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no. SANDS sARsAPARILLA.-

&C. SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-The numerous oh
jcctons to different forms in which sarsapar has been
heretofore prescribed well founded The quantity
sugar contained in the syrup will in
ate and sureit the stomach if sufficient dose be taken
liable to SPOIL combined with the difficulty of prepare
ton, render them both comparatively useless and inert
Hence the superior value and efficacy of the article now
under consideration which contains the essential princ
pie which the restorative virtues of the sarsapaa de.
pend, extracted by an entirely ngenus and costly
apparatus The sarsaparilla is then combined with ot
powerful purifiers Of the blood selected wholly from h
vegetable kingdom, and these into flu ID
extract Of great power. Therefore, persons suffering
from debiated system or diseases of chronic or acute
nature also cutaneous erurions will find in this prepare
ton all combined that be useful for the removal of
their complaints Prepared and Sold wholesale retail
and for expectation, by A. B. Sands Co.. Granite Build
ngs, 27S Broadway, corner Chambers St
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u. 9. SHIP NORTH CAROLINA,
JnIv o5 1912.

ma THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
now in session on board this ship, here order all tn,
witnesses in the be investigated and the accused
to be punctual their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
Sunday excepted boat will be in waiting at the Bot
terry bridge at half past 9 A. NJ. daily.
GIL II. WINDER, Judge Advocate
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Married.

On Monday nth instant, by the Rev. Dr. Krebs, Mr.
HhNnr TALBOT othis city to Miss MARY D. Ross Nor
rstown, n. j.
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MONEY MARKET.

bsuNys OuAy SS-o r. fIs
Inc adVices from England received this morning
something later but are far from being encouraging
The money in the discount market was indeed abundant
that IS TO say, the demand by means equal to the
supply In foreign trade very little roing Indeed,
SO small was the balance in favor of England, nowith-
standing all the contraction that has been unde gone that
the mere OF insurance due Hamburg on
of the late fire, depressed the exchanges The fllo,no
table OF the paper currency Great Britain up to the
25th June -
Porn Ctpcrr .r,o~ a. 49,
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To Correspondents Abroad

Our correspondents foreign espec fully
send y vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any one
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received
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OZONE OF THE MOST AGREEBLE AND PLEA
SAINT places of amusement IN the city is the American Mu
scum and Garden, with their splendid entertainments ant
myrads of curioses. Wemay add that this integenc,
is no news for hundreds of visitors here day and nigh
will corroborate what we have said
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Domestic ImportatIons,

NEW ORLEANs-Brg Fine lne-85 hhds sugar c Leverich
-o3 sacks corn Beverage Co.'S Nlbanks ok
coTa l. Maitland COPS turtles N Eldndge.
MoBmE-Brig snow-2l9 bales cotton, Booman johnson
Y Co-29 Greenway, Henry Cola Grffing s Co--5O2i
slaves, Henry-54 mdz, Steel-l boxes n w B ".
stow Cos bales, Hench Van Boskirk 2l coils rope Bar
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10 A few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication
otfce-Price 90.
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The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
Of printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings entrano
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 20, Is4a.
Cleared.

RISES 50 MOON RrsEs.t....... 10 81
SUN SETS. o HIGH WATER. =. 10 Il
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BEACON TROTTING COURSE.
CREAT STAKE FOR s2,Ooo.-Monday, August Isl,

