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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

MINERAL WATERSHEDS undersigned hsv;ng been D.
pn,ntrd he gent for sale ui the celebrated Minerva
Waters % KIssin-e and Booklet OF Germany. keS COT
t nm vii. The greatest pr. and received fresh from
he every month The reputation OF these winters beng
gu well established and their efficacy universally ackno''-
sdg.,j I'M rren variety OF Diseases not deemed necessary
10 puh, any thin. more than the public will aways BE
supplied with the genuine article by applying 70 The under
signed where ever information The subject VIII be cheer
f,;iiv giyen ~ FLORIAN STRAUSS,
nyss I'm Arent in The L : So Beaver It. NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

MAcAULAY's Observation-Disclosures X Hart
have handsomely published Vol. V. of Critical
and Miscellaneous Essays, by T. Darlington
Macaulay," containing his Reviews of Mad.
D'Arblay's Memoirs; Addison; Barere Robert
Montgomery's Poems: Mills Essay on Govern
ment; Bcntham's Defence Of Mil, and the
Unitarian Theory Of Government, with his crit
arc all essays Of grca; power and aculeness,-
cvincng the widest acquaintance with books and
with men. 5Iacaulay is probably the best read
man living, liberal IN his sentiments, just in his
statements, but slaahing critic where ne sees fl
90 consurc or condemn. Satan Montgomery
is savagc}y handled By him; but for brieier
example, take the following from his essay on
Addison
We do not accuse Pope Of bringing an accu-
saticn which he knew 10 he false. We have not
the smallcs, doubt that be believed it 10 be true
and tie evidence on which he believed il he found
IN his Own bad heart. His own life long series
of tricks, and as malicious thai of Which
he suspected Addison and 1'icke lie was all
stieito and mask. To !nIure, 10 insult, 10 save
himself from the consequences OF injury AMI insult
by lying and eJuvUcatDg, was Tie habit OF his r.
He published lampoon on the Duke OF Chnndos
Inc taxed with il; and he lied and eqaivoca-d.
lie published a lumpso1 on Aaron Hili he wa-
taxed with il; and he lied and equivocrted. liz.
published still fouler lampoon on Lndy Mary
WorIey Aonagu; lie was taxed with it; and he
lied with more than usual errontery and yehemence.
He priiad himself and abused his enemies under
fegncd names. He robbed himself Of his own let
ters. and then raised tine hue and Cry after them.
Besides his frauds Of malignity, of fear, OF interest
and Of vanity, there were frauds which he seems To
have committed i:ou love Of fraud alone He had
Il habit Of sra;agcni-a pleasure in outwitiing ali
who came near him. Whatever his object niie t
nc the indirect road TO it thai which he pre-
irrrcd. For Bolingbroke, Pope undoubtedly felt as
much love and vencra,iUn il was in his nature To
feel for any human being. Yet Pope was scarcely
dead when it was discovered that, from no motive
except the mere loye OF arrifce, he had been guilty
of an act of gross pcridy 10 Bolingbroke.
Nothing more natural than that such man
ms this should attribute to others that which he fell
within himself. A plain, probable, coherent
pamalion is frankly given to him. He is certain
that it is all romance A line Of conduct scni.
puousiy fair, and even friendly, is pursued toward
him. He is convinced that ii is merely cover fol
a vile intrigue by which he is 10 be disgraccd and
ruined. 1t is vain to ask for proofs. He has none,
and wants none, except those which he carries il
his own BOSOM
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NJ Mutual Life Insurance Company o:
" Ynrk.Thls institution. during tIie month OF Apnl.

tmy4 edtJell Total Lives Insured. Al
rrIco III c.s.-31 i-s Cts. rur II Copies.
Can there be Il Church without il BiAh9p
Controversy between Rev. Drs. WGnwIlg; aad Po grow
ln= incidental the former tlGt l.c'e
cannot I've II Church without Il Bishop.
The above Controversy prute,i neat Pamphlet and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

