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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

students reside with the Principal and all times under
hi, care The number i limited aud none permitted To
regain whose example injurious. To reudeI this Schoo!
more worthy of The confidence OF parents the Frlncip1 hns
examined M my similar Institutions Europe and America
The Summer SESSION commences May IL ends October D.
~ Winter Nov. lpri
The chace is S0 pr Session, whick includes all expenses,
save for Books, Muse aud Modern Languages.
Circulars and information may be obtained Of kev
Henry Chase "A Market street New end Of Rev. Alfred
SAKE Albany. u II CHASE
DSWISl5A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

l3T8NTEll-A boy from Ii To IS years OF age
w in s~ Office The applican, rnust write good
hand Address 5 az thus Office, stating AID paI;iea-
isr< "a %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

ErNt4LISH GRAMMAR ELOCUTION, COM
IL rOSlTlON.-PIcfessor BARBER has commenced l's
Fail Classps-0su ever, day from 10 10 p NJ, at - frank
lsrest English Grammar is taught b. conversational lee
,uc nnadsd By hcoksad applied to reading and camr%s
ton Eiocuon all It's departments thorough knowledge
Of Eurli,h Grammar &c Sc may b. obtained
Of instruction. Private lessons gwen as above. Terms IN ac
CordarCe with the times.
Testimonial from C. Aahou, /. L. D Col COLLEGE.
Ia th. Department Of Education EoGgtonl DE- Barber Gu
lows hirh and enyabe reputation and his opInon whether
M lectures or otherwise entitled the greatest respect aud
careful aentn. Oh lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

" and fresh broken and egg s. q per ton from the yard,
Of King and FI 1, @ , may rely
ell in the gard and delivered al the above prices Tor cash
reduction Is per Will b. Il take, fsct rom
the boats. sui7 I'm tF.l fii CLiSI w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

NOALl COAL,-At 2l5 West street, lower cor.
Red Ash and Broadmountsiu Grey Ash Coal Broken Esg
Stow and Nut Sizes handsomely ntd and delivered .,
any Part Of tie Guy free Of caitagea, the very owst market
ceved At the Sugar Refinery 2s Leonard street and at The
80 i'm TYLER & MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

rOAL--Best Peach Orchard red ash double
Nsccnsd Coal from the yard, 3o Washington corner Of
city weI.h r.
large ~ - M
az
Broken an! Egg ............ u
tsdue ton o Is cent, taken from the boats the foot Il
vesrv-,tI eel ey- 1ay PATRICK Kt,RRIIiAN. S23 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

pERTH AMBOY SEMINARY - Scientific,
Mathematical and CIassica-The PRINCIPALS fully m, Ten,
,!ir School shall he second POINT OF merit ne
Wulef Session will conm'ucr on Monday, Novsinnfrb
Teens moderate IN accordance with The times. oi!cn!dr
testimonials and references nay be Tad al Johh = -
lor, Brick Chapel, Of the Principals ,,,py,f,.r.
r1cc.s s. O. WOODBElDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

pROTRACTED MEETlNG-A, half past I
O'Clock each evening this wek hcr viii Ire religious st-
ccls,-; ~ TN. Mrtlat Church. hl.,tle- seet, bot
IT'D To-, ,,orJ ua&-
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MECHANICS, INSTITUTE MitE1ING.-An
laionncd meeting ftis Sece 10 a!s into c9nslGSI
zion Nr Bgrnum proposition for holding PERPETi AZ
FAIR VIII hc held IN the rooms City Hall on TUESDAY
Evening October 10th, at7I O'Clock:
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- The Trade supplied with every description OF lamp
and Crsole (,rcepiing inferior oreS at factory prices
Al, ana;-nJ "a ,'s rbenir,I Oh ,mns o6 Sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-10

BOARDING SCHOOL-New Canaan Semi
ID nary. CT. Number limited TO twenty Circulars at 500
Earl ST. y Y los I'm J. OSBORN, Principal.
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~ sscai'h, tt::iet nis'i Coli,fott- W OF.
ham ouse % B&rctS5Str New. oTE pfoier; au' s
trely oe'rd e-Iby located on clean a ne, AIRY ,
street: yerY the business nTt o the city and III w" I'M
mediate .icuity of .hc principal steamboat landings It's
aamsn> and neat VIII
culn. entirely Annal Food and stimnauts Of all kinds
aoderafe and every Effort made 10 render SoarieiS
,', iv2S #
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DRINTERs AND BINDERs WARER 70 5

