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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
PROBABILITY OF TUE PRESIDENTS
RESIGNATION.

40 on dit tho day is that President Ty.
Ter has 1t n contemplation to resign has
high station and retire 10 the shades Of
Williamsburg. oac reason assigned by
yefaeious rumor for this step, is that be
complains his expenses greatly exceed his
income, and he may be under the neeessi.
y Of iucurring debt and involving his es.
tate. Another and fall as probable is,
that having been all his lie devoted dis.
eiPie Of the doctrine Of instruction, his con-
science now exacts il Of him to uct up Ia
~hal he has 50 long proiessed, just as ii
served hlm about the fiscal agent at the
Extra Session. Having the confidence Of
neither party, and that only ol the place.
hunters and Wise's Omnibus men, be re.
CARDS 1t as the duty Of Constitutional
republican and instructlonis,, TO retire
from post where the American People
never placed him, and out Of which II
sOihs Of them most heartily wish to scr
MN We fully subscribe TO the force oI
ms reasoning, and shall expect to sec the
'ap'ain lay down his ollicc--when he
can hold Il no longer, on the ith March
isf0'- tsiqcadeaf.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

EgNEWs.-A correspondent of the
Lincolnton Republican commences a COM
munication by stating that NIL the Federal.
lists belong TO the Wing Party. This is
certainly news to our readers, Where is
Buchanan, NOW, who once declared that il
he had a drop Of Republican blood in his
veins he would draw il QUIT With the
Loco foco party. Where is Walls, at
this time who stated publicly that he be.
louged to the Federal party in New .ler-
sey as long as that party existed Why
TO be sure with the loco Focos. Wa
could namo others IL it was necessary, but
it viii do no good as this statement is
made altogether for effect
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
TAX 0N SUGAR AND SALT.


The Loco Focos ATE making great
cry about the tax Oh Sugar aud Salt, LAID
by The ey'ra session. The act as pub
l:shcd, states that after the 3la, Of Sep
tcmbsr, lsll a duty Of 20 per cent, al
yalorcm should be paid On these articles.
Now from the phiaiag Of these lovers Of
the dear Peorle ono might suppose that
sugut and Sab bad risen IN price consid--
rably--bat Is this tho fact, let the price
even in our own market answcr--wo have
not 10 pay ANY higher now than a year
ago. Salt Is as cheap at this time as usu-
al in our market towns, but II may be ar
gucd that NC have no, ielt the full effects
Of this duty--we should think that in three
months AL ought TO begin to feel some Of
its effects, 50 this fua about the duty
proves ton much or nothing at ail---it Is
all sheer humbug--all for effect Il is
well known to every one Of any percep.
lion that Il you touch a mans purse you
touch his life, 50 the Loeos think that If
they can reason the Wings into the belief
that the ncccssaries Of life will be lncreas.
ed in price BY the Wings they will desert
their party. Not so fast gentlemen, the
Wings are not 10 gullible. We copy
the following remarks from the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorder, which is very appropri.
ate:
Tea and COFFEE are free articles; but
/ Sugar is subject to an di Uaiorem duty OF
tweSty per cent. which on an average
will DC about n cent and half per pound
on imported sugar, Large quantities Of
! this article, however, are made IN this
country, upon winch of course there is nc
duty 50 that .ho tariff now laid will have
very little If any effect upon the price,
Our readers viii recoIlect that ten year:
ago, before the passage Of the compromise
act, sugar was subject to duty OF three
cents per pound, yet we bought II then a
retail here at nine and ten cents after
wards, and ever since, though duty free
we have had to pay l2s aud o cents tol
no better article. As the taking oF thu
duty of three cents per pound had no ettcc
ID reducing the price, it is very far Il
conclude that putting on a duty pt vii
mot advance it. We are glad that VT
were mistaken in this; because coffee, no
being in any portion the produce OF 'hl'
country, is more liable to have its price
affected BY the imposition Of new duty
Though i, will be rocollected that ever
this article, in 1880, when there was 1
duty upon it Of Ave cents per pound, wa
sold in this place at retail at l24 cents PEI
+ pound. but ever since the duty was takei
of VIC have had TO pay fifteen cents; thu
only effect being TO put moro money 'ntt
the pockets of the producer, or to enhance
, tho profits Of the factor or merchant
The fact IS, as we said many years ago
, that the tariff is, in great part, paid by th'
manufacturer or producer of the article
If not so, why is il that the French minis
/ Ter at Washington demonstrated agalns
/ the duties imposed by the late revision 0
/. tho tariff upon wines and silks, the product
/ of that country II we paid the duty
/ what need the French care how high |
was And SO at tobacco il the high du
ties ia France and England do not a1ec
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20
PAINTINGS.