ACCIDENT IL THE MINES At PoTTSvILLE.-On
Tuesday last, an explosion oil tire-damp took place
IN the mine worked by Messrs. Miller y HaggcrN,
At Potts. lie, Pa. by which five persons were burned,
though fortunately not enough 10 cause fatal results.
The accident caused by the Intentional ignition
al the gas, course which. although dangerous Is
frequently practsed. The miners, on Tuesday, hay-
lng discovered lhat there some fire damn in the
brcastin@ they were about 10 work, allowed small
boy 10 fire il, thinking that there would be but a
slight explosion. But ii appears that there was a
hole or offset in working adjacent 10 the spot, in
which large body OF the inilammable matter had
collected, and when the lamp vas applied, this mass
of mir exploded and rushed out over their bodies.
The men, being accustomed 10 such scenes, threw
themselves upon their faces, and the volume rolled
over them wtlioa, injuring ,hemycry seriously; but
the boy was severed, burned.
u Cynthia Roberts, OF Hartford. CT. was ar
rested on a cnarge of abusing child years old,
bound out to her husband. She was found guilty,
and sentenced to 30 days imprisonment in the
Workhouso and fine oil s. ANA costs. Her hus-
band received the same punishment for aiding in
this cruelty.
A.yrx,rIos.-Thc Savannah Republican saws
the following scene was described 70 them by an
eyewitness
During the momentnry imitation OF the public
mind upon the subject OF Annexation. steamer ar
rived nj Galveston, al The masthead OF which were
entwined in each others folds the American and
Texan flags, and on The deck were Sam Houston
and john Tylers desctabe Charge, Gen. Murphy,
also elrsaniiy eniriaed IN each Others arms, and
both especially h0r come you So
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OffIciA /
Annointments br the President.

Conn ,ri:h n. adrcc and consent Of TIC SeHdie.
SAMUEL n ARISG 10 be Coilecorgi ihe Custom. Tor ht
District; ard Inspector OF the Revenue lot te poit oi ch
Innrkinac. Michigan.
GEORGE { WAsHlxGToS. 10 be Cherokee Commissioned
Ions r IA.O. 10 be Cherokee Commas Cner:
THo..s H. HARVEY T. te Superintendent OF Indian Al
q rhan n. tot Lou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

u AMERICAN CRIMINAL TRIALS, BY PELEG
w. CHANDLER, Vol. II. has just been very hand
somely published in limo. of 3S7 pages by
I. II. Carter & Co. Boston, 1t is not book
for lawyers, but for general readers, and is
made up of most remarkable trials which took
place mainly during our Revolutionary struggle
Among them are those Of Major Andre the Spy,
Joshua II. Smith accused Of aiding Andre, Mrs
Spooncr Of Brookfcld, Mass. for numbering her
husband OF Col. Henley Of the Continental Army.
and ofthe Rhode Island Judges by the Legislature
in 1856. OF course, all mere tcchncali,cs are
omitted, aud only tie gst Of the matter i.~
sented The book is for sale by NJ. II. New
man, 1919 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28
new SUMMER FANCY GOODS.
G.. Y. MEMpLE..

NO % LDAn-~TREET,
HAS JUST OPENED handsome assortment of Fancy
Summer Goods winch ha'e been purchased of crst n
Auction. very reduced prce which he would call r
attention Merchants who purchac for -ah, - he intend
dong cash business only, ard therefore nbe To se so,
very low IN h assortment sei he found good vnrle'y 81
Dies Goods. Bu!hsrncs Pfuied Lawns Printed Agsln,. Ia
ces Fancy dkis Needle Work uud Lace COars, hsl- dc
.nn-. ilo,'.fr Glove &c M 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

IL Hon. DEED P. LACY, late member OF :'c
Michigan Legislature from Bernen county, died
recently at his residence In Niles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

g We have received an INDUSTRIAL AND Po-
LITIcAL MAI OF PENNSYLVANIA, compiled we
believe, by MIR. CHARLES GIBBONS, President OF the
National Clay Club ut Philadelphia VIII chi really
an admirable nlng in its way. The Map is so col
ured as to Distinguish the several Congressional Dis
tricts under the New Apportionment, while on the
face OF each County is given It's Population in 1910,
Vote for Harrison and Van Buren, respectively,
Valuation OF Property, and annual production OF
Wheat, Corn, Rye, Hay, Lumber, Iron, Coal, Cot
ton and Wooden fabrics, Leather &c. &c. For Pc
lit;cu Economists we'll as Politicians this is an
admirable reference book, and we wish somebod,
would be patriotic enough 10 get up such and as
good one for our State, though Judging from
experience, we could hardly assure bin that il
would pay.
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TO THE LADIES.

