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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-02-19

o. A letter.writsr in China, after des.
cribing the attack and capture Of the town
of Annoy. says-"You will hardly believe
that the Chinese stood to their guns to the
last, and only started when the soldiers en-
tered the fort at the outside angle, and the
marines at the other.-One mandarin
whom / had watched all the time, walked
quietly down to the beach, and drowned
himself. Another cut his throat when he
saw our men in possession o the botteries!"
THE TA1EFs.-It is stated in the New
York Commercial that the treay between
the Unrtsd Suites and France, by which
the wines of that country were admitted
into the United States at limited rates of
duty, expired on the I'd ints.-Hereafter
the wines ofFrance will pay the same duty
as all other wines, viz: twenty per cent. ad
yalorem.
o. There was a great sea fight off Mon
teyideo en- the 18th December, between
the Monteyidien and Buenos Ayrean
squadron-six vessels of war on each side.
The result was not known when the Cum
berland (the ship which brings the news)
arrived at New York, although it was sup
posed that the Montevideans had the best
of it.
OF The papers of yesterday bring us
accounts of the in which
the dinner to Dickens, in Boston, was at
served UP, eat up, &c. 1t was q
magnificent affair, where minds of III efrst
in the world, came in to peep through
their mortal tenelnents at each other.
o. The Bangor Democrat states that
petition is in circultion in that place for
signatures, asking Congress to remove
John Quincy Adams from the Committee
Foreign Relations.
GThe Branch Bank of the Bank Penn
at Easton, has been closed by the
by order of the Attorney General.
OF franklin Pierce, of New Hamp.
is about to resign his seat in the u
lited States Senate.
Or The Natchez Free Trader dominates
Walker as a candidate for the
ice Presidency,
A Mr., Waller has headed, Capt. Tyler's {
laughter. Elizbeth. The hymeniai knot
as tied on 3Ist ult,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11

MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.--The Mon
treal Gazette Of October 9Th, says that the head
quarters and SIX companies of the Coldstream
Guards, embarked on board II. NJ s. Calcutta on
Wednesday, and sailed on the following morning -
Two companies Of this battalion, and two of the
Grenader Guards, remain at Quebec, awaiting the
ARRIVAL OF the Pique, for conveyance to England, and
this vessel Of war is said to be in the river The
head quarters division of the 6Sth Light Infantry,
arrived at Quebec on Thursday. They will be re-
placed at Sorel by two companies of the S9th regi-
ment, from Chambly. A squadron of the Kings
Dragon Guards, il is said, are to move to Mon
real, on the departure of the 18th Hussars, for Eng
land The head quarters division of the 10Th regi-
ment, under Lieut.. Colonel Joseph Clarke, sailed
from Halifax, in the Boyne, transport, on the 2ith
ult. for England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
Court OF Common Pleas.

Der. io.-Samusi Fisher, J'., Us; H. Muhoiiand and
against property by plaintiff for debt due by his
father The levy relinqushed yet the plaintiff in
sisted bringing the preseat action OF repsvn' The
jury found for defendant.
For plaintiff Mr.. Reed For defendant, Mr.. Duryes.
Before Judge Inglis.
Riley Beman John Kelly sL aL--An action OF rePle
win goods seized grocery store in Division street
belonging TO Warren Beman, (who was brother OF
plaintiff had ed from the corner OF William and
Beekman streets,) but claimed by plaintiff. The jury
found for plaintiff 1905 40, being amount Of claim and
$50 damages.
Wilson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11

