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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

EtoQUEver ~ ARKaNsAs.-Ne find the fol-
loving specimen in a card published in an Ar
ksn.a. paper by some one who nad been charged
viii rot wishing to celebrate the Fourth OF Jaiy !;
Shades of Washington, Hancock, aud Ethan
Allen, If ! have offended, remember the fisty
Of mortas, aud be propitious What! abolish
that day Of DAYS that DAY when he concentrated
wisdom of ssc, was blazoned forth on Hdt " i'm
mortal sheet that epoch, not only III American
history, bat "a the hi.tor, of the wOrld-that day
when the Ph,-nix spirit of Universal Liberty arose
M ont of the American sill, and spread her broad
piuions n-yer again to be ioded-that day, TOR the
celeb-a ion OF which l. in my boyhood days, eN-
pended the last siNpcncs to buy hre-clacker'' Fo-
bid it, departed shades Pacific Ocean thou INK
stand ot creation and you yc tall pine' OF Nor
WAY, crowqmlls for such an occasion AID IN eT-
,gng,rg that resolution Let lethean floods roll
ever perpeluaily, and tho raven wing OF oblivion
rc,t on 1t for ever
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no CONFECTIONERS and Segal

Denl.r>-Wanied To dispose of the House and ny
ur> o Confectionery and Segnr Store, near The wash
ia,on Paraf. Ground with >dlooH Handsomely hu"l ~
ih, u0si wealthy part Of the CITY Tie advertiser h'
or, t..tv n " ,i an froAo = deceased relative that
r. .luI hs immediate supervision. II VIII consequently
be 4. ,.snd cash customer at bargain u or,i''
the .dck ard xures viii he sold and the hoIsc rented
None ca,i need apply at 27"t Fourth frt
n.,, "A .o>tsr i.b lNF
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MISCELLANY for August

ID FuhrTI trt,-Bunber Hin Monument, drawn and
eagrssel exprns 'ortie M>celiauy-ou steel
Portraits of IL -ui,lca Ameucan GOT up Al sTt,' *
n.u.e .rr..,N .o f4e Miscellany on ,ter-GcOrgf Wa
ngiou Nm H. Harrison. Henry Clay, Daniel Webster
Ctei .ruct Marshall, De " 1T Clinton Robert rmtu'
Theos Fr,i4us usLlYsen.
Fashion, Aueu,t-ihrce figures beautifully color.d-
Muse Cayluns. Would dearest thou wert hear "r, 'y
Suoar ~,
Term.--Sj per surum or > Ct. per number ihr en-
bell. hsut. a0ur worth ~ ce TIE price oi me nunn'
Itprfry .cf,.ut, A, var ed and INTERESTING - usual
ID SnDk 4 90
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IAySKIII MOUNTNIN HOUSE. a

7 t,- Pine O~cha -i7fl-Irs r'1 intc ihi -'h.'a'
nie rrsors w,l e conlIc.ri DirH- 'r p,t'. ''l ~" :,
Ter 90 ir-l' on 1ri ,lrsfiarr s'r 'i i'' '' ''. ~
Ia, r. ~rsole -nup.sf- anI lorn-- ar 'ni I, HoN
open 1r ,ie rser..l t ., y .1ft VII lc 'p~''
r, mantsu the i->srNov i- rharact $50 'htths> mere,
,f1re >usancl 4, heretofore. tIhI.s 50 ID r iafn'isn
- iin every cly i.t th- N1.a r1r,tt ci afofd
ln every possible .nion ia.i r-p'oi' tie cnn'c-
r- ii ,r l,r rl.t nf .i. qlr-ar, ~. ff rls-.ptv De-
slowed TL- road iel fo ' f,.sn - feit and c,iN
ca ,g that pau D t oa hr uDa-a, la, been t'ldtftd
psr 0tfl. ..fOOft Iuf slir.
Mess Seach s. Cos. excellent Ire of s.tges VII
run A., t"re'0s- rrgGa-y between .r Landing ,nd ne
Mountain & lu.s. on tie nrrlNl n f'r. AZ
4 n L---rr-.-Ar.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

