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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

of the irregularities and miseres Of the world
Imagination holds supreme sway and life is
golden dream. He then will see but lis temples
and arts, hear but the voice OF the past, and
grow enthusiastic on soil where every stone Is
ii monument, and every wall history could
weep when I see the havoc that tyranny and
avaricc make Of the happiness of man. Why IS
II that these thousands around me should weep
and suffer and die, that one lazy Prince may go'-
geously furnish fine palaces he enters but tive
times a year Why should Lazzaron multiply
to be cursed by every stranger, merely that a
few lazy mobiles may turn whole country into
beautiful villas to gallop through Italy abounds
in lovely scenery, and is rich in classic associa-
tons; but he must be stupid observer or
heartless one, who can see and feel nothing else.
As wander through the grounds OF princcly
noble, [ enjoy the beauty and taste that surround
me, until mounting some point Of view look
down on lovely country filled with half-ted men,
and then | could hang him on one of his own
oaks. There stands glorious statue, but under
1t hes 4 1--we sufferer There IS magnnccnl
church, but on its ample steps are heaps of rags
that each envelope living, suffering man. But
will close by quoting the language Of an ltal-
ian, who, after conversng with me a long time
on this subject, drew long sigh and SAID VIC
must wait our time, g Ia pazlcnza Ia contidenza
sono semprc cl ritornello del Troubadour," pa
tcncc and trust are ever the burden of the Trou
badour. Ycs-patcncc and confidence; for the
ridiculous farce of Kings will have an end, and
humanity yet shake off its rags and lay aside Its
shame, and assert and take its long withheld
rights. Yours, NC. H.
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anagen,ent of the state Prison.

SlNG-SiSG, July 10, ls43.
In late number Of your excellent paper you
inquire for the reason of so much bad conduct in
and SO many escapes from the Slng-slng State
Prison. If you take into consideration the great
change in the government Of that institution, your
INQUIRY will be readily answered
Kind treatment, instruction, and an assurance
of an interest in the welfare of the convict by the
keeper, will 90 a great way towards gaining the
confidence and securing the obedience of prison.
ers. This has been tried in the prison alluded to-,
and has, as facts will show, been successful
While the reverse is now shown by the miscun-
duct OF those in durance vile.
Under the old administration there was Sab
bath school instruction, the circulation of rell-
cious tracts and newspapers; and though in late
report of the present supervisors tins was utterly
secuted at, and all attempt made to make the
whole matter appear IN the worst light possible,
can state something which will 90 far to relieve
the former administration from the odlum
attempted 10 be cast upon it.
The department of the prisoners there during
the three years previous to TIC late change OF of-
GERS was uncommonly peaceful: there was notln
all that time single riot or insurrcction, and but
one eSCapc-HOr uiu llc i'iliCipdi superintendent
ever receive any unkind treatment.
Orcr .ffy indisiduals during that time have
learned to read the Bible in that same prison =
These persons did not know a letter in the alpha
bet when they entered it.
Now hold, Messrs. Editors, that prison is
not altogether for punishment, but rather for cor
rccton and reformation. We imprison men who
violate the law for two thngs-one to save the
community from farther depreciation, and the
other with d hope Of reformation. Mere punish
ment without moral instruction will not effect the
latter The heart must be touched and intucn-
ccd; the mind must be enlightened; the error must
be seen, the injury to sell and others felt, before
the right will be chosen and the wrong summed
Let the present officers dl they cam pursue the
course adopted by the former excellent Superln-
tendentand will guarantee an immediate change
in the department OF both male and female pris.
oners. If they wish to avoid the riots and attempts
to escape lately seen there, let them show that
they are men, and have human beings to deal
with. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

THE FIELD OF SARAToGA.-Within a few days
mast several valuable coins have been found in
ploughed field on the old battle-ground OF saFato-
ga. Among them was gold tlve pound piece,
of the reign of William and Mary, and IN one
spot a guinea of the coinage Of l1Io, appeared
perfectly new and bright, with several Spanish
dollars OF older date, which were much backened
by their place Of deposit In the immediate VI
cinitv of these CONS was found thigh bone,
from which it was inferred that the money was
deposited IN the breechef pocket OF the uniortu-
nate owner. Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