GREAT s:ia1r STAKE FOR saO0oSlonday. August s' at
p; Bryant names or. m: Lady Suffolk
| YIN; Wheelaa names by. Z; Confidence
for Of 500 with inside stake of 500 EACH half
peat, in harness. jy2slt.r
| NOTICE TO TEETOTALLERs-Gientle We APP
ssn ~ G s wss i"a
2n qis1f od iF'
w s'.T sai S T'S S%!
You viii find such appliance great luxury your cold
FsSTS e: e
the shape Of a fioi ,th. jya7 iw &c
FIFTY DOLLARS KEWAKD.I;RIob6eTy e The Posi- OF
nS other New yS s
Morris. having been Frequently stolen from the nail and the
T s.J 4, 5S,ssss Win .n5 e s Si
men au Of h Pimsr whose neapacy or crime tn pa
Te directed are prevented from 5sRfsef fr
Butteruuts otscgo county N Y. July % le2 y2e w.re
as MA M5 .l lan SS. .s S g
i'j;s res q saturday July ''" a 2ssh CO.
CoAL-Peach Orchard from he Diamond vein this day and
ken $ from s q s $
na - ~ WI, :, :, II -
i've Sc Ga sfSsls
sss: Es Ss 's%:::l
Nj "a
WI sale by j. u. WARSTELL,
jy273.rc rs Hudson street.
RIO SELF SHAVING, GENTLEMEN, possessing a
beard asd tender face the Metallic Tablet and Stop
Of g. Saunders the only article that viii obvias
their difficulties; most convincing proof of their utility is,
hat the first cuer IN London, viz; Gotham Hsymarketi
New Bond have them for SALE aud recommend them
WITH y fs % Use Of their own ;g' SAUNDERS is, Broadway
GENTLEMEN and ladies riding out Of town will find
VI pleasant stogrng place in Flat Bush, L. l., about half
opposite the beautiful park Of NJ Carkon ESQ iz2o ms
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. =
THESE fafaned and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are,
perceive, obtained in this country See advertise
on the last column OF fourth page. m3is
IlR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
~ his CoSsuLTrv. OFrfcE, TO No. HERALD BufLDiNa
Of Nassau and Fulton streets je2 I'm ms
ID HOUSTON, NJ. d. DENTIST-fIis removed to 2i3
Broadway, between Park Place and Murray street
je2s cod msr
FOR DIR. FEUCHTWANGER'5 COMPOUND, Chemical
Whale Oil Soap nalble Poison for Bedbugs Mohs Rats
Cocroaches Flies Ants Moschct0es of his Fly Paper and
for his chemical preparations, see last page
iv7 lmissc
DIsEAsEs OF THE EYE ( Earl. Shsnks. NJ D.,
~ Ocuist and Professor Of Ophhalmic Anatomy and Surgery
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear aud iperfecons Of vision us
Hudson Canal Office hours from A. NJ. 10 " NJ and
from 10 4. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted
~ BDocor Shsnks viii advice and medicine 10 the
poor (gs) evening from 10 O'clock al his Office, IT'S
Hudson street ie29 I'm cod &c
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BOWERY THEATRE.

BOWERY THEATRE.
MR. ABBOTT begs leave respectfully that
" his benefit and last will take place this
Friday July 29h when will be performed positively for
night only
LONDON ASSURANCE.
The following performers literally tende red
their seiv. in addition the regular company
Miss Charlotte Cushman, Lady Gy Spanker
Miss Bploid Grace Harlaway
Mr. w Blake, Sir Harcouu Courtley
Mr. w Williams, d lily Spauker
Mr. & Howard, Dazzle
Miss JUL. TunbuIl will also appear Dances
A variety of Ssngs, nc. and The Face Of the
VALET DE SHAM. iy2
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MUSIC.

NH. CHARLES REPS respectfully announces to the
" temrs of Music that he continues to give instructions
the Piano Foe. Guitar Violin and Flute, either his
sdencs No II Broadway if preferred at the residence Of
his pupils.
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PAPER CIRCULATION OF THE Ur,ryp K,Sono,,
,IlLfe l.. .Ii,tle

Bank Of England cir e'' INC
cuiton, 7,s9i,0oo 7.5aoOo $4,000 =
la,iop =, nh. 5,s6'e,i iea5,soi s7o,oeo
circulytion, 3,l0l,5iO 2,g50,532 2,looa
SCOTLAND,
Chartered, private x
Joint stock banks
circulation, 29jl,383 1881 038 ei,si3
IRELAND.
Bank Of lrellni, 100000 2,90l,525 J92T5
Private joint stock
banks 1,963,'52 176o,lsi i93,9S8
Total, 81, &C. C2l 32gi6.s73 Iil9.756
Bullion in the bank, $4,000 1876 go 4630oo
This vast decrease in the aggregate currency and
per cent in the manufacturing dtric in four weeks
Notwithstanding that the bullion in bank had largely in
creased This Is conclusive to the geaeral sagnation
of trade, arising mostly from the uncertainty attending
the tariff the effect of vhich uncertainty is also seen
in the return ofquarterly revenue, as follows -
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TT A RI

