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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

fh, County NJ NawY York notice is hereby .yen
,, against stephen bite, late OF the
Nv e.. New-Yo H. sen'iean, deceased. 90 prescott tie
.l . ia the vouchers flereo 10 the subscriber Al - Of
r.. 80 y Merchants Exchange in tse Ciy OF New
Yo on ar before the ~ entyseyeuth day OF December
rtxf. d, ,o,,
Dated Ntu-York the yth.ri dav ot June, D liA
- f.u,sm- MARCUS C0RNERAIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16

ID EMON I'D from - 10 ~ tbamheFS-
4 4 street -D.u'...rv.-wm Tr0u. Dul.i. soicls a-
s-re-t-a az those who wear Artificial T. , ami those "
ma, -.Onire Them 10 BIZ me,L1d griy OBJ. X''ff
frty ~. lie teeth. Known. ua 'hsrs d.-a1rte--
lie tss. m The mouths nj those wn0 s. uge acis. rr.-
'r for the a. IS The gold plate, n a.. Tat aift
ON ~. inserts teeth from romprt sei, without
u.inq sne particle OF metal OF aay description
~ Inn. II 90 ChAMBERs-sT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
- pl-RSIANCE ofan Order Of the SUE

rorsts of tle County OF New York notice - hereby
yeu IN all persons having claims again, lani JaoAso
, ta civ az Nev YORK. sfcsdsfd, "a present l' 'i'r
49, voche thereof O, the .uiri be-, At hi, ONO No'
n N,,n ,freet In the city OF New York, 81 neore M
ti,iaih lav of September next Da'Gd Ne" forh -oO'
,.ar ~ AisI,s. 4. ID. l84A -
u Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
JAKE NOTlCE that ne, The under

signed. have been appointed Trustee, ol ihe estate
OF william FaWctu, uuI-lcsIeif debtor. and HI aii
psrseu, indebted 90 sid lW taNc,tt are hereby re-
qured rcnder account 20 al sch debt, AMI
suns OF money owing hy them respectively, and all per-
having their possession any property 90 eft t.
the SAID VIM. faWcfU required o deliver te saf-e
the said Trustee. aHt all creditors 81 tie AID WIN
fawce required 90 deliver Co u tier respective acc
couas snd demands tie office oi fl4p >pel cr. No 81
wasrcct n iic cts o NeWNek on or before q .veaiy
seventh day OF Ausust next GEORGE PtARCE,
HENRY DIXON
PHILIP SPEYER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16

claim, OF my frst premium Cologne for 20 long now
take H. liberty of lNinr before Them another aicr o
coral worth. VIZ The gaiu.a Shaving Cream. lii'
vegetable composl ton can safely untqhded ~ H'
offered 10 he American public iorue pleasure IL "i'
ing aiher but pnsCs.-S qua -s uI SD hsnN >'i'- so
hetng nature " raise Q lr above any rNawtcr. n
;lus. who have tsd NV Cologne have found 90 be- All tnA
,lld thty vino tis Cream Viii achno"iedSt N-aI
tie half OF IT, virtues have not iUre been told
If\pMtRk - Cialnsl-Sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

! -oaate of the County IF Nsw-fork Nouc" is heresy
ye ~ all person, having claims against Danrl LAM 'st
- M c.ty "a \-y,Nn-k shoemaker. deceased to present
nm. ,,i tho voucher, thereof n the suo,crbers tuc
ou,r Mary Lane No 76 \arck street 10 Ne I ~ o.
Wv York 0n or before the twentieth 'y or Ntpt HH''
- Dsf,l \,w-Yorl the 18th day OF March, l542
MARY LANE, EHecurx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
FOR SALE.-Pargqina Bargaiusl--

CONAN ~ Is acre. eacl. sol of s-H's'r Gu~iif
ersd v M fine streams art covered Wiz tur iHn 'ith
a. White IL hickory beach. walnut utlse 1u3 j i'f
The All !, adapted 10 Wheai rye, eJra. oats cotton ~ ~
Seoi and lriI poatoc. The above ilAi, VIII ,'iu 80
banceI Tor alaost any kind 81 merchandise FoF cap,,
''a ~ - '' ANU g. p SMITH 80 heriv -
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\ nnr.ranoc of nn ordcr OF he Surrogate

