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SMITH s. cos

PRICES AXE LOWEk THAN THOSE OF ANY
OTHER MERCHANT TAlLORS
Dress Coats from .............".S i2 90 to 90 90
Cashmere Pants, from. .............. SO to 90
N.BThe assortment positively consists of upwards Of
10 $ll .ooG 30
worth of and fashion able Cloths Csssmeres Vestings
Beaver Cloths aud other WsoAen Goods which will be made
D. p SMITH & Co.'s Tlilorsg Establishment,
No SO Maiden lane
d Inn entrance through the Goth Store. No. 80.
n W. STONE, Attorney at Law, Raleigh, N. C., will at
tend TO the collection Of all claims in Wake County and
also to the collection OF claims Of $500 and upwards any
county in the state ae to Bryan Maitland Of the city
of New York.
RALEiGH, N. c. sth Nov. IsI. MS lmeod- MW&F
TX O00 HORNS-Taken from cattle Slaughtered this
c,OOO city For SALE in lots to suit purchasers, by
the Butchers Hide Association 5th and Ave
m~
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oliver PLATE.-WM. THOMSON i2s William sire ct.
- TO manufacture Silver Ware of
Of the latest patterns and han tea coffee
cheers waters forks Of ich well
Of the panet styles The whole of these arc b.ing
the remses from sterling
expense will be spared the beauty Of The workmanship.
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s.ss T r. Tsivsf At &c Pss G p.
nsh following arais and ar ss for United
Army, for The yss' lsi2, VIZ,
phbl,ached Cotton shiT,mg,7 wide
f FIsafsf$ 81 co, 100 and Wool IS wide
he'd Cotton Driliir. 81 and rs wide
S t;Ss9ss for s. Dragons, m.ss and np,
Pcnpoons, Tor rtiliery and Infantry
B Be's sl IA fa ,ss . ' 90
sosS,s She's As,sry and n "a md p,,,oo.,
Shoulder Straps do r. 90
Epaps. S gs% e ss af.s 1s., and Infantry
Woollen half Stockings
Laced Boones
SIsn1,is isss Ions feet vide .ses. pound. ~,
E Ea,iss Ares
Spades Spades"
Drums, complete, with Sticks; slirss, and Cases
Worsed 8inslng and Cord, of all AiHds
Wall Tents and Fli,s
Painting and strappng Kuarsscks
Casks and Cooperage for one ear from let April next
lThe quantity and number ofihese articles will be deter
The whole be Of domestic manufactured materials
articles desosi,edn the Comossa,y Generals Office in
To" f 0 S s@ ans @ |G ad G0
s os b o mai. spd 1i S % sg given may be de-
me sizes The sizes aud proportions of sizes viii be stated IN
samples and pattsrqs exhibited the will b;
founded and nspec made aid article will be received
not correspond n every respect with the pattern ON which
TIE supplies are be delivered the United States Arse
ns near tor 'nsPsetop IN equal @Snthy p1r
DAY of July 1874
The prof. csa- must be in writing seated and endorsed
General OF Purchases before the nth day January
No proposal will be af o'clock Of that day
Security will be m se T9so c contracts
Commissary General OF Purchases.
CosfsiissARY GKNsnAL's OfsfcE.
Philadelphia, December l7th, 1874. die eodtJi7
| - We ~. ruta
attention OF readers TO this most excellent medicine
advertised IN this paper. II may rely the united tost
mony of large numbers OF the first Ihy this
then mu sdut this mixture to be of the most vlua
And observe in This respect how much differs from the
nosrums much pulled in the papers. Not of
ed the of considerable number Of the medical
profession. But not with Covers Balm Of Life Ii
remarhabe fact that this medicine has been approved by
large number OF regular physcans whom the receipt has
been submitted fact that be affirmed of any of the
crack medicines which abound at the present day-lN York
Waterman
For sale al l2s Fulton and 81 Nassau street New York
IA linn
TTHE PROPRIETOR OF THE ARCADE BATH. 50
Chambers ST. respectfully informs the citizens OF ~ York
that having given his attention to the advancement of their
the plan of the Paris ad London Portable Baths which
he will al all times be TO send to hotels private
families and invaids at their domics hot The
anisges Of such accommodation mus be apparent to all
who would the peasurabe nets OF the tepd bath
The proprietor to accomplish his present accommodation has
been at considerable yet he relies with confidence
the patronage OF discerning public, whose appreciation Of
to meet doubt
be acknowledged by their kind attention and orders .
Chambers the proprietor viii the Bath left by his
the residence OF the person it, as IL his
horse and cart and kept expressly for the purpose,
disappointment can ensue .
JOHN B. MARPII,LERO.
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INFORMATION WANTan Ut JOHN UCONkOR a.
lrphnsn who landed IN New Nok he s2i Of June
dis city seth for Savannah accompanied BY another Is
81 the Henry johnston. who said he
unele Of his Doctor Johnston who ved II
vznn.h Any information Of the said John cnncr
viii be Thankfully received and gratefully by
A,ts r. CLANCY. ~ p.Il az ~ss-Y o-T
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WIss-ace BAL; BodEo,t msu.'seo ry, e,r.1s;ns eve
~ ssr,cty rum ,. ID ~ Is b we'd and for yale M
dt INWARD COLLINS 4 GO. Sc Rcu,i ct
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS

L i Il l. >.
to s f. ss. s' Syp Ff F a
q saG:e nss
oopntefelts and limitations continually attempted to be
80 M ws Nos,ss P boy H Up s eas
attempts % npsse t them sufficient hers state
.9 a, Madame Rsses Principal Once ias Greenwich st
Madame Restel. signature is the Of each
NIB The married under some circumstance must
from their for contained the directions d. Inn
THE EAGLE COOKING STOVE This ne WY nyenles
;seSS, to any o,hsr now IN use The oven which ,Te,
part by apaien guard plate, which prevents from beeomb,
800 much heated and serves also 20 protect the ue from 10
also hss patent danper for the purpose conveying of
tie coal The Back which IL other stowe, srs rdtTse
am 81 useless ny ei rem9,ness from ne baze are so stu
font Asetsr ,e5s important rteom%spdaon to the Eagle
tent The Pallc respectfully isViied to cal
"'' . '"'"' THOMAS FRAzrER's. aOs Water .,y.,,
may be found variety OF the most superior pattern
WATCHEs AND JEwELRY, FOR HOLIDAY FIRE.
SENIsIJust received BY the subseribers some very
. rHS a and M a%sna S. "s AID g
god Pencils CHAINS Sc all Of which We is selling at retail
S~' eS H 's the and w.is sa
sg A ,ss e ls EcSd #. M
se at @s n less than the usual press by one Of the nest
W " y. N.
Watches and Jewelry, wholesale and retal 30 Wall
% I'm street NJ stairs.
MRS NJ y SakDNtH'S INDIAN BALsAM of Liver.
Wort ani Hoahound has gained great reputation Jor
SIRE ot coughs, colds and all diseases the Lungs whoopng
cough phthis,e throat liver complaints &c IL has been
extensive use VA Boston for the years and
recommended by the medical faculty II is well known 10 be
NE best preparation for the coughs ever TO
ue rcsn public IL qusck medicine for depce of
read the directions what h bssam doue for
ssrress Also Amos Webster Thomas shin. ir n H,rs
on, pavd atrbury and Mrs L. Howard See places Of
~ Washington street " '' "'o""'
sold IN New York q, Wholesale and retail by A r H n
ANDS druggist, 20 and loo Fulton street David ss,S
>o-7' East Broadway Abrm B. sands Co aTs DrosJ
say. W. s,s 1n
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MEDICAL, AID.

