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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

SING SISG CHArLAiNcY,-Rev, alr Lrckey, the
late Chaplain at Sing Sing, has commenced the
publication N the sun OF an address 10 the public
on the subject q his removal and the causes which
led 10 il, We shall no; follow the example Of some
OF our contemporaries by taking sides in this con
;oversy on the strength OF er paye statements and
scrmises, but shall wait patiently till both parties
have told their story Is not this fair Some PEG
pie are too much Ike the Jadse who insisted or
giving his opinion after listening to ofthe parties
only alleging that 1t always confused and bothered
INN 10 hear both sides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
R.1r-nnnr Tuesdar ereninr

The Western mail Is in butt brings nointel!isence
worth forwarding by Telegraph The excitement
at Nauvoo is intense, and grand and decisive bat
tie is momentarily expected to take place There
is some skirmishing OF scattered parties.
The papers of St. Louis contain no tidings from
.Le Snntn Il E,rnn6itinr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Tux WAR AT NAUvoo.-We cannot ind room
for the iessis which reach OF the late battles at
NsGvco The s; Louis Republican Of tie 10th deyotes
'No columns to the SUBJECT but the substance coz.
'sed N the shorter article which have copied t.oa,
the NewErs ltis to De !s,nen,ed thn nothing can be
done to say the shedding OF blood between The parties
The accounts are 50 contradictory ,st il is difcul 70 a..
certain where The blame rns:aly lies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

"a The holiday attractions nj the American Museum
were never on more extensive an rich scale than tho
of to-day The 0rpheHn family III being their last wer
will sing OF their most iav0r!tc pieces, which, to
grthrr with the other entertainments by Western, Nj
Greenwood Pete Morris, &c. &c cannot fail 10 give
faction In addition all these Col. Chain, sonenus-
called the diamond edition OF Tom Thumb, twho al.
leaves this week., together with the Msmmoth Boy,
Oraug Outanc, two Cai'rrs. &c. &C. be- AZ 5
hours from \. NJ. to 10 7. NJ Performances 81 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Orders far Lardner's Lectures.

new edtion OF the bound volumes viii De FesaJ y
wednesday and orders first received vii be ateiss.
Back numbers to complete sets may il e 800
Az the Work win not hereafter be printed N 81
we cannot agree to supply the back nal1os'. b
great length OF lime The work bound OF :.
numbers can be ordered through any Bo9 ',assn
Country Merchant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

So C. B. woolridsy Constable Of the 6th Ward. yes
,erday arrested ryo MEN named arneL ai!et and YIN
Powers, emerged with haring committed the robbery
Tsv confessed he theft and conducted the officer TO
place az Fort Greene II BROOKLYN where the property
was buried and vhcaer il recovered The men are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Loss OF BRIG LAGRANGE. OK Nxw-Y oRK.-The
bris Lagrange, Haley, from NewEo-k Tor Galveston
disInas;ed the 7,h inst sze Of WIND from I'll
points Of tie compass. She had on board cargo OF
bricks cement and LINE. After he CARED
away, the water got into The hold aud communicated
with the hue and IRE 10 ,hS vessel The Ere YVES
kept under for toc. days hy having the matches
ion-way and scutte confined Saturday last l2h, the
crew taken OF By the brig Rowland OF Bath snd
carried Wilmington The crew had neither prov;s-
lens OF Tor fou- days, and unable 70 save
sny thing but aAt they stood Shortly at.s- leaving
the vessel the Arss 5urst forth and she entirely
consumed The captain and crew used every eXsT,.oa
70 save nc vessel bu; every Atieu.p; fi-ess. The
seced male, Cha-.es Stevens AID OF the
-sve; here this morning = the steamer Wilmington
IRON Wilmington, y. 9. tChareston News, l9tn.
II The Committee appointed a the Genera!
Coafs-ece OF the MetaOd,s; Episcopal Church. South
in reference the publication OF Qus-serly Renew
and Sunday School Aivoc4tci h=ve ret snd 3e:sr
Ia'rs+; hist those publications shall be cor-z'.st
ioTfaNlth they Dc published 81 Nashr!Ie TIE
Rev Dr. Baseoui = 10 Be the etiitor OF the Review
TIE CorroS CRoP>-Ihe papers from the Soath
coaErue 70 give oss eatshle accounts OF the iaure
OF the Cotton Crop such extensive devastation has rot
occurred before Tor many years. Prices urs,be serious
y elected BY Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

n The Iitstoa don't see how a l:5eral whis
anpossiby be pleased with the result OF the cleo
lions in Now Hampshire and Maine-a result which
IT says was produced BY a dark coalition Lib.
eral is the Unions word for pro Slavery. The word
has a different Specification in this latitude
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
DIED

