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and we'll known
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.

SnIsr,rc. ,f :. - J.rI-Ir1,,
WeaYers Commission
BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.
WITH Az IyrRopUcrIoS Treating of the present stc's Of
me scisnce 9? Political Economy and me .4dGpati9n
q Us fllqetpsss 10 me CGndifion ot our orH Country
1''' ''s 'I'""''"."s y "S r'oSpe'Hg'
bY HORACE DREELEV
ne WORK oi Mr. ATKINSON Is one OF the most nstfuc
1--WE ana admirable that has yet appeared on the important
anu u"Hc' SUBJECT oi Political hconomy-dhcuIt, not SO
III '' 'Sse"'s OF IN 'he mature oil us laws as IN the ap
o ."''e laws 10 The asm'af complicated vary
oi different nations ana periods ne
law e'"een py Nl Atkinson are so gust so clear so vital
f SO strangely overlooked ny those who arrogate 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
b. Special Appointment.

B. Special appointment.
JOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer 70 the
QueepCAuTIoa-rh high character of these Pen, has
practice faud NOT only upon Nr elliott hu, also uron
e public. An inferior aeIe, bearing the rnsspeed naus,
'hus Glot omi,tins tha aa is in the market II
reai be detected y rs unfinished appearance and the very
Observe, tue sennine Pens ee al marked in fgn, Joseph
Gllos Patent, or Joseph Gi!ott, warranted and that
each gross bears a fac smile of his signature. -
The above may De had. Wholesale, OF HENRY JESSOP,
~ John street corner of Gold Jyi5Iv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
WHOLE NO. 691.
SANDS,S SARSAPARILLA.
VHIS MEDICINE stands unrivalled, lba

THIS MEDICINE stands unnvalled, (bascd as
1t intrinsic msrits tor the removal and radical
curs those diseases to whchit peculiarly adapted Be-
ing entirely vegetable and composed OF ihs choicest selection
D! ingredients c eonsonancs with the avs thai
govern the animal scouomy the system enabled 10 !ow of
s t3Se on healthy acti2n and The powers OF nature e-
unS er natural functions Thousands can and have les
~ ~ us eihcacy removing chronic constitution
~ ~ dtIeases Originating in unhealthy cpaved stale OF
tie ooo anu other .uIds, scToua enlargement of the
slsnd aad !uribaco, salt rhenm rncwom bar
tci 'tefa and other similar affections safely and
5iectuay cured by s use bur as by the chosen few this
Is termed quacSery the subject requires passing
ne que tioh, "hat QuacSsry !nd WHO'S Inack
Is oi serious moment and as the preservation Of health
10 e TITLED WITH TITS Of the greatest consequence
Ws disease nvade our physical frame TO take prompt aud
efficient measures to rape the attack Whether he who stands
on his reserved rights and precribcs cd IiJm the
powerful a:ent inclug OF the vruent poisonS
and IN case OF fatal termination sply that the patient
died OF - or hs who b. abonou and long continued In
vestig2tlon, dnws forth from the arcAn. Of nature hidden
stores useful know eS. and applies the berc, of sui
fern. humanity kng his rspuraon in the resnlt
entitled confidence the afflicted determine
II Is the mark OF weak and pnudced mnd 10 reject any
thing false because does with its own recon
ceved notions but II evidence Of noble and grnerou
md,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

ARREsrED.-Thc negro boy Stephen, who re-
Gently robbed the countlng-room of Mcssrs. LAM
beth & Thompson, was arrested yesterday by
Conmissary James and Mr. Lettord in the third
Municipality, and $4,000 of the stolen money
recovered l; is thought that others implicated
IN the affair will be secured n. 0. Pic, 2lst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
W-YoRK. MONDAY MORNING, JULY B, ls4a.
Cheap and Valuable Books:

70 The following works for sale at the Office OF the
NeYor Tribune, Nassau-stree opposite the City Hall IN
the City of NewYork. a liberal discount from the retail
prices made persons who purchase 10 sell again.
Life and Speeches Henri Clay vols of upwards of
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American Laborer, vol octavo 10
The Test Parties tried b. their Acts by Jnuius 81
per 100 copies or 1000 copies for. 20 90
Ellsworths celebrated Report Agriculture Arts, Sc .
Lardners Lectures on Astronomy y
Chemistry and Experiments in Philosophy, By Griffith
Political Economy, by Atkinson, with in,roduc-
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Gales Elements of Philosophy. 31l
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

Graceful CoMrLmENT.-Washington visiting
lady in his ncighborhood, on his leaving the
house. a little girl was directed TO open the door.
He turned 10 the child and said, :" | am sorry, my
dear, to give you 50 much trouble. . Z" wish,
SIR she replied, 1T was to let you m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

ANOTHER REsrITuTloN.-A letter, covering a
fifty dollar note, was received by house in Mar
kctstrcct yesterday, Of which the following is a
copy
The first duty of awakened sinner make resn-
ton to those he has wTonged.
The writer Of has wronged YOU and sends YOU en-
closed bank note for fifty dollars
he begs your forgiveness and prays that God for Christ
sake NAV pardon all his sins. Amen"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

No DuE1.-voltairc was once challenged by a
Prussian Marquis. he objected to fighting with
pistols, because lead would 50 naturally mlngle
with his brain that it would be impossible to Kill
him. The Marquis aitcrward became the laugh
ipq stock OF the Berlin Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
CCsIIs T. z Y
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE
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UNITED SrArEs.-Ths first part OF the American Family
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~ Letter from; the Rev. Aaron Perkins,
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York: -. :, r,,-
mower 10 saw that your msticln-. the Great Western
Pauac-a has proved great service ny amy' II ts
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Very respectfully yours AARON PERKINS.
~ King street June TO- lsi3 le3a 3sodr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

u The LAW REronrER for July, Just publish
lshed by Burgess & Stringer, 222 Broadway,
contains a leading article on the case of Jesse
iiai--an interesting case of murder tried IN
Massachusetts in 1884, with full notices of recent
American and English decisions, and variety
81 miscellaneous intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

CUAL! UUNL! "JUAL
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed. is permanently located at the
well known stand, OF Greenwich and Chstophersts..
where the propreors now receiving and will contnne;o
receive direct from their coieres owned by themselves the
choicest quality OF Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
promise sell al least per lower than the city
The business Of the Yard will be conducted by the subscr-
befs, and they solicit the patronage OF the public their old
customers aud friends.
Coa by the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

plTUMINOUS COAL.-The Mid Lothian Coal
Oining Company announce TO their customers and rhe
consumers OF Bumnous Coal general that the Company
by enlarging their mining operations, are prepared
enter INTO contracts to fill orders for The supply OF coal of
quality answering well 10! all purposes which
B,umnous Goals used and many purposes peculiarly
adapted For the information OF such persons interested
have tried their Coal they have Circular number OF
certificates OF consumers showing the quality and adaptation
of the Mid Lothian Coal for general and that through
has maintained uniformly high character
They have also appended chemical examinations and
analyses Of their Goals carefully made dleen and
places by scientific Chemists exhibiting uniform results and
fully sustaining the practical tests With these evidences Of
quality the Company feel justified in anticipating fair de-
naud for their Coal and that will satisfaction
all who may favor them with their custom.
A. S WOODBRIDGE, President NJ. L. {. NJ. Co
lSt January, 1919.
Address-RlCHMoND, VIRGINIA.
The above referred Circular be had this Office,
gratis je2i low
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

, .
more for your meney than can get al y 0'be' '''e
Come enc come aIl--come poor man thou,
Great Bargains for all arc re2ady 2 no" no. fss
PS-Country merchants and otn-rS = ihe saS el
tall bargains az this f!sae recoilsct % ~,
.,-a.r cnrcsY of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

