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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Cotton steady Decline in Breads'uhs-
Money Market Easy.

On, Fxpress from Halifax announces the arr-
val ct Halifax, Wednesday noon, Of the Cambria,
and by telgrsph from St. John we have synop-
ais Of her news The Cambria has - passengers
VIII be due At New York late on Friday night.
Business ha. improved. MONEY in London is easy.
coxsoLs are quoted At 9Oi oh 9Oi-the highest quota
ton being for account BANK STOCK closed At 1913. 70
le5 AuERlcAx SECURITIES are 10 good demand. L.
: STOCK llOt
Al Liverpool. June @ FLOUR was dull and lower.
Western is heavy at 22 I'd to 23s Ohio 23s Sd 10 2is
3D. INDIAN Corn sells freely at S3s to 55s for white
and s5s Cd 70 SIS Cd per Or for yellow. Com MEAL Toe
20 los Sd per Dbl
CorroN quotations are a. by last steamer. air P
land. and Mobile 4,d fair Orleans IL middlngs OF the
three descriptions A. At Hayrc, the market las duh
and prices without alteration
LARD.-A large business mas been done at very iull
prices generally and in cases al an advance Of
I'd per cwt The sales Of the week are 20 tons.
BACON has been IN rather better request Al Tuesday
rates. more active demand was experienced al
about the rates Of last week Sales Of choice Eastern
at 4ls and Western Of quality, at f0s per cwt
HAMS are nearly unsaleabe, SHOULDERS having far.
tbcr given way in value 70 the extent Of i per cwt
We have little business to report in CHEESE. Apar-
eel Of inferior realized 3Os per cwt
Thers has not been much passing in BEKf
In Western prime mess Pork Of ordinary descrp-
tions there has been fair sale at reduction Of IS
IS per Dbl
In Naval stores there IL only limited business doing
TuRPENrINE is nominal al Us I'd rs Cd per cwt but
at these rates no sales are reported. Common Amen-
can BosIN brings Is I'd Is ID per cwt, at which 100
bbls have been sold.
lRoN.--1he trade continues fat. Ia Scotland the
real demand below the average, but the prices are,
notwithstanding nominaly fair. Present prices IN
Liverpool Merchant Bar, 81 10 best Bar & , Hoop
g. d. Sheet 4 . Scotch Pig net cash. ~ 3D.
BARK.-A small lot Of Philadelphia sold At Is I'd per
cwt
Ous.--A moderate business has been done IN Fish n
former rates Cod ID now held At higher prices Small
sales Of Linsecd have been made al 26s pos I'd and
Rape at 40s per cwt
RICE arona il again rather deaicr 800 ties having
been sold At l7s rs
TALLow is very dull of sale little business has been
done, and prices are without alteration.
- For farther Dispatches Is,de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
Bishop Doane and his Diocese.

70 int LaHW q. ANt Aft@~F
The article copied into your paper on Tuesday
from the Philadelphia Spirit Of tle Times is in the main
correct Bishop Doanc has drawn from the Treasurer
OF the NewJersey Convention three fourths OF
the Episcopal fund tor which he hiss given his notes
This fund however was not az collected and invested
before Mr. German became Treasurer but the groli0
part since he has held the oftce But his dNg Nds -
invest il on bond and mortgage and 10 keep 50 ilrced
The Bishop has promised 10 repay or give security
aflr a HAilc But there's the rub. Can he do 10
There Is difference of opinion whether Nj Halsted
took the right method for bringing about nvesnss
ton into the Bishops proceedings. Tie may not have
should be had who viii dispute The Bishop has failed
for very large amount one OF the Trustees OF Burning
ton College says for SS1Aoo Now, the Bishop either
knew the state OF his affairs tune by0re Ac dia, or
he did not u he DID kR0r by What terms should his
conduct be charscterizcd' will not name them. Il
he dad ot know the state OF his asrs, he betrayed
most culpAble iguorauce-an ignorance unworthy OF
any man. especially Of one III his high and responsible
station.
he assured Sir. the minds Of Jersey Churchmen are
NOT satisfied The unanimous vote given against Nj
uaisteds motion. proves nothing. Il "ss eoAp at
naia The Convention were taken by storm Inc
bishops friends spprehensisc of al attack were fcsdy
and determined II possible 20 crush Il al once. while
Mr. Halsted stood unassisied, not having gathered
around him beforehand body OF supporters heslat
the Bishop did not leave the chair. dehcscy and pro
priety demanded and many persons who would nave
expressed their sentiments freely hSd ne been oll OF
tic chair felt unwilling 10 DO II while he WAS IN IL
There j. not yet an end to the business, You may Be
certain and should not be surprised II the puolc
should have before long fuller Development % me
proceedings of Bishop Dosne IN the New Jersey Cen
Ncnton and Diocese, than they Yet have had NXWAAk
IL The above comes TO us unscoomPanied BY
writer's name consequently, it proves nothing
not otherwise substantiated. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