Paying Public Debts, and his intention of attending the
Treaty tcith tho indians, &c.
ALBANY, 27th Sept ITS.
Sik
As we are in this place very far from head quarters
presses are exceedingly dear the public and under
stand you have occasion for sending letters almost every
day. can hope your excellency will forward this
era beg pardon for the trouble take
the liberty give you, but if your excelency don't find
make free and rather troublesome I'll send to
Pookeepsie such letters wish to be deve by safe
and short way-General Washington is the only CON-
mander in chief know of in America but that very
son that have very seldom heads upon the
body, and must refer Immediately my General every
step am obliged to take by my being far from the main
army.
have not yet received the Of Congressman
they had been received and shall be strangely dsappont
ed am much confident owhat they will do and direct
do not know at alln waiting for theyr decision try
make myself as useful my being the eldest officer here
wound can enable me to- pay debts fast money
comes viz: very Slow am going to the Conv enton Of
the Indians because General Schuyler has told me
parcel of Frcnchmen would be of some to the cause
from thence III to Fort Schuyler and be back for re-
ceiving the answers of Congress- hope too that I'll
hear from your excellencyhe defence Of North River
IS point OF the greatest Importance have desired the
Baron de Kalb who will command here in that little sb-
sence OF five days to give every assistance in his power
for every thing which will be asked from him on that &C.
count.
With the highest regard and respect
Ihave the honor to be- Sir
Your most obedient servant
THE NJ. DE LAFAYETTE.
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Circuit Court.

Der. 10 Charles p. Carpendsr Benoni H. Howell.
and ohersAn action partnership account; one OF
the defendants residing at New York. and the other ut
Buffalo. Verdict for defendants
Fer plaintiff, Mr.. J. II. Whiting Mr.. g. w. Osborn
for defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11

choose the part ofhe Rver request every
thing that can do for taking River Boats canoes
along boat exeeptedD saw and planks join
may DC sent down from Richmond and the vessesGene
raj Aullenberg keeps this side until tomorrow and our
baggage and stores ordered to Richmond you
VIII do for the security Of your recruits entirely
you to decide-As to achievements Of militia remen
and horses particularly Whites dragons beg YOU will
send TO me as fast they arrive Be pleased to commun
cate this letter to His exceency the Governor and tell
Major Clay that the construction of aat boomed
boats as well as Immediate supply of Wagons and boats
are necessary articles, without which exposed and
crippled In every one of my movements. cannot con-
oeye where Captain Maxwell has been since saw him
on Bottoms Bridge
With the fondest regard yours
LAFAYETTE.
BARON Dr. sruBEN, Richmond
MARQUIS DE LA FAYErrE To Gov. CLINTON
Paying Public Debts and his intention of attending the
Treaty Nth tho indians, &c.
ALBANY, 9th Sept IT'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11

g -" IN HfErTk TO BARON DE STEUBEN.
On Sundry Military Matters and Mop,,,nts
oBmoS'', May 10th, 1881
The enemy are at Petersburg and we have no commun;
cation Appamaox-a general enrsrcmcn, I. @ ~
the enemy power and is not in ours-his dsadv
and ineriority forces to keep the RiyerI,ut nv
position Longfeds will be such as enable, me !.
keep post this sde be within striking distance of H.
enemy, and without exposing Richmond to rccross II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-19

Ie PILGRIMS Of liesiu5 from. o;ter lndsB ringing COSY
Rms 10 erich the foreign shrine and gathering wild nov
adorn The domestic altar
Mr. IgvI.c read the following toast
I.,7-pooael topgrisa.-lt i 5ut t,ir that ,o>e wiz
have aurels Tor brow sbocd be permitted 10 5r0:rse
on ther IauIeis
C. MATHEWS responded 70 tis behalf q Ai'is-
can Aaors. AMI frcibly exhibited TIE ininrop, cst.
atouraeaaf OF Jusasio Foreign iathors on the ifeei
encr and ctlaracteroi American Literature. He gaze
International Csg-s zitThe ou!y honest turnpike be-
tween the readers oil the rwo nations,
slaster Harayirsy's Claet-Tbough sz7esoa tch, a
savs in good credit
RvI- G.yLo.r5tl.,R<. E,;i;6c Of the Knic&etboeher
ne Hes!.a Of ScTz ecnt TGifo4rG-Wsl stands al.d the
fg ri our laier Dr..natists Ike acicn. Grecan Statue
in 4 gallery Of modem casts
b z H. n: Tse Uorts OF Gaest-i-!ke Oliver
Tyyis; .=ys ass for
Ti,. Germany s,,r,,,,,-,,5 ahfI,,r p . clock
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Pr altnt,.rn i. ~

