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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

namen,. the gallant Boston amIl, sustained I'll the
I=ciauis lrIacd Il him iIan his ifals and Itfiuui
performances. lie not onlv made vastly beit't time
han He ever did befre. bat better time than
lseu mado,-lnle that quite eeliISeS tie mSt wonder
ful achievements ~ tie American Turn The sauniod
pert nanees # the Southern "eraeks2 at wv Or
.eans are alnss thrown in The shade etnirIil Toy
aIet Eai ula slali IT, said # b., WiHtI. tire
galablc daashi,r 4 lfus,ce ard ii,nnets - Bur IT,
much he sadai hrr her rckoy. She tue
steel. raMe and honest recorded
of High Ne;,lcd Rartr'
Doth hHses cooled we'll. Boston always blows Ire
mcndcusi, siier calloR. bat he seeind little d.
resd. Neither Fashion. her action sF-.rb and
she through the 18th mile. Il remarked
that She playing her II taking her eNefe.s"
~hc recovered ~.utr than Boston; ard though her
friends rflercd lau,e Odds on her. Bsslaus
- oluflfaf, the seventh mile. ncy thought aend
fetch hef. kAef another endeavar In clear T. mon
Il the trark Il the mltliudc shrh completely tosA ss
eess,n Il Il. both hfss came up together for the
Second lieut. Fashion led of with inadcrate str1ke.
and carried On the running down the hack stretch with
lead II s-an freo enyths Aftrr making the ascent OF
the hl Boston challenged clase toe Cop aud zppei b't.
tremendous shout arse uH al hands Al this ry but
s> It sussfe1 on The part OF Bestau'S friends It
saH unanimously caught mp y The friends et the msfC
she out5pttd him y FORE reaching the head ri h. ma,
ter stretch. shc cane through On 100 tr, q far
lengths ahfad. ard ksH up h,T rate dawr the entire
straight sfrsab Tie % the Couls An,r p,ttit
over the hi u saa. - tfi1fe. m1J' a rl-h anil sue
eeed'I IA eall7nne lie aar" Nj She rs s,iufe again
throw him f. and Led tluua l,tl. lr7,rtf. in
-. Gil fei,'cd ls bo.. T., ii r..44ln yarls but
Hs.fad Il waiting tHf /. nion 10 ascend the h,l at tie
hai ''''' - a'..o AZ called on E.etan Just before
Hs"~ A. and w. won't attr nearly t"rt Tier.
s1' hta III commenced the desc' udlna ground than
saih'lH4 his enef4lc. tf final and dfsrerie ilsft
hsi'h adj DASH auJ Tins taue he sueeeed, IA taking
the 'racR ~, ~ceae Inch en.ucd We have no worls
L ItS~rbe such chez my such betting. and many
ang ilces, aerc noYef srtp M hfarI are After beng
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RHODE. ISLAND

hc spurious Assembly T. g. Hazard. Stt.., ~
nehaii and James Ncaw. representatives I'M,
a'a5Iy. have resigned the.f ,:,s.
o. IL t4 inst. the resaia- ! emily e.s.....,
gain Al A""P4rt, and Co... 9>ine INN uu.,af.. =.
bodY To f1wing letter ii5m ra4i,ni 'l,..- '...'
satisfies Us that L. has not nefr caos.t f., I..
his coasfituii.nal OBLIGATIONS 10 ma.
the iag'.lar goyernmcn, fnsArculnt lie
yorag t. escape lf3" is oas.ryane ~ p,g;,a la, d..
there IS occasion or lie eyrrc',.. o lis ,.,, '.1'
WAsnisoroN CRY. Mayil.,
Su-l our l,ttcr ct the 4th inst lraisn,,iir., u
Iutl4nsutt the Legislature o Rhda Island. ''S'
thar there existed IN thai State 'cerlaa qx los lie
tIae's oi 'rtion Of the people ar the N
ycrtlns the laws aud osefthruwina the ~ Gun
mtht, and calling upon the executive "E.rt!WifI ,
efp'se tho power and authority 81 the 'nrd s,, III
suppress such nsurrcctonafy and lawlcss assaII u
aad 10 support the existing government and laws and
cCt the State from domestic violence WIS III f'7
yesterday. by Messrs. RantolI Ii ard Potter. ''e
have to inte nm your ENceIleuey, IN rci5lg Tin,
opinions Us 10 the duty q lhc Government t. ,.f,
State II Rhode Island against domestic Violence ,,,a nv
unchanged. Yet from information rscciy, d =, tr -,
ccuYe, since yanr despatch came 10 hand s4n Li
hci.eye that the aNlc~s aS-enl.i zeS IL winch r.t
$ nude, have already de- 6r'r5. al tat H.. .
Sd. deHes'ic violence is taafI} diminishing ifa l
wholly disappeared. hayrWiit = fli-ri,, l45. ''
self Ia becye, thai violence ua'il L r,s,r:Fd IT,
cNiaeacy arise. which lhe uuadod rNtr II H.. So
could not meets especially. h haye II a.. the fir, -,
iCr tmded. tha youf tAeeIIcncy. n vel as.tl .
r,attd with yourself in tie administration e. n. ,oy.,.
in'ui. would exhibit temper 81 Cancellation =. Yy,ll
oi energy and decision. 10 tie Insurgents, ib.n..l
it ought to be obvious. when the eAecncatI H..
mont shall lave FassG d aNay. that CHANCES ltla,II
rc.hldr ami. II necessary u Gated appeals tie ,n,
iued authorities, IN county 50 much under L, ,s
tn"e 81 public oPlntn, a2d rceearsr to ar.aact and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

