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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01
From the New York Tribune

DINNER TO Mr.. DICKENs.-The
following invitation was sent to Mr.
Dickens, on his arrival at BOSTON,
The day fixed for the dinner Is Friday
18Th February inst, at the city hotel.
NEw-YoRK, 2lth Jan. 1912.
To CHARLES Dickens, ESQ:
Dear Sir: The undersigned, for
themselves, and in behalf Of wide
circle ortheir leIIow-citizens, design to
congratulate you on your arrival, and
nnder to you a sincere and hearty well
come.
Thodgh personally unknown, still
we can assure you that you will find
yourself no stranger among us. That
genius with which YOU have been 50
signaIiy gifted, and VIII CT our pen has
directed with such col summate skill in
delineaIing every passion and SYM
phaihy and peculiarly of the human
mind, has secured to you passport 10
all hearts, whilst your happy Personih-
cations, and apt illustrations, pointing
at every turn a practical and fruitful
moral, have rendered your name as ia
miliar to US as household words.
IN testimony of our respect and
high regard, and as a slight, though
thankful tribute TO your genius,we re-
quest that you will name as early a
day as may suit your convenience TO
meet US in the city at public dinner,
whereas elswherc, il will be our plile
and pleasure 10 express to you our
gratitude for the many and rich intel
lcctual icasts you have so often spread
before Us.
We are very sincerely, and cor dial
Iy,your friends,
:. JONES,
WASHINGTON IRVING,
WM. II. McCoUv,
LSignod by about forty others1
Mr. D'chcH'S reply.
FREMONT HOUSE,
Boston, 9th January. 1912
Ny DEAR sIRs:-l need not tel
YOU that accept with indispensable
pride and pleasure the invitation will
which YOU have honorcd me, and can
not tell YOU how much moved ant
gratiied have been by tie terms il
which ii is conveyed. Your kind ait
earnest words have done my hear
good-you have made me feel indeed
shat l am no stranger among you, anC
| have looked at your names a hun
dred times, as if they were the faces 0
old friends.
As nearly as ] can guess | shall b,
in New-lork on Saturday the 18th @
February, or it may be a day earlier
Any day towards the latter end Of th.
week that will suit YOU will suit me.
BE assured that you cannot nam
any time which will not be a brigl
DAY in the calendar Of my lile;dnd tina
Ill hours and seasons WILDE alike wei
come TO me.
Believe me, dear sirs, with cordia
and aaecliolate regard,
Gour faithful friend,
CHARLES DICKENS.
To the Committee, &c. sc. &c.,NGw
York.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01
The gallon Law.

The Houses have compromised
their dig hce in respect TO this bill, and
law been agreed upon regulating
the practice at the bar in the way ofliquors
and such other dairties as are to be found
in those fashionable shops, called ''groce
RES"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

On yesterday the general appropriation
bill was introduced into the Senate. The
amount of the appropriation is very small
the whole sum does not exceed
$4,000. The bill was reported by Co.
Mathess of MAJ shall.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

ADJOURNMENT Yesterday the House
of Representatives resolved to adjourn on
Saturday next, at IL o, clock M, in which
we have no doubt, the Senate will con-
cur. Southern Of the Gath.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

~Leuers have been received in
New Orleans from Mr.. Lumsden.-
Young Combs had been released by
Santa Anna; 1t is thought that Mr..
Kendall would be home very soon.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

