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JEWELRY.

WATCHES AMP JEWELRY 1. VERY LoW-Ihe e; sub.
Watches gold and sive, pencils gold chains keys
low 25 dollars EACH Watches and Jewey exchan.
ged or bought All Watches warranted to keep good me
the money returned Watches and Clocks repaired in the
best and warranted at much less than the usual prices
by Of the finest workmen in the city. g. c. ALLEN In
porter Of Watches and Jewcy wholesale and eta 30 Wall
street, le19 lmsrc
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HATS! HATS! HATS j!

DROWN cos One Price Hat Store, Wholesale and re.
TAIL l79 Chatham Square, of Mott street, wher
fashion, beauty, durability and economy combined to adon
the head.
The propreon have the pleasure now to offer IN addiuen
their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation Of beaver which closely that Of all n
the costly and beautiful that the difference not easily
ce cash system which enables u. to furnish ye Superior
public the propreto think they have reached the umstum
Of beauty, durability cheapness and comfort. mi 3ms
A N IMPORTANT QUESTION: here presented for the
Il serious reflection of the purchasers Of Hats Is IL
with common sense to five dollars for
Beaver Hat, when the article be bought Wall
street, between Broad and New stree) for -FOUR DOL
LARSl This is no deceptive assertion single nal, or
inspection will satisfy the skepcal that the Beaver
fla, offered is far from being the inferior article often sold
for less than five dollars The fact is that tho article offer
ed is generally equaed, and in instance surpassed
that price is in consequence ola reduction the price
the material together with the economical policy Of this
tabshnen-snd the proprietors engaging personally in the
uasuiacuretha the inducements offered
sucha offered before. =
WARBURTON WEBB,
jei0lmHr Hier, Wall street. y
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AND WALES.
persons DESTROYS e pski.g engagemspt. for friends 70
who may wish for them despatch and comfortable
commodstons will find it their interest apply the sub
scrber who all prepared make such
will satisfaction. The vessels composing
this line all of the first class OF which leaves Liveuf~
weekly, consequently all delay the Of embarkanon
avoided As has always been with this line when
those settled for decline coming the
funded without deduction
various ports of Ireland and Scotland likewise
cured.
For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 2Ts Pearl st,
Orto
C.. GRIMSHAW q co.
. 10 Goree PiazLas, Liverpool.
Exchange drafts sight, and for any amount can likewise
he furnished The National Bank Of Ireland Northern Bank
sng 10, Naonai baux OF ocotiand
branches; also, r. c. Glyn Co.. Bankers London,
nd (irimshaw X Co., Ii, erpoo ms Imsc
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BOOK BINDING


III IRELAND, NO 100 Nassau having
II. s;oeA of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery OF the
ana approx patterns, prepared
al order in the durable and handsome manner
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Bnkwork
rule aud eoghd patterns and in style that is
give salts ctpn Any work red eau be done in he Eng
h mode If required II. has had long experience both
rnefl rIQ
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
& dM &6 - -

49, 40 no @ 49,
de.ps,eh ship from III. port on i:. h 18Th 10Th d
in until May when regular days will be aproped . the
m.udrr Of the ysa whereby great delays and
ships will commence this arrangement
Ship YAZOO, Captain Cornell.
Ship eCONEE Captain jackson.
Shrp MISSISSIPPI, Captain billiard
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
Ship GASTON Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mumford.
Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Leavit.
SAip NASHVILLE. Captain Dickinson.
Ship MENrnIS, Captain Knight.
Ship LOUISA, Captain Muiforl.
These ships all built the city Of New York
wycVpered and PVT in splendid order with accommodations
BY exsnenesd who will make euertisn give
down the Mississippi by steamboats,.
Neither the captains Of these ships will be response
Bile jewery bullion precious stones SILVER or plated ware,
them unless regular bills Of ladng taken for the md
the value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage, apply
Z. K-COfLINs & CO., s. South st., or
HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address.
The ships Of this line sail punctualy adj
ysrsed and will be taken have the goods
~ measured. ma
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MONMOUTH BANK. N. J.


