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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

MARM SALTWATER BATHSi-At Fulton
w Fsry', Brooklyn, Oeea for Lzdle3 and Gentlemen
from NJ until 10 W Also, corElodious Swimming
N, and for Gentlemen all other tmes. Also, Warm,
Cold aIa cpd Shower Baths aud Mtdcatet Vapor Baths
may &c had by Ladies and Gentlemen all times. Warm
Bath q cents TICKETS for ST. 80 tickets 81 Cold Bah 2
cents hledica;ed Vapor Bath 80 y p. soap pro-
rIi-d wth which the be- ceansed welts with
Jr22 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

A RAcER.-WuLIs, in his last letter to the In
teIligencer, has the following description OF the
racer Lady Suffolk. Its only fault is its abonous
effort to be rery original:
Lady Suffolk has all the showiness of the
trio. and she looks more like narrow escape Of
beauty than beauty itself. She IS large dapple
grey mare. with tail fit for a Paslla's standard
legs not particularly blood,ke, stiff walking gait
and falls off behind and slopes under the ham,
strings like corn-crib built TO shed rain Carries
her head up, (Which looks knowing enough for
Wall-strcet broker's,) and she would not sell.
standing still, at a country market, Tor hundred
dollars a little st2dy of her structure, however,
shows YOU that she is made for something or other
very extraordinary; and when she starts from you
with rider on her back. she goes oft like some
thing entirely different from any velocity OF leg
that YOU arc acquainted with. The speed OF two
passing steamers going at twenty miles an hour
YOU on one, and horse on the deck OF the other
would give you the same sensation OF go-away-
ness Seen coming, from little distance, she
rocks like pendulum swinging from the rdcrs
head and when she goes by at full speed, a more
pokcrish, awkward and supernatural gait could
scarce be got out of cross between a stcam-pad-
die and an ostrich. Every time her launches
draw up, she shoots ahead as if she was hit be-
hind with an invisible beetle. Nothing in the
way Of legs seems to explain It,
PATENT HARyEsTER-We learn by the st.
Louis Republican, that AIr. John Sigorson has
invented a machine for the purpose Of clipping
the head from wheat, and all other small gram,
timothy seed, &C. The machine is drawn by
one or two horses, and consists OF tWo-Whecled
carriage with cylinder or reel cutter, that IS
put in motion by a fiat chain, passing from one
of the wheels to pully OH the shalt OF The reel
which gathers the heads OF grain as the machine
advances, by drawing them up against the edge
of broad knife that is screwed to the front ana
bottom of the body, taking no more straw than
is necessary to cut the lowest heads, which Is
done by screw IL front of the driver
From eight to ten acres may be cut per day,
without the ordinary waste OF gram. 1t Is stated
that the utility of the Harvester was tuiy tested
during the last harvest.
WHEAT RAISING ON THE AEoosTooK RIVER
Mr.. Kingsbury, editor of the Portland (Me.)
American, who is now on a tour through the DIS
Duted Territory, says thai section OF Name is
filling up with cmgrants. aefound many clear
ing land, and one gentleman who moved IN there
last November has already fifteen acres OF wheat
in cultivation Mr.. Crazy has erected a flour
mill al Houlton, with three rHn Of stones, and
Ground over 10000 bushels Of wheat last year
The same gentleman raised $500 bushels OF
wheat last season. and has 200 acres sown this
wear. What two years ago WAS perfect wilder
ness. il ia now estimated has 900 acres OF wheat
on the ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19
EOrNTAINS.-The subscriber mannf.o..,r

LOtNTAINS-The subscriber manufactures
$50 10 so1 '" Ss, q" xaIos prices,
suEPts.s oy any OF ma'0le in thu country or Europe
% MI! uSot advantages marble, as TO durability
il Mt apeaTaAGe rom year. ard the comparatye-
low price at Which they be introduced into our Pleas,
Fe souGia adding I" health comfort and euioymep tho
AMER; IN Destitute awarded gold medal TO the manulacturer
a' .hs iast FAR ID. l.. FARNAM 2.7 Wate,.st
ynr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

I ME, LlME-Wanted in exchange for 1900
obane North River ime and Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter will BE- paid cash for any amount Of
The above atlc an exchange for property Of any kind
real or PERSONAL VIII be made liberal terms Apply to j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

sEse FOR SALE, OR ENCHANGE-Fro TO
49, 500 acres OF first quality of land hall timber and halt
prairie, partly improved and healthy part of the
State Of Illinois VIII be sold ow for cash. will be
changed for other properly Inquire the Land Agency Of
ice, lS3 Canal street. US 4weod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