On Monday evening last, EDWARD, son OF John c
and Mary Niebuhr, in the 5th year OF his age.
The friends the family particularly requested 10
attend the funeral th. wednesday, afternoon al halt
past o'clock from No. 20 81. Marks place.
On Tuesday the I'D inst. CAROLINE infant daughter
of Charles and Catharine Leach, aged months and =
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon
from So First-st. at 1; o'clock.
Suddenly on Saturday 18th sept. while visiting her
friends at Essex, Connecticut MARY ANN wife Of
Isaac B. Skaats in the 9Jth year VI her age
AZ Philadelphia l9;h John Read Jr. ~. John Drake
20. Goth. Isaac Lowry, Y.
At Trenton, Goth. Col VIM. Snowden. 81
At Cincinnati 18th Mrs Margaret Bell
At Geneva, 10th Mrs Mary a. Opdykc. -!
At Pittsburgh, 18th, Joseph Fleming A., afs. sarah
Ann Middleton.
At Louis, 18th, Hon Luke (. Law!ess. Miss Margery
kelley -
At Columbus 10th, John Corcoran Printer, Is.
1t St Joseph No. 9th ult from wound accustomed
By the accidental discharge OF pistol Sam Brock 81
At Philadelphia, l5,h John Spering. -.
At Providence 4 l. 18th, Albert b. Waters. ~
AT New Bedford. 10th, Mrs. Ruth knight, so.
AT Concord y. IL l3th. Ars. Abija Ciough 20.
AT Lockporr, IIth, Mrs. Eliza Wisner.
A, Buffalo, 10TH John Root TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

,-T- New and Rich Patterns Of Dress Go0d'. l.
dies BARKER {. TowLE, n GATHERINGS. bar
an assortment of new and rich styles Of De Lsiie
Cashneres, &c. for Dress that is superb as also sS'
import OF splendid silk, OF rich patterns and e''e
suitable to the styles now in vogue For isthH"
goods and cheap bargain: we would recommend r
attention o them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

HORSE DisrEMFgR-The Commercial has le,-
;er stating that the disease which has been So a,a
horses or Long Island has extended 10 Newlerscy The
same disease said 10 prevail 70 some extent u Scotland
The Newuaven Palladium mat The epidemic mas
also ulsde its appearance IN Cornecacut Blister be-
tween the ewes is said 70 be the eectual remedy
the seat u The disease being IN Inc head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Business Notifies.

IIrduLr lMroRrANr-One day last week memls
of the NJ. p or star fraternity was slightly disappomp
In passing leisurely down John.st. New.York City h
suddenly started up at beholding large crowd arOuA
No 30 and when he arrived to his great nstonshm,r
he found that the gathering had quietly assembled
the purpose of obtaining bottle OF Kelngcrs lniaLh
Llnmcnt which they We're busily engaged IN haudi;
to the multitude in immense numbers the officer vi
determined not IL be wholly disappointed, 80 he ma
an effort to obtain entrance, which by great physn
exerton no accomplished Tho Doctor very quietly a
politely handed him IA bottle, upon the reception
which he sagaciousiy left
CHOICE TEAS AND FAMILY GRocER,Es.-The pub
are informed that o. Fowler has in store and Is dGi
receiving from auction fresh Green and Black Teas q
family Groceries in all their varieties which no IA seli
at the very lowest market prices viz very good Ooio'
Souchong at IS. the finest 4s. best quality Young H
son Tea, fresh Country do. Ia. very fair do 3
superior Java Conec, Is. ID. fresh frkn Butter Is
&c. &c. His stores are go and i2s Greenwich and
Veseysts.
Y $4,000 worth OF choice patterns Cnpeiins o.
less than auction prices at the Cheapest Carpet Eta
hshment in the United states, No. 20 BOwey.-iiilAr
ANDERSON oilers tine selection Of English and Amff
can threeply, double supcrdne ingram Csrpetls &
usual low prices. Just received
10000 yards warranted al wool, ingram Carpntna II
shlings per yard
10000 yards Double Superinc Ing. Carpetng at5spery
10000 square yards Floor Oil Cloths from "a Sd TO "
5000 large Tuited Hearth Rugs, 20s each
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 90 Bowery
the first Establishment above He,teri;
Please notice the number 30. 30 2weod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

