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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
From orr Special Correspondent.
" CONNECTION Nav :


The article in the Madi,onian, ii authorised oii-
c;ollv /. ominou. OF the issue OF our negotiation
with Great Britain. II has created much surprise
a, the Capitol. and various specuatons are r.
dulr.d upon the subject My own opinion. how
eyer. formed from free conversation with our beet
informed politicians, il. that the views ct the Ld
tor are in a measure the gratuitous emanaiion' OF
bi. official Tripol. Many Of our friends believe
the article wa. intended to influence the decision
If Congress. u,on the Army and Navy approPria-
ton bills. If 80. | am at loss To perceive no"
Mr.. Jones can Justify himself to the President.
The House passed the Navy appropriation thi'
evening after reducing the amour, proposed by the
Secretary nearly 5000. 600. Tie Army bill was
taken up and read. and referred. and the House
adjourned fear the spirit Of retrenchm'nt ana
economy with regard to the Navy and Army VIII
be exercised too .tringenty at this Session. Inc
expense # well appointed Military force may
we.l b. placed 10 the account OF wise natural
economy. and would seem to be demanded b! the
no.i,ion We sees to maintain among the Nations OF
the earth However, wiser meH entertain opposite
opinions. and submit.
In the senate Mr. ALLES's Resolutions were
taken from the table. and Mr.. TALLMADGE sub
mtied many important amendments which, to-
se,her with the resolutions, were ordered to be
printed \ stormy debate on these propositions
will commence, think, in the course of the cur
rent week.
After discussing Tor some time the clam OF tine
pre,cntaiiycs OF Silas Dean, the Senate proceed
cdto executive business, bu, neither confirmed nor
rejected any nomination. The following nomina'
tons bv the President were received, and psrhap'
referred To the appropriate Committees.
Joux MckELwAY, T. NJ at Trenton.
UFNRY 1. DCNiNG, Collector Oi sag hatpot'
Carly RorISso~. Register AT New Orleans
RfcHARD G.. BASIS, surveyor. Fort Hampton va.
JAWS \. GtR,ULT, Rec Granada, M,,
-Is.AC McF,RRAS, Rec. Jackson, do
g. y CAUsi> Rec. al Liitle Rock, Ak
j. L. BRADFORD, Register. Mards'llle Ma
\ successor of Mr.. Jesse Miller, Secons Az
di,or, ha. not yet been selected \ new name -
suggested: FULLY WISE expects sithation' ana
hc i, spoken of in connection with the AUDITOR :
Office We shall have the nomination at all events
very soon. Tours, NVHlH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

~ From the time the School Bill OF Mr. Mac
Law was matur,d, we have had but one opinion OF
i. n,.c,ical efc viz, that it would impair the
efficiency if it did not endanger the existence %
the Psblic Schools, subject the city to much use
less trouble, expense, and Pernicious excitement
while !, would not benefit the Catholics all atom
nor effectuale remove any Of their grievances, a.
they consider them This opinion, especially the lat
ter clause has been confirmed by the oihc'a' F'o''"
nation from Tammany Hail. that the party m" RIM
notieket. for school OGcers nhe ssreral drd'
Al The approaching eiection OF course th'-
leaves the Catholics TO paddle their own casoe A.
they best may, with certainty Of utter dlscomiI-
tnre. Call YOU this backing your friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

lor Law Lower sandn.ky Ohio. will aitenf 10 The
business OF bs profession and % Lan Agency the North
era aGd Northwestern Counties Of Ono AMI 10 tie
= Courts for the District OF Ohio AMI will give usct aiien.
ton to Collections
Rsiy 10 Hoo y. whitdes~y. Washington, d. G.; Hon J.
W. Alien. Cleaveland Ohio; Me,srs. Robertson. Eaton
Co.. Hasluck Co and Kent, K-nnsn a Go. Ne~.York; J.
= Oinsted, l. sandusky Chapman Hsrkness bellevue
Ohio. IA an Irnxod-
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~ For deeply interesting narrative oil
the search for and discovery OF the LOST
Children in Nova Scotia, see Last Page.
~ FOR an original Letter from boston;
Notices of New Books. Where is orkvliie
and Statement of the System of Propert!
in Industrial Association, see First Rage.
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! TeCapi.ali.... RniIdrr.. and o,her..

