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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02


NAVAL sToREs-1e severity u 'he weather teday has
vry materially Etsrefed with business. and have therefore
quiet EArset SPINS Iuip.luh- Las o.-n Wy
cet but price. their previous tnrss under the IN
sht receipts ard the pprsheu'on' hit ot-' vii
be OF by tts recrlt sale along tl' coast AfrS sc nave
4 he errcs q S'ss' RON "Amlus'oI, It,Is %
ard 30 ibis Crude destined for the nArs-, IL Crude ~
thing ben DONE bat prices are very hrn ne st9ch !. A
Common Rosiu Is devoid OF snnAtoh' blt nero uDN
yr,b. prospect that -nbAfEo VII vanish under
the influence Il his days storm aud % soon a. can De as
lysred from yard tar export eetnSAd may D" Al'lPae
hcld-rs are very 6T o. q $40 rs delivered rom YAH
The medium and hne qualities are 10 moderate tsS.,
steady further sales viewer hsHr us'pten "a
rsetvs suI he sock sccuusuE tn he absence ~ .Ar.
rrc.s ar .ouewhst nominal Pitch dull a. ia ~ lt
OLS-Lin-sd Is II moderate rrqlrst AAd Ptiee' .sh1 -P
ward saes of600o salons American, tor n"ai. delivery
A. 70 ds7c casks ard IN bbs Crude "hae D. ig>1na,s
but pr,. without further ca.ee We pnG1f,Aea tnA ne
recent .-, New Bedford ~ 2c were forced on - mhfEr
A. oct OF the holders there hruy densnins 10 Crpde
Sperm and moderate DEMAND ~e note iii1f ga
III 80 Dbl. A. Sru Bedford " = gallon, ash MAnuia
tr,d OF. paniss bot Price. ar anAsred Lad On re-
qJiet 81 e 81 % cash and mos i' Plus
Olive n 1ood request ard prices shade better s,- 81
100 PIGS e sGtr1 ioI quarts and Pns: Ksa ~. 4. =
lee A. ryos &C 70 ust received sold previous 70 AZ
PROyIsIOEs-The demand ~ Pork i rood price. are
better The reduced stock and hight arrivals n
es1s 10 F,o.Pee re p ar. a. 80 s pr 90 Me-.
~ for Hr~ CO. 81 IS tor uuin.p-c'ed Mess Bel 10
an, - az 4, 3D. S- M - 9s go 50 f new Prime
us tor Lew CoLary Ness and old FepacEed "s,en Vas
srd as ~ for crack Cleveland And Chc4go Pune A-s
.iI.pti,s a, s!iess Beef san. ar hrm At ssoe 2
ssrou : inactive bit u lc Cut Meat. ar 10 I'm
saoulcsr, Dr,..ed Hos. demand elosc,hs IN
.ids p- tho, from Ohio Lard Il s91s hrmer ne any.
sEi5ic trEs ar held I3ic Butter quite srm AID IN
.'saiy request =. or STATE, and = - Tor Yea MAZE
RlCE-SotsEg Las IAasFTee ~e continue 20 'oie at
e for comuon 10 prime.
oldes Rshned eoniinl aya.enE VIC very 'l =
IT, Messrs Stuart hsye fssec ther q-o'AoEs
80 Crrs Cyps 4, sic TIE stock On hand ths evening
parsi viii iAst year sam tn-s, Is - ioAo"'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
Wheeling High School.

THE subscribers have associated Themselves for the pur-
pose Of opening Classical and Mathematical School in
Wheeling II their intention every respect
equal the best Academies md High Schools In
Pupils will be prepared to class In College,
engage the active peTsuitS Of fe The
studies will embrace the Enssh, Latin, Greek French,
Spanish languages, and full Of Mathematics
The Principals had ample experience teAching in
various Academies and graduates Of OF the best
Institutions United States fprnish sAtsfae
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he introduced far to have
daily drill which will he found Of great advantage In CIV
ing regular exercise To The pupils and Improving their
rage.
The School Will opened the 4,h March and close
for the summer vacation the 9Th Of july Due notice
will be given Of the location Of the school.
Por the present. the Principals be found at the ure
House, where application be made for further Informs
ton. ]. r.. JONES,
Of Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
hon TBrfyr ,nOIIsc- !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
-THIPD -SUMMER STOCK.