THE note ofthe Monmouth BANK signed by Halfway
OF H. Earl cashier, red. emed Al one rsr IN ny
jet swsr EARL CO. ~ wall 81.
HAVANA A-yD PRINCIPE SkCARS
M RAIDER &c Chatham street. has JeceIved by the hylies
WI pon 100 OF his celebrated La Norma Seq as also
beautiful lo M Sunenor No,a and Perez Principe Segar
which he offers for reasonable prices ca irn.c
CHLORIDE Of Lnlt-3oo casks Boyds superior Chic
eaS u, OF i'''''' PERssE &BRooKs. CT Liberty 81.
ELoUR--i6o BirelI St Louis Steam Mills Flour. For sale
BY + COLLINS 8. co,
je26 Sc South ST.
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Charleston.

Correspondence Of the Herald.l
CHARLESTON, June %, 1912.
Weather-- Shpcreck- Bwsiness--- Raihoad-Ship
purg-Literatue.
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BOOKKEEPING.

~ c. MARSHS counting for the study ofpr.ccal
til 9P. NJ.
Terms-Foth the complete course of practice in Single Entry
Book keeping, books stationery &c,, included, 81 20.
For the complete course of paere IN Double Entry Book
keeping and Mercantile Calculations nciu ling books &c SIS
pectuses may be had at the rooms. je296*c
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The Anti-AnRUInr System OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.

FROM TwELyE FIVE DOLLARS.
M X. BRiSTOW for this c1iy) as REDUCED his
VI Terms from Sevc Flee Dollars, thus bringing this
Uses Art within means Of ALL and is guaranteed to be
taught in Twelve Lessons of sn hour each
1Acadeoiy No. 235 Brodd,Ddy, near Park Place.
Genicm"n Of all ages positively taught bold free
Dedous and finished busness-ke style Of Writing;
ichs cramred tie hand may be, tSee spec
23S Broadway
:. AND THE LADIES
a and Hard
TNTWELVE EASY LESSONS! ]
% VISITORS ia New yor, take in Three
Days MIR. g. is to hc from l A. M from
p M.
q BOOKKEEPING taught by double and single entry
70 Evening Classes from 7to9 jy8 lm*c
T IGHTBODY's NEW YORK PRINTING INK MAN
II UFACTORY % Rose street, of Duane (Old
Housed Printing Ink of all coors warranted equal
constantly hand aud offered for sale e,sonabe
deliverable part OF the city free OF carriage Printers
and vendors solicited make trial this article.
jy 2 3mr
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srnrous Arr.is AT NrvBURYroRr.-A man named Far
rim gton who reside - West Newhury, WISHED N.,ury-
port MONDAY nitrrnoon end becoming int siosied
was surrounded BY gsng Of snroyra him until
his patience was exhausted, when he drew kns and
stabbed one Of them In the abdomen md in ths
head nsar the temple. He also wounded Ind from West
Newbury named Hsll, who was enieavorias persuade
him 10 70 home, in the hand. The 10y who is wounded
in the abdomen is not expected 20 recover. Iis anc Il
Thomas Garvn Pennington arrested ami com unttei
prison. II. i. said 20 be Of bad character and in.
TEN psrato habits.
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Another BREAcH.-A breach has occurred in the crn-
baskmen of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal on tc feed
err lie ell about mile above Georgetown. which supos-
ed to have been occasoned by muskras ne suNciin-
tendent already actively engaged in repairing the da-
and assured that the water will be eg,n id
nittcd and the navigation restored by the Goth int.
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Fos.L REm.iSs.-We examined, Monday morning.
some curious specimens which found in rnaking
excavation clay and gravel for culver the
running southeast of the Pentenary. These reriiec
lions consist of large and small sharks teeth, (ome of
them inJene like saw, said TO belong 10 animals
not in eXstenC") aud atush about foot long, WI IN
10 have belonged to elephant some similar
animal they are all in complete prose vaion ont the
tusk quite black The level Of the valley where they
were found corresponds with the deep wei IN the yard OF
the Penitcuuary IN which, near forty years agn, Similar
specimens we're found aad described by Mr. WHIT in the
British SIy."-Richvond Eng.
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NV Srrsyrn UrioS.-The Union, now completing az
the Navy Yard under tho directions OF Lieut. w " Hun
ter of the NAVY, destined 20 work rr,e. change
upon our waters The construction OF her hell az well
the application Of her power IL entirely new both orr
ginatng with Lieut. H. Her cntrs machir cry, whici is
very simple and beautiful placed below the ws;cg line
and 10 proposed, should the building Of enote' vessel
be authorized place the Under Immediately iove the
kelson. This vessel cannot be viewed esp rim.n
since the small boat first built by Lieut.. H. in Lieh he
performed passage from the Chesapeake the hJh-
ern Lake, Is at this moment running successfully g.
packet As vessel of the Union appears 70 po'sess
advantages any vessel hitherto constructed ald
ting boat freightng vessel her advantages ga
manifest. We therefore venture 20 preict cor her s1ch
general appreciation, that Of different consruc
ton will soon be unknown IN our waters.-Nsf. IReH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
COM NUM- CATION
PRrScE EpwaRp Cousrr. April $. ~.