The Free Soil State Committee have issued an
Address declaring that their candidate Tor Cover
nor james II Cravens) will IN no event he with
drawn, bat advising their party to vote Tor Con-
gress for the candidate in their several Districts Of
whichever of the leading parties shall pledge HIM
self TO the most thorough devotion to Universal
Freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
BY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE,
Cholera at NorfoIk-ChoIera on board the
Water-Witch-Th Treasurer OF the Avon
Theater abscOnded.
NORFOLK, "Wednesday, June -.

The Board of Health report 20 cases OF Cholera
for the week ending Tuesday evening - OF which were
whites and - colored The fatal cases whites
and % corbTed.
The steamer Water Wteh had 20 cases OF Cholera
on board after getting to sea. The weather was too
hot to admit ventilation Two deaths occurred before
reaching the Navy Yard and several have since died
There are five cases yet on board
J Walton, treasurer at the Avon Theater, has al
seconded with all the money received at Nj Bushnells
benefit on Monday evening last.
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For PTesldeni m 80,

IUNNAN IT bFNIV N1 q lIIstUUTI-
"CoL. BENTON'S SPEECH AND HIS IOSfTiON.-Ihe Tor
mer is the most conclusive and unanswersble have
ever read while the latter-hs POSITIONS Just such
as every fs Democrat every friend OF the Union will
cordially sustain We have room for comment this
week and probably will not have for several MS 1t Is
lengthy address We have only to say Here's TO you,
OLD BULLION %"
After devotne considerable space in replying 10 the
charges made against Col by his enemies the Dno.
crai says
kow WAS THAT some two or three years
hence when the enemies of Col Benton shall have been
left in hopeless minority, with wonderful simplicity
they will ask Well h0H was that +
We learn also from the Denorat that quite number
OF Slaves have away from that vicinity and pre-
carous has this species Of property become, that sew
era shareholders willingly otter TO dispose Of their
human stock Col. b. was expected TO make speech
Al Boouville on the nh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
New-York Po.r-Omce Appointments.

Jess Sts Alaosina. Gscssee Rruhsn 4 Wares. HAIRS
surgt Less Wa Bush Gsi-sv- wsssusioa Hsrt Rsyooss
Cumo He kiIsr AolEo ksooc Ltl- Geo
Dsanoa Rs Mosr-. Joha NcFhssos Easi Coz -.k aoha
~ X e.rt Eaf S.niofes Cofns Js@sfsoa Harry Fr~s
Bn.A Monikosr loha W-aesh siosq or, Co-mos Jos-qh
Nd. Halls Corn-fs. OliAr1, sso h-1~rk
Jrst Wo-ce-.sl. OisesQ, 5 Wti-rnsn FarsAsaa- s.
y.~,.a- A smith. Wa isstc~n. Ol.tA. ". { Chanpar
s.t :, sa. Wsyu- n Ware Nara1e. o1oatssa Jqta I
Cod S,-.1-a " Wtuas Oeo1dass holas o.
e,ga Pa,ii.oa. Ms1-sAs Hettu-f. ' A--goa s-ssaf-
- Jos.sou. Fabus Duo1tag2 p. h sPrasss Jnaaas
-. L L Moe s.hay-r Lac. o--so- " haff rae,
V,onrs Watsor sisierc 0ea-s--, Joan AAn,a Eesoss
- n &c.. Canastll1a Nsi-oa. A b bfust say
v-s.st Iss CO en3 Wa AL b.-e - V'oeis "a
IN sb,ss M.aasvile Jee-rsoa. pet'-F Nieei
- ~ D.. s-1toa (i-cs-s OuoadAsA Sin~on sPAsug no
80 D-.uar- Marshaa Il Ass sfnrg ots~o . rs u
eor "a, yrsd Cortland. n hssssos-f A2i-s-so- No-a
~. o.. Whs lursrne Wafrvl, hs1beu Nss sytoa e-9
49, -, n ~ A.. I've J9sF-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
by Fire of Donovan's Panorama.