Imported per Narraga.,ett and hamilton Ternls-nSe
at months to b. made satisfactory the .e!ler,
Eoc- EYs0sIc hall chests ~ gents; 10 90 q " -
.6f 81 10 Withdrawn. 50 90 o.; - do C1t; 10 do 6V y ~
IL % DO >: as yithda,en) 10 DO t3:; 10 DO 49, ~
withdrawn % DO = eco uiiildra~a;j 20 chests IS t1l VIZ
olr4wrl 8;liif do 81 ESQ withGcawxi 10 90 70 Tn WIZ
ra.en.) SO &c % Is i,drawn:} 33 do Gii 80 hall che
withdrawn. offered az 81 cents. 81 BID
IIYsoS-5 chests. ): cents tSj ~1thfrawTL)
llPEaIAt-25 l3 ID bHs &c rs offered al sa-F
price, but not bidJ
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Tie Cir-gy Of, tie 6''ty o N.,s- Yorl-who
ir.. 70 l-irrt,,,lr.- t,.tIrllts IL. load IN

Re- H ". BELLOWS. being Unexpectedly called re-
spon his toast spoke IN glowing term: o our noble Lar
gnage and OF the Literature aEeot which our
guest shining orrarn-no thai Literature Of HI
mainly yich dives after tie ;uageot God ana ads Il ID
and nscIrec u Is Degradation, but III 5Eag eyideace ot
its heavenly orgia and needing only to BE- tean-e Of is
cetileinen, 10 shine forth native radiance 81 gaze
Clz' ey7,aruar ToTgge-I-ts EngIis! LanE-ass-, ~
rron lil-c aIISdn ~ gabelest!nsl yt Ia b&tli
a oyr.r which shall reachtn Heaven.
IIo=G. II MORRIS Mayor OF the CRY, being called ofitor
aIarrli 10 the uprising OF ae.yhole people.
including The umb!e 70 tstl;g al our
among whom were hose admiration vas oj
that intellect only, but thai hear and Is best
affections, These n>;inc;iyel} recognize IN elari-
ilioH= t.e lowiy, to- old ahuse, and expressions
powerpialy OF the onward democrats, pro grsss Our
race He closed wiki tribute 10 The RspuhcanisEl 5t
Literature which we regret We nave rlislaid or lost
e=Chance!lor HOFFMAN being detained hume b.
IGdispesttion, sent the following sentiment:
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TIL E TRIB n E.
NE.W-yoRK. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !

I've respectfully Z. earnestly reque, Mcnhets OF Cor
tt- and other gentlemen wrun rom Washington
eudose their letters Edo.. ioit invariably whether
,tey public only to private
5utOfrator LcIiers 70 endorsed reach Us tie Git ar
lt.yiIa Washington: OF acylsiss not Ill neY morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-19
Report OF the select Comniticc on the Chr
rrmcy in the House, o>tpcncnienio OF the
Bankrupt Law. &c.
Correspondence o. the IE6on"

rrmcy in the EEom-,.-P .tpencnlento the
- EanltrHpr Law. &c.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tllur-ay. Feb. L.
In tn tIorSE today uns1iccessfalatteinpfs were
r,laGzto offer S,svera! resolutions.
Tie resolutions relaiire 10 the employ Of the
clerks OF tn. Hou=. wa> gain taken No and de-
baed i..,,onnection with the snbiect=ot retrench
r7sat daring The morning hour by NiesSrs. BOWS
and AIu.roy BRovS, and ,henaii over.
llr. Cr.nIvo said he=had been instructed
by tha#Select Committee OF the plano Finance. re-
commended ts the Pre~der,, To ask leave OF In.
4 House IN part 10 report this morning Leave
being granted he nioveci thar the Coranitrce be
discharged from the further consideration OF that
part OF the Presidents Message referred 20 them,
Of the letter Of the Secretary OF the Treasury. and
Of a petition proposing planof Fiscal Agent
H, an reported x BIZ amendatory OF the sew
elala acts establishing the Ireasury Department.
and n,vccl thai the bill and reporiaccompany
be referred 10 the Committee ot The Whole on the
Srote OF li,e Union and he printed together with
1000 eztra. copies OF each.
VI. G,Reer DAVIS. a memberot that Com
mit1ee on leave, submitted azcounter report.
Nj krysT0Y, Of maryland from the >amc
Committee. said he did not know he=sieuld
concur in tn, report and gave notice o=te House
t1a he might hereafter asz=Ie.se to make a re-
port.
AlfSTl.r.Y inquired of the Chairman the
COMMITTEE Mr.. CuSIing) whar was meant hy
t;s=rarorting a bin IN part. Had the Committee
concluded tI1eil deliberations on this particular
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;ok, le1siirt in referring all Interested to In,
card OF that eminent surgeon and OculLst Dnonoi -.
Hudson street, Ills ability operative ocu' J. OF t
hrllr, order The following l. rom the Friedman 81
New grur wick ~ = have t> momoni iaeS>e'' al oar
own donic. the surprising operation Tor ln!nins Da,
Dixon, OF New York t-N seconds relieved n Eouil "a
roma li-agreeab delounity, bringing ilt eTit, T.
IL straight though had been letnned ron ihianty.1
60 lryrl tIe sister oj gentleman employ, aud W
arr fold OF numerous yyiclhe has operated
The Docrorit Win he seen taIfly commits himself oY ~
W. fully believe him able to redeem his prem So.
Zl0l Il ~ IN ! 't'""s'
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3, something New under The sun