NIIilisII Observation-Disclosures Oh SUI
Dperio brilancy and beauty Q By ~ size and
under-and POLISHED PLAfE GLASS FOR WIN
DOWS which will NOT change their color or become ustv
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES Of the SIZE
Of l9t 6ysa 70 80 by %, for sale by
m2i 3m ISAAC l.. PLhTT.
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CbeaD and Variable Books:

tneaD Nhu
e The following works for sale at The oilce oil tie
New-Yok Tribune Nassa-s,re opposite the City Hall! IL
the Cy of New York. 4 liberal discount from the eti!
prices made persons who purchase 10 sell AGAIN.
Life and Speeches of Henry Clay2 vols. OF upwards OF
100 pages, and sDgravirgs 81 90
American Laborer, vol octave. 90
The Test; or Parties tried by their Acts by Junius;
81 50 per 100 coai-s, or loo copies for. ~ w
The Currency by Juus 81 50 rcr 100 COPIES or 1000
Travels in Oregon Rocky Mountains &c. By Farnham p
Elswo:th celebrated Report Agriculture, Arts &c -
Lar,ineIs Lectures Astronomy -; ...::. y
Chemistry and Experiments IN Philosophy, by Guinth n
Political s Esqa9ny By Atkinson, with an lnrodue- %
L aT q ~ 100 COPIES 90
Gales Elements OF Philosophy 81;
Lectures on Geology, By Doctor Lye I'd edition
Beauties Of Wesley, beng selections from his orks Is.
Tem+rance Amanacs for 1914 By the 100 or By the 1920
Farmers %
Peter Simple, By Marryatt ....'=......- *
Jacob Faithful, by hlauyatt. -. -
full account Of the Somers AlutIny with Dlasrain'' -:
SC, and all the Documents 80
Family Magazine be completed In 10 Numbers eaen >;
oCopaaIs Memoir on Ireland. with Por,fait Is
Mr. Cays Speech from the u > Senate ahu
al Lexington, Ky.-Pamphiet =; u
Peadnss and Argument The caSs OF u r ei nI
CoopcT VS. Horace Greeley and Thomas -aG r:
with running Commen on the Law oil Ii u
Lecture Magnetism and Astronomy, 0y N@iiNu &.
so.ssSas 81 aan r F. Msrha on Alcohol and In
temperance and Fashionable w Drinking u
Orders mus, be accompanied By the cash and adelessea
TO GREELEY * McELRAId, 1osE'
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y MOTTO E.-rle abuses practcrd in regard 70 - IN.
or "ndow washers, connected with the Croou sr e ns
OF ,b . "l oSaT essonably used TO clean e window
many ns,iers converted into fountains ,de 70 drensh br
M p cart way and sidewalk aud to annoy passers.by,
Of t payment mad by the AID disconnunncs
Of wiliu aud unreasonable waste oi , w. oe
June T. Si3By Order OF the rqton Aqnrjnct Board
j ~ I'M a. b. BlGELOW Rpcistsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

SggVALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE,
aci l. a tafm Of 100 in the township OF Shrcwsbu.
l.. ~ Monmouth Co. \. J. miles from Red Bank Land
ing. On it's large Peach OTchaI full OF fine peaches.
Come and see nem. Possession may hsS IN October.
Farm OF 900 acre, miles from Mddetown Pont, y.
j. 100 acres wood now iii Possession April
1871. There good buildings on both These farms.
3. AZ STORY BRICK HOUSE. on iot 80 by $50 in Com
gress Paterson Lately occupied by the Peoples Bank Pos
Esq 81 Wall OF JOHN CROES Keypor,, y, Jersey.
WI I'm
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DOARDING-A large front Parlor IN the second

IJUANUINC--.t IaTSe ITONI faIIOE tn IHt SVCONu
- story with bedroom and pantry attached will Dc let with
hoard gentleman ard his WIFI or TO single gentiensn-
The house Is IN FIRST order large and AIRY with fine
den In the The family quite small and seon. hal!
dozen 5oaes only will te tsken \ survey Of the premises
VIII a"ni the best evidence OF the and cleanliness OF
he place and OF the superior order OF the accommodaions
Enquire At No. SIS Greeawch OF the Edor AZ the
Tribune Office. ie29 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

IN FOR SALE.-A Farm of 2CO acres situated
a2n Shutdown, Suffolk county mile from the village
OF Commack, 81 miles from the railroad On SAID farm
IS good dwelling house two good barns with cow-house
good young orchard variety of cherry and other fuit trees
We'll Of good water and cistem, Le pond the barn.
FOR farther particulars. inquire OF CHARLES BAKER No
70 Montgomery STREET, or DAVID BRYAN BROOKLYN, No.
u EnltOn m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

w AM Ella place as Wet nurse BY reSpecta-
~ bic. healthy Young woman, Apply lS3 FosSyths
si iii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19
s., FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH

FES. FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
obtaining Ill acres, ia the OF summit, on South
El Schohane County. being equal distance four VIII
as. with good schools AMI churches 20 miles from Scho-
narie Court House miles from RchmqndyiIle. and mules
from East Worcester, 100 under high Cufiya
balance heavy Dining the lands OF esSrs
Butte Friedenla No better farm the country fr
gr1ing, being well waeTet and worked Dwelling
and outbudmg suitable 10 the place Only abou $500 cash
wane the balance can remain interest The above woud
be exchanged for house and lot the city of New York For
particulars inquire of RALPH SWEET on the premises or
W. r. SWEET, POI anal street ~ Y JyIi2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

Nh ARIlN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper has
Isi removed from No. 3, John ST. 10 No Is T,ss,,,s
With h. Goodman where he is receiving his Sprns a.,
style (Suits furnished twelve hours aotce Having %
reduced his expenses he Will he enabled to sell ar
towhom r feels .r'ei for the liberal PATRONAGE paps'
t29re recei'ed tbs motto GOOD article Tnctmar
hihnc low and asl on deli, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

They denounce the Reform
alton, and look forward with
eager desire to a union5e,ween
tho Church Of England aud
The Church OF Rome. They
maintain that the Church has
an authority above that Of the
State; and tina, the Sovereign
and the Senate are bound 10
submit TO the dic,um Of the
Church. They lay but liitle
stress on those docTinal mat.
tiers which the evangelical
clergy in the Establishment
regard as necessary TO saliva
tioa. They attach much great.
er importance TO the writers Of
the Fathers. than TO the nara.
lives of the inspired evsugei-
ISIS aud the episties Of The
rpos,les.
They hold. indeed, tint the
Scriptures ought not TO be
,ead a, all BY the laity, unless
accompanied by the exposition
OF their meaning 10 be found
in the Book Of Common Pray
er. They virtually reject The
atonement, and set aside as
fanaticism what is regarded
By other bodies as the religion
Of the heart. They look upon
religion as mainly consisting
in the observance Of forms and
ce.emoniez. They maintsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

! iDRAuLlC LlME-Orders left al j. d. Mil
es Dry Goods Store 2l Broadway will receive nromnr
Price 81 per cask of 300 lbs
81 AB!JAH SMITH. tho only rcanufactprec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

AsnLA~D, April 26, 1912
Dear Sir: | received some days ago, the four
trees of the species of Magnolia Malsrophylia, IN
good order which you did me the favor to send
me- have planted them and they promise to
do remarkably well. | request your acceptance
Of my thanks for them They are beautiful va
riety of Magnolia, OF which have several spe-
cics growing here consider tine acquisition OF
them very valuable, especially if, as hope, they
will bear our winters. But | should not express
nv grateful sense of the obligation under which
you have placed me, if did not also tender my
acknowledgements for the friendly and tlatterng
motives which prompted youto offer me present
so very acceptable Engaged as you are, IN one
of the most innocent, useful and agreeable pur-
suits of man, the voluntary testimony which you
have done me the honor to bear to my public
services is highly appreciated, and will be CRATE
fully remembered by me.
Wishing you great success, health and pros
pcrity in life, ! am your friend and obedlent ser
want ii. CLAY
Mr.. n. w. Hsrcu.
Mr. Hatch has established the emblem of HEN
Ry CLAY, which must hereafter be the American
MAGNOLIA, 'the purity of whose bloom" IS en-
blematic of his patriotism and purity of purpose,
and whose unrivaled foliage is a type OF his
well-earned honors.''
Furniture OF any description % dispose Of or who break
ing up housekeeping will find ready sale Tor any orch or
all Of their goods by sending Their address or calling upon
EuI and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

VA AM Ella situation BY Young woman 10
DO housework aaisy ,sork-lss no obj.csns the
country i good wlsh: ard oeeE Coed city reir.Eee'
Apply al 100 Bower jylS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

IUUD BOAKD and pleasant Rooms can be oo>
\'y,ined at No % Chf-street. jelltf
GO REWARD.-LOST from the Siausntes-
% House ~ rhrteenh.st between Fifth arerus and U,.;
vsrsity Place Lambs mirked the back With cross
The above will be gwen the finder By returning diem
10 Jacob De- Pew, l0 Eleventhsu jyis3s
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~ Cantian.-The Travelling Public cautioned
against pa wing their Albany Schenectady Uca any
farther West than Syracuse suffering her hagase TO pc
put in The Cars going West Of Utica there other modes
of conveyance from ina. place Rochester, lewiston Mag
ala FALL Buffalo much cheaper and peaaanter As the
agents Of these lines not permitted 10 enter the Car Houses
Poprttors of these cheaper modes Of conveyance put the
Travelling Public their guard against tho lmpostons Of
these odious monopolies by this notice.
Syracuse, May lSi3 my29 i-iacd
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my29 i-iscd

000 BOXES first quality Family Soap for sale
for cash sT E.F. EDDY. "A Old Slip aala Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19
WHOLE NO. 705.