MiLLISERs ASD OTHERS ARE RESPECTFULLY
invited To call and examine our stock
Ia as i,tJs.-,
Ladies' Tuscan Neapolan Birds Eye, Bad, CHIP md Snw
lIonmcts Misses size: al." MSe Boy md Children l"s
horn Panama. aud Palm Lent Hats ufti:cinl aower &c &c
Al! scl!in. off very low. for cash, at
GALE s. 60. =, 25S i'enr street.
t. :. Iiurel Building. late
,,95 I--t Holt, House New- ork
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The Clay Tribune

WIN he published week. TIL the close Of the Presidential
Canpar l. will he thoroughly devoted 20 the advancement
Of the Wing Cause and the election OF HENRI CLAY.
Ii will contain substantially all the Political matter winch az
pe.r in the Daily and Weekly Tribune rth bre summary
of,s News Of the Dag and transmitted to subscribers fo' the
ful term litt- mouths az The following rafes
For single COPY. ~ GEMS
cnpiss. :-.-..--.-..-.-..-.s-
% ID copies in one package. -...--......-.so
And in the latte, proportion for number below 10 One
Hundred Copies will be Post Office for the
whole for sc. scarcely more than q cen, COPY
Those who may favor with their patronage VII
obhse by eadlnz IN ;c s'y possible 50 as 10
secure full set.
= Subscriptions nny bs RENTED through the Post oices
Ut risk.
~ When single copies ordered. the price of winch /
- the term. the % the subscribers Will be w
ntte cayecpe. but IN all other we:e clubs OF 1--WE
more are formed the packages nG be 1rs.;sl 10 some md
ylaual cfhe cu0 ;e Pos; Office.
Ia the Ciiy New York oHy t obtained ct The Pub
fishing Office. or from the Ncssbcys
" NEW SUBSCRIBERS I'LL commence with The arst auHi-
ber
orte:s ars respectfully solicited.
GREELEY L McELRATH
Tribune Buildings. leo Nassau-sI
y.,. Vol s--y IN ;s..
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VAL. kENSETT & co. g CATilARlNE-sI. F:cn.d
inform their iorn9r customers and the pubic senela!y'
tina, they have reasen above and ofefot sac an en-
ure new stock Of Spung Goods purchased Tor cash OF ts
porters Auconeers which will be .od at greatly teauee
soment OF Balzannes and Barage- i.um 10 a. col Lawns,
Printed Jaconets and Cambria Musln' On ah
Lanes from Is ID to 81 Barass Slk and CG.hmeIe sh1Wl
Ispbroon Linens and good assortment lot mems wear.
together with k PGraol., PRINT. MGsls and vntety ci
other goods which you sre1nviiei 10 can anu e'ahie
J,sE
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOrYPES.

