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?Litetarj Notices.
g .claxd m 1C32; Bv Frederick Vok Raumes, ProfeS
tor of lli.-t<?ry at tbe Universa, of Berlin. Trans? ted
fiom the German by H. Evans Lloyd. In two yol
uro?* L ?ndou, John I_*e,4..'Strand: New-lork, *.?_.
ley L Putnam.
In a day when it is not easy to find a book of
travel* written in a spirit of candor, tbe one be?
fore us has much to recommend it. No trav-Wi
book is now deemed of any value unless in addi?
tion to what the ?\riter saw, it tells us what he
thought of it ?' every thing which he meets is not
on.v to be described but criticised. The tourist
must net only give us a pleaiant and profitable ac?
count of the country through which he journeys;
but must also discuss all its institution.??lit?
erary, poli'ical and social. If this could always
be fairly and ably done it would be well ; but the
natural tendency, at.d the actual result, of the sys?
tem, bas" been to make books o( travels merely
media for contra.ling the character of a foreign
couniiy with that of the writer's own?which is
alwny.- assumed to be the standard of perfection.
Tbui if an American travels in England and ha??
the audacity to see any thing but. starving Char?
tists, rods of iron in the hands of cast-iron
nners. worth trodden under the heel of want, fac?
tor) children crucified for the amusement of their
employer.*, and such like enormities in which the
Sea-girt Isle is presumed to abound, he is ostra?
cised at home?if perchance he is not hung up in
ciltical chains as a terror to those who may corne
after him in all time to come. On the other hand
if an Englishman ventures in the least degree to
praise tiny thing American?unless some small
cloud, n?j bigger, perchance, than a ? man's hand.'
shuts frem Jiis vision the whole firmament with
all its stats?he is assailed with boundless rancor
at hume, though, to be sure, he has apotheosis, and
thus r.metids, in the land he praise?. Bouks of
travels have thus become in a great degree?far
greater than they should be?mere bundles of pre?
judice?of national pride and national hatred of
every body but the writer's own people.
, Prof. Von Raime it's England is not of this
class, uiul therefore it deserves no small admira?
tion, ilut, eui the olher hand, it is far more com?
mon-place than we should have expected from a
German Professor, and contains f_r less instruc?
tion than we might reasonably have looked for.?
Tbe letters of which it is compose?! were evident?
ly lia.sty records of superficial impressions; and
though he attempts to criticise, he does it with no
great skill or power. As we intimated, however,
be never dogmatizes?and this negative excellence
u tho chief commendable feature of his work.?
The .fir., volume i>> occupied mainly with informa?
tion ou?.en? iiig the then prevailing topics o? dis
cm?or in Parliament and throughout the kiug
??nt? Schools, Poor-law?, Tariff, Commerce, ?ice.
&c, and many valuable sluiistics concerning each
of these departments are presented. Principles,
however, ?ire left entirely untouched. The Uni
yersilie. at?.? made the subject of a very brio!
and imperfect letter; the number of professors
and student.? in them, however, is given as follows :
Pro/. Stud.' Prof. Stud.
Oif'-r.l.oJ 1,'ioo
OHinljil.lt;??.-19 1,600
Dublin.23 8.0
__.d111bu17.il.30 2,300
English Newspapers ute briefly alluded to, but
only in the way of a statistical account. From
th>.' statements given wo make up the following
table ol the number of newspapers published in
ihe year 183fo\ with the stamp duties paid upon
tbe m :
Number. Duty.
London. _>.?fc 121,000
Knghsh Counties.237. 62,0t?.
?Scotland.65. 17.<HH>
I.eian..71. t.,oon
Total,.."'.458 ?216.(?0
In th?. month of July, 1840, there were stamp
cd of the
Examiner.27,000 Morning Poit.05,0*0
Herald, (Glasgow,)... 36.000 " Herald.110,000
Couuei.42,000 " Chronicle,..196,000
Mcrcurv, (Leeds,).... -13,000 Norlfae-ru Otar,.223,000
Glo.e.72.0C0 Tunes.320,000
Nobody in England can publish a new journal
without giving formal notice to the stamp office.
Every sheet pays a duty?a penny when the page
exceeds 2,295 t-quare inches, nnd a half penny
when it is of a smaller .?ire. Nothing is said
of ihe character cr influence of the English pies
worth copying.
The second volume contains letters on the
Church und religious establishments of England?
on the Finances and Corn Laws, and some eighty
pages of extracts from letters on Miscellaneous
subjects. The regular increase of the national
debt is tlius set forth: the expenditure exceeded
the revenue in the year
1-37 lit i_ 7_X 0C0 1810 by .?1,197.000
lt-8 " 4411,(00 1841 ?" 1,700,000
1S.9 " 1 512,001!
The following table of the amuuat of wheat re?
ceived in 183S by England from the other nations
?f the world, may enlighten some of our people
as to the extent to which Great Britain is depend?
ent upon the United States for bread stufis, and
how far we may safely cunt upon a foreign mar?
ket for our surplus produce. In 1S38 England
received of wheat ftom
Glasgow.21 1,300
Aberdeen.28 ??50
?St. Andrews.... 13 300
_ Quarters.
i I U-_irt,.A86,flu0
Oeruwuv,-.af_n 000
R*"!;'**-*?**.133 000
?nlMnil. b'2.000
**-**?*???. 41.UO0
i.*1-**'.3! .IHK?
??**-Wj.24.000
Quarters.
Belgium,.lK,0i>8
Malta.11,008
United States.6,000
Ionian hies,.A.W'O
??"??"<-*-?...'.'.'. 60)OQO| Eau Indies,.?5.000
Turkey,.S.000
EKypt. fiJ
-.pan.. ?????
i lie <.lo>ing sentence of this portion of the
?oik shows the general ?pint which pervades the
?hole, and the conclusion to which the Professor
srriveti ;
The substance of the recent history of England,
*** ??-"-* struggle against monopolies and restrictions
of every kind. After a long resistance, the vic?
tory was obtained over the rotten borough?*, the
opponents of Roman Catholic emancipation, the
old poor-law?, atid municipal laws, the monopoly
Of trio East India Company, and the tea trade of
*?-nirm. Even a majority of the former opponents
?if nil these great measures now acknowledge their
?Jtcessity, and the odvaatago resulting from them ;
ar,u, after this acknowledgement, they cannot re
?^??m stationary at an arbitrarily chosen spot.?
?-wre may be disputes on isolated question*., on
l-oituds, ?.lulling?*, and pence; hut, ??n the whole.
?*!?l <mi a great urale, Lord John Ri__?iell's j?rop?>*
??als ol free tr._<I?_>, and a reform of the sysreni of
taxatiurt, will inevitably triumph. In them, the
?-'??tire future welfare of England is concealed, or
BY Gf.ELfc.LEY & McELRATM.
rot,, if. wo. i??-.
rather, I should say, is plainly manifest ; an?!
when the persons of the Whig ministry, for va
riou? reasons, now forsake the held of battle, their
principles, on the other hand, take possession of
it, and the apparent defeat will br? cha?ad, soon?
er or later, into a victory for the weal of this
country.
At all events. England will peisevere in its ma?
jestic course; all patties, whether they will ur
not. must contribute to it: and what in many
countties form*? n dangerous cn.-is. is here only an
?jlement in a popular, natural d .??elop.ni'-nt. Thf
more cheering this c<*-rt.ainly is. the hrish'T these
light side-* appear ; the darker, on the other hand,
are the ?-hijdows which (for in:-iance. in the par*
liamentary elections, the state of Ireland. Chart?
ism, the sch'jo!.-. the religious disputes, and thv
distribution of taxes.) I am by no mean- di-.po.?-?-'.
to palliate or conceal. That the light m.iv over?
power the shade, and the vigor of general health
overcome these local' defect _-, is th. hope und the
trust of all true Englishm<?n . and, with them, the
hope and the trust of Europe.
The Extracts from Lettet? on general ?.?jhjeufs
are easily and pleasantly u ritten, but contain n
thing worthy of citation.