ATTRACTIONS or THH GKEAr PRAIRlEs. Mr.
Kendall of the Newt Orleans Picayunc in his enter
t,i,ing sketches OF his Santa Fc Expedition, say.
that on tao Night OF July 4, lSil, his tent was
visited by a rationale which crdrled orer one
et the part, to find smuggling place undor blanket
Kendall covered himself head and all, and lay
ou-t till dav. when the snake being q" an early
,,irrrr." had gone out He saws TINT occurrences
of ,hi. kind are frequent on the praires but that
these snakes never bite. unless provoked, except
IA A-eu.t. when they strike at every thing being
then supposed to be blind. He adds
"Tarantulas. too, are frequently found upon and
under the blanket Of the campaigner, and are ssis
10 be as poisonous as the ratile.nake. They are
large. black. veuomous looking spider, nearly as
large as a common tca-cuP, and their bite Is 'aid
,o be- even worse than tha, Of the nttlesnakc.
When attacked with suck, they will roar up on
their hind iegs AID attempt to bite AMI arc eN
ir.iselv ferocious in every respect. The least
scratch from their long fangs throws person into
convulsious. and will produce death unless INN G.
dIate medical remedies can be procured The
ballet of d" l.. Tarcntulc,' in which Els.er gained
~ much applause is beautiful creation. although
founded entirely upon a superstition OF the ltalians
The bic Of the real tarantuls drives q person 10
,ny thing bu, dancing--evsn that species OF TITS
aad-,,.rts srdcr 50 beautifully given BY the fair
Fanny IN the ballet | have alluded TO.
1t j, cas-, enough to kssp the rattesnake from
a persons bed at nigh, while sleeping on the
prairie. b, placing a hair tsriat OF rope entirely
arogrd a. bed the snake viii nsver cross IT hu'
thi. IS no guard aeain. the tar,ntula. But it .
persons. however arr bitten by either. rot an 70
stance occurring on the route, although we sa"
large numbers of them.
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Is REDTCED.-Thc Ner-

chant, 2 rr Insurance Company No - Wal street %
con'rqusrcr th- introduction NJ the troon ater >l p
1t ., of damage hv fre reduced rac> "a prrlll
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, Presidt.L
4 = NrtLEk Secretary. > ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

CHEnICAL OIL, BURNING fLtlb.-lhe sub
,criher would nvur ths iieuosP ne pu'hc I" h> strA
of .GKtFNDtrGfr- PAJ IN 1 LAMPS, winch rom iLrir
beauty lad superior qualities, are destined 10 s0p"fsdr 'n
p..rs raw M p,e The oil Which burned ~ thfin n
hemcal pceuafsiou very clean ia It. propers and gives
,ysry brilliant and economic al light The buning rn',
+ pcrab. light, all smoke smell ~ gfea" an.
vii reihrf .o mr. stain Common Lamp. can be- altered
:, ,rihng expense t. burn the fluid. The suDHfiptr Is
sndy permrpd refer To ssue Of ,Or most ''peclsoe
camille, who sie using tie article.
J. g.. HOOKER, p6 Broadway,
FB-There u no danger Of explosion IN eu"r one si
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
AssOCi1tien.
=, ,l Ed,,or Of The Trbuue


