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Benz ann Treat, Frankfurt, Me, Il W Benson; Bran,
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va Ms,csn D;ming, M.der, Barclay Iis"e.tos. Nafa
S E cssa wms6Rs qa e k ss;r YnrTGs
h.s's f2S,q: Ns'o"
Arrived
Br brig Afieanus, Dsy.sie Kindly who aied ed JULY
s Frss .er Hs s,iS from is s TO s Sy aier Aug
bg susan, Gray, 81 days from Croasad mdr Goodhue
Brig Pewhsan Lawrence days from Pasrmo wine &c to
Brig Dante, siOddar daJs from Norleans with moa..es
BE- brig osadrgre, swan days from Bermuda with arrow
'0 Bis Hs MsaS.pp ss S2Va fss.etnger'
:. ss MIX s smith Res; s.y; gss, Tssr !. Z
Ps I'D la AR d se,e wyG%os Dapp ;chr. sssais
e t % Ion 10 sks Br brig Ro6bna from PORT az Prince
or tsgl,sd lIh lat ~ len ~ passed bark Ann Louisa vii
D ssG ,lsS SSTiy Dye, day. oT Turks Island with
brig s.t LEG, or Nnrlssa ~ dis
9th - bids sugar 50 puns rum 10 Dres Co Len schr
p bosS from Fmos ca he Pse Sn - T. SosI w9
sshr Pelgn, Mason Of North Yarn nth q, days from Mar
Duke q os r L Sss. ,os,ssS to s,rs. LIZ P5 b.
Hr c aas Ang OF Cape Haeras spoke brig Pan.
sssit John i Ble iGi cIsrl, Berlin. corn.
seGr So Aus Brsay ptT * f% Ed.n,oO NC whoa,
Brixgs. ~" D''""''', "ut' 10
sshr C.spper Townsend days from Richmond with coal
schr L,riiiap, Hodges de FIN ocracol. ps,aI.,or.s
Scnr hepeateri stnel ar. ds I'm Wilmington Nc
from Baltimore, frr jamaica 's 'O"''''a@ 20 hours
schr Eue Lockhsr, De fn North Carolina naval s,or.
schr Francis Vance I'm Alexandria Hour ''''e'
sr T 0 h"" grss sS y. % m Rfss%S"d o
schr Forutude, Cherry, dys firm Richmond. coal
Schr irset, Briggs, 6 dys firm Baltimore. corr
sshrs Lo5erG Hey Ann Rsbeccs Wilson; Gold rrpres.
Andrews Peupiman; Decatur: Planet oburp. Ser..
Mary y, Hickman Exchange, Mason; Depeyst,y Sse,
nam Webster, Lawrence Effort Smith; Sea Flower; -Four
Virginia 'N wv"
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rSr or TOLLS RECEIVED ON THE OHIO CANALS, DURING
my Mnxru OF uSr. 1880. AND IuNE. 1910.
S6s,U75 40
Ssi,4s3 TT

CoTroS-This market comparatively quiet, until
tow ard the close of the week when animated demand
sprung up and prices closed increased rmncss The
stock on hand is very small The Nashville Whig of the
9Th n saysThe growing crops of cotton and tobacco,
told, look we'll though some apprehension is felt
that cotton will mature unusually late owing to the heavy
rains this summer Hso the crop may suffer severely
from frost We learn that the cotton crop from Louisiana
and 5. Alabama will be heavy this fall Planters Red
River will realize increase of 30 25 cent last
years yield correspondent Mobile writes to that
the cotton cropof Alabama, will be heavy, and early in
market.
In the southern markets. generally the decline in
change has propotonably affected the price of cotton
The stocks are however, rapidly declining Thefolowing
is a table of tocks, sales, prices, and remarks
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24
SHIP NEWS.