The Quod Corr .spondencf;, or the Attornev. By
John Qlod. in two volume.-.. Jobo Allen, l_9_Na__aa
streeL
We have frequently expressed our opinion o?
the merits of this interesting novel ?luring it- pas?
sage, in monthly parts, throng}? the pages of the
Knickerbocker,, for which it wa.- originell-,
written. It is a tale of crime, developing it-* in
ception. progress, consummation and reward with
considerable power and tlnilliag interest. It i
evidently an attempt to tread in the footsteps of
DiCKKNS, and when compared with the Lest
works of that author, as almost every reader of
both will naturally compare it, of course it falls
far below them in strength and in marks of the
highest geniu?. Still it is written with great
ability, and will be eagerly read by all admirer.? ol
this department of literature. The scene is laid
it. our own city, and the incidents ate ?-uch as
might, without any unwairantnble exaggeration,
bo supposed to have occurred among us. Il
paints the dark side of human nalure in most
vivid and repulsive colots; but no scatchei of the
human heart, no one familiar with the rivers of
guilt and wo which have their fountain there, no
one who has looked upon man and society in the
light, not of hope and of faith in the future, but of
iact and reality, will believe it overcharged.
Br .?.itiuvaiti. s Retrospect or Practical Medicine and
Surgery. Tart v. January?July. New-Y?rk, Adee
ai __btabft-r.lt, 160 Nassau sL, Tribune Uutidinss.
This is a semi-annual periodical which has at
tainoil among the medical men of Europe a high
reputation as a condensed and mou accurate ao
count of every thing which appears in all the med?
ical journals of high value and o? practical service
to practitioners. Wo ore glad to see its re publi?
cation eommenced in this country, and trust that
the enterprise, so highly useful to the medical nt"
iVssion, will meet abundant encouragement. It i~
iinq?estionably one of the very best journals of
the kind in ihe world and has elicited the strum;
est commendations of the IWitish medical press.
Tim original publication was commence!, in 184".
two numbers making alargo volume. The Amer?
ican publishers will immediately issue all the bark
numbers ntul then proceed regularly with the rc
pablication as fust as the work appears in Eng?
land. The work is afforded at the low price ??(
One Dollar per year.
A Comii.f.te ANP Infallible System of Fraitkai.
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reri?, and DeaitT?. generally ; withfiiectisoal Instruction?,
and Treatises lor the Regulation of Trade on Systi-m
aticaod Scientific Principles, && Le. fee. By Joseph
Danuo. Pulilic Acroantant. 1 vol. .to. Philadelphia:
Published hy the Author.
This is one of the most important works on the
subject of Book-Keeping ever issued from the
American press. The author has brought both
judgement and experience to his aid in its arraagc
mont, and in the simplification of the principies
.?f the science he has certain!) been must success
ful. His aim has bren t?> " rentier the wotk use?
ful, not only a** a system for regulating l??>uks, bn*
to furnish information which, if fully carried out,
cannot fail to be valoab!?? arid productive of na?
tional prosperity." We commend it to ihe atten?
tion of every merchant ; and even where Book
are now kept on the most approved method, we
would recommend this volume as a companion to
the Cleik or Book-Keeper, as affording such use?
ful hints and imparting s'ich valuable information
as cannot fail to add to the accuracy of his account?-.
The work may be obtained in this ciij at S. Dan
do's. 401 Pearl-street.
The HisroRv of the Sain rs: or, an Expo"?- of Joe Smiih
an_ Mormonism. By John C. Bennett. New-York,
Bradbury L S'.den, 127 Nassau-street.
This book has been made up to sell-? but we
shall be somewhat disappointed if even this low
aim be reached. That there is iniquity of all pos?
sible shades'and degrees very partially conceal?'?!
under the Mormon cloak, we have no doubt?and
we have as little that Gen. Bennett is fully com?
petent to speak of it ftom the best possible ac?
quaintance. This book may all be true?hut it is
nothing mote than a collection of all th*? newspa?
per trash about the Mormons that has been pub?
lished for the last few years. More than three
fourths of it is too stupid and heavy .ver to be
rea?! by any body ; and the other part is too dis?
gusting, nut so much from what is told as from the
manner of telling it. for any decent man to look at.
[t is in every respect a wretched attempt at book
making.
- ?_?
A Pictorial History or Kr?n?-e, lor Schrwl?. Bv S. t?
?oOD.tCH, Author ot P?-U-r Parley's Talo. Philadel?
phia. "snn?u?fl A?oew.
This volume seems well fitted M convey to
youti" readers a brief sketch ef French History?
being well at ranged, the prominent points clearly
set forth and each chapter furnishe?! wi h ques?
tions adapted to direct the attention to the princi?
pal even's and to fix them in the memory. The
pictorial portion does not amount to much?though
it forms no positive objection to the work. The
book seems calculated to be of essential service
in the early study of history. The Publisher pro?
poses to publish similar histories of the United
State?, of England, Rome and Greece.
The Dublin Pr__ct!C>: of Mi?wifert. By Henkv
Maunsell. M. D. With Noti-s and Additions l.y C. R.
Oilman, M. I). New-?ork: William A. Le Blanc, "?77
Broadway.
The names ??f the ntithor and editor of ibis work
will sufficiently rccomm'^nd it to the medical pro?
fession for whom it was especially ?lesigned. It is
a small, cheap, and we doubt not. a valuable
volume.
ftjc.^-*<']?;.__, TTE8?>AV iTM'
Corr?-?pondence with "Tir. Webster.
N?W-YO-K, Oct. IT. I842
Dear Sir: As inhabitants o? the City of NVwYurt, and
having an immediate inter?.?t in the c-mmer?-?? of" the coun?
try, we d?sire that tiur citizen*- should have an opportunity
to make a public _tpre?ion of their approbation of the
man?? r in which you bave disc arged Hie fu_h and re*pom
sible dnlies of the office of Secretary -f Suteof the United
Stan?. We therefore beg ttie tav-i of j-__t company at a
public dinner to be given you in ihis ciiy,alsac_ time as
mav go it your own convenid ce.
Here we mi_-iit dose this commtrn?anon, but wetalte Ibe
liberty farther to add, that your management cd the loreigu
relations ot the Country ha?, in our judgement, b?en cba
racteraed by dignify, nigb intelligence, and fofty American
reeling ; a feeling wiiich na-. known 1.0 secuon-?! hnc-. nor
divisioos, in our o?*.*u Couniry. Especially would verom?
ini-iid ike services yon bav? performed in negotiating Ibe
Treaty with Great Bntain; we deem the treaty highly
honorable to ihe country; and -.ve look with pride a? Ameri?
cans, up :n ihe thorough acquaintance with lbt-ri_.ht- ol the
nation, and the pndcipic-of public law displayed in the ne
gotialion_wb.ic_.letl to its Rirmation. W? have not been
inattentive observers Of yoor course as Secretary of State
ibreugh ibe peculiar dit_culti?3? wbkb you have eoconn
itred, and ?*. e heartily rejoicetha'. in ttie discharge of ibe
rjutii - oi the L.''.'parir.itii'.over which you pre-idr,?uch great
go .d La . resoll?, to our common Country.
We have tht h urn ?r> tie, -j?fy respectfolly,
Y'.'ur ir]low ci*:_ens and mends.
Tj Horn 0?r?!t.i. V. le.-'E?.. ?icidaty oj State of the U. S.
Jona.Thompson, George GrLwold, Preserved Fi?h,
Stepben Whitney, P. G., Stayvesaot, James Buorman.
James Brown, ' ('. ?.*.. kowland, C. W. Lawrence,
?ilosesH. Grinnell, John H Bicks, Benjamin L.Swan,
C Boll?n, John I. Palmer, Jona. G-oodhce,
George W.Strong, Ch. Au;;. Dhv,,, Rob.ri C. Cornell,
Fertl.Soydani, Nathaniel Weed, CharlesDenis?n,
Jos Kern ?chau, Elisba D. Hurihut. P. Petit,
Caleb Bar.tow. Daniel Lord, Jr., Jo. Johnston,
AndrewPo.?ter,Jr.,ThomasTilestoo, J.K. Hur?.
U'm.L.Stone, A.B. Ncilsoa, Philip II me,
RobLtf Mint urn, Russell IL Nevins, Walter tLJones,
George Elliot, Hugh Maxwell, Charles N. Talbot,
!lir.iin Keichnm. Henry K.Bogen, John C Green,
U.M. blatcbford, S. Draper, Jr., V?'. B. Lawrence,
vv F.Carey, MorrisI-etcbam. AbelT.Anderson,
David Le--. Chas II. Marshall, wm. S. Wetmore,
Gilbert Allvn, John A. Steven?, Srtinuel Wnrti,
H. ? re von, vvm U.Afpinwall, George Curt?s,
John Griswold, Charles March, Rofus L> JLord,
Jos. W. Alsop, Jr., Jacob Harvey, John W. Lravut,
Uenry Chauucey, Albert Woo-hull, Edmund Bartlett,
William Fitch, " Wm. Deb field, J-cob R. Le Hoy,
liaac Tow??end, Sa_tuel G. Raymond.