HlsroRy OF lysEcrs.-Ths isa popular volume,
describing the habits and instincts of very inter-
estlng class OF animated nature. 1t is very in
structye and amusing book. 1t forms the eighth
number of Harper's Family Library" and,
though illustrated with nearly or quite one hun.
dred and fifty engravings, is sold at twenty-five
cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

sys5 ECONOMY AND FASHiON.-To those
I who study econony-Ife subscriber, in aceotd:ncr
Ea with the times has reduced ms superior imitation
Soesn Hats fur bodies the s,tfeihe low prce o;
81 25 The above elegant d.ss t IN and " li c9nl.I
advaaageously with hats sold Ia this city al 81 " and 81 "G
warranted 10 g.e satisfaction Also, constantly manuiacu
m and silk hats Of he best quality latest Ia!t9n and
Cloth Caps constantly on hand. ". KELLOGG,
je7 I'm No l3Z ttnai'st Gamer OF thompson
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
SeizG upon trnth where ere It's found.
Amongst your friends, amou-s, your foes.
On christian or on hea,hsn ground
The flowers divine where s'ar il grows y

OG christian heat!Isu ground
The f0Wer'S DIV ylne where s'GT II grOWs
Neglect the pr'ick!e and assume the RISE.
The rroprietors daily from the medical pros-
son ministers of the Gospel officers justice and numerous
private citizens ample and willing testimony. both
and verbal 10 the superior value and efficacy C this prepaa.
ton, To the poor furnished gratuously sufficient
proof beng given OF taeir worthmeSs
sui further proof of the superior value and efficiency Of
Sands SarsapariIla:
Nnw-Y oEK April Goth, lSt3
NsSsrs SANDS: tsntenen-ilthOu.h .h be consider
ed for TO add another proof the Justly de-
served celebrity yopr invaluable preparation of Sarsapal
H. yet ior the benefit OF my fellow men, tUe bound 10 pro-
ciaim thS fact: Froic bong helpless cripple with
disease o the lower eNemitIeS which spread the legs
nstep, and feet, distressing much render life a.
most miserable. recovered and entirely by
the OF your Sarsapafa. For years was unable
shoe and the right foot and ancle very much
companied with violent chin.-and burning sensations
deprive he of all gave up despair and suppo
ed amputaon would BE- necessary but hearing of sreacures
made by Sarsapara resolved make another effort
Providence am thankful to am well. With feelings
gratitude you and anness the cver o! all good for
thus blessing the means. am your friend.
JAMES MCCONNELL, No; i69 Gleen"ich st.
New York, April 30th, Si3.
This is to certify that James Mcconnell called and
exhibited his foot and leg and stated that by the of eleven
bottles 81 SANDs perfect cure had been Ell
tected With e.lgS OF the warmest gratitude 10 Ilesfs
Sands in thus beng Instrumental under Divine Providence
curing and restoring him to health requests me 70 give this
certificate. RObtftl JONES,
Alderman of the 5th Ward of the City Of New York
Prepared aud sold by A. B. Sands Co., Druggists and
New York and for sale by Druggists throughout
the U. S. Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for IS.
The public respectfully requested TO remember that II IS
Sands Sarspars that has and CONSTANT achieving such
the human frame subject and ask for Sandss SarSaana
and take other. mylO q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

G5S RINGwooD THE ROVER is the title of a
new novel by II. w. HERRERT, the author OF
CROMWELL just published by w. II. Graham IN
fhlladclphia, and by Burgess s Strngcr, 222
Broadway, in this city. The author is one OF the
most cultivated scholars and most brilliant VIII
!ers Of this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

gHATS. HATS-LEGHORN AND PALM
II LEAF HATS--Sien's, Boys aud Childrea's. trimmed
Sssand untyned VIII De sold uHusugliy low wholesale
and ye,ai 20 lose out lot haad would b.
changed Tor Fur or Silk Hats Also the place may b.
~ cn- assortment Boots AID Shoes hOiesae
Io,y or cash the motto. Please Cal. and examine.
GALE s. co. $50 Peah-st. I. 3. Hotel Buildings,
;o1 I'm. corner OF Eulto.-st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

