and Sd stories OF the large brick
MID IN fe .puh east corner Of and frsnas Broad
l,ay and Ws,-, Entrance No. WaL-si The rooms
,iry and snshed In style suitable fer private apartments
Each has folding doors Having the open gronna D o.
,rs OF commercial transactions ntaees be huna
equal them IN the combined advantages of plea>antne,y
rar;ou aod conve.ence ar business Inquire a; No1 " M
s,re-t or of rml:,fI ). NJ ELY, i2 % alloh-s'.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
A,A FOR SALE.-A valuable Country

I'LL Seat IN the town jamaica, The subscriber
OH rs tor sae his Properly ora part thereof as may suii
nlrars with rem 10 s. or 10 land all fitted tor
rarrnns purposes with spacious front OF 7 iee dvldi
n sections with irut and ornamental trees The middle
section highly improved Slth all The 70 su
ar,ament.l tree, berries and grape vines in abundance
The. hou.r substantial and modern built
harm ard fences all and plee order lha "ho
nrooertv VIII be price make II desirable ~.
y.,,,enl or part in view Of improving The fo!ang et
mons Tenn. rery favorable upon application 10 or a-
dress tr.,s, pait [in22 I'm. J. Il P0lLL0N, Jamaica
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

BlE1H-DAY or FountEE.-The friends of Asso-
ciatien "ill celebrate the Birthday of FOURIER
7th April-by Dinner. Those who wish to join
in the Festival can obtain tickets at the store Of
e. D. Saxton, 337 Broadway. Early application
is requested Price Of tickets So.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

ksA FOR SALE-The three story Brick
i"%:M HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, No.: 27
Marhet.,,reet between Madison and Henry Streets lac
Lo, a by SO feet the House . by 48 feet with Il snh
walls buii bv day, work under the superintendent OF af
-orvr Ireland There Ten fire places in ths House
eyen Of which are finished with marble chimney
There !. dry cellar undo he whole, pavea and dvidea
nlo several apartments freproot ahhouse under he
Kitchen IRE place and the whole m eompeMs M oasr nn y Gs IS
and 2 o'clock For further particulars apply to
fs4 GEJSSELL MiNfURN& & co, 10 South-street.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

TIE LADIES COMPANION. April, 1912
4 fine engraving of the village of Sing Sing en-
bcllishcs this number, which is well filled with
literary matter of varied interest. Willis, Mrs
Ellet, Mrs. Sigourney and other well known writer's
are among the contributors.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

1C Ih< edo-ship o Mi, column is Distinct OF
Tie Tribune Addre,rttterS, post-pad, to a BRISBANE
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

upon the Beautiful the Sood and the True: By PHI
lokalist. q vol. PIP. 1907 Boston: E. P. Peabody.
We wish we could persuade the great mass Of
readers to choose such works as this-they would
be better, and SO wiser and harpier. The univer-
sal study of one such essay would do more to re-
press crime and evil than regiment of police Off
Gers or IN ncre uf fluil-hearing gallows.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. April 1892 J.& II. g. Lang
ley 81 Chathamsreet
A well written notice of the Reception of Mr..
DICKENS opens this number, and is followed by
No. III. of series Of papers on Association and
Attractive Industry by Albert Brisbane. 'Who
are the People.9 is the title of good political
essay by John Irman The Mississippi Bond
Question is we'll treated in an article which well
maiulans the ground assumed in a recent number,
tha, srhe Mississippi Bonds must be paid. New
ertheless, 60 not see that they are likely to be
paid immediately a Second Slap at the Log
serhcads is the tasteful title of a very isnbecie
aud absurd attempt to ridicule the advocates Of
Tariff. The number also contains two or three
literary papers.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
ID OMAN EYE BALSAM for Weak and