DRNTERs AND BIEDERs WAR RI ~ ,
i No. % and 81 C;oli-street York.-APnl; 1873
PRiSFsS fyREATLY REDUCED.-The HOE PINT
INK Pres Machine and SAY Manuactory IN c2nsaa4gcs
n fb ADDITION OF new and improved achne. TO heif
and the REDUCTION the Of materials and b9f are enc
bsd resrIy 10 reduce the prices Of their Presses and OF RIM
trrs and Binder materials generally; as VOL " seen oy a
newly printed Circular which they BIZ leave 70
This Establishment still under the persoHai supefh'eh
encs Of Richard NJ Hoe and Ro-fc Hoe and they assuLe
her euts "a Notwithstanding ts- Zee, f-ductlo ~ pT''
ali rtic malracturrd By this shall s'aia
the high reputation which they haT- hitherto -
will .l.o - stnt rndesroc 10 improve the
;hsIa Ia every particular. heg haster ;tsrtss q 10, H.
;eir oil! friends VIII only coatE7Gs tef lfofs olt
Pn. gaa-y Will appreeiare their -ndesYofs 20 iufniah
the yey bst articles barely ,cfnnaeTsns pres h.
rers fro,n .ry t4rr the country 10. az aEclrs use
Pr,nars or Bnder, including Typ, Ink Paper etc. VII b.
executed with the greatest cafe 4aq o'hF'!'u' ~ ' ~
best II. -, - n.a-, c,,<si-
~ 49, ,s-rE .verr attention ana expedition.
T. B-A articles manufactured 6y tbs Es.a5l,ahn rsS
win h. s-am.d r Hoe Co.. that parsons irocl aof0i1
NAV not BE- iInFosed upon with spurious acies ie N i
Iz;iou OF theirs I-i..,rsn, with
,hi, ns three before the first OF july next aga So hi
OF th.- ,sr.rs Will De entitled 10 payment VI
On buying iour the ernouas Of Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

~ HEALTH QUIET AND CoMFORT.-TheGr a-
ham House s. Barcayuee, Ss'yl ORR Ioie aa' MA
are rarely Offered !, esiby located lean and alry
very Tie business part Of the cy and N tie ,nas
nsuts are and while rs tablets supplied WITH
the best Vegetables agd FI' that eau be pT9fg ;I exes
moderate and effort made render boaIders co!o.-
BE Shower Baths free. Remember % BsEclay-et
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GREENWICH POTTERY,
26l WEsT ElGHrEESTil.sTREEr,

betmeen git and 10Th .4rsnnes,
uHE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
Of the public the great variety of article manuactuI'u
=, ms ssiabIishnent-such as SroSE-WAR EAhrEN'
var PonrlRLE FURNACES CHMNEY Pors, GIhhN-
Horss TuF FLOWER Pors, OVEN TILE BACKS AND JAMS
4. ts IS the ONLY establishment Of the kind in the city
where the above articles manufactured the public are as
@ rhst ali orders Will BIZ attended with pfompness and
pnnctunlitv and on The mast liberal terms.
y B. 4 great improvement has been made ~ toRtAbl
and r sizes enlarged and warranted suIrrlo 10
any in the city IIno lml WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

strcct.-No Italian Ifianbug-Thc best of american
Window Shades painted by artists (natiye and ioI5EH OF ac
of oil coors and warranted wash and not ade S'deS
painted any pattern size At the shortest notice interior
decorations executed IN most magnificent sy II AZ very re-;
uc.C prices Painting all knds done 10 order In Tact ali
works of art can be produced tins esa5li! hinent
ali In BAhl VI y Va -i+i = N l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u A seizure of dry goods to large amount,
was made by the Custom House officersin Detroit
a few days ago. The individuals engaged IN
su,urgline them, have been held to bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

pOARp.--A family. or few single gentlemen of
ID good morals can have board Sd spscicas oouis 10 rri'
hnl very desirable location lei last brca~sY-
nlXI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