Boston, October 23,13t_.
Gentlemen : 1 have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
0? your letter of the l7thoflhis month, inviting me to a
public dinner in Hie City of Net* -Y'ork, from a desire dint an
opportunity might be afford?*d lor public expression of ap?
probation of ibe maoner in which the duueu of ibe orSce 1
hold have been discharge?!.
Few thin^.?, gentlemen, would be more a^reer-ble In me,
tlun to meet you, and all such of your citi.fiis asmigblde
sir, ir. on any occ?ion <-f friendly intercourse. But I tti?=i
pray you to i xcuse me from .i<:ci-pii ng your invitation lo a
dinner,.as my duties summon me io Washington, from
which my absence bas already been mach longer continued,
by the state "f my health, and other causes, than I had in?
tended or expected.
Ii i? impossible, gentlemen, foi me to i?-a<l your le'.ler.and
the iran?es appended to it, without feelings of peculiar g rati?
fication. I am confident that yon iniemi me no empty >"oin
plnaeni; ne mt-rely l?*rmalcommendation. Themagnil?d?
of the ?merest:? which have been, io some measure coi.ri?ed
? o my carr, your thorough acriu'tintance with those inter
?sas, add the great stake you have i?i thrir preservation.
and security- assure me, at once,' of ti" Eincerily ot ? onr
approbation,and lead meto feet that i( may cot be alio
rjeiher undeserved.
Foi my endeavor to .-ene the country,in the bighmatters
connected with its foreign relation.?, I can enjoy no reward
so rich ami laitins *'? Hi? success ol dioie endeavors, and
the sanction o? :lie pul? lie judgement. The duties of the
Departmcnlol Slate undoubtedly di.-n.-ind intelligence and
anxious care from the hands io which tbey are confided.
I i ibe lattci "f the-*, I am conscious that 1 luve r.oi hern
tli licieiu. They d?niant!, also, in -ih esp?ciulmanner, a
high Aiuctycati feeling, ami <? comprehensive te^ani io ibe
honor and inlercsLsol Uie whole couniry. I have songht,
most ??< rtaiuly, on'nll occasions, to tie governed by thes-sen
lintents. ant! am most happy to know, that m yonr apituon
their iiitlu?'iii-e is visiidi.. m ?ie management ol ihc concerns
which have b en entraste?! lo m?;.
In th<- late negotiation wiita the English Envoy, I acted,
af'cou?'se,b.v Ihe authorityamfunder the direction ol the
Presiden- Il the iiainediate Uuoc devolved <?i me, the
coiisium supervision and I'mal sanction belusged to ?um.?
The occasion was doul.'il? s? ol high iinporlatice, and caused
many inter?ting and delicate subjects to"ctniic up for con?
sid?ration and atscossion. ?l?verai ot these have beea'tet?
tied by posit?.-r stipulations-; others have i,?.en treated.b-1
dipioniailc correspiindencc, in all, I am glad to kn:)?v. that
you think tit?? rights of llie n ilion and tin'principles of pub
lie law have beeii upliel?! and tiiniulaln d
1 trust, gentii men. that you will not receive my declining
your uviiation a? ?vidence that I pince les? than the highest
slimalion upon u, a? a testimonia! ?f regard amf approba?
tion. From ito'snureo could such'tttestintonial come wiili
more claims to profound ?'oiiMileniiion, or cu ling more em
phaiiculy lor ioy sincere and In arty ihanks. ?Jiti-iin.--t.iii.
ces apnnrcui in itie columns of *>}gnalures, give i?i your let?
ter a cuaracier of th? highest value. They itach me thai
no considerations should be allowed lo 'ir^tv u? aside from
the course of pinlir duty, a?H Hint tipriglit intention, im
partiality, ind?peml?nt purpose and fidelity io our common
country, ?*'" fi"1' their reward.
I am, gentlemen, wiih ino?t ?Inccre regard,
Your ii icii?i ami obedient servant,
DANIEL W?BS1 ER.
Ta Meus George Griswol?, Stephen Whitnev. Pre
sGRvj.t, Fisn, JsMirs Doorman, Jona. Thompson, I'kilr
(*. Stow esa mt, Gardner G. HowLakd, .Most.-? H.
??niNNKi.i., and others.
r>;spr? :n? Court.
The following are the named antl reaitlcncea of
the gentlemen who lmvc l>-'?*n admitted n-i Attor?
neys nu?! Gounuellora at the October term ?'1 the
Supreme Court of the StnUr ?tf New-York, now in
session in Rochester *.
Attorneys.?Sanfonl 3. Smith, Rochester; Jn-n?*? S.
Tryon.do ; David L. Wating.do; Nathan Hunilngion,do;
Kichard Morchousc, IJtlca ; Ain.?s Paiterson, Bingltnmton ,
Jame.? L. Pbelps, Jr New-i'orh ; Edward Wells.SingSing ;
Join: Curry, IN ?-k-Mll ; John K. Tracy, Neu-Vorl? ; ?Mal
Ihrew D.tt-gtr, Oliea; Jame? G. King; Jr.; Richards.
Kmtiii'ti, do ; John Hun? do* Joban Granara do; William
l>. Meecli, do, Win. T. Uorn.do; Joseph P. Whiuemore,
Rome; Marshall B. CbarapUn, Cuba ; Jno. II. Ferguson.
Tj?iton; LewisN. B. Van Derhp, Waterloo; Sil<t? i?J
Borrough?. Medina; Clark I. Baskin, Havana ; Thomas
?Niude, Lyons; Gilbert Robertson, Troy ; Jame.? W- lien
nett, Mt. Morns; John N.~Whiting, Geneva; William A.
Stewart, Aiig?lie-t. Alonzo G. B?"_r_sley, Auourn? Hu^h
W, McClellan Albany; Cyrus S?an. Poughkeep-? ; John
G. Wdkin, Monticelf?; Jacob C. V- Dyck, Coxsackie;
K'-rni Carroll, Cb?T>' Valley; Jonathan T*_rbe!I, Eltrtaficib
lown; Ja?. Summerfield,-?; Loyd A. Hayward, York .
Anthony G. MMlor, Moanl Mont.'; .?ared L.Torrente.
Buffalo ; Azel li. Hamilton, Addisot. ; Austin A. Hown'td,
Buflalo , George W. Mot i? :l. N-w York; Boles Bashlord.
Lyons; Th-ma? S. Lord. Mur?alo ; Branoan Youne, ?aia
via; John W. Wolcolt,Honeoye Palls; Daniel S. Kobertt".
Buflalo; Stephen Powers,do; Gideon M. Moudy,Geneva;
Henry l.'Glowacki, Batavia; Jarlos H.Hunger, Rome ;
Jacob Larrowe, Bath; Charles H. Mervine, Udea: John
Barkeloo, Br"0K?rn ; George H. Cooper, New-York : Ln
ban II. Ainsworlh, Brockport ; Charles G. Day. l?bica;
James Forsyth, Keesttile, Charles Ga Nao. ?ew-Vorkj
Isaac Vanderpoel, Albany ; William C. Shaw, ?Ww-Yoik :
Thomas C. Cutler, Holly ; Samuel W. Budlong; George
II. Stone, Gai?;e.?; Truman Warn-r; Thomas ?M. w?b?ter.
Lock port; Thouias J. Ktynolds. Jame-? L Clark, Olarkson.
Counsellors '?Lysender F?rrar, Rochess-r; Jonas. A.
HugDsion, Delhi, Delaware counts- ; James G. McAdam;
John K. Hale, llornellsvill-, S'.eui'en county ; John S. ?eetl,
?tttlalo; James C. Smith, Lvoos; Charles J. F?lger, Ge?
neva ; John M. Keer.-;' Geo. L. Marvin, Alexander
M. rto.i. Ru?Talo; Cba_ ?V. Gibbs, Ovid, rseneca county;
Harley F. Smith.-; J. Addison Eastman, Kochesier..
l?t -tri A. fucker, Rocbr^-ier ; Martin S. Ne? lui). Lima.
