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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

The subscriber has connected With him Edward Coles
md Chafles ~ Ragisnd and will continue mo busince nj
tho samo aand Nv seofGvile, under the firm 0f MASON
COLES co, and they esk n continuance 81 fhe patron
lae u The former customers n J. " Nilsson 20 and
the pubs They will kceD constantly on land general
assortment Of Groceries which th,y will sell low for each
barrier orfhe produce n The country, and will be all
tim e. prepared ~ pay cash for Flour, Wheat, Sc They
iro have largo and we'll selected stock of Dry Good
Hats Shoes Caps, Hardware, &C. whif they will sell
the most accommodating terms for Cash, 10 punctua
Customers on the usual lime.
ew4Ws J. w. MASON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

Besides this general result Of European prices, |
will give the average prices of wheat at certain
ports or marts OF trade on the Eastern continent for
five consecutive wears
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

These articles arc mostly consumed 10 Massachu.
sets, though some Of them are TCshpped, and some
sent TO the neighboring Siatel And besides this
communication between the West and New Eng
land, the opening Of the railroad between Boston and
Albany brings the latter city within ten or twelve
hours Of the mouth OF the Great Western canal
which communicates with the great lakes. Through
this channel, and by packets between Albany and
Boston, the products Of the West find their way in
10 New England. A few weeks since, ! saw an
account OF an arrival in Boston, by roilroad, Of
quantity OF -four, some eight or ten days from 81
Joseph's, Michigan. These facts show tho lmmedi
ate connection there is between New England and
the West, and, consequently, tbs interest they
have in the success Of our manufactures. Every
waterfall in New England which IS made tributary
10 Yankee ingenuity, every additional spindle which
is run at the East, will give a new impulse "a
Western industry, furnish a market for their pro-
ducts and so extend s influence ito every log hous,
beyond the mountains"
| believe, Mr. Chairman, that there is no part o
this subject less appreciated than tho importance o
the home market As comparcd with the foreign
us importance will be seen by a few examples.
have estimated tho amount Of tar pitch, and tur
pentine, which are consumed IN Massachusetts, al
81 100000, while the foreign exports Of these
tic.es IN 1910, the latest period Tor which we have
| any returns, amounted 10 only 5000 $40. com
mend this part Of the subject 10 the attention Of my
friends from Moth Carolina. The amount Of beef
/ pork, hams, lard, *, consumed 10 Massachusett.
exceeds in value tho whole foreign export Of lhos,
articles The butter and cheese Of other States
which wo consume s about five times the amount
Of the foreign export These articles will serve ~
a specimen. Many oftbe articles we have mention
ed are not exported az all, 90 that the home mdike
is tho only one do not pretend that all tho articles
sold IN Massachusetts 60 anufactu e., or that
that market would enUTey cease " manufacturer
should be abandoned. Bot by recurrence to the
articles, it will be that many Of them 60 into
mani tctures entirely, and others would he cOnsum.
| 81 L. -.
With these facts before US, will our friends nj the
West pretend that they have no interest in The
growth OF Eastern manufactured think they will
not. They cannot be insensible to the value or q
homo market. Compared with a foreign, homo
market is always the most valuable A market 10
a manufacturing district 10 always moro sure than
any other The demand IS constant AID miy al
I ways be fehtd upon, whereas foreign market
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
~ '''''' ,. W. RANDOLPH.
NflTIfE.

TviE CoparncIslp hcrcirfyro existing under Tho firm
i and STYLE of W. MASON A. CO. Fcousvile, was
by mutual consent, dissolved on lot september. The
n The nrm will be used In settling ~ the business
Of the concern hy either Of ua. W. MASON,
W. ~. RkgIAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
REELECTION OF PRICEs.

