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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-10
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Ftbs1Aasy H. 1912
SlR The annexed regulation Of the War Depart
~ ment to prevent the sale or introduction Of spirit
uous liquors into the Indian country il transmitted
for your government; to which beg leave to call
your particular attention, and to require you to
force all its provisions, without respect to persons.
Very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant
Il. HARTLEY CRAWFORD.
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WAsnINGToN, July 81, I84I,
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON.

march 7-3taw3w
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and the Importance of the Vice President was not
overshadowed by that of the President In the great
struggle for the Presidency in 1884, MIR. Burr, who
voted for by the people as candidate for the
Vice Presidency having received equal number of
votes with Mr. Jefferson, set up his claims to the
Chief Magistracy The memorable contest was not
ended until after fortyseven ballots In consequence
of this amendment of the Constitution was pro-
posed and adopted, by which the electors were re-
uured to cast their votes separately for President and
Vice President. From that moment the second Office
in the Government sank into comparative nsgnif-
Having little power and patronage, parties
their eagerness to the Presidency, have gen.
orally paid more regard to availability than entire
of political sentiment in the selection of
candidates for the Vice Presidency. Under this or
der of affairs John Tyler, who had not long been
member of the Wing party, and who had for years
distinguished himself by bold and consistent oppo-
stion to the Bank of the United States upon constu
tiona grounds, selected by the Harrisburg Con-
vention our candidate for the Vice Presidency
That Mr.. Tyler was known by that convention and
by every one acquainted with the political history of
the country to entertain many political opinions not
in accordance with those of majority of that body
that he was selected with hope that his name
would secure to ticket the vote of Virginia that
the nation was entirely absorbed in the contest be-
tween Harrison and Van Buren, that the Vice Presi-
dency was overlooked; that no pledges were demand
ed or given by Mr.. Tyler, upon his nomination. and
that the present posture of affairs not ancipat-
ed facts which the candid of all parties must adj
nit. When the difficulties and ruin in which gentle
men say the country is plunged have been caused en-
tirely by themselves, they their consciences
of all blame, and throw the whole fault upon the
Constitution Having reduced themselves to dilem-
ma by one change in the fundamental law, the only
way they propose to escape is by demanding another
Having torn of single from the roof, they now
propose to stop the leak by cutting down a rafter
they may be skilful carpenters but / would rather
pay them double wages to do nothing than hire them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26
WATERING PLACES, sc.
=5=35;--

THE PAyiLLIoN:-This new commodious Hotel viii be-
open Tor the reception Of visitors and the of
New York. -
The clear pure of the springs greatly resembling
those OF the white sulphur spring. Of Virginia have been
proved 20 be highly effcacous Rheumatic Cutaneous Bill
io9s and compaints and in the Of Erspela
oirheum Scroula, Liver Complaint, and general deb,ty
and III many ether respects les certified BY OF the
most eminent medical professors in the United Sates med
nal eang properties unsurpassed and believed TO be une
quaiied by any In tins country. go
Added TO these the rides vicinity, villages
extensive views neishbong and romantic scenery are
among the offered these seeking IN the heat
of summer, either health pleasure. -
These springs but few hours ride iro, sarotoga roy
Albany, and accessible Canaoharie The Alba
ny and Utica railroad where carriages daily await the ARRIVAL
OF the Schenectady and Utca
tors the Springs distance Of about eight mes arriving IN
time for dner also by the Albany and Cherry Valley Turn
pike BY daily stages being about iorhse males west OF the
city Of Albany
Warm cold aud shower furnished all times, either
of h fresh and every attention given
der the Nv of visitors agreeable.
Of the rurest mountain sng Ice Is stored for
the seasun. q, w. b. GEDNEY.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This Hotel will be opened at
the above village of Sharon Springs for the reception OF
tors, and combining all the advantages Of this delightful
residence. JOHN v. ETTEN.
.DoI OxrCfa
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Court of Common Pleas,

bcIUTt JUuBt TnEIhnam
July 25.-Nathaniei c. Jaquih vs.. Samuel Utter-The
plaintiff had hired of the venerable Samuel Brown the
store belonging TO latter No 235 Greenwich street. which
after occupyin time, he relet to defendant who
agreed to pay him SG0 for his cultures" Thinking be
could fix the fixtures more TO his mind than by paying
them, defendant afterwards refused make good the
amount, alleging that Mr. Brown, the owner had claimed
them as belonging to the building Action in conse-
qusnce, is brought Mr.. Brown, in giving his testimony
denied having made the claim ascrhed him and the in
ry gave verdict in favor OF plaintiff that Mr. Ute
will find among the fixtures" bill for 50 OF 60
dollars extra for costson his part certainly rather
necessary fixture.
For plaintiff, Mr. c. Lawton, For defendant, Mr. c.
Narle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26
C. L. INGERSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.