BOARDING HOUSE
ID Mrs WEST, No SIS Calle
InQui1idor. a few doors below
the Market.
Passengers will be assisted
by the Clerk OF the House in
landing and embarking attend.
ing to their luggage, permits,
passports, Ne.
English and spanishseivants
employed in the horse.
Havana, Oct. !. 1880.
coo Gods l,n
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l way, ard at London aud Paris inform the public Of New
practice they have Al euih been open per.
XXI ana WS: aS al
ca M to hs when they have been
and The Of Dentistry ds i'm.
GLORIOUS WIG VICTORY.
PHALoN, late Of Chatham Square, of 2i4 Broadway
has again taken the fret Premium for the of
WIGS AND SCALPS.
"A ingenuity is appreciated before foreign boaps and n hs
Sss s S:S York. i' % @ "a si sd:
q Ss s % ~1.ssm S ssa a Isr
;sd to sufps:.ns s
&c os ct %
B.Thls splendid wig weighs it'll. half an osnce
Manufacture aud proprietor of Phalons celebrated
ANTI DANDRUFF.
for removing the dander completely the and thor
s Rs ssa .y abe md a. MAR the
Observe, move is genuine unless signed BY ne in ink
Applied on the premises for IS cents dis Inn:
III Chatham st. sa affords relief the afflicted Of both sex
q the WORT esss Of delicate diseases m.reaTs
DR. C extsusy. practice for the last eight years this par
esar branch Of The profession guarantees safe SPEEDY and
cured IN ssw day. without IL. mercury any SiSes
ration IN the msde Of living Ali whose cases have Been pre
raeed or aggravated BY malFeatmsnt may apply with the
hce Ia Duane st. d94 m.
RRlNsMED's HOMO. APATnTAN VEGETABLE
- rLsMA new fountain of health is Opened aud gushing
aud cheering thousands with r,neweG health and fe IL
the star OF Homo apahic medicine Thee. bills let be dis
e. Instantly pat. to he aeoo he
s'i ss d ass
FEELINGS oihsah Tediatey spring its place BY atop
and appetite AID all the functions their natural and
the recovery RAPID perfect and complete Their operation
they ss~ .q su
pleasant and agreeable ensatious and what great obe,
occasions and gdr any without regard to to
81 p Ss T bs4p the con
seated Every one who keeps these pills by them will always
ss fs ara r Of "p
They may be had a. as and q. BIZ aud Sow
street and ass Greenwich street c. WARREN.
fRcssNRtsl Peach 9 orehsrt Red Ash tsse
MT Ges dosy e. and r. d'ored to any part Of he
g 800 Screened Lssroo' sii co. Apply at yard so Wash
n ANDREWS CELEBPATED COMBINATION
Loeb and having snp the orders bereor rs
esived now prepared from the extensive srr.ng.pents
every Bank iks United states and hs security S.v.
ssips Eosssi Sav:s often I ~
os can and nave been opened while these b defiance 70 Al
' 'Ns S CO. s- '@s.!
.scury no, io:nd other mode Of fastening Locks
o. 81 &, s.l e: Is. ;' S: ::s Fs,
Loess' aud ORDER. ~'ilbs rccs,y.d 4 us .Geea
oH tJcnes ~ne, aseoss for the city
Sa,-sce bali, Brdo,, ~, e,ass.1snf eve
% 'e'S t, p" o III & ',eS md iss X. ~
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MADAME RESTETT,

= Il Il
EEMALE PHYSICIAN Office and residenc. las Green
wch street, where she be consulted with srctes
confidence all complaints incident TO the female frame
Madame Reselis mode Of treatment in all rregu
aSty suppression OF those functions which
the health Of every female depends such require
bat few days to effect perfect Ladies desiring proper
medical attendance during confinement other
will be accommodated daring such time with private and re
spectacle board Preventive Powders" for ladies
WHOSE dercsie or preearous health fobd rapid
Of family will be BY mail 20 the United States
Price SIS package All (pos pad addressed to box
s6s, ". Y. city vail be received.
Boston Office No. 7 Essex d. lms
NOTICE-The President and Directors o the New York
~ and Albany Rail Road Company intend apply the
Legs OF this STATE the amend
ment alteration and Of The charter Of the said com
pany.
NewsYork. Nov H. 1874 rta law
MAZE D'ARABlE-Doctor J. GRANGER proprietor OF
~ the Peetoral Candy dc Nae dArabe nflammatory
diseases Of the Lungs and chest throat and ali
diseases predisposips with the property of
clearing the complexion and softening the skin.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Office of Dr. Granger No
81 Amity street; aso at Dodd and
Bieeeker ST. Mr. Gasguet 1903 Broadway of Duane
eet and AT John u. Gnochos, l0S Canal street Apoths
aries and Duggsts Country merchants wishing sell
gam, viii have discount made Of rs per any amount
Az
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

