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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11
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WIN. DAVIS,
mv3im JAS FERGUSON.


DMming Company announce their customers and the
consumers o: Cotl in general that the Company
by eniaTeing their mining operations, pow prepared IL
fill orders for the supply Of coal o.
superior quality answering we'll for all purposes for whieh
Goals used aud for many purposes peculiarly
adapted For the information of such persons interested
have tried their Coal they have in Circular number os
of The Mid Lothian Coal for general and that through
OF years has maintained uniformly high character
They have also appended chemical examinations and
analyses their Gods carefully made at different times and
places by scientific Chemists exhibiting uniform results and
fully sustaining the PRACTICAL tests With these evidences Of
quality the Company fee justified anticipating fair de-
nand for their Coal and that will give entire satisfaction 10
all who may favor them with hey custom
A. s. WOODBRIDGE, President NJ. l.. G. NJ. Co
lst January, 1873.
Address-RicHMoED, VIRGINIA.
The relrrrad 70 Circular 10 DC haG RI ms once,
vtaiii ie24 sM f)a6tWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON WA
IER-The public respectfully invited TO examine the
article manufactured b. the subscriber The superorsy Of
ladit Rubber hose Is already we'll kHowe while lie does
pretend Is batter than any other ne
fully equal and to bear The Of the Csoon Is
much than the generality OF this kind OF hose and
sold low prices. y fair discount made TO Plumbers.
{. L. ROSS. i2i Maiden Lane
ielO;f bstween Prar and Wa,er.s,reet.
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WORK, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1913.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.


No. leo NASSAU-STREET
an kinds o Job PtiRtins, sgeh ss
CATALOGUES, LscruRE BILLS,
CHEcxs, CAkDs, CqscERr BILLS, Flain and
lHsUR.ScF Policies, Fancy,
BrILs LApIsG, PoLfTIcAL BILLS
Circulars, CIRcuL.Rs tneat) sc.
Promptly executed Office OF Tn. Tribune No $50 Mas,
sauStFeet-oplOste the Park
THE TRIBUNE BOOK-BINDERY,
No. SprHee.street. Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRlNGLE respectfully Informs his friends and
the public generally thar he has commenced business with
az workmanship and scale o carSes He prepared TO
cute ute, Bn,!as 2, al IT'S branches.
JOBS OF any 'ad ppesians TO The business solicited Or;
ders LEFT 1t So7 Spmce.stres will be thankfully received
and faithfully attended to- Iyl2 I'm
DT~ sylvania Associate on.-Ofice No Is
p NJ Information cheerf,lly given. The Constitution
given. JylDu
u Timed Lead Pipe.-The subscriber is now
prepared to execute orders for EwRASS's TIMED LEAD
PRES OF any size any Persons shout Introducing
water INTO their houses By being careful require their
save the expense o! having the work do again hnma
save the 'csoi some Of teir family Al respectable Plumb
certificates heretofore published the subscriber inserts the
As the Croton water about being introduced into the
city OF Newly o and eaden pipes filter than those Of
strongly recommend the OF Mr.. Ewbanks TUNED eaen
tubes for that purpose Ter eaf91 fully o et i9 e preceding
Prof; Chem. in Coll. Ply and Surg, \. J."
Ha?ing witnessed numerous cases Of lead cole nccasoned
b. drinking conducted by leaden pipes and having
AHMED the timed pipes Of Nj Ewbank, sincerely recorn
mend their universal introduction where eadsn ne used
Y. S BARRETT, NJ d.
FROM THE MAYOR or THE CITY.
the ptriod for Introducing the CrotOn Water into the
dwellings citizens hand and rs from certii
of OF most eminent medical aud scientific men
evident lstrpes made wholly Of lead would be highly
Objectionable for that purpose, very cheertuy JON those
gentlemen recommending the adoption OF the timed pipes
OF Mr. Ewbauk, = a valuable substitute.
ROST. II. NORRIS
The undersigned HAYS examined several certificates shown
them b. Mr. Ew bank relation 10 the OF TN to coat the
inside Of the pipes be used TO conduct the water from the
distributing PIPES the dwelling houses Of the citizens and
opinion hai b. done al small additional
expense would be desirable the interior parts OF the
pipes As the the Croon will 10 the city
markedly pure would b. much be regretted the least
degree should he rendered ns4ubrious by the material OF
SAMUEL STEVENS,
g. BiRDSALL,
L. RING.
The above named Timed Pipe now manufactured By P.
NAYLOR CO Broad street, and tnrnished such
terms that respectable Plumbers able put down Very
nearly if quite cheap as the common lead pipe
meUi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