MohMoNlsH AND NEsHERlsN.--Mon J.. de Barne-
Fiih ate Professor II French IN liar, ard College. has
turned Inst Professor OF Magnetism aud then Professor
{. hormonsn. which h. says is the only true religion
esh'Isin lie says. las enabled him ,odscovor the true
Mormon mode OF revelation and the way in which Joe
smith receives his communications from Heaven 50
thorough IA his deiusion that he has abandoned ocra
i've situation IN Harvard to peach Mosnonism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19
Iilc ZpGci:D.r1 JiraiiIial'.
PUBLIC LANGs-SpEcfC PLEDGE.
TltRSHn. Ny 70, ls42.

VIZ N''''' ''i'3''S -, 80 ;, -.
'5@.as 'i'e ma nun ri ~ ''''' '' '
"1ieh "usi 'e''3 'i'sNei'" tat .'' 's'''' '' -
TN 7''''' y way u II ''',a b'' "t'''' 9'' ~
32' a.'' ,'.' = YEA" - ~ - -,
'lh' h''''uif5'aiy o'h'' 10 YOU parry "auc' (nt'
ny ''''eis 20 '''''.a'' III MS s'''" III i pu'
t''.i'i - ~ any e'.e ''S', 'ao i'' any '''"s. "
"si5ah' We a'se'"inae' ]" we d'e"s o. e'ss""' DC
f'n !" .'s1'' any SUI" '''ez' III "'9 = ''' o'eos
%. '''s''"'
~ " ~ - VII 'S''''.s ''' act u '''''9i u
"s s'1'' 81 NV i'ih'he VII s'h 'id' sic WINS 's"
CO ~ EDITS III it'o a'i' among 'i.f ''as's' "'e'ase
S' conceived '""' ai''" 81 IT. vase anu u"'a u
''.'a 'f''' y u g. 'ii 'a''S 'i'-1' 10 he @P'f'@
ga as common '"' i9H TIL NflN'hs OF fhL VAR.
10. ~ '' ~ 80 - ''''' - - .,'',
v 4'''"' ~ I H'''a 95a'S' u '""3hss a'7.|ii2ifd'
"7'f s'' A'a4 a'' earnestly i'ssa'i5ed 10 Tue rs
peif' 9'''s Il 'I' ho'' ''a'nl2 'r owning vacant
Western 'faff' "h.ahf csseHs oi pant q The same,
Us hi'"'f means rs ffig h@aea"g NE tNTiNGt1siI-
NfAf oF Tf hiff'. as "i establishing Il" harmony oi
Vie ht'd 81 -. Now, hef' afe at least two
OIL Tie e''"g SAFES and enc 81 iten Nov York, "io
' Tie Rad IN ms t"rf Her decd t'aHng date as carly
as el three f'ars III advance # ifgnla. which next
followed IN if footsteps which stated specifically. that
one oi the Objects ct ced icir lands 10 the general COY
'rnaeni WIS tie payment Of the Revolutionary delt.
And IN lhcaet II Nnri Car'ura lie fact Is specifically
stated that anrong the ure'n reasons pressed upon tic
States owning The Iaodsb by Congress. Why tl4cy should
'e eed'd' the erin ra@i7ehf y The H'roie'tamg dtbi
Is Tie most prominent. JBn@a viii perceive. there
Ife that MI Gay. Ia "Neawiue II ntiaar' that II
was designed t. ST afan hc coded lands The ynent
"t the debt o tie R'Veatea dd net 'Neoiafe" Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

