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w The Second Edition Of The MER-
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Grace. and Pow rrs Lie. By A. d. Mayo l-no
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Sermons in the Order Of Twelyemon by " l. Rockingham
Emo. I'D 3c3 The Same. -.
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The solar system By Russell Hind l2mo PIP l9S o. r.
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Spirifualism IL ejOinder to Richmond.


To the Editors ~ Inc y. y. iftOhWc;
PROVIDENCE, r. L. May %, 1852
| have neither the time nor the inclna-
ton to use much Of your space in continuing
discussion with DR.. Richmond, although feel
well paid for what time have used by reading the
very interesting statement of facts detailed by hi A.
We want all the facts we can get and people will
ultimately settle the matter in accordance with
them. But while my business is such az to pre-
clude the possibility of my deyoting much time to
this subJec;, 1 must insist on not being mlsrepre-
sented by the Doctor, who, with all due respect
must say exhibits much more "pth'' thal argu-
ment just and reasonable conclusions from
some of the facts which stated, or which he has
related himself. In the first place he speaks of
my three crack facts" in such manner az to
give the impression that had no more, when
distinctly stated in my communication, that
could have filled many columns he did in his
first article. | might have multiplied my - three
crack facts " by hundreds, but did not care TO do
so, neither DO | now. The very facts recorded
in the same number OF The Tribune, are enough
TO make the Doctors theory much harder TO be-
Eeye than the theory of spirits. Even the novel
discovery Of the way Of creating new minds. which
another dOnbter has there recorded is quite as
plausible and adds anctl er to the numerous
Of opponents OF the idea Of SpirJss.i.m the orgin
Of the phenomena | have fault TO ind win tAe
doe'ers theory for abored hard establish the
IN ny o"n niLd rather than adopt what oykcd % ne
great burciy VIZ tha il caused by spirits. Airer
d much longer investigation than h has hal, was
driven from the position, dJibI not be VIII BE- & lie
continues bis Investigations win the scrutiny and dis
them word about the -" shell experiment" ] t4kea
handful Of very small shels so small that could aos
pots1ly them ii would, Willie closed In my hand
many Of Item inside II LIE osLer MT larger iaan
The scale Of small fish, and holding them in my hand
or taking them from another who took them from
the basket and passed them Immediately into miae as
we sid try 10 both these wsys) where it was mpo Idle
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Library. The edition viii be completed IN 49, "a
volumes in ,emi-r onthly psr.s. Demo PIP 'o'' SOU
by O. A. Roorbach)
E"CHAMnERs' Pocket MISCELLANY
vo i. avery readable collection OF articles rom
The esrIv volumes Of Chambers Edinburgh Journal
now on, Of print with oher articles Of similar char
,cer which appear in this publication for the r'f time
II is intended as "a valuable literary companion' i'r
Tho railway the steamboat the hreside and the BUSH
81 !. cxcellenty suited to that purpose Gould 4
Lincoln. 12mo. PIP. 1907
w The Second Edition Of THE MER-
CHANTS AND BANKERS ALMANAC Tor 1852, just pub
shed contains list Of private Bankers in ity OF the
leading towns of the United States, together with list
of the Banks in the United States names OF Cashier,
President sc; Table Of Bank Capital in every town or
city in the Union Usury Laws Of the States, &c (svo
pp 200. Edited and published BY j. Smith Homans,
No. 80 Wallst)
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~" HARPER's MAGAZINE" for June,
commences the Fifth Volume, with circulation as
stated by the publishers, OF Ninety Thousand copies
A considerable portion OF this number consists of orig
nsl matter, though great usual has been be-
slowed upon the selections. Three new chapters
given from "Bleak House." ard Bulwsr's My Novel"
is continued. An article Ocean Life, by John : c.
Abbott presents terestins details of the writer's
recent voyage Liverpool in the Arctic. TIE
fsvolite ballad "Auld Robin Gray with striking
Illustrations opens the number.