nOUBLE ACTION HARPS.-Amateurs and professors of
~ this delightful instrument invited examine the
beautiful specimens view at 5 Broadway decidedly Of
the elegant ard fine toned instruments published
J. +. BROWN X co. London and New York.
Has repaired exchanged and for hire; Strings, &cOce
7sl, Chambers street jy2e3tsr =
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Cleared.
Bark Janet, (Br) Fraser, Dahousie NIB Knox Jr schr
Hudson, Cooley, Baltimore Nassau Dearborn, Richmond
Renown, Lowell, Boston
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ers~Sn FOR Gil RALTAR AND CONSTAN
LffTxS Ihs SUPERIOR fast running steamship BAN.
Boston. WV "s"'' 'ion'
This steamer was built by Brown Bell Of New York or.
pressy for sea route She fitted up in superior style
for the above voyage and has accommodations myers
unsurpassed by any steamship crossing the Atlantic.
~ price OF passage without wines will be follows
10 tayal, $50 To Malta SI0o
Gibraltar ..... 80 G;onstaniinonle ~ NV
For passage only apply to
T.. WRIGHT, JR., T wharf Boston
Letter Bags are al Haes Foreign Letter Office So Wall st.
anu VIII ciose AZ ht pas r. NJ. Aug. 9Th. jy29
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kE6 BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
k11N FOOL PhCKETS-Beng the only regular line.
= ssazsaiIing the LIST of Auen,taThe splendid well
Marshall will sail positively Monday next, the Is, OF
August, her regular day.
The accommodations Of this Line for Cabin second cabin
and Seerige passengers, well known be superior
any other P,rties proceeding sill find their to
select thi, conveyance.
The Of passage very low for which apply board
ROCHE, BROTHERS co. IS Fulton st.
i2o Next door to the Fuon Rank
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s01 IN HEALTHY EXCURSION TO THE
Gs@elL@1s FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK
--SE--rZ--The fast and substantial steamer UTICA,
Captain W. Hancox, will commence making daily excur
aions the above place. Monday July 2Jh and continue
to every Monday wednesday Thursday and Saturday
and lesve Foot Of Hammond street quarter
past oclocC ina street ut half past SPIKE r. r.
9Pisr Mol N r. A half o. A Band of Music en-:
gagged Dinner aud all kinds Of refreshments will be FINISHED
on board On the return the Utica viii remain Fort anil
ton hall an hour.
Fare 25 cents each
The UTICA will make an Afternoon Exclusion around
Staten Island sunday July 2ih and continue every
day. Friday and Sunday and leave as follows Foot Of
ond l3 o'clock-Csn Pike street
half past pier No 2si o'clock r. NJ and arrive in
the city at O'Clock III
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SEN- FIRST Jacket FOR LIVERPOOL, Tosi.
N.Y. I,yreb-The splendid fast sailing packet ship TH0s.
yhy 29h and has comfortable and
dations for limited number of cabin second cabn
who will be taken low if
mediate application be made board foot Of slip or
VIZ J. I. TAPSCOTT, % Peck slip,
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$50 Harlem RR
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Az OLD LINE FOR LIVERPOI-First Regular
AffAN Packet Ship EUROPE, Capt. +. g. Marchol, will
s.be despatched above her regular day. The
the Old Black Ball Line. unspsssed For passage
wtich will be at the lowest rates, apply to
JOHN hERDMAN, 6l South st.
B-Psssage from Great Britain and Ireland, via Liver
pool usual be secured by Of the line Of packets and
drafts furnished for any payable III oughout the Unit
ed Kingdom. by anulvinc above. iva
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~
Gx-1drzr-}e SION to Staten Island, the Lower Bsv and
Fort Hamllion-The stea boat WAVE will
and after July 10th, her excursion trips the
Lower Bay, and running between New York and Staten Isl
and follows leave New York from the end of pier
North River, 10 O'Clock A NJ, 2, and haGpast r. Nj
Leave Staten Island at O'Clock, A NJ and NJ Fare
her pleas excursion the Lower Bay healthy excursion
during the months Fare for the excursion twelve and
a half cents.
The Wave being furnished with boilers, has proved
herself be fast and is commanded by old and
Ienced captain, and has no connection with the Marine
Hospital patients or baggage so that rely be-
Fare Is h27 gam
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TURNPIKE COMPANY.