AL ron Love The Hampshire lndepend-
ent states that French Catholic priest, OF 20
years Standing recently left France with Pro-
tcstans countrywoman, and was married TO her at
St. Helen's Jersey. with the consent OF the lady
friends he on his part, abjuring his religion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

ANOTHER VETERAN GoNE.-Old William Poke
of Fort Wayne, Indiana, is gathered 10 his ia
theirs. He was one of the trainers of our State
Constitution, and among the gallant soldiers who
rallied under the flag OF Harrison, who was
witness of his Generals courage, Of his persecu-
tons and his triumph. When we saw HIM last
he was on his final march to the TipPecanoe bat
Tie ground, in honor OF his old Commander. II
was he who. on that ground unjurled and pre-
sented 10 the Wings Of New-lork. through Mr.
Brooks OF the Express, the buliet-rent flag OF
Spencer. with all instruction, when the battle OF
the People should be ended. and his old Cheitain
be seated in glory in the White House, that that
holy banner should be presented TO him. ane by
HIM be deposited among the archives OF the Ma
ton. as a token of the love OF his surviving In
diana comrades In arms Judge Poke lived to
witness the execution of his patriotic wish, ana
TO she'd q tear in memory of HIM for whom the
wish was executed. He has gone now to the
home OF Washington and Harnson-the home
where virtue meets not with CONSCIOUSNESS or
calumny-where the wicked cease from tTouo-
ling, and the weary are al rest.
indianapolis Journal.
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kcoNvESlExeas OF HARD NosEy-A cores

1xcoNvExIENces OF HARD NosEY.-A CORES
pendent Of the St. Louis Republican writes from
Burlington Iowa. as follows:
The Secretary %. II. ". s:uil with lau-hablr
accident few DAYS since. say laucab!e because most
forcibv illustrated tie miserable policy Of Government he
Obliged draw The land eace al Dubuque 100 mics
up stream COZ The pat -nt5 due individuals per aYp5e
y!iation the Legislature, ard OF ccUrse navigation had
not oIeued, he Obliged % wagon II down lie sue
cers so FAR as 10 cei within thty miles his return w
tn hard when while he himself eadeas oring TO maxi
soundngs in Long Creek his dare devil diver drove N
a..d in 4: instant I'll swimming The hors@s d7TS',
wagon specie aud all YER c'rTied nPetno'Siy d9NA u'
stream. The horses drowned, t. cEirer r1fe n5
narrow e.clp ard lie wagon separated IN three pats az
Ter keeping watch the hak al night tn driver nade
set claws and with the aid Of Two long poles they sue
cecded cIa, up the boxes, which ar:t'ea here
safely to-day.
PRosnGss OF LAw.-'Thc habeas corpus, an
inva A.ble writ but liable, like other good tilingS'
to be ab>Ned, has just been sadly perverted by a
Justice Holdridge in Columbia county. who TOOK
upon himself 10 decide that warrant Of Governor
Bouck for the delivery 10 the authorities OF .las-
sachrsctts OF q man named Charles W lldI'
CHARGED with obtaining goods In Boston on false
pretcnccs, was illegal: and IN consequence lie re-
leased the prisoner from the hands OF the consla-
blcs, who have III turn been prosecuted tor 1a'Sc
Imprisonment. Two previous writs OF ia6eGS
COGDGS itdGI pttil S-tI OSiS IA -'-'e-t4.
missed nevertheless Justice Holdndge allowed
the writ. and the cars were stopped at chatham
and the prisoner taken from them american
PeorosED ABOLITION OF SLAvERr IN THE
FRrycI, CoLoyIEs-Thc Courier des EtAts unls'
a French paper in New York, upon the authority
Of a letter from Paris says that the Commissioners
appointed to investigate the subject OF slavery m
the French colonies arc going TO propose Its aooA
ton. They have two plans IN view. The n, tlTs'
fixcs the cessation of slavery in lS53 Inc
indemnity to the colonies is l5O,000,c00 francs.
The second plan proposes freedom to children
born since 1888, and complete abolition N twenty
wears. NJ. " De Broglic. Passy, de Tracy,
TTocqueyiilc and other phosophic liberals, are on
this commission
THE Acclpyx+ OF TIE PuL,sKI.-One OF the
unfortunate men scaIdcd on the Pulaski. on i IL
dav evening last. named Michael Hawkins, sie
steward of the boat. died on Saturday evening
last. William Coon. a deck passenger, OF COL
Inns Erie county, n. Y, is not expected to re-
cover. The remainder ofthc persons scalded IT'S
tbourht will recover The officers of the boat
saw that two persons were drowned, names uIi-
known. The accounts are very contradictory,
Of the cause Of the accident It's stated IN some
of the morning papers that the officers o 'lic u
.las3i intend to enter suit against those Oh t'ie
Forrest. when the truth will be ascert;nned
rPittsburg Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