\DlA RUBBER HOSE-Day's first premium
India Rubber Hose Tor croon Water warranted n
burst stie, crack become aEgiunous Is the with
other anuacr~ may D. exchanged any time inside of sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11
COAL, COAL, COAL,

TINE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been remove is permanently located at the
well known stand Of Greenwich and ChTistophersts
WHERE tn. rropri-tors now receiving and will continue
receive their coeries owned by themselves the
choicest quality Of Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
promise sell least per lower than any the city
The business d the Yard will be conducted by the subscr;
bsrs aud they solicit the of the pubc their old
customers and trends. Coal By the cargo.
note hroughthe Post Office will lvepromp attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

rIrHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.
pay hsye this declared DIVIDEND of eleven per cent
s,sbl- tn stockholders their legal representatives
i.ft.r IL B It,.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

Tr,assr Books closed until that DAY.
GEO. L, HoPt., Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

OQARD-A few genilemen can be accommoda
~ ted with good Board, reasonable 70 John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

pOARD-S2 per week, at the Manhattan House
- for youths friendly to Temperance who here arr sssoc
stej with clergy and Others of the learned urofon
merchants artis,s &c IS Duanesret near Brcsds az and
me LARK Jy27 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

DOARDIN BROADWAY Gentlemen and their
- wives and single gentlemen Will ind good board aud
rooms AZ sis Bgnai".y mex, door Constitution Hal
pleasant pario on floor having balcony front With
without bid rocrnS attached, TO let, with board.
Rooms transient hnlresS. Terms moderate jyz0 I'm
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,

'ira s.. third story Open from 20 10 \. NJ and from 20
P. NJ Information cheerfnlly given The Constitution
lysn. Jvlbu
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VOL. HE. no. IO6.

cal Apparatus, Glass Cutlery, Blowing, &c; No
"A is the Chinese Room, Of the nature and nte-
rest of which those who saw the Chinese Gu
riosities exhibited at Philadelphia, can form an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

w AZ f.I--tt situation rs houseke by
WIDOW lazy who has had much experience m thar fine
she woa!d D. wiling 70 travel alady ble
references gwen Address e w. Tribune of,cs Ix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

ofics Of the JyfFcroa Insurance Co, IS Wall.st.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

OF the Roxbiy india Rubber Establishment IS
Maidrn lane. HORACE. h DAY, Successor aul I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

We are informed that Convention OF the
Friends of Association IN some OF the western
Counties of ~ Y. Is to be held soon at ioches,
ter for the purpose of taking measures to iouna
an Association in the vicinity OF that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

oJeGs BY Despatch Post viii prompt attention al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-11