i3y yn Vet yT, the Conservatory fitted up by Mess
Miro \ D1nIa1 5id Broa,iway3 you have w0ulj
advise ven to 70 without delay, a. hrc satisfied that III
one OF the most pleasant spots vet fitted mp IN rln ra city
OF tiohan=A complete iOrSt OF cKOcs Two uared lfti
m lgtll fruit and too abundance, gold FISH -poria9
IN their native clement, and bir,, warbns Swee'iya
midsummer. Nothing can excel the beauty and yarieli Q!
tins iloral exhibition. ~
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81 For Literary Notices, Satisfies OF Mauafa2-
;ure, Applicants in Bankruptcy, &c. Las, Page
~ For Time, a Poem by Amelia |Tolres on
the Perobscot, The Pas, and the Present, see
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uowr,s HYcsfyE iloRERouNp CASDY-The at,entionof
t,.. public i rcspectlIy called tbs mpartai remedy
or Hoarsene>> Sore Throat Corgis and every s}npiou,
leading 10 the dis es>ing Gi>ca>e that 81 ali oilers Is Iho'
fatal N this counuy Public speakers also who alter extra
ordinary exeftonlud their qn- sore inpam!, ar con
receive rtci ii the proprietor should publish. would ~
Whole column, OF the pubic papers. Sold wholesale ana
retail at .;G2 Broadway, corner OF lio%af,l-strGe
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CVLpgex's loLipY.-TIerr will h. rarc sport ioa ne
ctiiireTf 4; the American Museum to-day lIf-'e' tll
grsa collection n natural anal artificial cHrius, eNiHb's
6ore there i be, beautiful and uneTcsptlonatr Sst!et
OF performances in The n.elk, o ,;5
ADV Pnriratic Hairoat Fancy Ga,s Blowing, Nc, az
f5r - cents Children halt price.
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p NSEENlE