The Bos,onians have given a sump-
tuous dinner to Mr.. DICKENS, the
popular novelist, llmilialy called,
Bon" who came over in the last
packet. Among the invited guests
were Gov. Davis, Judge Warren Pres
ileut, Quincy, Of Harvard University
Washington, Aston (poet, painter and
Hyelist,) II. G.. Grafton, (authOr, Of
highways and Byways of Old Ire
andy George Bancroft Historian Of
America,) Richard IL. Dana, Sr. and
other distinguished gentlemen. The
feast was essentially one "or rea-
som" and ''lhe flow" Of generous
Soul The speeches, toasts songs,
Sc. sparkling with wit and good humor
we collected in the eastern papers, and
Gll many columns. We must indulge
ourscIi in copying the following char
octon,tic song, sung and prepared ioE
the occasion by j. NJ. Field:
TIE VERY LAST OBSERVATIONS
OFWELLER, SENIOR.
Remember yot | says, Boz,
Your gOn TO cross the sea;
a blessed way avays, Boz,
To Wild Amcrrl kcT
A blessed set of savages,
As books OF traSelers tells;
No Guy'ncr eye 10 watch you Boz,
Nor even SamIyeps.
Thcy'vefestablIshed a steam line Boz,
A wl'Ieut Innovation,
tsnothu' but trap 10 'tce,
Our Roaim' population;
set of blessed Caun,bals-
My warnm ! repeats
For ev'ry vun they catches, Boz,
Without ado they eats.
They'll af you Boz, in Boston! and
They'll eat you in New York!
wherever caught, they'll play bles-
Scd game of knie and fork
There's prayers IN Boston now that Gu
Nard's bler may not burst;
Becal,e their savage hope It is,
Dear Boz, 10 cat you first.
They lately caught a prince, Boz,
a Ivln vun from France;
And all the bessed nation, Boz,
Assemblies for a dIHce
They spares HIN thrO' the eyenin," Boz,
But with hungry stare;
Lontnves a cary supper, tho
And then they eats him there!
Just think of all of yours, Boz,
Devoured.by them already;
Avoid there greedy lures, Boz
There appettes is steady;
For years they've been feastin', Boz,
Nor paid for their rcpast!
And Won't they makea blessed lea {,
When they catches you at layu
Lord! how they gobbled "Pckwick'-fate
Which Oliver" befol;
Aud watering mouths met "Nick' \,
Smlke,'
And watering eyes as WE'LL
Poor Nell" was not too tendeo. Boz.
Nor ugly "Qulp'' too tough;
And ''Baufaby" blest il e'er
] think they'll have enough!
III tell you vol you does, Boz,
Since go II seems you will;
II would not expos c, Boz,
sguresell their maws 10 fill:
Just" AauyaIt' or "Froiiope," Boz,
Within your pocket hem;
For blow me i'll ever thinks,
They'll ever Nrali0,O them!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01
"Rifemen's Ball

On Tuesday night last this well t. aimed
corpse gave a splendid entertainment at
the Franklin Academy. AS you ap.
preached the gateway, you behold an arch
erected over it tastefully lighted up, you
are then conducted up to the ball room
through an avenue richly Illuminated; up,
on entering the bali room you are presen
led with full length portrait of w ashing
ton-each window is crowded with mus
kerry which are TRANSMITTED into can
dlestIcks."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

MARRIED-On Sunday Morning, the 10Th
utimo, by Rev. Isaac Shook, R. ]. CUND1FF,
Esq, of Bedford County, Va, to Miss MGR
TIA j., daughter of Mr.: John Estes, OF Co.
umbus.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01
Fro he Nfiss;ssippian.

VICE ANCERY COURT.
Inc oil trol he Senate establishing a
wee Chance5 Court for the Northern
DlS'rlct OF NJ slssippi, having passed the
senate some US ago. has been consider
ed and pas the House. The salary
of the Vi vice echancellor i fxada,
$4,000 3ur, a nro tenn ,nno;ntment
ol me ancellor is to be made by the
Gove
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01
LOST

me Macon Road on Monday last he
- tween Parson Buffers and Columbus.
Mississippi, : anu 0Oiui'Ouf'
SMALL POCKET BOOK
containing about Forty Dollars; two bills Ala
receipts. O''O''' anu 7''ei d
Any person who NAV have found ,L .L,,o
named Book will receive a reuard h @SJ,e
my respects by handing II over. ''NO'
II. VALENTINE.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

District Court OF the U. States
Nor1nern District of Mississippi.
NoIlCE IS hereby given to an persons
~ interested, that THOMAS CHRIS
IlAS has this day filed his petition for the
0ene9t OF the Bankrupt Law, and that the Ist
monday Of April next has been appointed bv
tne Court for the hearing of the same. a. nc
Oourt Room in the Town of Aberdeen Miss
Test, GIN .RAGSnGTE G, nllsS'
FEBRUARY 18th 1912. prf. So 80.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

mA1CS11AA = SdLLs
No. 6.
Felix A M. Sherrod,1
rs. On AIS Fl. Fa. tt
Richard I Browning June Term 1884,.
ct. al.
Samuel &. Watkins,
use &c.
Us. Same
RY Virtue ofthe above specified writ
~ to me directed from the Honorah
District Court of the United States, for
Northern District Of Mississippi | will $
en-
Monday the 2Sh day of Feb, 1s4
at the Court House of Lowndes Couni
the following described property, to
Three Negroes, named Crofford aged
years, jackson aged II years and San4y
aged 35 years.
Levied on as the property of said defen~
dants, to satisfy the above named Exeeul.
tons and cost.
A. K. McCLUNG.
Marshal ~. Dist. Miss:
| By 10. w. CARROLL, Deputy
| Columbus, Feb Is, 1842. of. 81 SO.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01

q The following beautiful com
pliment to the columbus Rihemen's
BalP' on the 22d ult., we extract from
the Democrat Of this place,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01
A. X. McCLUNG
MarSkaI ". Dis. MiSS
1IIUI 0IlLt7 TT IJJas 'lIItSS-
BY 10. w. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus, Miss. FEB. l,1942. pf. $50 50
MARSHAL'S SALE.

