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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14
VOL. XXVIf.
By ALEXANDER MosELEY.



SUBSCRIPTION to The DAILY WIG To City subsc ri
hi' q year. AMI oI shorter period at the rate slS
sySs both payable in advance. When sent By mall siC
ApvEDrsiNo-F one square ofa0ecn lloes Cor ieSsl
%" ascfion ~ e~is two Insertions 81 t2l thee inssI
"uh ~ - Nu ever fnc cccing iuscitiOa - cents
Ihtiec week, accents foI each insertion.
n. We week hIstaserVn 10 oeais every succeeding
Once week, s,inseron rs coats; every succeeding
Transient advertisers mus, ray in advance.
nood GA the Ms they viii be lnlcricd until ordered 10
he ssopp" aud charged accordingly nt-Oplcrs TO stop
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ for two squares and
In tia, proportion Tor aye Of
~ ana Lottery dealers, who charged
10y -Ihe COUNTRY WIG Ia published twice a week,
Cnyssy aud Fridays) AT Eve dollars per anu n payable
, FOR ApvERrisiNG-7s cents a square, Cor iess.) for
' h'-'ih'err"n' and 90 cents ioTcach continuance.
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~ sHER1tAN's CAMPHoR LozEN
,S',c, lu'ue.she reisi In nctyouH or sick head
'eneyinuinmaioi putrt throat bowel or siu,-
49,, I'M 'nnl oppression OF sense OF sinkins Of
ne enc - chohe, sa7us crsps 81 the stomach or bow.
els by sirtica Affection and all norSoun Diseases ro,ys.
sr3uEte DAY aul wakeul night; cholera or eho.
lera lnorbus ditrrhDi lassiutc or sense OF fisue-
Persons travelling vu find the Lozengs really rowling
u'ed aver dssaion they Will restore the tone OF fhe
system generally. fni remove all the unpca ant synptons
"'' =, lf f, 10 lrSe l,'nE
, hf'ci.oNs t0r 70 TINE Lozerge should be put i,.c
ne tpouin AMI suffered 70 dissolve snwiy until sonr
en ,eneai Il nnnlhey eject cure: Seldom thSu
Two or three viii b" required, and often single one will
spoeHy eme.c n ihc pain OF di,ieuy, curing the
iiu 10 " iitNuies FOR sale. wholesale and
retail. hy fmh 96l ALIEN DIyAI A co
~ pa. rErENs' MEDiCATsD Lo-
TESG Is No medicines have risen more rapidly in
popular estimation than Dr Pcers Lpzcnrrs for the su
hcient reasons thar have been co pleasant TO the
I" easy IN tLcir operations ard certain in their
PETERS WORM LozENGEs-Are an in falnbe rene.
dy ios Worms Tho attention Of plrcus especially 20.
hctclid hvor OF this article.
rErEas' CAruAWTIC LoZENGEs-Thosc I.ozengo.
Will PC found encicui speedy, ami safe Ia their
'"mps.d eiu'ey OF vegetable ingredients, they operate
speeihcGlJ a. oh the vet thus preventing, well az re-
h'.ng, onlcsion % That inpodmt organ. Those who
perceive dhcu toiaSc other Medicines will find thes,
InxguEcE an excellent nud agreeable sub stitutc
PETERS CORDIAL. LuZENGES-Arc 4 specific for
r Iehe 81 nervous or sick head ache, lauguor
mVy, dTnw 'ncss sense OF tulguc From their efficacy
30 s Tci-i ci head ache, they called, 10y Macy the
Heal ache Lozcngea
fErERa' Cough LOZENGEs-Are now rapidly su.
preceding all other preDaTauons for the relief colis
coughs asiiuS &c, &c. They truly valuable arti-
ele. nndnusi give reliei, II usel directed.
Tor sale 5y GAYNOR,
nr 20 On" door above the Rel Tavern.
ALEXANDEsW DUAL q. CO.,
.HpofhsegrteS and DR., ggiSis,
HAVE REMOVED
TsNlI fsir
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LOMAX'S LAW DIGEST. g.,

