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New-York tribune., 1841-06-25
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of French anil tagrcaA alie'
and I.,rrs for ale UHIrd states Pa?erHnn9
nr and Band Box WafLor.s Canal broadway Ns"
purchaser. are respectfully invited cal and examine TOR inei
..yes Rooms prepared in The nsatest manner
10 I'm JOSHUA BROWN to Gand-st
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WNsuINcroN, June Il, l5ll.

A.. McAlpin, john Rceycs.
W,sIlNcroS June l., l5il.
Geatcmcn: Your letter of the 10th duly handed me,
I'd lose no time in responding the feelings and scntl
which Won have expressed for Yourselves and those
uu represent and which YOU have correctly a,crbed
regard the larnencd death OF the late President. ~
citizen | respected him, patriot honoccd him. As
1esj be and dear me; that the people OF Gin
taua should desire to keep watch his rcman> by en-
mbiae them ncar their CITY, i both natural asd becoming
la, the entire West where many evidences OF his public
.@tuuess be found, should unite in tie same wish,
have been expcccd and that the surviving soldiers
fhs MANY battles led by hun victory aNd to glory
aad ssh to perform The last melancholy duties 10 The re-
their old commander, fully in consonance Win the
TwPiugs oi a noble and generous sympathy COULD not
Il mas authorized to do So oppose myself to their wishes
Imisht find something urgc 49,: = - native STATE
suy knowledge OF his continued attachment Ia e through
De whole period his useful t-n the claims of his rcla
, ilr,, iY-c desire would BE- that the mortal remains
ahe o,trious -hould sleep under the same turt with
aose Of hi distinguished father OF the sners OF The
h,lalaon of Insepenence-n tn. wish OF the citizens #
native Comfy claim all that left OF HIM Tor whom
ley lately their Almost unanimous >utragcto say
uhng OF feelings allied a, am by blood to many
hi, near relatives and with closely assocl-
nei in much connected with the late exciting political con-
hc>c considerations night present some reasonable
ground Cor opposing Your wishes But the assent which has
been given y his respected widow and nearest relatives 20
request Of the people of Cincinnati admits Of no opPos
ta on ny part, neither in my individual official char
,.sr
shall feel it to be my duty however to submit our cor,
y 10 ne '"S tio.'es "i o's'r,s ,r, ,h
.xpro.sel b in ,n,nc, with those of
widow and nearest relatives oi the late President,
Ha promise You cooperation toward enabling YOU TO
"a Tie sacred trust which brought you 10 I'M, G!
JOHN TYLER.
'''SNs'' J. { WRIGHT an, oI-er' OF Tue '0''''''
q n,e,;n. wa. IBID -. Albany on Monday eycningto
e,n,e. B.,rl ~. r,.., r-,.,,. Comm, presided and
acoani,e, va, ,r,,n.. =, m, Chairman 10 draft Con.
sier;a. i:li,.3.. ~, ,,l,,,.r The Chairman
shall a,ai, ,.n - -,,,,,n
-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

Ca 600 CHEAP CARRIE T~.-toHe and see, at
y Ac.OOO l6l Chnthimt-Tac subscribers beng deter
mined To and extensive stock Of Carpets As good
81 Their
pnron public general that they a'e received IN ndd'-
i Ia their former stock lar.e o ucs aud three
y CARPETS. also super 1000 10 - 1000 do D;
aoJ do - tNio9 Jle +; leO DO 81 'Q0O 10 - iNo
do IS i'd beautiful transparent shades from - 70 So
p,ir: OIL Cloths. wide; III 81 and 6-i Mi!ns
bel quality article OF Cruh Cloths aud Tnos Covers win
the most I'll a donscte win the l'e
l.. II. = BROWN ltl Ch.fAam- 4 y l.
Don't forget the nuiaoer. Jel'!H
Itf,ESTaS<: CHEAPER TEAM EVER D
I VI WILEY No 4 Canal treef HrOaiwas h-
iu received large choice selection OF Ingram CHF
r which being cus Dee od prices To salt the
wishes purchaser Al,o variety III Is Mats Aino
and Table Coi-r Floor Coi, g. with various other articles
connected with IA. business. which ~i be t cheap ior
che,per) purchased other >;o@ III The CITY
aIo I'm
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NEW GOODS
nEPoT OF FANCi DRESS ARTICLES 229 ioadTay-t G
rcn Iio:e-F.ncy six and ca Also hrIn 'ra-
vat entire new patterns received and Tor ale ~ moderate pr
CO.. by f.l- T. JENNINGS date lyate \ Je.nn:,.l
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25
.BDsES "a. DaNGHlS.