'TE7IlE Subscriber having located himself al
H Davidson College, would now offer his ser.
vices to the public as an
Ornamental, Sign, Flag II Mirror
lPA1N1P-ARo
lie hat,eis himself that his long experience in
the above business and the specimens of work he
has executed IN his lire, will be sufficient re-
commeudation He will also attend to any call
made on him in the HOUSE PAINTING BuSt.
NESS and is confident be can give satisfaction
10 all who may employ him. The public is re.
specially requested 10 call and encourage him as
he is determined 10 execute all work committed
to him 10 the best possible manner.
And as times is hard he ,gill take part Of his
work in produce suitable for family use such as
Flour, Corn, Bacoa, &c.
JOHN w. RAINEY.
Ddridson College, " O., Jan. Ii, l54l.
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pleased to hear That many are growing
rich there in the seduIous prosecution Of
their various yocations.--Raf. Reg.
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a. The Editors Of the YorkvilIe Com. T

ga The Editors Of the YorkvilIe Com.
pler need not trouble themselves about
who is to promulgate The Wing doctrines
of Mecklenburg." Even if MIR. Holton
has ii 10 do. lie will feel quite as able as
one Of the Editors of the Compiler to pro.
mulgate Loco Foco doctrines. Aud VIC
can assure them that there will not be
+" snadry editors under the quilt" as ,hey
may suppose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

%lt is truly gratifying, that while Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas, and Indiana, (who arc
under Loco POGO control a; this time, are
wiling to repudialc the State Bonds, Ohio
stands as an honorable exception to this
designating conduct, although MAORI
ty Of her Legislature are Loco Focos.---
In the House Of Representatives a pream-
bic and Resolutions haze passed. by vote
Of 81 10 G, which declare that the doctrine
is al rariaaee NTH epery principle Of pa
irioiism, morality, and erea IF common hon
esty." On The - aga Of The resolutions,
Mr.. Jenkins, one of the acknowledged lead
ers Of the party spoke as follows;
Mr.. jenkins said he was prepared for
direct vote upon the proposition. He
was glad It had been introduced. As a
State, there were difficulties before U.s.
Even the payment Of the interest on our
public debt uould be attended Nth diff
Guilty. But IT MUST nj MET, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST. He was ready to 60 for
the payment Of our liabilities to the last
dollar, wisely contracted or not. 1t was
not for us 10 70 back TO Investigate the
circumstances under which the debt was
contracted. II ,rGs sufficient TO kaotr that
re debt rested upon us. Sooner than the
credit Of our State should be furnished, he
would go for the payment of her liabilities,
though our works of improvement had to
stand still.n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-01-20

II appears that Bcunett's Infamous pa.
per, the New York Herald, is in disgrace
q The White House. The Washington
htlcr-wrlier Of the Sun says, the letter
writer for the Herald there has his inter.
coarse with the White House broken up,
and that "thc Herald is no longer eoun,e.
hancod 10 any shape by Mr.. Tyler" IL
our old Correspondent (says the Herald)
eanno, find out the secrets Of the White
house, we shall send another fresh man,
who can gel them out. We mean to have
y. anosc secrets, and shall have them. -
mat Is coob and if Mr.. Parmclec, the
Mf'ler referred to, submits to it, he must
oe N want Of cash, on such terms. That
: 70 say I:f hs wont play "spy" under
cover OF tho Presidents hospitality, and
reveal oil he says and does, then the He
lald VIII have some worthless fellow that
~lii' The White House, VI course, will
--Erpress.
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Repudiation.-Amopg the anti-bon4
payers, elected to the Mississippi Legs.
lature, is the celebrated Gorden ID. Boyd
who, as Receiver Of Public Moneys al Co.
luinbus, in that State, cheated the Gov
eminent out Of S6s,l9l 12. OF course
he repudiGfes the debt. And,
WIN. NJ. Gwin, an antl-bond payer
elected 10 Congress, owes the Union Bank
about half a million of dollars, which lie
too has Tepudiafed.-Fdy. OBS.
Which Party MIR. Calhoun, in a 'ate
speech, spoke of "principles dear to the
party TO which he had belonged since
1890" AZ he was rcd hot Nul!ffier il
1880, warm Wing in 1885, aud fu.
rious Loco in 1870, il is difficult 10 deter
mine TO what party he alluded.--ib.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
NEW RIcAN NOVEL.
PEI PAPSONS ~ THE pDnTJIEpss DPNENl