ColNcIDEsr.-Peregrine White was born on
board the May Flower, in Provincetown harbor.
,he next day after her arriva! in 1920; he lived
and died in Marshfield. Plymouth county, IN the
year l704 aged s4, and his death was inserted IN
the first number Of the Boston News Letter, the
first paper published in this country IN l7O4.
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FIRST EMIUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
TTHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
4 inform those Ladies who desirous Of purchasing good
Shoes that theirs all made of the finest French materials
on the shape the foot that but superior
workInen employed that manuactory under the
superntendeuce OF competent foreman and that
have on hand all times extensive assorment consisting
every fashionable style of Ladies, Misses Boys and Chill
dens Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the first
makers in Paris Ladies French Shoes large al
ways on hand. FUTILE HAY WARD,
" B--T. & r received silver Medal and Diploma for
superior samples Of Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes, at the
late Fair IN this city.
Me!snrss and order: promptly executed: le29 3m
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK -BINDERY,
80. ! Spruce.sttsei, Tlihune Buildngs.

y SNIUCt-srfttt, ]
JAMES PRINCiLE respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has business with
determination do justice 10 his custome.s both 10 quality
vomanshp aud scale OF Charges He Is prepared 10 exc
cute BuLn. in all its branches.
Jobs any ind appettaia the business solicited Or;
ders left at No7 Spce-strsrt viii be thankfully received
and faiIa ruIlT attended 10 jyi2 I'm
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JOSEPH H. FOSTER, NJ. d. Surgeon Dem
~ tist mas ramovad from No % No u rtrk z
THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office
i is removed 10 No. 81 JohustLe=t:
i'm Wlf NJ. MITCHELL. Public Adminstraior:--
RICHMOND COUNTRY FLOUR-200 bbls .Su.
n perfne for sale by GRiNSELL MlNTuRN ~; ~, 70
South-st, ~ ~
CHEATING COPPER-lG0 cases English, 10
- mis- IS . ~ GRISST!LL NINTURN & Co. "a sonthst
TIP TOWN GROCERIES-Oliy Oil, in Box,
e OF 90 Beetles each of superior quality ecslyed and
ro- .,Ia chasn hy JOHN C. MORRISON,
iyo2 lw Druggist No. lss Gleenwich=t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
LEONARD II. VINCENT.
tAli&3tW* s. MART1NDALE, ?. h.
Office of the Greenwich In

NEw.i ionx. July 20, lSi3.
TJ'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this lnstitu
l. ton have this day declared maAnual Dividend Of
Five per the Capital Stock payable and after the
dav August the office No 306 Hudson
The Transfer Books will be closed until that date.
Iy22 2w JOSEPH TORREY, Secretary.
NROTON WATER MILLER Il COATES,
SPlumbers llG Grandreet doors east OF BToadway
furnish Timed Lead Composition and Iron Pipes HydrantS,
Fountains Bath Tubs and every artc connected with
the of Croton Water dwellings, warehouses aud manu-
Orders the Introduction OF water promptly
executed Jvl2 i'm
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WHOLE NO. 712.
THE WHO ALMANAC FOR .ls424l.

THr WING A1N,N,c .Np UNITED STATES kE"IsTtS
for The year 1885, published az Tx office OF the Ne:'I oS
Tribua- in r iry al Newly ork As work of convenient
reference for Families Merchants ana Mechanics, the th
2eGaae and Uisd States REGISTER for 1913 Will be found
superior TO any other which may be obtained IN the market for
any thin like the Besides LIE OF Henry Clay
complete Calendar all the States tables OF Ecases and
other astronomical calculacns It contains much useful
reading matter found osdnar? fifty cent volume
It's tables OF Population OF the different States and times Of
subjects OF Irmaeut usefulness Every family and every
Office aud store in e country ought copy this
usein! work hanging p ma convenient place for reference.
Price on ls cents per copy. PostmaeTs aud others rems
ting 81 VIII receive twelve copies per mail.
- The WIG ALMhS &C for s II will be published in
the month OF October l83 and viii contain an immense
Of useful reading matter and valuable Political AZ
rioulural. Commercai and Manufacturing Statistics
Tn. price win he the the yesrIs3 viz: 2 cent.
sinsle-Sl pes dozen. or s. per 100 copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