CHAaLssros, Ang 26-an Ajax Cooper, NYork
SayssSaH, aug is-nrr Augusta, Sherwood, NYork.
NV ORLGass Aug i4-cld Charlotte, Liverpool Fergus.
johanna, Bremen
HAVANA, July Starr Norma Koopmau, New York; Aug q,
HUDSON Hambsrg; cid Pensacola, Boston; I'd Hazard
CsrdDess Cromo, Boston, Baltic, Portland; cid Centurion,
Csrbsnas; 9Th, arr Concord, Carr NYork
MAIASzas, July so-arr Washington Portland; cid Thra
ciaa, Cowes.
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S o u Il II f r N L r S
PARK EATifE

PARK THEATRE
FIRST appearance this Theatre of the EJTERPFAN
CAaISTS.
THIS EVENING, August "a, the performance will CAM
with the comedy of the
SINo LIZ LiFE.
Mr.. Peter PInkJ, - Mr. Blackstone
John Maggie Mr. Fish' David mper Mr.. Gam
Narcissus Boss. Andrews. chester, Wbestlev
Miss kitty skylsrk, Misc A F,sher
Sarah Snare Miss Cuslainan Jesy Meadow, g. Cusamaa
Alter which,
THE EUTEKPkAN NOCALISTS,
Will perform the followa quartz 1.-The Soldiers Life
Always Gay" al NEAR the Lake where aroeps tie
Willow"
To be allowed BY the farce of
LOTTERY TICKET
ROY al, Dfury Lane, MIR. Buckstons
Capias, Mr. Held
MIR. Corset Mrs. Wheatley.
"'ro Greece give shining BIadss, and "Lusnous
To con, lude With Ii. 4 OF
CHAOS Is CONE AGAIN.
Col. Chaos. Mr. Fisher Jack bunce, Mr. Hth
To ttingham. Chapman sam, kickipson'
. Harriet , Mr. Chippinc ale.
Doors open at O'Clock at half
past Z.
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ImnOrfnflnAs.

ImpOrfat1ops.
ChorsrAp1-Pe Susan4e3 pkgs so bales i2 bales
feathers % hf ks nres So bales coil do duck BIZ
candies ass bobbns flax bales horse hair 50 do diaper 4 bs
I20 hf do roa Goodhue Co4i bales shceting Poppe-
bales diaper 400 sail cloth bales do 50 pkgs h duck
bales ravens duck 3ss res brush to order.
PALs RMo-Psr POtrhGon-Sss cks wine Chamberlain *
La srence3 ykg Russell Co.'s Big. IS do
ed 20 do wsnus bales rags es quorce paste
nonds So, brs lemons oranges sulphur
order.
BIZ bay hbl composition Hcnryq5 bbls beans Aymar
Co.'S bags Wa Burger2s cnts gunpowder do
n young ny son is seschong Dursnd Co
NV OnLEASs-Per Danfe-ii hhds tobacco Donaldson
10 Millbank-s0 bbls moa Laidsw. Whtlock X Co
IA bIs mdn Ha-ie pigs lean PhilIicon-is pigs
Deshon20 bales cotton Otis MasoR-3 bbls 2bxs
br ISIS Elwe-l4o hhds tobacco 10 bales order.
MoBILF-Psr a. Hammond Us bales cotton Butter
worth-2s Psrmee Col bx Harper Bros-is b. les Wish,
GLe Coils Bogart Knee,nd-5 bbls Van Kleek-s7ss
slaves Center \ Cots bales 10 order.
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NEW CHATHAsI THEATRE.

NE w III
THIS EVENING Aug The Performance will commenas
Count Fierio. s!. Cline Count Pairno, Mr. s.syc...
Marco ~, po., M'dseh Ayr''io Az. rho,,. wood
After which Mr. OConsel, the Tattooed Man, will 60 thro'
the Drum txerclst, executing ibe Single, Double
and Treble Drag, in perfect time
Aiter wh,en, ~. re gop1isr, rama OF
Robert Macare, MIR Bro Jaques slrop, MIR. StaS-V
Clementine, . Mrs Madison.
MASTER DIAMOND,
In his ole WEEa. p5ssss0ws tys e. Mile HE GS IF Gown
tae bsnlo.
After which, the drama OF
THE DARING MARINER
jams F. o'Conns The hero) by the TASoed Man
Agnes. Mrs.Flynn.
Doors open att, perform at quarter
Boxes SO CENTS I'd and I'd as piti2 cents gallery III
FRANKLIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quar1.
THIS EVENING, Aug 24-The performance will commence
with the farce .f
49,, THE FRESHMAN lN LONDON;
MurtCes, Mr. Field Edward Mr sd Mscs,eh'oa-
BILLY BARLOW. :. Mr. blake.
After ~hich, the farce %
THE NV D GREGORIES.
Gregory, Mr.. Durvsge, La France. Mr. o.sood.
Mrs Mrs. Andersen.
Dance, by MIR. Hart.
To be followed by the sr-e Of
1Ht. SOLDIERS RETURN.
hon' snt Mr. k"by Csiity, ~, Mr. Durivawe
To conclude with the interesting draua Of
THE TURNPIKE GATE.
Crack MIR. Durivage Smart, Mr.. Scott
Doors open performances TO at auAr'ss
. bfp & O'clOtk.
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right herself by refusingto acknowledge the validity OF
bonds it, as was commended, they had been wrongfully
Obtained.
The position Mr. DelaheId and ofhose large contrac
tors in England such that unless they sustained
severe will be given TO the credit ofthe States
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-24
STATE OF NEw.YOkK, }
SgIRgTAny,s OFFICy.AUCpsT IL IesO