Tale OF the Present Times sihe title e an orr ynal
novel which will be- published The office ofthe New World
No ~ ANN - New-NOrk, on MONDAY the 2jsh instant.
W. cas confidently assure the public that one of the
most deeply interesting ard besu fully written stories W.,
have read Tor many years. II j. The production Of Al ar-
compshed writer. and Of dlsiingu.hed ab iies The
scenes are laid n the city of Newly 0rk and the characters
drawn from real fife; and they elicit much
excitement and stteni TIE Of the narrative in
the autumn and winter o e year 1885, when the Great Fire
took place. by which large portion the business part Of
he CITY wa' reduced akes Wearc acquainted with no.
thing IN tie works - modern noves vivid or
impress H. on The description Of this Splendid Conhsgra
ton, IN the conrludng chapters Of " Abe Pars0nS'
TFRMs-The work viii be issued iu Dousle Number Of
the Nrw woRLo, handsomely printed fine paper at l2
cSni, or single copy si copies for Slsevenieen cop
ies for 81 aud one hundred copies for s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

j The .5uIy No. Of the souiheru l.ifcrn
ry Mcs~Puycr received. ami Df sale At tbs Once
Agent, suppli,,l. Single numbers 81 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

wn b. Campbell Thomas J. Campbell, Csru,hers Casey
C'ssIsc. Garrcu Davs, DeAery. F,ssensen, Fillmore.
l. foSler Gsnbe, Gosgin, Pair.,h G.. Goode. Grange,
Howard, ttuOSOn J. r. Ingcrso, Ws. ". lEwI~, Jame,,
Isaac u. Jones' john = Kennedy, hrg, Lane, Linn 4 r.
Marshall >. Masor. Mahiot, Mditock MARVEL Maynard.
Mcteii Moors Morgan, Morrow, Osborne Owsev Prnd!,
ton Psndeton. Powell Ramsey Benz Randall Alex Ran
dali. Rencher, kdgway, Rodney, VIM Russe Jas 81 Ru..
sell, Shepperd, Truman Snuth stsnly, SoAev Alexander
H. H. Stuan J. 1. stuart Summers Richard " ThOinp b.
son, Ioland Omnson, Underwood arrea " Arlington,
T. ID White. Jose phi l. " hts, JOSEF, l. Williams
Augustus Young, John young-sO.
Tho Tyler men (2) are in small capitals. the
remainder (88) in Roman are WHIcs.
NAYs-MessTx AdnnI, Arlington, Atheros, B.dlack
BLACK A. '. Brewn, Burke BurfH, Green ". Cadwe el.,
T. e. Caldwell, John Campbell Cary, Clifford Cos,en.
Gross. Daniel, Richard d. DAVIS, Dosn, DOig Eastman
John & Et'Uad E-bcst, John 6. Fioyd Torrance, en-
MIR. Nsl. q OOode. Gr4pIn.. Cuisine. Harris. Has
Holmes, H0pk ~. Houston, HUBBARD, {. Iugerso, Cave
johnson, keim, Lew, Li;leheld Abraham McC ellsn.
Robert Mcclellan, Mckay, Mel ke0u, John T. Mason, Ma.
tbess, Msdil Merwether, Miller, Newhard ParAeuler
fatrd2e, Payne, Plckes, Pope Red.ng Reynolds Rhei
Regs. >aniofd Shields SAyder, SpyiPs >teenred, Swe
ney Jacob Thsmp,on, Turney Van Bunn. Weller Jane,
". Williams, Christopher H. Williams, wIsE-7L
The Wings (6) are in italics; the Tyler men
(2) in small capitals the remainder (s3) are
Looo-E0cos.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
Markets.

ASliESA steady demand for Pot, at ~, sales Of
si.lt 1-O hhls About ~ Db rears taken Al 30
CDIrON-The foreign advice, have not Yet Ind any
effect. but vii probably degrees the maSet. Very lille
dong to-day.
fLoi li-NO change from Yesterday Receipts exceed
ngy light espec ally of Gen~ee and demand equally
lots, however, gong out OF sto daily. Abont II
bb> round hoop OHIO old yesterday and today Tor ship
at gf!, mostly Tor We,i Indies Gen.see we quote
CO. Troy co. nominal; Ohio and Michigan Hat. 81;
round - sI parcel of $40 hJl, NewOrltans sold
a. y Tor supegue Geeryeto~E and Brsndyw ne &c;
How ard street l<l: all nominal.
GRAl\A farther pa"ccl ot 100 bushels Illinois Wheat
TAX, Tor m Hing ia COrn not plenty. bHt
i'e demand u also light sales l59O bushels osio Cana
ieavs. S. measure and 2N0 do ST. weight; Zoe do
'ersey yellow TO- for The East Rye syeiy scarce, and
iht marke; s closed at 6& Oats are plenty dull; Canal
- a b. North River 81 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
? Third Ward Meeiisg.-At large am