RTlFlCIAL TEETfl-Without CLASPS, Ligaturss Sc,
roG sisg tooth TO full and complete the priH.
49, . 2eo Broadway corner OF w srren 81 :
ltrom the New York Commercial AdvertiserI
friend Al our elbow requests notice teeth he
lad orted by Dr. Leve OF No Broadway and IN st,e
selves but the manner III which this delicate operaisn was
performed.
DR. Leyet been long before III, public a. IN. intro
dueer Il the Atmospheric FIRE Principle require
Copy OF letter from Cen Duff Green TO NJ Ieye,t
49, Baltimore, Sept. n, 1891.
Mr. Levettl write At the request friend fr whom yo,
ode Sc OF artificial teeth to that they have gwen
tire Satisfaction, and that principle Of
fully verified feel duty you "a NAV
stand need Of professional recommend thea
Your ''edHt t IEvErr p 80 rs skEEN
ID Buffalo, saJ all the SAFE fund banks ais, Lawrence
Olear. all the back banks this taken
for cloths, vesngs 1snnes the lowest
cash pice at fsl Greenwich street near canal d ms
TAR. TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT-slWc
- Rev ard wl he pail to person who will prove m
OF the Widow ia the Bowcry" be true that
not The brother OF her late husband a Thsyer
do OF possess the Original for Tay Tors Bssam OF
Liverwor that never made sold this medicine my
ss~ Residence $40 oo"ery' w w r ~, So,
CAUrrox-Bsware Of the Of interested and
fraudulent DAILY most shameful attacks made csculz
ted deceive purchasers and well deprive
nGhul proprietor Of all their Just claims Rsmewbr their
but original recipe IN eNistence And that Spring
fom VIII oh the medicine originally prepared BY them
b the Bowery and sstab shed the medicine high
puts Touch made by those who 10 deceive
Hon by false assertions Purchase only that made from
original recipe spriag street certain q the
Agents and Others snppled highly favorable terms BY
Ne sole proprietor W. W TnArgR, 2ti Spring street Tor
-rIN 80 u
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PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT.
MONS. MALLAN SONS, Surgeon DENTISTS, s72 Broad
M way ard at London aud Paris inform the public of New
York and s vicinity that of their very
practice. they have length been induced
man,n establishment where they may be consulted daily
3T2 Bro adway, between Franklin and White all
cases TO their profession which they have
so sgccssi in consequence Of their celebrated
M
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTICE.

HE til
D
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HING LLpih icI i.arbs msssisstvrsrs, Tor sd,
PERSSE = BRoOK3, 81 Lieatyst. M
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D o G. II O r B ELL.

ecVK EEiL dsvot, hls psrsonal atkntOn (dsiiy until
suffering under protrac ted unsScos&
treatedby inexperienced those
boring under the destructive effects of
trs and all who the remans Of sesse lurking in
Persons contemplating marriage who have beer the
ects Of consult Dr. Bell with honSshs
confidence PosI letters the
his prompt Dr. . treatment
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THIRD ANNUNLFBALL Of TIE JEFF rKSON GRE.
Il NADIERS.-The lhlId Annual Ball of his company will
take lace the 18th January, 32 the Apollo
Broadway. The best Brass Band OF the city engaged
shrs oe ssIos. Tickets 81 each, 10 be had OF
Captain Eckel, 1855 Greenwich street.
Lieut.. Schlosser, SIS Centre IT.
Ord Serg Sohopt. 81 Roose velt St
Sergt. Schwartz. l5s Second St
Sergt. Hamer, i0I Washington 81.
Corp Frank, Delaney st.
Corr Blanc ~ Fulton
Corp Sohlosser, Henry Clay House.
5s J5Slf' PRIV. Bohrrr. as James al.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-08