pTJ-MDE DAGUEKRIAN GALLERY OF PATENT
L PREMIUM COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS. No; 81
J,rondwny aiurray--treet New lnfk-Awnred the
INST pRgs,rY and HIGHEST noSoR. by American end
Franz Institutes 70, the nus beaual cooTed Dgucr;co-
types exhibited.
This establishment has JUS, been greatly enlarged and in
proved by the addition of nearly the whole Of the FIST floor
bave the street aud embraces ewe! than TWELVE
senr,te apartments The seal. upon which the business =
ronc,ed Inse, advantages which where else 10 be
met with and hence the reputation which this concern has
rlwr IS epioy ed u beng the irst the verdi
The enmer Calet-nr cnrr e ont new and improved
sposratu Tor taking Drgueer,ype Miniatures ordered by
,centhc gentleman u Edinburgh. from the establishment ri
Prot PuHle. Il lar superior 70 any instrument ever leiore
manufactured bay state Democrat.
PIumtes Premium and German Apparatus and instruction
nj ll,y->f NJ I'm
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C,IRTII & HALL. No Franklin SQUARE hnye constantly
4 on hand an extensive assortment OF VI SIC md MI SAL
INSTR NE.STS of all kinds PLANO FUlTES al different
styles and finish GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns.
Tor whc they hive received premiums from the American IN
itue over MI other naker. and oi very supeo: md
stye of finish FLUTES Of NIL KIND, and hnsh Tor which tey
nave a!>o received rerente, premiums CLARlONITS kEN
BUGLES. CoRNOPLONs. TROMBnHES, sr; ~ Of leil
mnn warranted; importers n NJ ST and MI
kinds Of III Seal I,SrKUM ENS. NEW NJ SIC
e.! published JUST Pl BLISiiD n the ON. OF
the HUTCHINSON FAMILY: also, BERiINlS METH
% f;,r the RI NO: aiso the ORfHElS GLEE BOOK be
lng collection eet lnale voices. with accom-
on,.n sst-f! ard ccnpc from the lt German and En-
s,i, authors by AUSTIN PHILLIPS Price One Dollar pei
set Merchants and the ilucal community generally nrc Re
,,rect,i,iy uvi,aI 10 ra m:ttf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

VOCAL. MUSIC AID ELOCUTiONARY SCIENCE
Nh +. II. aSi lately assorgted with FrO. BRoSsoSl
would respectfully tu-e DESTROYS odevc0pns and cni
v;ing their VOICES Singing aud Speaking effective
MANNER without causing hoar>rneS eNhaus.lOn that ne has
established b,eitst No e Forsyth street the City OF New
Die lie will also instruct GLEE CIuBS and ChoiRs,
and give Pirate Instruction all parts OF tie city fofpar
,cuars references Circulars at the Book md Music
So. 1nv2l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

BARNEY O'REInpoN, the Navigator,
gives a title to volume Of Tales OF Ireland, by
Sam. Lover, author OF Handy Andy Rory
O'Morc,' &c. just published by Carey & Hart, and
for sale by w. II. Graham, $50 Nassau-st. There
is great deal OF genial, kindly humor in it. Price
25 cents.
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AIDES GONNETS.-Neapni;an, perfect article. toy;
49, NeIpnian Lace Dunsabes, Medium and Extra fine
Rice aad superb article oil CHIP ~i hs VARIETY OF fancy Boz"
Ato. Gents Panama Hats, medium ana lHt!n me- Tor
BoOTH & LYNEs. lOa Maiden Lane, 1t iooE.
,-to door above Fear 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

w NNIEU-By young Ia!y situation ms Teacher m a
schno she IS capable oi eachin, the fundamental
branches Of an English encaoa and would prefer going
~nutl. NlltGss Il pIs.-pnlG. ma IL.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

u j II II
y r. CLAYTON & SONS are in constant; receipt OF "a
~. adapte6 every branch d the trfe epf fcIh-
unusually large of Blank Book. Cap ana Letter
Ntn.. together with description ~ Hcs n!d Boon
Printing. CllUcd Paper oi Medium and ot,, Sues En'e,np
robuccn Shoe aud Tea Straw aGd Rag Wrapping Hard
and Cloth great Six and Log IrsHe, phln
aod cGlnred Sr &c Be,.es S,rlw. Bonnet. Trunk and
j,,,rhn, Ram. PR. pnf>-. AZ. ..c nlgI
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riluE RESr SONP Isl TnE WOkLD.-Famles wi

r;,UE BEST SOAP n THE WOkLD.-FamiIles who
,,a.re .rncrnr article OF the kind wi DO well 10 Try
Rbe;,ss Improved ruwn Soap It benz Truly an improved
,rf,cia 1y manufactured OF some other materials than
nny other soap gives peculiar qualities possessed by
other-.ich as not fading Cuic0es or Musin brachlns
Fi,rne;s making them perfectly white and soft
u1bngt shrinking them the least and excellent
toilet soap envag skin a. .oft a any Windsor Castle!
scan and many who say goes much farther Than any
Other For ,a- by most OF the PRINCIPAL Ciocers this C
and Bro9Slyn Every par i5a iDg on f2oer' impfoyeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