We. Same.
EDY virtue of the above specified wril5
Ed to me directed from the Honorable
District Court of the United States, for NJ
Northern District of Mississippi, will sci
on
Monday Tie 28th day ofMarch, 1912.
at the Court House of Lowndes Count,
the following described property, to Wi:
Lots three and four, in squars numLe.
nine, Lots nine and ten, IN square mum
Der twenty five. Lot number three, ii
Fractional square number twenty eight.
The whole of square number one hui j..
dred. The whole Of Square number o t
hundred and six. The east half of hi
number eight, in square no 2, ul north 81
Main Street, lots six and seven, in square
number twenty six. Lot number one, nj
square number one, South of Main Sire, :.
in the plan of the town of Columbus.
County Of Lowndes, and Stale of Ms.
sissippi.
The property of said defendant, to sat
isfy the above named Executions an.i
cost. A. K. MCCLUNG,
Marshal ~. ID. Mss.
By 10. W. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus, Feb. Is, 1912. pt. 10.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-01
MARSHAL'S SALE.

By 10. W. CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus, Feb. Is, 1912. pc. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

ASHES-Sae, 100 bh, Po, Al = g, ans loo Pearls ai
Sjf2t ...t,
Tie lorcgn news appears 90 have lad b" "1''-' ''''
ug0n The market
freely offered 10 . aad ,oue inferior barrels tl '"'
figure The mafAe must considered 10 least OF c".is peg
i.--l -. f.an y.s-r.'4v ~1.s bui. ONO Hrt
" r.an q % aui r1uui-hoor. ior En-aui, 20 : - 90 *
Tie home demand ], very l-at No ,a.r >a-in,fh i'
GRAIN-sa-. about ! oo bushels New-Orie'n. " . if
Corn arr o. d.l'ery ~ ~ q ceH' mostly ~ % -
$50 OHIO ~ canal. part daul.td- a DC i'' i..-.
northern al flc measure aui zoo Jersey, NJ >'sn- over
e.- measure DAT. better stuaui, and -'he Hf
iu.t.i. a,d - g. Sac Rve held al n-ic-sgii f-
ION soo0 iu.h.. ri the What reported Yesterday, w.
l3r Liverpool some 80. sold - loN IS i@lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

RISK or MrECkNrItE LuE.-Gca. Dearborn
in "a lecture delivered u,, winter, before the farm
efs of the Massachusetts Legislature, declared
,ha, rnety-scvcn out Of every ono hundred per.
son. who Obtained their livelihood hy buying and
sclia,. failcd, or died insoheut This fact he
ascer,rncd hy reference to the books oi the Gus
ton-aons,. the banks the Probate oihcc, and from
the rccolcc,ians of the oldest merchants If this
statement approximate the ruth IN relation to
tle risk. of mercantile HE il should induce fathers
who can place thcr sons upon farm To 'n'u' into
their mind. love OF agricultural pursuits. Gen
Dearborn declared that "he would prefer cot
,aee in the country with fave ocrcs OF sr'"Ho; l"
the most splendid palace that coui% ne er''''" 'i
the city. If ne must depend upon the success OIL
merchandise TO support IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

