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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

STRAUSS LIFE OF JEsUs.'-N1r. G. Vale, 81
Roosevelt-st. has published in fair l2mo. volume
of 294 pages "Thc Life of Christ, or Critical
Examination OF his History, by DR. d. F. Strauss"
reprinted from an English translation The title
page ought to state, but does not, that this work
embraces only the first Of the three volumes Of
Strauss famous work, the two following not
having yet been translated.
We do not think this book, notwithstanding the
great ability, critical acutcncss and extensive re-
search displayed in it, at all likely to become pop
uar in our country, except among protested skep-
tics 1t embodics much truth, but so dimly
expressed and commingled with error that there
are few readers so strong minded and discriinina
ting as to rise from its perusal with clearer views
of Truth ard Duty than they had previously
cherished. As the widest and widest fight of
German Rationalisn it may be made scrviceablc
to the cause of the Orthodox Theology by repel-
ling inquirers from the path whose issues have
been so perilous. TO the common mind, the Nc
ologv of Strauss will have few attractions; for he
who inclines TO distrus; the Sacred Record will
far more readily conclude with Paine that the
whole story is a tissue Of pricstly ilnposturc and
falsehood than with Strauss that all which Is dis
tinctivc or supernatural Is series of myths or al
legorical fables with which the stream of ludalc
history has in the lapse of time become encrusted
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VOL. HE. NO. So.

sbo,, aob and other marine animals that once
aoated in their native element around IT. Inc
whole temple is now sinking again and since
DR.. Ivel, was here it has gone down nearly
foot 60 that the floor presents pond OF water IN
,,h;cb fish were sporting. Those three lordly
columns still stand as the temple goes down,
showing to the bcholdcr the depth to which they
have once sunk and may go again. Their effect
IS enhanced when one remembers that they are
slowly on the bosom Of the temple while the ages
roll by This singular geological fact seems true
Of this whole coast The same depression OF the
land or encroachnent Of the sea is visible at
Baiac and even fifty miles farther on, at Nola.
where Cicero had villa, the same thing was
pointed out to me. Forty or fifty rods from
shore was the foundations Of large and splen-
did building, over which the Mediterranean now
heavcs its waters Whether this whole country
floats on sea Of fire, and slowly rises and falls
on its immense tides, or some other power is at
work to produce the phenomenon, 1t IS certainly
not among the frmest portions of-terra .frna
Salfatara, the crater OF an extinct volcano, Just
above this temple, still smokes in several parts;
and when Vesuyius-morc than twenty miles
distant-is quiet, it is thrown into great agita-
ton, and smokes and sputters away like a mad
creature When, on the contrary, Vesuvius is
active, it rests calm and quiet it had nothing
to do,-as if a power greater than itself was sus-
tanning the reputation of the country. They seem
connected by some fiery channel underneath; and
always when walking over this region felt as ii
the crust was but a few feet thick under me, and
might at any moment break like rotten ice and
let ne down. Earthquakes and Volcanoes seem
to have chosen this delightful region from love OF
contrast, and now and then darkcn its beauty
and roll in!o rum its plains and cities by way of
pastimc. Wild jewellers indeed they are; and
when they choose to sport, MANS pastimes are
over. This is a beautiful country; but, when
remember its under ground fires the sunlight on
it seems like the hectic flush on the check Of Con-
II.
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f1t- Ne1c Temperance Boarding House on the Ora
HAM SYSTEM at No. A. Vesey-s,reet.-This house is
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style Its table
proers the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter, Or
ange County Milk, &c. Permanent Boaders will be
modated the reasonable Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited to give trial.
ard assured that thay will find quiet aud neetness not
attainable in Hotels Terms. moderate. a20n
- Walter Forward and a. w. Marks,
Attorneys ~ Iaw. Pittsburgh. Pa. 'n@ 6n'
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rTvHE TRIBUNE BOOK-BlNDERY, No: Z
4 Spruce-street. Tribune Buildings.-JANlES PRlNGL
respectfully Informs his friends ana ,c public generally that
he has commenced business with determination TO 90 justice
to his customers, both quality OF workmanship
and scale charges He prepared execute Binding III all
is branches.
ders left at MOI Sprucesse will be thankfully received
and faithfully attended 10. Jyl2 I'M
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s FAMILY, pleasantly situated, giving to Their
"A chiidea private education wish associate With te.s
girls horne and asinilsr niiion NAY
be desired they would Parental
embracing Music French &c Terms moderate 4! desirable
companions.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSES

No IS JOHN-SIKkET.
ELIIOT. BURNAP Il BABCOCK are con-
a. sany supplied with large ard general assortment OF
PAPERS suited TO al! departments OF the trade among
which the following. Huhbards cUlorei Papers, in
great variety, Boston Coaperpla;e Papers OF superior
Pos and bank Bon spers Paer Cohsrs and Cs T.o
makers Press Boards Druggists, Hardware and Cloth Pa
p-r5; Binders ana Trunk Boards; Sheathing and Wrapping
Papers, SIC. Sc.
area!eEs supplied with all kinds of sroc! and mate
ri.lS eSn #
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ORPHAN SCHOOL-The subscriber avails
~ herself Of this method respectfully inform the pehic
and the citizens of York in particular, that she Intends
oeninc on Onan School in the City OF Kew Havan She
proposes receive Orphan Children, from 10 twelve
years Of and TO furnish them with HOME IN Its Fe aud
proper sens. and with the careful Instruction. -,
Her rumler will be limited 70 twelve that she VIII be
able attend personally 10 their instruction and general man
OF children and the pleasantuess Of her residence IN New
Haven she feels confident oi beilG able 20 give entire salts
faction.
The school Will De opened Monday. the th July Terms
threp dollars week. First quarter ayabl IN ady2nSe
Reference may be made either Of the following gsnrcmen
Proi. Benjamin SiliiInan,
Rev. Edward Strong,
ivl3 a. l.. X. Dow.
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w Ferry, Brooklyn. Open for Ladies and Gentlemen
from G NJ until Nj Aiaoi eommodous swimmipg
"a aud for Gentlemen At all other times. Also, Warm,
Cold aud Tepid Shower Baths and Mcdcated Fapo Baths
may be had By adde's and Gentlemen at all times. Warm
Bath 25 cent? tickets Tor ST. 50 tickets S. Cold Bath l2s
yided with which the be- ceansed as we'll as with rair
wafer. In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

(fALC!NED PI.ASTER.-The subscribers,
u Ages for the sale Of Prospect Mills superior quality Ca
cneL Plaster have hand and constantly receiving li
supply. en-, :, H.. 49,, ,,,d rho
Plaster will be deiver-d aloat without extra charge and the
1uaty warranted:
;2i I'm opposite the Asior House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

TOUNTAINS.-The subscriber manufactures
i Cast Foan.ns cf rarions patterns a,d prices from
surpassed by of MAJ bic IN This country or EutoGe
For ier superior alvanaes marble, durability
ai Whit nc from year to year and the comaraye-
~. toun,s adding he4iti comfort and enjoyu,ent the
amsrcaa Institute awarded COLA medal TO the
az the las, Fair. D. L. FARN-iM 2;7 Wat-r-s
iTl2t: New York.
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DlTUMINOUS COAL-The Mid Lothian Coal
DMning Company announce to their customers and the
by elaing their mining operations. now prepared 10
enter contracts fill orders the supply Of coal OF
Btumnons Goals used and for mary purposes peculiarly
adapted For the information of such persons interested a,
certificates ofconsume showing the quality and adaptation
the Mid Lothian Coal general AMI that through
series of years it has maintained uniformly high character;
They have also appended tMo chemical examinations aud
places BY scientific Chemists. exhibiting uniform results and
tally sustaining the acteal tests With these evidences Of
and for their Coal and tatit will give satisfaction
all who may favor them with their custom.
a. 5. WOODBRIDGE, President NJ. l.. C. NJ. Co.
lsr January 1913.
Address-RiCHMoSD, EiRGINIA.
The above referred Circular he had ~ this Office
gratis. je2i low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