IlouoxHN-Thc golden moments Tor visiting tbs
choice place are passing away Chilly Autumn IS nc,
far OIL. and icy Winter trcads upon Autumns heels But
now ia the season for uobokcu The weather isl to-
hot the sun is worm but not oppressiycly so an, ,
good walk to the Elyseu Fields is real pleasure Ersa
the passage over the river in the due ferry boatse
Iu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

PREMIUMS AWARDED At rMg STATE FAiK-we
were shout to copy from the Albany Evening jour
mai a list o. the Premiums awarded at the recent
Fair bas on the assurance Of Nj Skinner that tia.
lis, is very imperfect necessarily 50 o the haste
with which ii was prepared we have eo0eluded to
await the reception OF an authentic copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

= Experience has thoroughly tes:ed the astonish
ing powers Of Reekmsns Plraonc syrup and Essential
Pills in curing all diseases Of the Lungs ana respiratory
Organs Office -. Cor.land-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

MISUNDERSTANDING the last two or three Jay,
not les than twelve huadred and nifty imuissas,,
have arrived ut the port OF Baltimore They are mo,
" from, Germany and land shores in .ONi
health Generally speaking, they pursue The wise ecur..
of making no arryrs in that city but push forward
their ultimate destination, the cheap snd fertile lands
the W est.
" Clearwater, charged with murder IN 0tse
80 Co has been found guilty OF mapslaugher III III.
third degree and sentenced to the State Prison for icu
years Gov. Seward one OF the Prisoners ccun.e
and the verdict was IN accordance with the defence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

INTERESTING FROM CALiFoRyh.-Thc CONNER
cial gives the following from letter received
here from officer on board the l. :. ship LIE
want who on board the L. :. rigstc Savannah Com
modore Sloat when that officer took formal possession
OF California 1t affords the particular account
rnt M shed Of this conquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
ROYAL GrRLEY. Auct!onerr.

,,;l h. 4
',a"A ~" A'''''1,' - ".' e''"''o M, ~.
~ Aoy"i uufley u 10 al t4er Long Ip''"' ~,
way, corner oil Duane-s'. valuable eoleeu'n VI 70
Old Prints suited to the artist and amateur many
old Portraits, tine designs for engrnver' and QUE
Architectural Ornaments, &c will be found amos
tn en-.
~ new and superior aricle of Candies called "
man, Pearl Lights are now very popular TbeJ are
every respect equal 70 tho best patent wax o. s
orc o'ie ~ pre- 70, 'oe o. sn n.aSostsed b.
candle msdear OF grea hardnes, and consequently 81
Die for the climstes-do run and resaInss
snains The wiSks are braided and made o. .e s
G'aty vi co,toh. S2rRpehse nus yeoh sP e. - ~ rsr,
VI s s sapsd"r Eli Five ssiisa ton he $;
%sr-anod fre from Nil ifeonriiies whatever and si
" a. aLV-'. IiN- ,ifr - rn,.r,r.,. are isfse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

r. ATwooD's CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook Stoves
These Stoves are warranted as ususL Persons wanting
Cook Stoves ese invited examine them before parchas
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail BY HcSok Co z's
Wa,er-st 81! Sgleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

PHoroGRAPHs.--To those non'residcnts who sru Pr
pairing their respective occupations abroad
we would hint the appropriateness OF GIT OF this ord
tor their mos, sincere friends, whom they about t
leave and its durability a remembrance. Mwh,
agree with US we refer to the PLuMpr NATIONAL p
GuEpRgAN GALLERY, PSI Broadway ior an unqucstcn,
Mo narnrrrro tYnc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

q Persons wishing advertise In Country Newsps
pers subscribe for them in any par OF the L. s. CAP
DO application tie duly authorized Agent, " g.
iy22 WIS Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Maine Election.