D OATS Dnkey sail boats aud boats pleasure boats Sc.
ID sc. The immense Boat Building Establishment Of c. L.
Ingerso 406 Water ST. Catharine Market of the
extensive in the United States. Here were built
beautiful pleasure bage and club boats that have foaed
the and lakes of America Also the for the Auto
Of all the Russas several raceboa or Asiac Monac;
the fancy boat called the John Smith OF Arkansas and the fast
sailing boat for Mr. O. f. Bsnnngs lie has recently completed
life boat plan which has been pronounced by
Of experienced nautical superior be-
fore built. Al this establishment kind Of boat will be
furnished with reversed bottom, from mould, way
the Of the purchaser Of whatever form they be.
The materials all Of thu best quality pine boards being
thereof large Of boats Of all kinds, including
life boats gigs long, quarter, pleasing Whitehall. and
boats be found AZ the manuiac prices much
below what purchasers have heretofore paid and liberal dis
the usual will be made those who wish sell
again. Please call before purchasing elsewhere then
Judge OF my work--References.
Jas w Hale Sol Agent 50 Wall ST. For sdvsx ksenent Of
boats. &C. Com Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser. ly22 lmsr
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Price Two Cents.

the centre of Washington Market was referred 20
the Market Committee TO report the cost thereof
petition was received from Horny Meigs ex.Alder.
of the 10th ward for appointment TO some uulo
office calculated for his abilities and which would rerde
him comfortable support.
resolution to change the OF that part Of Eighth
street west OF Broadway 10 Clinton Place v adoptrd
resolution 10 strike the of Richard Smith
ahu M O. Hail. In certain assessments end
adopted - - 3' -
FIVE O'Clock -N' S''-''7 49," ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26
DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENsARY 2oiTt onstreet near
~ Greenwich.Dr Morlson Menu 9th, Loyal College
of Surgeons London, and formerly vgr min British Ma
Wy continues TO be consulted daily all beases ola delicate
and all those distressing symptoms ltDon nu
dlcous treatment and the mpudent iquac medicines.
pr NJ has had an experience OF twenty wo Yeas treating
delicate diseases all their and Implicated FORMS and
mild safe and nfable substitute rmercury eadcat-
the ,eneeal with certainly, hout sujecns the
patient any risk restricting him n susua diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable taste and smell Per-
icnt distractions IN the urethra. ilb structures and
ngement Of the PROSTATE gland mpaned with much irr.
tation and dull pain about these Us of the
quences of nalea ment Dr. Nj uestssrctures in scien-
tc manner, promoting ahso Of the thskeae cneusr
membrane without PAIN
CONSTITUTIONAL EBILiTY.-Thopssnds of young
suffering from rc consequences OF indulgence IN
destructive habit whose further injured from
the Of pretended specifies which stimulate
only induce depression. Dr. NJ such
purely pathological pneipes and never fails in establishing
curc-the sfictesI honor and confidence Is observed
PAID containing suitable fee, will
tie correspondents full advice and dcine OF the
Unicn by his history Of his detail 2oi% Full
on street rear Greenwich,
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u. y. Circuit Court.

july 26-The July term opened this forenoon.--The
criminal calendar consists Of nine charges of assault with
dangerous weapons, five revolt four perjury one
grand larceny one intent to kill by shooting one post
master IN Greene county robbng the mail But Is Grand
Jurors answered TO their names The Marshall was d..
rected to fine the absent jurors S25 each and
others for II O'Clock tomorrow. The SQUIRT then sd.
journed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26

SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NEW YORK.
Edward IL. Ludlow, auctoneor (of late firms Of 6. X
Ludlow Co., one OF which was in co necton with j. b.
Glentworth, and the other John 3oocock), Sept 2.
Gerard Hopkins, late merchsn y. y, sept. 2.
Piiny r. Davis (lste firm B. NJ De Wit Coz mer-
chant, NY. Sept g.
Daniel p Parker Cuembor OF the late American Trans
portation Coz, NY,
uriah u. Judah date firm crommeiem and Judeh Sc)
merchant n Y,
Peter va antne late butcher, y, Y, sept. Q.
David O. Higgins Lexington, Greene Co., Sept
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Aldermen Martin, Leonard, Purdy, Hatfield, Bon.