To tn. Sheriff. Of +. r,y and County 81
"s.G De so@d snd
ofNsw York CITY of Brooklyn and the town Of Bast.
on ' ss s s ss' sss II: s se
'ag officers f,r are to se elected; :, c...
fory,wo Electors Of Prcsusn, and Vice President of the
You will also taxi. Detce that the term fFreaer-
h , AMI CSssy Of sss,sC tor ss First ps to Which tue
a,y p;ss%S,r Sf,, sod ~, ~ E District
Congress United states for the bird csps ss M
s.s.9t.n a. q. .sld nsI sasf fseien .'' '' -
T i% M kSI' fsa oi Assembly.
she,d y Place Of Jacob Acicr, whose term expires
p ~ day '@Yss SSs'ss H'' whose terra
And enc coTpnSs Ilses Sf ira g. Wheeler, whose term
WI" 'ip'e On We Ho last day u PSssmSer n-r'.
Sheriff. o. New 1 igEi Rass. ss sS 0fs
Secretary city and cs SsS g. Ss. TS.
pS each Il IN. Gs s sSG vi" publish the
a., ss, e.. Revised statute vol i' chapter sh title 3D. article 3D.
part ls,. page 40. agt 10 nvi
NoSTrIocE,-sAcKET SHIP sIDpoNs, FOR LIVER
board Boat Hsru At whes. ploass Ds on
Letter Bag. vii close Is he i a ,s r
oeloek. aa
MosLEYs STEEL rENs.-A fresh supply offices. esIe.
-. T. r. GILLESPIE, Agent
azs-st- $50 NasiaL two doors above Fiction.
undersigned respectfully snnenp mov ,ssi Ss s, ls
the Ladies Ordinary for each person, will be-, So yer day
ShlIdr,n under year, and .,rysai: ......
f f%d r. Nth private table. Gr esch person..
Ana ior The parIor used ~ the pat extra.
he Subscribers ready TO axe arrange mel Is with Ft
miles Yer the Winter. on REASONABLE, terms.
single gen,emen aeeonmosai.d with good rooms, by III,
y ear, or lor the winter season. AZ f4ir rates
The eubsrbsrs have been Informed that hack drivers hay
rtportd The Astor Ious. FULL when II Was not iru.
hse rsprs have been made frequently 10 uce n
We acknowledge With gratitude The liberal parcpsre he
slowed aud froiss nnremed 10 our patr.ns
az imis BOWEN, COLEMAN q sTETsON.
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AsHns-Sales of both descriptions have been
tended at advance of i3i each. The rates are now
a S7J for pot, and o. for pearls
CoFFEE-There has been advance of Act Braails,
of which description the stock is light Sales fall kinds
reach about 5000 bags at o. 2 for BraSs 10 Ot for
Cuba 0s; for Maracaibo sumatra III; Laguira lOa lOs
FisuSaes of Dry Cod have been made at so, an adj
vance Of 80 cts.
GRAIN.-Northern Rye has improved D per cent.
LEAD.-Mssour has been active. Prices have advanced
to 4sa6.
MolAssEs-The better qualities have improved Sales
are made for prime Porto Rico 80 for New Orleans
Nav, SroREs-Norih County Turpentine has been sold
at ? 25 a reduction of % cts.
Os-Whae Oil has been sold at 80 cs to the extent OF
$4,000 gals, being improvement of ct. Lnseed has
sold at 60 90 80.
RcE.-The stock is small, and prices have improved
l2k cts.
sUGARsales Of all description have reached $50 hhds
at a 81 for St. Croix Porto Rico New Orleans a
IT; Brown Hav ana II All; White 10. H.
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NiBLOs GAisDENs