GENTLEMEN and their wives, and single gen
overlooking the Bay anil Narows Statr->trcet
tween e aud Clinton street; nha sh'Ss @s%ss ;no WALK
~ M, Rnhin,nn ,, Inc Bank " Now. Nork. nl2 tw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

D0ARDTNG.-Thc newly built and furnished
ID house No Dev street IN which,, suit Of we'll
calculated Coz s4,c family open for the reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

BOARD IN BROADWAY.--Persons wishing
u Eo,ri IN pleasant part Of the City requested 10 call
n 6ls Boaiwsv betwty Bond aud Btvcker>tseet Cen,
cs7. and thcir Wives cl be furnished wlth raors having
,neIv accommodated Rooms 10. transient Boares Terms
sra,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

DESIRABLE BOARD.-A family OF I!sh stand.
LING has, delightful second floor 70 dispose OF
10 single gentlemen with partial bo1uf LSailoa
"
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WHOLE no. $50.
SASDS,S SARSAPARILLA.

THIS MEDICINE stands unrya!ed; toaSed as as
iii Intrinsic rsri;sl for the removal and tiical
cur, Of hc Ssts+ 4, ,,hich il Is pecisIly aaPIed Be
Ing -ary vegetable. and ccro> Of The choiSest sSto non
oi INGREDIENTS which cousuaR}lc. MIA te Avs va!
rorerr, the animal economy the system - enabled 70 '!oN on
disease lake healthy action. and the powers 'lt nature -
sumo their natural functions Thousands c3a and Aa's RS
;! 70 ~ ecaey removing Eaitoas chcGie eon>ltH.oR
ii iIS'>~ o:tsHatir. uah-h OF d'l7-ed sac gu
the blood and oshrr riutd scIolla o. enlargement q the
.iap5> rheumatism and nnh1go sslt rhcem rit Fi, gag
o> i;ch eczema aud oisc similar Affections are iie SQ
gtectusi!y cn y ~ u.s., bar - by the chosen lev" ms
* SoIetl termed Gscksry, the subject rln'F passing
remark lEe question rhatfsqusckecy ard VINO l. ';cN
i OF serious ard t' preservation OF health IS too
important - y TITLED "h !, Of tue greatest consequence
WHEN, Gi>eaSe iuyleS physical iars rnts ppr9; and
Efficient rape the attack Whether h ho stands
his reserved rights and prc>crits al ist! tr rrcSt
powerful AGENTS iaclutln some of tie ,rucn pos
and tata domination slf3riy thar the patient
died of or he who by laoorcu> and lon. continued IN
yesyi:atiu draws forth from the nature hidden
stores Vt useful ledge ald APPLIES the bcucf OF >ui-
iaru humanity krz his rerut,ou IN the result, Is
mos, entitled ubiC confidence The afflicted can determine
# the mark of weak and PEE uGtc-s mind any
thin. false because does mo- asree With IL own econ
ceved notions but II evidence al NOBLE Ard SrGeyou
mind %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

saIlful worxmen in A PRINT
~ inS LAX Mangiac5SSy None aesa speiy ba, such
have ben long employed ts business. a rzgtcct h.
experience sud practise; suitable references will ~ required,
Address b o NJ. ofies OF the Inbun-. myii iM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

supply !.ii ;, May only, notified that ga
thu 21 nstaa, The shifting of OF the Watt: VII! &c com
renced IN cases when, payment shall have ben prev /
ousy made l,t OF May 1871. the Office Of the Crotoh
Alu-,iucy Board.
,~re OF closing and re-openinq the cez must be paid on
isis"ai % ne incense : B. BIGELow Register.
Nav, yorl NI,r u is;s mis- toNly20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