LOMAX'S LAW DlGES +, SC.
liGE SN Of the Tsws respecting Real Prupct.y &c
- hcraly aioici pt Ia us, ihc Ul;ci states rtn.
" acias in9rc cspecay he laws Of Al properly m V,r.
E' oy John Teyloo Lotn1N. Cf tao Juagcs u M,
"eueIai Cont ad nreTiy PfocssoT OF Law in the Inn
versiiy Of Nr-n.e, ir Gv.
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
tt caisc onthe Is,voC Executors anil Administrators
reneruy 20 ne s tic United State: and arc aLapfel
more particularly % ID" practice virginia Ipbu Ta
Joe iosx auihorot thc Digest tie Law Of Real PRO.
perry. \ uuhcT Supply 10, cvci
n. 'SNIYu URINEEp 4 sfarpt=
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FLOWER SEED.

FLOWER SEED.
D1hiia double Zinnia. Cas-.
"a, scotch Broom, Pink,
lioncFiy, Trefore, Candy
tut, Chysanthemine, Egani
Corcorsis. Euphorbia Varie
gated, lee Plant, Double BAL.
samine, Scarlet Caealia, la.
ya'eTs. Adouis, Love IN a
Mist, Megnione;te, Marvel OF
Peru, clc- etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14

N conri-nmeni three PLANO FORTES. which will lac
~ offered N very reduced prices la order 10 cin- H.,
c'nriSnnu by tn Isl o January ucxi a. which lime 4,
no. spld they viii hc reshPpcdt1 the owner.
ihcac Ptnpc arf equal % any n tho cty 81 tho Same
DC lni "i nov DE usrrt al S. less ln the regular
'l.uE prices. Those wanting good Pana. au 9,in-
!" tA'o tc ann 81 o these hard lines viii io We. 10 cal
do II g't,,rs ~. =. ', i''1i ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14

I'VE have N store. supply II Ia lica ri and Morocco
" french Ties, ui fiAalc. liza fuaso which we are
selling al ueeytrctue i1g price Of S. GER lsr I.,s'
wanting some clcaP ande' lyicd 10 give us cali
ID. BURLINGTON a Co,
n - Mansion i!ouse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-14

TolItr ncs. ct glass, plain ard lolorcd, some very
hyperion.
French anil Enfs f.srr-er. f,r The handkerchief with
an aaeorfmruf Of IIr. r1 . H. arf NATL Uru.hre PEI
h'ncry AMI vey ics'r''is nury articles t.r sic ~
arl ALEXANDER DUNNL a CO.
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PRorECTioN IHsURANCE COMpANY
ORAL SYSTEM FRENCu.

usisatrh ~ practical course OF Lessons I'M Inc
ne medium OF the El:lish 10y Jean Man
gerca, IA vols just received.
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- NNEAB. T. OR CASH.
IISI received, direct from New York. nn elegant ar
- uc1uuf1' Dot of " -''' 81
Culi striped raris silks
BLACK 7ui Blue Rack t'
- d1 g. Gro Ir AfmuIrc a.,
Rich thcrc Ga Lawns anil Mn.Ins. crf,rciv p.vy
DO AMI striped 1trknnef q Iaihri~s' Wv
lcw pieces news sit.c Nouse.aiu ie lame
.'it ANN .-.f CO. i0 dn
M1nrhcser G.n-h1ms, cf superior gusifv
Rich nlk six -Ilwis
10 g. hd Mrh1irin
tn'IS.k anil E.Hb'f Movafino a,
Willie arI C.Nf sW.sa snr ~ trft rot.r.f,, ,.,s
ltruaffinrs anl M1urninr lawns
Fancy : k Wire. of every vtfiefv
llcs Nllsr dr. hair frrers
Frcnch kti Cloves. Of af rolors
NaDkandCord S.lk Frinrrs
tan-y coii Cords anr 1aascUs
Sun shades 1ud rtraatlfe
Inrclr with cvrry drscrrtiar Of C,f. suited o., tt
wv iiai'' WHICH We ere determined fo sen a rrf-rs %
guy il. h-n,- lnicn. ut io keep corranty ou Hani
49, .-.II n'uf 10 H'uis rIrHrI'tfF adapted fo COOS
We lave m1'c nrfarrrmrnfs 'o fr Nor,h fo o.
90 rurc chase can alwaysbc supThci %
~ NFRFnfTWfS.
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
blank ROCKS agn ..p.rrtN -. =, ~