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ES@ "THE WAvERLY NOVELS" from
the Abbo:sford Edition. embracing the authors last cor.
recons, pretaces and notes, in the course Of
publication by Lippincott Granbo & Co. We have re
ceived the First Part of the First Volume, containing
WsveIy. L, is printed hrn substantial paper. with
handsome type. and Is well adapted for the private
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~ "A MANUAL OF DEvorIoNs," by
Rev. J. II. ALLEN Qeno PIP. l63. c. 5. Francis & Coz
selection OF Scripture lessons and prayers or the use
of families and Sunday Schools founded on the pruc
pies of Unitarian theology.
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e THE WESLEY OFFERING" BY
Rev. D. HOLMES. Qsno. PIP. 3Os Auburn: Derby &
Miller New,York; John Wiley) warm and sfoc
nonste tribute to the memory CT tie founder Of Metho
dis presenting the various exceences OF his character
In an attractive light together with cepous notices Of
the times in which he sbored for the revival OF religion
IN England. Though not claiming to be regular bi.
osraphy ia ajudicous and acceptable contribution to
tie personal history of great leader in the modern
Church.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

THE CONGRESS PIRATED-CAUTIoN TO SHOE
Dealers-Learning that some unprncpled persons are
Offering Elastic Gore 20 manufacturer Of my Patent Com
Boots made by bradng weaving India Rubber in
such TO shir contraction, expansion Of
the fabric with the spring. this notice 10 given that mode
Of covering and binng brous materials with cords OF
India Rubber used in making Congress Boots is direct
and positive violation Of patent and whoever manu-
features sells the Boots thus made will be pro-
secuted for damages All who authorized by to
required to stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
TENT all others nfrn and dealers are warned
against the they choose to DO concerned IL
prang this patent Knowing that the at
tempting through their mislead nnsuspect
ing dealers nd have for their nor
nation caused the opinion Of two OF the most gushed
Patent in the United States TO be takenherewth
published shall hold every dealer responsible whore the
manufacturer Is irresponsible. HORACE II. DAY, Owner
of all the Patents eced with Congress Boet N B.
Licenses granted at % Cortlendt street. New f and by
authorized agents throughout the United States except
Massachusetts,. Maine, and New Hampshire owned b.
Charles Winsow, Of Lynn, Mass.
LreAI orINIoNs-I the etters Patent is
"a 20 Dupont Hyatt, bearing date the 10th October,
1870 and OF opinion that the OF elastic made
BY weaving brous ateria which expand and contract In
combination with India Rubber SPRINGS IL applied in the
manufacture OF Cater Boots inlringem ths
Patent. New York, April p, 1851. y. II. CUTTIf' u
BosTor june G, 1871 hrve made similar tion
Of the letters Patent above referred to- and concur IN Me-
Cuttings opinion. RUFUS CEOATE.
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RPoRATIoN NoTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs
hereby given, to the owners occupant or oc
upsnts Of all houses and lots improved or unimproved
thereby that the following assessments have
by the Assessors and are lodged in the Office
Of for examin alton by all persons
viz For building Sewer in Stanton street.
om Suffolk street to point 80 feet east Of the Bcwery
limits embraced by such assessment, include all the
houses and vacant lot pieces and par
land situated both sides Of Stanton street, from
ok street to the Bowery; the west side of Norfolk
liz north and 80 feet south from Stanton streets
botb sides Essex Ludlow Orchard Allen, Edridge
arsyth and Chryse srees 25 feet north and 900 feet
outk from Stanton street, and tho east side of the
ITO feet north Stanton street, All persons
are affected by the above named
opposed to the same or sher OF them are re-
At their ONCE, No. Hall Of Records, within
hirty DAYS from the date Of this notice.