o. The Enuircrs freshest stock Of quotations having
been worn thread bare it falling back upon old re
sources. 10 break bnllerny on Il Wheel" which
has been for time laid up in lavender is brought
forward anew. glitter in its columns like faded span
giles upon an actors dress-sparkne brightly hcwr,er.
we admit, amidst the dulncss with which it is sur
rounded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

Amone the passengers who arrived at New Orleans
On Inc 'ih lnst, was the Hon. W. :. Murphy late l.
:. Charge Atiarcs At Guatemala
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RI ~ ~ o y, II =! ~ q So,

fENlE subscriber IL prepared To furnish any ian,
d ily desiring the above instrument upon the most
liberal terms. and from the most approved NanUlrrtorls
IN the | nted States. The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been much aud
d through the public press. that any remarks OF his
would br unnecessary upn the present OCCASION lie be
mo known 4 manufacturer of the instrument. can
commend the Piams made by the different establish
menls, inferior none in the world All that he ft-
qnlres is trial aud II the purchaser pleased with
the instrument ii can be returned
w. p. GREENE. Agent.
%, All Pianos sid by me will be hacked and sent 10
any distance in the country. free of expense They Will
atS to kept in order year. without any charge Ia tho
purchaser by myself pass thr ugh the country twic.
a Var o'Lrlaliy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

JorS C. CoLr-The New York papers ofTbursIay
evening state that ii has hcsn decide, in the Co.ir OF
oyer and iermner against gartire new trial to Colt
tefNfeptnn7In iho 'a1o viii 30 ascn mp . me
~apEcne Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

- he Aiadisonian Is arjs. After expressing
Its regret that The Democratic Review '.dcnreutes the
tNeheiner Plan consoles itself with thu, belief tina,
-" mast ch@nge eM The nd IF op;a,oa-Thc r,opo,
tic masters. Qtsay,) WI l~raaI : rs.ssae : Ca
If ,,1seePIoa t4rhor.l?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

Inc patti ta i,rtomed-The Washington CORES.
p"ndeot Of hc New York American says-"Eycrv per
son that comes here oran office finds out that Bot is the
man lie praises Bob's poem-ooys some copjcs-says
ne adm'cs the iahcr-and tho job is DONE We pub
i'sh tins for the benefit OF office seekers.
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Doueotie fMtellt0rner.

Ro~on is bcaiaul We d5l "a; unec the dsisal q
she Wings with qnoaauaeF ssrr'". We issl : mel
sacloly on The oocas9n akin Ia thai H'sFnsi y the
.lcath oa sumo great public lcnciact'r noie sieet-
The toast snd chr, 81 hrs native S'eih-ic Vlctf +"
hundrd helas-has been arrested IN his iusfiers
ys~v and in one hrei day. been stripped i all his 5cs'
and that too sy pnrreip-a thing nj oiay-unAaown
Yesterday, and destined, bh' III ti'is naiunse 'rur
r-~cr to be sr.,aten w wish W bad hist
,popey upon hun, That would have hera esrm ST al
cur sympsihy TOT the ipble which rcnd his
,rr,s br.,om-snd might, ~ the compliment implied
have tended b ss.uase III. bitterness i his gnei
Blu, i, is dl. l., indulge in Lamentations. The slins
are sadly out n fnisnd nngcr : the rsce 10 W"
swift OF the hattie the strong u stu Is onisfPPd
and the Wings overihroHn'
No event has cNcitcd 81 much csHnaiolhn IN this
c,y since the news ofthe Revelation Il the Palisades
in PARIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-19