Atiht annual meehng Of The Stockholders 81
he Smith6eld, ChatIestown and Harpers-Fer
Turnpike Company, % the lilh instant. MI.
LEoNAnD SADtEz was appointed Chairman and
JoHE ,. GAL4tAiHERl Secretary. A majority Of
The stock being Represented, The meeting procssd-
g p eiees oi1lsers thr he ensuing year. when
jobs fATEs, Esq. was unanimously elected Pre-
sldens, and Charles O. Stewart, Andrew Kenne-
d. and Mann 2. Nelson were chosen Direc,or.
on the Part ofshe piivate stockholders.
The Board row consists or The following 81
ceis, zig: lH
JOHN YATES. President
Chairs q Ssewsr, Andrsw Kennedy. Mann
7. NeH67, DAssssrs Jor a. prisuss SseckholSsrs-
John Moler, Andrsw Hunter. DiyseIory Jar hi
Siais
Mr.. HrmFaAE1 Kkrrs Treasurer Of ID. Com
PanJ, made report u ths financial affairs Of ths
Company, and he condition u he Road, and
'hsn lhe cempaay adjourned.
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Gbe jrlf lDre@s.


IA
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= 1870 ..s;' 81, a. .r.t 4, n ;av;,irs
-. 49, - q .t .i,.,lsx 49,
pEses@ Es1's ols' y RI. q. ,l ..,.s,r
rhaapsd YIN rs s''sFsa. stssns' ~
asah alsnssA II sns eaf,.'t eee'-ief i 49,
q ne pleasure . r. af'Fs1 ron Y. e. Wa
air 4 re- Pslr'f rh'p cssslFe ssi'se ~ :. -
aoa-ana thess arr N gnsa. s'~ u go
Sons % ihe dsnssfous ing al,essrs'1,.s ~
iilnes vnien have 1sfe IIeaeneai 49, 80
during The lasl fo1rle feaEs Lef lns cain
aud dixpassiouaae mentHf al parties reflect upon
~. ,sndencv 6i:she .oc..inss referred To- and de-
~. $3.50. 81. j. 80, ~ .e;ss of 60
- = ,:sks 80, .nrh
kse'n@ens'n w 1A'aSY. ins''e ,f.... n,
heresies- Lei them iAnife, vnetnet y y lp'
belIerao COATES poNerrn ihese xho 60 for Ne
presefyasion of,lhe Uaibn ID al ia original and
.,xs;,,,,A r,,,.,,;,s,, - .hsthrrSt 4 mol tiae
* = ~ -...- -..s ~ " ,.I;enee +
70 80 eaS- y " 'SA'st P-'A z Il
which, ier ioriy years, fe trod pfo Yus'y any
safely.
~. ..s..--r 49, = "a learn.
= $3.50 a e. y .,.Al8a ,eaa
i 'uAs uls SonPiolh'ss ,Aes % Y
aboutlhe saersdaess Of Which President yer ~
His Loco Foco friends have lately exhibited suef
cancellations eoucern chniains ii liz last sector
Il r,ov;s .n,h,4,,;.. ~. .,;ns,a,enkof dutie.
.,l
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The Nslional Intelligencetof Saturday
says W. congratulate pur feaders On III
passage bY the Senate ofihe bili for Guard
ing against unnecs ssars collision. be.wean
The StaieasHd Geuersl Governments Il
matters which PROPERLY belong. under he
CONSTITUTION. and g ihs nature Of things,
10 the GeaeIal Government! HIS Whoa x
given the snperiniehdsnce flour forsIva
relations, The reguIasios ii y rintefco,,rs.. ~
with foreign nations, ana tbs extlus;xs
power Of making var ana bsacs TIA
passage ofSkbis bill II 4 Fasisfed ui.h pvsra
ordinary perseverance a1d .ehae;Iv IN,
ths argamknt was tonsIusiveIv Is ;t.fs
vcr and 4 accordingly passaa IS tb " ~, ,s
usually large nsIotity (iof WY ssr'aiss e
n yoles q ~. &
The passage Of lhe bill IL t lIb TIonso e
Representatives. EVA Sorfesnon.l;ns -
ioFily can hardly SeIdodbtsd. 1
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TUE NEW ORLEANS BANKS

la'e+ leuer from New Orleans states
That the len banks Of that city whichwere
al paying specie six weeks ago, ale now
II ~, nue iolio~ing coaalilion Ehree of them
sini Ply oul nave no bills out;ssthe notes
Of two are twelve and half per cent.
fp4lsggounl, ana ialllng Tour are forty per
Cent discount and one is forty five Ia
City par cent discount. The Cornotat;Ioo
d Notes Of two of The municipalities are
isWVenty pei. eent. below specie, and lie
other seventy.
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flpas ~ II s. Ga=efis 81 Saturday,
LOOK 0IIl rIlR IRE soy