lnbrig Caiti-, from eaprean>-CaptS Knight. r !,
Sherman. L CARAT and another.
In Bark Ann Louisa, from Vera Cruz-RcnarI VI Jones
Ramon j G0Isac-. VIM VI Jackson, Aiccor,ics Victor
B0ulari Wa Fowler and J Boyd.
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WREcK The STEAMBOAT CHARTER t'Ns.-
We an, informed By Mr.. George J. al'!.er.=i'a'.
s.ngsr on board the Alohicap, that ye<iygdas
morning abou, ll=oclock anhour alter le steam
boat sIohican. Capt VANDERBILT, LET; >foainsi.s'
Cor this city signal was oi'seiyec fylns oHfei q
a hillar some miIes sdi>tanr. Tn, Captain, "i1s5
ladbecn expecting 70 ulect#tils Charter oat'. ~
came eappretelt-ive HAT siiS-st- Ind ii4iall
ID 10 her The topot her atrvas shortl, aitf'E o.
served, a0d On running rond the point ia.ad fl.,
fears were yerifed she had run. u ,.rsnes-
ard t5.ry Of the storm upon tn rocks where
wa feared She would 90 70 pieces | e=lea=se'.-
y,r.. however. had all got >atel,y 10 shore.
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irrEEaEy S.iuABpLES.--jane> Fenim0tr cooger ieits
in the last Number otihe Brotirtjonathan tla M mao lS
a al f,gsntying himself vit r "am.abie, h-,.-5ertt
an,iIlamlsmc Sr Eifngham.r lie dos not however de-
nv that PETERS, celebrated lsertt o&eEe ar Superior
clr. leyrr ana agtc>, worms coughs, roid> htl'aea'A5
with a. much aclitya> he can hand the Kings E1gli>-
$50 Rroawav t!., principal depot for the p at'1le
in hi, cty 81; The way Cafes, conuutn al the boFer
the other night brought own hiiniers OF @Pp!auI 81
r,ar,s Give itup Why, Of course because every body
takes Them"
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IT To Printcrx.-i Compo.jtor, who has had Il
years experience The printing business, dtoAs oil OBJ
iainiE.. sacaly employment in ,uIlt good office.
Tir.ayrrtser Is American, ard can give IA. hesl o
city references tleter a.idresse, TO \, 49, uIong1 lar
Ro. Miro Mi.L be nEamnlIy atlenIeL To- q l.1l |
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Nrw-YogH lICSEUa OF SciENuE.--ti5It PatrI-e WI
lecture onsrhe Times and The Women - tlie AIl.reaa
Revolution" on Mnu,ilr evening" on Warts fuses
Effects and Operations ap, The Last Campaign %
NaIoleou TIN, admirable Institution al Scheme with M,
surpassed Wonders IN Nainre and Nri isaliTaclis ' N'
attention. and patronage. Tie Lectures 0 the accomplished
officer and teacher apt Partridge, ". II >ecgetu il houses
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!Itts FkILES Tie e-t7fS 81 i'lh l9al ii't,
Consumption. a> at last received l ilitt!'; NM
ls,jre,i 6s willingness, Ia Knock rneT n Tease \ Son,
Compound Extract OF l!olfioaar which article M. nee
thoroughly tried hy those afflicted! For IToesHat s
,;attaent> you Eayt ouLy cal! anu s"s M,
is favor Sold Wholesale alni retalbg j. Pea>t : So'' -
Diy.Oi-,rtet
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRH FEBRuARI 1875
MIyIATrRG ALMAyAc.-THls DsY
RISES IS s s. SCI. 2lSst IS @ south E''i' -
Latest D ates.
81 svRE an ?
LIVERPOOL. ian ttNEw-oRL EANs Feb.f
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ships Roceste- Woodruff Liverpool WGIIQH q MIN
turn England. Watt, do, c II Marshall cnrolauns Hale
Bai;!more Bartlett { Colon, Saith, tat ana ,>roifDr
I.s '',,' ''-'S'' '2.ii ''aS'iiss'' s'' : 'til
Ergs "etumpka. Fowler. Mobile surge, & Chairman:
Carr!rr' n-:p, Mars-ies. Fitch Co: Detroit ,nder
on 6tofge6"n, 6 Bf brig Ruhv Crocktr, Liverpool
:. ! R6 Grffg Neyeb.rr e. ;5.,..,Sgcq4at
Portland lit Nr,rntii Leeds: ii smith. smith ia.ota;
S,,GhapPes Foam, i'iani Niaracto,yia i homl., I
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Sup Pari' h!ng III day- from Batavia coffee, &c. TO /
Ship Celia, rom Charleston
Bark Lagrange Portef days from sa.anaai a tim.
Der Tor Navy Yard, ses.e 70 Durham Z Dlaoa20 pas
Bark .,In Louisa Clifford troul era Cruz Gtl January.
hides &c. L Elarsous j. Co.
Brg cnftis, frH!n, 6 days lronN 0rleaG IN mize
frg SsyEaglsnd Croker. 2 from AtakzIas, i.a
ssg SABINE SI9rr~, q day. ron, loa. mahogany. 3
Brig A-a,ana Williams. ladayz from Nog-, ea,,oa, 10
Big Tar ogte:i. day. from Charleston co.,on ~
Big faslea, Smith, y day. from. po,,au Prince. co
master. - - = -
EE taeasa Williams, 10 day. otllniob.e nlze. 10
sbl5 1Ia.ss!st ai4 rom Petersburg, cooi
Schr Edinburgh Decker days fT1I,o yorl, R -,.s.
10 master. - = 80
BELov-l ship .and. j brig
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The market for Sterling Exchange continues act'e os
rather firm Reuters awaiting Tie adyces By thS
steamer. Va quote a 2.-Francs 523..
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- To Tcachrrs. within few mile