RICHMOND, ' a. IuuItuayf june II
Donovsns splendid Panorama OF the Mexican
Battles exhibiting at the Odd Fellows Hail. was de-
stroyed by IRE last night The Hall was but slightly
injured while the pantin: will prove total loss 1t
wns insnred ior $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

Tsy Mkt CoSGREss.-'The Union classes the
u.,ober. Of Congress elect as u Democrats, -
.r.vlodte. and 10 Free Soil and estimates that
beside Mr. Pslfrey in Mass torfy'o"e OF It's party
70 trenty four Wings will be chosen hereafter
We will rive the Unions estimate and our own
eos., side by side for future reference VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
he side for future reference, viz ::

There is some difference, certainly, between
these TWO estimates, and neither will prove
wholly correct. Let US preserve them, aud see
which is nearest right in the main
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

SfsGULAR.-The following note was appended
the close Of letter from gentleman living In nesd
vile. r.. under date Nay - Tas rsb IN Connesut
Lake body 81 water nos far from this place. are al
dying They come nostns % the shore covered with =
green scum and M shore lined With them. This
singular fatality sad o. De ,he omen u pestlenoe
Iae -r around the axe q putnd
r. The steamer ST Ange arrived yesterday
from me Mlssour With nearvy cargo q produoe,
among which was lo, Of ~ packs u buffalo robes
b Dear skins and sundry smaller ots ~ iufs and pei
tres consi xned 70 the house n ChOutesl, CO.
Inc whole % Nlith tsksn from four Ascfinsv
boats a. e. J0seph - Louis Rep. sth.
~. The Canadian schr. sorcl arrived Al Cleve-
and % The sth inst from Montreal Tins 10 the frs,
sall craft that ever appeared 10 those waters from
Lower CanAda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

THEArRICALs IN CossEcTICUr.-Connectic
believe is the only State In the Union In which
theatrical exhibitions not allowed Al the present
session Of the Legislature in that state attempt has
been made to get Dill through allowing Theatrical
shows % be exhibited bill 10 this effect passed the
senate but met with most determined opposition In
the House One speaker said hstso far IS the interior
u theaers and shows concerned he was not per
.onsy opposed 70 them. but he should not agree 10
break down the established policy Of the STATE IN refer
ence this subject without great hesitation. Though
these amusemens might not be bad IN themselves and
might 10 lure person Of maturef habits and prin
cipes yet wherever they found they attended
By retinue scarcely proper even % nses retinue Of
black.egs l0afers and gamblers.
Other speakers we're more violent in their opposition
one Gentleman said ~ 10 rsttesnakes and tigers
allowed o. - a. large IL would not be- 80 bad. You
might Kill whole feus u these, but you cannot control
the evils that would follow the admission Of these pro
posed theaers
10 VA also lutmsied hat the proposed change In
ihes LAYS a. the solicitation Of persons with
out the borders " the Commonwealth, and not from
tner own citizens
The result II the debate nearly unanimous
refusal the part of the House % with ihe
and ALLOW oi theatrical exhibitions in the STATE
Bost0n Traveller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


HOnTO OF
Dr. Gkrr the Resident Physician reports 8, ne"
es. Cholera and 10 deaths a. having occurred '.noe
hsirID'.~ 60. Deals Csrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