THIS EVENING, Aug as GREAT ATTRACTION
G The Musical Department conducted by that eminent
composer, MIR. T.. r.. HoRN.
m The Orchestra is full and effective; Leader the celebrated
NJ. BAPrsrE, om the ConseIy atone, Paris and French
Theatre, New Orleans.
{ post at this establishment account Of
weather. Grand Entrance from broadway 10 the Sa-
loon prots cted, and the Saloon which ventilated
from the top and Sides be enclosed ns notice
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HAv,s, M,RKrr Aug. TN our market quote as.
sorted Sugars 81 l0i; superior for Spain, IL 81
l2; whites IL; yellows, 81 n; browns 81 g. Cot
7a9-scarce. 600 casks Rice sold the 3Oh ult
in IL belonging to company of culaors in which
included the 900 casks per packet schr Hayne for
which the Spectators paid l2i Exchange London
IL per CT. prem United States, /! per CT prem
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Passengers Arrived.
TuRxs sLAsDSehr Helen Gray-alessrs Cromartie, Bard
and Judge
MoprLr-Brig a. Ha~mond-J Wilson, w Patterson, VIM
Woodruff.
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WEATHER IN New ORLEANs-Durng six week $
past our city has been visited with succession of
showers scarcely a day passes without more or
less of ram Fer three days past the fall Of water
has been quite heavy. Some persons deprecate a
rainy season as unfriendly To health. But our pre-
sent exemption from diseases of all kinds, almost
shows their aPprehensions are grsundless-N. o
Bulletin, lug 10.
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BENEFIT OF MIR. NIBIO.

BENEFIT OF MR. NlBLO.
3-WM. NIBLO respectfully informs his friends and the
pub thai The 1%STE p2Ts5f a. and eminent Mn
RITCHINGS, the New York Fayorile; Mr.. BHUNTON.
from the Southern Cities; w. II. WILLIAMS, and Mrs.
LAMBERT, together With Miss Melton, Mr. Cbippendae,
Gnu ' THREE GLAND OvERTUREs
In of the unusual attraction of the evening" the
performances will commence at half past o., lock.
Mr. H. s. Hall the eee'racd pyrottc hnist, will produce
on this 'eea' FiREw ;HlfRi.s e1n'0'0" 81
A GRAND NATIONAL OVERTURE.
AIR which. the van, e,iie OF
TURNING the TABLES.
is sc BuInps' MI NJ snrasa
Their only appearance in New York, this sesson.
Mr.. Knibbs,, Mr. Crouta Courcy, ~, Mr.. Fenno
- AN OVERTURE.
Immediately after the v>udey Vile of
THE CHASTE SALUTE,
Der,iile. ~ Mr. BraRton Tbibaut, 49, Mr. Williams
MIR Thibaut. Miss Melton.
With the song, duetts &c. incidental to the piece.
{ An OF half hour the 6r
Refreshments OF the choicest variety a
in the Promenade Salo D and Arhors.
To onclude v ith the yaudg vile OF
THE WATER PARTY. -
Mr. Deputy Butts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr. Chiprendale
Mr. Deputy fisgns. Mr; Lambert
ar Alfred Amulet .......'.. ...........' Mr. emo.
Mr. benjamin
| Mrs. deputy Figg'ns ...'...'.. ,...M,ss NIT
| .
=. Amelia iggns. ....,....'..... MIS- Lalatert; ,
With t. COME song Of he Humors Of a " sio Patty.
7-Ente tainments To commence al u ociok
90 mnbusses will and from the Gsrde during the
| evening.
| Tickets so cents each.
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yAUxHALL GARDENS.

