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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
HOT AIR FURNACE.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
WALKERS Patent Improved Hoi Air Furnaces, FOR
w beating Dwellings Stores Churches, xc.-The-- For
naess will heat economically ard efficiently; the mir In 10
apartments viii pure and bealhy free nom dyness dust
-,
They put up under the psrsons supervision Of DR.
Wassr the Paisafre and lave hitherto given -ntire salts
faction and are all warranted 10 perform we'll
Reference ~ w Taylor, Esa Governor New fors to'
pfs Mr. Charles Starr. superintendent do Edward he
eni E.q a. Wallst c. d. Rhodes, ESQ. lN Pesri-ueeti
Mr. Thoma. McElrsh, - Nassau, &c.
austf GEO. WALhEk ~ brohi"sy
HAUZE WIRE Window Shades FOR Psrlor, Base
q ment Office and other Wi1dow--DOor-, Screens Tor
Public Rooms. Sc-Th. Subscribers are now prepared 20
Manufacture order. In perfection, - sny z@ ami
paint them L-nd Other devices "r letter
hem These shades, for which Te received the highest pre-.
mum a ar OF tn American Institute, arr unlike al
Others DO he following particulars
They admit al the AZ and Ligh intO NE room.
They admit fu view 10 the s'rcei from the room.
They ob.uuct the from IN, street into the room
They keep Outa M45lefoef, fltSs, anc other Insects
THY are durable being heavily coated with on paint
They are extremely ornamental
sending address or IN the ciiy you VIII be CALEB
uron with sample Of the work AMI every gwen
LEE X 60, Office No. - Factory i,
between Wayery-place and Amos -
yB-Manulscured In Sheets Tor the Southern aud vest
Markets - q
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nOIRDINl sCuOOI. M New Farfeld. Co

BOARDING SCHOOL al New fairfield. Conn -
ID Th- school Il accessible By many pleasant The
principal Bridgeport, Norwalk and Harlem Rail
road and line OF stages The location Is distinguished for
ssubrty and healthfune.s The Academy ard Beading
House admirably arranged for the converenre happ
and health of pupils The system OF instruction NOR
oueh and practical embracing all the branches apperain
1, TO mprehensve Eng.h and Classical educsnon-
Also Modern Languages preparing students for College
Commercial aud operations The pupils under
the Immediate and superintendent Of the Principal
who not only seduousy attends Ia their edu'auon hui
yssniv regards their personal habits, cleanliness polite
ness carriage and department The Winter term OF =
weeks con mence- the 6h Of Oct $50 per tcrm IN
Gliding Board and Tuition. JESSE PECh, Principal
References Mcssrs Richard ID. Covert " aist New
York Thomas +. Newell a Cedarst. do; Rev. George
Peck u H. DO Muiberry-st. do; William CuHlDerson lO+
Prospect Brooklyn; John Nayor 3 >a-saust DO 80 SIN
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DROFEssOR OF MUsiC.-Mr 81

DROFEssOk OF NtuslC.-Mr SARONl h.. tho
honor " announce the Musical Circles of Nrw.foft,
thai he limited number Of pupils either At he
rooms No li6 Leonard beir residences, for
instruction in the whole any branch Of Vocal AMI fsno
Ma - and the science Of Harmony " Having aah the
advantage OF personal nslruc from MI Comsn HIM
self previous To DEATH Mr. SIen 10 prepared 20 Inn
part his pups knowledge Of Tho celebrated Eolian
Attachment GIL I'm
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DOAKDI>s. AND DAY SCHOOL

ID Ladies s2 Washing ton-st Brooklyn. l. This SEMI
nary will the duties of Instruction on The nrsi Mou
dsv September when share Of The public patronage Is
solicited For rms AMI references sppy 70 the Principal
or TO the Brooklyn Post Once.
sn-a a,wln,. MISS HELEN NJ PHILIPS. PRINCIPAL.
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ana cod lisp