MIR Edtor-The present political campaign is
now fairly commenced IN this county. The Wings
have brought out DR. john X McDesrman, n young
man OF fine endow menis. and what IS still more, n
sterling Wing; one that has never been found vas.
ciatng from political party TO another or seek
| ins preierment by sacrifice Of principles. SAM
e Anderson Esq IS tho Loco Foco candidate. OF
Mr. Anderson's consistency, or rather want of con
ststency. Il Is scarcely necessary TO say any thing
lie was the Wing candidate IN this county in sc;
and no man WAS more lLvish in his denuncintions
OF his present party, than MIR Anderson wa. then
and such was his zeal IN the Wing cause at that
tune, that we vety believed that he was governed
by the lo:est principles OF Patriotism and devotion
10 liberty. lie then tosk the strongest grounds
| against all the principles OF Andrew Jnckson's Al.
minlsiralion, and charged Mr. Van Buren with heinc
the real author OF all the hctSsies OF that period
/ tie charged him with beiag Federalis,-and prov.
| ed II by his support Of the Proclamation, and by
| his cppos tiou to James Madison and the isst war
lie charged HIM with being an Internal Improve
ment man; and proved Il by hrs voting foe the ,oli
gates OF the Cumberland Rad and tho xupDort
gwen 10 internal improvement: by the jackson Al
| miusiraiio1. lie charged him with ben., Tariff
man. and owed II by his wong for thc Tariff every
time that ,uoleet was brought be,,,o the Senate
while lie was \ member Of TINT body. lie char-e5
han vi being ASo ion 81 in principle. ard
proved Il by has votes IN the New York Conven.
ion, ard his op.nions upon the Constitutional right
OF Congress 10 abolish slavery n ths Disir,rt of
Columbia, and 10y hrs course on the Missouri oue,-
ION. lie pronounced hun an inirIsuer and said
that ne htd been Justly called political grma kin
always mouSlns ever pe.t;ass,n. schemes. lie
sad that his VARIOUS arts and in;rs ,es ~ New Yo
had etused tbs people OF hat STATE 10 give HIM lhs
eocromen of Mssieiln. And, as Mr. Anderson
brought forward no prooiIo sabsan,a.e this charre
vii give you his presen; course and past opinions
rs proof % %, for np.hns snort o. tire nower ~ Mr.
Van Baren's nss cal Wand could ever have meta.
morphosed all his Opinions ani ae.i1ns m such n
wondf'iu msnner. But say the friends Of Nj \
ne Spi' from the Wings upon the Sub rreasury
ard consequently connected himself with that nary
upon tha: principle. Let see hos this matte. Is
Mr. A. ives opposed 70 all the PRINCIPLES Of the Jack
son and Van Buren, Administrators, excsp, The
Subj rsA>ury, AID MIR y + Venlble was in fayor
OF Az the measures OF those Administrators exceut
me Sub, Treasury, and vet Mr. A. voted for Mr. V
Strange consistency We sSall examine j, clos.
y on the iIh Thursday inst.
PRINCE EDWARD
