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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

CLEAR WAYs-IRoN STEAMERs.--It has been sta
ted that there is not single vessel the stocks in
any ship yard in this city, except small steamer
and that there are no contracts for future building
This statement is not far from the truth as regards
wooden vessels; but there orc vessels Of more du-
rabe material now under completion in this city,
namely, four iron steamers, intended for inland ma
vigation, constructed under the direction Of Mr..
Ericsson, for Captain Stockton two Of which were
launched last week, and two others intended to be
launched next Saturday. These vessels are 81 feet
long, y lcet beam, 8 feet hold, each containing
SO, 900 pounds Of wrought iron, Of which material
they entirely composed. The first boat, the
Black Diamond. when launched, drew, with deck,
matches and rudder, only so inches and the second,
the Vulcan, only l5A inches, including the depth of
the iron keel q inches This extraordinary light
draft is strong recommendation TO iron boats, and
Captain Stockton will he entitled to much credit for
introducing them TO the inland navigation, and
thereby adding one foot Is inches the depth Of
our numerous canals and shallow rivers, and giving
stimulus TO the International commerce of the eoun.
try, by Introducing steam power on the canals, a
thing hitherto considered impossible.
The :" Black Diamond" as well as the Vulcan
are now in the North River near the Phenix Foun
derry, where they were built and their steam mach
merry and propcllers very nearly complete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

LETTER FROM THE PRKsr OF THE EVANSVILLE Orr
nAcs.-Weinznephfin, the Catholic priest who re-
Gently committed gross and unholy outrage upon a
female member Of his church, at the confessional
has published letter. in which he says that his con-
gregation arc unanimously impressed with the be-
lief of his entire innoccnccw Is he also mpre ssed
with the same belief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

FASAnclsM.-Iti is said that in ono Of the churches
in Boston, during the administration of the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper last Sunday, the cup AS
presented to the communicates containing colored
beverage, composed of water and barberry syrup.
instead of wine What blasphemy If 1t be neces-
saryto leave off wine, why not drink clear water :
Why deceive the communicates!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
General Sessions.
Before His Honor the Recorder, Judges Noah and Lynn

Before His Honor the Recorder Judges Noah and Lynch
and Aldermen Smith and Crolius.
WILLIAM SHALER, Esa. as Acting District Attorney.
Just 7.At the opening of the Court it was found hat
owing to the absence of witnesses the part of the pro-.
s.cution number of called by the District Ator
ney ready for trial. The Court stated that they
should order attachments to issue in all where wit
nessos had been summoned person and had neglected
attend when so summoned So witnesses will look out
for squalls.
The witnesses not appearing in the Of Margaret
and John Tgh for assault and battery Mary Rey.
nolds, they were both discharged until sent for.
No other cases being ready the Court adjourned till
eleven O'CLOCK this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
WashI,setous.
Washington. ~
Correspondence Of the Herald.1
WASHINGTON, (Monday,) 3. p. M.
Proc seedlings I'm Congress.