r. DIR. C.I. Won Corr has removed BIS once Ala 10
streets Brookys No ilst Broadway New OK Ohcr
hour. 10 4 NJ TO Z. NJ and from 10 r. VI lie has on
hand very extensive supply OF remedies OF - oNn pre-
paraion AID Importation together with every d-cfpu"n o.
fancy scc usually KEPT in similar stores Among me ar
sold DR. Won Corr The following, prepares .!
himself. Life Pills Life Elixir, Restorative BiItefs ohis
for Piles Hair Reofsve SegArs for Asthma frrsrnuV-
Tor small Pox and al other contagious diseases All us
medicines are purely vegetable He continues 20 give al
vice 10 the poor without charge be has done Tor me ss'
three wears in Brooklyn
Nev-York 18Th August ls+i SD lmrv4os
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MUSICAL INsTKUCTION.-Mr. Dum.a.y

lVA No as Boadw doors sbov. Csnsst Professor
of The iutsr Singing ACCORDION Violin, Continues Ia
teach ladies snd gentlemen OF N.wfork the sbov' fashion
able Instruments their residences IN part of tin.
city, on tel much reduced. thorough knOwi~ige VI
Harmony and the Ar OF Arranging Musc tangh ureqsrei
NJ u. IL always al home al O'Clock A. NJ and al AMI
r NJ when may DO and given The beat OF ciy rri'
..css
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

FAIR HIT.-The New Orleans Picayune after
mentioning the case OF young Creole Of Cuba carrier
sodheaded canes, c1ltivstor OF mousiaches and a
pse'ca advocate of the credit system who managed To
se' INTO the books of the Boston hotel Keepers propre
"'' offvey slsbles and iradesmen for large smount
assen blked his poor washerwoman gives class Of
seenhons on this side Of Mason and DiSons line this
III which they will do well TO pro6i by
With OF our Northern friends a well curied
hoestsche foreign (French. Spanish or tsl'
an better passport to their confidence than letter
y unlimited credit II they sometimes get hit. they
themselves put their fingers In the sharks mouth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

:, AUBURN C.RPfTiSG-On Monday last we had
ce Pleasure Of examining some beautiful samples OF
.sretng from the establishment Of Messrs. Hoichkss
smith. Of this village. They were, fabric. colors
mo patterns Of the richest class comparing advantage
1sy with any other articles of simar prices OF either
"'e'sn or domestic workmanship. Auburn Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

tt' The Rhode . sand Institute Of Instruction
Propose 70 publish semi monthly periodical 10 be de
%sa exclusively 10 the of public education II
hwyuoios. ''''N'
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NAVIGATION

NAvloATIOH
I'm All ,ra VARIOUS BRAHCHEs, Taught complete
ch.rrv strrss by Capt \. Z. Hand, pracneSj Nev-
...or snd TessSss fos ysafs surveying and Laye:sS
Ssn Ss.xs v1th IL neihGnsnes gso0any. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

llOtRDING SCHOOL for Boys. New Canaan
10 Semnary Ct lOnN OseORS, Principal Number OF
pupils limited TO twenty Term. sl30 per year Circulars
may obtained OF ID. = nuncomb. No C-dars J. h.
slriyrr ~ East Broadway; H. Tremper 'ds Grand-sL
sis 2wf
LKENCH ~ GERMAN CLASSEs-G r. STRU-
L W. late Professor Of Modern Languages TN Brown
University Is forming classes In tie French and German
Languages the Robcr-nniAn system. 81 his No
c5l Broadway. GeuieTen enter their at he
Book Stores OF Me-srs Bartlett Wcorj, Roe Lock wood
4 son and L. j. Grower Ladies ching 10 form private
cssse- viii be- waited 81 their residence II required
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ME GERMAN LANGIAGk.-M. N

thor of improved German and knciish fhrbst- BOOK
and Professor OF The German language teaches separately
classes Several classes tor lsdi-s eNeusisey
viii he arranged BIZ the ot October, G d
ierenl parts Terms per quarter IN advance
Applications should he made NJ Euheer. the Office OF
NJ Van Hoavsnherrh ESQ. M. IS tentre--t - lme1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