Of the County 81 New No-l Notice is hereby gwen ~
a ar.ou. having claim, gan>t Jane, ffeean h' =" w
80. of Newiork builder dec.a.ed Ia present me same
h Ire vouchers thereof g. fhr --,crher> AZ the t>ufu
3D.. fe ,ug.-rar william = ~locum, No 80 tourih,ur'
10, DO CIV of \cNXark on or before the tweniyeiglhd ah
of Noveahf- uext-Daed New-Nofk, the twentys1h nay
ofN., ~. 1872 NM : SLOCt VI. Executor
~. - t,,,e-,s RtEt(CA L FKEFIAN. ENecutrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
~ PTPST7NYCE of an order of the Sur

r',ats Of the County OF Ne~-iork, N9uce = neiS,s
-ven ID al. person, having claims agan> 'oIheiu, -
s, f .ue n, Id 'he voucher, thereof io me suosct ~,
res .rre No lis Thirteenth street, n me 'F I,
-, N.-l .., ,r before rre tRenfy-flurh Jay OF oolat
,t Brffi New ork, the tweuly,t lay Z. Aor,L ~ -
GEORGE l. FKADENBl RGll,
CnRDFIIA MNMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
TOiIN WARWICK, Sweep Smelter and
- FOR SCUOOLfY'S NOM

EgyMe TAIN 'a,ton, Bethlehem al A.'enis~n,
Gtf-x@ Pa.-Day, sunday. exec gte'il wa 81 Labef
AM S-n'sry,ie r. lr0ad-Leaye per North Rive "a
O'Clock A. NJ By steamboat 20 E1sb,h-Por OF .ease the
foot Of Liberty street al O'Clock, 4 VI take tie f 'te
rha t- n Ey8JetfyNl htrr CONNECT wfh fr ar, Tor
~orerv It-C dacte, from thence arriving % ~rlHniaY'-
Mluufsn early the .aue afternoon, al ta-tun ~ rlcs
same eFerf
For ssal,or further nf.rmaton. apply . 4. D HOPE,
Merchants Hotel Al C0uiaudl street 90 Hr Railroad o.
nee. foot % L.D,uy e. OF 0n board tne hol'.
y. q. Ezra provided ~ he shortest notice.
Ths rone Oh account 0f de sH1ric stance ~ coach
cOmmenas eif 70 the public patronage a. beng by TAR
tie ai0st pleasant anil expeditions j.-3 'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
ALLISON posi-. NJ. a Cf'lr,t or
ivto, oSts CHAS r. BUTLER. litU.eUrsf
,ss SPLENDID FARM-l45 Acres for

sale OF Exchange 20 a.. tow o. IL ln.' '.'. '" 1
I, mid. from, Rrnndgu, ) trHu N0rNU0f LfrruH, '
Pahyion station Ion. Island Hairolc. Brlfn-' ir'' -
land water. roads, t0NirE aal t-nH- 'f.' fi''
lie farm ~ aGy par, OF the land wh be uproFeatn
Aunlv % Peari street Nit ~
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AIlROAD LINE 10 NOR

- !, s,--7.---E N~IuN y :. II,'I, y. ~ rt\tvA
MORRIS E~>FN RAliRoAs-NE" NNi'NN""
NF NT.-coumsrc.ug July -. isis =, -. NJ.
-. N,,,,i,,,..o Al tl 4 VI aud =. ~ Leave N'm'
al ,fo4 NJ ,nI 3 2 " Leave New YORK al. p"
- ~ N F,r. from New York % Nor s'o"h -
o. 80 ,i.s ,a,r,,Inv train " IA be ~ Newark a h'e
b.. . ,f,locl train 90 New Work, AMI as1 no u'h. ''l ~"
,i,,,.r and afternoon u1ins for t1l"'ips' '.,,,,
- Nh ~. Jersey Kl.'road Oti-e i1oi a. '"itt'.
49,. ,..t.rr.. f.. Are.t f. T.. Jackson. VII 10 i'"t ~
.st. .I,r.e %. ile baggage. Pi,,'rg'f' i',,ns -.
~. ,, il. 0'C'l.k irlin. viii always i'''l W -
- ,.,e .r ,rV ot ile silrc. going PORN '' N''1- e.,
MI, b. .n r,ai.nes, It The Depot 10 convey p''"-
s.tI.r cfihe above named places. t t.,,.,,I
INC .tr.cke,. puuctualiy Viii be observer ' WV
departure ~" a'i''"' IRA DODD SlpL
Nl5iNF ~ T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

peal of the Bankrupt Act was avoided an attempt to bring up the subject will no doubt o-rnorrow be made iD the same manner.
 The Committee of the Whole (Mr. Hop- kins in the Chair) took up the Treasury Note bill, which was discussed Nt some length by MT. Underwood, MT. Gamble of Ga. and Oth- erS.-N. Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