We have returns for Governor from > more towns
in Washington Co making that County complete.
The vote now stands in ST. towns Brunson. u
s7,7as; Dana, l. sl,ael all others Sa2i majority
against Dana 53l2. Nothing farther in regard 10
the Legislature or Members oi ConSsess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

" TsE yBARNpuRNxE portion OF tue De
mocracy of Albany held Convention Saturday and
appointed John Van Barren, Charles Chapman. Peter
Nsn Antwerp and o. Il Caiseadea Delegates the State
Convention The Hunkers appointed peless.es 30 tho
same Convection days ago OF course the Hunker
Delegates viii come home from Syracuse each With a
aea IN his car.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23


sY@ The Express publishes the apology of Rev.
Dr. Smyth Of Charleston for having slandered the
fugitive slave Douglass in Ireland, and says:
There are two sides, undoubtedly, 10 this story Of
Rev Mr.. Smyih but the probability s that he stated
facts that great distance from America hi could
prove and that To avoid the fearful consequences in
England OF SUN nt law he the letter here given
under that durcss
Our neghbor in his cagerness TO do good turn
for the peculiar institution virtually charges Dr.
Smyth with ut,ering udeliberate falsehood--a COM
phmcnt for which that gentleman will doubtless be
duly thankful. am quite satisfied says the
Doctor, that the statements incautiously made
on the report OF third parties. uniounded
This honorable retractcn the Express intimates IS
lie deliberately uttered merely to avoid lawsuit
That paper must certainly entertain very exalted
notions OF the character and motives of clergymen
Our neighbor takes occasion from this case of DR..
Smyth to rspeet its thrice exploded grannyisms
about the abuse OF our country by Englishmen the
happy condition Of the slaves compared with that OF
English aborers, &c. &c. Fie, man This ISM
Of yours is getting decidedly stale Your one
idea has been harped upon with such stolid pert
nacity that even children laugh in your face.
The Express affects to doubt whether the re,
port OF tins case was copied from an English paper
Its increduGty may be removed by the assurance
that 1t was abridged from the Belfast Whig.
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subscriptions received to The Weekly Tribun
Business Notices.

terra Astor House. New OK. WI ntFodIce te ashlon
for the season Thursdsy, Sept. ID. su26 II
FAIL FASHION roa HASA, G-nin's, pa Broadway,
opposite 81 Pauls-Having devoted unusual attention
in producing this style the attention Of gentlemen is in
v:ted 10 It The ghess, grace and buoysnt effects of
these Hats be descrbed-they must be seen to
auT Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

Court OF CoaxcS PLg.s.-Before Judge lngrsha1n.-
Cornelius Van Ryper vs.. John f. Sniith-The plaintiff
keeps dry goods IN Greenwichsr, and the deen
dant Is a clerk different establishment The present
action i damages for SANDER the defendant
hsy said i alleged that ne plaintiff drunk
An attempt ar Justification SET up, but failed II
commended by the defendant that the Witnesses did
not agree : TO what really said The jury gave
verdic, in favor Of plaintiff for cents For plaintiff
Mr.. Row land for defendant, Mr. Barker.
Porter & Billiard vs. I'm Jones SheriF.-The plaintiffs
sued Mr. George Bent IN acton Of Trover and ne
he'd 70 bail bur time aiterward, being Nov lci5
MS bal surrendered him and he committed close
custody Iii, conended that while thus in custody the
>aer-@ permitted HIN 20 his home In Furuan -
Brooklyn, which i OFT OF the County aad they otHs
action 70 recover damages for escape The defence
L That 81 me Ere he was seen Il Brooklyn ne was N az
tendance The Recorder from day 70 day under writ
OF habeas corpus and ha- he had been committed by
thc Recorder the custody OF the Deputy Sheriff who
mad right 70 let him 20 where he pleased To De
unEed this forenoon. For pia.nti1 Ness. E w Marsh
and W c. Moves. For defendant Messrs. Brown & Mat
!hews ind y. 3. Blunt
In the other branch OF the Court before judge T.!
Shooter ar assault and battery which triei
before by the la;e NJ. Price and verdict for
500 rendered, tried again, new u.f having been
allowed and similar verdict given
VICE CHAScE--oE's CorKr-Before Vice Chancellor
McCoun.-The Vice Chancellor gave decision in tie
Of The Receiver o! the North Am. Trust Co.
Eeary Yates ard others, IN which be declared the
whole Of the trusts, urder wia; il called The million
AID ar=I and secord half million trusts &c. be null
and void TIE oIicerz making such haring no au
Elot-IT 10 10 % " a" IEe special receivers exc ~
place Ire bonds and mortgages and other property held
oy -her1 Il me hands OF The general receiver
The Vice Chancellor alluded 70 the business sti be
fore him and stated MS intention 70 complete many
possible Of the causes which have been argued be
fore ths expiration Of his term Hs Honor WI! retire
from the bench the close Of this month HON Lewis
4 Sanffo-i re prsel;, .-.istau: Vice Chancellor sas
been appointed Vice Chancellor and anthony L Robert
=on- Esq. Assistant Chancellor The iceCEancet
or rees sgreeab!y % The provisions OF the Const.tu
oI, he having attained the age OF % years yet Ike
Chancelo. henr =. the Of nis retirement perhaps
there was no period of his life considering the expert
enoe ne mas obtained business of the Court when
ts was 50 wei able 70 fulfil the duties of his Office as now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