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Me 5. dseaimsd all mt, nt,on OF psfsonSl attack
On Mr. Lewis, whom he did not know. lie CON
pared the expenditures for lighting the coast. and
the dangers Of coast navigation with the long DARK
course of the Western rivers. and the dangers oil
navigation among snsgs and sawyers, sc. The
members ofthe Congressional Tempe, anee Society
called themselves guardians on the watch tower
Why were they half their time out OF the House
and not guarding Il against extravaganza and ms
sppiieaUon OF the public money!
MIR :. threatened to tell his constituents about
the large sums appropriated for doekyards, new
iashioned steamers, new ranks IN the navy, light
houses, custom houses and all under this reireneh
ing Administration. lie stood pledged TO advance
| 40 mans political fortunes; noe would he speak
here IN the spirit OF temperance society Waterman,
but IN the spirit ofhis own people-en honest, lear
less hard working, independent constituency.
After brief reoiner from MIR Profit
MIR SPRlGG concluded 10 modify hts motion.
lie Withdrew the motion To strike out the item en-
| trely, and moved to reduce the sum TO $4,000.
MIR KENNEDY. OF Maryland, said that II the
question now to be taken, he would consent to
yield the floor without at this time addressing the
committee; but II not, he must claim the right Of
replying TO much Of what had been advanced on
the other side.
Ronrs Of question. questioni"l
To test the sense Of the committee, he would now
move TO rise.
The question being taken on rising, IL was lost
Ayes IS, noes &c.
So the committee refused TO rise.
MIR KENNEDY then resumed, and said that he
was willing to waive his right OF reply, tquestion,
question y but he wished to say, before the vote
was tnken, that the gentleman from Indiana mir
Profi) had placed him in rather a strange position,
after Withdrawing his motion to strike out, to charge
those on the opposition side with re,reating from
the debate.
MIR PROFIT explained, and dise.aimed any
such charge.
MIR KENNEDY then observed that he did in-
tend, on proper occasion, TO show Tint the gentle
man was thoroughly and totally mistaken in the
positions he had assumed, well with regard TO
the lighthouse system of foreign nations 10 cur
own; and that the system in this country was Us
well administered any in the world; and consi
derlnc The period Of duration, the Improvements il
had undergone were beyond all example. lie SAID
thus much that his silence might not be interpreted
as n retreat from the debate.
The question pu; on Nc Sprsc's
amendment, and Geeded IN the negative without a
count.
Mr. FILLMORE offered an amendment, 20 come
in at tue end e hel,ems fT light. houses, &.
The committee then ruse, and the House al.
iourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
MORE SIGNS BACKING OFT,