EShlNTED LAWNS AND ChlICOE>.-fhc Subscriber Uorm
the of Banks and Dugmmu offer, at the old stand
Orchard beautiful collection OF Lawns, aud
French. English and American Cicoc 10" prices Please
Gull aql examine for yourselves.
JOHN H. BINGHAM. 30l Graud-,treet Orchard
y. -Plain and Figured dc LANES also Bonbazn- ragloni>
Dana,k Table Covers Linen Table Diapers Donesics Beached
aud unlIc r!el sreat yariety OF cyery price lc2sN
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

~ BARGAINS IN HATS AND CAPS.
EN- h friends and tsa
<I generally hand suitable for the
season. complete of Hats and Caps
II the and approved wa ne oilers Tor 'ae a.
prices which fail To their appreciation
Trading principle of large sales aud small proht'
Thi- assortment consists III part, Of
beaver Hats boiics 81
Short napd mole kin SILK lts................-. , 10
SUP nap nocskin fur bodies. -
Fine short napd Nutrl Hats. 3 50
Nutrn Fur Hats .....-..-........- ..-....--- 8 U
White beaver and Russia Par 80 81
Also full and boys double brm LeghOra
Hats gentlcmens travelling and Dress Caps chdens cloth velvet
and Fancy Caps Fur and Silk Hats Sc.
Wholesale merchants dealers supplied by the dozen
a the oa -.t sash prices. WIN. BANTA,
jel- hath Get New York
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25
BUILDERS, HARDWARE
sIas., PRICE MUSIC

!.
NV AND FASHIONABLE MUSIC for Piano Forte Flute, SC
o o 5 s,o 3 1 rai ton ae at M aK1 her,, Sp
INSTRUCTION BOOKS Piano Forte, Guitar Flute, yo
Music BOUND IN any style cheaper my
Al! the and fashionable Music received published
CANADA MONEY WANTED at the following prices
y Bank Montreal iouirel.---.--~- D 10
City Gank. ...--------.~-.-.---. do
Bank ofEr!sa North America, Montreal. DO.
Inioa Bank .-.-.--. L
Quebec Bank, --..--..
r2lu II. GRAY & co. 60 Wall street.
PED BACK NONE, all the Banks. exception
Is taken i,o; discount at III (ireenvic.,rce where NAV be
found good of Cloths C,ilcrts, Neings, Linens
Drill Prnt', * E YOUNG, i9i Greenw eh-sireet.
IL Having quantity of Red Back Money wall be- taken
ioa, -Aee9j at par at 4ii pa[eet for all kinds Of Dry
IL Makers Tor .ale by GEo. CARY co.
EEL la l95 Prarl-,tr-et
ElNGIGess ss.ls lHON.-I5O well assorted English
ieaS GEiNNELL MrNTlRN Co = souih.
RsgrsGov.SD sUChH.-OO hhd received per Bar
~! ''' GEiNSEii MlNTuRN K Co. : sou,l,
STa3AM SECURING. AND TAfLOstaNG.-Mr
- Perry. doors from the OF Hester
where Ike will his Clothing and Dressing Establish
His cleaning pnaoon &c Is by steam con
pongiu. He extracts STAINS paint tar &c Aso
alters with collars buttons &c reduced prices JeS I'm
gHANNA EIssa.rR WINDOW ss7ADEs-Pant
ed all her costumes winch are the splendid Cachucha
c2} Ct. /. iIUBEE!.LS Shade Room, lbs! Fultout
TRANSPARENT ITALIAN WINDOW SHADES.
OLIVER W WooDfCEie 6d cath"rne t., Will open ti
morning IN entire OF Transparent Window SHADES,
l n,., far l.,in,y their ,nlnc and f,sio will
make Immediate application irtcu-
ay tho, tia; have deferred purchasing blinds during the
y {; prcc from = = per rar Country Merchants nnl Up
HOLSTERS" an then interest to call aud purchase an as'o
,ei q. W. wooDFoRp. &C Cah,rinc t.
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TO LIT.
I'D Ike 2

ii%f aud bacloom the OF Grand and Er-
building Rent moderate good trnaat
Suitable for any fancy business. je3G
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ina Tie story budng No % Ano.'s'ee ID
- the city for Printing Office o. any
light lighted three sides Rent S5O Apply to
aap.f H. GREELEY. or j. WINCHESTER. 30 Ann-st
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C,Ea... co,Ia IND rA,eA. GOODS sTom,:

L GEO. So CARY n co
49,, llear Lame have sac
ricty Of their part follows:
COMES bonr aud Buttons Needles
Il the guilty Pm, Hooks AMI Eyes, Tnmbies Pok
Books, WIacboac Steel aud Wood BIsss Bone and Ste"
Cr>. Rings onc and hundred yar spool Cotton spool
Stands la Cord Foot Lace ltacr and Bead Purse
Bead Bag, Soap, PcIn.re Cloth. HAIR AID other brushes
Glasses iiaxors Razor Strop Shaving Boxes &c SC
The may b. hal quantities ,"t at the lowest
'' ~ p e. ns,.r II, Rome. Horn and Rattan jc2l I'm
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,,5,Es.DssENvERY AND sUn,lEfs co,s.

1SlTEs DISENsERN AND ~ "a MEX SSN-
,j-r.., diseases oU;od pToiAt, ,d radically
~, Ie ne f line AMERICA; POlNC&EST PILLS, which. iron
e ryriahc he iifed 10 by numerous lnlu-
al. of hieh responsibility universally admitted To
he specific complaints, In consequence OF
rho demand found Ia appoint an all
rion, Agent Tor thcsi aud til nov be obtained by
ii, SO tl.scLT-., ie.3 w-
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~ lad, aged about seven years, OF MIR. Saimo'
"ahbcra, Of Taunton, Mass. drowned Th'rsda,
e'aag June L. N the near that village while it
tie &C, Of bathing
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

u IS Icer P. smith in AIaica. Montgomery Co was
0as down ,inbcrs from the upper part OF his dwell
' N The e2d hi, little directly underneath
Ans stick which struck him in tie breast and killed him
Ntaa:ly
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

IL TO ElI'-A School Room twenty by forty feet plea
@ A 'n4s situated the of the Methodist Episcopal Church
s-''- second c. and d. Inquire OF Adam
Leach. III Essex " Miller, Ii AN-nHe C. Also Churcd
Lamps Chandelier for sale Inquire above Jeii 2~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

IN TIE splendid Basement Rooms the Merchant exchange
of all Apply AIR Pearson.
and Exchange Place" -
~ = j. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann sreet-
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A-A TO LET. and possession Immediately The House
E No t. camber>s Broadway with the exception OF a
A~a-- phy .,cians office first floor Inquire OF
je2S IL. JOHN RlRDEiL 90 Chawbrrs-st
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

FOR SALE-A OF lao Smthowh, Ii
s'9 L. adjoining the village Of CoMmac The buildings are largo
~ and conmodouS aHd good repair There are on the farm
number different kinds the land suitably DIVIDED
quuntic, fcrss well wosrcd and abun
of wood within quarter of mile OF the Post ONCE
ChGrch School Terms 1000; half bond and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and perfect title be Immediately gwen
Apply the the premises JOSEPH WEED, 20 Dr.
vou-.trert. New York Je9-lm
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q Four prisoners charged viii, slcalin coun,erlciine
'er cOia &c, escaped from the Jail of s. Joseph's eou'
= Indiana, sew nights ago One o. them named Vanier
'sh, re;a>ea The name, OF The Others James
Icrai'ias, john Clark, and lnscl Dickinson
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

teo EOE SlLE-Or exchange for productive City Proper
St tA Farm OF 80 situated liuntngton Township L.
H. . mile, Norhpo from which steamboat pe- 20 and
Good buildings, good wator &c &C.
For particular. inquire Of f.. w WOOD Il Ryngtonsreet
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

Acc'oENT.--Whilc Lyman Wheeler Of Randolph (vt)
-'a tie ac, OF carrying large temporary
a"Oia rev building upon which he work, the loor
'dcnly broke from under him and prccpi,aed hin into
De cellar bencath the Stone he CARRYING fell upon and
aealy crushed him.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

ID ED Esa IA HONEY all the Banks exception.
"a taken hoH >count Isl GreenNchtrcet. where be
Cloths, Nc.linss, Linens.
Drill, Print, l.. YOUNG iol Grecnw ieh
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE

Adj dsyeted City Subscribers Tor One Cen. pr COPY
Mai Sul,criber- 81 per hdvaace Otherwise s.
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NAVAL. The U. g. fiigsis .Racsdon,sp. Com.
Jessss Wikipson. AID the sioop or war Warren.
commander WIN Jameson. arrived Ut Boston. on
"Wednesday morning lac. from Pensacola. whence
they called on the 9Th inst. The .Macsdoniaa and
Ws"sn have been fos some time past on the
West Indian station. a.
is. brig Conso,t. Commander Powell. from
the Goa" Of Florida. arrived ., New York on
Monday evening.
U. 3. Surveying brig washinston. Commander
Gedney, arrived ai The Delaware Brsskwstsr.
24ih inst
Cap, Charles w. Morgan has been transferred
from the command Of the Bsaxil squadron 10 that
OF the hedhsusnssp. and will saI in = few days
in the Fairfield.
Ar Calico. May 2is,. U. 8. frisa,s Coas,i,a-
ton. Capt Tsrner, TO sail fos home 10 oil July 4;
slooPs Of war Yorktown. Capt AuIick, nearly
ready for sea. bound for the Sandwich, Society.
and Friendly lslsnds; Dale, Capt Gsuntt. 10 snii
soon 70, Ieewsrd; U. 8. store ship Relief. Ii Com
Nichols The sch Shark, Ii Com Bige:ow, wss
on cruise 10 Payta, Guaysqui, &c.
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Items.

Ono hundred tons q hay on Miriy-'euen
acres Of land have been cut IN Charles
town this year NY two enterPrising iarm'
ers - Boston Post
A phys ictan neor Northampton, Ia
sa,d to have "a, the present time uncef
his care, t,oeniy eight young ladies !"
state OF decline, victims ol incu'aole con-
sumption.
Mr. Eilio, Smith wns accidentally killed
ct the City Malls, Salem, on the 2Ist. -
He was saving mahogany with circular
saw.
An industrious mechanic, named Pierre
Fowler, vt New Orleans on tho 9Th, 'ns'
fell from work-bench on which he was
standing, upon an adzs hs had been
using the edge Of which entered his eide
!, was supposed he could not recover.
A less number Of votes in proportion "a
tho whole population was cas-, in Boston
nj the last Presidential election, than n
any city or State in the Union where suf
rage is universal.
The Mail over land which has hitherto
left New York iot Boston, ON Sunday
has been discontinued.
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Ill ED.
st. Mrs SaIoms Mowry,

In Warwick. 2ia inst. Mrs saIoms Mowry.
wife Of Ed. Junis s. Mowry.
Iu Ess, Greenwich, 22J inst. Anna. dsush'er
Of Rev Tbomas Williams. in ihs 18th year Of her
sge.
In smiihGsld, l7,h inst. Mr. Nathaniel Mowry.
in the 70ih year Of his nge.
In Tiver,on, Mrs Patience 8. White. widow oi
the la.e Perry G. White. 10.
In Cairo. Illinois. 2sth uli. Mrs Sussn NJ, vile
Of Mr. Mslletiah Ware. 10 the Sad year Of her sgs.
formerly Of Smith6sd. r. ].
IN Providence. on the Esd inst, Nabby. wife Of
the late Richard jackson, sged 10 yesn-On
Sunday last, Mr. John Shsldou, S3.-On Monday
last, widow Sarah Coffin. sb.-On Tuesday last
Mrs R.becca Dennis wife Of Mr. Will'a" Len.
mis-, 26. Mr. Edward y. Marsh. printer. son o'
NJ John Marsh, Of Newport. 2t-Ms Amsy
Mann. widow Of David Z. Mann. Esq 90.
On beard brig Emerald, on the passage hom
Havana to Pro, ,Idsnce, Ms Anthony Horton, aged
20 yes~.
IL Fall River. l7,h inst. Mrs Dsidsmid. vile
Of Csps Asa p. French, 29.-On "Wednesday last
Mrs Deborah, wife Of Ne William Cole, 27.
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: Rsmgsslion ef Rscord<s Rssk. Much 10
ths sslon,shmsnt Of every ono present,
'snd without any previously signifisd in-
tsation, Recorder Rush, yesterday n.orn'
ing, after the close oi the regular bus'.
ness, announced his resignation OF the
Office which no held. Before leaving
his seat, he thanked the offers Of the
Court for the kindness and good feeling
which they had always manifested towards
him, both personally and in his official
character, and for :hs zeal and activity
with which they had seconded his sxer-
i,ons IN the cause Of justice, and in clos.
ing his address. signitihd his intention Of
resuming the practice Of the law.
But one feeling, that Of regret, will he
fel fos the resignation OF Mr.. Rush, who,
during tho term in which he held his Of
fics, hns Won to himself The esteem Of The
community, by his urbaniiv Of manners
and upright conduct. The city has Loaf
in him a most valuable officer, and one
whose place will not easily he filled. Or
ore thing Mr. Rush may res, assured. that
while all will regrs, the cause which 'n-
ducsd the resignation, he will carry with
him Into private lie the best wishes "i
the community for his success ~ the
sphere in which for the future, his cnc'-
gies are 10 be directed
Phil. U S. Cazetie.
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From The N. Y. Com. Advertiser Of yhursday y.
THE GREAT WESTERN.