-.sS-selsssS&3es-f
/ e rs I. 81 q Y. 81. ), : 5.
s14s ~ n. -. 8 $3.50 8 ea.ssAag
- 49, 49,
Ips Mse'sss.'s x zes sss eensasns sAes
iolsoWsns aAse, ~ sss.s.son. Is ~ n We
name q 1feAsoa E IS. sf' !. y. J.
y - n. 90, ~ 4. ~ s@As.
* ~, & ssf ia Exas,-
i've branch &c The GorefpmsD4 The coasti,u-
ton i il danger our Freedom i p jecpardys
but still We Aope and eslsens lbs aas.sEa nlosEeEs
wall ee ceisstsq. =
~ eea,n f lhe o,,.l;s;ss
- - ~, ,hsra Others. netu,em. S
bers II Congress. oT better iatslises ihah shs
.ayowed inspeashsrs, who viii Be. as.onlshed e
ind that We are familiar WITH al .ae. sserss.
ssl1sn mosemenss los loasas P-sss !.
$500 y II, se,s ep q nrenared ia
sasa5 N III cons.itu.sctl.n
Sow oI course. sSsysfe ii have lie real thaa4
AZ ana ear,hoaskes Hitherto all has been
merely cards and whey, and, as saneho Panza
was went 10 declare. look 10 yoat Constitution,
eenFse men : look % he Prssident-look u he
Maaisonian--all are i.sdanger. Look TO your
freeaom--eyen lh4t Is 10 jeopardy. The Exc-
cutise Is Is Be torn down. We want the
horrid disclosure. I
I The Naaonal Intelligsncer OF Mondaythns
remarks on The suhjeess
II Meeting with the above~ alarming notl-N
ficaiion TO- so respectable 4 Journal A the
Uaited States Gazeiie. We looked mtg Tho
.Madisonian OF Saturdayior the details OF
!. this conspiracy to tear down me Execu-
!. live branch Of the Government 400 We
! there toundsa most absurd and preppste-
~ ~. ny nlsn ~, he nast IL The
Whiss;n : s Cor IS j ease S. and,hsr
VeIo u 1erIsrs me President Is IA Inca.
!. nable n carrvinr q he GoverfnmeptI and
] Is; deyolya he Execr,iye functions rbon
! lhe Individual whoIunder The Cons,itn.
q Nm wa,l5. succeed " he pre s;fsnt;al
1 Io1I;ca n M syent ~ his dea,h res;sns.
!. l,ooE or ;nab,l;ty q discharge The nasSers
p IA dnt;ss &c ,baf otl;re.
II an hardly Be necessary 10 sayj for
I M ;nforn,a,;o, Il ;anv ;,ssli,ssn,, aas,
H., ,bis s,ory With 4, 81 c;rsarn pcss
4 .l,ogs,hsr ,les,;,nts - eonnas,;o,, =, !.
I'LL, n = nerchascs = so,ns sao,,,,,s =, i.
! n,rE II fam;l;ar ronyarsst;on $ whsrs ~.
I bsan m;staLsr a. a'ser;ons snegsst;a, g
. rarf.;n, Il, : H., - dss;cn e IS
: sasas,hl;a, H., ;ns,,,aa ,!s..hs M, 81 :.
of consrsss.;s en,e,,.fnsd br,bsn RE- :.
s q II Il AM ina;g;snsI 5eIans,ng Il ia Ia,
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we hbre lhe Boston dourier will pick
the fiint9aad Try II asainP The Courier
should reraember that freedom baitle
once begun. though 6oHlea'isierfr woa, -
There Isl no cry 81 availability nov, nor
arc there sny selfish commuters u Tbs
great movement nov nakingby lhe PEQ-
PIE. EfoE themselves and which is dss-
tined We plainly peTceive.T 10 continue
until The glorious political revolution Or.
4ered H. 1910. bot arrested ia 1911, shall
BE consdnm atedin the election OF Henry.
Clay as President Of ;he unItea State.
M .4lsrai.dria 6 e=etis, J.
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Carr. TrLEE IN i FIX N The Caps
lain has fairly headed himself BY his ex.
cessive yalour. By biz last veto--thai
climax ofhunan aioiis he has done Tie
very thing which be proposed to defeat
The bill rejected, postponed Distribution
one nonlh--the veto, 10 effect declared
that Ii should lake place ,heN first Of Jolly
and the quota 81 each State now awa;ts
The requisition Of The proper State officers
tina, is1if The moneyihas npt been ille-
Egally spent by the Captain, which II
strongly suspected. .Bu, this i not ALL
Enor he worst BIZ the veto. no lars, alter
Ihe 3O,h June. authorized The collection
Ion Revenue. lie. huwcvrr bas taken
lu2on himself IL issae circulars 10. the
ECus,on. flouse officers requifing them 70
Imake coIleelions-<at what rate We are no,
advised Thus Substituting his will for
Iihe abrogated will clfthe Legislsture -
Hills new allies (.he Locos) rerceiving bis
16x, have asked toinsrotncea bill 10 lega.
llize this high handed proceeding, and (
west ,inihs Executive tbe power OF ensct;
ling whatever Tariff iaEs may suit bin
1under itIsf name Dc tsRules and Regule.
lions. Y Riclnbn4 Whik.>
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NIf Calvary Morris 81 Ohi0, Who has bfe6
called % task for abnsing his members for
mol doing more bnaEness. accounts ior his ab-
ssncs from The Hoase By he fact shss be had
been seriously indisptssa during sreatpart Of
lhs session. Il IS ply lkas bis sickness ILL IL.
isschaim a Iitilt Of lhai charity which din p,b
a. evil.n Mr.. Morris declines a rstslsc,idn q
ais. present posi-, Perhaps 'lis Is veil. Ohio 81
5s, host af unfalierins wings. Who wiII yield
noshiag 10 ExesnliTe disia.ion. and who uiII
stand Up ior Ihsrishs under IL cireanslsnrss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