You have ably answered the leading objection
Of the An,i.Association article of IT in this
di,', (Tucsd2) Tribune. 1t seems to be i'm
picd l,j thar the moral benefits conferred by
Christianity on individuals as such cauno, be en-
o,ed a. well in Association a. elsewhere, and,
2ly. hat these, as enjoyed under our present So
cai S,,tcu render any attempt at improving
Man moral and physical condition superlluous.
IN rc-ari 1, the fr.i point, the oHus probandt
rests upon the opponents OF Association the
writer (who belongs TO neither partly wants
prooi." or at least the shadow of evidence.
Ia rrgerd t. the second point, although the OBJ
i.ci Of Christianity in part 4" the amelioratlon
of Ma. condition in thu world it never pro-
fc,,,i t. III or-ede all other influences, all social
ami political reiorma ions. 1t found Man under
tymni, It cxhorlcd him 10 loyalty, obedience and
pst.ncr. II found great igequaltc, IN the soc al
condition but it never proposed by positive
cna,tm-uts TO remodel ihc exterior fabric ot
Sl-il institutions any more than tIa' "t fohtl-
c,. ones 10 worked by spirit rather than by etter
.i,Wiy and surely il ha, worked and is WORKING
tnd.r rs influence Political tyranny i pp-~ius
away: the powers that be- will not aray, be
II Will in tim" con.i.n other abuses 10 tn same
tomb r. viii chrc! this through various instru-
rlantaliiio,. of which Association 'a1y be one.-
Pb.anthiop, ], Christian PiincIplc; and Philau-
tht,pc a. well a. pruterlal motives are urged by
N. advocates Of A. JriaiiYn. Bui though moral
lor;e is required u pat ,hc machine IN motion
Mans Intellect must haya invented 1t. ], was no
more the proper business ct Cnrlstiam'y 10 invent
IT, than 10 invent the printios-Pres. and the steam
engine H.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
= AuNpRY ESTABLISHMENT, cor

ner of Foauh Avenue sui seventy ninth street, Ne"
York Iios.k,.usrs. Steamboat amt Packet proprietor,
and lam Les can nave their Washing ard Ironing done "ih
despatch aud .r neaest manner, and on snch terms 4,
viii compare with the TIMES. Orders through tie Post VI
nee or I'D. N Tie Office O :. Benson. No J0hnsreet UP
.air, ~ 90 receive immediate attention. NEsEf CO
G. " w.,
n uo,v, vl6 2w-
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DkOMN.o hnMLNG sALOnN-

Ns~'uc IA. H.,1'isav 70 irt-riiacinr ths e,tsh-
l.tueui a. tne sui -- grn,nrr thr proprietor would
cllI fsntOu l a, n>t., Is .urernf o any
thing ever Ve r.ot-ct. r tr Hsf'i. afI here -
..url rrcra ffef .'f vui-. fy o~ ohisctona-
h. .c.tty d "a. bean 'fr a rf fh- "rr .f0I si4pf-
iur f. pert hsI f1 PRO- Vrrrn>-s u athletic eNrf,lsr 20
IN .h h, sr.ct pniry 'u'tors. fl e,titinns nom
.. 1-rr-et. n,9rr t.'. h- has beet cIrrial n his
.,.,ca ot .'yri, ani ca.arg t.osc 81 ci ~
tfs general ,urr.ts
4. frei, t.ra- fse c,y. arri e'>' et 'ens te,rpus
rf aae,.r..nf lra .s.-nrsff f. rHr 81 "ufn- ier ab-
s.,,,s . -..> tr. u .... l'0 h - o0irr
e. fv t.. .. ..... ....f. .iti ..N1 o, str
4 .-.-t vent isi.ru is he nr"r 1'4 deco - prrNn
tr, r,ri ..f.rf, ., pine among Dol, Nffi ''n.>. -
' ..I .,,. ... -li.. no r.,.-fr. 'yq yn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for LfAKN-

: , NJ TT n T ~ Nv
T,worh. ,f learner, e1a,n'ai ascor r4 g. . new ~ q.
nay be " - oliwey. near he lnef an tolrl-
Mo, NscroR EKSNIIr wI give .e,'1a> in h'e uni hr
li.I nj ,f month t, me of l, rrs~fl-r f1- frmoe.-
At tlrse new a-coNeiIe, tn the tuLht Ia ~ may De-
learned Ia * acur,-nr tc .ow ef 90 iNr dna>- ,"r
zach nav kind n,s sbe ate le lesson. Amateurs Who
have seen The N0h, ADJ tH Qrni arc tnu i ma uerr
arr real discover, useful fH Hr-f, 's W' '' i 'i 90
have u-Nrr ,fuai tf -rn.. .r iir zap. N ai f'fir'
uon " ma whieh ira iu-, inU uaIi may Pei H'ie Inc
excellence ,f the ,ystrn impossible - rFqant one
-. -. .rc..,,,.t b, Wa I'm
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OURJJC ADMINISTRATORS OF

