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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

The Book STANDS -Albeit, we want to get rid
Of hawking and peddling, and the itinerant mer-
chants whose stores the highways Of the city,
yet we can't make up our minds to see the old book
stands-these classic literary depots-these venera-
BILE old acquaintance sent to the tomb of all the
capules." So spare them, Mr.. Commissioner
Even, and let your reforming energies have full
play on The thousand unequivocal nuisances which
desecrate our streets And certainly, we cannot
without remonstrance, loud and deep, allow you to
the book stands with notice of humiliation,
whilst you allow the rootbeer stands, and the GIN
gerbread stalls and the perpaietc fixtures ofthe re-
spectacle appe-women to remain in undsturbed re-
pose and security Oh no we can't do without
the book stands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

IRISH EMIGRAyT SOCIETY. This highly meritori
Gus association held their quarterly meeting last
evening at Washington Hall. The attendance was
tolerably good. We are much gratifed to find that
the affairs OF the society in hourishing cond
ton, but hope the liberality of our Irish fellow
citizens will enlarge still its means OF useful
ness. We know no association whose object we
can more cordially commend. Already it has done
an immense amount of good in obtaining employ.
ment for industrious and honest emigrants May
it 60 on and prosper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

PuLLEN g. Corr I'VE are much obliged to these
'nilemen for their kindness in supplying us with
'ston papers via Albany, at an early hour yester-
Wy morning, and also Tor repeated fayors before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

FALL RIVER SuFFERERs.-The board of brokers Of the
New York stock exchange this morning voted dona-
ton OF hundred and fifty dollars aid the sufferers
by the late fire at Fall River.
So says an evening paper OF yesterday. "One
hundred and fifty dollars.' And this is thy offering,
Mammon, TO suffering humanity! If we did not
know that shame never visited the Stock Exchange
we should wonder how these money changers could
thus openly record the value of their sympathy for
the naked and starving sufferers. "One hundred
and fifty dollars %
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FoURERIsM, THE STAR SPANel.ED BANNER, AND
HORACE GREELEY The "organ'' of the admins
trauon, yesterday msrning, contained a correspon.
dence, IN pdrUo, between one William s. Monday.
and seven other respectable gentlemen, all attach
ed TO the Custom House, and of course all good w.
Ter men, and Thomas w, Whitley, (also in the
Custom House,) the President of the Sylvania As
sociaion sort OF society organized of late in this
city, and made up Of every sort of men, women and
children, upon the out an out plan of Charles Four
ier The correspondence took place upon the pre-
sentahon oil the star spangled banner to the Sylvia
mia Association, and the grandoquent style Of the
donors and the donees IN parvo is certainly worthy
oi ordinary notice Horace Greeley is Treasurer oil
the Syvania Association, and all donations may be
sent 10 him
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ABUSE OF THE CRoToN WHARF.-THE shameful
way in which the Croton water is wasted all over
the city, is one of those fragrant abuses, which de-
mand, but won't get, the notice of the Corporation
Idle boys permitted to amuse themselves in all
sorts OF hydraulic experiments at every hydrant in
the streets, and very cupabe waste OF the water
s made by many of those who have hydrants for
their own use, and the way in which the sidewalks
and streets are watered or rather deluged by their
servants at all hours of the day, is exceedingly an
noying. 1t is certainly too bad to have the side
walks rendered impossible in this way. But we ne
yer can have these abuses recrifed, until we have
an efficient day police, similar to that OF London
But to dream OF that under the present adminstra-
ton Of a city government is quite too romantic.
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Bureau OF construction, &c, Washington.

The RAyELs.--We are gladthat the Ravel FAM
" are settling down in this country. Leon Javell
has married Miss Wells, and Gabriel has marriet
or ought to marry Mile. Doutrevil We shall
have large family of the Ravels by and bye
NAvAL.-The U. s. ship Yorktown, Com. Nicho.
son, was al Valparaiso, April 2lst, for New York
via Rio J 70, about May LIST,
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YORK HERALD.
New York, "wednesday, July IL, Is43.