' SAMUEL III. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Oee Bsrsau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
d
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If,RoToN AQUEDUCT DBPARTMENT:-To con-
tractorsseasd proposals: endorsed Proposals Tor for
the and the date Of its pre-
will be received ut the ooe Of the Croton Aguo-
auct (Rotunda Park until Monday the 18th
sy o July, 1882 a. o,sosk, NJ 70 build sewer with
om the to Greenwich avenue being in length about
The plan cf the and specifications for tho
EuidipR the same and all other information relating
hereto he obtained application the Contract
|q,lerk At this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the croson Aqueduot Department..
NevYork. July ], 1852.
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PORA.XoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
Py given, to the owner owners, occupant or Oocu-
OF all houses and iots, improved unm we'd lands.
esed by the assessors and lodged in the ooe Of
reau Of Assessments for examtn alton by all persons
IA to the Sixth avenue The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
pr Thirtytii street. from Fourth to Sixth avenue
both sides of Fifth avenue, 100 feet north and 100
buth from Thirty third street, All persons whose in
Is are effected by the above named assessments and
opposed to the sane either Of them
present their objections in writing to the undersigned
Er Office. No; Hall Of Records, within thirty dayi
|the data Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
Bureau OF Assessments, Street Department, June g.
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|SSRoToN AoUEDUcT DEPARrxEsT.-T0 C0NTRAC-
tor.-soalsd preposas endorsed "prcpos. for Sewer
atins the same tho date Of Its will
~ of tho Croton Aqueduct Dspartmcnt
10 build sower with the receiving basins and cul
street. from the proposed sewer In Green
svsnue North river being IN length about 800 feet
rhe plsn aud specifications for building the
"a o. aud A other Internal reaa thereto car he OBJ
application 10 the Contract srk this owes
Presfdost ofthe Croloa aQaeAuos Dsyatta sat
Mer York Juos ~ 1851
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MUSICAL.


NIw MUsIC-UNCLE TOMS CABIN, SOLO, DU.
~ cts and quartette Uncle Toms Invitation to the
World, solo sand quartete Ladies' Favorte Sehottisch
Sohottisch Bride gutar Passaic Falls Waltz Maid of
Mountain Dell Gumbos Serensie, negro; Rosetta Waltz
Quadrle les Diamans de la The trade supplied
at MILLET'S Music Saloon $50 Broadway.
DYANo FORTE FOR SALE-GILBERT'S MAKE, So
II octave with the Folian attachment has been in
1t $780, and will be sold ches for
eash Please call at 81 Eas Twenty NTH street.
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TyRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO CON-
~ tractors-sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals fof
building sever in Chatham street. also with the 81
the person persons making the same the s
will be received at the oeo of tho Croton
Aqueduot Departments Grounds Park until Monday. the
with the receiving basins and euiysrts In Chat
ham street. the Mott street to and through
the Bowery to point the Intersection % Water
street. being In length shout feet The psn Of the
for the building OF the sans and AL
other relating tbercto can be obialned In spp
tion TO the Contract Clerk, at this othos nr.~r
President Of tho Croton Aqaeduss Department..
New York. June 80, 1869.
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AGENCY.

yUoRTHINGToN @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice law in the Supreme Courto attend to
before ConEres-to prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards Of
procure patents at homo and abroadto obtain pensions
and bounty landsto collect debts dividends legaos
in part Of the Untod States and foreign
trie to make OF fun stocks
and bond and mortgageand TO negotiate the
and sale Of loans, lands and patent rights In State
the Union. Particular attention paid to title
coming TO the United states Supreme Court
peal Communications, prepaid, addressed to W. G.