70 mag er audi ipeiter nblic lperben ,nn ~ 0o ot7
6er allnbisen Sauspder, bic bnr hre w. u G9s
Ste .br 0nltes slttrbut oerore n, in ,lnferer rbn'
reOaer19en 9roBen Nepublf nidt uubepeutenb If Sn
Mae 11ren Surrc9aten, ben Soausmiittern, oos Som H.
S1et srsslst tOeroen SIR ereben aug alien Siesn
SSsnten.n Sne9e mas tomHen pro Sn Der lebten prd
@ @nnterrode-1lun> nadoem aaen Grnites bic Damen y
zen Serue thres eeroes unb Samilienberufes in bos
potuld1e 9etintmel seso9en tperren oitren mir uns
ouf sma5onen<Scenen 9efaBt balten. @nes lit an Der
San5en Sodle Babres. 9Sdren nur bic amerifantfdcn
Srauen trentger benz 9Dube uto Der &erItpenou1o er
9eben ais e ptrflt no, 70 nt6hten oiel(edt gpiaio>
men BEN Ser. Stdaten 9part beiben bic auserbem in
oas suslanb wanoern. I'm aber bics at oerbitten. fp
barf man @ ia ntdt bic prunfiidtiee gBeibertpe[t
tpenoe, onoern an Wdnner, bic ntdt inn Meber Gje>
tpanoe Dor Dem Spinnroden I1sen.
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Gttnttttt11a uno 5cDaefcr,
Abppfaten MeAts9e(ebrten

In Canton, START Co., Obto
-N1bfS Sacn edun9srrl Dem 9cebrtcn puttn ttfonbtrs
sS SrsmGinmrbuern rcnStat, unr ben bnatorttn Gpun.
tics betannt, baB m init Oant ac 8eta tbcm 3crnc ses
bere rp iDncn m6aen anotrtrau tpete atneben at
pplcr 8riepsun9 Der Gten at5uparn ber nb Sbrc Of.
dee lit bier nab Gpurtbau 9c9ttr. NQcrtci @rett.
rcien pQman, T. t6nnen tep Sbnen III bcer enslt.
(btr unp ran36er @rrae atSctst nno stfcklt tesla.
bs rerren 9ar ais Scfarins fur ricfes eantp
mprptn 1T.
eSpbn 9. Suntmtns bon pbtfaoelpbta.
Qcuis Shdfer oDu Canton.
Cation, O1drt lS, 1942 36st.p
S s. @rl6cn uciner Sanbsletttc bic mincn Das 8irsr.
reet ,u crba[te i'd mmer init 9er9sen, nentselrlt,
bic Sbnen n6tbtse oiIfe in Der orurt lcifen
Spui6 @ d. fe r.
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80 a b fr q q e.

OerrnS Saepb g d1 nj B t, tpelher opr etll
den Sabrcn rm Sur fir It nthnm Sc en, mad ben
Scr Staaten answaberte, uno jest rcrsee In 9en (e'
aadbri6t, roB ntcscinte nc 9nae Aperee in Grfab
runs su trinscn nn(t ibm ittheilunsn ponQDtt
rcn @en pes Sutisames 8enbautcn, naden 5u tbnnen.
pp bieie S1afrese ctpastn Setannter bcs 5rn @Amot
su 05cGt tpnen 70 np e befit erfn9t i'm nit tem u'
ba tetannt iu ,aen per mir bic epan1te Qnstnnft
tbcilen.
6. Il m ftdtter
Hedts>9lnmalt, Ieretsbcu, Sbtc.
Slc,s sStstcn, Iprit /, 1912. 3s.6n
p[tsb,bne in Gintinna beitbn 0btse Jarase tinSe mai
In 6re repeet 8atter etnurden uap unfer 0stueenRe
perfdbert ~ fevn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-08

Die G[aYleute, nit the citizens of Washington, ,,,pie
perfbtecene 3euneen irrt9 benterften, naden ercBe
9prberetuneen, nm ben ''arrD oes Beitens" Bel ei"
nem Nusrttte aus Der pclitifen Welt eine sldnenbe
Eete at aeber Ncudh I!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-10