BLAN< BOOKS ASD SpATIOHkRY
street have had made. within the ast mos an ci-
hinIrFy Of the best Richmond Northern papcr al A.
use. '' e'7'-
i5l edgere journals, RecorlS Letter Books of Medium
100 DO do do 90 DO n,ny do
~ 40 d. do do Cash Invoice Books
blDers, o FoolScaP Pape-, broad and long sze hand
some aud plain Sing ~ ~
~ aiuaAtT blank - oks varying In price FROM cts M
BIZ, Receipt aud Che x Bo5r- Notes B,pIs DrsG,-
iills 81 Iins anu Exchange, Canal and Ship Manifest
All aItcles Stationery line, can be found in great
variety ~ J. w. RANDOLPH s. cos
oc - Rock, Piano Music and Fancy store
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NAILS. IRON, sc.
EO KEGS Belle lsI- Nails
wv Al 1ee1rfncnt Iron src sc ruahfr fsr ftrrr.
81 sarts ffvfr.nol Sit
Roe Ucui1-s in hhlsanl hall Do
MOL new cipi Hernugs, for sale.
VN WM HARRISON
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VERY CHEAP AND HANDSOME.

loo %, Hiti. risuns superior Oh Wid-s,y,
NV lasl tctc Ncu 2ud iur ale ils. tot oaSn, by
WADE ~. WOcLLGtDsE,
...sIrs So .w
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
ICorrespoudence Of the Herald.l


A very solemn and imposing funeral followed yes
terday their last resting place. the remains Of
Mr.. George Steers, one Of the six original Wash
ingtonians. who some years ago formed the cele-
brated Washington Temperance Society of Balti-
more, from which the great Of temperance re-
ceived such powerful impetus. He will have up
on his tomb proud inscription. To say that he
was one Of the original six Washingtonans, will be
an honor through all Fundamentally enough for
any man--worh more than was that Of an Aexan-
der
The sixteenth annual report of the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad has been published. 1t sets forth the
prospects OF the company in most promising light.
The road is in a rapid state of completion to Cum.
berland, and will be opened to that point probably in
the course of two months.
Two individuals named John Asquith and Tho
mas Hammersly, were arrested yesterday by Hays,
Zel and Ridgley, on charge Of stealing from DR.
Wyvil. Asquith was also charged with forgery on
the Farmers Bank of Maryland, which it is said he
confessed.
The weather is very dry. The farmers are in
great difficulty in reference to the getting in of their
crops. II is very warm and pleasant.
RoDsRIcK
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The sales at the stock board have been far smaller than
usual and with very little change in rates. Canton rose l.
Southern funds better Alabama rose to IL discount
In demand; at Alabama on the 5th instant sales
follows-New York, 90 days. 40 IL; Short sight and
sight, ~ 26 New Orleans checks, ~ 3s Specie, 20
a. Florida funds are also In demand in adver
usement in another column.
At New Orleans $751; aS In specie rived from Vera
Cruz to cotton houses.
The forthcoming pamphlet Of Boormsn, Johnston Co.,
will probably contain the correspondence between that
house and their high minded" principal Smith Of Ken
lucky The thus far laid down for repudiston
6rst that the parties rich and above public
opinion at least in their own cenct Second that al
though the constitution Of the United States declares
ths no State shall enact laws imparing the virtue Of
private contract yet the OF New York excerpts
tracts made with brokers and therefore is right break
such contract The State law also excerpts made
for money It's market value, when that happens
above assumed legal value. Therefore 1t is right de-
fraud by the lege plea ofusury. These all the
yet given by the regulators for refusing pay
losses where they hoped TO win.
The board Of brokers will adjourn Friday the day
Of eebration The Banks of the city will only be open
on that day from to IL NJ.
The President and Cashier of the Phoenix Bank of
Charlestown, William wyman and Thos Brown Jr., and
William Skinner Of the firm OF Stanley Reed Co have
been arrested complaint of Hunnewcll, the Pre-
'ident and held to bail in the Of 100000 each The
complaint charges haw lyman and have embeszcd
from the Bank and that skinner conspred with
hem TO psrpetrate the fraud The examination was post
poned till Friday.
The return Of The valuation of real and personal 90
late in the city of New York for the year lel2 has be
made and q, compared with former years, IL az io!'
lows -
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Texas We learn from Mr.. Lewis, who has just
returned from visit TO Texas, that the government
of that country is about efiectng a treaty of peace
with the whole number of Indian tribes who inhab
the frontiers, including the Cumanche tribe, which
has always been SO for nidsble and destructive 10
the citizens of the outer settlements. He says that
few days before he started in, Capt burst, Colonel
Stroud and Mr.. Williams, Commissioners appointed
to treat with the Indians, returned from their mis-
sion having seen nearly all the chiefs of the differ
ent tribes, from whom they received promises to
meet them in council on the Path October, at the
falls OF the Brazos The commissioners have great
faith in their doing so.
If d treaty of peace be consummated, the govern
nent will establish three trading houses for them to
trade at, the Trinity River, one on the Bra
SOS, and other on the Colorado, below which points
it will be stipulated that the Indians not come.
He thinks that if the government establishes this
treaty with the Indians, it will be of infinite advan-
lage to it, next in FACT to the recognition ofits indie
pendence by Mexico, as it will keep the Indians
from committing depredations, and elicit their
friendly feelings, secure their neutrality, or lead
them TO lend their aid in case the Mexlcans should
try to invade Texas again in helping to repe them.
Red River U'hip SEPT "a
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Extraordinary Proceedings In the .o"'' "i
s.ss,ons-CoI. webb pleaded Guilty.