Correspondence OF the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, (Monday,) 3. p M.
Proceedings I'm Congress.
MIR BATES offered memorial from inhabitants Of
New Bedford, praying that the Senate would not
concur in the action Of the House reducing the APP
propriation for the naval service Mr. Bates stated
that there were more than 200 ships, ranging from
3o0 to COO tons each, owned in the town OF New
Bedford They were ahoat on every sea, and de-
manded the protection of the Government. Mr..
Evanspresented similar petition from citizens OF
Portland There were several other petitions, prin-
cpay asking for additional duties on different arti-
Giles imported.
Mr.. WOODBURY. called upa resolution that the Sc
nate will hereafter meet at eleven o'clock instead
of twelve, and it was adopted without serious on.
position.
On motion of Mr.. Buchanan, the Apportionment
Bill was then taken up, and Mr.. White took the
floor in support of the distrcting proposition. He
bids fair to continue nearly through the day All
parties seem anxious to 60 through the bill during
the present sitting, but il can hardly be finished be-
fore tomorrow.
Mr. CowAN gave notice in the House this morn
ing that he would offer resolution to re-establish
the one hour rule An effort was made to adopt This
rule early in the session. but without success, and il
is doubtful whether il will prevail now.
The Army Appropriation Bill was taken up, and
Mr.. Adams made speech in favor of the proposed
reductions. The debate was continued up to the
hour OF one. when, by the provision Of resolution
adopted on Saturday, it ceased, and the committee
proceeded TO vote on the several amendments that
had been offered. Every proposition TO cut down
the army and abridge the pay of the officers,
was carried by large majority. The amendment
TO bring down the army TO the standard of 1921 pre-.
vailed by l02 to 6i-this diminishes it about one
half The regiment OF mounted dragons was abo-
shed by vote of 81 to s. Extra pay and extra
rations under all circumstances were prohibited by
majortes equally decisive So the little army is to
be cut down to nothing, because the Wings have
taken prejudice against the President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

ness Of the shower in Philadelphia last week, aste-
nished loafer who was lying on barrow, with his
face upwards. Finding himself drenched with wa
ter at single dash, he sprang to his feet with his
eyes half open and exclaimed, who did that +!
Show me the rascalv'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

NIELos.-Rare doings here this evening. Edge
Iivesa superb display Of his magnificent art The
Prominades Musicals also add their charms TO the
beauties of the garden. The selection last gala n'sn
was much, and Justly admired. Tomorrow even
ng the Ravels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

Crvr.TIEs.-Lord John Hay, of the Warspitc, &C
companied by James! Buchanan, Esq the British
Consul paid his respects to the Chief Magistrate of
the city last Monday. He afterwards visited the
Navy Yard at Brooklyn He has but one arm now,
and we understand he lost the other in cutting out
expedition in France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

THE Nsw York LADIES TEMPERANCE BENxvo-
LENT ASSOCIATION will meet at Concert Hall, No
iO6 Broadway. near Walker street, Tomorrow after.
noon, at 3 o'clock, to complete the organization
Of this Association. Ladies friendly TO temperance
md humanity are respectfully invited TO attend
Rev. DR.. Macauley and reformed gentleman, will
address the ladies; and popular temperance songs
viii be sung, Amen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

The CRors.--We receive about twenty Boston
papers every morning. Very early yesterday Adams
& Co. sent us parcelhen the obliging officers Of
the swift Cleopara-then TIarnden Il Co.--then our
usual files came through the Boston. II the wheat
crop be large the newspaper crop we shall not
starve this year that is certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
List Of Banlxrupts,

List Of Bankrupts.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Syis Center. forwarding sgent, n, Y.-July O.
Moses o. Banks, shoemaker,
Antoinne Doutete segar manuf.
Augustus z. Masters, merchant
Royal II. Waller atty \ counr 10
Gee. 0. VanAmringe merchant
Daniel Laten, carpenr Hyde Park
Lyman Tremain Qate firm Of Adams Tremain, J Dur.
ham, Greene Co---July 6.
Samuel M NELL gentleman. N. Y.-July 8.
Andrew J. Mead merchant; N. Y. (compulsorv on sp.
plcation Of Davenport Quincy. Edwin Hunt & weth.
erell. Sprsgue Co.)-July6
John NJ. Furman (late firm of John NJ Furmsn Coy
brokcrs-July g.
Court Calender-This Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos g. IL, 81, %, %, 1877 a5 c6 a.
10, 30, 81, -, 80, -, IS, sc, 81, l3s, So, 80.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. II, IS, III, "a, l26.
Part :, at 4 o'clock.-Nos 3s, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
NEW YORK HERALD
New York, "wednesday, june 8, Isas.
Herald Bulletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin of News il kent at the northwes
corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails, at eight O'clock. A. M-and also Of the
evening mails at four O'Clock p M the laesl
from all parts of the world may be found on the Hera
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer STOP
and read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
An Extra Herald

Will be published to-day, containing the add
tional evidence and developments on the trial O:
Col. Monroe Edwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
Court for the CorrccfIon or Errors.