S.-A CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
E,,;H PINE ORCHARD.-Ths well. known charmin.
.l Summer open under the superinendence
the subscriber. To the Natural Inducements the
Mountain such the almost boundess view from the Orch
ard the magnificent scenery the Falls, aud the pure, life
inspiring sphere mil be added every effort uron the
part of the PROPRIETOR the shape of careful attention. we'll
furnished tables and all the delicacies well substantias
he afford comfort and pleasure his visiters
June. 1912. 4. l.. BEACH.
T A regular Line Of PosC Coaches established for The
conveyance of the Mountain House, Immediately
Alter the anGing Of hOars at latsk. le27 Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

DEACH ORCHARD BROKEN COAL-Dis-
L charging from cana.boa carefully screened time OF
shipment, tor sale Al lowest cash price.
WARD & BROWNE,
All Washngton corner of Laight.street
la yard Liverpool Newcastle and Virginia Coal, for
lily use and manufacturing purposes. J29
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

y EDtMPTlON OF CITY STOCK.-The Fire
~ Loan Stock Of the City of Ne"York payable the
!st day OF August 1873 w be paid before that day
presentation this Office The interest Will also be made ul
that day. after which further interest viii be allowed
A. A. SMITH, Comptroller
City Comptroller, Office,
New-York June 22d 1873 je2; taul
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

COTTON YARNS-A constant supply n from n Rl,,. sns
u mills at Hohokns for sale cheap AFpiyZ agRisKIE
stors No 8, Pearl zud IS Fulton St TO LEI eheHp ny
ply al 50 geaver-st. or GLIB Broadway. q ZABRIsgIE
.ny6 2ms n. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
=. II 50 II. F.IUFT,
je20 i'm 10 South William and ,s Stonv-,lreets.

q JUST FINlSHED-Elegant Nutria Fur Hats
-. Ordinarily termed Beaver) the low price o So;
90 Ielor short nap Of Prus5ian Moleskn So. hese
Hats are equal in durability and ure TO those sold at ST.
Also an article at 81 So a very dress Hat.
j-30 In. BROWN Practical H.ter, li5 CsGast
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

I DUTLER " MORRIS, IL Water street, offer
IL at wholesale at the lowest market prices
200 tubs and iIkIns Dairy and Shipping Butter.
100 boxes and 80 casks prime Dairy Cheese.
200 bbs superfne bakers and family Flour.
80 bags Green Coffee.
50 tlerces primo Charleston Rice.
l0j VI genuine La Norma and Principe Ssgars
800 sall. superior quality Lard Oil.
Sperm OIL Soap, candles, LOAF, Crushed and Brown Suo
CARS, Green and Black Teas SPICES Fruit &c. &c in guam
Lty and packages 70 snt PURCHASERS sH II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

TLTRAAlARlNE.-T T Nuremburg Ulrama
- rGe offered for sale BY the subscriber, although
preparation. and yet unknown IN this country i
very extensively used throughout Ing land aud the
only equal the Uamarlne formerly prepared OF the laps
azl bui superior in brightness and deeper II Is
from all poisonous PARTICLES, and II exposed 10 the light the
open heat dampness o sulrhuc vaors y Will never
fade change; the contrary ITS brightness Will b- consI
rrably improved exposed 10 the heat OF the rays o
ranug the above stated qualities the Uitamarne conf
IDENTIFY recommended 10 the particular notice OF =
lst Paper manufacturers, for bu-ing the staff. .
ID. Manufacturers Of cotton and WOODEN stuiis, linen
yarn. tSc.
3D. Jaanners and varnisprs for ackeGn coaches and
dr. other articles mad- OF wood ean5r TN; II mixed VII"
white lead vii all the purposes OF common vanish
ith. Manufacturers of coioreI par.r-
j Painters oil aud al esco, for painting rooms, decora-
eth paper hangines for coorng tesround
OF paper hangnsS, and for printing
fth. Printers ard lithognphers
9Th. parceters, to paint pastered walls.
9th Lundresse, for biuen& nen lace bobbinets, &c. or
the starch used by them.
1t may also be preparing both China ink and ink for
writing and many ether purposes ie C!an1rn= may
be considered substitute for lIgO PnsSIan Blue th
different compositions ol BOTH and for other blue
raj coor,. has been proved thai b,uene with Ultremar1e
is far less eyrerlsiye than with the Saxon Blue Smait; h.
of No OF the former Will far lbs. OF Smait;
over the Uramarlne beng OF much brighter and lef
nanen blue color better quae for biueiug all kinds
white stuts linen, fanne cotton, calico twist sewing
and ace The ln.ento OF the above article have
GREEN ULTRAMARINE. which i, OF the sane compo-
and possesses the qualities the Blue UttramaHs
IL Will be found supply the ons-ie OF durable
green color Further particulars, With DIRECTIONS for
the CtfamaFine, may BE- had at the store OF
6. II SCHNEIDER,
I'm Sl1'i,I. IL an md 80. - fT..fs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03
FIRST PR E MIU NJ