" CAssIus NJ. CLAY made sn Anti Slavery
speech a, Lancaster. Garrard Co. Ky. on the sssb
alt. aud was replied TO by Geo. X Mckee aud Hal
Anderson. Esqs. EHwood Fishers lecture WAS the
srmory of the pro-Slsvery champions The
meetips was full, and the debate very able and
Interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

DgsESTEp lSFASr.-A male child about weeks
Old, sit isst evening with girl named Catherine
Frank ID wears o, sse. At tho corner Of Third avenue
ami Thirteenth St BY stranger who told her that he
going into grocery store TO purchase SOME srti.
Gle. and would be back in = few minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
A PRrs,prxrrAL NoMrNArroS FOR 1852. -

Booarile lMo) Utekly Democrat neat little paper
which zeaousy supported Cass and Butler at the last
Presidential election, has the following ticket under its
editorial heading accompanied with the subolned notice
OF Col Benton's Jefferson City speech;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

FROM VESEzUELA.-By recent arrival al this
port we have received full hes OF FL Psaa's OF La
guayFat April II, 81 Rsr,sor OF Curacao TO April 30
~ Daro Dc D5a,ss OF Caracas to May s. ana 81 Ra5
"eaae Of the same place April p. Our correspond
en' Also sends US copy OF Gen Paezs letter TO the
bai'or OF the Rssisor We md in the papers no local
news interest "a RsrisO and ~ Diario are Occu'
PED win long dissertations On Psez Flores and lris
ssyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

RrsoUEo.-A boy about years OF age named
G. W Carpenter accidentally fel into the clip at the
foot Of Rroome ct yesterday Aiterno on. but res
cued and taken TO the residence OF ii. parents BY 60
GERS Goodison and Flood. Of the Thirteenth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

EF Information was yesterday received 10y
telegraph from Boston OF the sudden death Of Nj Hen
~ r Stone for many years President OF the Suffolk
bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

BrsGLlRY The store No 81 Cortlsndst. was
entered ssi night ~ daring thief who cut glass
pane from the window with diamond. and robbed Il
OF quantity OF cigars md tobacco 20 the value OF as
with which n. e-csrrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

Folict Coysr-Jsnes Coates was arrested iss night
y othcer McMsnus. II the Third " ard on a warrant
charging Inn with burglary In tho thrd degree Held ~
answer Edward Thompson was committed 20 prison
Yesterday GA charge Of receiving rcr gegstor vsluef
81 - under A.e pretencss from Leonard Gartn~r OF Ne
: Lndlo~ al Two men. named james Saunders sra
samuel Duncan were arrested a. n O'Clock ght On
charge % stealing seven soveregus and ~ b lrom 81
migrsrf named fstrick \asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

" Fowiers g. Wells, Phreno oil oGfsfs and
Publishers. CAnion Hal ~ sasssast nsar ne Psrs
~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, WstsrsCurs Physs-
elan, y LsklngIo1-sv COusll tAtOo from loA lo4PA
~ Water-C1re fnstitates.-Ds TsALL receives
paerts ~ ns cOnOco1s city establishment IS Lsizhtst
one door from ST. JOLns Park add a. Oyster Bay, He
has also pstect assistants for Outdoor pracce. Con
s14LarOns, verbal or BY ieuer. y ny5 In
~ Water Cure.-Dr. MgEEkss Orange Aoantsin
Wstsr Cure establishment a. South Orange, } 10 no~
open FOR he reception u patents Tbs establishment nas
u he desirable octl for he praeroe Of ne
Wafer Cure and = ntfsd up IA very superior nanner
haTng privae baths s4cned 10 tie psuents rooms The
f0r south Orange cave The foot Of Cor sndst
COCK. A N and 2 NJ daily. reaching south orange IN
hOI Lees for circulars addressed 70 Dr. hEEkEs,
a. s5oye "a Inn
r. Wigs. Wigs. Wiss.-cirzens and strangers
Informed that the largest chespe- ADD oess assortment
Of naWiEs Oupees bfalds Of ong nsn and otnef
ornamental hair i 20 oe found a. aEoavssr HL1sDs
n Msder-lane. The trade supplied nyHln
q Look out for your Heads .-Those whs
have The s2preciss TASTE, VIII recognize ID me
style Of hssr-eulrns praciesd s AEpHussr HEARps n
Msi6en,lsas something unusually gracsf1 The ssye a.
WAYS suits the o. The Acc And lhen there are
Two e.sas bruises for ever sustcmer. What hurry
nyu I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

n We are indebted 70 Mr.. Fellows OF the
steamer Rip Van Wrinkle for Albany papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
CITY frT1gs.
THrspA,