-
WAelmn meeting the citizen. the Third Ward,
and Dealers in Dry Good. CroeAey and Glass.
Groceries, Hardware and Tmware Staoners, CiohIrr>.
Coniecuoners, Woodenware, Wa;chmakeTs, Cabinet
makers, ami Charnakers, helj al No 2lj Green~c Il,
THURSDAY Evening July 2lsi, 1872 JOSEPH BArTIN
called u,r CHAIR SAMUEL wHIrSGY, WILLIAM
GARDNEs }. A. FowLns, and NJ. JAMIsoS. cleo ed
Wee Presidents ABRAHAM J. rosI. aud J.s RocrFoRo,
Seciafe. tor the purpose OF taking into consideration tbs
grievances under which the call OF tie meeting forth,
respectfully dec dedy and unanimously passed the follow
Ing re>oiuuons
Rcs5!sd That inasa-ch s,the public authorities
no us .dcon over lie interest, Welfare and h.ppueS OF
good aud upright cHxcr tar protecting the "a
~ their lawful calling. but w!uus submit to in ali
aud pWN siurnor ia projecting the invaders OF orr usi
usbs allowing them set all law atdr nance BY blocking
W sdew as imyuuity and allowing them To oler
tor ,ae and trade in article that Ne deal ~ to the
det neu, ana Os, OF ourselves aud ianies whom We se
bound to protect AID T whom pay resis AMI iaaes
Rssol,sd, Therefore, That have met together one
body. united n sentiments and feeling, determined o pro-
teci those sh tn exercise the privilege OF protesting
n every Innovation OF unlawiU trade that tends 10 the
manifest isury OF our shbors well a. ourselves
Res05 ed That the pesnicous system, of Pcddln. as II
now exists, contrary 10 the SAFE as Vel a. CN laws
as except lcea.e wdch none ilcm have annually
obtained aud paid, ns only granted 10 ezea' OF Ihs n
RtsoI,od Ths, We regret to see the unnauI.lrcd TO-
rsgosrs assuming the privileges saturalzcd ahc
na'c born and do socmnly protest against ie encroncs
ment which both have assumed, contrary 10 the privileges
OF equal rights ans equal laws.
Ro'slrod That while We extend To every Ward tie rlsh
hand fellowship hno~iug tia; their ughI> are onr rgn,
the great ~OTk o reform tnicd Ne Nasd divided We tail
Rssolyed. That respectfully call the Hon Robert
II Morris Mayor OF ths city, To see th The laws are put
iorcc 20 break up the perncicus evil o peddug all au
cles oi herchandtc (that ~escNeray seal M
Ted ~ carts wagons, bssAels, &c through the streets or
our .de-vsks ana by every Other method mat can ht
devised 10 the serious INJURY oi every uPught busne~
dealer.
Rs'oveS That the eNs arising from The manner il Which
goods &c are nov nid around the markets end on Tive side
waAs IN the lhd Ward much greater than lhe Pubic
iuy aware oi-opcnng schon tor wee ana c.n~ q
ingrna,ng boys IN the hao OF he and larceny by por
chasing stolen .ood> he "svorai,ing The sablis OF The
R,soej That copy of tne>r resolu .ns >grrd v the
CHAIRMAN and secretary D sent TO his Honor the Mayo
and Tie Honorable Corporation OF Guy, sc Unc tbci,
sd the premsss ana that the be published in IN.
Sgs. Courier Il Enquirer. Tribune kc.
JOSEPH BATTEN, President.
S,MuFL WHINGY,I
MM. GAKDiNER, 20. pt,-.
= q FoWLss f'NN i''s"'"'~
wv. JAMisoS.
- Jas RschtHd, s....,.,i..
Abn. J. Post, 'e'f''A'''" jy23 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
Posi- OFFrcE. New-Yo-k July IS, Is42
II United States Express Nail between
New.XOrk. Albany unA Bunalo.-Th. Post