T BEG leave the public that lave Just returned
/ from East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con-
sisting Of Lawns, Bsrages, Mantllas. ect.
call especial attention to stock Of Straw and Nea-
poItan Of every description both plain and fancy
which shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
ibis senson.
Bonnet Ribbons OF which purchased large quantity
and Of which confident the largest stock
Wheeling shall sell less they have been sold This
By calling will convince yourself of the fact
sell them 25 per less than other House.
Also, 200 doz Ruches, which Invite the attention of
the Trade, will sell cheap any JObbinR House
East; only buying from Manufacturers and Irporers
Also 100 doZ of those cheap 12e Mitt the great
est bargains SOLD in Wheeling.
Also tOO0 yds OF the plain Berages at CSC, fully
Also SO more of those Collars at Sc which are cheap
at 12Hc.
To my OF Lawns, which have selected from the
latest designs, call especial attention.
Country Merchants recruiting their stock would 10
well call have many Auction Bargains which
shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC Prayer,
je6 No. I2S Main ST..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

PIG IRON.
I'VE are large stock OF the best quality
w OF Hanging Pig Iron for Foundry most Of
veh S very consisting Of the following brands, viz
MONROE FURNACE,
HARRIEON "a
Mt. SAVAGE Z"
VINTON
KEYSTONE {"
GREENuP as
LIMESTONE '
BUFFALO
for sale BY
NIP corner Main and Quiney streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

WALL PAPER. CHEAPER THAN EVER.
JE viii now sell lne wide heavily glazed wall at
w 33[ and sly cents which formerly Sold and Is
in perfect order and the only reason we offer this induce
nent to purchasers Is that the papers, at the usual prices
high for the market We have also in hands
fine assortment Of cheap paper which offer very low
Ale lust received new books among them the private
correspondence Of Daniel Webster BY his Son; VIVA by
Mrs S0GhwcT Travels in Europe; by 1ranseus; Inquire
Within; The days Of my Lfe School ADJUSTMENTS; GrRcIa
Amber by Mrs DennIson; Kansasts &c. Maps
Of Western States for 5 also, u assortment OF School
aud Blank Books, &C., &C.
Al the late periodicals and weekly papers. at.
J. O. oRR'S,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
FULTON HOUSE.
Washinpton. Pa.


THE undersigned having this we'll known ho- ~
tel having thoroughly RENTED it, takes this saA
opportunity Of presenting its claims To the trayelnsIsA
community He has secured the services Of the most oblig
ng WneTs and his table viii be- at all times,
furnished with the best the market Affords The stabns IS
full hostiers.
The most digen: attention will be given TO Insure the
comfort and to cater TO all who become
Guests pains expense will be spared to make this
comfortable FOR all who either or
temporarily extend their patronage TO IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

RevolVers! Firearms!
CUTLERY VARIETY GOODS!!
T WOULD call attention my large splendid stock Of
IreAYms consulting Of Single and Double Bareled Guns
Colts, Aliens MArJtons, and WarneT's ReyolTeTS and
crest variety Of Pistols too numerous 70 mention.
ALSO-A Sdlendd stock Of Cutlery Variety GOOdH etc
TruSses and Supporters in great variety.
All kinds OF repairing done With neatness and dis
patch at 7. CARTWRIGHTS
Cutlery, Variety and Mnsie Store,
Jel9 los Main St. Wheeling.
DARTICULAR attention Is called to style Of lever
watch SpsTy part gr Uchteh Is In An1er-
which eased in every variety Of STYLE gold and silver
ThssA watches jsWSed and al be correct
tinekeepeFs
For sale BY C.P.BkOMN,
mAy1 Washington Hall. Monroe ST.
Piano Fortes
OPENED THIS DAY, another lot Of Chiekering Cons
" Plano Rores, which claim be SUPERIOR other
brought this MARKET notwithstanding All the and wind
about other makers, strings and gold medals into the
bargain.
We repeatedly call those who Instrument
that be relied on and fair price, and select
fsn hne stock, ready for sale at No. &c Union
ESQ j. MELLoR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
Pens ! Pens!! Pens !
1nOH ETm1RG EWS

n r. BROWN has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
s which he had made under his supervision. They
are made from fold reduced TO IL karats by combination
Of alloys and cannot be equAed for elasticity and
6ny, By any ether combination OF metals Prices are
mOderAte and every warranted. They may known
by every pen being stamped &C. p. BaowS wheelinIn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
ADYERTISEMENTS.