BLOODY AFFAiR.-h will be remembered that m April last Mfr Aliston was killed i'm a duel with Gen. Reed of Florida. Willis Aiiston. brother of tho deceased, aiterward Killed Gen. Reed. He then went 10 Texns where n seems he became involved in new 1na stIl more bloody Quarrels. A New Orleans paper says that he arfived in ina neighborhood of Braxoria about the lOth ult
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

" Ash@eToN, Eaiday, Jan. IA
 The Treasury Note Bill passed tha House of Representatives to-day by a verE. dec;SeS vote. An important amendment. however' was moved by Mr. Gilner. of Va. and ear' ried with complete success. though most strenuously opposed by some of the mem. oers' It makes it incumbent upon the Secne- i1ry oi the Treasury to deductthe spapuntof Noaes to pc issued under the Bill ffom the smoanL q the Lean Bill not yet negotiated, But for this aNendment it s nossible the R;Ii would not Have passea, The Loco ECO
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-01-20

we'll do in it.
 In the first place. it is taken for grantc,, that we all mean to be punctual. There is not a soul among us who has not plundered some body of time during the past year. by being behind our appointments. This is hnt one of the worst kinds of robbery, becDnse there is no remedy at law for it. It's mis. chiefs are interminable. To disappoint one person. is to disappoint hundreds: Like one of row of bricks set on end, and tapped over, the touch runs on, and the dilatorin1ess of one man generally causes through others very great annoyance. t0. wv
 in the next place, we will be methodical Method is the twin brother of punc,ualitv- sort of Siamese twin for where YOU see me one, you are sure to meet the other.- They are of mutual help and mutual secr. rlty. The methodical man can always he punctual, because he has nothing uneone to Setaln him: The punctual man cas. always oe metnodicai. because performance of an appointment at the proper hour, leaves hin, "tse 70 prepare for and anticipate inc nexs
 tn tne next place we will all be inaenen gent. Acquitting ourselves of an our ohi;g.- sionss ana refusing 10 enter into anv ~,h;ch we cannot accomplish, we will b.. aI,ia ,,. ,,... ourselves in the position of caring for r.ba dy. Having no reproach for duties undo,,~ to answer md preserving our self co'n,rsna 60 lar as to incur no danger of new d;ssc.,I " by too easy compliance, we can soon ica m the pronunciation of that most difIicul. cf onOsylIabies-No! An excellent daf"n.S is this tn times of exigenee.-E. Fl Wilsss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-29

true as scarcely day passes without the exposure OF
some new mode Of neecing The unwary. A. Reeve the
p'nc'pai OF the Franklin Academy was committed to
prison yesterday In default OF bail for further hearing
before the Mayor, on charge of obtaining money on
false Pretences The allegations are that the defendant
represented himself agent for partnership of rai
road contractors and SUCH obtained sums of money
from sundry persons tor the purpose as he pretended of
sending them to these contractors TO ba Inv them e,r
poyed.
These representations, II is said proye false and Mr.
II. refused TO refund the money Nothing was done in
relation these transactions until in
papers Monday for hands attracted large numbers
round the doors OF the academy in of employment
when they canvassed by the crowd which resulted
in complaint before the Mayor and the binding or
rather commitment Of Mr. r., as above stated
The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday night half
past 10 O'clock having during the last half hour Of the
session passed bill TO raise additional tax Of mill
dollar oil he taxable property the state THE mill
tax ssupposedwil yield about million and quarter
All of which appropriated to the pay OF domestic
down at 50 100000 There is in the treasury will
be the LIST prosmo, subject to the payment of the
100000 of interest money then due about coo worth
Of good money. Whether will be appropriated to in
terest as far as IL will GO not is than can FAY
letter received in this city yesterday from Aatankas
dated the 4h of July states that the Kings notary pub
lie Don Juan LsFonte robbed of three thousand
dollars and murdered The inmates of the house
all arrested suspicion of being concerned in the deed
The clerk and hoser believed be the principal
persons concerned. Rains have been this season.
and business dull.
Little was done in stocks TO-DAY. few hundred dol
lars worth OF State 6ves sold at 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-29