SARATOGA srRINGs-Our readers will please bear in
mind that the Herald be obtained daily on the arriva
ofthe cars, from Mr. Lewis opposite the United States
Hotel.
L.SsISsBuReH, n. Y-The Herald can be had Of MIR
Lewis Rensselaer, House Subscribers leaving their adj
dress viii be served regularly.
Ms. d. LYMAN, Mddletown, Conn, is Agent for the
Weekly Herald.
SING SING, N. Y, Messrs Stanton Co.
KINGSTON, N. Y, MIR. Il. Waller.
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woodman spare that tree p

MORE ABOUT THE STREETs.-The following is a
specimen of scores of communications from all re-
glons OF the city,
Dean SIR
Permit me, through your columns to call the attention
OF whom TO the disgrdc eul state of Stone
street between Whitehall and Broad SITS. number OF
IRISH families residing there, in the practice othrow
ing all manner OF filth In the street The miasma arising
neeirom Is sufficient to create disorders Of the
kna there no law to this7 Is IL not the duty
some one 70 see that this is remeded1 II 30 1t well
II 1t were attended to quickly
July IL, 1913.
There is not much hope for you, Mr.. Resident
However, the neglect of which you complain shan't
go unrecorded
APPOINTMENT. Gov Bouck, OF New York. has
appointed Archibald G. NIven, of Sullivan county.
Adutan General, in the place Of Gen, Sanford, re.
signed.
% Yankee Hill lie at Albany, where he will re
main for few days, when he will 80 to Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

SARATOGA SPRINes.-The Saratoga Sentinel says
the number of arrivals by Railroad for the week
ending Saturday night, is as folows:--
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% Yankee Hill lie at Albany, where he will re
main for few days, when he will 90 to Canada.
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LTBERAL.-We learn from the Boston Atlas that
il having been satisfactorily ascetaned that the ne
cessity of relief to the sufferers at Fall River. was
DRESSING and urgent, the Chairman and Secretary OF
the Relief Committee appointed at Faneui Hall. be.
hevng that one dollarpromply bestowed, would do
mere good than two dollars of ardy charity, OBJ
aimed the sum OF three thousand dollars of sne OF
he banks OF our city, and forwarded il to the Fall
River Committee on Saturday. In taking this re-
,ponslbilIty OF anticipating the contributions, they
benevolent wishes Of herfellow citizens,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIeHToN.-The increas-
ing unhealthy state Of the city sfas driving families
into the country, and we inform the many who find
it difficult to select the best, where there
ny good, that the Belmont House, under the man
agement of our friend PERKS, is the most delightful
and comfortable place in the vicinity of this city, to
spend an hour, week or month; in fact the longer
you stay, the more regret on leaving the To-
cation ishealthy, and families with young children
will find it much better than any island watering re-
sort The conveyance to the city is cheap, conve-
nient and regular, and business men can transact
their business in the cities, and return to their fam
lies in season to enjoy the cool and delicious breeze
that always visits this place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-12

The PusEYITE CoNTRovERsY.-Harper and Bro
theirs have in press, and will publish in day or
two, price six cents per copy, statement offacs in
relation TO the recent ordination in ST. Stephens
Church, by Hugh Smith, d. D., and Henry Anthem,
D. D. We shall take the earliest opportunity OF rla
cling our readers in possession of the substance of
thiserpose, with such comments as may be sugges.
ted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30
Tue TEMPEST IN FLoR1DA.-The Tallahassee

TIE Tempest IN FLoR1DA.-The Tallahasssa
Sentinel of the 18Th instant is almost filled with
particulars of the disasters caused by the storm
In that city, however, the damage was not great
two or three houses only were injured, some trees
were uprooted and some gardens demolished. In
the country. the gin-house OF Mr. Joseph CHAIR
was blown away, and with 1t some thirty thou
sand pounds of cotton. The Clubhouse, &c on
the plantation OF Gen. Whitfield, were all IN
rooted and destroyed. Great havoc occurred to
the forests. Port Leon will probably be aban-
doned. The Sentinel says that the Light House
at Dog Island is gone. Al St Andrews Bay the
gale was no. felt, or very slightly. AtApalachcos
no damage was done except to the wharves' and
to house occupied by Caspar Horn, the root OF
which was blown of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30
BRIGHTON MARKET-sep,. 2i