VAUXHALL GARDENS.
=. T. Barnum, Direc.yr OF Anussmsnfs.
No posponement on account Of III. weather. A. - sAoos.
which y well ventilated from the toy and all sides, can be
Adnitanee to the Gardens free-saloon as cents.
MANAGERs BENEFIT
BARNUM manager aud director 81 anus. menis IN re.
%'"ia e s ~ his sA ii
stay at this re; ,fs'G s., S fnnGqnee' that
sd nj .s but r Gf kvs S NJ
,. S..:li Me- i. %S:.s $l$
Davis Ga fsi RI SKI p
M NJ, and b N,. JR5SS r fr O., ,Bsy.
- H,g5, e Nj cRGh$4, Z. s6 @a~' ves,li.l
sgaS 81 'sisTsS 9f' .ss P Pull appear
NJ r III X g. several new ossro t;Spr duets
doac FROM T6 Sti'is S1 jerry
The ': Fiji ;I sFssszBi, '''"d !
On Which occasion Az Ms.Issa: psrtr%, but the
s'%S' squash PART l. Mr. wai'i's-
Esvoriie Overture ................. The Orchestra
s I'D s.t G:1as;
@hi'lsss .sss%s;ni,a also Win ss,s.,;; display
p, 4. n ''a''' " asTEfE 49,. Biy3Sp -
aad % bs". Tom and Jerry NJ s Ds' ssa"
NisFar ssrsnade PAM M',;r'' wh''lOeA and Gardner
E9ySsiis oT.r.rs NJ Jas o Orr s
cS%ie song 'e..' o'.o Hr. GIaSs
nim tssque Dance Mr prooks
Grad Gi,an, Dance. Mi..c;naiiss All NJ Gsrsas;
THE iFi' $F GfS S i; arSsSf5SMrnp
Prel.' s.r Groes will preside at the Piano.
icsI.r.. see small biz. "'' - ''t" oe'0sA FOR -"
;sr d K. e s,sy variety furnished by Mr. Jones'
eo.s q Inc S ssrs gs. the Garden and will be in waiting
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

rom select committees whom referred R. file
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

Buque land claim, time and ordered to third ead
H. R. f No. 3d. ga resolution on the subject of most Offices
&c. was read second time 0'
Mr. Payne moved amend by striking zone at Bratons
Grove, Van Buren, county, and Jonathan Bon be
post master,' which agreed to- rr
Mr. Parker moved further amend by striking words Of
and
resolution, amended ordered reading on
H. H. file, No. IS, "a bill incorporate Upper Miss;ssnni "
draulic Company read a second time. . r. -
Mr. Parker moved lay the bill the table, which on leave he with;
drew. - - ~
Mr. Payne moved amend the by adding to the second section
words provded shall navigation of the
DAMS" - pp y
On motion of Mr. Hepner,
Inc bill with the proposed amendment laid on the table
to establish the Of justice for said read second time
and considered committee of the wole Wheey in the chair
After the rose through their chairman
the bill back to the Council without amendment which report was
Cured in. f 20 son-
On motion of Mr. Hepner,
The bill referred select composed the delegation
from Des Mones county. - 1Ns
H. fe No. 9 ga bill supplementary to an act entitled an act
the relief Of the administrators OF the the Benz CLARK
read second time. 800
Mr. Payne moved lay the bill table, and on this Question the
yeas and nays being required foows
Those who voted in the affirmative, Me Browne CL
Hughes Keith Payne Ralston Swazey Mr. President g.
who voted in the negative Mess Hepner nqhram Par
ker and Whttesey, 4.
-, on motion Of Mr. Hepner,
NC oouncll adjourned until 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
- e., TWO O'CLOCK. p. M.
~ n N eO "A memorial subectof atrnpike road from
passed = ' "As ''au 9 'hiru ume ana
On motion Of Mr. Parker
The Council adournd
II tuesday Morning, Dec 81. 1899.
Inc Council met pursuant to adjournment
- phe' rom select committee, whom referred n R. file
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follows
Those who voted Browne Clark Hen
ner Keith Parker, Swazey Whttesey and Mr. President,
who voted the negative Messrs Hughes Ingram
So the bill passed and title agreed to-
The following received from the House
by Mr. Fales, Chief Clerk: 800
Mr. President:
am instructed inform the Council that House of Represents
have passed No. b. G. Resouton funds to dev
the expenses of the present session.
Mr. Faes then Withdrew.
No. 81 H. fle ga for the relief Of settlers upon
sections : ~ Np ooi
No 7e T. R. IA bill amend entitled an act to organize
the county Linn and establish the justice thereof and
No. ~ H R. file, "A bill incorporate the Phadphia mil, .nd
severaly third time and
and titles agreed to- - ~ peu'
y,' was taken up, and - ~ so0n-
On motion of Mr. Parker,
as laid on the table subject to the Council
NO 73 t. file, "a bill for the Limitation Of suits in penal s,,nte
ana criminal prosecutions, was read third time
Mr. Parker moved amend the by striking out the or .
stealing wherever occurred and inserting dnappng which
was agreed 70 y unanimous Of Council and the hill 40
amended passed and title agreed to. aAA ' o'l a.
NO. 81 Il f. file "a memorial for speedy settlement Of the m
Duque land clam was read third time, and passed - -
No 81 T. fe "a Resolution on the subject f Poet n
Se;a , was read third time, and passed - o1'e9'
The Council adjourned until o'clock. p M
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On motion of Mr. Inghram. -
The communication referred the expenditures
No. r. H. r. fe "a bill to incorporate the Philadelphia mill and
manufacturing company
No 81 Fl r. e "a memorial for the speedy settlement Of the Dr.
Buque land claim - l1
No S. H. R. bill enable the Des MONIES county
to establish the of justice for said county," and
Us n 6e ga bill supplementary the relief of the
administrators Of the late Benz. w. Clarke
On motion Of Mr. Payue -
The Council adjourned until Monday nert = 10 o,clock
Monday Morning, Dec. SO, 1899
The Council met pursuant adjournment.
Mr. Browne presented memorial for the If military
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CARD