street., sold to Mr., o. lot of loaf sugar at very
fair price for Mr.. o. to Judge OF the quality of the
sugar sample was exhibited, which was pro-
nounced TO be first rate The price and quantity
being agreed upon, Mr. o. drew a check on enc Of
our banks for the amount, as II. a. L. had warrant
ed all the other sugar equal in quality to that OF the
sample show l. A few days after the sale the sugar
was sent up TO Mr. O's store-on unloading the
drays and slowing IT in the store, Mr. q. was sur
prised 10 hear so great a rafting IN the barrels -
This lead him TO an examination, when, 10 his as-
constituent, he found that the sugar sent hun was
very inferior to that shown him in the sample All
the barrels on opening them, proved to be the same
There was scarcely whole loaf Of sugar IN bar
ell, all having crumbled This 80 exasperated Mr.
o. that on meeting MIR. L., of the firm OF ii: "
l.. he accosted him and demanded reparaton
for the cheat, by either returning his money, or
making considerable deduction in the price, as the
article was interior to what he had warranted
Mr.. L. positively refused TO make any amends =
"Cheat, liar, rascal, scoundrel," and the like cpl
thets were banded, which soon brought them TO
blows-The fight lasted only for short time
the bvstanders interfering, but when they parted
Mr. o. was in a fair way of Ticking" his antago-
MIST"
Yours, &c, LOUISVILLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-29

The ADMINISTRATION Meeting IN THE FOURTH
WARp.-On second thoughts we don't think we shall
publish the resolutions of this meeting at present
The weather is too hot to read long yarns. The
meeting counted fifty persons-capital in quality,
Though small in quantity. They appointed five de-
legates for city convention to meet before the next
election, and organize new party to give support
TO the present administration.
This new party organization is gradually forming
itself all over the city. There have been elemental
~ meetings in four wards-the First Fourth, Eighth
and Seventeenth. They can count from 80 TO 100
men IN each ward-and will be able to poll nearly
2090 votes in the fall election This force will eec
tualy hold the balance of power between the two
great organized parties-the wings and locofocos
If this tiers etGt organize the State, they NAV
be able, at the first brush, give 10000 votes which
viii efiectually keep both factions in check. This
third party" is composed of nearly equal proper
tons of the wings and democrats-with little more
infusion of the latter, however.
Apropos, now is the time for converts 10 the new
party into the camp, and as Joe Smith would
say, "brng lumber and stock +" TO help build the
temple. BY the ides of November the Tyler men
will keep both parties in check. N. b. Major Noah
is with US, body and breeches.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Friday, July go, is4a.

o. An Evening edition of the HERALD will be
published every day, for the present, on the auva!
OF the Southern mail al 8 o'clock, p. NJ. The
from Washington is beginning have some interest
DEGRADATION or THE PREss The conduct of a
certain portion of the Wall street Tress and then
servlle echoes throughout the land, is a deep dis
grace to the character of the age. The application
of the basest and vest epithets-such as" traitor
"imbece"-" rogue" no gentleman 'unprin-
cipled wretch" TO the Chief Magistrate OF the re-
public, is a species of degradation IN public wrltins
that one could suppose would only be found IN the
less civilized periods of human llte
Prints and politicians may differ In opinion with
any branch OF popular goyenment-or with an,
distinguished statesman, without launching into al
The abuse and sham .lessness that Is only snitahle
language among bands Of pirates or btrbarians
Henry Clav may be in favor of an ''old- fashioned
National B4nk"-or high tarifi-or distribution Of
the land revenues-or an assumption of State debts
yet because another man entertains different
opinion, there would be no justification tor the latter
TO apply to that statesman, the very lowest and
vllest epthets OF the vocabulary Mr. Clay himself
has sometimes changed his political opinions from
antl-b INK 10 bank-sometmeS changed his positions
from one party TO another, but who with any of the
feelings OF a proper selfrespect, would call him n
traitor" renegade "tun-coat 7" None,
surely. Then why should the Chief Magistrate be
treated by aportion OF the press with as much reck-
essness and atrocty as if he were ruifian on his
way to the State Prison
II is disgrace 10 the civilization of the present
age that such public manners should be tolerated.
It is fortunate thing however, that the two prin-
cpal sheets engaged in this business, the Courier
and Enquirer" and the American" have a very
limited and diminishing circulation throughout the
country, and among men of real intelligence and
responsibility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-29