Ac-Dr A h. CkISTlE, the ongina! psenIee and inSek
fnr of these celebrated articles feels duty To warn mo
public lest they be deceived IN purchasing T.yos ..,
st,ou, Or Crs;;r wishes the citizens OF Newly AND
All other plsces whers his discovery has been ntroduce
~ that manner recognizes any OF e AZ
80 .s under ,h. name of "Galvanc Rings, Bands, &c
uls. thew are connected wl bis and sold by as a1
,horIed AGENT DR. Crise takes The responsibility 10 ilr
whatever ard thai hey be regarded 10 no ol-f
hyl lsa direct frsud. All persons. therefore, "ho are
.ss-rg from any o the painful nasdies con prehrnlsd
ST. Rheumatism in all is FORMS Nervous Complaints
no matter how chronic severe IN character are rrle-
10 apply at the only place In New ORR WHERE ine snl
sIie Rin. ana teir notifications can se ohAlnei W.
"a EnlSonsl Sun Building. Numerous ceruhcaies irom
Physan. aid others NJ the hig@st character ard inei
,c. "a which are daily accommodating, Always be
scen BY Supplying al The Agency No. Si faonsl q. s,ox-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELECTUARY ian internal remedy Is a
Do-,ain cure for tire PILES either internal .xsfns
bleeding or blind. Sold only this city The ocs Of tbe
Original Proprietor A. UPHAM NJ. d. regular siucasd
PHYSICIAN ii twsniy years pesnee confined 10 an once
ertcce here Plies all Chronic Diseases success
fully treated Medical Once l25 Bowsry four doors above
spnng-st Oaie- bours from A. NJ W p. NJ Advice
gratis 90 lnlDa"
CALVANIC Kings snd Magneuc Fluid perfectly
NJ successful IN the cure OF Nervous seasss received W
steamer Great Britain The genuine only be Obtained
In this city " DR.. Cronbe's Agents PrIee OF knU "a,
Gold g. Fluid. IS A. r. D. Sands, ~ Fulton, Cen
e,al Axers For sale also rs $40 bro2d~ay II last
Broadway it) li9 and 81 Fulton Gpions. OF bowery
ami Grand Csarne II Avenu- d. cornsr " Clinton and
Dlyson-Mrs Hays, Bfoosiyn, IJs Fulton st.
aulo lmeodo-
sI,HE ORIGINAL and Genuine Galvunic Rings
i Bands, and Krscee'.T0e inventor OF lnese nys liable
articles OF all species Of Rhsumsi.m, Ssrv"us
Complaints, He al ache, &c would canton the fnonc
against those so profess rp<r,Sr kngs,
Bands &c They BE- bad Of
JOHN ]. BROWN CO. ~ Futons,,
AT near ~ss-sn---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

l8l Broadway, corner Broadway AMI Chambers ST
N J. Z. BROWNE begs TO inform the elite OF musical
taste and the public generally that he has removed h. show
rooms premises and would cal their attention
excellent selection Of grsSbf aud clare 60 NC md
rsctan taernf of doub and snsis action Harp, con
suclsd the approved principles with all the mo
dem improvements OF London and Pas and unensl"i In
briiancy Ut tone, touch and perfection OF mechanism
Particular care taken to ft them for the extremes or Gu
mate this country. The opinions OF The hrst musical AID
professional this country and Europe 10 sufficient
ties. OF their superiority HsrPs repaired. strings Ae
J. y. BROWNE, Maker and Importer ltom
Erard's,) London,
2al Broadway and IS Chambers a. New YORK.
se2imsaiDSW- Estsonsh.. 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

rV DIR. 4. 1. Won Cort'- Psieni Galyanc Bands
Mi, Magnetic Power These Electro Gavanic bands have
proved OF the creates; efficacy the system IN Almost
diseases They Will speedily remove he most acute pains
in AIN par OF BE system Sold with ful directions al No
asa Broadway SD eou'lOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
AxLETREEs, AxLETREEs.

gINHB SUBSCRIBERS, sra-fu Tor past i@vors respect
fully inform friends and the public In general,
that the, have made improvements la the msnusc-
lre Axes and cobtaue W manufacture Patent and Com
mon Ak upon the moot approved principles Aso Cfsnk
Aries for CARA Boxes hued and ASl-s repaired Al short
notice and best At No sz5 BroadsL Nswak,
~ aim HARRISON BkEEsE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

Music. Ferret, 4 Co have published IN a
WE which affords the best evidence Of good taste on
"e'r par, The following pieces Of Music
Les Russes sci OF Mszourkas and sci OF Polkas by
vote and Glover Qusdriles from the Bohemian Girls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
RoaRDTNG Ann pAy sCHooL

L'OR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs. BAILEY viii W happy To
receive her pupils Monday. h- 9th Of Sep;enber-
There few vacancies cr boa5ders h0-c ccsrous OF
placing their daughters a. this establishment, VIII pess az
ply Al Mrs BAieys residence. No 10 Cafoplsce oetcA'
sn-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
CHINA, GLASS, 10.