SurcRoa CouR1-No~ ,, 49, H. o. 49,. a. 2', 81. H.
CorRr % Co,inoS PLF,s-Psr NO, $. 3. i7. H. q.
81, IS. IT, 90 30, 81. 57 ~ d. 80 rau 20 io oeoch n
tie >ard OF is Aldermen. r1llN1s -, i1i ~ 81,
! l'a, CO. b., - o. t. 3D.
I'm tho CorRr or C0uvas rLtAs. an action
broug' by John Raihbuuc au aged respected. ard
wealthy c,tl.n, between and loo years Of age. against
stephen W Wes 20 recover pau OF quarter, rent Tor
house No. 90 Fuiions;rcoi, ard stable n Riders Alley Dee
longing 20 plaintiff. which BE- had et To te-ndan, for 81"
per aunum-aio recover 5-0 damage, for m done 90
the sta bic salI: Mr. West i B., contcuLe having enlarged
the cellar by cHcavar 21 loads of sand or d and
in doing du, under hc wall and caused 10 crack The
defendant coufenIed that b. golte -earvith perns
miss on OF plsnli boz aiken i foundation also tAai
pllla owed m SO Tor repair, and that be had rendered
all which was dine. The jury found tof defendant
H. ihr Court, action Wa. brought 'y E'ni"n'nJ-
c. Milo, grocer. corner OF BRONZE aoi Ccafesueei',
against Autoay Carroll highly respectable mrpher 81
tc SOL p for grocere. furnished Ia den1
named t.coryc Soule a, Nh Carroll. and
requested hIm To idAc up goods o ne amour, ." 80 h'
store. eticr read which had been 'rued 10y h's
telling CARROLL io Up certain mote Which c A't, 90
l,trr Iowe,er i Wa, cou'cudcd bad b,en written by
-. nal ,e lv Mil, under he ,x; eiauon sci
tlrment winch did take place: AMI ull le t'lri'
moreover was not intended 10 b. i.t with Mr. Carroll
but De- got consequence 81 >'uc Keeping "e'' 10 Us
Office. Tie Jury iouad for plaiAih.
C.VKT OF SESSION .--Hctorr the RECORDER,
Judoe, iYNcR and NoAH and Alieruen Croius amt smith
Tgt, foR BtgGL AEY.--Jaues 1iaNwei implgaic " ih
William Walker, was put uI'" hs TRIAL ''f bur- ~ B." 'e
Sd de-rec breaking tis shoe shop OF Fetrr Ppiucrn
III Church street. aud stealing there boots ana shoes 10 the
value oil 50 on %. -h of the ih May The store Wa
also broh,H open tle llt May. but nothing '"ic' n'
pryIns open ihc front door vaccine h'aaN. ~" 49,
he shop tic night Of tie lih Jaw n.t thereon ad an
M - 80 va. tLeIt, de lAt ua, cSul-u.l''i 1 ~ Coz
dea,oung push the door open ionnd va' reid. S,i
ping BE- Jew feet, TIE ,uaef 1903 Na.Hti Vtff" zoe
door and rl-., oit wien .iry We. h.ii clu-i 4- t-
cured alter hard ht BOO which A'.e i.l 5000 ut i''i
of Armstrong oH the walk. Tue "ri f.'''l @ o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

MAGL-CoAcH RoBRERr-The trunks were cut
from the stages sf the Mail Accommodation line
on the route from Wheeling to Baltimore last week.
and their contents taken far suited the rosu's
! n. robbery took place As the coaches were as
ccndiug the Acghany mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

Ola .ts r. rr ID ffrr 81 ai csr>g option. s.er long
anil rs.. .r... tlfa. g.. NIe 90 Ian-s NJ Nairf
... ... sa-.,.-.' tlc s.c samuel r. Trrmiy' aged
~ wears. t .
t.. raf.or tl- au IS 1l" -'lrr,c - afni her no.
. ROB. lNeIr.,.,rI afternoon, az 80 lsrl-,Wesi ~ o
A. pr.s.iI. Mas. Tha-.1lv. june D.. Nsses \. Lee.
% ID Or ...r-n. Mltnl Nrira ali Pharmacy .n h'
L. .----- u IL -- y ~ ~ m, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
An INVESTMENT.--Any respectable


! 1 man willing Ia Dec occupied namely, To gave attend
tue O. receive money hours every day except sussys
tn. rruahe giving satisfactory references as Ia sksr
actor tor proh.ty and Who able at present and wiling -
n,s.i olr thouagd d0lfs, br ,um demanded, vbsh
tffu Sufficient p if'e stock nov III hand aud com
usisy ready hr sale, valued at between nine and
thousand dollar. at the proceed, viii prove be al
profit. such gearmau snail participate equally With I've
ps- gtrislrn, IL the ne pls, he shall Enjoy
fti tie prpceeii,. daily or weekly, whatever they
Ir, d,u,tu. tr rent O suabc place Oi sss. ka.
agrssd hy the parties The above condition, snd
that be- will agree Nth OF The pirnsr, W The time ut
attendance. tie other partner uhrn yet would be -
the rsW innf experience iu the pfemses 10 give bis
counsel Whsl,Fsr required by iiic Other partners
L. tie event that suitable peron should he ready 10 Of
himself. and O. nrivntcr the money or before gio
ith day ot July sN he viii pieass 10 give his real
and rtencr. M references, by letter, post paid,
through the Civ Fo,t-Ofcs. 10 Y. T., and IN auy
pur hct~rtH n te morning ard IN the SNeuias, where
boz may hr congersed Hi without int rupou ~lsD every
Iuor nation ani satisfaction viii De gwen bio before any
iuftler step taken U The Affair religious partner will
he rferrre also reference - his pssiur or minister "a
rieiss,r at any church, als ie resides ia Nesterk.
Dated New-ior., 18Th Jur. 1872 NY/. 4 co.
y. BIZ IS hoped that the Whole stock 10 be sold tie
course OF a few months, Il properly suenied 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