sneathsp No Carroll place. Captol Ill., WashnS .on
D. c., will eet with prompt attention.
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CORPORATION MOTT CE.-PU BLTC NOTICES HERE
~ by given to the osners, occupant occu-
pants OF all houses aud lots improved lands,
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSOR and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested yzFor building IN Thirty first street,
betw Lexington and Fourth The limits aced
by such include all the several houses and lots
lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Thirty street. Lexington and
Fourth All persons whose interests affected
by the above named assessments and who opposed to
the either OF them requested to present their
objections in writing TO the at their Office
Hall Of Records within thirty from the date Of this
notice SAMUEL II. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Of'ee Bureau of Assessments Street Department July
IL. 1882
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTICE-puBIIC NOTICE IsUERE-

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
" by gwen TO the owner owners, occupant occu
pants ofa houses and lots m proved unmrroyed lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau of Assessments for examn alton by all persons
Interested yzFor building sewer in Lewis street. from
Broome TO Grand street The limits embraced by such
include all the hou and lots
pieces and parcels land situated both sides
Of Lewis street. from Broome Grand street. All
whose interests affected by the above named
ments and who opposed to the either Of them
requested their objections in writing the
undersigned ut their Office No. Hall Of Records within
Thirty days from the date of this notioe.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
Ofioe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
10 ls52.
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RPORATIoNN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE "a
hereby gvon, to tho owner owners, occupant
hts Of all houses and lots, improved unim proved
affected thereby, that the folio wing hav8
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all per-
Interested viz.-For digging and building we'll and
no and 10th street. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses aud lots Of
ut lots pieces and parcels Of land situated on both
First avenue between lines running l0l feet north
nd 0l feet southerly from 18th street. and both
Of 10th street. between lin running foet easterl
S25 feet westerly from First avenue. All persons
(s interests affected by the above named assess
r. and who are opposed to the same either Of thsm
eqsssted to present their objections writing to tbs
|rsened, 1t their ONCE, No. Hall Of Records within
III dAys from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLS0N,} Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
toe Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department june
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CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
~ torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Perry street, also with the Of the
making the and The date OF its will
be At oce Of Coton Aqueuot
until Tuesday, the 9th day of July 1882 at o'clock M
to build sewer with the basnsand cul
vers In Perry stsee from the proposed in 0reen
woh avenue TO the North river being In length about 1864
feet The plan Of the sewer and specifications for building
81 the same and all other information relating thereto
sfice. NICHOLAS DEAN,
New York, juno 81. 1852 Ss-A'
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kposATIoE NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS

|oreby given TO the owner owners, occupant or
ypts Of all houses and lots. improved unim proved
effected thereby that the following have
3ompletsd by the assessors, and are lodged in the
the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
interested, viz For regulating Forty fifth street,
fn Second and Third avenues in conformity with the
|sned grade The limits embraced BY such assessment
all the several houses and lots Of ground. vacant
sces aad parcels Of land, situated both sides Of
afth street. from Second to Third avenue. ALI per-
hose interests affected by the above named as
bnes, aud Who opposed to the same, or either Of
ars requested to present their objections in writing,
signed, at their oface, No. Hall Of Records,
tAirtF dsyJ from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL Ii. DE MOTT.
F FL. e NICH0LSoN, Assessors.
%, Harssu OF Assessments, Street Department, June
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


A DAMS L. CO., OFFICE NO. SO BROADwAY-EX-
BY the U. s. mail Illinois, Tuesday July Goth,
1852 Through without detention Our regular ssmi
monthly Express for California Oregon &c. via Panama,
will be despatched by the 8. mail steamer Illinois,
O'clock r. NJ through ms usual in charge Of of
efficient freight agents, and special
senger to destination. Shippers will please remember
that this the only express whose freight agents and
tnationog and returning with the regularity " tho
mails. Having offices in San Francisco Saoramen
to- Stockton Sonora Nevada City Msrysye and agencies
In all other places IN California with
the siauds enabled to transport freight,
packages gold dust and yauable of every
description, with unrvaled despatch And security and
the most reasonable terms feirht to forward by
with invoices day Of sailing enable
ply with the order for oording and sealing
Small parcels and dispatches will he received until o'clock
r. M day steamers departure. Everything must be
lbs. weight 5s cubic No charge to
shippers by line for Custom House fees consular cer
tfcates. ADAMS a. CO.. No. 81 Broadway
RERFORD 4 CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA. SOUTH
ID America, oregon, Sandwich Island and China Ex-
United States NAH steamer Illinois, the fastest in the
world July 20h in charge of our special messenger
and freight agents" via Aspinwa and Panama. to con-
meet with the avorte steamer Northerncr through direct
States Pacific Mail Steamship Company equal
that of other All goods should be made
ter proof and not exceed 1875 lbs. Small parcels for
express trunks received to o'clock day Of sailing No
charge for Custom Iouscsor consular fees We have our
offices in California, Oregon and South America Passage
the United States and Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s
BERFORD co.. Aston House, Vesey street
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CoRPoRATI0N NorICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that petitions have been presented IN the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen for sewers IN suffolk street
om Brcoc TO Delaney street; a1d ss ~ Nnssou sree
from Norton and IL Berrow street, 100 fset EAST
Ell terested in TIE sss having cbsotsrs tsre
70, requested T. preseEt chs writing 81 Ls Con
ttses Clerk. ~ Fhls cioca before July G. 1909.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro, Al. Opt.