toOARDlN BROAUWi iY-Cientleme and their
~ wives, and single Sentlemen VIII ind good board and
rooms AZ tis Broldway: tneN door Constitution Hs)
pie aSat 5Eio on rS' teor having balcony i'll front With
or without bed rooms attached let, wiki board.
Rooms for bolrders. Terms moderate iv2O I'm
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Cheap and Valuable Books:

p The ollowu. works for sale at the Office OF the
NewYor Tribune Nassau-seet opposite the City Hall in
the City oil Newfor. liberal discount from the retail
prices made TO persons who purchase TO sell again.
Life ard Speeches OF Henry Clay vols. OF upwards OF
li00 pages, and engTayIEss 81 90
American LaboTer, Toi. octave w
The Test, Parties tried by their Acts, by Junus;
81 80 per 100 CORES l.0OG coiics Tor ~ w
The Currency, By Junius = 80 Per 100 copies or IoUo - m
Travels ia Oregon Rocky Mountains, Sc, by Farnhan =
El,sworths celebrated Report Agriculture Arts, &c
Lariner's Lectures on Astronomy y
Chemistry aud Experiments IN Philosophy, by GFiihth
polfisa Di1; Esanoay. b. Atkinson u an latroduc
Sarsens Life cf Hclry Clay single copies C! ceats-30
copiss for 81, or loo copies for. w
Gales Elements o! Philosophy 81:
Lectures on Geology. by Doctor Lye % etit!9n -
Beauties OF Wesley, being selections from his " or's- 70;
Wing Almanac for 1913 ;5oo -
farmers ..
Peter simple by Msrryatt.. ,=.,.==-,4.. =
Jacob Faithful, BY Aiany-att ---.. ...., 2
4 full OF the Somers lc-.t5 with Diagrams, -,
sc, ard all the Doc umeuts i%i
Family Magazine, TO be completed IN Is SNumorrs, each
oconne!I,s S%,eHs. Memoir on Ireland with PORTRAIT .
Mr. C!eys Speech retiring from the u y Senate anc
AZ Lexington, ky.--Pamph!et.. e'
Peadings ard Argument III the case Of J r teI,taore
Coo1sJ IS. Horace Greeley and Gomas NC GE-sr1tl,
with running Comncnt4I on the Law oi Libel U
Lectur4 on Magnetism and Astronomy, by Richard =.
Speeches Of iiap.T f alar5Iall Alcohol and In
~ Orders mus, be accompanied By the ca. aud addressed
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

TIP TOWN #GRoCERIEs-olive Oil in bas-
aud for sale By JOHN C. MORRISON, Druggist,
iy22 Iw lac Greenwich street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

pOARDlNGi-A large front Paror IN the second
- story with bedroom and pantry attached Will be let with
board TO gentleman and ms wife, or 10 single eeGtlemen-
The house Is IN first rate order large and airy with s-
!c.en sos=is only viii bt sn. survey of the premises
will AFFORD - Sss rvIde- IL snd cleanliness OF
the place, and of the Of the accommodation,
EnQuire No 355 Greenwich street Of the Editor at tS
Tribune
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