JS, R'_.0F1?_J>, L.ook3eller and Sta
. tioner, Clinton [lai1,corner of Nassan and De?, kman
sireris, has constantly for ?._I_ an .??riment ol Theological,
Cidsiic'd and M?-CeJ?laneoU5,an<l Stboo'books and Station
cry aithe lowest cash prices. n--."Tif
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS. Min
latuie Urthogonal, aud Perspective Drawmcs; Work?
ing Urav? mes. Specifications, and F.siiiuales lor Churches.
Public and Private Buildin/,??, w ill be made lo order t>y
K. A. SHELDEN, Archiieci.
t?9 lni" Ma 2 Mercer, cor. Ho?-ard_st- S. Y.
^LUAR .HJUsi: MOLASSES aud
O AMBER SYRUP ol superior quality for f-smilv use.
lor s/.le in hiids.. tierces and barreLs, dt the American Sngar
Iti'tinery, No. 23 Leocard-sircel, by
021 2w?_ _ TYLEE ?? MAFES.
DEE ?C ESTABROOK, Book and
Job Pn-lers, 160 Niussau street, in the Tribune Belli
o4 lm
A
ings.
l^W iu Asconsion Church for sale.?
Pew ?No. 15 on llie ground ftoor, in the body ol the
Charclt. Apply at No. 7J fjopih-oieel1 teJj
C~F??aF 1?\DI?~RUBB_R~CX0TH,
Axles, Spring?, Hobs, Patent Leather, Bands, kc,
iic. for sale v-ry cfieap at 272 Pearl-sL_oil l'p
SHOVEL- and Hollow \VareT-*?100
dozen N S? W. S. Eddy's cast steel Sboveis ; 100 do
do. iron Shovels. Also a good assortmens of Hollow ?Vare
on hand, and for sale by
oil F. F. EDDY. 54 01'! *"??"??
W^TClT_LA--E._.-The subscri?
ber offers for sale his stock of Lunette, PatenL
P?ticnl Flat, c-mmm Round, and Half-Flat V.'alch Gla>?es,
in convenient lots, at So. S John-street, up ?.airs. ? ,
_?_lm_JOHN GRAYDQN.
FFICE OF THE RAINBOW, a
Weelily Periodical, devo?'d in Odd Fellowship,
rr-noved lo 160 Nassau street, Second story, over Uie
Tribime Otfice. _-Lii*-?
? ?A .AMERICAN^ FLAGS for sale
J \J\J or hirt by
Seuth-rtreet
G?UNT ?s DERRJCKSOIV, 159
a-31 u
NASSAU-STREET.
?R..?N-G. IVOVEIUBEK I. 18*13?.
- r 1.1 . . ? ii i ii i -ii -
A S S OC I AT ION :
Or. Principles of a Tnia Organ-ration of Soci?t;
____**? Theedxtorshrp nf these columns ?i distinct from
of. The Tribune. AdAresi letters,post paid. ioA.Bp.l.-B
JLrctare.?A Lsctar?; will I?-delivered befo:' ttte I
n.r A-.-oa.uion on Friday evening hcx?. The saHject <
btr a______ce_ in Friday's pap.r.
Practical .Hornmni.
We announced in our last article our determi
tion to proceed t?j realize in practice, as early
i possible, the giand theory o? Association, giv. r
I the world by Chahlf.s Fo.ri__r ; we believe t
j the principles of Association havebecom? s?wi !
i disseminated, and accepted by so ii.an. through ?
effort:* in The Tribune and other liberal journ
which have opened their columns to us. that
practical demonstration will be bailed with".hi
pleasure by thousands, and that through u.r ??*-:
tion* cf our friends throughout the Country, t
great enterprize will be commenced.?that a P.
lau:?; or Association will be established. v\bicb v
prove to the world the practicability of union t
combination among men, cf Attractive Induit
and of the social elevation of all. The first As
ciation will show to the world that with its i
men-e economies.?the unity of interests o
action among its members, who bring to bear
the pro-.cut ion of every branch of Industiy all ii
S'.ience. Skill and Experience can effect, the
tracti". e Labor of the Group- and Series, its not'i
and perfect system of practical and scientific Ei
cation, its cultivation and encouragement of .
and S'tience, and all that elevates and retines l
human mind and heart,?we say it will show
the world, by these and other means of impro
menr, that Man was not destined to live upon t
earth, steeped in poverty and s.lrt.hnes? and
war with his fellow man, but that he was cre-.t
to lead upon it a high existence, blessed w
abundant-*-, free frem care, and at peace with
Mankind.
One Association will demonstrate that th?.
?rreat ends can be attained when Man lives acco
ing to his nature and organizes his social relatir
in conformity with the immutable laws of Gi
which the scientific discoveries of Fourier have i
vealed to us. The first Association will not i cali
all the advantages we expect later from the s;
tern, but it will increase pi eduction greatly, pa*
good interest, upon th?. Capital inve.ted, 6-CU
Attractive Industrial Occupations and plcasf
Social Relation? (o those who enter it, and pi
duce harmony of interests and feelings.
The Public will 3oun be presented with a speci
plan of operations, and proposals to subscribe re t|
Stock, and to commence the founding ol the fit
Phalanx in the I'nited States.
The Four-Fold I>nrknr??? into tyhicli tl
Wot III ia Pi.in girt.
Fourier remarks, in hi*? ' .Treatise on Associ
tion,1 (p!?ge 145) that th? world i-i plunged in
four-fold Darkness :
" Int. In Social Darkness, from ignorance of
a true System of Society.
" 2d. In Dogmatical Darkness, from the circle
error in which our. false controveisial and unc.rta
BCtences?political,morn 1 and philosophical?mov
" 3d. In Spiritual Darkness, from th?? fa I e at
perverted development of tl??-? Pn-ision?.
"iih. PRINCIPALAND LEADING DAR!
NESS,from an ignorance of the relation which ?
jsts between Man, God and the Universe.'*'
The three first characters are easily understou?
the latt?*r reqnires Borne explanation. It is vet
certain that Man is ignorant of the Destiny a
signed t?> him by (-???.I upon this earth, ?in?! ol tli
spheres t-> which lie goe-? Rfter death und the fi
ture function there reserved him. The proof ?
this is that the most contradictory theories exi?
upon the subject.
As regards Man's terre-trial Destiny, ho wr
placed upon the earth .as il? Ovkrsk_r?? to ?i
pervise if and th*- creations upon ir, tu cultivai?
enibrllish and perfect it in every way, to devebjp
its varied material resources and harmonies, a?<
nmke it a beautiful terrestrial abode and the seen
of a high spiritual development und existence.
If Man does not fulfil his Destiny u? Oterseei
of the Globe, he i- not in material Unity with God
to arrive at a state of at-one-ment with Him. he mus
di-' over his Destiny and organize a Society whi?
will enable him to fulfil ir. H? now neither know
hi- Destiny, nur does he perform it; he consequent!
is in darknes?. as regards his relation to the planet
which is a part of ths Universe, and to God as re
lues to the teirestrial function which his Creot?.?
requires ol him.
False Opinion?? Relating to Aisocintioc
It is supposed by many that the Product of th?
labor of the members of an Association will b<
put into a common stock, out of which all will re
ceive an equal share?the idle as well as the ae
live. This is a great error as we will show by ?
practical illustration.
Suppose a dozen persons in an Associatior
foim a Group and unite fur the purpose of raising
fruit or wheat, or manufacturing hats ; the fruit >.?i
wheat raised or the hats manufactured will be sol?!
by the Association at the m??st favorable rates and
fur a small commission of ? or .-f per 100.
Suppose the sales of wheat \ield ?6 000, th"
Group of wheat-growers will receive ir,?and n
ether Group or individual in the Association will
reo ive any part of it. The members of the Group
of wheat-growers will receive the sum and will
divide it equitably among themselves according ??_.
they have labored. If one member has been ab?
sent, fjr example, one-eijhth of the working time
of the Group?one-eighth ?.'.ill be dr?du.*te?l from
his share ; if another has beim ab*ent one quarter
ol the time, a quarter will be deducted from his
-hare.
Tliijs each Group will receive th?? \alue of its
labor, and a separate account will be kppt with
each Group. The Association will pay the Groups,
and the members of each Group will divide the
amount among themselves upon ju**t principles.
A person can belong to several Groups, and be
engaged at some seasons in Agricultural, and at
others in Manufacturing or other pursuits. If be
takes part in no Group and dues not wurk, he will
receive no pay, and be must then live upou the
interest pf his Capita), invested in the Slock of
the Association. If he belong* to a Group which
produces a great deal and is profitable, he will re?
ceive more than if he belongs to a Group which
produces less, and is not so profitable.