1TAN'TI;p.-FamilieS supplied gratis q, Breads
Office, 22 Granarect. with the best cooks house.
m1>, Protestant purses cambermads and other servants
that can he iouu3 IL the city. iyli 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

w ANIED--A situation by respectable youps
woman OF unexceptoaable cry reference as Chamber
mad and Wsite private family The advertiser Il fall,
competent of her business Apply q Maasonsreet Ssss.
Ilrnf. jylSs..
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IA ANTED-A situation by Il respectable Pro
~ tsstant young woman either as cook chamberma;d
She Understands 57Iag ard paste rakIghaS ohectlo
10 goaz 10 The country month two Coed reference
gwen inquire 81 3l RleecksI st. Amos. lyl BE-
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WHOLE NO. 7oa.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.


IRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company incorporated 1916
ohlEtrr PERPETUAL
This lons established and well known Ins;itu:io, having
been operation upwards Of thirty Yeas Continues to
,sars Houses, Furniture Stores Merchandise and de
scriioH OF property against loss damage b. h the most
'as9 so terms. JOHN NELSON, j.: Agent,
ls20 5m" IS Wal street.
IRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAyIGA-
-, = lion INSURANCE on the Mutual pan--tombined
I'm YIN S4p,tal OF S2 eco; together with the accumulated
~ vHE: =, 5 : rs! MARINE INSURANCE CoMr,
e. NJ " ~ Stsset tSnow Prepared 10 issue Policies or
". iu INLAND Navigation risks. losses
heretofore, Win prorptuesS aud Gb.rsltv
-SlAlEON BAL OWN, President.
WnLI.a W DtssI-sS. Sesretary sugS II
THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
C.p;al ,c00; Office No. S, Wall ST. This Company
continues make agans, or dsrsvs h r and
inland ZvIsation-
DIRECTORS:
Rensselaer, Haven, Najah Taylor, Coils w Lawrence
j. Phillips Phoenix, William Conch, Micah BALDWIN
John Morrison, B. L. WCoey, Nathaniel Weed
joseph g. Nars.um, tanning Tucker, } ohm Rankin
David Lee, Niei-s D. Benjamin John D. Noirs
Caleb O. Haisted, William w. Todd Ferdinand S,vtar
Henry c.. Thompson, r. HAVENS, President.
PHILLIPS, Secretary. hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
w removed from No. John ST. TO No 75 Nassau ST.
rith J. 4 Goodman ,ThsIe ne receiving his Spring and
goods which he will makeup order in fashionable
style, furnished twelve no:ice Haring greatly
reduced his expenses he will be enabled sell reduced
prices ard ne sntic the vos friends and the public.
whom hs feels grateful FOX the liberal hr has here
toore received. HIS good article. praciGaty
hliinz ORDERS low prices and cash on delivery
IOR SALE. CHEAP-I2 Tubs of 1000 gallons
Z each in good order. JOHN BROWN, Builder.
jylI 3r- North Third street. Wil.n.sburgh
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OEFicE or rhE LnSG IsiANo Insurance. CoMPANy,e
No. IL tuito-st. corier OF Frout-st. Brooklyn, L..
nVlDEND.-The Board of Directors OF this
~ Company have declared sem.annus dividend Of per
cent payable to he iocShodcs their legal representatives
The Transfer Books will b. closed from I2h inst to aI
date. BE- ORDER s. ALfHEUS SMITH
SpCrst
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Signed, D. D .oahER, +. H. i.
Portnan-street Portman square, London.
This IS sold at the low price of 80. shilngs bottle,
YORK and BY these agensn Phsdephia by Zieber corner
Third aid Dock-;tet; orneE 10 the American Hotel Wash
ngtnn, d. C III Boston, State. Charleston S. g.
29 Kng-sreet; in Albany 81 stae.stfee Brooklyn 10
Futonst jyl3 I'm
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iANI EU-2 Or3 Ilfth' slrIs as permanent pu-
~ pilS, also little sri 10 De bought up Is tsacher
ih'y VIII b, carefully instructed in the Eagsh and French
languages Nnsic Drawing &c &c Terms modetae also.
two young ladies roI Boas be received during the
Summer months The .i'aatioa cool snd pleasant Per-
coming by the 5ost Gre have minutes wall rcG
the landau . the School. Apply trScaay Mrs. Si.h
Tomlklnsyil!e Nil-ge. Sia.en Island. iNl2 &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