NJ J. MEKRirr, 100 Bo~ery. bstween Grand and
wi. Hester ss have usl received very large and band
some assortment Of French English and American gvois,
cofs pnsing Porcelain olon~, OAss and Britannia ware,
hail and solar lanps grandoss nc which t-J oder o. low
cash prices, wholesale and retail siz ineod DsN'
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uOUsATONIC INSTITUTE for Prscucsl IN

HUt cNTUNIt TN>FFft IL IvI 80 = -
IL sssca Education. siuaed at New Milford, Itch
Eel County. Connecticut Incorporated by Act Of Les-s
and Trustees Of suQu--uonshe character open
the reception Of young Of both sexes and offers
every ntucercn o the consideration 81 parents and
d.en- are ANXIOUS efficient and thorough
education for heir children ard wards.
One hundred dollars Pc year payable quarterly viii IL
Jude all Of education, with board wafhing mend
ins and Incidental expenses
PETER P. GOOD Principal
Further particulars and circulars may be obtained al -i
yoo.fsr.. - imro6-
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HARPS

IIANLEYS Improved double and single action Harps
III. Hsn-y The ony pupil Of \. Ersrd OF London aud
Pars public attention to his present variety inciu
ding of the u octayes grand Gothic Harps spendJy
snsh-d with new vibrating basses NC 50 Anthony ST.
two doors from Broadway. fLwps Repaired ~ I'M
Gu JUST F1NIsHED--Eiesant short Moeskin
LII flats al lls low price OF - fine Nuria sur al VI
-Thes- Hats equsl 10 Hats commonly sold oy 9th
ers Ut o. Also elegant Imitation Moessn HAS Z. 40
and g. ~ GEO r. H. BROWN, Practical Halter,
ala lms no Csnslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

DANE n BURGESS, Publishers aud wholesale
j dealers In School AMI M-celaneous Books salionrfy
aud Blank Work 81 Ohm 81 New iors- -
Purchasers the southern and Western states III ma
hi. house the available heyean select Tor liberal prices
and accommodating terms ~ I'm
aIUINAC.-The trade supplied with Alrnsnacs al
n fhs mice. 81 f.rnring Tn rtnne ofrr sui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

omy subscriber In accordance with lhe unrs has
reduced his superior Imitation Moeskln isis on fnr
Bodies To extreme low price Of t95 The above IL an
elegant hAi and will syantsxe"osy win
mats sod Ia this city $50 and - ~. Also constantly
manniaeuring Far and Silk Hats beat quality latest
psirrn and nj lowest prices for cash
An ard cloth Caps constantly on hand
H. la any instance the above dOes give peri- sasac
ou IL ran be fully ,bsnsd by gviag Information o thu
subscriber. j. W. kELLOoo, NO ITO Ssnso'
AM I'm
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boaroins anb botels.

llOARDlNG.-Oood Rooms, ~ith eornioi isoe accom-
ID modsous ADD board, be- o5sAneu NJ No ss7 hsd'
son-sI al oinns Luke Church The house has large
gsr-n attached and IN ever, r~spesi desirable summer
r--.c-nc~ ~ lmepJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

DKITANNIA CA>TOks--Ah ns ss.orsm-n. oi ois'
tsnn. Revolving Ca.tors sale, wholesale and st@u
by IauSl BOARDMAN HART, . Burnusshp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

"a CUNNIN(sHAM'S H6Fse LlbIihshI-I Is LIH'
lNN Iment has gained great celebrity 90 thc Ia"
Ill Canal and with all The principal livery ssAbes ,
IL mmedstely cuts gals, spssins strains
ysupg rng bones backs, and all of bruises on
any part of the hsrs. Oae bottle will last horse year.
and cure eli Tho rhsumatsm Ia the family Price ~ csnts
For sa 10 al 1874 Futon.L $40 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