D OMAN EYE BALS.iM for Weak and
AAlNFLAMED EYES,-Opl,,Hlmia, or Inflammation Of
eveis kinds proceeding o dsea>eSO teeye,
or part sning from unhealthy state sysrnand
the external injuries, such as blows, contnShil>,
t s.t:Hn"on> bodies OF an irritating
nature introduced under the eyels exposur 10 bleak
winds and col small nfammaory humors called 'tyes,
which rise the eyels, various acrd tunes acting a.
chcical stimuli such le smoke pit coal tatoi wood
turf &C.. tc tee ri enou. or .pruous liquors the
suppression Of accustomed discharges the long application
of strong light. fixed attention 10 !nuic Objects and
an acrimony prevailing in the mass OF itu1s-
The common nfaInmation OF the eyes commences Win
sensation gry particles had nsnuate'l themselves un-
eved$ ACCOMPANIED with great heat reineSS and
lie vessels The eye become only increased in SIZE and
tirgd but appear than in The natural snte
Great pain excited upon the least motion c the ball o.
the exc: the patient bear the light and an efu,on
o tears from the laciyna gland which OF so
acri,l nature as TO exco-iae which hap
pcn, TO fall In some discharge OF thick glutnous
matter ensues which collects considerable qdanthe.
about The angle. OF the eye, particularly during sleep
Where only eye has been affected, the Inflammation
free aug nty e,trnds to the otter:
This valuable Baas has been Used for inTIy years, In
practice by the celebrated ocuists in this and
foreign countries and may be confidently relied upon a The
most and speedy for weak or infameti eyes ans
ing from any the above that has ever been offered
to the world. Price 81 cents
For sale wholesale and retail BY
DAVID SANDS CO. II East Broadway, cor Market-st
Sold also by s. B. D. Sands 79 and 100 Fu!toRsi and
~ Sand, Co. IT'S Broadway the only Agents tor New"
York 1nE, III
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

"a TO BE, LET IN BRJCkLYN.-
III ihe large brick .uildng situated in Hicks near
n,reei convenient distance from the Fulton ato
Sout Ferres will put fa.r rider and rented tor
genreel oei or Boarding House for which, ls vel chcu
lated will be ready for occupation before inc 't oi
Nav: te -r-nr i. handsomely ornamened with treeSan
sbrulbcrv The above hri.dDE formerly the Brooklyn
Collegiate Institute Apply To ~ ~. SohN ELL,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

DOARD in Bond-street.-One or two
I'D peasan, Rooms. with Roard may he lad ct No 10
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

UMBRELLAS. Parasols and Sun shades
n. wholesale and reat'.h tnN and complete assors
ucn of The above articles, manusrtnred al Newark ~ j.
Deacr> III find their advantage 10 call ana examine
h.ior, purchasing every Hrce mituihctaeu
ly me combines neas with durability and at prices low
t than a, any ether establishment in the United siar,:
also have the escluGcc right 10 tue W. .
Patent Portable Uri Ella very desirable article :o'
err> IA, il can be folded and put in srlllnary Naise
Newark Ma, cll. 1912 m22 I'm RICHARD WARU.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

DOARDING.-Ple Rooms and good
Board may be had in private family where there
are select boarlerS OF quiet bab House and apart
nents very desirabe-ocation delightful NO lOl East
Broadway. aflw
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

W. TiANTEO-Fam antilles in or out of the
good city reference apply city oce IS Canat and no
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