7 ME, LlAE.-Wantcd ia exchange tor 900
iAbarres North River Lime and Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter will be paid cash for ary amount OF
The above artic exchange for property Of any kind
real personal, will be made liberal Terms Apply to j.
D. ioyt, of Madison and James sra ElI6 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

LINDA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON. WA.
TER-The public ara respectfully invited examine The
tice manufactured by the subscriber The ro.ty
india Rubber hose al eady we'll kaown and while he does
fully sgua aud 70 bear the OF the Croon Water.
is much outr than the generality of this kind o. hose, aad
so,d al o8 p!ices. 4 far discount made Plumbers.
G. l.. ROSS, l2i Maiden Lane,
Wen Peri and Warer-stree.s.
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A GENTLEMAN having four children would
y Ike 70 have gentleman and his wife take e house
oHccped by him. and partly furnished and board himself
children He wsuld literally compensate them for IT, lin.
Addressed IA j. a. at this oice will attea,iou iyt3 8,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

Composition of said Cocks 10 be IS copper Il
and or ziGc The workmanship 20 be oh- best character,
and 10 be approx OF b the Egneet Groto" Aueduct
WofLs Patte-ns of said Cocks be- the Office By
order Of the Croion Aqueduct Cor n,ttee
HORATIO ALLEN,
Engineer OF the Cfoton AqUsdnct Works
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THE TRIBUNE
arttcrs from Europa.... No. TX.

Foreign Correspondence of The New-Yoris Tribune.
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NEW ALGEBRA.--just published, An
IN AsapoxMnHr OF DAYS AIGsFFA, adagted TO the i'm.
rqye5 nehos q 49,. sG ~ , 4a a
aud lucid teson from 5i study OF irhmete to
e Oh FEST Dsy S' As5s l Too VII appreciated
uquire comment. This inmitaIls work is now presented %
d,p il 20 the wants and capacities OF Beginners by
encsd and practical teacher. To this end May ilFc
hr PAGE the number olr.obe:r gteay Increased &c. &c
Speaking the work and It's author isIceEt pa! says
sad S nrseteaI knowIeSe derived from yor
rcecei teaching Asstfa ds qualifying nm 10 mae The
oa aS our des( pu r. 'FiN @
Publishers f 5#ErER So7 yss
r COX ar THAT BOYS WHISPERS
Ysaa 5 as G Sdi s a" jones' coa G E1 Rof
aiiyc Many think because this is rutfed 10 the papers IT
no, scodlet them syelt one tfia % MI, i I
sold sign Of the American Eagle, 81 ss'
New.yosk or 1872 Fultoa-st Brookiyn. y - IN
A GOOD SHAVING SOAP Al LASI-Io
composed OF Is the old Naples soait kept in store Is 70
20 years before i, is Imported! Those who used 1t well
for sh.yns Makes a ni ek ich lasting, easy lathe
Ins 10 the beard and healing the shia-it Is ew pusie
aud shl ias ssc5 b p" june at his ineFy
,4biishmsnt sign OF the American Ease 50 Cbata5n St -
pa At Zeihsr corner Of Third AID Dock ST. In sos.on .
State 81; IN B'odAge. i3a Fulton ST. jyl3 I'm
THE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIoNS. OF
niEscie, woa4t a. bsssiiG TO cure any euitioas or
,s!sni egent OF she skin aud tender ehappc flesh tie
uperhuua. Ii has received the highest encomiums
e ms essf ti soehss ssa2
sa snnsnsat 99sr . Siaappsd or ,:dsF teh Il M
ciearness 1t cures the bites OF intecs mosquitoes
Sold price 50 caats cake Al the sigu Of The American Eagle
e Cha;am-s,ee, Ne7S-YoIk o, :o Fuoa,rvr Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