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twill be seen that we propose to publ;sb na,u
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appropriate name
The following have been suggested Tur
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HE EcHoj TnE MINE; THE GAsKEr: Tur
ANCHOR; The HOPE; but neither of them fiji.
'ne measure OF our taste The paper is intended
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the standard of cheap reading-to bring instruc-
ton OF the highest class within the reach Of ~
humblest reader; and, while it cbeanens ~.
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authors class who, of all Others, have hereto
Tore been worst paid, by securing to them the
night to vend their own labors. In addition To
this, tits intended that this paper shall be of a
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who gives, as well as him who receives The
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MIR. THOMAS c. COYLE.

We confess our surprise that the Editor Of the
Republican has permitted his party zeal so far te
subdue his better feelings, to admit in his pa
per OF Yesterday, the publication signed Thomas
C. Coyle In another column will be found the
advertisement which we forebore to publish, IN
mercy to the Editor and his political associates
and we have other and more weighty matter IN
reserve.
Since the Editor of the Republican has taken
-, tho defence of the Committee, we would call
his attention to a charge made against Mr. WI
son one of the other members of MIR. Coyle's
COMMITTEES. who is associated with Mr.. Coyle
and the Editor OF the Republican, as the special
Guardian of the Anti-Banlz, Hard Money, Paper
Hating Democracy of Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas, the Navy Agent, has told the
tactic more than one person, and he asserts that
when he held large amount of Government
drafts. then at premium of four, five, and SIN
per cent. he was in the habit of giving them to
the merchants who had duty bonds to pay, at
mar. Mr.. Wilson told him that he was surprised
that he should do So and offered to sell the drafts
and divide the profits with MIR. Thomas. How
does the Editor of the Republican reconcile this
proposition with the affected horror Of Bank
notes, which constitute the politics of Mr. Coyle,
Mfr. Wilson, and the party?
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-28
A'WoRKING MAN
TO AMERICAN MECHANICS

1t appears from the bills of the expenditures
by MIR. VAN buren, for furniture for the Pre-
sidenps house, that large portion of the goods
were made By order in FRANCE; now, as the
mechanics of our country contribute to pay MI.
Fan buren, his salary, would it not have been
as well far him to have had his furniture made
in this country? Surely the cabinet, chair max
ers, and others engaged in the manufacture of
such articles, in america, are competent to max
ing them quite good enough for any President
In Europe, many entertain the idea that we
are set of demi-barbarians, and by going to
France to have his furniture made, MIR. Tat
Buren, but served to encourage this unjust idea;
for 1T was saying to our northumberland there
are none better in the world-you are such set
OF bunglers, that cannot trust you to make my
furniture Should such an imputation upon our
skill be tolerated? If we are not fit to make
bedsteads and tables for his majesty, let him get
office where he gets his furniture.
A WoRkEY.