Al market, 1850 Beef Cattle, zoo Stores, $500 Sheep
aud 2o Swine. From 500 Beef Cattle and ,eye al
hundred Stores also rem lin ursold
PsicEs.-Beef Ca,te.-The market IS completely glu.
I'D aud prices probably lower than hey have been for
many years W. quote &; 70; rst quality So IS
/; second quality so 15 third qnality? 50a 3 IS
SoTes-Two years old S. 10; lhr.e years old al II all
She.p-Small lots wer- SOLD from SOC 10 SO. Weilsr
ON % 10 49,
Swin-Shoa. peddle q; l3c FOR Sows; bta5 for Bar
rows; old B ,rrows &c. At retail from 5 to 6,c
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-sept. %.
BsEF CATTLE-eS2 head prime cattle At market this
week. Of which +9 from OHIO; 40 drren te y
Yrk sales dull ar sal ~ for inferior TO fair aud
a to Il for fair TO prime; extra PRIME IS per 100 lb'ie
head irlt over
Cow. AND CALvrs2o5 head oerasi .eisa 500 TO 49, az
% Springer< is TO Is; extra 10 Dry Cows 10 81
Calves 81 10 50 Zach u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

= Rich Faie II the American Museum to-day IL BEN,
the last oil - Italians and S1uaws and also of the Ethiopian
ssrn3defA and ;heir farewell benefit Performance three
o'clock, embracing Iomahauk Fight, ScapiDg Scene.
CHARACTERISTIC Of the Indians ad and Amusing songs aud
characters OF Tie Eopals For further particulars bill
:d advertisements Performance in the eTenins II O'Clock
q iofnahswk Fight takes place to-day between Joco
Sott The han Chief one OF the Of The Chipre.
w irse here will ~ performance al II and o'clock.
~ lndlens ivave BIZ the Boston boat hve O'clock and Jocn
SNrte sails for grnpe MONDAY. Such sight
occur ag.tn They conclude the cnbr wi'h scaipint
y IS positively The last day or The G G. the four
pound Child Casper Eauser AID ,h- Fudge Mermaid
here must Do anoaS The hfy thou and rrad.r.
o. tive I11huIe vino would purchase Fore r,r
so musical and who may arr,ou, ~
Estsnsh their stocks Of usc with the st-st publcaons
.sI'a.pl tresnIasf 10 detsss may cordially recon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

The WESTERN FRoSTlEs.-We have received
the painful intelligence of the death of David
Vann, Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation. He
died at his residence at the Saline, on the I'd inst
OF the wounds inflicted upon him by lawless
mob on the 9Th ult. In the death of Mr. Vann
his friends, and the nation generally, have met
with great loss.
We learn that large number of Indians of
different tribes are collecting upon the Arkansas,
near the Santa Fe trail Fears are entertained
that their object is not good one. We see, and
the government will too ere long, the necessity OF
military post at that point and none but
mounted troops will answer for that service.
Nat Intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30
CIV. yabl..hed paragraph yesterday Stain

We pabshsd paragraph yesterday SANG ot n.
st.pce Of communication eeasa'lhs ms .uI
Schools in the First Ward for msuanagenen and
The opinion that if the charges were t'ae' It,
f, sas needed One Of the School Commissioners OF ns
Ward .sh manliness and courtesy we cannot
admire has informed the Editors of the sommfie'a az
y-s.r tina, the statenen: Was lie oai Oh "h0'e .''
A. be has no, though. worth his while to come near our
Office we cannot judge bow mach credit BIS
,,r,dieon .caer,es 1t is bat just, however 70 'a! ''a
-. Truk,se, OF - Public School Society are IN no wa! I'M
p!ica,ed as they ao,hng whatever to do with the se
&C which complaint Is made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