Il FICE. No. Is JohnslreetIN oee IS hereby gwen to
OF NewYork ayernkecper Par,os Rudy ae Of the city
NeW.York grocer, Ernrft Sehot, formerly OF - CAL
Sv,,erand dsle of he >aid ely o, York; merchant,
and Wii1 Garforfi late Of Yorkshire England. earrer
and VII, arr s'ee to died nestas that shall ap-
Div 10 M. Surnse OF thu county Of N-~York for Letters
Of upon the ~ the intsstass r.
sprctsey al H. ls iay OF August next, al 10 O'Clock IN
ths 'or,nco-.-Dairi Nv fork, July -. lst.
ives Sav4s r. kkTCHUh, Pubnc Adnlnisuator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
DTGGLES'S Patent Printing Engine

eYcl,, yeiv rSed in hi, city " 81 Ann',rect between
Naan and " liai sreets TOT Cards. Ccula> = b hea"'
Handi, Bis O. Lsdnl. and every Other ie'ci ton o
Pr,tiu,- I.riili,6 bv inches 81 80 per thousand ;
Ivory >urscr Card, 10y urhes y so per thrisans W
Tor ~ anf inferior qualities Wucs cheaper l-
Heads printed at 50 per resm. with u Tie paper beiiS
wet by other pf fst'raud variety ot work ~ -
low rates Al work conc at The time promised, and re-
qureti. hlrier uousr than It possby he ohan'd
ll..,vle~e veS r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

Universal Lyceum. by Josiah liol5rook, Is published
monthly at the Exchange LyceurI, 3iS Broadway, al %
cents year paid IN advance liberal discount VIII pe
made 10 agents who buy by the quantity Agents OF pty
papers will find il profitable work For sale at Aford
news roOm l6s Bowery. Jel "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
iy2, III Nassau - and 10 school st. Boston.
NJUSIC AT THREE CENTS 4 Page

h tNI' Y ti'hi.i' t''4' - - -
VI 70 No r. Lispenari,L, cor. OF BroslHay.-CHf>'
T. GESLtjN, Mu,ic Publisher IS consdnuy -, p "
and ta,inuahe Muse tor the Piano. Guitar. and flule
which 1, selling at the very low price OF ceris apiS- fr
winch will e sold very low The public inviteH "a
and examine tor themselves. Wholesale dealers DJd.l
chpsper Than other establishment in the u. states
y .--rIss0 Forte, tunrd AT - c-nt-. .
Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
" HOLS NO. 100
DRFNTNS REDUCED.-The How

i ART Insurance Company, No = "l-.'rre IN conse
ql.nrr o ae Introduction o The Cfoion " eier insure
asafn, o>- anf af.ni-r hv Fire the CIV o New YORK,
m -..lur,,' rlf., of premium X HANtNS, Pc, icnt
Irsr, P.utfp> >ecrefarv y-h In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
VtYDFN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver

y
4 \ Meta NqS fvarfff y h7N'"r inr ii> 'fN '3ppe-
'r P,.~ by i. American I.>ilte lI a., la.l Far Tie
Goverurut have gwen t,r ihe Prt'ffHf ana u' ne>N
sccourian. nnd auy ~ tie public r,ifrti'' "l use no
other Pens They hsN- u-ty oll1r't iHf tf'l I1lui
ton and are surpassed sGla'rth hN anN POO . fnuiN'
TIE tldr are sappi. The Nfnunri1.ri lr.e> - NE
agents y a Z. IT ~ 70 y %
,.,.f. my4u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
vNHF TEETH. THE TEETH.-On

atmospheric pressure prnc'pc> full seis of best min
era teeth any number thai may oe WI % ~
serted the hore notice and In the neaesl Style wthout
springs or clasps Filling, Cleaning and kegulrung the
Teeth done usual N the best manner fo. sAracung
warranted by Dr. J. Buskey, Dents' y Muusy street,
nest door to ,ie Church. block west OF bnuadway-
Iharge. moderate. Terms cash. Jylf r)dOn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
/ LkE and SPEECHES OF HENRY