TEN DAYS LATER PROM ENGLAND.
True TO he: time the STEINER Great Western
Capt Hosken, was telegraphed this morning al
half east ten O'Clock, and at one O'Clock We
we're in possession Of our papers-LondOn to
the l4,h OF July, Bristol TO The same and
Liverp DOL 10 the 18th al inclusive
Our thanks ure tendered 10 Captain Hosken,
Er files OF English papers to the latest dates.
The Western arrived at Bristol on the Sd.
left again on the l4th; making her passage IN
less than fifteen days.
The cotton market had further improved.
A considerable sensa, ion was felt for the
harvest. The weather has been cold and un-
pleasant. We refer to the marke, report.
The dividend due on the Illinois starting
has boon paid. The papers remark that the
Indiana bonds are the only American state
stock. the July dividends upon which have moi
been paid.
The elsctions have terminated in majori,,
for the Conservatives, but whether il 10 sufi
cient working majority was not determined
when the Great Western took her departure
From tono Of The London. Herald, Conservative
VIC infer that the acquisition OF such major
ity ID rather doubtful. The returns up to the
18Th were as follows.
England aud Wales, Conservatives 2sS
Wings lS5. Scotland, Conservatives I9
Wings 27. Iceland, Conservatives 28, Wings
80. Mr. O'ConncIl has been defeated in DuS.
lin, but will 70 into the new Parliament from
Meath
Tho Queen Of Hanover died on the 20 o
June. The king had dcsolved The Chamber o
Deputies for its stubborn resistance 10 his pro.
jeds.
Galigani's messenger says that Madame Cat
alma is not dead. She was in excellent healii
on tho 25th Of June.
Fiity-one persons were drowned at the launcl
OF barge. at Rotterdam, in Yorkshire. on tn,
9Th inst. As il was going into the water III,
barge upset, ond Of the one hundred and fit,
persons on board fifty y-onc were drowned.
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The Fiscal flank Bill EN-
crossed.

CONGRESS-. In The Senate on Tuesday
last, The Fiscal Bank Bill was ordered TO be en-,
crossed by . vo,s OF 20 10 24-oe,hsr mr. Clay
ton nor mr Henderson voting o" the motion. An
amen dmsn, ives made limiting the denomination
OF notes 10 IS, instead of Sl0.
Ia the House. the Revenue Bill was taken pp.
the question being on striking on, tho snac'i"s
clause. A discussion ensusd. in which several
msmbsrs took part. when tina committee rose and
reported progress. M Fillmore gave notice that
he should offer resolution taking the isrifb ou'
Of committee Of the whole on Friday yesterday.
A messnss was received from the President.
enclosing q communication from the Secretary Of
State. ssLi.s forsn appropriation for diplomatic
mission. Referred 20 the committee Of ways aad
means. 20
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nj Rls led,