1T Two of the Loco Foeo Candidates in Har-
rIson have avowed themselves in favor of receiving
the Land Money. MIR Thompson of the Kanawha
Districts eleeuoneering on the same ground. The
Loeos, generally, throughout the Western part Of
the State, arc endsavouring TO save themselves bv
taking that tack. They abhor, from their very soul,
the stupidity OF the Senate, the conscientious
qualms Of Messrs McMullen, Newman, Shinn 4
Co.-h they had been here, they would have taken
the money! This is the way they talk to the peo-
ple-torgeIing, as Citizen Richie SAYS, that oh.
Receiver of stolen goods is as bad as the thieCn-
With an empty Treasury and increased taxes. the
people listen with very little composure to apologies
for cheating them out Of 100000 Of their own mo.
ney, to te thrown into the Federal Treasury to
swell the current OF corruption and waste.
II this were the sole question in issue before the
people-MONEY or NO MONEY-there would
not be 30 Locos elected to the next House of Dele
gates. Wings remember this, and press homo
upon them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
From the National Inleuiseuesr, April "a
The BALL TO Ma. CLAY.

The Bali given in compliment to Mr. CLAW. on
Tuesday evening, although, from the peculiar cir.
eumstsnees which unfortunately influence the So
eiety of Washington at the present moment, not so
overilowingly attended as such an assembly would
have been under different state Of things. wa,
nevertheless numerously and handsomely attended
by Members of Congress and citizens, vi,iers and
residents, and brilliant array OF Ladies. Among
the Members we were sra,ied to observe that the
presence OF some gentlemen of the Opposition party
constituted an agreeable exception to the general
absence of them.
me arrangements were on a most liberal scale,
."u t,e o,'lianey with which the grand Saloon
was hshted, gave dazzling effect to the uucom.
mon assemblase OF female beauty. We have rare.
ly witnessed n similar assembly at which the com
pany seemed 10 enter moro heartily into the enjoy
ment OF the hour. MIR Clay retired from the cav
scene ut about " o'clock; but the dancing wa,
kept up with spirit until nearly o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

OF ought TO be OF very great Importance to the ~
Ton. There were Others ~ho could render far more
important services than Il was IN his power 10 30
tie should 90 into retirement, but not to he an m
different spectator. lie should observe what took
pace here with the feeling Of one who took deep
interest In the welfare and honor OF his country.
| MIR G. closed by invoking the blessings OF liea
ven upon those present and upon the whole Ameri
can people; and down amidst reiterated cheers,
/ which he had frequently called forth during his re
marks.
have given you but meagre outline OF his
speech. but II will show the general course OF his
remarks. The truth Is. dinner speech never can
he well reported; for the ear OF the nearer is much
prepared for II by all the attending circumstances,
as the feelings of the speaker 10th are uttered,
Il were to the same chord; whereas when reported,
The accompanymenis, time, place, circumstances,
NC are wanting which give point or add st to
remark.
The city Is rather barren OF any thing like news,
or en- dts. The affair of your city and the Rhode
Island threatened instruction are The chief topics
OF eouversaton, and OF these your readers know as
much as dot and probably more. The Rhode Is
land delegation in Congress feel great anxiety and
uneasness in regard to affairs OF that Stnte though
they have no fear but that the laws will be enforced
by the friends of law and order, yet this may not
be accomplished without some blood being shed.
OLIVER OLDSCHOOL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

Mr.. EDIToR-lt would be well 10 put the Who's
OF hsnrco upon their guard, and save them froo,
imposition Of the approaching election. The L.ocos
1901 dsant democrntsl nre using every exer,ion IN
del6at MIR McRae. They are electoneerns hard
Iot ms acknowledgement him as Whig-but u
their owl tnbe they say he is ant bank eo,i.,erifF
anu Clay, and, consequently, acceptable to the De.
mocTacy. Can he be all this, and a Wing tool The
peop.c OF many Of our eouniss have been too oltes
deceived by such kind Of Wings. Are rot the Locos
Of henueo endeayoring to foist upon the county one
OIL iheir own k'th and kin, IN the disguise OF a
Whisi Let rs look 10 it-ct every Wbig lie At his
post, and vote for McRae, who has already been
tued-nof suffer themselves to be thus duped by a
party as heartess ns II IS reckless. The Locos are
doubtless satisfied, by long succession Of defeats
o. We" total inability 10 eject one OF their own
party and they have adopted this method 10 obtain
victory, which, If obtained, would ue as short.
lived, as Il would be disc'ediahle 10 them.
\ Richmond Mechanic