Day Police Officers per day every twelve hours in the
day time, and 81 u Tor every twelve honts nj night
The ordinance regulating the Water Works OF the city
OF New York was then taken up and adopted with but
few amendments. When II passes the Board Of Assist
ants shall publish il for the baneft of our readers
Alderman JoNEs introduced ordinance aboshing
the Office of First Marshal and making provision for
first Clerk to the Mayor and assistant, the latter Of
whom TO possess the powers as those now per
formed BY the First Marshal The ordinance ordered
to be printed and laid on the table
resolution TO pay Messrs Lord Wood and Foot, the
Of $500 each for defending the Corporation suit DC
fore the Supreme Court and the Court of Errors, was
adopted by party vote
a resolution to make appropriation to throw shed
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0iRsRps WiLt.-The Honse of Representatives in
Penney took upthe bill providing for the trial OF tbs
CITY OF Philadelphia Gas corPoraonl for violating the
Trust committed to their BY the VIII Of the late Ste
phen Orard and after good deal Of discussion the
passed hnal reading Yeas Nays 26 The triel is 10
take place in the County Of Montgomery
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BOARDING.

AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, co. N. J,
EVILS f. HANKINSON respectfully informs his friends
II and the public that he has fitted the best style the
house formerly occupied by Jacob Coes at the above
the heahul situation the about miles from
Red Bank and fourteen from Hystown Stages pass through
and fro the philadelphia The of board will
be found very moderate Also sabling &c, for horses
very reasonable terms.
L. f. H. pledges himself that effort of his will be wanting
render those who paonse him comfortable and that his
house will be found equal any along the ie3o I'm
REDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS This well known
ID watering place, situated in Bedford Couny, Penny aa
is open for the reception of visitors.
To those who have the Springs be
thai they situated the great Western Turn
pike which passes through Penps from Philadelphia
Pittsburgh few miles east Of the chief elevation Of the Ale
ghany Mountains.
Every thing has been this watering place render
soou those who seeking health enjoyment
Amusement will be found suited all tastes and good band
of music will be attendance.
daily stage will leave Chambersburg in the morning, and
arrive the springs the evening" if prefer the
Baltimore and Ohio X Ill Road Hincock will have daily
convey lnces from there 10 The springs.
The liberal extended the subscriber the
seasons will the renewed the coming
for t. e amusement and comfort Of his gneEts.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
je2o cod lm*r Proprietor.
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CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,


THIS romantic and fashionable will be conducte dur
the present under the direction and supernen
dance Of the subscriber Ii has undergone complete and
thorough and is new open for the reception Of visitors
No effort vii be spared to maintain the deeryed high charac
ter which II has her acquired.
As heretofore its tables will De furnished with every delcacy
tenton that can promote the eonvenenee aud offs
establishment and especially that part the mountain has
been rendered perfectly smooth and safe
essrs. A. Beach & Co.'s excellent line OF will
as heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
House, on the arrival Of the boats
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IoRp wopprrH.--Hs Lor1ship arrived here on Tues
dav lat IN tho rinres ROY a. from Kinrsor md le he
sa-,e afternoon with the superintendent Of Indian affairs
for the Manioulin Islands, LAT imcor to witness
the distribution OF the Indian presents. Toronto Tes y
Tburedav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-26
SILK HAMMERS. Nc