MERCANTILE 1ckAKY.-Nc understand th"i
Henry : Mexican. ESQ has been elected Llpra'
ian of the Mercantile Library Association OF 'h''
city. There were about twenty candidates Tor 'n'
situation, bun the numerous and unqualified i,,"'
nonals offered in his behalf by the friends o' nj
Mexican led TO an almost unanimous decision III
bis favor. MIR. Nick. Is a graduate Of Harvard
COLLEGE. Cambridge, Mass. wherc he formerly
held tie pos, OF tutor being distinguished for hi>
literary atiniamcnts The Mercantile Library.
which now numbers $4,000 volumes, requires to
be placed under the supc-intcndance o: "a gentle
man well acquainted with books. aud oiherwi Sc
qualified to aid in the selection of suitable works
which the fund. of the Institution enable the d.
rector, 70 add to their already valuable collection.
We are ad that the choice fell on so upe scholar
Of whose qualifications for this important situation
AN In, 90, h., entertained. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

BKANELIN salt MATLR BATHs, CAsILh "A.D''-
rb go, ,r tie ,l and t.s MY recreation has nov
fy .e m and Ii. .aperence Of hundreds OF our citizens
la. fully tested the benefits be derived from ' eAerc'
Tie above extensive and we regulated eahHisfh '''
ladies aud gentlemen Is n full Toe Oh 'u'''' N' ~"
the fashion Of the city--oi all sizes and sexes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

peraucc society will a. usual N'l" -, t,H
'is " e,inc.ayl evening. az their room id '""e.
NJ ia6 Broadway. and 20 which every BODY =
rDa.e lEBBtlS CHAPMAN secretary - u
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HIH
!. ~. a.-...r... . n. tr...... ...... t- ....
- '" '''
specie, 90 ifoN 'dfr' son h D'.-"i
chle.f. Philadelphia .errftrr SAYS. " Con- .' NE
fs-i every day on Chance IS o. OLE. outlines. hr>rs.
-..- -. -. A.. .--.... ,...i. 3D., ,.,., and
AMI Ii" 'NiIt'5 "' ''"'f- - 't'''- -' Wv
those "ho ire i'' in'rinr'' ON 'N' '"'- ASSURE ~
lie a-sezaie u mast BE- RANKED az lhll ore-iidn ~
....,r HE .,.u affirm tl,f fi.t d ... 1I
...... .....I o.. $50. ........
'i''' ''' f'i't '-'
fNr altogether unr''ci loi-iN' ih'N Ntr I'"'
t-a,v carfrlL IT,, rates r.r foor, 90 range. -cof
80. n, cam, d.. i2-er cent 1 : asnt n.ta. So .r cr t.-
''' $500. 49,, o.. t..I..r Odd, "a
count ''a'N i'i ''f f'i''- '.''.i ..
N-ci aucs' - Penn Township - ia+ Ma+~I".
,,4 u~-t,su.-.f Il a IL. Nayareu.,.r ll~
'"'' a.. ...... -. =,
IL Is stated }" SONIC H tit 'i'''''' ..' t'i
Mechanics Bank has paitaif ftsiitl h"'.n'''' '' '
cesu- deposits payable at present n u',e' o "t' '-I'
rto follow inc VA. the situation OF the Fa al, 'q1 Bank.
900 ti' l'u i''. str-1a-a
Circulation ..t'-.'''.'' '''''''''t'''
s..-.o .......-..s - -i' HU
49, l-r,ls .................. -i.H
- <rt.. ................... l-N''f
i'~'' r--.-....
-. l.,i. l- AZ .te n .,.f. I'd l Stool B08ri. Sale
''.i ''- 60. III. t, To- e.. ~ f.... ,..t.. T.. 10
N''it ri''' 20 % '"''-
road S.Acs y. tst mat -N'- lafr '' 100,
Tho North American h1, The following ' b IL $500 .'''
d. ,., n,t,i f,a .f Hone Go are holders ol 5000
-'' ....t s,,... ,,ri,.-..., -'v l-.
share, OBJ lAe bahA 'i UTE .i.''- ~. -. 1894.
qu.rsi hy recent purchases l.. tl"l.', 49, I'D,
sent r.trs "ouid cost apoui fi''ff'f 90 "'' pm
year ,iucce, 500 N'i. 30 ,t..f..
cs Bank o' Fu.i.i-ee l'. ''l. f,l ~, ~. .Iri, IL
-
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Printing