u >. McFLNOk- IifLDR,
" street. shockoe Ili, (ncKt door 10 Swan TavernD
- EsfECIFJLIY thanks his customers and tho public
~ ofthc liberal patronage heretofore extended and hs
dress 10 give him call az II his determination in future
10 reduce s puccaO cent from his fOfmcr rates Tor
/ cash. Notwithstanding this reduction In price ho viii
guarantee that any ARTICLES son from hs csfabishmon
shall be equal ~ the best In point ~ STYLE workmanship
and qualify. lie respectfully roiciis share Of public
patronage, andhopcs ~ strict attention business awe
atisacton 70 I'll who may favor him with their orders
hcncuso i The country arc invited 10 call with their GUS
i1in ~ ~ dulng hoy be accommodated by having
iher gods made ~ 10 superior style aud AZ price which
cannot itilio render sanafacUon. 20 y din
DAN AWAY from Ttcdcrar Iron Works, on s,fur.
~ day. 18Th September 1872 two boys JOHN and gO.
IDMON John ~ about 10, stout made abOu feet In.
| hiah, very broad mouth aud check bones unusually
hfli bic clothes cannot 10 dCgcfihcd-hc wears a verv
broad hTmmod black hat. Solomon s arcaller fstbr1
atuntcd In appearance, browa unusually heavy m f
of HE head entirely bald, occaflnncd ~ : burn whom
child They are nearly amo toloI-dark mulilio. said
place, a. TIC property Of Mr. George Fizhush Of fost
Royal, Cuoine County. "
Also, In June last, light frerkled mulsfto na,osI No
lcf Mostly, rom y 10 - years Of age feet uebes
hg walks very erect and has lost most IL HE teeth Io
WIS hrcdoi John a. Wade. agcut for tho owner ME.
Talrowtid wii be paid for their return 10 tho Compsey
4 MsT \ ND SHEAR ST y tsI. by The case N ,,e
- in,poHera prices, Tor ualoby
&c" JOHN N. GORDON
VRLVETERN COATS
wehoni Coat u This msteris gentlemen sre IN.
WsNt" cHOn STARR A. 60,
WV Fomteenh sUeei,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
READING Rocks.

Patcy, Ncw YORK, u States Emersonis National. Com
ley, WcbseTs Elementary and Easy Standard, Union
Magoi Universal Cobb, Durham, Picket Worcester Hagen
scars Lowell, Mulkcy, Cummings Gauledet, Towns &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

.7nothT Letter from Ma. CLAT.-The following
letter was written in reply to letter from the
Trenton N. J. Clay Club;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
It F0lkH,
GRANMARS-

Murray, Smith, Brown, GreenleaG Cobbold, Rirkha
Ayers, ibgcts1l Green, Hogeu, WcbStcr & COfuley NJ
ray aud AlgsT's Exercises and Key.
SDE,T LING ROCKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Next 10 Beck's City Baths. Main Street, Richmond
FFEks for sale the following, with all other schooloo
~ In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
ARlTHMETIC'S-

Olney, Smith, Mitchell, Adams, Smiley, Worcester
Woodbriige & willard, Balbi, Cummings Pennock Bur
RI, GooiTich & Huntington Mitchell & Eninerson'
Biographical Rea ier-Niiche Farley Oncy Hail. Cum
mings' Blake, and RlinsmaIe,s Primary Geography.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
7-YoRz2, THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST IN, Es4a.