The Lieut. Governor in the Chair.
MAY iona Chids et al, frederick Starr ct al
The argument in this case, which conducted by Mr.
E. d. Smith NJ. .. Hastings and s. Besrdsley closed
John ID. Miller VS.. Sylvester Clark.-The argument in
tkis case was commenced, and the Court adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

STRANGE, VERY All the buttonwood trees in
New Jersey dying this season. SO far they have
not exhibited the slightest sign of foliage. The
same at Boston and elsewhere. Who can tell the
cause !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
Of printing such books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott. Printer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

CooL.-One OF the rising generation, seller OF
newspapers in Boston, fell overheard last Saturday
He bravely and successfully struggled to keep him.
self above water until aboat could pick him up
When safe the pier he ran TO his brother and said
George, I've lost all my papers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

DEPARTURE OF PAcKErs--TRAvEL TO EUROPE
The steam ship Belgian Queen, and packet ship
George Washington, sailed yesterday-one at noon
and the other at two O'Clock. Charles Dickens and
lady went in the George Washington. Both ships
took about forty passengers.
The packet ship England, Capt. b. l.. Waite,
which is TO sail for Liverpool on the 10Th inst, has
already engaged twelve or fifteen passengers, and
from the known popularity of the ship, she will go
full. Yesterday the officers Of the Warspite visited
her, and were highly gratied with the ship and he'
commander, who sometimes cultivates farm IN
Connecticut on the principles laid down by Bow
Ii tch in bis work on navigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

The figures Mobile and Nashville yet formiably
high. At the latter point resumption forfeiture must
take place in regard to banks by the middle Of July and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
Superior Court.

NAV 7.-DrcIsIoSs.-Jaco5 .4cker ads. Stephen White
aud Henry "A. Bmr-Relatve to the ownership Of the
prize William II. Harrison. Judgment for plaintiffs.
Nm ~. Gould vs. c. !. Wempie ct ai.-Judgment for
plaintiff
John Sneeden, and others, vs. G. w. capitalization
for now trial denied.
i4Um. Pouison vs.. John F.. acknowledgement affirmed.
Daniel NJ b. Cameron John Nc Donald. Judgment
for plaintiff with liberty 10 amend pay men Of
within ten days.
Adam Hall vs.. Couyiand Palmer, Ell ai-Motion to set
aside report of referees denied.
John Maithers Frederick j. Painfer.-No,ion to
aside nonsuit denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

The Quo WARnANro CASE argued before Judge
Kent on Monday, in which the Democratic and
Wing comptrollers are parties, will be decided OF
Saturday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

his former evidence the dress, when Mr. WHrrso
objected said they had right to
on this subject Judge kEsr above the examination.
In do recollsct whether said posi-
lively il was the not but think said it was the
man; when saw him in Baltimore his whiskers were
not very large large they now cant
sav how far they came down on his face he had wills
kers can't tell the color that Of his eyes, his hair
dark he had his hat but his hair his COM
plexion dark and q little sun burnt; can't
say how high he IL, but suppose about Eve fee
six seven inches. think twas Hanson who wen
with me to him. Twas taken to see the man charged
with the crime; said to the persons with me that his
whskers were larger than they were when he was in
Baltimore | said his whisxers In Baltimore were az il
they were Just coming out. said they had to
maturity. said " if them whiskcrs OFF should
know him better" He was n very handsome man. whose
whiskers were just coming out They were Young
whskers had not been long out THE witness here said
that Prescott Halls whiskers about the color and
something like the prisoners when he him in Ba.
more. think should have identified him il he had been
in the crowd and another the barr went TO Pha-
delpha at Mr. Browns request and also at his re-
quest came here. have said could identity him to
some one who asked me; there but man in the
CELL and had permit to him. and of knew it
must be the man; recognised him Immediately.
Direct examination resumed.-Never him ak be-
fore his arrest.
Mr. JAMESON testified to the endorsement the checks
paid by Carter, Mortimer Co. being in the hand
writing. on the one whibh he had paid.
The Court then adjourned till ten O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08