-
4 CENT? ElrAN of 9 number of years, .rre,,
II eree in rs,cb;,' - 60 H. hissss., - -
OF sbisy ,nS rcnt gan tuius - st.nestes
Of 4 school IN ~. Is u'stoas ~ sAcx ch1Se
S,iseubr eo,u;,st ue."teH us ano .e s OF
~ Any letter that may o. sent 10 this Office
- l-oLIINs ItSionoeG 90. lSIs
tt1 ANIED--A situation as housek conner bv =
w widow lady who has had Tnprb $500 = ~ Ss
I w9aa 9T %S 10 ase Sh alady nexeeptionable
- : . : 0'Hie o9ice. aug Nv
pOAhD->Z per week, At the Manhattan Eous,
~ for youths IGitdy te Temperance who here arr ascot
stej with clergy and oh-rs of the learned rrof<son
merchants art,siS Duane-strret near BroaSs IA
the Park. jya7 I'M A'
COMMUNICATING, C,-,--
a., NH rsnmrn will SsS sno 1 hao. iel
rooms AZ Sis iar.t door TO Constitutes UsIll
pleasant pa1iof on frs floor having balcony front With
or withou, h~d rooms attached, 10 let with board.
Roos Tor transient eGtrdrss. Terms moderate iyzG I'm.
QOARI-3 few gentlepen can be accommoda.
ID ted with good Board Gu reasonable terms at 70 John St
a i'm .-.-..
STw.Yokx Aucnsf lSia
r;rIIE, BOARD OF lIRECTOKS of this Com
raay fs,e TIM, ay declared rlrna of eleven per cent
payable tn stockholders lher legal representatives.
and 2sL the 10th INST
aus is GEO. +. HOPE. Secretary
>a,,,-, ,, r-,,,,,,f, TTI.,I, ~, s., ;
India Rubber Hose for troton Water, warranted
gISSS or e,T spT time inside Of ss
Wlr-iau OF the Roxbuiy india Rubber Establishment IS
Maiden lane HORACE H DAY Successor aui Inn
,1-,5i7 I,I-I,i,I,,, 49,, ~ :,
Mia hCDbEN HOSE r IN NhOION w a.
t as 6. ' snnenory Of
ladt Rubber hose already we'll known AN while lie does
NOT pretend to Say better than any Gthe he Warrants !,
much s,oute ha the generality OF this Kind of hose and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

Gl}- The beautiful model Of Paris, at the American
Museum is visited daily by the ars families in New
York, both foreign and American. All are delighted
with the fac smile Of this magnificent city, and the intel
lgent explanations othe gentlemany interpreter Inei'
has been work OF human ingenuity In New YORK
well worthy ofthe attention Of the intellectual
OF society. The living dog is in Its way srea' cu
rosi;y and the superb music amusing anu
millions of curioscs at this establishment "ake inc
vorie resort Of every class. There no'hns
TO which those ofthe most rigid scruple' can object
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

snrpMAN This individual arrived at Louisville
on the 4th instant, in the steamboat visilant He
is returning voluntarily, being unaccompanied by
any officer, and entirely unrestrained in his move
ments. He gave up $4,000 in Tere Haute in vari-
Gus kinds Of funds Tor which he took receipt, ard
the gentleman to whom he surrendered the amount
gave him $3.50 to defray his expenses to New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

MINISTER TO CHINA Certain papers object to the
appointment OF Caleb Gushing TO China, calling i,
bsrgain-gstting his pay, &c. &c This is all sheer
nonsense MIR. Gushing is most admirable appoint
ment He is every way fitted for the embassy, and
II any thing good can grow out Of it, he is the man
10 effect IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

WEBB's TRIAL AT OTsEeo.-We expect to re-
ceive intelligence to-day of the result of the trial of
Webb ia the Cooper indictment. If he should be
convicted, and sentenced to imprisonment, we shall
have to get ready that box Of segars and that of
old wine second time Henriques will please to
be in readiness with the segars-and Governor Gil
Davis, Of CoRey Island, with a case Of his choice
wine. A friend in need is a friend indeed-and 80
are we to poor prosecuted Webb. We verify be.
lieve that shall have to take Fennimore in hand
nj last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

WHERE AM TO Go ?"-Mr. Webster, ex-Secre.
iary OF State, is expected here in few days, on his
way to Marshfied an the chowder fishing grounds.
What a delightful summer he will have, away from
all the cares of State and the dirtof politics. How
do we envy him that pot of reeking chowder. On
the 18th oil next month he delivers an address at
the Bunker Hill Monument
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