TErsspAy. June H. lsse
suIcIDE-About O'Clock this morning, sailor
named McAsel Kelly, who yesterday showed symptoms
Of seAriam trcmens found dead n The yarc rear
Of No - Jamessi. with his throat cut 10 shocking
nsnaer An old knife va found IN poo OF blood
close By his side The decessed had Just returned rem
vovss, from the East Indies The Coroner wtli hold
An inquest this afternoon.
ATTEMPT AT SUIciDr.-A Frenchmsn. who
gave hi. name .. Alexander Gsary, AS, evening 60
,eri the second Ward station house and stated that
Ne had taken arsenic with the intention OF destroying
himself as he was destitute and no, Oeins abe 10 %
tain work he wished 10 die Or Mcdonald sent
for and administered medicine which had the desired
effect He was then taken to the Hospital where he
doing well when last heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
CboIers Preyentives-Brandy and Water.

To the Editor o. me ift0"Nfi
In a recent communication to the public. in
reference to the Cholera prepared by the Medical
Council, Resident Physician" and " Health Comms
sioner" of NewYork at the request Of the Sanitary
Committee of the Board OF Health perceive that
among other things "lttle Brandy and Water is re
commended to be taken, when symptoms OF this DIS
ease are manifest OF rather where the symptoms arc
more severe" than relaxation of the bowels Now
| am no man OF medicine, but lived through the
Cholera in 1892 without Brandy and Water, and then
understood from high official and medical authority
that persons who drank Brandy and other intoxicating
liquors were by far the mos, numerous subjects OF
Cholera even Ii they rcsored 10 such drinks AS pre-
ventive VIII you please 10 inform me, through your
paper whether the present Cholera Is another sort Of
thing from that of 1892 II not have the medical fac
uy actually ad anced IN science SO tar % kRon that
Brandy and W later is thing to take when the synp
toms OF this disease manifest As a Temperance
man wait to know about 1t before take Brandy and
Water even for that At first, regretted to see such
recommendation from such source but perhaps II
was owing to my not being duly informed WIN You
help SUBSCRIBER
Hnntssfia l. June s. 1872
Ps-Can you tell me how much q hte Brandy and
UalsF' Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

4y- The Chicago Democrat OF the IN INST
saws The schr Merchant reported lost on Lake He
ron. and The crew. consisting Of Eve persons, drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

CF These queries should have been addressed
to the Sanitary Committee, &c. and not 10 US
who know very little OF medicine, and are not a
very orthodox believer in regular medication, II
in any. We have a sort Of outsiders faith in Ho
meopsthy, and therefore will answer our subscr
ber's last inquiry to the best Of our knowledge,
viz Drop three drops Of brandy in r bucket and
I'll 1t up with cold. sweet, pure spring water.
Dip out one spoonful Of the mixture aud put it in
another backet, which I'll with cold water. as be-
tore thus raising the dilation lss Hahnemann
saws to the second power Drink one glass OF
the mixture hslf an hour before each meal and
smother lust before going 10 bed. This we should
consider a little brandy and water, such as might
be safely taken in Cholera times
N.B.-It would be better to rinse out the first
bucket thoroughly after putting IN the brandy and
before putting in the water. Ed Tho.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

ITO observation-disclosures for tagging the yards
Of Ward school No % in rhirtsenh-sl east u sixth
requested BY The slbscrbe and may DO cent pre-
voas ne c<h Of June the oes Of T. Denny, Bes
vsfsl where specihssnou Of shs wosk may be sssn
I ER0sTHs PEN sEEsstDrcr, Comm" Of seAool'
E Ssssf = 1 fAffas Isp.s'0r' Of school,.
Hsw.Ysfk, June q, ~. 'sHev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