SILK BANNERS, &c.
VJANNINGTON x co, 800 Broadway near Head street,
IL Respectfully inform the Order OF l. o. Of o. F. and their
friends generally they prepared orders
durability and economy having Silks made for the
casion that will make the largest banners without dsgurng 1t
with seam.
Specs ms and Designs seen at their Establishment
293 Broadway, OF sent TO any part OF the Union.
For style, design and OF works of the kind
fer to the Gettys Banner. No H. l. o. of o. f. also to
Greenwich, No 49, Harmony a. Covenant a. Perseverance,
IL also Military Companies aud sunday School Banners and
the societies ST. Nicholas New England, ST. George st An
drews, 81 David sc &c.
Window Shades great variety from 81 each the richest
and best painted by the mos, eminent artists. ,
Stained Glass after the manner OF the ancens warranted
church windows other public and private buildings
boats ac,tt ships, store windows &c &c
lmitlpn of Stained Glass, PAINTED muslin for church
window close imitation of the real giss,at ng
expense the glass obscufed and painted brilliant colors
very durable and cheap ~ Hr
YOUNG MAN AND A BOY We're drowned by the up
n setting of boat off Governors Island, Sunday lIt
inst and been found since The young 20
old rather thick about feet inches hegh-had
pair ofgt &ambfoOn pantaoons yellow vest and
was at the tine without The boy years OF
tied under his chin aud gamboOn rock coat
and pantioons.
handsome reward will be paid any person giving nio
that will lead the recovery of their bodies BY their a
hicted relations at GIG William st. Jyl9 lwsc
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
w scriber is selling all descriptions OF gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains Keys &c
tail than any other place ia the city. Gold Watches
dollars each Watches and J-welry exchan-
ged bought All Watches warranted 20 keep good iime
money returned Watches and Clocks repaired in the
best and warranted much less than the usual prices
Of Watches and Jewey wholesale and retail 20 Wall
street. up stairs. Jy2l lmSr
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FURNITURE.
- GEORGE w. DAWSON,

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
Of Duane street, Ne,c York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large of the follow
ing articles via: sidehosrds Bureaus Beds,e ads Cots
Tables Chars Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases, Book
Cses, Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables
Pianos, Sofas SOFA Bedsteads Beds Bedding Mat
tresses, Cafets, Oil Cloth, Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Dressing Bureaus, Sales Nc.
paTe, and second handed.
All the above articles offered TO the piblic
low prices Persos vast Of said articles would end i 70
their adv ntase TO make an early call at the above establish
Shipping orders punctuay attended and t-rked the
shortest reasonable Mattresses Bedding,
&c for fitting out vessels, constantly ON hand.
All order the above establishment will psactuay
tended 10 aud thank fully received.
~ BTbe highest prices will be given for Second Hand
furniture and Gentemens and Ladies' of Ciohins.
a29 em%
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ou'e l2e. ie.e. yelt 9,nI
path HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-This long and well
- known boarding and bathing establishment, having
Gently undergone which the
erection OF several elegant hosus the OF
the M the reception OF company during the
The extent OF beach this shoIethe
perfect security in bathing for ladies and children, (te
bathing houses being within stones throw of the mansioh-
the shady cool and delightful locust adjoining the house
the pleasant rides in the surrounding counr Ehe exceln,
fishing grounds and other of heaul aud
ment-the beautiful view Of the Al mic and the
lower bay, almost constantly enivened by vessels
arriving outward bound render this situation
unqualified by any the vicinity It's accommodations
ample, the airy and the temperature the
warmest days of anything but oppressive. The
enience Of and distance beng but nine miles
from Booklyn the by stages hours accommodated
business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen OF busr New York.
lel Pm N.
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GOOD SUMMER VINE.