TIE MEDicI SFRiEs OF ITALIAN PROSE Vol 3-1he
Citizen Of Republc-By ASsALDo CEBA a Geno-
csc Republican OF the 10th Century. Translated by
&. EDWARDS LESTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

II m. tav A very ~lptrfOf ENclr % TFAIH VT.I11'1
M, Coal rom he spohn vein 81 cents e.s han yard pr
80 wv W l. T. TRUsLOW,
II 80 Cherry and l7o Mulberry IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

Tr-.ESCE or COFFEE ssi 10 now useo m many
Eciies Ia Europe, tor the fret time introduced 70
the public OF Cnited SAtes by The Ran.fac'urer, T. L.
sladeczEL THIS Essence 70 made Of the heat qasty o.
coffee, cleaned snd sfed and by m duuon WIN bos On
cold wster the proportion VI teaspoon n 10 cup
the Of coffee Immediately BE- made when VII 90
ainy recommend 10 The patronage Of pvsas snn pso .
bous--ke.pers restAurstufs, sfnp sewsfos ~ m
The public IN general. For sale q "nos~-s ~ "a.
HILL. No Waier.0C ~. - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

C,OTTON BATTING.-Buyers Tor he Csnsda mar.
ket ,rs .sc-d 10 examine a large lot Of low-pneei
a. 7 Y UNDERHiLL- 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

NfRs. AKAH BETrs, % Phlisd-iphiA you'd %
wi uon ali Interested against purchasing The mar
hlr It-nne supporters Tn. instrument invented and
uiur-d BY continues 70 receive The hppfobsrod OF
most eminent physcans They can be obtained 10 tbs CT
only al John Nhaus Pharmacy, ls3 Broadway, where
.,plansfory books also he had.
< Bach instrument Will have the signature Of !
r.Lsr .tarred toll sls 5awSws
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ThincsIn Philadelphia.
Correspondence % The New Yor> Tribune.
PnILApgLPnIA. May l3-p. VI


Patrick Brown tried yesterday for attempting
To murder his vile Nv cutting her throat with azo has
been found gully lie VIII b. sentenced On SATURDAY
True bills have been found against Mhihoiland
and Rsg,n shm.1 with The murder Of John Burns
the fireman. wseA or two SINCE N bro"i-ste't
Eliza NcCHbt, "A poor unfortunate young woman,
about q y.as Of age who had been edcs by heart
less ,uniel from h paths virtue and then deserted WITH
her prng before N. Court OF Sessions day or TWO
charge OF conspiracy 10
tor, money HIS Hon. judge Jones, few moments b.
came fled that the POOR tnNdns 'nn iini'
d,,ry ordered her discharge The our mel
reason row gone aud whose reputation b. s;ed II she
lpreals TO the world f., charity she meets with Sc'rni shs
hraped hrrli she ri"'ts Tor
gy.ne, sh- with rdicule And Vet THIS - hut Que
ss- of ltuy permitted 10 walk abroad with mpuny
woman committed prison dritul! OF hal
gang OF notorious Towdles, who created a rot
AZ IN. Third Ward Southwark Election Poll ON Frdly
John H. Gore have held 10 bail committed TO pm
sou 70 answer
John Allen charged with the murder OF John
Haines will " tried IN thu tourt Of Oyer and Termner to-
morrow The pIrt-s both coloEed aud the mur"f ~
committed duriHs hgh,. .
SrocKS-A better feeling Is now beginning to
m,u>t itself in our Stock Market the fever beng IN
metsure passed away. The Transactions toby % mod
crate extent with slight Improvement ~ Prices. fsnnsya
/ Philairlphj, B,nh soli NJ 81 above
First Boqrf-sl coo ioui,vle 6's, lt 81 100 u states
Rank s., II archaucs bank. ~ 2in Wllsuston RAJ;
III LOCO T. states Is = ies' SNo 6nafd 81 81
Second Board-s5t TO state 5>s bw n -; s2C,o 90
80 $500 lehrh Mortgage Loans: leo WILMINGTON Rn,lrnaf
2ls 2!t SO COO Che and Del Canni Loan 49, III Fhad
Bank 1851 $500 City Sc. 1865. lost
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pAssENGERS SAILED