About five o'clock yesterday morning, well dressed
high fair complexion brown hair cut in the latest sy
arrived in this city by the night train Of from Ba
MORE and stopped at sandersons franklin Hotel regis
FULL he told, in reply 10 his application for room,
that could not have one under an hour. The
swer was also given 10 gentlemen, "N.AEott Ohio
who arrived at the sme time The former called for
peach brandy but being told that the bar was closed
askei for some port vine which was given him and he
drank oil He then told the porter to take of his
baggage ard walked out.
AS there countless afoat during the day,
took the trouble to ascertain the particulars relative 10
the murderer and the which had led him to
init the rash act His real name is Milton j. Alexander,
and from huntsville Cumberland county, Kentucky
in VIII CHI county he has relations of the of Alexan
der numbering some three or four hundred
The reason Of his registering his name Smith, he
gave that he did not his real name to be reported
among the list OF arrivals at the hotel fear his oher
should know where he is; he having le home in
quence OF some dispute with his family. Alexander, the
prisoner sonly 20 years and months DID, accordg to
his own statement He has not denied the murder,
but frequently conversed upon the circumstances with
great freedom When in the custody of the officer before
he had obtained counsel he stated that he was in love
with young LADY at home whose parents would not al
low her to marry him. because he not rich and he
left home with the intention Of getting money If he had
to kill somebody for IT, At another time he said that he
let the hotel for the purpose of getting uncurrent
bank notes exchanged for current funds and seeing the
Office above named Open he entered it with that intention
ndpresented his money, when the broker Lougce said
it as counterfeit which caused high words and Lougee
called him liar" when he drew the dirk and without
further thought stabbed him. He also said that after he
had dirlsed him, he did not know what to dohe first
thought that he would take hold Of him in his but
then thinking that he might be arrested he resolved
run-this was all the work of a moment.
The prisoner is remark ably pleasant and respec-
table look person. II. is well known TO several oour
Market street merchant having in this city to pur
chase goods in $780, His father also well known here,
and all who speak of the family rather eulogious than
otherwsethey all the pri oner bear rrepreacha
BILE characters, until this mesn holy event which will
be- canse of mnch grief to his aged parents.
Alexander. he Police
examination. asked gentleman Who hal used the
Of Mrs Lougee fshe the wife of the murdered
To reply In the Affirmative he said-"Tel her, sir,
there is circu instance in my whole life that much
regret as this"
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday Evening
The Reduction Bill SmOt hered

The House has at last got rid of the bill reducing
the pay of members and federal officers 1t has
been sent to select committee of nine. The game
of demagogusm has been played out, and now the
thing is to be stlhed in committee. There was
neither honesty nor sincerity in the movement
neither thought nor purpose of carrying out
scheme of rctrenchment-t was a mere trick, con.
ceived and attempted with view, on the part of
the mover TO parade his championship of economy
and reform before the people at the hastings.
Mitchell, whom the good people of Niagara county
were in doubt whether to send to Congress or the
State Prison, said there was shocking deal of
humbug in this world.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, July %, ls42.

Mn. EpiroR
The fact is this weather is almost too hot for news Of
any kind II is half past o'clock A. NJ, and the
mercury stands at g. What midday will bring forth
heaven only knows. Yesterday extremely warm, the
thermometer told 90e at O'Clock M and should Judge
fell very little until midnight
Some excitement was created yesterday in conse.
ouence of young man named John Reed having acct.
dentally shot himself in Mr.. Chapmans apothecary
Establishment. He in the back yard trying to shoot
rats The pistol went off by accident, and the ball
struck him the breast, but fortunately glanced Of
without entering. The charge knocked him down, and
until the young man could explain himself the general
impression was thaIhe had committed suicide.
Business is at stand. Howard street. City Mills and
Susquehanna Flour continue to sell in limited parcels for
So which is the regular quotation. New Wheat comes in
rather slowly. Sales are being made various prices
ranging from 20 cents TO 81 80 per kind and quality
Corn, 81 SO cents; Rye, 81 cents Oats 25 ri cents
sales of Mess Pork ut 81 So and Mess Beet 50 Whs
key, 81 n 25 cents, in demand
The brokers are doing nothing. Some of them have
closed their offices, and set the fishing business down
at Iarwood where logs to sit on let for fifty cents
foot Yours RODERICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-29

SMALL Brownsville Grand Jury of Phila.
dephla have indicted the Proprietor of the Ledger,
for libel the Proprietor of the Chronicle. Grand
Jures should let editors settle their own quarres.
We are very sure that Col. Alexander, who is very
clever fellow, cannot be mnch singed by news
paper squlb. Have not the Grand Juries of that
city enough to ndct if they do Justice TO their nu-
merous fnanciers' An editor must be hauled up
for every little piece of verbage hut, scoundre who
cheats robs forges and plumbers by wholesale is TO
escape. Call you this even handed Justice