? i,riut,u. of every variety. lr0m tfc Iarf',i fn'
hi. to tar H,die-i Circular and Cards, VII Doe poy
auf handsomely executed a. the lowest ivu- r-'r, -
JAMES X ~ AIN. No 81 Barclay corner oi g rfuN d.
\. j. = wark. himself, tr can Afford o. aii "
to 30 cheaper Than tulse Hhn hre u~-r lli r h--' -
aea t.e M,.t ,.ir .Le Z ty are t.frtiiy -ft' IT.
give h.m c1L .
J. IS :. ~ 10 undertake The printing o a Pero. 10. '
urompi r,y well secured the lowest terms, my lcoH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

ITNotice.-The advertiseraent a IA lately appeared
N the New-Sofk Herald and Tribune apparently mai
verng upon the Character Of NJ Cirehueh an -rnt~r.
o' his family IN manner sensible highly n-
dec'rpn'' and calculated oaly Wo1nd LIE feelings of
mai iamtj boz a!s 10 fseu-a. unjust sa,l unoeadsd
asI"r'on. ulou .heir -fartcer hereby yl cy dee ae
hat sad advertisement colf< mel assertion. that had m
reason 10 believe were tue anf OBJ -ri1re request Vi
cuei--h 90 accept o ll- apology iar aay uAe4si-c,.
caused ~ - ! liycrg sen4nf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22
"FoLL.wIxe IN TIE FoorsrE,s In 1919,

"FoIL.wINe IN TIE FooTsrErs In 1919,
previous 10 tho Presidential election, Mr. Van
RvRrN. with the view of curr,iug favor at the
South. sought to sienalc hi- hostility to " Iuicr-
nal Improvements by .uspendng all operations
for the improvement ol Harbors on the Lakes, and
selling at auction the various implements and ma
chiucr, used IN prosecuting these important works.
Accordingly the dredging machines, scows, pie
drivers, sc. which had been purchased al heavy
expense for these haTbOr Improvements were Pot
sp at auction and sacrificed for n song. In mhny
instances the avaiis Of the sale hardly s.iiced to
pay the expenses of advertising AID the foes Of the
auctioncer. In every case thc articles were sold
at rrce, greatly below their cost, and at an enor-
nous To-. t. the Government.
in humble Imitation o. this example thus set by
Nr. Vas BsRES, Comptroller tLAGG - now d.
posing of the interest of this State IN tho several
Railroads 10 which loans have been made a, NOM
NAL prices. The Ca'skil and Caunjoharie road,
t. which the State has advanced some fco hHA-
drsl nousasd doilors, has been sold out for
eleven thousand. The Ithic- and Owego which
the State had demand for THREE hup9rcd thou
rand. has been knocked down at forfy,fye hun-
Srel The y. York and Enc, on which the State
holds lien for three miiists, Is sext advertised
10 b. sold cat a bargain and tire Comptroller
"thsn,. f,r the rddancc" awaits the purchasers
II only remain. to sell the Ere Champaign and
lateral canals on the same adYantageou, terms,
aud then Comptroller FLaco viii save success
fully carried out the policy pursued by President
VAs BUEgN. II thi. " contamination be " d.
voutiy wished for" by the People, they have cnly
10 continue the Regency power for another year,
and there is little doubt that their wishes vii be
sra,iiied. Alb. Eyc. Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-22

prepared with Ai, siye OF Dars On Saturday
,iinsant TIE sea-onabe -oor preserved 10 s-rn-, 90
with tle neainr, vi ch las given e b.sr Cashier, .uch
great favor. Noi b~ag coo-e8 tie Dras Ca~-i-re y.
made extremely light without rpalrug r.. rrs1.r cu-u-
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