is export inquiry for prime. but there OF this
descftsn On me market at present The stock not large
but gradually increasing
SALT-There have been sales of 2I5p sacks Liverpool
Fine did learn, ss5 do not Icns
81 S. mes Two parcels Sac and remain
un:oId.
SP1CES-There scarcely thing doing these
ces. 20 bags Sumatya Pepper sold u cents An
invoice OF Cass!a will be offered az auction to-day.
SPIRITS-Tbe sales OF Foreign include pipes and 10
half do old oa-d Drpay Co. Brandy al 81 IS 81 60; 5
Leser Freres Seigneue 81 10, and 90 Puncheon
request though all arriving disposed Of previous rates
since last 34 barrels part inferior and part low poo
sold at l9t 20: cents BY auction, bids old ST Croix
Rum sold at 40c. mos.
SUGARS-The market Tor Muscovadoes is hrm with
fair demand the sales however have been moderate there
not beiag mrch offering al preseat they embrace POO hhds
Porto Rice a. 4 s. IS Cuba and Orleans AZ
IS St Crox IL SO bbls White Brazil St 81 see boxes OF
Brown Harana 81 81, and 100 White do u 81 all the
usual time By auction 5C bids Porto Rico sold s s7l
s. per 100 lbs and mos and 80 boxes Brown Havana
1t sc, cash.
TOBACCO-The market for the various descriptions re-
mains dull with sales only wanted for immediate
Stock in the Inspection Warehouse ls iDst 9t5 hhds
WHALRBONE-Contnues very scarce and waIied The
only considerable parcel which has been offered for
time past sold Friday al 24a cents.
WISES-The sales still confined 10 snail lots BY
auctos l9i bids Clare sold at s. Is Sc each and IS Or
casks, IS IS 81, mos
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool, small advance on Cotton
has been obtained, 3l6d. for round bales There Is
no change 10 notice In any other direction.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

my opinion, that instability is just as apt To b.
produced by retaining the public lands as source
Of as from any other cause. and this is as
c,1bed to constant uctun,ion, it is said, in the
amount of sales. If there were any thing in thi.
| objection it equally applies to every imposition o
duties on imports. The amount of revenue annu
ally derived from duties is constantly liable tc
change. The regulations Of foreign governments
the varying productiveness of other countries Pc
RODS OF excitement in trade and great variety oi
other circumstances are constantly arising TO affect
the state of commerce, foreign and domestic and
of consequence the revenue levied upon it. The
sales Of the public domain in ordinary times are
regulated by fixed laws, which have their basis in
a demand increasing only in the ratio of The in
crease of population. In recurring to the statis-
tics connected with this subject, it will be per-
ceived that for period of ten years preceding
1884, the average amount OF land sales did ex-
coed So 2,000,060.
For the increase which took place in 1885 and
6, we are TO look to that peculiar condition of the
country which grew out of one of the most extraor
dnary excitcmcnts in business and speculation that
has ever occurred in the history of commerce and
csrrency. 1t was the fruit of wil1 spirit of ad-
venture cngendercd by vicious system of credits
under the evils of which the country is still labor
ing, and which it is fondly hoped, will not soon re-
cur. Considering the vast amount of investments
made by private individuals in the public lands,
during those three years, and which equallcd $43,-
1000, equal to more than 90 years purchase,
taking the average of sales OF the ten preceding
years, it may be safely asserted that the result of
the public land sales can hold out nothing to alarm
the manufacturer with the idea of instability in the
revenue, and consequently the course of the Go
vernment.
Under what appears to me, therefore, the proper
considerations of public policy, and in view Of the
interests cf every branch of domestic industry,
return you the bill with these my objections to its
becoming law.
Lake occasion emphaticay to repeat my anxious
desire to cooperate with Congress in the passing Of
a law which, while it shall assist in supplying the
wants of the Treasury and reestablish public credit
shall afford to the manufacturing interest of the
country all the incidental protection they require
After all, the effect of what do is substantially
to call on Congress to reconsider the subject. IT,
on such reconsideration, a majority of two-thirds
of both Houses should be in favor of this measure
it will become law, Notwithstanding my objections
In case of clear and manifest error on tre part
of the President the presumption of the Constitu-
ton is that such majerities will be found Should
eyb SO found in this case, having conscientiously
discharged my own duty, shall cheerfuly acquiesce
in the result JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON August 9, 1912
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
CABINET FIRNITURE.-Purehasers

~ will 6nd TO their interest cali No. 80 Catherine
street. where be found the sccohd floor. extern
>ve assortment OF splendid Cabinet Furniture, OF the newest
ana most approved patterns and which w6l be scd AT
prices below what furniture of the qda,y be
bought for al auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing OF the reguar Eanulactory aucton prices must be
evident it;me and long experience IN the business
sny advantage IN manGiactnng goot anI wsre
te subscriber feels confdeu, IN Ssyic that who may
call al No 20 CaherireStreet and make their selection
shall have full and ample satisfaction both price and
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
WHOLE no. AZ.
A S S oCIATIoN:
Or, Principles OF True Organization of Society.

