New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-28
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He who would not plunge himself into the intri.
cscies Of mercantile business thu unthinkius horss
PUSHES into battle blind lie responsibilities ia dan
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ton contained in this Compendium of Mercsntils
Law Everything Of Legal nature relating to lndivid
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In short all the rights and liabilities Of merchants and
traders here forth in clear snd concise nsnner
and with such references tie decisions Of the highest
tribunals lesvs no in doubt as to the course
proper for him to pursue in any given Circumstances
Among the means OF 10 the pursuits Of trade
persuaded that in the long run. none will be
found Of greater utility than proper familiarity with
/ the contents Of this work.
/ The AxAsArs OF XESoFHoS with EagHsh Notes
Critical sni Explanatory, Map arranged according
% the latest snd best authorities and Plan Of the
Battle Of Cunaxa. By CHARLES ANrHoS. Ii. D
Prof OF the Greek and Latin Languages in Colurn-
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Prof Anthem. in the preparation of this work. has
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every classical studen, and every person who desires to
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will be duly thankful II has been bis object bring
together, within reasonable compass whatever msy
tend to hghten the nteres, Of the original work far
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Among the materials employed are some which have
never IS ye, been made use Of in preparing any Amer
edition of the Ansbass The text is based upon that
published by Prof Long of the London University
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Schneider. The publishers have given the work to the
public in dress worthy Of is character and Of their
own reputation as book mskers.
HARPEss' NEw.YoRK Class Book; Comprising Out
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Biographical Notices OF Eminent individuals;
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other works now In use It is filed with elementary
instruction in the Geography Natural and Civil History
Scenery &c. Of our own State. 1t is designed to
quaint the children of New York with the and
events whose influence blend with the sacred
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men, as well As burdened with a number OF new and
uselsss technical distinctions As we understand how.
ever that 1t has been Withdrawn from circulation almost
before II wss issued 1t is not necessary 10 give il any
detailed criticism.
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in our schools generally.
u MEXICO A. IT WAS AND AS Ir Is, by
BaASrz MAYER No. 3 has been issued. II is an inter
es,ug number containing observations on the City Of
Mexico It's Public Institutions. Prison and Trade sta
ti,tcs Mexican Character Schools and semnsries etc.
together with a number OF wood engrsvngs OF various
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~ The LADIES WREATH" for July opens
with very sensible essay BY Mrs Martyr, The sPi
ri, and Want. Of the Age Tbs Weaver Ia the title OF
a fine poem. by W. II. Burleish beside which there
are contributions from Mrs sgourney, Rev l. d. Bur
chard and others The number is embellished with
fine engraving Of Sabbath Day Point on Lake George
Published at l62 Nsssaust
II The PRESENT Position AND CLAIMS OF
rgr TEMPERANCE ENrERPRisE" 10 the utle Of a pam
pbet lust issued by Baker seribner li5 Nssaust it'
author l. DR. CLARK of Newark, n. J. The Essay 10
one of large number submitted for the prze OF slOo
offered some time since by the friends OF the Temper
snce In this City The Judges, Of whom Rev. Dr. Cox
was one. sgreed in opinion that this production was
scarcely inferior 10 that which obtained the prize for Its
more for,unaie author and they recommended 1t for
a.oecia premium worthy 10 be stereo,yped and cir
cuaied through the nation and the world L Is indeed
a sound and sse production, Deher too ultra on the
one hand nor too conservative on the other.
IL Tar WOODEN LEs Of SANTA Annss, which has
fund n, way into he American Museum, IL his City
,t,epg more attention than any other rOysiiy ever To-
trudns,d 10 the Golhamllss Il denuly 10 faly sested
and v th 81 Tho oln-r wonders u the place. Including the
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M Orphesn Family &c Ne csnuot bat excite gr-st
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