90 fD>iisey ir made
81 p lots west SIDE Of Ny rte Avenue n and
Csrtousrer Brooklyn Aiso, OF separate Que acre oar.
eel. Ade phistfrri, between Bedisrl Road an Fulfo
Avenue Improvement. Of great importance AMI any +
great value and beauty are gong or~ard 10 the immediate
Dry Dock, public buildings, Sc The~. ls, hay, tie b.f
oi "arr are convenient for residence all respects TL-
acre trceis AFFORD view oi the bay ami cty OF New
" ih'y VIII BE- sLo"n 10 persons desirsu. o. buying.
fue perfect Houses Of moderate reHi b,st on tp. t,
can BE- well leased at once large pornof the pnrch,.
money may remain mortgage Apply I'm ~ 10 Up NJ
To GEoEGE A. CLARS. I02 Liherty.,t myl4f -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

u We are uow convinced that The BrooNIyn
Eagle Intentionally calUminatc. and ial-'iies IT.
political opponents by per,i,ins in the charge that
the Wing party has put forth the sentiment that
Property is the les, OF Merit Foul SANDER 1t
u.s. most surely, and the Editor nor know. it, what
ever NAV have been his ignorance mt FIRST. Sup
pose a meeting of Merchants had put forth the SEN
timent thar a black man il quite ~ likely to D.
honest a, a white one, would not lac be base de-
ceiver wko should thereupOn assert that the hIs
party had proclaimed that none bat negroes are
honest or that ncgroism the is test of honesty Sup
pose it had declared that it regarded a man. ele-
walton to office a. rather proof of merit on ms
part than otherwise, would not he be knavc who
should ihercupon assert that the " lrlgs bad pro-
claimed tina, Office hold ng is the test of merit
The iniquily is too plain for argument.
We have no, admitted, because it Is not true
that meeting held in April oreary in May, 1887 Q
lust after Mr.. Van Buren'- Inauguration. and be-
fore any one had turned his thoughts toward the
succession, was held during the last Presidential
But we leave all minor. secondary
points where we have already placed them.
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Theodore Clark. Fash op,b,e

mint corner 81 Pear and thahanl,trests This well
s"Nh store ~ more than - year, standing. need,
newspaper putting 10 recommend a. public notice. Mr.
v SIMPLY "lsh.s To say that be now. he ha, been all
t"r, prepared With full stock the modern ,tse
anh hnsh OF Geniemen's Hats, and which e undetermined
"a s- As low a. can be bought elsewhere 10 this ctv. ~,
rtlra hne nulrs combining ghtnes. h es gancs he a
now vi. Al ~ a.. and bis imitation mo,k At s. liz aD
has Toll assortment OF Boys Cloth and other CAPS, which
be- will =" al prices suit the times he VIII sny ahi
let all call and examine b, Hats aEd Cap and before
making their purchase. fD nylO esd Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

u" Wilmer & Smith, the Liverpool agents of
Iarndcn & CO. state in circular, that "onthe last
two steamers leaving this port for North America.
they have, by running special express 100 milc-
at great expenec, put the London morning papers
Of the same day ON board as the vessel was steam
ing down the river. They expect 10 accor plish
this also to-day, by forwarding yod the London pa
pers OF May ith. These attentions we shall con-
,inue"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