crotsr tQast nepsrts tBosundal Vark- Ioss 81 toJt
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CoRP0RATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owner owners. occupant
cnpants, of all houses and lots, improved
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by the Assessors and lodged the
the Bureau OF Assessment for examination by all
sons interested, viz For building in Franklin
street. between Elm street and Broadway The limits
braced by such include all the several houses
and lots of ground vacant lots parcels Of land
situated on both sides Of Franklin street. from Elm street
to Broadway and the side of Elm
north and south from Franklin street. All persons
terests afecteby the above named Assessments and
who opposed to the same, either of them
quested their objections in writing the
signed at their office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL IT. DE MOTE
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
ONCE Bureau of Assessments, Street Department July
49, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICES,

TAvEKN AND EXCISE LICENsES.-MAYGEB
Once nth June, l85z-N ottcc-Ths laws Of State
susse "svery person who shall sell by rsts any wias
dinanees o wine brasd rum, ga stroas waters bter
beer ale er ether or ssreag without b
ing licensed, 70 fns and mprsonment; and all
who shall sell any strong Or sPrtseus nquos!i quantities.
liquors imported or distilled By themsevssl Without beiaS
penalty CHARS for each
meeting for granting licenses this sce on the
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DILL RPARTITIoN..-FR CIRCUIT
- Court-in Chsncery. Mordcc Myers William How
land Wright the Mcreh.nts Bank Of New York. Thomas
Brookenbroush, Thomas w. and Mary Esabeth Brocksn-
Maxwell, minors, ct al, observation-disclosures Mordeca
Myers has fled his bill for partition Of the property In thc
city Of Apaachcoa known as share G. Of the Columbus
property, consisting Of Lots s. I6 Lots 49, 81 Lots
l. 20 ii 2; Lots q Block 90 Lots g. Block 81; part Of
Wharf Lots &C. ~ - ~ and six and quarter acr:s Of land
the city CT Apalachicola In the County OF franklin
And whereas, Thomas Broekonbrough Arthur s. Brock
infants residing in the state Of Virginia. Lucy B. Maxwell
Elizabeth Y. Maxwell and Simeon Maxwell infants. reside
in Leon County, Florida and Ellen A. Brookenbrough
widow Of William H. Brookenbrough, deceased, who resides
in Tallahassee, Florida 1t is therefore Ordered, That tho
said parties appear before this Court in Apnlaeheoia, and
said bill before the first Monday December
next or that tho same shs be taken m confessed against
them And IL IL further Ordered That this notice be pub
shcd week fer two month in the flerdsn aud Jour
raj OF Tallahassee southern Press OF the city Of ash
gton, and tho New York herald Of tho city Of New York.
GEORGE 8. HAWKINS,
April W, 1852 Judge OF tho Wcdern Circuit Of FLORIDA
certify thst the above g cory Of tho rder
y MOSES, SOLICITOR H. W. JOHNSON, ID. q.
ctutherh Iress afirgton AID Herald, Nov York, y
cory or two nor tn. and forvaa thog bls With reret
RIss Ss-