7, or- r.,ort of the Sessions OF this day, our
readers will find that JAMES WATSON WEBB, EDITOR
of the Courier and Enquirer has pleaded guilty to
The Indictment found against him, and that on Tues
day next he will be brought up 10 receive his GEN.
tence.
What this sentence may be we know not, but
whatever it is, we understand that petitions will be
presented%o Governor Seward, and hopes are enter
tanned OF pardon. We hope so-we sincerely hope
So There is no wish TO push matters too far-and
we also hope that the Governor will extend the
same mercy TO the puglllists-to the lbelers-to the
thieves-indeed, that there may be a general am
nesy and Jail delivery before his Excelency goes
out of office. We have had Bankrupt Law to
cancel all debts-let US have general pardon to
cancel all crimeu and offences above petty larceny
Let US all rub out and begin again.
On these grounds we hope that mercy may be ex
tended to Mr.. Webb; and we will even go so tar
as to ndose not his paper, but his behavior for two
years TO come. One remark more-all these edi
tors aud politicians, who were the most active and
malicious in getting up indictments and prosecutions
10 put down the Herald and its editor, begin to
find that they have been meddllng with two-edged
sword-that the game has reacted on themselves
They sowed the whirwind, and now reap the
storm.
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state OF Trade.
This morning the following sales took plass OF aue.
ton
Fresh Malaga Frut-Cargo Of the barque Emprsss-
Terms $500, four months credit.
RsisinslOo boxes, bunch 81 o5 100 do - 30 halfdo
81.
Grspes-so kegs 81 50 do 81 IS; 400 half do - lai
cents.
Underwriters sale, for cash, per ship VIM. Eugs :4oa
boxes white Havana sugars, 81 81 $40 do brown do
81 70 hds Porto Rico do 81 6ic, months a6o bsgs OF
Rio Coffee 81 81 do 10 do Maracaibo do, do.
.askes-Ths market has become lul and prices have
downward tendency.
Coal-sales of 50 tons Liverpool Orrel at 80 IS do
Hull in lots, Z; los do in one lot 61s, all cash.
Cofes-There is fair demand and prices are well sup
ported. Sales Of Brazil at act cents Lsgusra sst
Marscaibo. u; Cuba issa; Java III II Green do
sumatra "A.
Is cents, months. -
Coffon-The market remains very dull, and the few
sales effected are still in favor Of the buyer The trans-
actions embrace bales Upland at Ga 81 censnew
ss3 200 Mobile 81 81; and see New Orleans 81 Oh
together 1900 bales.
sale Of Teas took place folows-
Terms-Noes at SIX months, pay able in the city OF New
York, to be made saisfactory to the sellers -
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The WALL STREET DISTRICT james Gore King
the great broker, it is said, will receive the whg
nomination for Congress in this district. He will
be supported by the Board of Brokers' Bank OF Com
merce, Manhattan Bank, and such assets as are LEFT
Of the agency Of the American Trust Company
opposed by Boorman &c Johnston, the assets of the
North American Trust Company, and all the lame
ducks and regulators. We 50 for James-he i,
very much ola genteman--lives in chatsau at Ho-
boken, sleeps Just enough in town to qualify hi =
and will be the FIRST broker that got to Congress-
where he is much wanted to teach them to do a
large business on a small capital. All other eandi-
dates will please march.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELKcTIoN.-We have held back the
press until clock, for the purpose OF announcing
the returns far received from the city and
county. The city returns show that heavy vote
Mayor, has been reelected by 1000 majsriiy. The
Council ticket has not yet been counted but it is
believed tina, the Common Council ticket is several
hundred below this majority. In the county the re-
mer votes, and the probability is that the democrat
tic ticket has succeeded by the usual majority
Floyd has been elected Recorder of Deeds over
Penrose Ash, by small majority. Butfew returns
In Delaware county the average majority for the
whig ticket is about 200-in Chester 800. Montgo-
merry reported to have given 400 majority for the
locofocos: SIN Bucks" says letter. 'the entire
democratic ticket is elected by an average majority
OF 800. Philadelphia Ledger, Oct. II.
New JERsEY.-We annex the number of votes
poled in the several Wards in this city yesterday
compared with the first day last October:
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Cry PRoPERrY-PoPuLArIoN Some
thing 10 ro,ton in the state of Denmark" Look at
our money article, and you will learn the astound-
ing fact that the value of property real and person.
al, has decreased, since 1881, about % per cent,
while the taxes have increased, in the same period
10 per cent, and population per cent.
The decrease in the value of property may be ac-
counted for in the curament Of the paper circula-
tion-the general reduction of prices-the revusior
Of the banks-ihe rascality OF tnancers-and the
ignorance of bankers-but why should the taxe
increased DURING this period the city governme n
has been ln the hands of the politicians Of boil
parties alternately, and although they abuse eacl
other Just previous to election, they pursue the
same policy lnregard to the public burdens.
How can such financial phenomena be explained
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Principal Office oftho College