TTAyI YOU Dyspepsia, use TRAXALs ELIEIR.
III Have you RheumhtIsm use HANPT0Ss TIINCLINE.
Are ' on bald headed use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
No you wantA good IaInaent, Use FORsHAfS BALM
want brush comb, bottle ofd perfume,
70 10 the Bridre Corner Drug Store
quick good and cheap, use his
your horne lane or rex. use MERCHANTS GARGLrNG
OIL.
Have you the Piles, efhe certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have you . eough, use the H0ARHOUHD BALsAM
Do you want
sh0uider Brace Port aonnaie
Supporter Balm Of a Thousand Rl0EeF1
TraIs Electric Oh
BAndGFs Syringe
Belt Zine Sponge
10 to The Bridge corner Brug Store.
ReuovAy's pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver on
BoeFhAves Holland Bitterb
Hoo0Rnd'S German Bitten
PaF sale by I. q. LOGAN CO
UruEEifll. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07


DIRECTIONS.
Keep the Wines Aori-O1al position. and in cellar
( an temperature.
In cold ietaier the SPARKLING WINES should be kept
for three days usiuEin OF Al the tenn
peTature Of ebnat I5deses. that the Wines are wei
warmed through
lee should never be used in SPARKLING cATA%sA
WINES for Injuries their and daEor, and dass
Wines destroying thelF ehsTaeter The Wines are
too sensitive to bear ice.
~ In Offering the above Wines 10 the notice OF the
American public desire AL persons who may
purchase them they the strictly Peas JUICE OF THE
CGIGBBA GRAFR free from any and every form OF HdrltT-
alton and containing alcohol excepting that which results
from the natural process Of fermentation
The SPARKLING CATAWBA IL not made to IXITAIH any
foreign article whatever but It Is designed TO be just What
Is represented, ar = IneFienu parking Wine, as
Champagne FRENCH Sparkling Wine" Here the re
sembance ceases the American Grape far more rich
and Kruty favor II makes delicious wine The
prejudice the foreign article be regarded
prejudice only and inconsistent will true taste and JudS
meut.
The STILL VIM Is highly esteemed by Medical
most admirable invads, and for SAcEANESTAL
purposes ills wholly unexceptonable.
The BRANDY made from The CataEba Grape differs in q
material degree OrdiIarr French Brandy Of
but at possesses all those qualities which
characterize article Of and when
desired have strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
other purposes, 1t cannot DC over estims'ed
Por sale by I. H. LOGAN / CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
DIRECTIONS.

CkTAyYBA BRANDY, Distilled from Catavha Wine
strictly pure; for medical purposes nnriVAlled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS.


American Wines and BRANDY
cTrcfnRafi Jrdnds and Zdae's Island brandt
CtPARELING CATAWBA, CQuarts and FtHts.l ThsrlFA
. Of French Champagne
sTTLL CATAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-07