THy CUsroN-HOVsE ISyEsTIGATloS .-iia'lhg
given publicity, in an Extra, TO some portions 81
Mr. Poindcxteg', Report which accuse Mr.. Co'-
lsctor Curtis Cf malpractice IN Office. II . su'
common Justice that publish also the conciu-
.ions OF Mes.r,. Kelley and >teuart forming ma
ioritv Of the same Commission, on this sshiect.-
Their Report ha. not yet reached u. but We ind
the following extract in last evening American
In considering this subject, it should be borne
in mind that the situation OF the Collector OF NeN
York in regard to appointing hi' Subordinate on
Gers. j, peculiarly embarrassing
"Numcrou. a were those appointments, mr."
were many more applicants than pisces Nlh.s
might have said with truth ten thousand more
Several Distinguished candidates aspired 10 ihr
,,Yce If Collector. Each had his train OF follow
.rs aud .unnorter.. who severaliy wished To come
,,,o oaics under hi. auspices. The DISAPPOINTED
candidate. for Collector and their PariisaE' WO'o
naturally unite in opposition 10 the successful can
didate. and If they did not magnify 'oN'a al
leas, not generally exte.uate any faults ne iNeh'
commit.
o. Those removed from Office, A. well a. di,aP'
pointed applicants. being unwilling To aur'pu"
their removal OF non-apPostment to tn'f o"' "'''
ttnoss would. IN either case, Natui'Ns '''' We
posed 10 attribute their failure to improper mo-
tive. in the Collector. II, IN addition To lhese
circumstances. we consider the numerous and re-
.pon.bc duties pressing upon ne" and uneAPe'
ri.nced officer. occupying post OF - mucn III
nortancc a the Collector otthe port oi Ne" 1ofN'
we shall not be surprised that his conduct has been
subject 10 censure. but rather That 80 little Ju.'
cause Of complaint LA. been found again': him.
Several important reforms, calculated To So
cure a systematic and faithful accounting for pub
lie moneys. to prevent peculation, extoriion' ana
the demanding of Illegal fees; to cut of unneces'
..rv OK penses. and ensure vigilance il preventing
fraud. upon the revenue. have been introduced by
the present Collector; and no doubt l. entertained
Of his disposition to introduce such further reform
as NAV suggest themselves to his mind and such
az NAV be required or recommended by the pro
per authorities
The American states farther that Col Sieuar'
Memoranda, attached to this Report, convict
Mr.. Poindexter OF duplicity, violence and IhJu'
tice in hi, treatment Of Mr.. Curtis. We 'hai
look into tins testimony when it reaches Us
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u BLAcxwoop's MAGAZINE, for May {;

CoLBuRx's NEW MoSrHLY, (Lovdon) do. and
UNITED SERVICE MAGAZINE, do.
have been received per the Acadia and are far sale
by Wiley 4 Putnam, lGl Broadway We have
only had time 10 read ore Of them yst-Black-
wood, of course 1t is strong and rich This month.
As usual We have made several choice extract,
for The Weekly Tribune, which will appear in or
Daily also if not crowded with othcg news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

" The application for Msndamu' IN the case
Of the Sixth Ward Election was reached III us
Supreme Court yesterday The Berry case too"
preeed .nce and occupied the whole day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

rr"A Subscriber" complains that the siieen'n w.
disturbed on sunday, by large assemblies OF men of o'l
playing. which they keep up with great roe ans o.s
,srough the day lie ask, the Aldermen and SUNDAY o1
Ger, 10 abse the nui.,nce-Tb the substance We can
moi nni,h hi, article accoun, Of IFS severe per''hs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

,vrnxrsDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1912

w.ated 20 buy or hire. file Of the New-iofk ="
;ou or al least ia. last quarter OF that year p'
r. win be paid if delivered thu morning 81 ''S0''
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w
rangemests receive the Nt gay Of April, arg.
iny.c-. Transparent Window shades embracing almost
ind OF Landscape. Swiss. and Italian kirws VIZ
PLAIN c-ntres French Scrolls Views ~ mOonl gt
Landscapes, NaTegstes Scrolls painted brilliant per
OIL color. Families, instead Of spending tksr time
in purchasing second hand article auction can he sup
piled Nth transparent Window Shades, al the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

l. Mr. Clrehugh, Dear >ir-Tui, is "a ctruiy. that
have used the three s0es OF that excellent st,e which
your advertisement recommends, and C1nddly avOV hl
every particle oi dandr removed aud Heated. and
those hairs which heretofore grey. glossy
black, their orgina. color and the Trcopherous 10. e
f-ciusl prevented nay hair frou. sln. on. The intrinsic
virtue the article and wish TO benefit ny fellow ell
ren. are the sole motives that induce pea th. ssrt
fcafe. Yours. &c. X. J. BROWN.
sod at Chrrhughs Har Cutting Rooms, as Bfoafwsy,
where be gives ADVICE gratis al diseases connected sh
the hair. mo- p It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

70 The Norfolk Herald wants to knew on what
principle the selling Of Lottery Tickets is forbid
den and shed by law, while that OF ln'oN'
eating Liquors is licensed and protected Can
any body tell
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Rankrnpts-Max -.

BENZ. BL.SGE. New YOrk-June -
PETER x Roach, (drm OF Roach Throckmorioel )
Yor.-June p
JANIS ". POWELL. New Nork-June e.
JoHS Busy. New Nork-J1ne a
hIssN HusTrp, CLERK, New York June at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

~ Hon. EDWARD d. WHITE, Member OF Con
gress from New-Orleans, has been nominated ~
the Wings for reelection. On. b. The Districts
are not yet madc.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

BrwARE.-A ,hsrt time since We called the at
ten.ion of the public the numerous frauds III the
alteration Of Bank bills. We mentioned various
Banks. and particularly the CitizeRs Bank, Au-
gusta Maine. We now appri.c the public To be on
their guard against bills of that Bank altered to
Citizens Worcester; Phoenix, Providence; Pha'-
nix. Westerly; &c. &c. The denominations are
one. two. three and five dollars, and the plate
bears the name of Terry Pclton Co., engravers
Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
Drnb Cassimere Mni..-MATsON

Chatham and l61 bOwery, introduce. this article Il
bis customer. hr ssdarS price Of s. 81 lie call, III.
attention Of the public 10 tins splendid article a. general,
superior 10 those vending IN Broad 10 dollar
\. Is. Also, on hand large s..srment Of Leghotn Ma
nllla and Panama Hats whoir,a.e asd retail
ny25 lw IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

THr AProRTroNMRNrs Is MiIST.-The Angus
ia Age of Saturday saws. in regard 10 the apporioi-
ment of Representatives in Congress. "thc House
determined YESTERDAY. without dissent. 10 appor.
ton the State for nine. and forten members. Per
contra a resolve wa. introduced int. the Senate.
and assigned for TODAY, repeating the resolve Of
last winter, d-iricting the State for eight mem
bers'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

w>hm. procure nne any aud veil furnished rof u,
should call at the Kremlin ssd examine to:e aed Up
by the subscriber
Terms inOserste-inqllre onthe premises, o;
BEN NELSON. Proprietor
1iso-a fine store situated on TIE corner Of Trinity
Church Yard and Broadway. long and iavOraby know
u old stand Tor any Kind OF business.
Enquire a. above. Terms moderate. m25 u II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

u Theol ogi zeal Discussisn.-Jusi publ shed
Theological Discuss between Rev. Mr. Henson (Me,ho-
DIST and Rev Mr. ingalls, Cnversa, held at soulhhod
l.. ]. IN January, l3i2. Price I2i
Also, large variety OF tniyersa. Books, Pamphlets
he al the CByrralist Book Establishment Ne 10 Fuios.
,tre-, between Nassau AMI Broaduay. IN a.gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

y Hedstcnd..-Ihe subcrb,r invites public alien
Ia bis sock ot HISS PArENf PRENIUH BtIeTTADs.
which h. csnideai wli be found tie gest mot hsau
tlu and cheapest a>nrimsni offered me American
people. For saving labor freedom from bues aud almost
Inpo,sibhty gctu. GOT OF order these Bed,teas are
without rival. JOAN OIGLAs, II Coli-a.
my-i st. ~ 2a door from BeeknaS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

u GENrLEALN obtain very pleasant furnished par
lors and bedrooms With board, l3 Broadway mig la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