Co,sr srRvgY.-This important work is ahou, IN
ne resumed by Lieut.. 5. Johnston and the officers Of
he T. : brig Washington, now in this port,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-08
City Despatch Post,

10 WILLIAM STREET.
PnIScIPAL OrrIcE.-Leters deposited before halfpast
halpast H. and half past O'clock will be sent out foz
delivery at g. l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFIcEs-Letters deposited before T. IL, and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ GREIG Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
N,v-york Cattle Market

tRepOfc sr The irhunr J
BFyr Their were N market us head, nciutine 10
le over from last week or the fcs only . were rom
M, STATE and the balance from the south and "es'-Ue
greater nufnb. from Ohio. Besides lese there were 81 d
The be, csue in drove, that were separated om Il sn
>rt IN B,,hon rom ward and 80 TO Newport fnce' OF
medium and good cal,le ranged from 80 per i'o ie
IN. 10, which went to Newport taken 81 equal to 30
Mich COwS-6o Cows and Calves we're N MARKET III
gliding 10 LETT over from last vech Al bn' - were >,.
at IS ~ for the poorer ones ~ q ~ '''
up 81 tor the best. .-..,, d.
HOaS-io fat Hogs from Saratoga County Nno' s', "
were odd at the lower Bulls Head al St Ct per 10 NV
weight ,.o
SHEEP-l6oO were al The two Bulls Heads lH'i011l.
leo lett from last week; anu the mAihe' wa -
Lambs Ola .,sI a5a27j aud Ssccp at 81 " an'
80 head we're icto
hay sells ~ VI CT. per 100 Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
I)I ED

On Monday morning. June So after short Illness Peter
Amermas. in the 77th year of bis nge.
HI, relation, and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
h, funeral this Tuesday afternoon At O'Clock, rom No
~, Craud-strrcL
Al ~odu,. awe couriy, y. Y. on TUESDAY, June H.
after prnu.c lines, Mr. TaIu.on Stone. relci 90 TIE
late Rev william stone, and rsoherot one ot ne Editors
o e Comm.r al Advertiser, IA the l'h N-ar 90 uff 80
The deceased native of ih- parish oi East Gu l'lrh
now Nid,oui Connecticut Size va, tic n-thcf OF eleven
children i've ri whom only survive, and ~ oi whom de-
ceased an boo The spring tine of lite, between u. age, NJ
nj -eeeu AMI tVsniysr Nor were Lee arlcuon, cnnhnr
~ the of her chlen thus prcmaiurcy taken away
Vcr. was lie sf many ,1roNs; and but Dr tie cheering
light Of rel which 'ho"e upon her path "ou
have been gloomy ldeca-wi1dng way literally 'sroush
4 vale ct tear. Vet. hy constitutional temperament 'f
cLeeriul; and but 1r tbs natural hnof acN oi n'
her bruised spnt would long -ince have been lfl'o
aud broken afccuonate vile aud mother a, nor
lived H. her chn.ain raik snd cor't r'at,ni n hrf
merkuess patience, n krdues, of hrhnf n h-r syi' a.
thy Tor tie all cied and h,r benevoicnce 10 he extent
of hrr uled means, she wsss pattern 10 AL Her hu'hihd
taken ago, n he advanced atr OF
rtty Two. after which bereavement hrr own htalh
bean 10 decline and tor he sg tueive or hsrn months
her ds>sui la, been peci~d aisost from week web
Her exit calm aud pcac-ul, swt-i smile played upon
lsr features A moueus-and shr tell asleep, el.eY ~
| au .n.sn upon 30. mothers bosom. Com. Adse0srf.
Sunday June 10. after short Illness, r.. r.. RoH and,
" - oi Henry RoS land aged D.
Her remains viii be taken from hen late residence 2 re-
sev-.tre e. Fairfield Conn, Tor ntsrntnt th> morning
On the SUNDAY. June -, Lucinda wife - Fran Purdy,
ln th- s2i al her age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
Markets.