p,essiye taxation and freed from Jews ana shy!ochs
And new, Mr.. Chairman, will rapidly bring my re-,
marks to close Let rs, hcwever, Look BACK 10 r,ie
great election Of lc4G. And what Go we see ne
Wings appealing to the country, 'nam'mg 'he Pnonc
mind and debauchng the public morals, ~ oaccn,a
Ian SONGS drunken reves and all The Disgusting mum
mery of log cabins hard cider, and coca sans, VA u
was enough to make the lover OF MS kind weep tears
of bitterness aud sorrow. The immortal bard OF hvon
second only TO the inspired fathers, TO point moral
and adorn tale. has mos, elicousy remarked that
..There - a divinity that shape, our ends,
Rough he them how we VII :, =, r
This unauesiloned truth, which, IN a! The aiai's OF
,nen should ever remembered, was entirely iosoeh
ar condemned BIZ the Wings in their ioad eagernesS ''
victory. , ,.h.,
And when victory perched upon their banner; when,
after years of struggle and hope long deferred iney
found the sway of empire theirs; when IN Inc loonsn
ness of their Imagination they thought their 'p'ls anu
power were without end and in the pride ana weakhess
of their hearts, said the rich man Of old soul ,hou
hast much goods laid up for many years, take tnihe
ease eat drink, and BE- merry all our ong-cherisheo
aspirations are about be gra,ied; Oh 1t might nave
sarmed the wrath from high aud aver'ed ,het ,eaf
full catastrophe which shrouded their pride and ioiy IN
gloom and dependency had they but remembered mat
o "rhere is a divinity tha, shapes our ends,
Ro,rh hcy WILL
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,a,.-mezsrs. Bates, Bayard, Crafts, Conrad
Evans. Huntington Merrick Preston, Smith, OF In
aaaa, porSm had no. vo:ed the Senate adjourned al
n,a r,n,,es before six o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-10
nation is understood to be for Newport or Provdsn,

IN T. Paper
The General Assembly meet Tomorrow nj Newpo,,
II is not improbable that the Governor may comnun
cate message; and it would not be strange if reon.
sition shond be made upon the President for assist,
ance.
A Committee of the Suffrage Party waited on Gov
King yesterday, and proposed tha. Committee Of
Conference be appointed by the General Assembly
and another BY The Suffrage General Assembly, to
agree upon compromise. Gov. King replied lha. he
had no power 10 act in the matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-10

will Petition .l 10 ss. s
neral ND ~ eoynts. Smith and ssbnfOn The
.ioners 10 view and locale site lof 'n' 49, ,.s
county OF Gayson 10 central point MANY ClTiHEaw
(Signed,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-10

Letter from the President 10 Cor. Poindc1tcr.
"WAsHISGroS, February IL, ls42.
"Dear Sir: | must express my surprise at some oil
the remarks contained yours ofyeserday more espe
cally the apprehensions you express that official har
mony between the appointing power and the agent
myself and you) may have suffered interruption
through representations made TO me by guilty custom
house officers and other accomplces. leave the re-
mark without comment.
ssNor can do less than express my regret that you
have found it necessary to couple the name of Mr
Webster with conspiracy sto destroy you in my esti.
mation; procedure which, if IT have existence in any
quarter has not come TO my knowledge. Certain it 49,
that Mr.. Webster has never uttered word of dis
paragement OF you to me, nor am aware OF his
having been in the slightest degree connected with
any matter TO your prejudice. And | submit if it be
moi a poor compliment to myself TO suppose me de-
ceved by any caba, or conspiracy of guilty custom
house officers or any others, even if existed Be
perfectly assured that there exists no caba at this end
of the avenue Of which am cognsant, of any sort or
description
1.-THE commission, on which at my ow request you
and others consented 10 serve, was instituted and the
report Of the commissioners now wanted, by me, for
mn o,on Information. do not doubt but that il will
contain many suggestions with regard TO the custom
houses, and the mode Of transactng business most
worthy to be recommended by me 10 Congress. And
should bring TO my knowledge any facts duplicating
those now in Office, to extent or upon grounds re-
curing the Executive action in regard TO them SHALL
without any promptings by Congress- who have right
fully nothing TO do with il, discharge my duty to
the country without fear That have for conside-
rable time most anxiously desired the report 10 be
made, will not deny. Whether, when made, shall
deem it best to communicate the entire report to Con-
gress or otherwise make it public, content myself
with adopting its recommendations and urging them
upon the deliberations of Congress, will be for my
decision, also will be the time and occasion for max
ing it.
81 take leave, in conclusion, 10 say, that the para
graph extracted from N York newspaper is for the
first lime brought under my eye BY your letter Had
seen il earlier, it would scarcely have arrested my
ten,ion do not suffer myself TO be disturbed, my
opinions to be formed by any thing appearing in The
newspaper.
81 am, dear sir, very respectfully, yours,
"Gov. PoISDExTER. JOHN TYLER.
Mr. UNDERWOOD, in concluding his remarks,
moved to amend the motion TO PRINT by adding thereto
an amendment which after several notifications, wai
read as follows