90 DIR. SHERMAN, THE LoZENGE MAN,
ought be made santior he has done more TO revoiu
the medical than all the doctors put togehol
instead of being dossd against WILL chidren
actually crying for medicine, when offered in the encn
form Of sherman Lozenges They cure up cold cough
or headache little the quickest oil any thing we ever
heard Of DR.. q. is AZ l06 Nassau ct.
Agents, stanwix Hall, Albany, and LEDGER Build
ings, Phisdelphs-
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90 THE BELLE.-Every eye was turned upon love
ly young lady as she promenaded Broadway few day
since but scarcely any knew who she was where
she belonged "What a lovely, deliccste complexion
eyebrows Whispered another. Did you ever behold
such lovely cresturef" sighed third. After much
lecture and supposition, gentleman TO tip his
beaver very gracefully which gentleman declared that
she owed her beauty to DR.. Felix 0ouraudhs Poudres
subties gave intellectual beauty to her forehead and
his Eaude Beauty impaired the transparent skim La
dies, If you desire to look charming call at 81 Walker
street. door from Broadway, the Doctors only oce
For list of country agents advertisement in another
column.
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DO LIEBIG'S ANIMAL CHEMiSTRY-sECOND
EDTION-so great has the demand for this impor-
tan and valuable work. that second edition has been
issued copies of which be had at the Office 30
street. and by all the agents throughout the United
states Price only being but oneh the cost Of
any other clifton tbs contained in double number OF
the New World in handsome octave form, with
&c. in which all future extras will be issued from
this great book publishing establishment
Remember 80 Ann street. where all the valuable publ
cations extras be obtained at l2 to % cents Bull
wers nov sale each. Also the Czarins
a novel by Mrs. Holland.
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NmLo's.-Antoine had brilliant saloon last even
ing-every thing went of with great spirit--the
laughter incessant Gabrel's personation Of
Pelechinele astonished the auditors-hc was re-
peatedly cheered during his ardous task-it lie a
wonderful muscular exertion. "The Nigh Owl, -
which, like old wine, seems to increase in value and
attraction it ages, is repeated to night, with the
Italian Brigands, and Mons. Carlo and Mile Caro-
lima, in favorlte vaudeville
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The beautiful and interest
ing drama of Jack Sheppard, a piece which never
fails to draw full house, is 10 be brought out again
tonight, in which Mrs. Theme enacts her favorite
part of Jack Sheppard, and Mr.. Lennox that of Jon
aihan Wilde. A new melo drama, entitled the
Black Tower of Ell Half, will be added, togeth er
with the highly colored extravaganza Of Darkey
10 Livery, in which John Smith may be "seen 10
advantage" tla- ,eAaaS .EIsF
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REMEMBRANCE PkOCE CELE.
BRATION.-The order Of the procession is printed and
ready for delivery at Washington Hall corner OF White
and Centre streets The Marshsls Of Societies are
quested to supply themselves .
The line will be formed in West Broadway at hapast
ga. M. precisely.
The Aids Marhals of the line requested to meet
at Washington Hail. of White and Centre seets on
Friday morning at baltpast II O'Clock.
The societies requested he puncual, as the pro-
cession will move at o'clock precisely.
WILLIAM r. LEGGETT,
Grand Marshal.
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ny- WE HAVE NOTICED FOR SEVERAL DAYS
fac fat turtle taking easy his back at the corner CT
Ann street. under the American Museum, and on inquiry
found things carried on at the Terrapn Lunch as In
days oden time whilst under the ancient regime Of
ssndy Welsh The fact his mantle has fallen John
Adams who is fait in getting up good things in
cherche STYLE Turtle and steaks served up every
day this week 81
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MusrcAI.-Antognini had a very good concert
His singing was much applauded. Rapetti and his
violin were brilliant Apropos-there is a large
stock OF musical talent in town, but they are be-
ginning TO quarrel again.
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Showing falling off OF I47 from the first days
vote at The last election, which was a small vote
Ne,cark Daily, Oct. IL.
GEORGIA Further accounts from the interior of
this State render it certain that the locofocos have
carried their ticket by decisive majority.
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Is this Puning!-ay, isits