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform ho.e Ladies who desiIou Of purch good
Shoes that tss ali made Of the hBcs French Hatcs
suited the share oi the foot that nooe but superior
workmen employed that our Eaediactosy Is ngaei ue
.upernrendence of very competent i9eniin and h4t
have on hand all tines etensYe aSSoEtMfnt cohsis
Of every fashionable IT. Ladies, Misses BOYS au9 S5
de' Boots and Shoes and aso import direct Eon tne
mixers in Paris Ladies French Shns iaIge
ways on hand. lCl LIZ q M iiIA !, t,s,Js-s,reet .
No. 29 BooadT4y one d0St %.d de2' and psIoma Tor
superior samples Of ladies ef4'sef o' -
Htasues taken and ortsr5 promptly ereen,:e 20 sn
IORp0R ATION NoTICE.--Pubhc Notice is
sdo ,,s,ant Aldermen pave twenty ysecordstreet
d.. W H. Third ana FouIh hrcues and 10 lag srace OF
i, WI M ue b,onsh tie sidewa,s OF the same.
iu.,.st-d III the soyr lstitIonaGd having objections
~ ."T,e are reues s present them writing to the
~ . Cnmmiksio>4, Office before the gh July, l23
Street cGmsesS.H;xaa a4 as. isa stier Comoissioner
C0RPORATION NGTICE.-Pubhc Notice is
hereby girea, thar petition hos been presented IN the
eoard OF Aldermen TO fence IN th following prorsty, pr
unded by Broadway the 5th Avenue 18th and 12t siIee
Broadway, 9Th AyeaEs ieJh sDd st Broadway asd
ih Asenue, 10Th and 18th Broadway, ah Aseaae
2oth and 2ist streets.
Persons interested the above petition and having oee
the same requested pecent them m writizg 70
the Street Commssioner Ote before 9Th july, 1913
JOHN EVEN, Street CommissioreT:
Street COMMISSIONER Office. june 30. 1913 lo
a00 BOXES frs, quality Family Soap for sale
#TOUlow for cash BIZ F. F, EDDY, "a Old Sup. aois
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

THE USE OF THE GLOBES and Elements of
i Astronomy taught aided By new and elegant instru-
net hich will facilitate the learning. Apply I" Mr. G
Vale Nautical Academy, 81 Roosevelt street. New ork.
Ladies and others engaged Teaching and amateurs ~ sell
tnce invited examine the above establishment Wales
Globe and Transparent Celestial Sphere Tin one instrument
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

CTOVE COAL-Peach Orchard Stove Coal
~ the Salem Ven discharging from boat
and Tor sale at loves, cash price WARD & BROWNE,
III w ashinrton, corner OF Laght.st
IL yard always on hand Newcastle Liverpool and Vir
gina Coal suitable for family and manufacturing pur
40.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

q TuE PRospEcrS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY is
the subject Of an able and instructive Address
delivered before the Petllo!ogian Society of the
Wesleyan University, at Middetown, by Rev.
ALFRED SAKE. 1t touches upon some of the
most prominent weaknesses of American charac-
Ter, and contains much that may prove valuable
and useful
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-03

~ Walter ruX>> .,,u and n. w. Marks,
ff1r.,s AZ i,X lntI>bur.n r., ulS TIM