~ y Is announced in the Nashgille Ban.
1t Is; on me anlnofliySol the officers Of the
Il a;s s snas me qanks 10 Tennessee, and
ments on the first day Of. August next
having been for sometime past fortifyinr
themselves for that p.sfpose. -e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

The A1nsensy tr1hoSed ID IL bpened 81 aNFs
i. cahus.. NH SlItisl i lse opportunity q she
young for inrs kFmsti - ihs esacefal accom-
5hshment bf rsz1hh Asl. g. has beet rspiI-
DENLY successful ii his ptAfessionn he eisies 81
Washsnstcu. Baltimore ana AnnaPsiis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

Baltimore and ohio Rail Roqd-Ws
{ ere happy 10 learn that an arrangement
Ras been concluded wiih Messrs. Ba.Ing
Brothers & Co. Of London, by WHICH
hey agree "a furnish he iron rails reo,,;.l
ste 70 tialsh The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
hoad to. Cumberland ana receive paw
men. IN. annual ins'alments of $50 900
Win inteFestsemi-annIally. The House
n Z, London also suirendefs the option Of
selling The State Bonds below The Com
pany limits, 50 long IS The payments are
panctually madet. A liberal credit Iofse-.
yen years i obtained insthe Transaction:
'he completion Of The road 10 Cumberland
e : 10 Tie approaching autumn is placed
osPond adoubt; and the State bonds il the
nands q me Company arsby this~arrange-
, ! preserved from any possible saeri-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

as-It has been decided bv one 81 The
Courts. at least, that Baskrupts must pay
postage. This i ! hsFdecfsion. for Il IS
Tho height Of iini,s,;ss that the creditors
should be faxed q postage, when they
are compelled tsApse their debts
[.7lexandris Gartsfs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

Great Speed The Wheeling Times
ssys luat the Good Intent Stage Con pany
P 3 The quickest Trip last week ee.
g. E. maze oyer the mountains. The Rail
4, l... Cars len the Depot ID Pratt Street
Dslsl'nofe. ON the 9th ult. al II q ciock
arrived at Hancock 3 O'Clock and 6fty.
S,saa ,fa ''l's : noafs 90 minutes. The
Iuts.,. asn ~ = !, hancock, and arrived in
y neellng q Y I. NJ. on the following day
lime. 20 hours 10 minutes. Wbols
time 81 hours Il n;nn,ss -. !" note
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-14

Il issaaied IA washington That Mr..
Benton refuses III uRlie,in any alliance,
whatever. with Mil. Itnhn TYLER and Is.
'Pudiaies any COALITION w;lbthe Admin.
istraiion.9Tbe Senator from Missouri ,a,s.
The grouAd. we presume. thal tfeacheyv
and deferiion can lot ultimately tennrs
10 the betlefi.'' even dflthoss n 10 denim
rsrily asrtl themselves Or itsjfesulis.
n Is4traatitin Gazette.