JpOARD IN THE COUNTRY GA the South side of Long
ID saHd.-A small iary can be accommodated WITH board
IN crY healthy aud pleasant location mile, from Brook.
yn the road - Concy Island. Sea Baiha. within half
mic. A3piy Il No - Cedar - ni23 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

pONRO-Wh pleasant rooni, can BE had at No So White
- street Tor one or two gentlemen gentleman and his
wife wi - furnished guiurlrLsi ~ required or
II .!. pa tai board Reference gwen and required.
MA lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

-"PIous THoUoHrs concerning the knowledge
and Love of God Translated from the French OF
FESELoN by Mrs. hlant," we have just seen issued
IN beautiful poke; volume Of PIG pages by c.
Sheppard, l9l Broadway. Its very ru'hlul and
excellent work, though the very brief biographical
sketch rrefxcd 10 il has proper claim 10 be cul-
Ind AL i,c of The grenv good Fenelon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

DIR. GRlrrIx's SERMONS Sermons not before
published, on Various Practical Subjects by the
la,c Edward rorr Griffin are TO be published in
eish, or ten Parts, at % cents each, by NJ. W.
DodJ. Two of chem nave already appeared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

eNIEp-Faa- Is .,.i.ur 20 have faithful and conpe
tent servants. Of r cupactie> wall please cai the
IIue IuieIlscnce OtIce - ttnnt ,frcet NJ, =,
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NJ Tenperamrc House, % NcseY-street near the
A,0r IicueAlrs f. VI Co.'s has taken tin. delightful tua
ION mud offers - her friends and the public is various nd
y,nrnces on the most reasonable terms.
The house neat and pewy ltn,sh ed, STATION qiIy
uuTe vegetable diet for these 'ho prefer t-wnn and cold
i,a liz t-e, my.lt
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n gtII-
room. hy lnQwnnS 2. Broadway between Reade aud
Duane Tcuns nw Also. font Parlo with crate and bed
joining let furnished unfinished, with without
h.nrt M lyy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

o. The Books of Subscription 10 tho Capital
S;cck of the New York and Ere Railroad Co.
the Office of the Company No. 81 W"ilstTce between tie
hour. Of 10 nnd5 WIN. VI. GOU ID Secretary.
Sar,-yors Anil 2th, 1874 as
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lust PUBLISHED, THE BIBLE STUDENT AND
u FAMILY MONITOR, SgNl-MOSTHLY PERIODICAL,
conducted nv Association OF Ministers and Lnyme nn
issued IN double numbers inter the first nunberenbeihe
by nnn but with Bible truth, Terms 8 per volume
Of u nnnbers payable IN ndvaace we respectfully solicit
demand. Those who become our pniro@s a'c invited :" gall
and have the first number Iur'c friend gratis Office
No. spruce n. Y. on the 2i loor. T.. II. WILCOX.
Publisher Inl- La
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Orte:s sfe respectfully solicited.
GREELEY L McELRATII.
Tribune Buildings. leo Nsssau-st.

n Health. 0mIe:, and Co for:.-'Tlie t;rnhan
House % Barcnyres; New. ioi pIoiefs G'ania:es to
rarry offered. l. ciigiby located clean aq airy street.
very near TIE bu'rcss par of the cr ana n Tie !nmtss
vicinity Of the principal steamboat; alhss. l. apartments
convenient anil neat. while table supplied WIN the t->t
Vegetables Fruits that be procured. excluding entirely
,nmal Food aud s,imL all kinds Charges !o!cf'.
sid effort made ier l,arer coE:u::a5. Shower
Cnt..- ise. l-Ine..!tcT Is Burrfy street. iy:Ju
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,FARNSWoRTH. SEDGwTCK. & MERRILL.
NcV-Nnfk. May 9th. l>n
y. i. References Of the INST rs.yrctsblty will he t;ce
siyen 81 the Office application BY elier M. p
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tiANrED-t Protestant woman to DO the work OF n
" small family. must understand cooking. washing.
,onnf Sc a' -'rl y II year old, auead children
Ngply No. Il Grand !, rrS7 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