WALK IN, GENTLEMEN!
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends patrons, and
the citizens of Wheeling generally, that have just
ceved Spring and Summer stock of Cloths CaSsmeres
and Vestings together with full assortment Of Gents Fur
nishIng Goods.
stock has been selected with from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets. The styles very
neat and quality they second to none being of the
very best Makes and which am prepared to make
der and at short notice. in the latest and approved
style and best manner. ~.
good At guaranteed in all cases sale, by
]. H. STALLMYN, Merchant Tailor,
app No. 2 washinRtonHR[l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26
NUMBER GRATIS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
We have carefully examined the number before aud
most cbeeruy and heartily recommend of the best
magazines young people now published The editor while
forget that he preparing work for minds not yet
fully developed avoids the opposite mistake Of together
pages OF silly nonsense TO explan ,
ThA engrayng in the Magazine are IN AeePnt Ill, ~,
Pc: WI the %fs If this To. 9 b hand otky BY
parents Of the most useful and delightful Is
'nsd ob ba ,T stcEed the growth of this The Young Peoples
Magazine deal Of interest 1t is the best aud
cheapest monthly issued in ths country ana no oI
,nauds I'VE advise very parent subscribe for IT, they wish
their children cultivate correct taste in erGre and art
1.-THE Young Peoples Magazine for June came to with
evidence steady Improvement and value which deserves and
viii command success The number before us decidedly the
best one issued The frontipece Of its kind and the
Path Of the Fowey Woodland illustrating Bryant and i an
exact picture wheheI INTENDED or FG Of ofHe IN Me-. Me-.
ratcd. and are O excellent character" Daily News
cany for Children Narisves sketches, Poetry scraps of
and interesting knowledge all with view to assist IN
reader" Evening Post
1t is neatly printed and handsomely illustrdted'
useful periodical and that cannot fail 10 interest the
is seldom tina, YOU find such collection choice things
g-ten together appropriately" Tunes
This beautiful ana valuable Monthly for the young people
should be subscribed by every father mother The read
ing well adapted 10 the capacity Of the rising genera
ton while it is perfectly Tree from ply alk oI oaoy pa,
NJ ali nrsi,r lStar.
Tbis firm are noted for presenting to tn juvenile public
series Of thu most elegant Illuminated Books which been
issued In this country The number Of their New Magazine
for Young People before aud appears 20 BE- con
nustio Of the general design embraced in their former
The Editor is evidently pactced winter tor children
and presents combination of natural aud grace III MS
stye This Magazine ia certainly, in Typography aud iustra
tons the most giant periodicals ever issued from the
nressu DAY Book.
The articles well written and are just what are suited
10 publications OF this sort bng neither 20 elaborate IN ye
nor vet written down below the level OF chldens comprehen
sionan but too common oTa-days The misazne Is
pettiy illustrated. and will doub. find favor with large
class OF juvenile readers" ~. Y. Herald.
Tie May number fresh and beautiful as the flower. Of
that month II contains number OF elegant Illustrations
and variety Of reading matter that appeals directly to the
hearts of the young folk linbune.
Specimen number gratis 10 AGENTS Postmaste and those
wishing get up club and liberal arrangements made with
them for circulating the magazine.
BROWN, LOOMS Co,
Publishers,
No IS Dutch 81. y. Y.
ROSS 4 rOUSEY Wholesale Agents,
No. I2l Nassau-st y. Y.
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Go Uhom it man Concern.

NIISSING-S2O REWARD.-On Monday May
WI H. Mr. GEO KINGsLAND IT,, Of Union, Beleyle.
New m his home intending To transact business
n New YoIk City and 10 before evening He last
the city the Of Barclay aud West streets
a that day and then expressed % friend bic
intention Of going down Wests to procure seed oasi
since nothing has been heard Of him Mr.
Kngsaud young about twenty eight years OF
feet high with ong black hair rather slender bot
strongly built much tanned by exposure 10 the He
had on when he left home a brown mixed ock coat brown
pants elk plaid and dab felt hat As there were no
known why he should have remained In the city after
dark friends nshsp has befeD him The above
will be promptly paid 10 any who will give Informs
ton that will lead 10 the discoyery hi whereabouts alive,
or for the recovery II his BODY dead by T. A. SCHUYLER,
No Breads or bv Dr. ARTHUR WARD Beleyile, " J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1857.

NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK -
TICKNOR FIELDS
ON wEDSEsD MAY 81,
REV. FREDERICK w. RoBERTsONS SERMONS.
Presched Trinity Chapel Brighton, England From he
London edition vol. limo. 81
On THURSDAY. May p
MRS JAMESON's DIARY or AN ENNUYEE.
In Blue and Gold Uniform with the "Charac:eristics ..
Woman" With fne portal. Of Beatrice CencL volume
IS cents .,,,,, 80
TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS AT RUGBY
BvsPupil Of the late Dr. Arnold vol l6mo. This charm
ing volume gives faithful and graphic account Of school
life under this eminent divine.
NOW READY-JUST FROM THE PRESS:
MRS JAnESON's NEW WORK: THE SISTERS OF
CHARITY. AND THE COMMUNION OF LABOR
An lesant work the social employment of Woman lvo
l6mo. 75cents.
GERALD MAssEY'S COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS
In Blue and Gold Third Thousand vol 70 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26
VIII be Published Saturday May 30:
THE HEIRESS OF GREENHURST.-
An Autobiography.
By MRS ANN S. STEPHENS,

IL II
i An Autobiography.
By MRS ANN s STEPHENS
l..bor Of Fashion and Famine and Old Homes.eaa.'
THE HEIREss OF GREENHURsT, while widely
different from previous novels Of Mrs STEPHENS in subject
"a ,l.v 1. no; unlike them in plot bril-
,pcv fmasination fertility Of incident variety Of character
.nd na..os eoquence Of style IL IL comprehensive in
range than her other books and the subject affords rear
on r the exercise Of her vivid Imagination 1t swakeus
immense which it. GuooioaphicL form "a style
ALWAYS populsr greatly 70 hghten while its remarkable
o, m splendid group characters its unhsekneyed incidents
h its pathos and its hnnor render Judgment
the author. mss,erpiece."
CONTENTS.
The Fir,. Gif. Ny Strange Acquaintance.
The sybil. Cave Ny Unexpected Escort
Chaleco and his plumber The Unweleome Visitor
tn. Midnight Rambe. Turner'S Struggle against Mar
Fairy Scenes and Fatal Passions. rage.
The Siby and the Lovers The Relu;;ant Proposal
Waiting for Vengeance. The Jovial Wedding and Ran
The Broken Idol. dom Shot.
Waiting and Fearing-A WI Ny First Visi, 70 Greenhurs-
deruess Of Beauty The Two Miniatures.
The Courier and his Wild Sorrows, Doubts and COnjee-
Visitor. lures
A Travellers Toilet The Hszlenut Hedge.
foundations and Resolutions Ny Fathers Return.
The Wierd Vedding Ouee More at GreenhuTs;-
The Gitanlls's Oath. Ny Strange Visitor
The Mansion and the Cottage. Visions and Rerospectons
Concaments Suspicious The Desolse Bridal Chambers
The Old Escrtor. The Bronze Golfer and my
Tie Lady of Marston Court. Mothers Journal
Nv Firs, Heart Tempest The shadowy Death Chamber.
Ny Mothers Last Appeal Visit to my Arch Enemy.
The Oath Redeemed Ny Lost Friend and my Lost
Lost Memories Home
The Threshold of Fathers Our Flight from Arston court
Hou.e The Mountain Lake and Hill
A Paradise of Rest. side Cottage
Myself and nv Shadow. The Antique Bible.
The Fairy al the Pool. The Island Cove
Funeral. and Orphsn. The Sheep Farmer and his Wife
Pleasant DAYS and Pleasant Chaleco's Triumph
Teachings Irving and MS Mother'
The Involuntary Hunt and its SefAbnesston.
consequences The Old Tower Chamber.
Uniform with Fashion and Femine' and The Old Home
stead" On. vol, limo, cloth. Price 81 D
EDWARD STEPHENS,
No. 125Nassan-st. New. York.
No copies 20 the trade without express orders
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NOTICE to FOUNDERS, BLACKsMITHs,

Your attention called ooviag eItraet from re Co,po-
rGfion OydindHeeG
No person persons shall throw lay any sshes. Of
f vegetables garbage dross cnders shells straw, shayinss,
dirt filth rubbish u any kind whatever any street, lane,
alley public place In the City Of New. York
The violation Of Of the provisions Of the preceding
ton shs b. and hereby declared 10 be- isdeneaor and
she'll punishable by ne Of not less than dollar
than dollars By imprisonment in the City Prison for
of not less than more than i've days.
II shall be- the duty Of the Superintendent Of Streets the
Street Inspector and Policemen q the said City % enforce the
this Ordinance and the punishment o any party
parties Who may violate the same.
hereby declared 20 b. the duty Of the proprietor pos
any foundees fogs bscksmthS shops oyster
and other places for the sale Of oysters shelf FISH,
employ their expense for the purpose Of
moving the several articles enumerated In the preceding
tons which may accumulate In their respective premises"
lOrdinAnce, 1893 p 200.
NOTICE. that violation Of the above Or
dnauce will be strictly prosecuted and hoped oundyne
backsIihs and others will in every instance, employ carts %
all Ashes Cnders Dross &c from their premises ana
rhovt placing Tie he street The penalty WIZ %
Tgdiy eXseted GEO. w. MORTON, City inspector
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Nem Publications.