OFf FII1c!PIes OF True Osga1l1ahon OF Society.
u Eecfure.-The Lecture on the Moral and Social
advantages OF ASSOCIATION having oI account
e The ndposItlcn OF the Lecturer, will be delivered on
Friday Evening the l2h inst, the Lecture Hall of .he
Fourier Association, III Broadway. The Lecture will
commence AT O'clock, and VEL; be free.
u TIE Article association is crowded ont to-day !,
viii appear Tomorrow. II VIII coutnin explanation OF
The Causes OF ln,esnperance-
IL Wiley Prtnar, l6l Broadway, have just received
valuable works lto LondoH on the subject of Ao.
claton We recommend them TO those who wish the
rough knowledge of orr Doctrines.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

WHITE PINE TIME Err
by the raft or single log, or
sawed TO order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank, gutter slchs, balus-
trades, and building timber
of every description.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
NTFW-YORK STEAM SAW MILL

l Y The Subscribers having their New Steam saw NIL
in complete operation and also hand full assortment OF
White Pine White Oak, Georgia Pine, and HemloSk Itni.
ber OF the best quality, prepared TO furnish all oroers
with which they may be favored on very reasonable Terms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
BY Specui Appointment.
EOSEPH GILLGTY. Pen Manufacturer

~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTI0N-The hi:h charac-
OF these Pens has induced the attempt Tho pa!t
.sveal drepnabe makers topraetce orig upon
Mr. Gilstt, but also upon the pnhNc An rteror Gle,
hearing the iSpel, name, thus, Gilo, ottng the final
is in the market il readily Dc detected by It's
unfinished appearance, and the very common style u which
it IS put up.
Observe, the genuine Peas at! marked In full
Joseph SlotS Patent" or Joseph Gllle warranted; >;
and that ench gross hears fac smile OF hrs signature.
The above may be bad, wholesale OF ENRy JEScS0P
y5 lv sl John-strcel, corrsr OF Gold
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
EiNTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-Thomas

- Jones, Accountant s5 Broadway, opposne Johrs,
undertakes TO arrange ard adjust Of every de>cp
ton 70 those who have no, been able devise simple
and easy method Of conducting this department, the aiver
user with The Conscience derived ron much experience,
respectfully offers his assistance in suggesting such ors of
account books are best adapted any particular routine
OF business In complicated partnership affairs confused
and negrcted accons he pledges aselt effect in all
cases an equitable aud indispuiabie adjustment.
Published and for sale by the author above, JoneS's
PriHcpe and Practice OF Bookkeepng' which already
the text book in the leading academic institutions OF this
coIntry, the only American work The subject that
has been printed in England. Price 81 50 my2stf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11


chinsts dimension stuff, trades, and building umper
bridge timber, king and queen OF every Description
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock Tenders, NC.
GEORGIA PINE TIMB Err
in Logs, for topmasts; or HkMLoCh Ilhb EN-
sawed into plank rails CO. in logs, sawed into rang.
Iumns and girders, en.ineIing and timber, and
frames and every other dcs for all other uses requiring
cription that may be erequred.liow-priced arucie.
Prbl Contractors Bridge Builders Manufacturing Com
panies Shippers and others requiring large ORDERS may
depend upon having them executed at the shortest notc
n. B.-Wehavc also in operation two superior Crcuiai
Saws for making long short small sized stutsucn as
pale blind lah oakum stats, wedges rocket rods &c OF
lei by the hour furnishing their own timber
for rip saving or crosscung 10 al those interested % ~
the above invite call and examine for themselves at
'''e N'' WV y : ''' COLYER / DUGARD.
NJ B-Mr VIM. A. Palmer is now fitting upa complete
Turning Establishment with steam power 10 execute every
description Of turning great saving from former prices
thus aording builders and OTHERS asiles Tor obtaining
materials exceled other establishment IN The country
GEORGE GOLFER Ney.York Steam Saw Mill,
THOMAS DUeARp.} foot OF i4th-s, n eiyer. auo lnl'
IyIRE PROOF IRON SAFES.-There
can he no greater evidence Of the high estimation Gy
the public OF Wides Patent Saanander Safe than the fact
that since the invention of these Safes and their subsequer
trials and tests almost every thing Iaade lot The PURPOSE o
holding books and papers called by the makers and
vendors by the name Of Salanander Safes
The following gentlemen composed Committee OF Mer-
chants at the trial OF ae in blast furnace the foot Of
Wastrset and decided in OF Wilders Patent Safe
Messrs. WADSWORTH SMITH,
BALDWIN L CO.,
MINTURN a CO,
CHAS Ii. MARSHALL, Esd.
wiider,s Salausader Safes, which have never tailed 70
p'sseise - slLAs c. HERRING; General Agent
And his duly authorized Agents,
r. C. SALISBURY, Troy.
iy7 J. W. STANTON CO., New Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