p0AKDlNG-A large front Faror IN the second
- Story with bedroom aud rnrr stfarFed will BE- let with
hoard gentle and his wife, 10 single gentlemen.
The house IN FIRST a'e order large and airy with fine gar
den III the The family quite small and about halls
dozen boars only viii he taken survey Of the premises
will afford the hes evidence Of the aud ceaure,s OF
EnguIre at No 355 Grrnwich street, Of the Editor the
Tribune Office. je29tf
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e,srT0 PRosILIPo-GRoTTo DEL cASE-TEMPLE OF
JrFiIEH sER.rIs-cEoLoGY OF THE MEDiTEpnANEAH'
mi, lSi3.
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VVNI.
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
/ having been removed permanently located at the
well known stand corner OF Greenwich and Christopher-s
where the popre;os now receiving and will continue TO
receive direct their coleries owned b. themselves the
choicest quality Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
promise sell at least per lower than any in the city
The business u the Yard Will he conducted by the subscr
bers aud they solicit the patronage OF the public their old
customers and friends
Coal By the cargo.
note through the Post Office will rsceivepromp
WIN DAVIS,
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BORT WASHINGTON PAlILION-THOS
l. HAMMOND respectfully informs his friends and the
river open for the reception Of company. Families
retiring from the city during tie months. will find
this most desirable residence aud private parties and gen
temen converan with the river assured that pains will
b. spared 10 render their at this house agreeable and
pleasant. jy2 tts
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w An iED-Siiratlons by 2yoeng women, Pro-
staRtS- one 90 do Sootitg, washing and iropipc and
the Other t9 do chamber wec> .sss in ashrs and ron.
in, or TO do the waIHg Of small family Woa, h. ,Sil6nc
20 make themselves generally useful Piese inon;,e Ar ,a
Amos-'tEsei, NJ sJaiyS iria Dr.
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OF LINE, of the best quail
COOOty, viii be- delivered for, any part of it, dnrir.
the coming seasen and good city bouds and mortgages ~
celyed IN pavmeat Address Lime.n Tribune Office Oft
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WANTED TO RENT-A small room with
w crate and pantry. Acsuitabe for two rerxops SIP
hsow Chamhers-st. Address C o II Park o. 1895
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

EUR- BEAUTTFYING JHE SKIN and Curing
ETuptI"ns-T Thousands after trying every lotion and
inward remedy have been cured by cake Of the Italian
Chemical Soap of eruplions, pimpes ireekles and
III clearing dark yeo" skin Sold at the the Anne
rlcan sge 80 Chatham New York. Fulton-street
BROOKLYN; Ledger Buildings; PhiladeIhla Staestreet
Boston. Iyl3 m
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WIRE WINDOW SHADES-Nlanufactur
W TO order, Of any size or figure, by
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GORPORATT0N N0TICE.-Pubiic notice is
~ hereby gvea 10 the owner owners occupant or
parts Of all Houses and Lots rro:ed uanproye anas,
affected thereby that The oion Assessment has been
plered b. the ,ssesso ald Lodged ir the Street Co:nis-
sionts Office Tor examination b all econs Interested VIZ
repairing Hester between Mulberry rad Grange
embracing lots Hester street between eatre street
and Mulberry Orange street half TIE banea from
stree side halfhs distance from Hester street Gard
and WALKER street.
Assessment, and who opposed 10 the same, either o.
them. are requested present thei. directions "a sTIt
the und. signed Street Commissioners Office t:;i
thirty days from the date of This notice
July r. 1875. Street Comm ,,ioner
ivt9 - and Chairman Of The As-essofs
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FIRST Pr E MIIT N