III y
Il lr. .N-NNIORI EDITION iirOadN av
H0ue July nj. i8l2ln general committee o' he Demo
cratic Wig N1nnr Men Of The city aud county NJ New
York,
Resol-ed Tint the pu' location propo.ed q he lite and
Sr.eenr< oi Henry CLAY by DANIEL MALLORY of New
Work. un erfakru With The consent and sprfnhafo p tit
d.,.Yyui.b.d = eenau cord iy recommended by tbs
Couftcr 10 As favor ~ their Dtu4,t1uc Wig breiti
iaro..-haut TIE Mon tIirlct ,rnm the minutes
GlLE> ~ HlLLbER, Asst Chairman,
s,urrt II J, -k.o~ . Pres iiag.
CHARtFs. X. I ihYIoR,N
Nh Tie al.ove work viii be- published IN two large
octave ,ouue, o ~ least 600 pages each. houpi m cH
extra with trnei>h likeness of Mr. cav view
o' hani , residence, ami such other pictorial 'nfras-
Y, a, NAV le advisable adorn the work. The prce
viii be hve ,nillfs copy, pay able on delivery
Agent, au;aoricft 10 Obtain >uh,crhrI, WI ns apn,n''
IN due DNNirL hti'.'hi'
ivy tm ~ wal->trcet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
U,UE TRUTn. AND ~ nUMBuG.-

cures III most in,etrrdc 0f Badness and restores 70
H., rer.ou good bead u. BAR III la, ION" upon ne
head Of per.oa ent eyen year of age when LecaiDe
10 ts cy last fall BE- offered 10 take t"eoty Pcfons IN
bala head, and give them good head Of bar ior n'hng
Th. he has ssrOm p.hrd dnd ose persons are ~" Fng
witnesses ts ty AMI can De rsecu 20 AT dny ur 70
prove the perfect Nj A5ams's mOrn rrntntm
H. xii i he r,n'iof 0lrteen sr fecu year t'Ifth'f
i.sk NO ett eretS to- ne cure B1iLess and he h1s
Al All enil lrey .ucc~eded The De-, ~ feorng
fealty tone Ia The san ~ method Is eqtY fiectFe 70
..avsn, the b,ir fr.n falling % Tor Restoring Il.
49, :, -ia 80 l',-. ,,flf be al .f.d. Is 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
TYAIR COLORING.-J. p. MABY'S

celebrated Hair Dye for changing red or grey lair
10 permanent brown black. for sale wholesale and re
tail at 10 Dvision..irce p cents ~ cenis and dollar
Der package. References given though not publisher
Also or sale, DMdruf IIar Restorative, AT 81 cents
per bottle or dollars for restoring bead OF HAIR. fAya
H.. ,,,en restored iy5 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
Any GENTLEM intending to build

wor,l , vtI to p',, llang tHr street fnd ili"" h,
eve, io rl r rair, nf enquire WlN f" moiia = washed
ont ,s >o s1r.. tira nfrlr tr mortar u.i' If coping
,fi areas ami cellar wpV. ,rI H hc sloud il al shl'-
,r,ory thru have inserted o., >Fccrcainu lnm''toa
i.r. huf u he Wuud have The mortar f'min h'h aln
pr,oC against nd 1nd stahrr.ivt us Hrr.isci" "ii ntH
chcati,u IINiauic Lime. which A. Vet never i> srs
known 10 either Nss oni o a-N htk or 'h" N"N
IN any ,fiat on howessr exposed. Pftc II pr mnl Y"
ali. ai tla conner %. Troy sn1 Ne.t.ts l'e@lH I r.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
WATER POWER TO LET in the