WHITE OAK TIMBER
in cribs or single logs, or saw
ed 10 order, for keel pieces,
mill shafts, &c. 4; vale stuff
and plank of all sizes; ma
chinists' dimension stuff,
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock tenders, nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11


" known that some storc-keepers ASK double the price
the article is worth; therefore any person wishing pur
chase good cheap clothing rely on being furnished with
articles the following sriccs-Co Si2; cloth Jack
s. 80 ST. cloth pants So IS 81 so; atnet pants
81 Is to 90 80. J. coGswELl 1851 ChatIlams, iy3l sa
THE Self-Instructor and Journal of the
Il Universal Lyceun, by Josiah Holbrook, is published
year, paid in advance Liberal discount viii be
made TO AGENTS who buy by the quantity Agents OF penny
papers will find il profitable work For sale at Axiords
news ROOM l6s Bowery. jel
FE1WO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE
feet in length; both last saernot exceeded by any boats
Of their class in this city, fitted superior style first
ie50 tt ~ C. sii issliMoNsoN, 81 columbiastreet
GALE OF BLOODED CATTLE,
~ HOGS &c.-Wi!lb be sold at the farm, late Of P. Al:
ling the Newark Neck, bali mile below the Railroad
Depot on Thursday, lih of August inst at O'Clock P
the following stock:
Duram Bull, years DID, said to be the best in New
Jersey
Durham Bull year old.
Cows Blooded and Common.
5lyo year ola heiiers.
one do DO.
4 Calves.
Berkshire Sows
DO Shoa's. Sl
Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows and other Farming Utensils
number OF ho.bed Frames and sashes and number OF
p S-Cale and pedigree can be seen previous to-day
of SALE by applying Joseph Robinson the premises
aus lwt
y EFINED SUGAR at Reduced Prices.
fined Sugar, packed ''"nt.t M 'aihie re-
In boxes OF alb at 500 pounds Double Loaf Sugar,
In In baT[eIs baT[eIs $50 Ground, Ground Loaf Sugar,
at the folio ing reduced prices:
In quantities OF Double Loaf Sugar, !0c cash.
FIVE packares Crushed Sugar iCc. cash.
and upwards Ground Loaf Sugar, lo!c. cash.
ANY nymber than five packages, one hall cent advance
the above rates.
They also offer for safe their usual variety OF Refined Su
gar and Sugar House Molases, at reduced prices IDe
Sugars all refined without the use o clay ofDiood
and are OF finer flavor than where blood is used.
Il. l.. y A. STUART 2S5 Greenwich St
aul0tf corner Chambers ST.
ID EFINED SUGAR at Reduced Prices.
q The subscribers offer their Standard quality double
Refined Sugar packed
In boxes containing about 500 pounds Loaf Sugar
In barrels do do 200 !" Crushed do
In do dc do $50 4" Powdered do
Al the following reduced rates.
Any number Of 10 cents Cash or lo4 Cts mos or
Packages not SCrushed 10 cents DO or l0s .
- ess than S. Powd'd.let cents do or II " 7''r
Anynumber of} Loaf and Crushed, let cents Cash on
than 5. Powdered, II cents, Delivery
AN orders punctlIally attended 10.
New.York Aug. j. 1872.
Eew-York Patent Sugar Refinery,
wOOLSEY L WO0LSEY.s
Offices 80 Wall street. and at the Refinery Of south
and Montgomery street aus i"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
4 S. REDFIELD, Bookseller and Sta