/ lQUID Important to Families--A.
~ WARYER Co.'s L!QuiD AMBER indispen. able ar
tce for family and family should be witort IT, f.
certain cure for scaids Buns Bruises Couusi ons &C. e
sressr and like from SILK Wooens For uses OF
The nursery Is superior other article ever offered tn ths
public being agreeable for shaving bathing removing
tan irfckles GmpIes cleansing the mouth cases Of fever
ana making the complexion white and soft Testimonials
accompany zach bottle and may be seen at the Office of tie
and Is per bottle
can also be obtained at the Mr. Charles Trpp ls
BoWsry. 2genL far The prnnrietnrs III. In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

nRUG AND MEDICINE ESTABLISHMENT
~ FOR SALE;-l'he Drug and Medicine Establishment
OF the a;e {. T. Bull Co.. is offered for sale on very ac
commodstimg FERNS being No S Main street Hartford Con.
necticut. Every article of medicine Sc was selected with
great and of tho first quality for city trade and the fur
nture and xures very neat and appropriate and will
compare with any similar establishment in the civ be
location one Of the best and yeung man well acouaint
ed with the retail business OF medicine store offers first
rate inducements the Will be yerv favorable For
any information apply either by letter or otherwise to
jy2l l0t- JABER RIP EY U,rtfo,d Con,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

EOUNTAlNS.--The subscriber !nanufactures
Cast Iron Fountains Of various patterns and prices from
$50 10 $1,000 These Fountains style of beauty
surpassed by any OF marble IN this country or Europe.
For their superior advantages marble durability
p white appearance from year year, and the comparative
l low price which they be introduced into our Psas
Grounds adding health comfort and enjoyrnant IN.
American Institute awarded gold medal TO the manufacturer
the last FAIR D. l.. FARNAM 2i7 Wntar.st
Jyl2u New Yoyr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

ITO THE TAKERS OF CROTON WATER.
i NOTIGEThe abuses pracced in regard 70 the street
windov: washers connected with the CroGn a.e pPrs'
which Instead Of being reasonably used 10 can the windows
water.iler the out OF ms premises EN-
an instances converted no fountains, made 10 cfach the
ne;gbo.Gg ca!tway and sidewalk and 10 aHHo p2ssroy
induce The Board 10 give notice tina, the penalty OF forfeiture
payment made by tr wateaker and G'scon,!ngence
Of his nEp will enforced IN ever Gaze
June H. lSi3-By order OF the Croton Aqus1uct Boua
vi. I'm A. B. BlGELOW Register
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

T loud AMBER.-This article is certain
and speedy remedy for scald Burns, Chlbrains Conu
from whatever Canker Of the Mouth Cuts. Tetirr
scaa heaa &c &c Il also the most delightful article for
the complexion generally, used Certificates of its eca
cacy from the most respectable gentlemen this city and
where, with directions for using accompany bottle aud
BE- at the office Of the subscribers IA John street
front Office second floor where for sale wholesale aud
sell again. "
1853 Bowery agent for .he propretors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

T Sylvania Association.-,Ofice No.. q
Pine t.rd Oa 10 a NJ. and from 3 10
P ~ Information eheenpliy given. The Constitution
gwen.
Members oi Association. tScIe pfeired JyiO ii
f57- Nep temperance Boarding House on the GHA.
HAM SYSTEM at No - Yesey-street.-This his house IS
newly fitted up aad furnished the richest s It's table
p.oers the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
.nre County Milk &c Permanent Boarders will De accom-
modified the reasonable Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited give it trial.
and assured that they Will find quiet and nsaness not
..tninable in Hotels. Terms moderate a2Gtf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

a GOOD SHAVING SOAP At LAST-To
n make Good and Lasting La:her-The Soap tbs il
comrose Of the old Naps Soait kept in store I8 20
20 sars before it imported Those who have used 1t well
know is ort AM that the very bes: aoap ever made
for sa rng-it makes thick rich, a,as easy father soen
Ing 10 the beard ealng the kin-it now purified,
aud shiDys earn. by T. JONES. At his Perfumery E.
abshre4t, sign of the American Esgle, % Chatham
ha at Zeibers corner OF Third and Dock ST. Boston,
~. IN firnnki IN Enl,nr rig In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
COAL. COAL, COALI

IHHE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed permanently located sr the
Well known stand corner OF Greenwich and
Where the proprrtors receiving and will Continue 10
receive direct from their coere owned oy themselves the
choicest quality Of Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which thew
The business Of the Yard will be conducted by the
customers aud friends. r' ~ ~
Coal BY the cargo.
note Post Office will receive
my3 6W JsS Ell GirarN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