The members of an Association can join such
Groups as they wish, consulting their tastes in the
choice of occupations. No one will lie required
to work at branches which he d?_?es not like, nor
will any one point out to others their pursuits. No
mas-tars, no employers will exist in Association:
people will be attracted to Industry, not driven
i to it. Perfect Liberty in every respect will exist.
?FOUR DOLLARS A VKAK.
IFBtOLS SO. ?S1?
?NTED--10,000 bnsbel. Poxatbje
Tbc C .?UIU.--10.*! .r. -f tin? Aim. il ?_.- will revfiv
proposal:; ?or the ??hoi?.' or any portioo o! leu tl io?*?sd
bushel- Potatoes at their ???-?ice in the Park, until 2d N- i
in :. Ne* *i ::k. Oct.21, ; ? !.. :. ?.:
WANTED?A Teacher of .?lusi. 01
i.ie Piano Forte, to in-!r;: ; ? in I * -: i
t**?! in h ?*.*:>!r-rii rliv One who ca?. -in.: ?r?ll ?v-onld '?
preferred. -\-i-?. *-..>%. T. a*. ?h-,?.?!.i -. ?i i tea
reft.
-, v voting >; ?nLynor* ? - l ??_n
TT Ik of temp?rete girl . e
i ?OUKG LADV educa) d i. ?.-..
_' l_v?ill,ir'.'.'- _-'....:,:.?i . . ,? ,? . ,?-..._
I..-. ? i ?..?''???: h.'Mi
as m nbtaiptafi ._--.- ?? Govern?*!?? i< .i
louly or Tcacb?r in a _.o?_>l The beuof refcrecc?
gifen d-...i required. A l?*uer ?d-in .-.1 to'JU H.W , ?._
?.-i-irtl to iLij office, will receive immc-iiate attention o? :
TO HE??LEK.-S/ AND STAT1 i iN
Ell...?2.00.". ?truce Ever Point Lead; ??: tirst i
qai ilh '.. i'-?r ?aleinlj?i.'f 50 grace, ..?. less ..ne-qu ?rirr lb
U-u tl r.li .|r_?!i. price, at Iti_"? N.i--.::-- ? ??'.-' ll
Ajj>. L.GURRY,late Periotlica] Agent
? 155 Bioadway, will plea.-?- car. ?* lb
tStSU
-THO BAKfclRe'^P???t?er n.iiued --\
i ihe ??lil stand of the late tirui ol Euros A. Smith, No
ISO PnltOD-st. Broaklyn, a practical Baker. cr?mi
t.i_. .-I:.?.?-?;*- of Hi?; Baking depart.-.-*!?!. The pi. m I-*., an
...?- provide d with all the ii*_'c?*>-i?ry finar?!., Ui?l ebusi
m sin ? ?.-. ?:-.'.'ul operation. The loca?on as ?? bo im -
stand i. not inferior to any in ih. i.itv, und die opport unit?
i": an enterprising young mau would b. .?. .erj ?avorubli
one. None need apply un!?-?.-. itn?n?u?;bl>' .i.i-pi tinted ????ill
the business, tud ab'?- to gi**s uu.xrept.oi ?-'??-.? ?..?.,
lo integrity <* n ? I ?: ?o?l morai character. o29 U\*
BO A R? > 1 IS ? ? .?A handsom ."parTor??ii
two other desirable apartment*, with board i??r ill
season, may be bad ta ?s qu?ri and comfortable law ?. in
on reasonable tern..-., by applying at 64 V*_rick-stic_t. I
Mrs. It. H. Fimnaii. '1 be house is o.t doorfro?m .UJohn
Park, and immediately'near tl?e route of the Greenwic
.-!n_ri-._ [ttferen?_e? will beeicbanged. ????(ii**
B^r-_T????i_:.??^^^s;eu tl e m ; i n .*? nd~h i
v.?'-, .,r two or three if.pecl.iblr >ou:i;r ?n-:;. !:? ?
find Board _in?l pleasant reoms in a genteel t-.> - - a d p
vni<* fnuiily, atN-?. D Dover-sweet, a few doors Irum Ki?:?.? '
im i-quare. Price !-..v to suit the ilin?-.. ?Ui. i*?-n??e n
?|uir?-:!. i '25 h i
nOAIiD-A Gentleman utul his uife. o
JL? 2or3single Gen_.man,can be haousomely a?.??-r?n
modated with ple_m)Ot ll.??>i:i> .in-l Board, by apply?isrt
No. 126 Henry--t. Refcrencei^^exchangerL 0232? *
BOARD?t?*? i?iiaue et.?Then* i?? t..? ?.
i?t: bel?er, notiiuij? ?:b:'.?per. ?all aod ?_ee. ?7 lin
UUM?-.?A gentleman and ladyoi t^^<
Uiree single cen?enien ci?1- .? ? iiumodate?! .vit
?i??i!ii r!?.?ms. bv aj?ptying ,\'. ><\ '!? bnian-Si o3li?l
Ann RIS WARD*?Stoleu. from'No. 1?
'I_ v' /rcnih ?.treet, on Tlinrsday, *?*''p.. ii'ih. ;i Gnl
Puten! Lever \V_jJ_ FCH, made by J?>.-. Mi ?s, Liverp >?! \
r-f'R!.. The Watch bad a bard dial, a little cru kwl; attache
to it wx<rH ?_rold-cbain, a gol?l key-rather ??Id, stoueA.gui
lioin the Ucid , al_o a goidslide, with n liou'J lac? ":i ? ai
side. The tinder ?f ?.ild property shall receive Ii?" nbo*.
reward, or ?0 per c.*nt on anv part Auv iiiformalion i- :?
ling lo ?! iu.iv be lelt ?it No. ?01 Maideii Lin?. o\ .?i \ ?. I
Tenth-street. ?-'
e'TKAftl i'ONVKt?'. with i;\rp|!?.ni v??;k
0.*>b"P-. !?> ?bt; let in-.the large buildinpai th? . ?" ?
Canal and Elm -t??- ts IiujUir.; in the nib !e o? th '?'. il o
.my .S'.r;itii Sawmill. ?M Cun .1 streef, whe?*e ?- ufan in !?? I?
ibe l?e<*t room lo'tbe^itjrfor .Military Company D
i .;*.?*;: -
>i'CKU III'IAT.?New Buclovh^Jiy
_? Flour, CornJHeal, Grahnm I;.;., .... m b?irrj
bal! do...nd qu irli i do., u?tabl?. ftn ??ipo i ; ? ? ?
for unleby UOLT .'. OW.EN.i
200 Fi ?nt-stri el. ?rn? i :;.?:.
{Vrj5W T;?sTi"i'Arr.oi>!rN'. i:..? ibji?li
L^l i???i.i, N.->. 93 t.tnii. Ii-.i., ?!"..f.?.in I:
?-.hitnil'er??-^!..) ? ?jeuilemen lurui-.tiii?:: I?.?e'.r r?wii ? ?
have ibem Riadeupi*. tberooM fashionahl: ii- ??' ??? :
i h?ap?r llian ?. v?*r .?IT?ri*?l b??r.?rf in tin?; ? l.y.
???. i.*!-.?t-. ni.idr mid fiiuini'il ; ?
Krock coats '- " " 1 .'?>
Difess cnaui " " " ft l?<?
Vests .?ii?l pants, ..I 7*. lo .* (>.
IT. !.. L'ep-iinnt- done in the neaies* irii?..ii'-r.
>?:*- 2k*_ISAMILEL WXAXT.
MT.I??I.G AT TiIliEl_ CENX? A l.;?t
!_?.3. .?i ??!'<? "2 Lispciianl-il-, cor. of Bi??il.?... ?:n \
P. G**_8LAIN, Mil*!?: Publl?ber, c'-???i taiitl? .-? ? ?
..II.t !.. -liioii.tt.li- ,*llii .... , fui ?I:.- I\.li,.., I Mli?.?! , .!>! rlnli
which i ? -'liinir .ii th?- v-ery b?w pr?<-<* of 3 ? cru. .i i> ? : ??
tad. Als... nu haii?l, h ?mall lot ol itlii.-i?;il tn-ii ? .u u-m
w hn-h ?rill be sold v.-ry l<>\r. The public me in' Ued I?? ? .