In tie ship Stephen B1itaey (or LicePoot-EIon rhG-
nix. Memb OF Congress SYork lady and servant. MIS-
Phoenix; Count nrd Countess Dion OF Paris and servant
Miss McCarfy Miss Rosale McCarty. Of Pars "etA
more, lady child and servant awrsEce Moore and I"oy
Miss Wilbur HYogk; Isaac Harris and VII Ara Ham. oi
Brooklyn; Captain as lady and servant Win MlI' 'bt
Berre. Robert Berrie. Jr. Miss Edith Berric Miss cara
Rcsre Miss Payne. Canada; Mrs C.rtind: chld ava
servant Antwerp; DelarOdere Louisville; Isaac PuIH'
NYork. Manuel Parada. Mexico.
In lie ship Northumberland for Loodon-Jndse Kent ana
lady, Francis Tryon David Voorhees,. Henry Bnrnu'
Mrs Wg Jackson. Carroll Livingston and LADY, Chas Car
roll Livingston. Rufus Prime. Nathaniel Prime Mr' WIN
Barrett, Mrs Havel OF Work VI Vassar aud ady' ana
Mr. Swan. OF Poughkeepse; Dr. Charles VIM setrh-, 81
Sprnge d. Mass Joseph Lyman and LADY, ana Miss Se
Ceary Of Boston; Charles shelton. lady ard servant oil
NIayeu: Mr Hearh 7dy and chiid and VIM Henry Beck
of Phlade lila; VIM Tiffany, lady daughter ana TWO ser
wants. q Somervile Norris and Seveti steele Of bhi.
more Hypo,e savjlc and lady Wilhem're Ssvalle ana
julie Savsle of hssis,pp James Cav Swkins oil -;
JsgO De Cuba; JAIME, Gaustf, OF Mexico; Mrs DonH""I
Reynolds. Miller Constable, Mr AgamaD, aud Geo Lane
OF Loncon
Ia he b,i9 III Ricl0rison for Naracaito-Roa HAWKS
worth lady Of New York; ~ Smtten. Of Philadelphia
Miss Gin Of Bsrbadoe'; Thomas Mcdonald, b. A. OF Can
Oh
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For The rassn<
NcWSpapSrN.


These swiit-wingrd messengers, ever Few, and
every where welcome 10 the family circle, are D.
coming daily more and more appreciated by al
cias>es-e<pecIsily IS instruments OF moral aat
relslous influence.
Res DR. Parter, OF PhiIadelphia, in his address
, 4; the Anniversary OF The American Trac, Soci-,y
and encouragement, that the Nt,eSrcpsT Pres was
chief: the hands ct hose favorable 10 the Bible
and 70 correct religious sentiments He fcl, uuy
thankful for the general readiness manifested by
Editors 10 publish whatever might contribute 70
the flrtherance OF truth and Christian enterprise
They had. in this WAY. ne SAID, rendered mos, es-
sential service TO the cause Of bereyclence and
general Improvement
Rer Dir. EpS, Of Boston, in TIE course OF AT
eloquent speech before the Foreign Evangelical
Society. said: Our meetings are more Important
in their bearings than we are apt TO imagine To
morrow. every thought uttered here tonight. MAY
be flying on non Steeds, or with Teesraph.c des-
pitch 10 every part OF the Union, 10 move the NM
and heart Of youus nation, that God has mace
Tor great purposes Let US remember. then Ger
responsibility lei remember, not tina, we belong
To this or that sect or party. but that we belong
to God and immortality and that every utteunce
ii our hps-every resolution VIC here pass-every
movement of our mind and heart, may wt,h e'ec.
tic speed affect ether minds and hearts, for good
or for evil. throughout the nation and the world
Fer. M SgaulGiig, Il returned Missionary irom
India, remarked before The Tract SOCIETY,", lhs
While the press in America WAS rendering such
extensive service 10 the cause ct uath, IN hs al ~
ID country they had hut one small uewSps ~, ac-
vocatng the cause OF evangelical religion hiuonS
ten nilions Of I,,irhGs aud he invoked the ard II
Christians and patrio,s tor giving Inc Press. with i
~, A. o.