w ylage of wrsi Farms II mls, irom the CIV Inc
., by wntsr situated on the v-r kfonN anh
has good heat water throughout tire wear RON ose :"
htiy a0r,e poN,r. TO e wh suitable Iqar anI 81 r'a
..,,sl.e i,rps '1qu.re of JOHN COPCTTr 3i8 wash
inefp .frecf or q, ih, Ws, Farm, saw Mil. jyl3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
Children's Clothes.
DOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTH

byNG either al wholesale or retail al DoL>ON'> new
Clothing store No % Chatham street. cheap the cheap
est and as good the best that be found IN any oh@
ar, of tb. ci,y ie2 3p'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29

i chari Red Al Cosl-LumP. Broken and M r.
TL under,lgued auhor-ed % take pflrfs or ms ctie
hra,.I Coal at he yerY JHrt prrc, ether by tI" 'bEe
NJ an delivered from O. barge. ffee O carriage ~ any part
N.o t,rsy All schuyikll Leh' yh and Lacka1sns Coal
= American Br,u-i.nous Coal, Tor us CRATE eqe'l %
,t pool Best Virginia toa ~ k'i.s., =, a.
- -, idfwe,r orce JOSEPH y SIMPSON.
ohce ". ll3 Na.siBsueet
NIB Okser, for one ton viii receive he same attention
. - i,,,,ey o,,rIfy myl3u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
SCREWS.-Assorted from
4 MEXICAN MACINTOSHES contn-

uaIv on hand and made to order, in the best styles
Tree from any dissgreeahle smell ard warranted equal IN
quality 10 any imported by HORACE IL Dh,
Successor 10 Ro,bury India Rubber Co.
M,fle
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

NJ. J THOMAS 5 co, Albany.
H.. {. SALISBURY, Troy.
W STANTON 4 co, New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-29
TWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE
I EECUES , Leeches Leeshes .
CEA BATHING at Long Branch, New

- Jersey on the Atlantic Ocesn-Ihe susoribers sb0aId-
ing house open Tor reception OF compa y nnde ne
'l,-ect,nn of .irs ferguson. JNO. HOPPER
Na h.r k.-t I'm
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03
EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS.

We are constrained to say that some of the nomi-
nations made by the President treated by the Sc
nate apparently with singular harshness We say
apparently for of course cannot always know the
grounds upon which the Executive nominations are
rejected, but we think we sometimes discern more of
the spirit of faction than is consistent with Senatori-
al dignity. Nothing of course, but factious oppo-
stion can be expected from the Clay Wings towards
all of President Tylers acts but are sorry to see
AN occasional alliance with them of Democratic SEN
ators for the purpose Of rejecting such nomination
as that of Mr.. Tyson's of Philadelphia
There is mystery hanging about this which we
do not pretend to unrave but must say that it has all
the appearance of foolishly attempting to thwart the
wishes of the Executive. We hope we are wrong in
this conclusion, but it certainly bears this appear
ance-N. Y .Nsic Era.
God, who sees all things, knows you are not
wrong in this matter. Startling developments
will shortly be made that will shock both parties.
1t is soon to be ascertained whether the People
will submit to be thrust about like whipped dogs
by the political leaders in Congress, or whether
they have the independence to act and think for
themselves If the latter, both parties, as organ
lied at present, are doomed to eternal disrup-
ton.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03
THE PENNSYLVANIA

This paper has read us lecture on modera-
ton and decency and inthe very first paragraph 1t
falls into the style Of the most rabid ultra Wing
sheets. We did not expect this kind of slang
from the pen Of Niel--the talented "Charcoal
Sketch" John Niel-because he has the reputa-
ton Of being very temperate politician.
The Pennsylvania very kindly advises us
how to conduct the Madisonian. 1t has our
thanks. We will be civil to it, though it de-
cares that we are in tremendous rage with
others. 1t very gravely-at least it seems So
deprecates the war kept up between the friends
of the Administration and the Clay Wings
and get 1t admits that contention IN the Mig
ranks qoiU gire additional strength to The
Loco ocos. This would incline us to doubt its
sincerity, if the President was not Jeffersoni-
an Republican, and if there was not probabi-
lily of an approaching division in the Democra-
TIC ranks, and junction of the Clay and Ben
ton forces.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-03
FIRES.
II. Gait -