NEW Muse The .5lowins new publications
have been made BY Firth, Pond Co.. FAIRIES
Dream Waltz, by VIM. Schsck Flower OF the
Forest Polka" by NJ PhihpPi and Jeanette
and Jesnnot Qusiriiles. By {. w Glover the
TWO latter with beautiful photographic titles Oil
yer D,sou, Boston, hss also JUS, published a very
beautiful song They that cow in Tears shall
reap in Joy''-words by Rev. w. b Tsppsn and
music by II. Waters The air IS very sweet and
graceful. and the song will be favorite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

rY- The AHERICAS REVIEW for June Is EN-
belished with handsome steel engraving Of Hon
Reverdy johnson Of Maryland. Among the con-
tents we notice papers on Freedom Of Opinion,
State Policy Leibnitzs Philosophical System the
Principles of Rhetoric. and an account OF some OF
the tribes OF American Indians by Kah ge-ga
gah-boyb the Oiibway chief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

DOARD.-A back psIlor, suitable for gentleman and
Dhis wife or two single gentlemen also, hns room
third story for or two gentemsn with MI OF par
ua board Inquire at IS Amtyst In the rear Of Wsshns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

~ "THE ROYAL GALLERr % EsGRAyISGs,'
is series Of fine .teel sngrsyings Of the works CT
the best masters, Of which We have received the
first number from the New York house of Z. 7.
Brain \ Co Each part IS 70 contain four plates IN
the hghes, style OF the at accompanied - a2P'o
pirate letter pren. The enterprise IS worthy The
PATRONAGE Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

DOARD.-One or two pleasant rooms suitable for gen
Dusmen snd their wives single gentlemen. 70 let VITA
board reasonable terms either transient os permanent
Apply % Mrs A NJ Maxwell, ll ChaInbers-st Refer
ence required leil lN'
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BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
SEVEN DAYS

tn THE TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX.
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THE TRUE SYSTEM or RELIGIOUS PHILOSOPHY
g Ia sofs nts grAfs- I--fd Edition O-s C.aFp,
We are glad % see that this admirable work
las reached is third American edition. every one
Of which = mechanically an improvement upon
the foregoing. We believe there are lew works
better calculated to min lister TO the wants Of
skeptics state Of mind than this. We have heard
OF numerous cases where the perusal Of il has
been followed by complete revolution Of religious
sentiments.
HISTORY OF MARIE ANTOiNETTE. or FRANCE
By JOSH :. C. ASCOT Harper a Bro.hers.
Another volume OF Mr.. Abbotts pleasant b.
ographies for the young, in the eegAn. style OF tie
other volumes Of the series. It IS embelhshed
with portrait Of Tal.eyrsnt, Illuminated title
psse. and numerous wood engrsvinss.
OERMOT O'BRIEN. o. TIE T,Kr~G OF TsEoAsH. By
HENsY WV. HESsEEr. Burgess 4 S,ringer. -
Broadway
This an Irish novel Of l64s, period rich in his
torical adventure, which Mr. Herbert has used to
good advantage in bis plot One Of the principal
characters is Hugh Neil the noted Irish chief.
MEMOIR OF MRS ELIZA ASTOR RUNPFF. AND TIE
DUCHESS DE- BRoGLIE BY Rev Or BNRD. Amer
lean Tract Society
The Tract Society has published this little work
Tor general distribution. The memoirs are interest
Ing and instructive
RUDlMENTS OF ASTRONOMY Designed for The
Younger Classes IN Academies By Prot d OlM-
sTED. Collins 4 Brother ~ Pear-st
familiar explanation OF the mechanism OF the
universe for the use OF scholars.
THE COUNTRIES OF EUROPE DESCRIBED By
the Author OF Peepoi Day. Philadelphia q :
Appleton New York d. Appleton Co
An nsIpid mixture OF geography and religion IN
loses o. suit the digestion OF babes X.