DlerloS&RY ALL THE PRINCIPAL NAMES AND IEK"ls
Il RELAfiSG TO THE BIOGRAPHY, HISTORY, LITERATURE
q iSp MYTHOLOGY OF Asrlavir1 ASb the :sSc;bS1s.
BY. LtMtsiERE, D. D. E. DEAN Ann's'ree''
3 Collins { Reese ga Pearl-street
The fact that this work has reached It's Fit
,eenth Edition in this country is sufficient proof
Of the popularity it has acquired Since It's first
publication /, has been almost universally used in
J colleges, academies and all classical schools as
the mos, complete and satisfactory work of kind
so much needed III acquiring knowledge of anti
\ cute. The original work contained much that
wa. inaccurate in point .f fact and perncious in
It's influence The American Editors, LoRESzo
Ida PoSrE and JoHS D. OGLBY, well known
as having been among most hnlsted classical
scholars corrected carefully these errors and cx-
pilnred from the work all that could offend the
r,,r,il ,nste and feelings. The several depart
,1cms Of Geography, History and Mythology into
which the work is divided are each full and expi-
81. thc rcsedrches Of modern scholars and trav;
clers have added to it much that i, valuable and
interesting. and we are canhdext that the work
will long continue to be among the standard trca
tses on the History and Mythology of the Ancient
Na,on..-It is published in large octave 800
pages with double columns, and contains yalua
ole Chronological Table
THE KHcKERBocgER, April 1912. John Disco, l2l Full
rsn sreet.
Thi. number is one of great value and interest
The third OF the excellent series of Letters
from Rome BY G. w. GREENE, opens it Ed
ward Afford and his Playfcow, is the title Of
new tale by the author Of Wilson Conwor,h =
r
tale of The Attorney is continued. as arc also
Grenada and the Aha,nbra, Life In Hsy,i,
and Nv Grandfather + ortfolio.' Song of the
tcto,aler by Rev. Geo. W Bcthune, is fine
piece Of poetry. The Picturesque in tho Career
Of Napoleon is we'll written-,liough not unexccP-
,ie.ab!c The Literary Notices are goodand the
Editors Table, which is always Of the mos,
interesting features in the contents is this month
unusually full and racy. For pleasing literary gos
zip it is unequaed The knickerbockcr has
promise from Mr. Dickens that AT his first leisure
moment he will revise paper he has written for
hlis magazine.
HusTs MEkca.>rs MAcAzlSE. April, ls42. Freeman
Hunt, al FuoRstrcet
This number of this excellent Magazine contains
a great nnmbcr oi most valuable statistics of the
Agricuu;e, Manufactures, Commerce and Coinage
of the United States prepared with great care from
official sources. The leading paper is upon the
Consular System of the United States, detailing
The origin, powers and fees Of Consus, the imper
ectonS Of the System and suggesting some i'm
provements. There is an excellent article upon
the History and Prospcctsof the Oregon Territory
WHICH is followed by papers on tho British Corn
Laws, Michigan, Its Commerce and Resources
and Wrecks, &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
.rE NEW SEED STORE at Niblo's Gar

80 den-Our friends and the public are respectfully
ri &C. call and examine our orIal0ts OF new ana rare
flower>eed Vegetable and English seeds oT 1awns
together with our lars collection OF Green aad House
Plants Any which will 81 s"d on moderate terms M"
,,,r,n,,rd az r,orr,rnte,I NIBLO i DUNLAP,
, ~ S,, SO Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
tsg FROM 5 10 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Gar

srI~ DEN SEED in all the choicest species and .are-
trs dr sale quantities 10 suit purchasers al SEiDHE-
MANS permanent establishment, corner o F,shteeniA-s
md Ernn,iwav Also. rhe Young Gardener, Assistant
containing the results OF his y wears practice in New work
\, Illus hunorrd by IA. award ct sold ot-
from the American institute wEich Institutions ami ti.e
New or 'ae Agricultural society having also awarded
several copies Premiums for superior ssectnen, c Oar
len lo,!act, farther eotiuen IS des'ned unnecessary
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

aKUIEK anU I ecu ioLUFC 70 IAct-
I +, GOOD stand nu, low rent viii, the d cling tide
sired. Apply 10 PETER ~ H. JACKSON, fcpsf Goin-
ssoper and Collecting Agent 100 NaSsauL, at pci0cA.
Also y FEW For SALE IN The middle aisle OF 81 pa :
thoIomews Church. (Epscopal corner OF Lafayette race
and Great lop.s >,rce Apply as above az ~
rH1O LET-The Store 346 Grand-street.
corner OF Norfolk. This Store j, located IN the best
business part o.! the stiectwuuld make two good stores
in,,,;-.. ~, ,h- ryn,ui,ss ma rt
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
aSa SALE.-Baryains Bargains -