., l,l M, ,e,n,jre under tho deeds Of cessoal Non
whatever and lis duties undCrh derdsafe n binding
As lis RIGHTS are limited The Iaps were not gwen 10
il in qesimpie but ia trnsi. f1r specified PirPfs5-an
it, duty after having devoted much OF them A. may BE-
pees>ar. To- tic sgccal an enumerated purposes, IS iosee
t fIy ri,..es to liz ..tsa and benefit 81 III stuc i
hat manner b. such arbitrary dsa stian q tic pr
G, ossfI The sales rs Congress nay cise IL make. ami
which NAV be unequal in its operation.
to one State larger proportion than anotieri E'o lut
according 10 s'nc G-ci and equitable TMe, IN lieu Il
thai other fixed aud equitable rule. which ceased to he
practicable when the Confederation sgscn beng absl
shed il was NJ longer possible to ascertain the Re
sp,ctIye rraporans'' # each S:atr lin The gcner1l
charge anil cApendiluIe That nle is ttderR Numbers
the rule chosen by the friends OF distribution. ap
poNaatng nearly to equity than any Other tina,
could he devised 1t is manifest that it is only Ey this
policy that the true intent and meaning Of the deeds Of
ccson can be carried out ,al'css, dccd. be coocsded
(as ~ Calhoun man, we sure. will conccde) Hat
each State pav under The impost system. an ep,ai
mound Of lures and a eaeh rcceres il taifpropottton
of Hc Disbursements from he fcdetal treasury II that
be the case. why theu admit that Tie distribution
Of the proceeds n the sales Of the Public Lands ould be
a matter ofcamparave unimportance in that single
peel 81 the questions be duSc the rgh Ot tie Htds II
equal PARTICIPATE in the Land fund would lie. az il
was intended II be, virsY secured. But wh,n, as IS
cooenled the system Of raising revenue by duties en
Imports falls with more severity upon section lie
Mon than upon anpther-aud wlIea as has aI3' beea
rlnended the disbursements from the treasury arc like
wise unelually app5roned.-it seems to lis 10 he tie
cearcst possible Proposition that Distribution IS not
II ght and proper in itself but that is the Yely policy
whieonght h be st earnestly c5ncnlel ir by those
who. assuming these positions neyertheess nest s'rena
ously resist it, Ii South Carolina for example. rs her
politicians contend pays alargor tax tothc treasury than
Massachusetts,, and receives IN the wayof appropriations
less, why should she oppose law. which, while it will
not, it true, diminish the inequalities Of her conldbu
lions to the common fund. Will at least sccurs her
quail participation in the disbursement Of that portion Of
il arising from the Pubic Lands?
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Passenyerr Arriyed

Packet ship Columbus, from Liverpool NJ Handy, J
Kavanagh, Captain Burrows, J Crawford, Holiness and
Packet shin ST Nicolas from HavreMrs Emile Rosset,
Paul Drown of France; MFR Joseph Russell airs Loniza
0reenough, Miss Louina Luke and ssmnel Foster, OF
Boston; Rev Lot Jones' Of New York: Mrs Lucy ward
children and servant Of New York. Miss Theresa Walsh,
Bernard and lady, of New Orleans Mr. Benaran soulard
lady, child and servant OF ST Louis MIR Suies Burton Oh
Illinois. 16O in the Storage r,..o
In the packet ship Gladiator, from London-hTs Thomas
Bulliti Mr. o Buliit Master Alexander, Louisville,
Ky Mr. Mrs De Kaskow child and servants stock ar
want Philadelphia; Mr. Mrs Colby, England; Mr. Mrs
Crawford, England; Mrs Hysop and servant s Meg
York; Mrs Savne New York; Mr. Guile, Miss NJ u
Bron Mr. Basset Mr. Donaldson, Engandi and 81 IN the
In the packet ship Sheridan, from Liverpocl-Mr u
Collins New York; Mrs Collins, Miss Mary Ann Soinns;
Master Henry Colt Collins servants Mir l. Q Hubbel
MOBILIZE Mrs Hubbe Master Julio nabb II and servants;
Mr. Hendricks New York. Mrs Hendricks Miss Resale
Eliza Hendricks, Miss Alice Hendricks, servants Mrs
Bddupb Ireland Miss Amelia Bidduph and servant DIR
Alert Christie, New York Mrs Christie Dir William
Cbristie; Miss Caroline Rowland, Mr. Geo Dorf, New
York: Captain Cradock, Canada; Mrs Craddock MISS Ag-
mes Cradock; Mr. David Brown, Mr. Duffy. New York; Mr.
Boyd North Carolna DR. Eust South Carolina; and us
in the Storage.
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CRY INTKLLIGENC nee.