I'd TO LET-The second story OF the Tribune
:;A Buildings Possession given Immediately, and rent
ii Il T. AlcELRATH Tribune Office.
81 FOR EXCHANGE-A house and lot, now
Els! erecting Avenue c. Sevenh-stgest nGuirs OF
.-,-- ie6 II J. D. HOYr cor. James aud aladisonsts
"a To LET-'rhe two story Dwelling House
W 30 80 Fourth street four doors west .! B5oadway-
May Or seen between y and o'clock. Apply 10
NM GRlNNELL, MlNTURN x ca. 10 South 81
IA TO LET-The two story House "a North
- The t"q story House aud Rear Bnildins No 1875
mystf BURR, BENEDIcT& BEEBE 81 Nassau-s,
rs To Lt.T-A House, CONSISTING of basement.
;H two psIi9rS and bedroom The second floor bed
rooms anu ths attic corner OF Pike and H.iry-ststts.
Rent low \ very desirable situation small family.
- FOR SALE IN the City of Newark, n j.
@ House and 2! acres of Land situated in South Broad
street, 10. 10. thin fifteen minutes walk OF the Rail
road Depot The House Is p fee, front and 80 deep with Iags
PIAZZA IN The rear and we'll finished throughout Also good
stable irut trees &c attached the premises For farh-
particulars apply TO l. NICHOLS, corner Of William an
Washinson-stTeets, or oil WM PAUL, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

COX AT THAT BOYS WHISPERS
Young gentlemen who feel ambitious sport ,,hiskers
alive. Many think because this is pulled in the paper il
not geod-et them gl7eI trial will force the hair
sr9w on any pa where intended hair to grow IL
SOLD at the sign al ha American Eagle Chathamse,
New-York. or i39 Fulton-st. Brooklyn jyI3 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

n )th )BAkRELS OF LIME, OF the best quail
IoOOy, viii be delivered for or any part Of IT, dnn,r
inc coming season and good city bonds and mortgages r.
c4Ivsd IN payment Address Lme.n Tribune Office aTrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

MONROE. MANSION HOUSE, corner OF
Nl Monroe aud Observation-Disclosures and their wives
may be accommodated with large small Pleasant front or
back rooms on the second aud third os furnished
furnished with board the reasonable terms also
few single gentlemen with full board breakfas, and
only 4 pleasant qule home IL insured Them Eur4ee No
Aionroe-st. Ipqne of Mrs. J. WILSON. JeSo Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

HAM SYSTEM at No. ~ Vesey.strest-This house is
newly fitted up and furnished in the richest style lis table
prorrs the choicest Fruits Vegetables, Goshen Butter, Or
ange County Milk &c Permanent BoardeFs will be accom-
modated on the most reasonable Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited sYe isl
and are assured that they vii, TIM quiet aud neaess
attainabe in Hotels. Terms mOdsnte. a20tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

INDIA RUBBER. HOSE FOR. CROTON Wa
TERTae public are respectfully invited TO .ysmne me
arce as manufactured by the subscriber 1hesaperiohty OF
n rubber nose IS already well known, and while he does
fully equal ard TO bear the pressure Of the Croon .er il
Is much souter than the generality Of this kind Of hose and
soiu at low Prices A fair discount made to Plumbers
CT ROSS, 1874 Maiden Lane
JeM! between Pearl and Warer.strec,,
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BOARDING AT LONG BRANCH, y. 1.-THE
Dsub>cber has opened her house situate about asGsr
mile from the sea-sho the above place, for the
cepon of visitors seven dollars per week Ladies Will b
ken and from the Tor the purpose OF bathing &c ee
ocharse Every will bt made render satisfaction
nd 10 make m and agreeable those who favor
her " ith a visit. DEBORAH SAlRS jyl5 2taw2wt
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WIRE WINDOW SHADES-Manufactu