MURDER At \ CAMP MEETING.-Nc learn that
most uuprovokcd and cod.blooded murder was per
petra,cd campmectiug in the North Eastern part OF
this County sunday night last upon che person OF
Mr. Winston Goldsby, OF Miles w. Goldsby Esq. by
a man named Forbes The murder was committed
within ten feet of the altar, aud while the meeting was
engaged In prayer Gollsby we learn, was sitting at
the time near the altar with his head leaning upon
walking stick when Forbes approached him and spoke
to him. Goldsby Immediately arose and extended his
hand apparently in greeting manner to Forbes who
instantly plunged knife into him killing him ON the
spot. Mr. G. pcacenble young man. and hShly
esteemed. Forbes Immediately arrested and lodged
in prison We learn there had been some msunder-
standing previously between the parties.
Memphis Eagle, Sept 10.
StD CALAMlrY.--The house of Mr.. James Gall
near Fayetteville Ten took fire the I'd inst by light
ed candle coming III contact with quantity OF peach
brandy which Mr.. G.. cmptying into barrel IN hi
cellar The celur Immediately hllcd with tGmn;
sheet OF liquid tire, which communicated to the house
and wrapped it flames, before it possible for all
the family TO escape of the house consequently one
of the children consumed in the house, and two
others badly burned have caused their deaths
since and the fourth child received burns
dering 1t doubtful whether he will recover not Mr..
Gill himself also badly burned III the instant OF the
brandy taking fire and also by his cxertons TO save bis
family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

~ Hon, SAMUEL HEPRuxx, President Juareos
OF the e,h Judicial District Pa has been nominated
as the LocoFoco candidates Tor Congress IN the
XVIII Congressional District composed OF Cum,
berland, Franklin and Perry Counties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23
Court Caleudar....THI
Inv Courts.

COMMON PLEAs--Psrt Nos 81, A. 50 S. 81, 90, 81
90 65 20 Part 2-Nos 49, 10 A. ~ 81 IS, d. o. 65 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

~ Father RlrcHlk is nervous under the ap-
prehension that the Hale storm which has so dam
aged his party in New Hampshire and Name may
visit New York, He had better consult Professor
y snv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

L. s DISTRICT CocRr-Beforc Judge Bers-The
tral OF Van Fleet and Stuard OF the ship Gar
rick which comrneced on Friday last terminated
in verdict OF Not Guilty.
Van Fleet was placed upon trial on second indict-
rlent charged with assautng the second with
dangerous weapon The officers account Of a slight
difficulty getting Van Fleet ar TO tie him up and
punish hni. The second mate from behind had both
arms round Van F. when the latter MIN the back
of the hand with knife The defence we understand
Is ina, he intended cut the rope by which he was
bound. The tia! will he continued this forenoon
For t. : Mr. Butler For Defendant Mr. Clifford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

IF Mr. BANCROFT, our new Minister to Eng
land is expected embark from this city in the steam
or OF the Sth OF October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

g The steamer Sourherne- arrived last evening
bringing Charleston pspers OF Saturday. The same date
previously received by n.s:i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

~ The Wings o. the With District OF Geor-
g'a have nominated Gen, BENJAMIN Ctyvgl,Sp,
Of HaSeTshsm as their candidate :or Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

n The Cherokee .iSaoeats. we are glad to per
essre lends is support tie new Treaty IS the bes:
raaeener that could be made under tia circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

II The Wings of Ci,atoa Co. have nominated
GEORGE NJ. SEcSwrra, Esq, OF Piattshursh for the
Assembly, and Lor CRAMRxRLAlN for Sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-23

No. OF Lardner's Lectures.
This Number, which we have just reprinted, Is now
ready and order. can now DC supplied swouId be wei
for al who hare imperfect ses 70 complete them snee