n,aei Geus raj. with vep 10 is> accommodation the
public AMI in-fea-d despatch and security Ia, e>ab
lsl.d Etpres- Ma 20 expe-te which messenger. vii
be- en roved under the immediate superinesdefce ot Nr
T. JEROME III MPHREY for carry the Mail. bet
ihs Ciy Albany BlTIo aud the mt ueas places in
culrg Troyl with directions 10 .ause the delivery The
earliest possible time.
Letter. will be- received on board tie O'Clock steam
b0s's ~hch carry the Mai. q Aibauy. Troy. ant
mediate pi,c-. from e = VI. until the uuc oi departure
during Which tine postage can BE- PAID.
Letters will also b. received board The boat carrying
the Ma direct to Albany, which lsaVs- l O'Clock 2.
from 6! NJ until the OF departurra letter OK be-
meni-
The Messengers viii 20 through 10 BDfao. and are IN
strucied to the greatest 81 encs 10 he Performance
Of these due. The arrangement wu commence on the
11iL Instant
At the 10Th instant. -t;ers by the O'Clock steamboat
will Toe r.crived ih. office Up % tdCiock N-and
letters ier the lock boat until O'Clock +. VI
ivlg wv JOHN LDRi MER GRAHAM, 7. VI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
IlIIilD:

On Fflay afternoon. JIlv l2, Nr. Henry Ucinbough,
father the late Henry Defnhoug W. D. u bis f}l year
" funeral will iihe place from h, late ieure No 81
Chfysti--strtet sunday. the -ifh fst, al A. T. VI
Lancaster Penn. paper, Will p.ase copy t1s notice.
Yesterday morning. Adela. dau gh-r OF Jacob aud Ra-
chel iIoppock, aged n nouih'
The irends n the family requested 10 attend the iu-
neral hi. afternoon ~ O'Clock i.om No. - Warren--t
June q, MARY Am Naaiu1rn, daughter OF Lett and =
Glrian. years aud months.
IN tn. city, 90 apspeKy. Jane, West. painter, ~
Al Brooklyn. ThIrsday, the 2.t, lingering i'll
neS, Caroline daughter OF !. h. X. CraSori, aged
wear. aud inosth.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
u Uni.cd s.nte. EsPrr.. MniI for Albany

ANU 1T FFtLU.N I'D Wv ~ gIFF III gfFsIrI Hl>'
bic convenience despatch and security the increfs
coamul the great western Route frsm this CITY,
the Postmaster General has established regularly sworn
Messenger, attached TO The department from th Cs 10
Buffalo Inder ths Hmcd ate u-rutenlence oi the under
signed, 10 commence On he 4eih MT
To carry the fullest possible extent thee views nj
the Postmaster General letters will te received On board
the regular ociock Mail Boat land II desired. postage
ca be- paid) from e O'Clock r. NJ up 10 the timr nj IT.
departure Albany Tray and The uered ate points also
on board The o'c pck boat Albany and all place. Wet
and Tor Troy from a O'Clock p mp tir time OF IT, De-
psriure All letter. drnosii- n the Post Ofc" of I- Cy
Tor the o'clock Mall directed 10 Albany and Troy, and 20
Buffalo and Intermediate places viii be- forwarded rem
Albany by the Express Mail under the charge Of the same
Messengers.
Public notice therefore hereby gwen OF the above ar
ranreue- anl all persons concerned may rely upon the
unceasng gercr with which all Ea nsiier VIII be for
warded a above IN the shortest possible .pace Of time and
with the greatest security
T. JEROME III MPHREY,
General Nal Agent.
\rw.YorL Irl,. i5in ic41 iyls 2W
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
MARRIED

June o. VI Hamlet Penaebury 10 Mss Anna Plat, both
OF IT, CITY.
June s. Mr John Drummond. Of Geenw ich, Co. to MNs
Diana Watson. oi Staten bland.
ht iIavrrh Sa,s June 70. Rev. Charles VI Oakley, of
Nyack. y a. Ms Margaret Auu, daughter OF Mr. John
Plngry. OF II
At Chesterfield. rnslard Juae p, Thomas Swanwick,
F. th, city tfuuy Hutton. only daughter Of the
la- Jo,eph >Nsu~ck. t~I oi Wilmington, nrsr Chester
t.slF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
ARKIvrn YrsTrRnAN