eF toner, Clinton Hail. OF Nassau aud Beekman.
streets has constantly for sale assortment at Theological
Classical and Miscellaneous and Schoobooks and Station
al the lowest cash prices. ey1u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

GEORGIA PINE TIMBER
in Logs, for ,opmasts; or
sawed into plank, rails, Co
lumns and girders, engine
frames, and every other dcs-
criptiOn that may be required.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
XTHITSt.Y 4 JENKINS, CROTON
gOKOWN's BOWLING SALOON

Masonic Hall! Broadway--ln introducing this e'tab.
siment 10 the Rolice OF gentlemen the proprietor would
call attention possessing advantages superior to any
Thing ever yet produced in the world and where can be
found recreation unassoCiaed wlh vugarty oecona-
bic society 1t has been the aim Of the proprietor IN adapt
ing this superb ball to the purposes OF athletic exercise to
bansh by strc, protory regulations all devatons from
good proprety insure this he has been careful NJ ms
selection OF assistants and particularly those charged win
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
VHEAP PAINT, OIL, AND CLASS

~ STORE-Wholesaie and retail.
$50 Kegs White Lead, Pure Extra and No, !,
1890 Boxes Glass, from by 9 70 "a by 5e
500 Boxes French Glass
With a full assortment Of all Caors, for sale by
aI03 A. SCHTNCK, SG Division st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
HEMLoCK TIMBER

in logs, or sawed into rang.
ing and cross timber, and
for all other uses requiring a
low.priced article.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11
n=IsATENT- CHEMICAL Oil LAMPS,

a IIfEsficAL OIL, BURNING FLUtD.-The sub
orr itGREENe&fGtpS PATENT LAM ~ dch from their
hauy and superior qualities are destined TO supesse sh
Others HOW In Use The oil which burned in them IS
hQmcal PREPARATION very clean in Us properties ana Elves
VERY brilliant and economical light The Turning fluh
portable light free from all smoke, smell grease, ana
will neither soil STAIN Common Lamps be altered
nj trifng exponse burn the fluid The subscriber Is
kindly permitted refer to Of most respectable
lau.ilies, who using the article
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

OBN il. GOChbhS, lOF many years
~ ofthe Bazaar corner OF Roadway and Conr,landsi
LATELY fitted up NO JoG-sireet near the corner
of Broadway small neat esaSshRen o. se ] tHd G
man and American Fancy Coed. and Perimery would be
happy 10 receive opportunity may offer, friendly call
from his patrons, also from the pabEc IN general
m i'm,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

GUYER WARE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
~ l2g Williamsreet continues 10 manufacture Silver
Ware of the best description and of the latest patteras
Presentation Vases Pitchers Walters Tea and Coffee Ser
Wees Cake aud Fruit Baskets and Chldren' Mugs, richly
chased and appropriately designed
Also Dessert FrDit Knives and Forks silver bades Forks
and Spoons king threaded and plan-thrended patterns
Prize Medals Of varous patterns suited for prizes OF Flo
ricultura Horticultural and A ercu,ural Societies.
Orders by letter punctuaily attended 10.
The whole OF these articles manufactured on The pre-
misses sterling silver and expense Is spared in
the beauty oftbe workmanship
N. B. DrawiHgs and estimates Of articles for presentation
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-11

Leaving available amount $4,000
The Navy Department has drawn acquisitions
on the Treasury, at that time, to meet debts actu
ally due, among which are bills under protest for
$1,414,006, thus leaving an actual deficit Of
cdd6 Don