In Wickford, on the Is h inst. Mr. Harrso G
o. Gnrdner, Of Morsvis, N. Y. TO Miss Elizabeth
F, davgh,cr Of Isaac Reynolds, Esq Of Wexford
Ia Fall River. on Tuesday last, Mr. George Bs-
ker, Of Mobile, to Hannah H.. duush,er Of Dan.
iel S,illweli. Esq.
In Providence. on Saturday lust. Mr. Neil Stew
ard 10 Mis-. Jane Goodwin. both of P.-Mr Rob
ct Kemp. Of Boston, 10 Miss Elzs6e,hJ. Alden.
Of Maiden. Muss.-On the 22d, Mr. William 4.
Adsmson. Of New York. to Mrs Emely o. VIII
lislns, ofProvidsncs.
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NOTICE. The PRINTER 10 very
Nh much in wnnt Of money. Will those
w. indebted for the Star, Advertising, &c 4,
please call aud settle as soon as con venient, and
much oblge :heT humble servunt,
CHARLES RANDALL.
N. B. Notes and Accounts Of over foe yesrs
siundng will he left for collection unless attended
10 Immediately. July 81
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ONAuu1 A01S M MANM0A --Suty 40.
Reported for the Bosson Daily Advestisss.J
A. market 2s0 Beef Cattle. 70 Cove 4 Cal, o.
1900 Sheep. and 500 Swine. -.
Prces-Bssr Csi,ls-Ws quote to correspond
with last week Fira qoslisy 8 10 u 90; second
qssliiy IS 80; third quality SAa rs.
Cows and CsIves-SaIss were noticed ut 8ls.
&2S, $25, $40. and $50.
ShesP-Lo,s were sold At 26to 30, accord
log 10 quality.
Swins-Ssveral lots of Sows at 4 Ia, Bsrrsws
st &c. Pigs at retail from io z.
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MARIN Il LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

July 2Sd-sch Pequos. Ph;nnsy, Mobile. with
cotton and Lumber 10 The master.
SlooP Eagls, Ingrshum, Psovidsnce.
24lh-sloop Hornet, Ssafs, Iisrwich.
21sh-sch Pacific. Smith. from Norfolk, will,
1900 bushels corn to james Smith.
Sch Barton, Clifford. Richmond.
S,oop Bridgews,er. Allen. Psovidcncs.
Sloop Triumph, Taylor, do.
2sh-sIoop Eagle. lograhs,n. do.
SlooP Delight. Barlow. Warsham.
29,h-slooP Charles. Ash. New York. via
Providence. with pig iron to Furnace Co.
SlooP Brdgswatsr. Allen, Providence.
so,h-sch X 1oml'n, Tomin. PhiIsdeIphiu.
with cool 10 T. Child.
SAILED.
30,h ship Benz Rush, Clifford. Psc'6c Ocean.
Sloop Delight. Barlow. Sandwich.
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Insurance.

The Mutual Safety Insurance Co.. OF New
York will take risks on whaling vessels and outfits
"a, the usual rates. The subscribers are suthoriz-
cd 10 receive applications for Insurance by this
Company. which will receive immediate attention.
BURR e. SMITH.
Warren, July 81. ls4i. 6m
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The election for three members Of Congress. in
Illinois. takes place on Tuesday next. Angus, 3d.
On the same day. elections for Governor and
membe" Of the Legislature will be held in Ten
nesseo.
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a NOTlCE-Rev. Mr.. BAKER, Of
&k@ Providence. is expected TO presch in
W. Coles Hall, tomorrow, (Sundsy y
Services to commence at the usual hours
July 81.
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Cid ., Philadelphia. 22d, brig Washington.
Bishop. Barbadoes.
Cid ut Boston, 24:h, bark Jane, (lais Of Glou.
ces,es. sold for a whalsr) Manchester, Of and for
Somerset.
Al Boston, 2s,h. ship Henry luke. Watson, Of
and for this port.
The sloop Iun into and sunk BY steamboat De
Wit Clinton, night Of Gath. off Poughkeepsie, was
the Providence, Allen, hence, for A ibany.
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The yAnerican Chesterfield.

The american Chesterfield,
p ElNG seieclio ms from tho letters Of Lol d
- Chesterfield 10 his son, and extracts from
oi her eminent authors on the subject Of po
likeness. suited 10 The youth Of the United
States; for sale by
July "a JAMES GARDNER.
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4 the Sign Of GALE.N'S HEAD may
4 be found the most extensive assortment
and the greatest variety Of Trusses ev.
er kept IN this place. Among them may be
found, Fle,cher's, Hull's. Stagner's. Chace's
MaIsh's, HentyeiIman's, COMMON. Sc; all OF
which, on application, will be sold on reason
uble terms, and every Truss adapted 10 each
individual case, ON surgical principles. by Doc'.
MooRE. 4. X. REYNOLDS.
July "a
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n small lots OF Pigs Hams, taken from the
"a smoke house u lew days since; for sale
by S. ". REMINGTON.
July q