?i.! i-i ioiiii.? i.-r ihentstflres. Whiili'.?.-?!? *.-?-;- wibpllr?
h":ip?r il?.ni ui any ?..tlier cstablishmeul i?i lb ? U. ?"*?:?>'? ,
N. B:? PhlHO K"i! - tun. .1 .1 7.? rei.i .
iv I . II 11'. \S ?:". GKSliA? N
TM PORTAIT TO MERCHANT^ '
I. The ?-?.?i?? n!? ol IVIlderVPatent>Stdanian?lcr _a
;..-v. i been injured (niurh I??*- ileslroyed) '?' 'l'i-j
? ?m only h<* bad ;?t ihe lion Safe Store of
SILAS, t:. H?KR1NG, l ill '>? ? -.- ?
N. K Safes of other makers, ?inch ;>* I? -?-? ?? i."-;, i ??' ? ?
pan payment Ivr "?vudci's, lor sal?? .u i? ? ihanon? t|. H ??
?un! est?t', a* iil?nve. sft
|\TOR!VlptNMSlV! " ?X?MJW?\J. ?T!f
i t _| History of The Sairi'.s. or an V .?;.??>? <?!.).-?? Sniitl
and "vloi'inoiii-iii, by Gen.?Joho B??>?ii,.*ii, ?l. I> .tui.? !!>!.??
with two handsome steel en??ra?*iiig.?i_ reprei?cnlio}> Gei
Benneit and joe Smith: in full unitorni; phinolih? r.ity
Nauvoo. Mormon Temple, Baplfamal r??ni, Tbi Sai ?
?cstroyiii? Angels iotneacl i inurdi :?n* ?man '
Lo Ige, m *? Web i ? i ?? pu tr-'niu .1 the admisaiou of a.can
to the ? -::"*?-1* of the Priesthood. ?__. Re eived .??
l.y BRADBURY,SODKN* CUl
J 21 N i ? ? ? ? *
n23 and 10 s? t.o?.l-i?tr- ? i, R ?
OiTN'FELTHAM.AVhoJeBal?ancl ?:<" ii
LEATRERv-GLOVE AND MPPTEN atANlfP
11 'UKR. No. 136 W'lilian? itrfrt, New-York, lour
"-'.?.lih ...C Fulton -*??' ? i.
Buckskin Sospenders,Shirts and Drawer.?; Pun?? Foiti
Leatlier; Blank an?i Colored Buckskins fort?addler_
Undressed De?rs' ?kina bought,und Deer." Flail tor ?.'??
r>?7 loi*_
Ln^i^HOME, Mo__d_y morning. ?24?
iii?ant, Eduard If. 'P. Chapman. Had on vvh n I
left, a brown roand.itioui jaeket and salQnett pants, b -Iml
tap with I -r?- Iront, tvitbout collar; black ?y-.- an ; "?
?. 'Ui?enaricr. 13 }*e?r. ?-?Id, very small of b_?ag?,-'b?t Vei]
-mart ainl active. He has not been beard ?>! -.:;>?(-. Anj
pert^on h?arin" of or .-eemg ^did buy, would do au a?i n
? liaiiiy h*- ?ivin?.' inform :t?on to bis afflicted latle: ,?i .
*? T'i?il-.neet, Ne?v Yorl?. --. : Ivy"
f~ mEiNClL ENGLISH AND OEK >i ? ;*.
FANCY GOODS very low lur cash?? ootaptele j
-ortmiiii uf?
Com!?-, St?-?-l Tei!. Hemmim_ L Son .'?."? <-<ii
liru?he.?:. Cutlery. Pock?-! Rooks,
Perfumery, Kooks?k,JSy.?.s SnufTBoxi.,
Itiii??** Sirups, Pins, Jew?lry, ??L _c.
To?eliiT v*i|h a l?r?je -??'ior'ment ol al) srtli '?
?ibove lineofbiisine-s. CHAULES !!. DARLING,
(,I2 lni? 74 .Maiden inn?- an?! "> l.i'.-r. . ? i ? -1
EECHES ?XEECHES ? ??Jul? re
ceived several thoa-ind Swedish Lf-ei-.l?.'.-- fery !_n .*?
an>: healthy, lor sale at a vcrv low market price. .\l.??. .? ?
rece ve?! a silv<"r nird.d at the la.-t Fairbf the Am.r|ca& hi
?.ntute for the best -r.eciiiien o_*S?v?-<i__i bred Leeched.
J(?lf\ Al.l.AVOl.A,
o24 Ini- 106 Bowery rsnd S7i Broa<|way.
ROOTED GERMAN SILVER.-4IA?.
. G. ?UOFFETT, li'i Princ-.-tre-t, near noostef
would pan*cu!arly call the attention ol II?:;?'."??<<- )>?
and M_mDf"'-t'_irers u> bis -up-rior article <.?! G?-ie.jaii Silv? -,
?? liic. lie ofl'M? Ibr s-jle ?li'ilesale arid retail, of all tli?: .
neiges, rtiv! ?aaraau i*. eqaal to any, either Kor**i_;ii or D
?n?-??? k .foe ex i'?r i ad _*ltiK*-_. *r*'- ' '
IXAYDEIi'S Premium Pena.?A Silver
,__X Itfe lal r. .? ??warded J. Hayden tor hi* '? ?
rior P?-!??.'* by the ___smca_ InMirute at its la*t Fror, l ???
Go*-emnienc h?v?- pven iheoi tli?- Pp-i?rrence, *uid ::
??????"?votai-.Ls and many ??f th?- pul?hc I'l-ui'ift"?a ??? ill
<>tbir Pens. They h_v-ju*?!y ohUtned u?e bt^h?-*M
tion. and are not ?n,rpa_-*r?t ii'._-?|ual-?? by any In me eoontn .
The tfada are -?Hpplii-l at tl'.?* Mai.ufa. tur-r's or:?:?*.? by th
nsejsvi J- b P- MAVIIKN, ?*> Platt-ft-eet.
~ .-?-??f.. Kiso f??r Silliman'? Scbool und Counun_-!?..u?-^ I? k
.SUi^.U _ "?? '?
TTATS! Il A f .Si?b. H. ?S_ J. S. WW.
L ..1 Caiial->trret. would call tbr attention of the pu'
lie to tbair lartre -svirtment of Hats, ?roprisin;? N_it.?,
.-ommonly calle?! Beaver. < as_it_L?re, Holejtkin _-i?i Salij
Beaver liai-, to?-eiher with a lare?" and spleadiJ variety n
Boy*! Hats and Clotb and Veta?l Hats, ?-.lue!? ?a?, will -?*.',i?
low as any <isUibli.hi_ent in the cuy, mihoataoy exceplifj-.
Fo?- ?be inlbrmation of those who are practically oppoo-d
to State Pn.*on Monopoly, liiey would sute that the li?t?
vild ait their establishment are manufactured bv i'neir o?* n
bands. D. B. ft J. S WOOD,
??29 lraeod' 51 L'.?i:al ?tree!. Ne\r-Yo.k.
TO TAlLOit8~AND S OUT 1? ???N
AND WESTKRJV MERCHANT.*?.-The-ub'crib. r
has ja?t importerl a iaree .issortmenl of Silkaod Worsie?!
Brai???, which are ?Ul lb?; rage and fashion in London ud
Pdri.?- for the Peito Overeo.t?. Also a Iirge quantity of .--dli
and Mohair Cord?.of ev-ry ?ize, ioi;eib??r witii a har-t-oti?.
and sup?*ri?>r article of TwUt and bevel edged Ti?? ., a.T?
SUkbark Floretnirie Kanons of a very superior ?tualiiv f.n
Stets and overcoats, with a variety of Trimming. ..uisatile for
ta?ora' u?e, for ?ale by
II. MOSS, Inporter of Tailors' Triinr.?!
?1-24 eodlm*_31 Cedar-st, 2 ?oort from William.
AHOGAN Y CHAIRS;?Several doz
_ en well finished, Hair S?3ati, U.c. in Iota to ?uit rnr?
cbaser?. for salt very low at 408 'iVaihiagtoa-tt. o22 K
1
prRE lSSim.\NCE.-The Mum?! In
ted ..?-Cawul, ^.^"^ootiaae t-ebuii-fssor
taj-ce .eajoM k'.-> or damage by fire ?? the v-O^ed r_i<_ of
pr?terai.:. otSce, No. *- *v?i? %*? "
? p -?r n? . , c ,*iKo-IRELAND, Prrsnl-ot.