Shp Uuca, lIew IT, TN Havre, June 10. with mize, II
Snip Ey. Crane 10 d, fn :, croiH with Ae. to
Barque stafford. Brewer % d, in Ne~-odeans. with
mdze To & Bar,tow Pope.
Brig Eliza, LockWO IS IL u - CroK, with sugar. Acf
TO BeI De:ore>l 4 Co
Brgsl Lawrence, Jone, u d. IN Ponce, r, ~ih ~
gar, SC To Ai.op Chauucey.
British brig Ga1ee. Hrrst !. Dis I'm mer.ra. in ballast
to J Barclay.
Duict salot venlla. Meppeder. 81 Is tm Rotterdam,
with gln.Ac. u Booucn, Cravls 4 CO.
>chr VI Il Robinson. Pew, Ne~beul \ {, naval stores,
10 Mitchell Co
Sc6r carlew Eldreige 10 o, m curl:oa, with .s. ..
= " Lewis
Br ,cL5 samuel Walters y, s in st Joha, F. in bal.
lasi, to Stoke, ,5ny
>cbr "a r. Buu. Conr,en I'm Aitakapas anu 5 &, from
portsmouth, with live OAK, to Deal
Sehr Avn. Raker, - tsim Baracoa, With pine apples &c,
TO Thos Gilmore AMI Balm Co.
>chr Depey,ier, Wainwright, Is ia RapPahlnock'
Schr Gram9u. Van Names s 4, "a Virginia. with wOoi.
% order.
Sshr Ham bal. NeWbury,s in Rehaioai. With ,obae-
Sclr B Robertson. Prref, &. I'm Nevbcrn, ia nl-
va stores, 20 Mitchell / Co.
Schr Aeyardra. johnson d, IN N.rrinl, will wool.
Schr Wake, Terry Virginia viii spllss-
Schr Julia. Oliver. inl Virginia, - H. wood
sc.r Abraham. Osb1rn. m Virginia. With wood.
schr Knickerhscker, Weauer im Virginia, v u wood
Schr Robert : Crook, smith im Wig mia, MIA sned.
>cbr J q Mareau. NoorheS, isu Virginia - ith wool
BELOW ,Aip, barb and brig.
The 2 : fr.ga;e Columbia sailed tbs morning from lie
Lower BAY TOR Dbrdtsc
u There have brca - arrival. li IBIS part tis week
from For IN Port, from Liverpool With e5 pi,seuger
from Havfe with lll 10: from Rotterdam with = 80 !
irOn LOnton with rs 10; from Greenock IN Jl5 %
from BRISTOL witt 81 DO from Cieniue.os from Mar
sriles; irom ~ Bars IRON Porto Cabs l0 from
carseos from - Cro.H WIN IL plsseaser> Total
i,12s passengers from Foreign Ports hs week.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

u Tar SARsAPARiLLA AND TOMATO BIITgRs are tue
greatest discovery nad' for spring and summer med
cine There IS nothing that equals hem. They will cure
the dyspepsia jaundce coiveness, debility, humOrs and
oil impurities OF the blood irregularities of the bowels,
after all other medicines have failed
Read what they have dOUe-
have used the Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bers for the
dyspepsia and have been cured by only using bottle,
after all othe. medicines have failed
IL T.. ROGERS. West Cambridge.
have been cured OF dreadful humOr by using Tire Sar
s4payilla and Tomato Bitten.
J. L. WILLIAMS Lowell.
Dr. a. B Smith says he has u,sd the Sarsapa lila and
Tomato Bers with the happcst eft cts Ot debility
weakness &c and lie should recommend Ia all for spring
medicine, ss he considers Il valuable Alternative to
the system Sold wholesale and retaii by FRED BROWN
90 WashngtOn.seet to whom all orders be addressed
Sold w the agents A. V ID. Sands Druggists. 70 Full
Gold 81 and 100 Fulton ST. 27S Broadway II
last Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
vVO ENGINEERS. Manufacturer. and

i Others -U,lded wrought Iron Vubes. Tor Steam, Wa
ter Gt. 1c from 10 Inche, diameter and IN iengh,
from ches 10 - feet, capable OF sustaining an nterns
--.surs OF from 1000 lbs per square rc-toge
be- uth ttnr. uf ds r ptOr, such Elbows, F.
R.ileuo sockets, Cocks. &c, tO which the Tubes ar
oed ~ screws and nv means Of which they mry be put
oe,br with the greatc.i facility any ordpsry work man
The great strength and durability OF these tuDe' ~ com
pared with Copper other miiersi and ieir ECONOMY
ron Jer hen superior all Others fI O the purposes
sbe,e mentioned. For sale by .
~ wAIwORTII MASON. % Ann.st