aSs 70 RS ALF..-Bargains Borgains =
y. Ear sale exchange, 4otract. OF hnna>olrt lan
containing y each, soil OF >upcrlo snaiy, We
tt. with re streams covered with ae tts- such
white oS. hcAor,. beach. walnut maIfe aiui sH s11n~re
The soil aaprd 70 wheat rye COM oa!s eolion oNe
sweet ana IRISH potatoes The above la1is Will sold al
,'uctd prices Gsri ~ su,, or they VIII be sH-
changed Tor almost any hin et merchandise oFnaN''
diagrams aud particulars apply 30
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
M If JAMES II. ~. BLEikLEt, ~ fiu'lNoD II.

- FUH SALE-48 Lots of Ground,
l;"W fenarately Or ID ltttsl trus o, the Eghi Az
.S1 and On Thrt EiyhtIl a fhry-Ninlil.,ir-ets
the east side OF sd Avenue, between he Se7cn and
EigLh Ayenue A>o, Lots the north sd" OF Forty
Second> 30 feet from e Eighth Avenne, between the
Sevenlh and Eighth Avenues. lnqtrs 2
Dr. ANDERSON, 30 EaS; Broadway,
or or < r NORTON.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

NM 7ANTED-American and colored Ser
wv wants , with good references, at No. 47s B,oaa,
way and ss Bowery Also young for all situations
Houses aud apartments Let. iou
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

80 Apple Trees. cors>dug a. ,hs Writer Greenms,
Cart H1u$e, VIA. Sap, lelsoS New;own PirPin bnsloch
, Harrison do Roman Stem do. Beltouer do. itaio"
o Cui,:bsrs Sa.ce ee Fall EsS>;reah Hase Apple.
>unuser Psarnei Prince. yellow Harvest, Fa Pppil;
ri.to pirujf or RulltaL-a al which warranted. and
II, he, ,!, low in lots purchasers -Nso lew Plum
and pay Trees. a, No. Eerfy street
c,Saa,,+ ELIJAN T. BROWN.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

mo THE PUBLIC.-All persons having
,eaky Tin Roofs would 90 well 10 call on The Sne>c1
her who applies the Elastic Cement which stops all eaAs
er warrants e, stand through hot and co'S All letters 10
,- directed 70 j. W Harmon No.=i2 Fulton.s;ree Brook
~ u, ID sSsN ,~rs f J. W. HAR5ION.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

le.A TO LET-Severnl Rooms i'll the
l";M Clarendon House No 3ht Broadway, with crates
amI We'll lighted Price 81 10 81 50 per wees These
Ro.ms are well adapted for artists or tor lodging Foon'S
For further information apply Room No Sc third story
in the building Also to rt, the Third, Fourth and tlith
Sc. i;,r ,;:T r,,un,, year l6 Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
THE TRIBUNE E..

. prl.iiSc TO Tue G BIOGRAPHY HISTORY, LITERATURE
lsp MYTHOLOGY OF ANTIQUITY AND TIE !aHciESTs
By J. LtMfRiEKE, d., D.. W. T.. DEAN 2Ann'sreet;
Collins Reese, pa pearl-stree,.
The fact, that this work has reached its Fif-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

VXTANTED-Place by an English Cook
Wv and two Protestant girls for housework at lSe
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

TROLTUS' BOAT Estabhshmenf 4UU
wa,er.s,r-et four doors eas, OF CatharIne Market
builder OF suhan Of Musa's Pleasure SsIgs ne &
p.cksll Washington of PougAkeep>i Outchess o. tyoe
p,rS Sylph and Wave of Mobile, Geo. Stewart OF LOUIS
yAIr Sr
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