Pnsms. all of whose cryst. ny.
e. inter-cct ut right angles
and are therefore conjurntt
ares Ufthe ciiipsoidaI mole
cule.
Pus,rs whose lat. axes are OBJ
l.quely mel. and are there
fore con-. diam. mot axes
oithe molccule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

spoARnING AT y CoURTLAND s'r.-'Ths establish
;Gmcn having been taken lease ready In receive sngs
gentlemen aml e who wish permanent board with
comfortable Apartments Enquire Vt Mr. Gere q CORTLAND
.r,,.t npSD lms
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r. Irish Er;Srni:. Socie Alphabetically
Egr,Qu Tor oliicen Of th 'riety for the ENSUING yea Y U
% the society 30 ber,ys; Polls from 10 u VI to two
o'clock +. NJ New. York. lcth Nag. ISL. mi tune nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

'I'O JOURNEYiiEN OEMAKERS.-Nancd first
a rate workman. - MAKE gentlemen. shoes.
SMITH & HARTSHORNE.
ms l7U Fulton street, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

SEVENTH WARD BANK. Ney9- York. May -. 1911.
lcS EIcction.-The Stockholders ct th'' Bank eFc
hereby notified that election or thirteen Directors iu the en-
suing year. and three Inspectors oie next succeeding cleo
tio viii lie held the Banking House On sDAA The lla
ddY Of Juno nert.
The Poll will be opened at 70 u and case ut O'Clock PM
Is order cfthe Bond. \. :. FRASER, Cashier.
,Ia1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28
A comprehensive view Of the molecules a
axes is given in the following table:

( axes equsl-CuGs.
/ two only equal-Rf. Square
: PrISm.
! the three uuequal-Et. Rec
| tang. PRISM.
{ lat. axes eqali COM. dlam.-
! RI. Rh0mbic PRISM.
/ lat. axes unequal co J. dldm.-
Rt. RhOmJN. Prism.
I the three axes, equal con-. d.
| ain.-RaOmbOfedrUH.
two lateral axes, ca. ccnJ. di-
/ ain.-Ob. kkOmbIc, PRISM.
| the three aAe., uneG. COM. IL.
um.-Ob. bbdf. Prism,
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THE TRIBU n E
Dana.s MincraIoSy.

,u:o.,,Jory Including the mc,; Recent Dscoycne:,
sIen o. nd amefcan SO PIP large svc WITH go Wood
Cuts. and 6I pq. wys d. D,S, A. NJ London and New
gures' ,9 TX S Putnam, ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

81 o. Ju,ae.s 81 IS 60 nea. ChalnLe., .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

u 4N''IVtl WIFI S1lI> VIS ITVss II sIs''
1t is loo apt TO be the case, when noticing a
really valuable and interesting book in Daily
journal, that The Critic cxhausts his space be-
lore he has fairly entered upon his subject. 1t
Is SO with US 10 day, for the FIVE hundrcdth time;
and we must bring this notice to an abrupt close
-omilting even reference to the remainder of
the contents OF Dana's splendid work We
shall, perhaps, find means of returning to it ere
long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

Pnsms. all OF whose nXes III,
'erscct at ObifQHe ANGLES. aud
are therefore COM. dam. mot
aAcs OF the mUlec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-28

; E-s L1Li.hRs REWARD.-vIoxsguRs B.Sy sTock
seiuhcaie ior thirty shares Of Sicksbug Bank
,Ssi f s nt~ o. ( Peck and numbered M w1,a
was enclosed ~ hief and IOs; on ;s ,sy fo Woiit Tn
above VIII He pad by SS d; Thompeons oce 81 Wall
sue-t- nhS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-03-29

NoreI Dirorce Petition-A novel Divorce case
was brought before Council to day. Peter G. Obert,
of New Brunswick represents by petition that hav-
ing once petitoned the Legislature for a divorce
from his wife, being informed that bill was passed.
he married another woman and he now learns 10
his surprise that he was nsinlormed, and begs that
the Legislature will relieve him by nullifylng his
first marriage and thus him from the penalty
of the law. The case was referred to special coin
mittee.-Neaoark, ~ ~ Adeertiscr.