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
I inform those Ladies who DESTROYS OF purchasing good
Shoes that theirs all made OF the finest French materss
on lss suited In the spe OF tie foot that but superior
workmen emp oyed, that mandatory under The
superintendent of competent foreman and that
have hand, al all times assortment, consisting
every fashionable Stye Of Ladies. Misses BOYS aud Chi
des Boots aud SHOES and also import direct from the first
makers in Paris Ladies French Shoes large assortment al
ways on hand. TUTrLE. * HAYWARD,
No. $50 Broadway, one door above Reade-stIect
\. BT. * b. received silver Medal and Diploma for
superior samples o. Ladies Cater Boots ar Shoes, the
LATE Far in this city.
Measures aud order; promptly executed ,e2o en-
CTOFE COAL-LandIngi from canal boat Unit
- The foot Of Lglt large size Stove Coal carefully
screened at the time Of the sh2en for sale a the lowest
iy12 Corner of Lasht and Washington sts.
DEACH ORCHARD BROKEN CoAL-Ds,
charging tbs DAY ltom canal boat carefully screensd and
III goad order, for sd!a atti Lowest cash price
Ne. lO7 Anthony street. near Bloadway:
10 yard Peach Orchard egh and Liverpool Goals, Tor
sale, suitable for family use. lyl2 lw
DEACH ORCHARD BROKEN COAL-Dis-
charging from canalboat, carefully screened At time OF
shipment, for sale a; lowest cash p;lc.eD npo,yvr
III Washington. corner Of Laigh;-street.
In yard Liverpool Newcastle and Virginia Coal, for fam
lily and manufacturing purposes. J29
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LOR THREE SHILLlNGS A BEAUTIFUL
j. HEAD OF HAIR may be had, and the Hair made to
sow ndm cnrsd and light red of grey hair mad" to grow
actnalGuaties of oucs Coral Heir Restorative. thas been
proved b hundreds who have used 10 be of the finest
things made for the hair making it soft dark and silky,
and keeping 1t so Ice oHg other preparations IL
has been sen. to Europe Where rs good qualities called the
iollowmg from the Royal Scientific Institution:
We have minueiy tested Jones Coral Hair Restorative
and find consists OF compounds decidedly favorable for
ishng soitenng, causing growth curing dau and making
llght red. L gtaY hair dirk and finn -
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90G CASKS OF LINE, of good quality $50
CCO casks of North River Lime.
100 barrels of good Hydraulic Cement.
loo hhds of unslacked Lime, toi manure.
Any part Of will BE sold or exchanged for groceries, dry
s9oa, ny Z SsEt In,sSs
Of The Tribune Gift
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

BKIIISII PLATE GLASS " AKE-HUUSE,
Not Spruce street.
british LOOKING-GLASS PLATES OF su,
Dpeor brlaucy and beauty, l2nnchea BY r. n size ard
uuder-and POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN
BOWS which will not change their color bscoms misty
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES of the size
OF 10; by 81 to % by %, for sale by
moi I'm ISAAC IL. PLAII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-14

INTEREST on CITY STOCK-The Inteles,
OH the Public Stocks Of the City of due the
first day Of August will be paid that day by & W.
Law renee Esq Chamberlain Of the City, his Office in the
Bank Of the State of Newly ork.
The Transfer Books Will b. closed on Monday July 3D. at
clock, P. NJ. ALFRED SMITH, CoEptToiier.
Comrtroller's Office Ne.y York June 80 1919. e20 tai