M AKTlN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
ISl removed from 70. John ST. No 10 Nassau 81,
win j. X Goodman where he is receiving his Spring and
Sael goods, which he will make order in fashionable
STYLE tsuts furnished twelve hours noce) Having greatly
reduced his expenses hs win be enabled sell reduced
prices and he socs the yors Of his friends and the public.
whom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
tolore received His motto good 4rcs runctu.i!ty III
filling orders low piceS and cash on delivery. a2i e.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

7 OUh AT THAT BOYS WHISPERS
~ lonng gentlemen who feel ambitious sport whisker
should buy three shilling bottle of Jones Coral Hair Rn.or
Many think because this pufed papers, II s
not geod-et them give 1t trial will force the hair 20
part who're intended hair 10 grow II s
New York. or l2g EulrOg.>t, BROOKLYN ivI9 i'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

4 CAMP MEETING will be held at Farming
dale Lon. Island District miles!from Bryoklyn, thee
quarters OF mile from the Railroad Monday,
August lh, and close the following Friday Suitable arrange
have been made for passengers and their baggage 10 be
conveyed By Railroad said meeting. Boats will leave the
foot OF Dsacyee; and also foot of Aarket-street, New
York, Monday and Tuesday mornings only to
passengers and baggage time the cars or camp meeting
The preachers and people of the New Ok District IN
ved attend Persons attending will please provide them
selves with tents B. order OF
LEONARD VI. VINCENT.
A =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

DEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL.-This dav
lschaginS from barge Rafitan Peach Orchard Egg Coal
o the rs quality and Tor sale the lowest cash by
iy9 corner Of Larht and Washippton,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

I3TIRE WINDOW SHADES-Manuiacture
w to order, of any size or figure, by
LEE y GO. No. l8 Fact1ry-st
s. These Shades keep flies, and obstruct the view
into the room aGd the time adlt all the light and
and perfect view the They particularly era
he for hall doors. yl #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

pOARD-A family or few single gentlemen of
- good morals c have board and spacious rooms apr
family; yery j, rabe location, i0l East Broadwav
House aHd apartments unusually pleasant aud Agreeable.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
yNIlA RUBBER HOSE FOR CKO'TON WA.

TNDlA RUBBER HOSE FOR CKOTON Wa
TER-The public respectfully invited to examine the
article manufactured BY the subscriber The superiority of
India Rubber hose is already well known and while he does
fully equal and 70 bear the pressure Of the roton Water IL
much than the generality OF this kind OF hose and
sold at low prices. fair discount made TO Plumbers
jciotf between Pearl and Wasr.,,,rre,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

+ ME, LIME-Wan;cd in exchange for l,0o0
bar-ls North River me and Cement Groceries or Dry
the above articles exchange for property OF any KIND
real PERSONAL will be made on liberal terms Apply TO-
n Eovt, corner of Madison and James SIS. nI6 n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

no 43 JUHN-SIEEEI 7.
ELLIOT, BI-RNaP d5 BABCOCK are con-
II saaty supplied with iage and general assortment o
PAPERS, suited 70 ali Departments OF the trade,
which are the altowing Hubbards colored Papers, in
g5ea var.esy; Boston Coppeplats Papers, of suIeI,er
Posi- and Blank Book Pa7ers Pn, Clohiers and CaFge
makers Press. Boards Druggists Hardware and Cloth "a
rs Binders and Trunk Boards; Shssrhing and Wnppi1g
supplied with all kinds o stock and mate
yTEP .TTON.-lO cases Chinese, for sale by
ist GRISSE.Lt.. MTSTIIRN & co za s.oprn-sr-
NTApDER casks prime OmbIos, for sale by
"a sou,hsrreet-
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BRITISH PLNTE GLASS WAREHOUSE,

BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE
So.G Spruce street.
pRlTlSH LOOklNG-GLASS PLATES of su.
Dreror banGy md beauty 2o inches by - in size and
uuder-and POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN.
DOWS which will change their color or become misty.
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES of the sizs
oflOi by8i TO IS by 22 for sale By
m2 3m ISAAC L. pL ATT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