GERS or an acre Of frui,-hearing gallows.
Tnk True MESSIAH; the Old and New Tes,amens E1
amined according TO The Principles OF Natural Lam
guage: BY G. Oeger, former First Vicar of the Cahc
draI ds Of Paris Opp, q, svoJ Boston: E P. Peabody.
The character Of this profound essay will be in
f.rred from the motto: A little Philosophy car
ries us away from Christianity; much Philosophy
brings us back 70 it.
GpSpERopE: ATrausla,ion from the German Pp, 1861
Boston: f. r. Peabody.
The story Of Bettina Brantano and the Countess
Gunderode is familiar TO readers OF German,
through the remarkable Correspondence with
Child of the former The little work before US
but partially traces the communings OF the two
Theory OF TEACHING With Few Practical Illustrations
ByaTeacher: Up l27) Boston: E. p Peabody
This little treatise is of class whereof more
should be written; and more-,nany more, read.
Not teachers only, but learnerS-not children only.
but teachers may benefit lastingly By i,sperusal.
The Public Schools BY the author OF Easy Lessons in
Perspective Up sa) Boston: E. P Peabody.
This appears to be good thing of its kind.
p GouGE's JOURNAL or BANKING Is pub
lishcd BY Hayward, SO Division-ss. 1t goes the
whole hog against all Banks whstevcr, cxcep,
can-banks.
nP ..Black and White Slaves is the title of
sprint jus, published by A. Donnelly, l95 Court
land-s,r.e,, intended chiefly for the Southern
Market. Itexrrcsses half ots great truth
U The Board Of Directors OF Jefferson Col
lese, Miss. of which Hon. A. H. EVERETT was
President, bu, which was recently burned give
notice that the building will be immediately re-
built
GJr The Lowell Courier tells of young man
in that city, SO exceedingly bright that his mother
has to look at him through smoked glass.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

DRITANNIA METAL WARE.-Tea
, Sets Cas,orS,= Lamps, Communion TankaEds, CIp>
Bowls Plates Spoons, Fa>ks, Mugs Tumosers Ladies
Reed & Barton OF Taunton Mass and equal 10 my I'M I'M
To-,s,l for sale soie agent III this ey
-, - :, - n2S
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

IN RIPTCY.-District Court Of
a the United States the Dtsfric: OF Miciigan-ln the
matter OF Josiah Snow Observation-Disclosures is hereby gwen
tha: on teat! day Of March A d. 1872 JOSIAH sSoT
ax ~ decree OF This court declared 'nkrupt unGer
the act OF Congress made and provided; AID
that III order has been duly entered ia this coa appointing
the fifteenth day or June next, cck IN the iprenoon
Tie Dstric. Court Room ia the City OF Detroit of an
aid JOSIAH SoH should receive his discharge at cf
tiicate Bankrupt By order OF the Court.
GoopwIS L COLLINS. Solicitors. JOSIAH SNOWi
Detroit, March 10, ls42 AK.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

LLET, ,5 LosToa a,s5 9 s..es n.sla5
, W,s, viii clasp broken oil containing several notes
dran, PAYABLE 10 and Percy and Reed and lev 9h.
- paper and receipts OF value only 70 ,c owIef II :
rnn3s. to have been LOST while OF the broadway
and Eleecke stree; Omnbu>esA liberal reward Nll oe
sixen for is return 10 the subscriber, No
az JpHI> =
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

IP Black and White Slaves is the title Of
sprnt jus, published BY A. Donnelly, l9b Court
land-s,r.e,, intended chiefly for the Southern
Market, l, expresses half of = great truth
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

0E. COAL! COAL! PRICE Re
Np. duce,1-i,ed ash Peach Orchard Coal, OF the
frsr quality Nut large size sc 00 Broken and Egg 81 w
ar ton delivered from . yard tree otcartagc Apply AZ
lie ward corner Of Houston and Mott, a; the yard corner
t lIanlnrrri and Greenwicl-su
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

Tnk True MgssAH ur the Old and New TcSian,ents Ex-
amined according TO the Principles Of Natural Lam
guage BY G. Oeger, former First Vicar of the Ca,he
Srai nj Paris, (pp q, 6vo.) Boston: E. ?. Peabody
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

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