NENTEEL BOARDlNG.-Nrs, GENE has taken
II the hsusr No q CourtlaGtsJreer and now ready ~
accommodate SINGLE % married gentlemen with Board and
r,,,p,s Furnished or u1tprntShe. SiS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

w AN Ito 30 into the country woman
10 general hou>ewoTs VIII, eau come wen recommend
tween ;he hours - sud 2. VI. mI3 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

NI7ANrED--.i Young man about Il years of
" age 20 lean tie OF NvosI Engraving An imer
caaone who w cca,>fG-5 suihcieGt
;3n Tor the 6t yc-inay Apply Tribsns BnilanS. loo
y ,,sai:.>y u,s stairs ". W. BRITT. A2l II
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- Particular NOtice.-Those persons having
Furniture Of any dcscrr,ion dispose Of or who are eea
ing up housekeeping viii fad ready sale io any portion
the subscriber. Good, TO .ony amount purchased.
Al private sale--1wo Piano ortes
FCOLTON&CO. o., rs Fulton-stree;. and
NO &c g; Arusrett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

frs- Ncr Temperance boarding House on the Gisia'
n M SYSTEM at No. - Vcsey-street.-Thss house IS
aely fitted up aud furnished in the richest stEie lis table
pro!ters the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen W
spge County Milk &c Permanent Borders will be accom-
n6iaed on the most reasonable Gentlemen and L..
dies visiting - City earnestly invited TO c'eIta trla
and are assured that they viii ad quiet and eatns not
aitainable in Hotels. Terms moderate a-0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

no B00T- NAKERS-C. MORO has removed
from I2 20 I3i LconsT-s;rce; where he
kit On haad ready Kit Ercnci and Eaglish my2 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

.nr-Tior 10 any heretofore used for that 1ufpose
~ Trsirous testing the gleat value and superiority
~ yer hand made shoes By seans s. By mail or 'ri
r,nreSi 70 the Of counry for wien tes ave
,sr4 By applying The ,ubscrber az The woFs' % -
gosg Co. Wsr.ens Hart Lesley, !. {. Hart = BIO
tf.r Troy Lewis Bersdict * Coz john Iowasead aip1
Prr.oos Cog NewYok Charles smi. BOSOM r. a 'l
q w Jones Philadelphia sad e psti BEothf bs!oa"Fe'
farther information may be had 90 tn
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. April 4. 1913. spf
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MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
vi PANY-O'Tce No. 81 Wa-strreJ.-Fhs Company.
with Capital OF 100000, continues 10 insure merchandise
hous,hct furniture buildings shiIS port and other FRO
tganst or i,u.gr bv hp The most fotahls
JON!Al HAN LAW hE-ANe f. ! 'Ss,'
4 I'm g. as Eit-
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= Seize uroa srr:h whcre ere lis found,
Amongst yUuI friends amongst your ices,
Or christian or On heather croepd-
The flower, divine where Ger II ctoT>

TIE aye dy receiving ro, the medical profess
SION ministers OF the GOSPEL officers Justice, m numerous
ptlvr,r citizens ample aud willing teStlnony BON write"
ton To the poor i + f-ni;ef Franiiousiy On suhclent
st further proof OF the superior tact end efficiency Of
Sandy SlrSArarilIl:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

w ANTED TO PURCHASE-A small second
~ hand lroa SAFE. ,ldrvss g r. box S9t Iowa Posi-
O1lce. min
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

Il The WoMEx OF ENGLAND and TINS
D,uGurExs OF ENGLAND, by Mrs. ELLIS have
Just been published in a very neat and beautiful
style by !. \ II. 6. Langley, 81 Chathamsrcet
The previous publications by the same authoress
have won for her a wide and deserved popularity
and will, beyond all doubt, recommend these vol
umcs TO very general and eager perusa, which
their intrinsic merits will amply repay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