RAILROAD FARE.-As a matter of experiment.
for few DAYS the railroads from Syracuse To
Rochester put their fare at -. or two cents per
mile. They have found that the small amount Of
travel this season will not Justify So low a rate
They have concluded. therefore. sntl the travel
hall increase sufficiently To Justify farther re-
duc,ion, to put their fare at - from Syracuse 10
Rochester. or 81 from Syracuse to Auburn. and
s. from Auburn to Rochester. This. it will be
perceived is 81 less than the legal rates Ai5ony
Journai
% |, is very probable that tho reduction Of
fare on a single link of Railroad, like the Syra-
cuse and Rochester, may diminish its profits but
more confident that il ell Railroads would reduce
their fare to two or three cents mile, or even
the whole line from Albany to Buffalo, the conse-
quent increase Of navel upon them would fully
compensate for the reduction of rate. in spite OF
the hardship OF the season. Ed. IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
for the apprehension OF Mills.

OU1R.GY.-Thc Evansville Undiana) Gazette
of the 18th instant. gives some account ct helm
Gu, outrage committed by Catholic priest in that
place. on one of hi. female pcni,ents. at the con-
fe,,iona The pcnitent j. young married woman
from GERMANY of good character and family. The
priest was arrested and held to bail at the exam-
na,ion before the magistrates ihc offence was
clearly proved, when conflict took place between
the Irish and German Catholics present, IN the
midst of which the priest made his escape; but
the Gazette saws that the leading members ut the
Catholic Church will see that he is brought TO tria,
and to punishment If guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

J. stranger, Do you want Boots AMI >los,'-l -,
go 10 >crbner Co Great CalaTine Boot ami Shoe Mar
ket IS Cahanur corner Oi Munroe where yea had
the larges and besi assortment you saw, and pre
never before equalsi. Just Il. (2l m2fu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

VicioUs.-The editor OF the Perry (Ala1 De
mocrai gives notice that he wall insert no mar ag,
notices unless accompanied BY the sum of one dol
ar bu, the death Of delinquent subscribers he vii
gladly insert gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

EyrLosrox or TIA DIANA-lhe Louisville
Journal of ru-day last obscrvcs:-Ihe Sultana, On
Friday, in her passage up, met the steamboat Val
les Forge with the Diana in tow at Tompkins
bend. The Diana burst her steam pipe fifteen
mile, above Princeton. on the morning oi the Eth
instant and scaded some eight or ten negroes,
and about forty head of cattle. Four or FIVE OF the
negroc. had died or were dying when the Sultana
left Lake Providence. Thirty or thiriy-fvr head
Of the cattle were Immediately thrown overheard.
The officer. and passengers escaped uninIured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

LOOK At EVIDENCE AND INTELLIGENCE oF THs
wIrNEssIn the late libel Ransom ,wore that he had
been in Com.,ocks employ under solemn Injunction ney
er TO dvulge the recipes be there to which IT, pledged
himself AMER he wa, discharged and went l. Buut, lie
told him he rec pc BE- lB bad marked specific ior tue
Piles wa, HAYS Linpent We leave 10 The public 10
put such faith obey please in the testimony 81 man Who
sueas that he received II ia confidence and aer~ad lie
thus divulced H. Perhaps he did know what he said as
10 the quest on Do you know what Laboratory - Dr
Ransom cred NO after the question .eyera time,
repea,rd The public Then Judge heihsr they would
trts TO such rec ipe-wh-thsr they will aid 10 robhug
OF our ryhts or whether they Will buy tDs remedy only
Nth the name OF Comsock Co o. H. and coiang Rom
II Maiden Lane which al testimony shown 70 be the tue
and only orr yinal article aud established by C0msock
Co. al an immense expense.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The NV " oRLD