90 THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE-This
valuable specific is compounded Of fine ingredients the
virtue of each being and all combined by
tedious expensive and difficult pharmaceutical process
In all forms OF dyspepss low spirits loss of appetite las
impaired constitution brought from indiscrction this
powerful strengthened produces onderful effect The
members of the College having thoroughly tested this
preparation during the lest year. feel grated in being
able to recommend eminently adapted for the
ration ofthe whole system and the complete Of all
those distressing affections for which the appropriate
remedy.
Sold in large bottles at -. 50 each
Small do. .......l do.
In containing half dozen... do.
Carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting rooms of the College 81 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

M "soME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL
ss others said Sam Patch. Let .el you what the
dicncs of Dr. Peters will do His Vegetable Pills and Ca
harc Lozengcs will every ormlof disease incident
10 stomach liver and ntestnes His Cough Lozenges
relieve the violent cough In forty eight hours and
will afford present and ultimate in all pulmonary
complaints, which not beyond mortal control His
Worm I.ozenge exerminate and carry of in an
nrr.ihle short space of time and his Vegetable Plaster
will be found napprecahc blessing and comfort TO all
who are afflicted with rheumatism, any disease or
weakness Of tho muscular system But be you TO TO
the ght place and procure the right remedy for there
abroad. Look out for them. Trncipal
office I2S Fulton street, corner Nassau; and % North
Sixth street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

never before seen, we believe, even in New York.
1t was exhibited yesterday throushiall the principal
streets of the city by the famous Driesbach. -Four
elephants were harnessed to a Wagon, in which
were drawn the band belonging to the establish
ment. twas magnificent and noble sight. The
elephants were very nearly covered with their
blankets, yet enough was seen OF them to afford
great qualification to the multitades who thronged
to see. The car drawn by the elephants was follow
ed by nineteen other wagons, drawn seine by two,
others by four, and some by six handsome horses.
These Wagons were close, and curiosity is on tip
toe TO know what they contain. Driesbach him
self is probably the greatest curiosity amsng the
live animals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

Jons JoNEs on NAVAL ArpMGs.-John Jones
proceeds to correct some small statements of ours
relative 10 the u. $ ship Franklin, with as much So
lemnity as il they were calculations ebou, the Mil
lennium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

OS FIRr.-South Carolina is all on fire, like the
mountains, We to the next presidency. Mr..
Van Buren's letter puzzles them amazingly. They
have received it, and found it twice long the
replies OF all the other candidates. Very omi-
mons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

90 Mr. Gipros Bnooss 10 duly appointed sole Agen,
for the distribution and sale Of the Herald Washington
DC. Subscribers who will favor him with their orders
may rely on being punctusily served by him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

i o. We have full notes of the examinations had
at the City Hall last evening. A full report will
appear in the Herald Tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

or sus,cs,sx. changing their residence will pleas
notify Of this onhce OF Nassau and Fulton streets
where they wan; the Herald lef hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12
Anniversaries, may, IsA3.
Frdsr, I2ih.

FIdsy, I2ih.
American Boari-Tabernscle, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
American society for Meorsting the CONDITION. OF the
Jevs-At "a O'Clock at the Reformed Dutch Church,
corner of Broome and Greene streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

LAssIScsune AND sARAroeA srkISss-our patrons IN
those places will please bear in mind that MrAred Lewis
is the authorised agent for the sale Of the Herald he
has made to receive by the esrea con-
veysnee, aud will be prompt serving subscribers who
will give him their address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12
American Education Meet
Ing at the Mercer street Chuvch-7 Ia

This meeting was 70, very fully stiended-ihere rs
some fsul. somewhere The Rev Or. Phelps the Corrs-
ponding Secretary, mode brief ssiemen' respect.
ing the society. Dr. Cox was oslled 10 the chair
and the choir sang appropriate pece. Theuiual ex
erc'es for certain reasons, were entirely featd from
These reasons understood from Dr. Cox 10 be the
presence Of the Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher, President Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