On Saturday morning, between two and
three o'clock, coach shop in the western part
of the city, opposite to the Union engine house,
was consumed by fire, together with large
number of vehicles, among which, it is said,
was the carriage of Lord Ashburton. The
amount of property destroyed is valued at
$6,OOO-$2, 900 of which was insured.
On Saturday evening also, about half past
six o'clock, fire was discovered in the lower
story of the carpenter shop of Mr.. B. Beens,
on -Four and half street, south of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, which was in short time con-
sumed, together with its contents. The flames
extended to several adjacent frame tenements,
which were also destroyed The dwelling oc-
cupid by Mr.. William Lusby was at one time
in imminent danger, but it escaped the confla-
grafton with the exception of small portion Of
the roof The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
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was carried into the Senate Chamber The
Globe Rolled after him, and many smaller sate[
lites followed in their train.
This combination of the extremes of parties
confused and COMPOUNDED the People. And Mr..
Clay, laughing in his sleeve, left them in then
confusion He feels secure. He knows he can
rally Bank party. RE has merely left his
standing order that the confusion must be kept
up--the worse COMPOUNDED the better.
Richie sees it all, He knows &C Harry OF
the West" g like book" He knows the Pre-
sdent too. The question is, whether the &C he
resies" Of Clay shall be fastened upon the coun-
try at the end of the Presidents fragmentary
term, or whether the conservative measures of
the present Republican Administration are to be
permanently adopted by the country.
The People must decide. They must choose
one OF the other of these sets of measures:
PREsDENTrYLER's CHEF MIR. cLAY's CHIEF MEA-
MEASURES. SURES.
/. The Exchequer. 1. National Bank.
2. A Tariff for Revenue 2. high Protective To
sufficient only for rV .
economical administra-
tonof the Government,
affording incidental pro-
lection to domestic man
ufactures.
g. Proceeds ofthe sales of 3. Dist, ibution immedi-
Public Lands pledged ate and unconditional.
for the redemption of
the standing debt.
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CONGRESS-.

In the House of Representatives, on Satur-
day, Mr.. Adams asked that he might be permit
ted by unanimous consent to present memoir
al from thirty nine citizens of Boston on the
subject of protective tariff. Leave being
granted, Mr. A. proceeded at much length to
comment on the remarks of Mr.. Wise yester-
day in relation to the contents OF the report of
Mr.. Poindexter which was, on Thursday, order
ed to be printed. He learned from these re-
marks that the report contained detamatory
charges against the People OF New England
and against their Representatives in this CAPT
tol. He was prepared to meet these charges
and voted against the motion to reconsider the
vote by which they were ordered TO be printed
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NOR SALE.-Forty-seven thousand dollars in
l. Certificates of the United States Treasury bear,
ing the interest of eight per cenum per annum, until
payment shall be made by the Mexican Government
in money or Treasury notes receivable at the Mexi-
can custom houses in payment of duties upon goods
entered for importation expectation, according TO
the article of the Convention of the 18th OF April
1899 between the United States and Mexico, and the
act Of Congress of June 18th, l04O
The owners of said Certificates of the Treasury
Department of the United States, for the above sum
of Al OOO purposing to make visit in Europe will
sell either said amount in its otalty or in sums to suit
purchasers, on accommodating terms, for silver or
gold Offers to be addressed through the post office
to S. Fl. g. Co. In of parity OF offers, members
of Congress shall be preferred Offers received until
the 18th inst s. II. & Co.
WAsHlNoroN, d. C. March 2, 1912.