A. R. M?. Do v?i.D, Secreiarv. ,,,
. ...... ,. . _- . ?,_.L o, cm
IN ?si RAN CE against Fire a* Reduced
?V:Nv"!,-.1,''1li^iTf'^l>.K,,.K &*_**??< E COM"
i .VNY.-rh-Ioifgi-iUbhshv-tlaod.vcil K-o-,n 10nilu_o-,
: _?*?*- :n _?**_*_ opcratH"?? upwariL. ot iLmmv
???'.':i..>ui- ,.,,? dc.rijjj.n ot propertv _''
W? rates, at i?. . "
" II ?tr*-. I. JOHN XKUSON. Jr .*._?,, "
t-KCliANTS- PIKE ?NS?RANCE
Co?_p-ny--Caph_? Ha fa Million o! D . ,1: ?GtSc??
\ ? v W ih-MreeL-Th!, l".-?mp.iuv coot IQ<
-; in., or ?-?a?g? by For, tfweUJtag l---*.i-<-. ware
fuses, and other ho'Wljw*"-,thin in p_ri i ? ? ?
household l ? nituxe, and ? i-ery description ol pert-osalprop
on tenus a* lav.Ml?t< :_. a-,v .?._..!_ ;;;,_-.;-..
Dt.t.CTC'ts.
!.i-.u'i:.--. Henry K. Bo-rrr. The-".-"* !*.'. *?'.-?? "
\iit!.onv C. Kr?ssire,J.>Ln A. S*.c?rti?, Bfose-Tavl
itnb. ri1?sei?'on-:t'.0!:?*r Corwin, Frv:- q i, v
' ri ?? l. Ln-.vrenre. T-omas! avt,r,t:re,?.h_?t-.-..
:* ?,.!. Jr. C'rar!'"? N. 1 ??*ot. ?VUfiam W. ? ?
? ? S - Geor.e Darcl.'V. -ts-pl? ??roce.
[? ??-an-1. Jos?*pti Hudson, !> ??-.?i M. I'rr. '..
Fo-4ti J 1-'?/ r '"?' f* ?'?' .-??' l.M "?-??-? ft Gtrlnu-U,
-rJttver tt <?*>- ?n
JONATHAN LAWlitN!. IC Pre?
v }? Seen atry.
HHE HOWARD INSI R -\>? I I "v.
._. p4i.-.-Capital $_tN?.'V-o .?*,*.- S ' ? ?
i y con?nuest?' nuke iosat?ue aj r__t ot ?? ??
i..-.. ami rulOBi't n.v.^iti; j::.
DIREC ;*?'??."*
. ?i Mirra \*o a', r ?V.'l ? ? .
lipa l't'ivr. j?. ft I tin i ??*.?',(..
JoK? *itr>ii*::*:v>. B.L. ?Ve-)*" -v. Nathai clW't-ed,
'.". pr- H. '?.-?ir.um Fiti.nmg CTucker-Iolui Kaukii.
?'?.-.vmI Ltt-. _1_gs U.ticiMtiiiiii ..( b_ t>. ^"???'i
Cal--bO.Hah-ti.-d, WQfem'W. Todd, Ft
H m. .- 8 "-homp-oi- R RAVJfcNS, Pi
I .'*Hii.Lirs.Secrt.'f.rv. _? '
ETNA Firo Insurance) Oompauj of N.
_".??Office No. 87 VV?J^sC?lirsure against I
lamage. bv fire on ?iwelling bouses. - .
?-?.?:. ana their C_rgO?**i in port, un I ? I ?,?'.? _????> i
... ? ivoi ihle i'.riib asa sty other office.
DIRECTORS.
?..hules lint??. C. S. "?"?tsjti?ui!, John ?
:olm Allan, Geer^e I'oiUeioy, E.B.Ci
Fred'k Peno. P.LootsFonlke, ?'? ? ' -
ItnssellfStebfairo., J. J.Jtl. Valeotine, Isaa? I. Pia:*.
' bester Claik. W_White\-n_ht. K. M. Bit? I ?
lj. ftl. H??t.'muit. Wm. A. F. Pent., t". W. i
S.D.Sk-Ga, M. L. Mai?. Jos-J?nii_
'?. Pegr, .1. U. Multer. J.-l
v. n>. Hupetlen, Jno. Van Bosketca*Sib? \*t
t'neops Anthony, Darnel L. Gru.-, Willi?a H. I he
CHARLES TOWN, Presid?
Henry Lott, Secretary.
aJa H I'.lCIlA'.? P. ?t:..?t, Surv-.^u:.
\1UTUAL INSURANCE.?Ou Dwell
L? ?. rug Houses and Fum.iure ou I v, profil? returnet .i
Ibe Assuee.l. THE HOUSEHOLDKB_- MUTUAL IN
SURaNCE COMPANY. Ortic.? 4o'X*allA.. lor sejiaratiflg
ibe i_?urauce o: Dwelling Houses? / Funi : . . ..i ;li_>.
ot ?"?fres .??d Merchandise.
It is well known that hIiii?-?i ?dl the i.??-??? incurre?! -.:-. ih.
'usiiirs.? oflnsaranoe, an- tberesuitof th? homing ?. valura*
n-s iUid costly yc-ods.
This iiicita-esilie t-xjvciisc of i-surr.nc. : . b ' *.
er,and uiay jx^sibly iieprive liimml the --?i. -. urity tor
vrhich lie pay** his premium.
Th? ?T??it p?ymehuOr premiunia form '.i,a:
ter paying expenses and tosses? i?-n ;?!-??: ? - rip, ind
?? !.v;.ue.l to the assured tn ri?-'?"it;"ii t;> ?>.? ?'.rir
? -. r ?-*?'?
Tins Cunpauy Liprtj-aied to Iniun .-...i.!', I MS d.'.ia
;? hj Sre, Dwelling n~ii?t*.,q ipied m wbol. or t?' p-'ri
? -..- ?i. Household Furniture and all Uwusehoh^Piaiperty
U u.-.idy kept in dwilhii?; hoO??. Evtacj pM?'.: ituur*
? v w.<\> this Comp?ly is entitle- to one *. -t ro? i ? '? ban?
?Ired dollars Insured.
DIRECTORS:
iIuli.m.'.Vcrptai?ck,R. A-lloboi t .t in, Stepl -..
ItoSt'l Hcnrv Lmllow, SamueJ .\l :ii:>t, Frederit r. De| ?*??'.
WiUiaiu 11. llan-'jii, F'd'k Sclmchiirtli. I* . ? ?our.
A. J!. ItO'DCS.ERS, l
myl-tf ? D. CTAVl.t.K,-???. ? i.j
Pltlll'ARATOKV SCHOOL .,; ?il"III
DLBTOiWN, Coiitfcticui.~A Classical and ?
?-.-?.rding-School lor youpc l?enliemen. -Tin V*
Ion s? ill ? Miinienct- Nov. I5lh and continue 22 \?e.-k ?
'i'l.i.? S? liool i-, well suppliedvsith.appararus, both
"pineal an'l Chemical, including _ powerlhl;*P?les< ,?
.iixi, .i ?omplctft-set-l Amettcao ami .toreignOutl m Maps,
? f.i. i i'*v. i.e. ,?.c. Students are ihorou prej ired ei?
ther fot ht: ti:?'--s or cod''.;i.ite iiisiitultotis.
The Principals and Pppils -..?..;. uigtthei mt
? . rarlly occupying the pi.rpareni .:? Principal*
: ?I il Coin |)o<m1iii;; oljli^ui? ii to -.v.il h'H-r il.t iri i.!tu-r?.
-.:.:i.d- mil ?ducation ?>! tl"-?i Pupils. No . ' -
v?!iii?!e is (bund uMini'iu'. will li? pen?iued m'coi
?? il h ii^
Phi . :. irge i ?! thstrut "? n, Boi ?>', *?* ar-hlns
i .- ig? Ktit-I, I.'*'?i-, anil Beddlugj IsfltiO pet mnont?
i ?' i m 01 n.lv in.-.-.
I..' Ofrtulai. may be obtained ol ?'? P. Di-.. ? Bsq
?-. i ?? C.arl ?Heel,oi of 'he llev. Hi >.t-. Cbt_e.N I
????. m, ?treet. D. H. CHASE, A. M. j .. , . ..
ati it.i'l?vw S.i ll?-E A M. i ' " ' '"'
[%TIS- ' ?RAiM-jS ilOARDlN?; ANL?
i.V.?. DAV S C II <?? ?L will be opened on I'hui .'!.?>*, Bib
'"'iitember, at Nt>. 66 Haihtwond Mreet.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ull_.ker, lor many yt,.n.- .?t ibe ?
a popularFeniale Seroioary lu AVestehest?i C
??ted Willi M??; Opim ot Hiis City. hat*1ul> lilk?-o the t .. -.