27th Anniversary OF the American Bible
Society.
The anniversary of this old and invaluable Society
by no means SO fully attended former occasions
Indeed this society seemed to have shared the general
apathy that has affected all the this year.
The number of clergymen on the platform even
larger than on any previous occason but the audience
part Of the house fell off 1900 from the number in
attendance last year. majority of those present were
evidently Of the Weather classes and ourhs
telligent married ladies.
The chair was taken at 10 o'clock portion Of Pauls
Epse to the Romans read by the Rev. Mr. Fisher;
after this Dr. Minor read address from the President
the Hon. John Cotton Smith, beautifully written, and
eelingly amenng the death Of Peter A. Jay and Fran
els Keys, two valuable managers of the society.
Again. we deeply regre. say have to complain of
the conduct OF many clergymen; they in after the
services had commenced, and made crest noise in
clamberng to their seats the PLATFORM that the
And not only but for half hour several of these
clergy kept shifting about, moving their seats going
from one place to another and making great noise
that they completely prevented the reporters from
ing any thing. This scandalous conduct and we
trust will be repeated has been SO before
and we trust never will be again There was little
man with long and awful shirt collar tn at made
great noise
The reasurers report read from which the state
of the funds appear to be as follows -
Receipts during the year, sl2645s
Expenditures do l25 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

full as we 70 along we find utterly impos.ibe to DO sy
thing like Justice to this exhibition II u very rsrey
that ever any audience has been 20 very greauy de
lighted.
Another class wrote, imprompu, very excellent de.
scrirtons Of Temperance" and also OF "whaf 10 q
Christian"
After this Col Stone had another opportunity OF telling
aprcy story. And this time it was oil about love ana
drowning.
They asked what they thoughto OF IT, They wrote
down the story and gave very suitable answers not an
ierng essentially from what any other persons Oh 'he
same age would have given
Dr. Cox here asked them the question, " How do you
know there 10 a God They answered 81 am taught
II IN the Bible" He slso asked them various other ques
tons about God, which they intelligently answered
One OF the boys wanted to know what the reporter Oh
tne Herald was writing and seemed very much pleased
TO learn that was for the purpose Of being published in
the morning paper.
young man. mute of course, blythe name OF Gam.
age here delivered address by signs the audience
was interpreted by of the teachers The subject
OF the address the held here this week
and especially in this building He went on
most OF them and touching upon their various objects
and what they have accomplished II very inter.
estpg performance He alluded to his own former state
and condition before he received instruction from this in
sution The teacher said that he at home one OF
their most pspua- orators and often held them for an
hour in breathless interest particularly the subject
OF temperance. In closing his address, he thanked the
audience for their kind attention. and alluded their final
separation, and meeting again in heaven. His address
went off with great applause.
The whole concluded with the recitation of the Lords
prayer by young lady.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-20

stable-boys after them. but they were out Of
sight. 1t was not I'LL an hour afterwards. that
the traveller who had had his spur chain
mended. returned at full gaIlop to claim his
sabre. He drank a glass Of brandy, and having
fastened his weapon securely, departed at
furious speed in the direction taken by bis
Comrades.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-20

MANY as are the frightful cases of error
recorded IN the annals, ofeyery judiciary court
teere are few more striking of the uncertainty
Q. eVIGence respecting personal indemnity, and
9I tne serious errors passed upon IT, than are to
pc read IN the curious trial we are about to
relate; and which has, for forty years, been the
SUBJECT OF parliamentary appeals in the country
Wnere II look place. The recent death oflhe
WIDOW OF the unhappy sufferer excites fresh
interest," 10 ner wrongs, so strangely left unre-
oLesseu py me very Government that was the
unwilling cause of them.1 .
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-04-20
''@ATOR'S SALE.
1 NTE OF MISSISSIPPI,

M INDES COUNTY.
\, anllary Term, l643.
N !, ~ order granted me BY the
Ie,s Ol I1oWndes County, at the
n. | shall proceed to sen to
M I On the 9Th day Of April
~ = Inscribed = tract or parcel
:" Tue estate of Francis /.
|s Is Section 10. township II,
fS IN. : y west, in Lowndes coun-
a. IcSlppl. The above prop
a. oOurt House door. in the
! T. y |, a credit of one and two
q q Sale. Noes with an.
h s,1 e required, with a stat !
IA T " Ior the purchase mo-
b aES N. SHARP. Adm.
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