' 10 order, OF any size or hgure, By
LEE x co. No Ia Factovysi
y B. These Shades keep flies, and obs,ruc The view
the room and the time admit all the light and AZ
ard perfect the They particularly esra>
bic for hail doors. jyia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

w ANTED-Bv young woman situation to
do ehaniecrsok and would waSliez Snd ron
u % 10 90 SseIai hcpssvoJk small family uood GU!
Gao De xysn Apply 2r Sprins-st 5e lis
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK-BINDERY,
NJ c,-,g..,.s., II ,ihuna RuildingS

JAMES PRlNGLE respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has commenced business with
determination justice his customers boh as guany
of workmanship and scale charges. He prepared TO exc
cute Binding IN all its branches - n
Jobs Of nd apps raining 70 the business solicited. VI
ers left at No. Sprce-seet vii be thankfully received
aud faithfully attended 10. W. I'm
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CALClNED PLASTER-The subscribers.
" Agents othe sale OF Prospect Mills superior quality Cal
cmed Plaster have on hand and constantly receiving falls
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N5- Sylvania AssOciation.--OfFc No q
Pine ST. Third story Open from 10 A. VI. and from 10
4 ?. NJ Information cheertaly given. The Constitution
given
Wanted six good Stone Masons and four Carpenters,
Members of the Association tSine ps!eTredl lylO #
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IRLENWlCEs SAVINGS BANK. No. II
,E sNth aiei'v.-l!iy Interest for I9i3-1he Board of
rs- herhY give Office 10 the Deposors that they have
ti3 usual srh'-annual of Five per cent rer
d', OH all sums isss than Five Hundred Dollars and -Four
per cent per ann"m ON all Five Hundred Dollars and
uhwatHs nayaole At the Bank during Bank hours on and
interest not called for, will be- credited as principal ana
SGce is also given that the Bank is open Tor the reception
otderosts and the payment of Drafts three DAYS in each
week. VIZ; on Mondays Wednesdays and Frldays from To-
O'Clock, IN the afternoon. By order OF the Board
ABRAHAM VAN NEST President
GLISroN GILBERT, secrs,,,,.,
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for those who are without the
pale Of the Church.
They denounce the Reior'
matioa, aud look forward with
Eager desire 10 a union be-
tween the Church of England
and The Catholic ChpTch.
They maintain ;hst the
Clutch has an authority
above that OF the State and
thai the Sovereign and the
Senate are bound 10 submit
70 the djctum Of the Church
they lay but little stress on
those doetnnai matters winch
stie evangelical clergy in the
establishment, regard as IS
ssn;ral to salvation, They
attach much greater impor-
nnce to the writings Of the
Fathers tlian TO the narrative
Of the inspired evsnce!ist> and
,hs epis,les Of the apostles
They hold, indeed, thai the
Scriptures ought NOT to be
lead AZ all by the lai,y, unless
accompanied by the eyposi,
,'oa OF their meaning to BE-
aoend in the Book OF Com
aou Prayer. They virtually
'elsc, the stonement, and Sc,
aside as fanaueism wha, is r.
sssded by Other parties as the
religion Of the heart. They
iook upon religion as manly
esas,s'iag IN the observance
Va loEiEs and ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

DTGHW0ND COUNTRY FLOUR-9l0 obls SUI
II perfine for sale by GRlNNELL, MINTUhN Z CU:1s !
Soutn-st. yJH
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Shipper have their order, filled at short notice and m
Plaster wilt bsds itioat without charge and the
quality warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-19

A RAcER.-WlLLIs, in his last letter TO the In
telligencer, has the following description OF the
racer Lady Suffolk. Its only fault is its abonous
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CHEATING COPPER-l00 cases English, Il
MS &c GaISSELL. MINTURS Co. "a soushs:,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25
From the Charleston Mereury.
FROM NEW WORK

We are indebted 10 the poli,eness oil
Capt. Lovelaud Of the brig Moses for the
N. Y. Hsruid and N. Y. Journal of Com.
meree OF Saturday last. The Herald saws
The Narat Court of Engmry-A Flare
Cp-Quite a flare up look place in The
Court Of Enquiry yesterday 10 relation 10
The publication of The Log Book OF the
Somcrs Oh her late cruise. Commander
Mckenzie made a pretty severe attack on
some oflhe newspapers and Capt. Greg
Dry, and we are informed looked as fierce
as yard arms" This affair relieved
The monetary that has rcianed for several
days throughout the cabin of the North
Carolina. II is supposed tho examination
OF the witnesses will terminate TO-DAY -
The argument will then begin on Monday
next-and the decision of tho Court NAV
be transmitted 10 Washington by the mid.
die OF The week. But we are very we'll
persuaded that the matter will not ,ertni.
nate in this inquiry.