?IV?; "i'.,ii:.|(>ii i\.'.-?ti H,m?:;i "el-sii" I,.will
:?.'fi.-. Scliool ?trtrT?uhg Lldlea on "Tin
?'li. I'tithiii'j-aii'f ?ro?mos. (".' eh'-.MM'.-f . ? '.'i-.'."Oi-m ? '
l'Ciiltiiv lot ""m. me tut MMjM ?? i '-.. iny sini-oi
t- in ?il the i-ity.
>!(.? l'iifi. with assistants, -wjll axtend t?j tb< i
' f ifte ?.-"?mi: i-idi?-., .nul ihe t l?menle 'h pai tt?l n\
uudei flf ?'P<riuieiiilenc.c ol Mrs. Ji!" ? I. ? :.
rj.>OAIMH.\\; SCU?OL.r-iryiug In i
{ Jt l'?le V: ?;irr|? h aild ' '? ?
?butig G?ntlrin?n. Tar^l?wti, ?Vt/n V"rl' .{{Voda
?'t.- rec.eived') V, ?m. P."L?-n A. *?! .?m I I U . Il I
*. M., Print ?j ils.
fin tii.ii ?, ce ?.ii.iiu-' references .? ktbh}glf9 t| I II '
li ?'?> .irabl - ?ni innaiton, tn-j b- had on ?oplicaiion
utioh.oi at the bookstore of v.'. A. i .h.. |.
... ?1. Lockwood, 111 ltriM?lA.y; If. It ft*
?ir.vt i> ; T. .?. i iii,?....'-. ? Broailwa
N. B.- Wimer Session opens on the i-i Ndvi rol
S"'
2Ai\DEKS'8 .-SCHOOL .toOKrt
Comprising flie Pnmdry Srh?v)| Prim ?
Book, l?t, 2d, j'l mid lib Readei s. Publi I
DAYTON it NEWMANH99 Broa ' V
?r< (iiiii.iiriiitaiiOM Iroti S. W. l.'l.itk. Pdm poj ?
douroe Academy i " Mr. W.'C.Eanders: Deiir?-1 II
? ii rr-..?-mty reminded o~tb- lact tliat 1 tiuvi nct-expi ? '
puhlicly my opiniou ofyoui -eriesofft ? 1'bis
i tti"-, fin?l nry apology fsi, publfi tntimt at -
edtr*d iUe_uecc?iity for so doing. Oiu wbch
? ivi but one apimon of the merit? of yoor books. .'? .
lical _nd approved teacber ihUiisvtclnity, wtitj hi. used
bem. veil! consentie use any other. I ha*?e ezamlnt It
?tiet?fvely, and freely subscribe to tht -?? r?I?
iii- v .nc.iu.t the Uun^.' '1 he books me mami??",! ?
ibe best style. The ;.?tper is fine, the typ?"iari/?, ibi
am inprb|tfiatr,i!:eir order pnigre-n-'e. the suf'i".
i. -.' i".?, the .enUment pure, and il>o price low. lea
.?ol youths are yo-ir def?tors for your valuable
.'?lay due gratitude be given.?Keap.ctiuliy >ours,
"S. W. _L*.ItI-, Principal of lb t M D
' EllKittire. N. V., Sept.28, 1812 "
' i di?/ei!_j|y concur sn the above I have also em
'?!? Sander**'*!' Young Choir.' and believe iitli^'. I .'. ??
litttl foi J'iveii?e Sch ?ol?, of any woil. witii t h b !
quo i a led. It i- ?'?? I as .i trxi hook in ibNAcadem,
?? sv. S. NILhS, Ittit. in Teacbet*? Departo)
.._4 and in Vocal 11 j ?
R?CTICAL~H??K-Kl_EPJ?\TG and
PK.VMANSHIP.?Th?.- City Cnnimerm! f:- I
i il Allen ?ret!, will toMi'ii*-"?"-* ?u recular _*v-_in*; ?
i ?i Lad,, Young Ladies and Gnuk-ni' n on Hoi ' i; tiie-Lst
Inst. M-rciiiilile Ariihnietlc, Peninanship and Lo.*. 1.
in?' ?re tau? i ?i"i?'u_kiy and p'racti? -d'y. ~>p> ? u\ ".?..
ton will be .'iven t-i ,-ili the ?-ho brmi'.-lie?. 'I'!:- Da
?I this liislilutioii i? t'ivided into three Depart?
i ay_lg ? ?peiianceil teachers, in which an- uu;!.: :?.
und Urnam?nta] Branches", Inclnd?K M ? ?' ;
l''ut. and tfce French l-m.-u ice.
?. !? I ? * | MAS. WM. NICH01 * i
^RQ?'E.SSO'r BASSEt^S " and
An?fyttca! Systemof ?renrh.?T__gbt?*itb< ..
by the nattier at hi- r???ence, 469 Broadt?_' ,. all n
"'xiria Gr.nil-si. Those wlm "MjIi I > ?? ')'? * r
!.?iitL"ja^?- wiib ea..- an?l facility, wdi fi?"f thfil ?
not lo be .m p.?_e<l by any thai baa ewei ?'
rhe language is laogbt grammaiic-Uj I
peaaiag b eaaily-cqolted by du?!!-.* inethod. a_d tl
pli finds frmn the fiiatJettooiti>gro??enieul l
?vriiid^ and iras5!atiic. Tit?*? <-bcr wish vo Join <
i it-tiing seaeon th? (iif!'-r*-i<t ? -.-niii-,
io call to eotei -*___ nat*-**"*. Te'i?ai ? ?
.fivance.
N. tt. The Profeaior :?u only !.. ?? ? '!.
.uid aft?r 7 P. M.__ I -t ? , 11.
THE SCjB-CRI'BK !; i- ins hi?? rrieads
an?* th?* publi- that be t? new npenlnc n ?r?-?'
.i English aod Domestic Bar -.-.-ii'. ' . ...
I .-.f.-r. Will (?.-id it for their inter? .i .; esau)-.?!
II it es and quality. Among lb-: ;?sm;i'nen! out) f>e frtun ?
? -i tenor article ?if Eiffrjisn Coal H-?.:.-. I 'ni!2i-i
Iv., Tinys ami Waiu?rs, from 6 lo*M tn.
(JnSDpOtition Tea Keiib? sod Saac" P.:t;s.
Brilanoia T?*a jnd Coffer Pols?Aim ricai) i I Bo|
i'Ule'l aiul Germe.n Siver Spoons;
BriUin.ii.^>ra?.s in.I J-paj> Lti?>j^,. CaHdl-,'.i?.k*-.*45pittt-.?if,
?ce.
?.< .i.ir ware. Tubs and Pails.
Cut ?Nail?, itc Sec. SlMK?i.V P. SMITH
06 Im ?7 .Maide?.l;iiie, n'-ar I'
?_Y8TKM OFr CUTX?NU.~lmrx)rt?-nt
0 m Tailor^^-Mr H. SEGAR would res^f-ciluil?' c:t!|
the attention of die tratle yeneially lo his .iti.'.'-r -..-f>*.ii of
cutting garments, it being one that can _s_r?*li* pom'? wiib
t?tat degree of accuracy which be brie-v? be* turret bauen
1 e?_ ar.ive.l at. The above system can beliad of li-ia^eai,
Mr. J. DUBOIS, 281 Broadway. wh?.-re al ?U uiiit? Uxenyueta
-v ilh iu-r-ctions, will Le given. Inve-??':"" i? whehed .
rVM) THtriTOT?K-T?f superior Black
3 i??? Un-r-t'sMtJiarei?Tbisrjir.n.xr' ' ocs
_I_ r_a!-.Ho**-^s??a w , rZi
end nnparalie}???% ?g ?- Mjr ?c the Cdoton Tea
\?:^or\Xa?^^ P***X? pnce .-VOctva.,' |1 .',
'mv?iu'' "_--,- __
If&d&ISm FKATIIKKS-A prime
A \nt of Liv? Geese Feathers ftR? -.?le f.-v
"^ jl? THOS. 11- ?MAVBKK, ?i Nassau--,!. n\> i \br
'/^VT ?AIUS. Tacks, t?pikes aad Spara
!->' bles, for ?le hy MITCHELL 4? WITH ER PILL,
1 ?_?j 94 Joba .ti'?:'?.
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