DOARUiNG.-A gentleman and his wife can be
u accommodated with from paor snd bedroon-asotwo
slc complementary aqplyiRs AZ 63 tuolt jy22 iws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

00O CASKS OF LIME, of good quality; ESQ
,OOU casks OF North River Line
l20 barrels Of good Hydraulic Cement
100 hhds. Of unsacked Lime, foI manure
An; part of viii be sold exchanged for groceries, dry
goods cfockery hardware holoww2re caIe,s fgr:turs
s0an candles or provisions Address BARTER the office
of ~. ';'ribune 9ftf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

4 FAMILY, pleasantly situated, giving 70 their
IA children private education wish theirs
TWO three girls for whom home and asimla may
desired would Parental Instruction
embracing Music French sc. Terms moderate # desirable
companions.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

A CAMP MEETING for the New Haven DIS
y trcf, Newior Conference on the 2ls, Of
August i8i3 Will bel-ld at Stepnsy, twelve miles north of
Bridgeport within few rods Of the HouSaonck Railroad
the ground occupie, for the purpose last year
The preachers. aud friends generally, on the NewYork
Long Island and adjoining districts aectonate invited
attend The Railroad Company will their best efforts
promote the safety aud dispatch Of those who
may choose o visit tn. meeting b. their road.
jC20 2awtA2lS2tW CHARLES w. CARPE NTER, ?. f..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

WTANTED-A sitnation by q respectable yong
~ m9Sas. NTH eood ci;y reference, as Ghafne';-
hllI or maii=t would MAKE herself generally usrnI;
would irs r.y,e t,iiy aepy 2 I 4ker.stree; b..
The houTs OF 10 ard 2ia the morning or frcrn 5,o
Vi.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

CAMP MEETlNG-There will be Camp
Island district TO commence Monday the 2Sih Of August
and close the SATURDAY o!iowing The preachers and
friends on adjoining districts invited to attend.
ly22 2tawt .i23- :. AlARTINDA I.E F. +.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

4 GENTLElIAN \ OF number OF wears expert
y ence in teachiug who furnish the highest certificates
of ability and moral character sirou of taking charge
ofa school in tins city sometime between this and the Isl Of
Septemb. ensuing Any letter that may b this Office
ed essa 20 \ B. viii be nEompv responded to- y9 ISL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Hartcord Fire Insurance Company.

- Hartford r ire Insurance company
LIRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Compaay-t incorporated 1917
Charter lerpetual.)
This long established and well known Institution having
been active operation upwards of thirty years
scpton of property against loss damage by on the mos,
favorable terms. JOHN NELSON, Jr Agent,
e20 3m' SIS Wall street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

NA3lP MEETING AT SING-SlNG.-Ihis
OCamp Meeting VII commence on Monday usxt, 81 July.
The preachers and friends from the New and Poush
kennsia Districts aie inrei 70 attend. lv22 81 =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

ElRt, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGA-
a TION INSURANCE. the Mutual ran--combned
with capital Of $500 900, together with the accumulated
profits OF the past year
THE. JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMPA-
NY No. So Wall street, prepared 10 issue Policies
Fire. Marine and Inland Navigation risks adjusting losses
heretofore, with promptnsss and h5sraIlLy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

~ regular Line OF Post. Coaches is established for the
o. risltrs the Mountain House. Immediately
after the landing OF boats a CatshiiI. je27 2rn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

FOR SALE CHEAP-A very beuaf.ful
IS family Poney, slnd and genrie, yet spirte1 in ali
+ kiads Of gear; BY dropping note ia an. Of the
post boxes addressed Hose box lower Post ce anv
one wishing rurchase VIII be waited on inaaa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

VA AN AN EIl,-Grnr!oyers furnished gratis al
w BR0AD'S otsce, q; Cirand.s,yrr; wi,b the best
Cosehmea Walters GFooms, Gaevrs Fa:rers in the city