ASHEs-sa., 100 bbls Pois at = p an. . Pearls at
3 ST. .. -. , -, . a.
COrTON-The foreign ad'ces laye ~ yet zen IL
-. The sse. today were light II not anrci-
pAted TIA. any adyance VIII be obtained >ae' On >aiaT-
day loo baes.
he remain. .foaL AIihoush the market dA "a pflcss
INDICATE no decline Gen--er = held n - 90 u; az
a. st-er prrs A ale of ~ tbls made About LEO
bh N.rtf-aa and Oblo rsihsop aiken nI Tie kasi al
ana .-ar OHIO al = 49,, round hoop : n. Aoui -"
Mi. ,,ro ami cgan sosv round hccr sod on >at-r-
dav tor v-rpou az current raie> >al', 81 Dhs Nt~ot
lean. Al ~ ~outhern dull, Georero~n' Brandy v ne
,nI HrWafds 4 normally 10 - Pe-sss wanna -.
Saes ~ Dol, Br.ndywne Corn Meal part delivered al
\ haven. al ) ~.
GEAIN-Nearlv 10 80 bushels OF the recent receipts Of
uino, Whs have been taken part al - =, and paTi on
nriys,e term. porios exported TO England Corn
excepting New-Orrsns, DOT plenty and : held 1ghr--
IS :, an 5stc weight 80 co damaged n o. q a4s'
.sr.gLi Oa.. Ar- ~ a = q s7tc.
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RuukV,Ipas-JuDe p.

Samuel \. Jc~eu. (iusolnutary petition OF Melvin
Austin md Alexander ". kmmel July p.
samuel Parl r. merchant involuntary, on peti;sn 81
Christopher HempsiFsIl Juiy p.
Charles Could. broker. aie tfms o Tracy Gould and
Tracey, Gould Goa JHiy n.
George Draper clothing merchant, Date firm Geo ORA
per Coz Jniy y.
Epeueil. Howe, clerk, New-Yofk July p .
Arricola VIII g.. atc merchant. ifrn' hins, N0n'h
4 Fiening Mobile and 4 " liku. CO. y. YORK; July p
Mathew : lloonv fse firm. Wide. Mallory GO. and
Mccormick. Moon s. Go. ChcsgO, ILL Jolly =.
Amos Hat. r. Piauski, Iu.sief CO. Jolly Il
GORGE n Ba.ber,il. Ncw-i 1rs, July =.
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEXICAN MTSEIM and Gard

MEXICAN Mt>El VI and Gardens.
y corner n .si say ani tnn >ircet-f. ] u AkN' VI
49, Et-. d. IT,. p ,,r NJ tf, ,,rck. commencing
u alas. Jun, Greatest novelties p m CIV ~"
NOR RLilL f- Hrv1 I-.i Nl.ic a1, Nsn.t 4i -, ~
p',f- psr-e-. THF INDt >TRiOl FLtt> Ihf~e
rsl. tzra been uTi nV NJ O. Nei,s ifon '-finHN'
B.. Ia. a--rt. f.~n Oh be- harHs,>ed n garages aid
o-.-- ,.f..-. -f fhov j. irlw With A. nlch dci y
ra4 r-.......r d., common cart here's BALLOON ~
,E\-lDN- r.r the TOP ri t.- Museum sfrry evening.
~, ,r+rii STEAMBOAT HhDkAtil"N cfn'' -
i.. rr...- e..rt .rr-r, nher, cr paddles Tie W =
TfRlpJ- Gl SLY GIRL can he privately cnn,9t,, -
d. .- .....-' ..~ ..f frur. event. N.s Ro> VII.
l.. -Llrinl-- vocalist. a.~1 IL Eilft LII y IL
I...-r'l,I ..-.-.- , sas-freuf> in ANIMAL MAGNET
IN hnlNpr any SPLENDID GARDEN On the top
rffr Nl..rr g. Cream, and Other rirr>huierN' Itt
r,,r ir-.s r t. Lecture Room vii - divided nto tNo
rlr- Ig 100 rer ,1u o' BALI an hour. daring "neh ile
r-r-. r-f IT'D -1r variety of NATIONAL 7rs 100 me- Nf-
.-n Fancy Ga,, Blowing: Grand to'roran'' 'n' '''.-
00I -lr0.,..s Ail-nnce 10 ht ~'oir - cr"s ''
Ns."
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MARRIED |:

On Thursday, June II. by the Rev Mr Bush Mr. joseph
r. Oiphani. Of Monmouth county, New jersey, 10 Mss
Julia RcuIscn, OF New-iork city.
10 tca. ou rhsniay June 10, . Sherwood Day, tsir
Caisk, 10 Lsrnsla r.. daughter OF Joshua A. spencer
Esq, OF Uuca.
Al Albany, Saturday. jane 10. smith T. Van Buren,,
Of Nel orb TO Ellen ng youngest daughter " Tie late
n III am IAfnn.. nI AIlanN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

J. Notice-The advert nenl a icb lately appeared
inthe Newiofk Herald sud Tribune apparently an-isl-
verng upon the character OF VI Ci-ehueh and members
oi h family 10 manner ara sensible highly To-
decoro1', ard calculated only wound the een OF
that family, bui a1 % d.s safe IN u,t and uaolnds-i
a'p'r-e0s uIon their ci7-tcer. hereby publicly isclre
That saii advert. cont. 1- assertions iai bad 10
reason % t-.ev. tue. ami therefore request Mr.
crehu-h 60 accept 0i OBJ. apology Tor any
caused hy sal advert .euelf.
ALEXR. C. BARRY, Us Broadway.
New YORK Io.h June. 1872 f.-rgt
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u,pectluy invited 20 stop H. GRAHAM liot - ~
afclav-.tr,ei. where qu~,' home, pleasant rooms, cr
beds whos,uue lorl. and atmosphere uup0roNri u}
alcohol ohatra await tie To- acceptance I1s" Who tr-
,.c 10 plpn,, he tn live .rciiy temperate aud purely
Vegetable De without severe pu'duon are requ-ti o
give Il on trial The house very convenient n tr hu
,e,. pan at the CITY aud ali r Steamboat Landus~-
Tenn, moderate. GcEtlemeu visiting tIr City with p1u
of their families will ind such home VasIy more aerrri-
be than a Hotel shower Bar, frcr. M u
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NEW AND CHEAP CROCKERY

v STORE, No. u Csth~rine-.,reet near ,hstbAM-
square1her~ will be found Of The aryss sn1 p~s as
sorted stock. IN he city, neadsg m,ny psafns p,
otb,r Iamn. g. Ctloa Tea sets Of nrv shsIe. very
superior 4st.c.e Tbose was, viii sos - ssees "
cal eEi caaa.iac bsi0re psscts'Sg l"s' 'as
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NANONS OF THE Council OF Trent.

~ &. h Moore, ~ Nassau Il ha. just published thu
DociriBal DEGREES aud Canon. o. tne Council 90 irrrti
translated from tie frsi esuo- printed 90 ROM M nest
m cloth. 5li cents Also. THE PROTESTANT ENiLt-
or LlLlkRIHAl- most interesting hule history OF
her persecution and suffering SEPARATING from ihr
Chsrch 81 Rome ami ,rbs acing the Reformed Faith
Translated nom the Gsrsar Of Dr.. hb.il.ud Pint Amr-
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