DLACKs NORTH AMERICAN ATLAS
ID just received. new supply OF that elegant work,
BLACKS ATLAS or NORTH AMERICA.
series Of TWENTY MAPS, constructed and engraved By
John Bartholomew, with introductory Letterpress,
ami complete Index. Post folio. -.
l. North America.
British America containing all the Arctic Discoveries TO
1857
g. Canada-West.
4 Canada-East New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and New
foundland
s. State of New. York and the Ncw.Engand States.
& State Of Maine.
states of Pennsyl yana and NewJcrsey.
g States of Ohio Indiana and Illinois
o States Of Michigan Wisconsin, Iowa aud Minnesota
10 States of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware
H. States Of North and South Carolina
~ States Of Kentucky and Tennessee.
Is States Of Missouri and Arkansas
Il States Of Georgia and FLORIDA
IS. State Of Alabama
i6 States of Mississippi and Louisiana
II. STATE OF Texas and Part OF New Mexico.
IT, Western States Nebraska, Kansas Utah Caioruia'
Oregon Washington. &c. .
70. Central America Mexico and West Indies
~ Chart OF the Oceanic Communication with Europe aud
the Pacific.
This desirable ALTA the cheapest and most beau
uy Kind. The latest sources oil Information
have beer followed every and the result Volume
winch should ind is into every library IN the country
For sale BY BANGS. BROTHERS Co..
Trade Sale Rooms and Depot Tor English rNoioa'ioh'
No. IS Park row, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26

T POI T a N T W o K h
COLONI TON.
RIcKEY, MALLORY WEBB,
Csuocessors TO H. W. Derby 4 Coz
No. ls5 Main-st Cincinnati,
DAY PUBLISH
T. 7 ii O II /
Her GL99 g4v A AisIos G L 90 Rhr SLAVE
AZ TRADE TRADE AND SLAVERY THE RISE OF THE
PROGRESS or AFRICAN MISSIONS.
Author Of Cotton is King" &c With Introduction
BY w p STRICKLAND, d. d.
limo, Cloth. ...........''......''s L
The interest which these Lectures awakened at the time Of
their delivery account of their conservative tone and tue
fsc they embrace has induced us 70 issue mem ~
single volume In this form they will be- valuable not only tor
present reading but work Of reference Oh the subjects
which they discuss ,,.- r -,
LEGATION Lectures might be considered as al
ample Of their worth ana a. rendering me addition
any other cohendsory notices unnecessary We cannot
refrain however from adding one from the pen oil dlsh
guished literary foeier evidence Of the they
produced her mind Wh1n Cincinnati she had apPned
TO the author through friend for copies OF all three Of the
Lectures, and reading them sent him note from winch
make the following extract:
my DEAR SIR: Receive heartfelt thanks for your Let
and and still for views and working in
the question about Emancipation and Slavery They are the
first have met which have inspired mel mean made
me feel inspired glowing, the subjec-and opened TO me
great vie We great possibilities III the They have made
me truly delighted Ny is too sverse 70 poemcs TO
have been abe 70 sympathze be warmed by the ultra Abo
ton adore the ideal the perfect and true and only
from that central point can all relative points out in their
organizing power 10 be exercised -
sincerely the view OF the cause
Won have taken up and the you are WORKING out and my
sell 10 De instructed " '''' "fREDBRIKA BREMER'
be prospects of Liberia eoquenty set forth and eabo
raely supported by al immense array % facts ana
A liberal discount made o the Trade.
(ope. sent BY mail receipt Of the above price.