~ por.x,s WIGS anI ScaIps.-The com

EnriSS w e IN - NJ - r mannfacfnre
Of his unraiIed heads OF hair for the asst TWO Tar
cecl, his most sanguine expectations he FeSrrcy socit,
call corf!,n, of satisfying the iasio> mat ne Is the
,, and cafcst maker in the city, They be- had only at
ZIG Broadway corner Of Liberty street up stairs nTiyate
rooms for fitting Wigs and toureeS hyloim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

l5'"ALETIEIA or Letters on the Truth OF
Catholic Doctrines: BY Rev. CHARLES CoNsrAN-
TINE PlsE, d. D., 4 vol. II mo-, PIP. 1922 has
just been published by Edward DUNCAN, l5l
Futon-strcet. 1t discusses all those points OF
Catholic Doctrine deemed Objectionable by Pro-
tcstants, including the Reverence of Images, In
vocation of Saints. Sign of the Cross, Purgatory,
Confession, Indulgcnces, Transubsantiatlon,
The Pope, The Liturgy, Reading the Scriptures,
lnfalGbility of the Church. &c. Whatever may
be thought Of the conclusiveness of Dr. Plsc's
reasoning, we think all will admit its fairness and
unfailing good temper. 1t were crcdtabe to
Christianity if all controversy among It's Pro-
lessons of differing crceds were conducted with
equal calmncss and good feeling. The work is
beautifully printed, and its appearance reflects
credit on the publisher All who wish to learn
what are Catholic doctrines as understood and
defended by Catholics Will find them well set
forth i'll this work.
IL MuRR,Ys ENCYCLOPEDIA or GEOGRAPHY,
No VII. has Just been issued by Lea " blan-
chard.
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WANTED-A journsyman pumber-one that
Is wei acquainted viii; the b5sscsS- Apply a, Su Bow
cry, between l2,a and iS,a ssr-t,. miss.
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L ZION INSURANCE On bls Niuiud Jim
with capital Of ,0Oo together with the aacumn'aeo
THIS JACKSON MARINE. INSURANCE GOMPA-
Ny No 50 W all street, prepared To ssne fotle' on
Fire Marine aud Inland Navigation risks, ADJUSTING io'Ss ~
heretofore, with promptress and beraty
SIMEON BALDWIN, President
JUSTUS HARRISON, zee President
WILLIAM w. DIREi,y- Secretary. $40 u
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Nsw.YoEK. Aprll .Hth, 1873.

N;rs S,<rs Gsnt,euen-Althoushi 1t may be coG5tdsy-
81 for me 10 add lnatItsr proof u the Justly d.
served b, y,qaIe IepFa, t I o. Ssapn ,r
cia m The fact From bsin: most helpless Cripple "ol
>eas- tn, lower eSrm'ies which spread ever ne e
ins-p and feet distressing much 70 render iiie a.
miserable" am quit recovered and entirely w
te use your Saaparili, For years ~" n'iabe t2
,voiln-yhich discharge aud uns cety 0c
c0mpaned with violent itchinga0,l burning ens"Gs 50
a., ~ l4nriy, m. of all rest gave up despair and supro>
I'd tu,raton would b. necessary but hearing Of great cnEcS
inadc by your Sarsapiia resolyedt 10 make another eler
~ ,a-it nv l.aa-ud now ulrr the blessing of kIrd
Poyidcgcc ar, tlensit,l . ~ am will With eFl'a' OF
Ii;Ie 10 y0u aud thauktUes 20 the Srer .! all coed, lOr
rIir, blessing thu means. am, Your trcul,
ItNES ScCOt>NkLl. No. 100 rreen9ich u.
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DEFINED SIGAR-At the following low Cash
hprices: wooLsEY s WooLSEY o FIJI tier stand
ard quality Double Refined sugaI as follows nSme ,,s
Gm,hed-Oi PURCHASED hall cent per pound
pnwJe,.J-0, additional
The above arr packed as follows
caves in boxes OF 300 pounds J /.
Crushed in IBIS Of olS 200 NoeAarse 'oF packages
Apply 70 ii, NewYok Pat.at Sn:1r Refinery corner oil
South and Montgomery-sre or at SO " all-st. he
~ $50 o WV - ~ myi Inn
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rNFRIAGE MAKERS AND UPIIOLSTER-
u FRS, GOODS-WM NJ TITUS, No. 50 BeaTer-st
f for sale 4, low prices the following Goods ,yz; WoTSt
II ,mask. 4ni Ranet OF various color silver drab afd
blu loths black and drab Lnn@s drlb and blue sES %
it's: Turkey-fcd Furntures 81 and 20 Inch BuTlals ;
Berth Co:lnerpaues and Blankets; Marshails Tread &c