0hy- WE COPY THE FOLLOWING FROM OUR
FILES-None OF readers can with reason doubt the
article with such facts before them
From the New York Sun, Dec. lS4l
young gentleman, friend OF ours living in Blocker
street. and well known in Wall street. attacked with
fever-the hair the top Of his head was dried o-the
sides covered with red rusty, dry hair filled with
dandruf-he has beautiful head OF hair from the
use Of Jones' Oil OF Coral Circassia.
hereby certify that my hair was falling out in i'm.
mense quantities daily and turning gray and that
since have used Jones' Oil Of Coral Circasss has
tirely ceased falling, is growing fast and has fine dark
look Before used jones' Oil Of Coral Circassa comb.
ed out handfuls Of hair daily.
W.TOHKINs, % King street, N.
This is sold very reasonable, only 3,5 shillings
bottle we are told by Jones' e. Chatham St. sign oil the
American Eagle
Agents-s7 Dock street. Philadelphia State street,
Boston, 81 state street. Albany; i39 Fulton street. Brook
lyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-13

FROM CARE TowS.-We have received the South
American Commercial Advertiser, published at Ca ,e
Town. 10 the 23d Of July. 1t contains no other ne
than what we have already seen in the English T..
pers-namely that the Dutch Beers had been held a
check by the British forces