II To EcaclirrS.--Witi few miles ol 'lliS cry
rare opportunity ocfedto lady, or lady and gentleman
nils cnmpetrn! eagh The u,eHlz1nt ornamental biahet
es and take the cI3rge OF Day and Boarding school
rho present incumbent @SniRg TO leave e place thc stl
the ld,l reasonable The opening for MGse II pr
tcular very rood there being no competitions "o7lrs
L. -. ..1-l-r.
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CoSSEe1lcUr.-The Wing State Coayesaos
va> he'd At Haaf9ra On Thars,lay->siD,.>fc
>eden IN the CHAIR. rup,e. hundred peley,,s
sese pre>e:,, from rs towns. The falios4,
ir>ct for State Officers was nominated yi1:
t,,- l;ovev1or-,.,.... WLLNNw ELL>woarH
Lieut. G,4verlr1i. KEUBEN BOOTH;
Trc-,,lr,'T.. EHENIhH BROWN,
SECRETARY ...-... u ,NiEIs z. I.ER
Coulptroaec5.r- HENRY N1LBoCRE.
Neszrz Boot. and Tyler, We beteve. asv nc.
andidates tn, others. We bctege, The present il.
,.anbea;,. Tfey tre all gao3 men aud true: .,
we trust our CONNECTICUT friends dc not need ,oe
at,.r.latioo iha;. trey Do not mean 10 be beaes
in spril taes must wtSE uP
THs Na@ WoRrD oi#to-lay i a >picai.3
sheet. Tie Travelling Sketches. from the Frcalb
II Dumas. a Sermo;ron Hard Times, and . srca.
variety OF o;ber prose matter. both riginal ar,i
>eaefo,i. sogp,.tjae Poetry SC. Sc. make II al
s,ltrae1 re papes Two clgroyings--sar uea,e,
ihass most d c,,,s~--alorr. the nnmbsr Fail
ne; % bs:zir
D.. The a;enry Clay Club. Eighth Ward,
Henry clay, cinl, Ban. F.SuIh Warti are requested, Se
,t.! leslinS -1jGray Grhi>i tvc4Iiz. a,ii ,n.!
i.ai past o'c,5ck, AZ the Howard House general ~
asuciIli Attendance = requested.
BY order ot The Chai7naa
fis II CHA> ". WARD. Secretary.
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FRIDAY, T. %
Tfere Wa moderate OF business done L,
Stack Board fo-l without material variation nraes. No
hawk dcclgedL. Delaware ana Hudson rnat 50
8el. Harlem and Long Island improved slightly.
n S;a- Seendt> the sales reached $3.50 firm rats
I.,iana Bone improved = Corporation Bonds ,o ~ 59i
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My Dear Sri very grateful iorhrt0g remembered
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which attend the fortunate author IL hiS progress !roUg!f
the country could. moreover find good reason,
severe patriotism might sanction such Inequalities Foral
though he come, among W,!0@; the anlgnceEerto or
appointments OF an envoy amt claims Gn!y the privilege
member OF The EepuDcet Letters ON thai t!tec-cl
laon d. such writings n hsapIeIgg TO universal sent
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cal feelings between ansi trai aG' brethren Than
all the studied iahors OF Serrelru state and ienpoen
tiares. Although reinqn, tl Northern Bound
maintain icy barriers against Who skill
tny lays S!ef 10 our affections v lnd upon our rlfln
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can o2iaa no atoneGlet Tor he agrees on upon The Caro-
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sand hearts warmed and harGS eNtened t. receiy your
5s-t AMI CONVICTIONS OF l'soprety induce
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