T B. STOUVENEL Importer Of French Wines of
d the approved brands Bordeaux Caret and other
Wines He has removed from his old stand 81 Nassau street.
to No. 81 Ann street, (near Nassau basement.
Always hand the best and recherche Wines St Ju
liam Moneaut ST. Esteve LATTE Medoc, &c. in barrels
half casks and cases Also Champagne various brands Bur
Gin, Port Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines
j. B. s. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families which will be sent of the city, also by the
gallon otherwise these who favor him with their
No Wines impure sold BY him, he Imports them
direct.
~ B. s. has opened boarding house IIoboken, oppo
site Vauxhl Garden the main road wbele kept
of the best Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and refreshments. jvl2 lm~c
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UJphsRR 81 fJATsi EAFEESs NAIL From NEW
possible eonysnenec, despatch and security The increasing
a eswsep Boston and s ely The Post Mater
10 the Department from this city Boston under the
soh instsn . ''S 70 commence On inc
70 the fullest possible extent these views
Bedod % Dc jysSed on beard the regular Mail
O'Clock ~ g the time Of departure for Boston
Public aoier therefore hereby given the above ran ge
%eF BE- Wa =. sSo SfsgSs
shortest possible space ome and VII, es gres!et security
General Mail Agents.
5fise A New f York, July aES y
6 s%sy sSisa ss ses
Messfs Handsn Co. carrying the Mails between this
s delivery the earliest pdss fS e n
ss S which Si ss On hoard nd qg
dsnesi Boston from Aslf o'clock until the time Of Dc;
be Eeceiyod at this office up % o'clock p. NJ.
s sw JOHN n iaS Gaa 1s q NJ
S4A sEb Bsf&S$:
$fP,Ss ana ssI! hsi g. snoy@d F aSe N,
s a n c fer for sas
dlate paeSs IL2 with directions, to cause the de
Letters viii be received on board the o'clock steamboats,
p Tass ffS i @ e py be an, ,s
during my which s;P, time Inns poatsseesp be paid
Nal direct 70 Albany which leaves al o'clock r. n, nom
boz being placed board said boat under lock OF the de-
to the greatest diligence in the performance Of their du
ties The he a s will 30 mn on The soh inst
received this Office up o'clock NJ and letters for the
Gf2ss boat until S SoGN [oRER GRAHAMrM
UNIITTEEPR siEATE5 EXrREss MAIL For ALgANY
munication the great Western Route from this city the
@ % from Ills city iS to Bao
der the Immediate so of the undersigned to COM
10 carry to The fullest possible these views of the
Jar O'Clock mail boat (sgd, desired, postage De PAID
from half pasta o'clock, NJ up the time Of its for
eecE Albany 0W for T FGoJa @
sas;i sSSfs y '; q igf e i $sh9's Ak
s M ps mS d S n S S Se se
Mall under charge OF the same messengers.
men ali persons concerned may rely aon the anceasns
diiseaee with winch all nal matter viii be forwarded
espss I shortest IL e
New York July 18th, 1912 jyl12w
wArnH o GG' s...gIan!: 9 lny i,,,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Croton Aaueduct Com
lnee Of The Corporation have requested ths alter Com
range for making the necessary connexions supply the citizens
1he following the which the present
furnished -
Dwellings of two stories. ...'. $40 90
than stories.. ~ 90
with workshop or store IL 10 20
Privilege Of washing payenents. ....'.'. 90
bath (Where there iixturcs) 800
warehouse.
Boarding house Toto 20
Stable, private per stall 90
= livery z 90
Payment be made in advance for the supply from August
TO May !, neyt-subsequentiy semi annually. go
Large boarding houses stables breweres, anncfie public
baths packing sailing houses, and all other ship
ping win be charged proportion the quantity OF water
used, agreement with the commissioners.
Office hours from o'clock NJ until NJ in the old Aims
SAMUEL STEVENS,
JOHN ID. WARD,
ZEBD RING,
IL BIRDSAI.I.
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
L rany have established Freight Line between New
bently.
Leaving New Brunswick at 81 A. NJ. daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) and the foot OF LibeT yeet New York r. NJ
ooIry dealers and me chants the above line very de-
Of description, and particularly Drovers and
Dealers Live Stock who head of convey
cd between New Brunswick and New York. the day
whenever required.
The for the transportation of cattle horses mules
Sheer hogs &c and all other kinds of merchandise are very
low never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise by this line subject to any extra
charge in crossing the North River.
The Company have fitted up large store house at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
beopen for the reception Of merchandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices will
receive ferry tickets gratis.
20 Freight for Newark Ellzabethtown, Railway, West
field Plained, Scotch Plains Boundbreok Someyiir
by the above lines and delivered the day when
received
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BATH BUILDINGS.

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Branch-This en-
tensive and degh full Sea Bathing Estab shment will be
opened by the subscriber the 9th june instant BE begs
respectfully to iuo former patrons and the public
considerable additions and alterations encreasng the comforts
have made since last year. and will be complete read
ness for their accommodation.
Wshingto be reasonable the times will afford the board
will be dollars week year, instead Of dol
lars formerly Children ola certain and hafpr
Horses full fed $780, He hopes he may without mputa
ton that his table and accommodations will be equal
Long Branch Young people requiring much will
find accommodating terms.
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EapErupts.

Court CoIendnr-'ThIs Day.
CIRCUIT CoURr.Nos 81, 20s 66, Pas 2io $50 o32 iS5.