POLICE OFFICE William Ross committed
on charge Of se preences in having obtained $45 worth
of ribbon o Messr. VciSon Co by representing himself
as one Of the irm of a. Murray x Co., 81 New-st.
negro nalltd Nathan committed for stealing a
benj Andrews committed for like offence
Garrett Garretson committed for passing $40 bili
on The Seventh Ward bank, altered from the Eighth ward
10 Mr. ~. Sne'iicker.
STRAW DAL-sundry persons who had been swndled
the Tombs last evening to identity Ross mentioned
above; fou, that he had been liberated on pan
given by one William Slcwart-Thom nobody Knows po'
can hc ue found in the city.
ExrENslvg BuRoiARY.-On the 18th of June last 'ne
dwelln. of Mrs Elizabeth Lawrence, No. 10 Green sree
was buglariously entered. supposed throughs dormant
window, and bank bills gold md silver coin, watch
some silver plate, pair of earrings, silk purse, &C. in all
amounting 10 S,110 u.s. stolen Suspicion resting on a
man named Lewis Rodgers, who was on terms Of close
intimacy with Mrs Lawrences servant girl he was arrest
ed on Tuesday night by officers Clark and Sokeley, and
yesterday morning fully committed on the charge The
JACKET which was le in the house the night OF the rob
berry identified being the jacket usually worn b.
him
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BooKs FOR THE PEOPLE.

FOR SALE AT 50 ANN STREET..
IIfe and Times Of Louis Philippe, with
Portraits OF the KING The DUKE ORLEANS and the
DUCHESS OF ORLEANS. This Is exceedingly valuable
work and published in Three Extra numbers of the New
world.-Price g cents.
Abel Parsons, or the Brothers Revenge,
an Original Novel OF great interest and beauty The scene
is laid in New York. IN and winter Of the Great
Fire, Of which glowing description given-Price 12s
cents.
The United Iriahncn, their Lives and,
TINES powerful history of the Irish Rebellion, by DR..
r. R. Madden. In Three Extra Numbers-Prce IS cents
Godolphin, a Novel, By Sir E. L. Balwer-ons
of the best Of this popular authors worksPrce ~ cent?
Morley Ernsfein by G. P R. James, his best
and most popular work Of hction.-Pricc la3 cents.
The Lottery OF Iiifa, By the Countess of Bles-
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12i cents.
p Orders from the country supplied the most liberal
terms for all the above works Letters be postpaid
free. Address J. WINCHESTER.
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DIED:

Aug nth, Mr. Bernard souilIard aged IS years:
anS l6ts Eisey vile OF ]. T. Mcclure, aged 81 years
Also, her infant daughter, CsEoliHe Amelia, aged IL
Aug 10th, in the 18th year of her age, Elizabeth wife OF
ang 18th Rachel Grady daughter of Francis and Mary
Grady aged syears and u,oaths- *.
Aug l6ih att O'Clock, Jacob Stout, boa,bulfer, 10 1he
55th year Of his age. e- .,,.r.
Aug I4th Mary Ann Spence, reiiot OF Jehn spence IN
ns sn 18th, Al Bloomfield, ~ j., Derkrs Roberts after
iingssing illness, aged 8.
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rT To Nay.York Invaiids.-Doctor JOH

" To Neyy.York Invaiids.-Doctor JOHN
THOMSON 34J Broome.stree the Bowery, In con-
of he rapid increase of his business has made ar
engagements with the proprietor of geneel boarding house
attached ibis ocs Tor the accommodation OIL suca cnron
Consultations nj the Office free of charge aul2 lw'
~ Harvey Bardeli, II. D., Dentist, has returned
from temporary visit the country and can now De
consulted and bis professional services obtaned as usual at
S62 Broadway, corner of Franknstreet Dr. r. has xed
his prices at rate 80 moderate that one can compaa
Artificial teeth inserted and guaranteed 10 answer an the
important purposes OF the natural ones auio 81
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Da''u mug -'' ~ j. E. wEEDEN,
SAMUEL EWING, Trustees.
an1s lawful HORACE KING,