Of Saturday viii contain a caustc review Of The attach Of
The Board OF Managers OF The Episcopal Education ami
Missionary Society and the Chufcbmsn upon the Rev.
Dr. ASrHos, Of 81 Marks Church-sLo~ing the nost
ex.mped in modern time, OF re .ogs intolerance
ani persecution. Every member OF the Episcopal Church
AMI Christian, 81 all other denominations friendly 10 r,li.
gious freedom, will at fail TO read tbs t,Po,e. Tie bgot
~ OF Popcry nothing comparable 10 that exhibited in this
~ mY<' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

RAILROAD AcclDkST.-We learn from the
Courier that on Saturday afternoon last, two OF
the five o clock train of cars on the New jersey
Railroad for New Brunswick, which startes inn
media,sly after the Philadelphia train, ran ct the
track at the commencement OF the deep cut IN
Bergen Hill about half mile from Jersey City.
which caused a detention of about an hour and
half. although the car. were but little injured and
no one hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

" About City persons signed the Home Leagus
pledge at Hamilton Ohio, on the 18th instant, a
large number Of whom are Germans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

~ Wigs and Scnlps.-The largest the cbeap..,
and eesi assDrnent Ia lie found al A G. RARRyfs
li6 Broadway, corner OF Llberyst Up stairs m6 I'M,
. photographic likesesses, by an improved
Dagusrrrotype Proe-ss by VI. ID. VAN LOAN corner OF
N"'"'S'''e s "'sAo~y ~ niyls ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

20 The Albany Argu. gives notice that the State
Loan of . 200, 600 10 close up thu work ON the
State Canals ha. been fully taken up, and that the
Canal Board will meet ,o-morrow 10 apportion ,h'
same among those to whom the State Is indebted
for work damages. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

~ ZauOmi, Navel by Sir r. l.. Bu"er, Tor 'aie Al
the Few World Office 30 Ana street. Prise u, cents.
Only few relnsl Of ediion OF 10000 copls nflltlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

Iowa As,URANcE.-Ihc Philadelphia Spirit Of
the Times tells ot a Western merchant living in
Iowa. who sent through hi- attorney the other day
4 letter To one of the Philadelphia Msrkei-,iree,
merchants. informing him that he about to
avail himself of the bankrupt law. including
schedule Of his debt, and assets, and informing
him that if he did not come Immediately 10 Io,ca.
nc would lose his proportion OF the property. The
merchant looked over the schedule. The mans
debts amounted To eighty thousand dollars-hi-
assets to sixteen dollars. The merchant pc
u'hed us claim WAS three thousand dollars.
and for that sum biz proportion Of the assets
would be forty cents and then. after conpcllin.
him 10 pay twenty-five cents Postage. TO a,k him
10 lose three Thousand dola,s. and to 60 70 Iowa
for fifteen cents The noacha!apce of the leb,or
Wa certainly extraordinary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

Families, BOnrdinY 1ao"ses, Hotels ANA
StCnmbOats, who may lee using larry" amount "i
Bread Cakes Crackers. Pastry "a viii find Il Ia ther adj
vantage 10 call at Il Bakery tie subscriber, wh"re Will
be- found the richest and best variety ot Tie above articles
the city, such prices e present low state o the
MAJ ket will warrant. Families will be supplied within
reasonable limits of the hou,e, and all order, pnnctuay
sent 10 ANY part OF the city, bENJ. r. HOWE,
ara IN l|2 Broadway, cor OF Howard. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

.The,c are he incumJcpt., rc.nominated.
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