~ Five Hundred different designs Necklaces
Bracelets, Watch Guards Earrings, Breast Pms Flow low,
ing living eased friend, get ii formed by
BARRY into any design The mind can conceive, IN such
Artist in Hair in this Country, i46 Broadway, corner OF
Liberty street, up stairs auio Inns
e PARTICULAR NoTicE.-Those persons havins
furniture description dispose Of or who are break.
inc uD housekeeping will find ready sale Tor any portion
or all OF their goods by sending their address, or calling
upon the subscriber Goods 70 any amount purchased
+. COTTON 4 CO. 1877 Chatiam-s'.
AT Private Sale-2 Piano Fortes tina, will be sold
very low. " do"
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PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST is, 1912.
MINIATURE ALMANAc.-THIs DAY
Rise, 5 Il ses As Morn Il Eve 10 81 Morn 7 8
Latest D ates.
LONDON 19lHAvRE ............Jny
LIVERPOOL July lslNEw-oRLEANs
CLEARED YESTERDAY. = =,
robertson nlRs Empire, TORY, Bath; Allen Galloway,
Baroue Rapid, Ward, Havana, Vim TAYLOR po..
Bgs Rocket Knowton Boston, Fsnay SG John o.
schrs Ieon,ine, Knapp, Baltimore, Richmond; c d
S Ta1Te BOSTON, Hall do Tsma con
Richmond.
Packet ship s; Nicolas, Pe I'm Have: 18th July, mdze'
Packet ship Gladiator, Bri,s0n I'm London, 18th july
psckss shin Columbus Cole, in Liverpool 18th July,
mdze to C ii Marshall, Goodhue K Co..
Packet ship South America, Bailey, I'm Liverpool Zuln
Jplv. udze 10 c II Marshall, Gocdhue Co.
Packet ship Sheridan Depeys,er I'm Liverpool, 18th
Iuly mdze, 10 K Collins Co..
No4wesisn baroue Emile, Anderson IS ds I'm Norway,
Brig Neuvitas, Mcfarland, ds tm Lubec' plaster 10
order. 90 . - po..a,. brady.
sIs Laura, Durham 50 ds fn New Orleans corn &c,
70 Brp Susan Betty Dis In Calais, leather, to Smith
Ri. Lorena Collins q DIS I'M Maazanla cuba) to
Schr Science, Fowler, Baltimore, oats
Schr Samuel Painter, Birmingham. berhn co.u; ..
Schr Stevens, Briggs, ds I'm bai!nofe' inuA' :"
schr King, Horen a I'm Folly Landing, to II 2
schr Grandby Blair ds f Georgetown, naval stores
10 Plot boat San Jacinto Masenburg, 81 hrs I'm Hampton
Roads, TO the master.
The eacke; ship Soeh America, Captain Bailey, s.ea
from Liverpool on Goth July day later nah
arrivals, but brings papers. Capt B. says there Is 10
news whatever.
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NJ meal,h. 0uiel nnd Comfort-The Ora

q Health, Quiet and Comfort.--The Ora
ham House, s. Barclayt NewYotk proiiers advantages
as are rarely offered II egby located clean and
airy street very near the business part of the city and IL
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
SUPPLIED with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and stmaans
of all kinds Charges moderae-(S TO 81 % per day tor
tran,en-aId every effort made TO render Bearders Gem
Portable Shower Baths tree. Remember IS Barciay's-
u Trustees Noticc.-Noice Is hereby gwen, that
general meeting the Creditors OF Jesse MORRISON nom
resident debtor Will held the office OF Joseph e. Wee.
den Randolph, Caaraugas County, On the firs day OF
November next, ~ O'Clock al noon.
Dated August 10, 1912.
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markefs.

u Remember the Removal of the Ee1i
Gam thIne Oil, Spirits and impTSyea burnet 70 "a
Fayctte Ral, go Broadway oppesie sioe 3, az
daced nearly 50 per cent y. ". McChhD1'11si
az IS In
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MARRIED:

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-18
NEW GOODS.-Selected from the lat
! Z est Importaiions, at the
NEM.YURK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

1+2 Futon-stree,, Broadway.
Suangsr, and others arriving in the city, wishing 10 re-
plensh their wardrobe invited cali and examine our
stock before leaving their orders, making
daily purchases for cash. and offer great inducements 10
cash customers Our comprises great variety Of
French English wool black ana fancy coored Cloths
ami Cassimcres the best quality and latest styles French
classics desirable for fancy pants choice selection OF
French and English SILKS for vsns. Aise geoh assort-
rsp dete and fancy French dfi!ngs tor summer
wear The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured al their establishment shall be equal IN style
and workmanship that OF any house in tina trade and "
great reduction from credit prices.
Fail suits furnished 24hous notice. Suisi punctuaiy
observed in filling orders.
Cash on delivery, and no abatement in price.
al J. C. BOOTH Il co.