FLOUR AND MEAL.-Holders this morning endes.
rored obia advance Of Cd asking -; for Gerrsee
but after making few sales thai and Sd lower 70
supply immediate wants, the market became quiet buye.s
offering 81! and holders asking II AL which ne
body disposed pay Ohio ard Michigan are selling
nearly The rates Of Genesee and prime brands viii bring
the same price The quantity ahoa: II 600 bbl,
OF which portion has gone into For ounGhoon
Flour there good shipping demand, and notice SAILS
$50 tbs good Ohio att 49, So and ZOO do Civ Mill.
al There Is no Nem-OrI.aas afoat out of store it
IS llng 81 to starch manufacturers. Southern is sill,
dull and We notice s'ss 200 bbls Eowarstrest and Ric
mond Country ar 81! Georgetown i. held firmly at IS
B5aadywine 80 Lost sale Richmoad City is. Ry,
Flonr IS quists sl!, with small suck Jersey Ma
sli az s7t-ue doing. Sales $50 hid. Brandyw,n. a
si3, cash, AID $50 bbis al s7I. cash TO arrive Raw
Meal Continues dull az ST. Yellow aud White boiled 10
81 AID 8 81.
GRA1S-We hear Of nothing doing in What. Several
lots are on the marker unsod We quote IS e6c for O.
e'ee The supply Of Corr continues full and prices sii
heavy Iales 1000 snsh Ohio via Canal Sic
not delivered and 1000 bush Virginia and Maryland at ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

The Ex-PREslpEST AT NEw.BEDFoRp.-Th
Hon. John Quincy Adams accompanied by
Peter c. Brooks of Boston, arrived at New-Bed-
lord Thursday evening, a, half.past six o'clock.
de was received at the depot by Joseph Grinnell,
whose guest he is, and escorted by cavalcade OF
young men, numbering about fifty, bearing
torches, through the principal streets, to the resi-
dence of Mr. Grinnel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30
\. Y Sept. 2eth, ls.a.

II We learn from the Quebec Gazette that
four me. los, their lives the Canardiefr that city Sept
81 by sufocaton a, the bottom oil we'll A OF Capt.
Julien r ~ seeing Delair aborer who cleaning the
we'll all descended him, but the fate.
Shields another abore the only perish
But all this another victim, named Mathew with Ia
aity that extraordinary, made similar attempt,
aad fell above the other three. BY this time pro-
CURED wthou, risking lives Of any more take the
dies Of unfortunate from the WE'LL bur when
they brought up life extinct in the whole Of tem.
4 Gov. MoRroS has appointed Thursday, the
Both Of November next, BE- observed day OF Thanks
giving and Prayer in Massachusetts,
CANAL ToLLs.-Account of tolls received on
all the Canals of the STATE the odd OF September aud
The lockages Ae1anders lock, three miles Of sche
nectaty, 10 the Isl Of Sept viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

IRVING INsTIruTE-'The Public Exhibition of
the Pupils of the Irving Institute, well-known
Classical School al Tarryiown, was held last
evening at Clinton Hall. The exercises con-
sisted mainly in declarations, and the delivery of
few original pieces, and the awarding of medals
and certificates, They were highly crcditable to
the Pupils and reflected honor upon the Teachers
ne the ms, tute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

10 The Rev. DIR. WHITE has declined the
call to the Seminary at Auburn in this State,
which We noticed few days since, and it is un-
dersood he viii remain al his post in the Union
Theological Seminar, in this City. We are re.
quested also to state that the next term in this
Institution will open next week, and large &C.
cession of students is expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

FlsK IN BRooklYx.-Yes.erday afternoon,
about O'Clock. FIRE broke out in E. Snedech-
er's livery stable in Water street near Ms n, and
before it was subdued consumed about ten or
twelve buildings. The principal sufferers are
Thomas Gettens, james Neatly, (liquor mer
,hant) John Morrison, grocer who occupied
buildings owned BY widow lady ,.amed How
rd E. Snedecker, Daniel Abbott, cavern
1ceper9 D. Mcmillan. (carmanl Mr.. Reddins
md Mr.. Tracy. The loss viii be from $4,000
to $4,000,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

@ FiNE PEaeHEs.-Wes rsc-,ssd sample Of Pearh,s
yesterday from Mr.. Isaac PULLEY Of tiyhsto~n y. J
which Tor size, Color sad faso, exct!si any had
'eeH mns: Of thea measuring inches around We
derstana Mr. Pnllen has large quantity Of Peach
The choicest kinds ID his Nasery which he d;spopg
farmers snd others very reasonable terms We know tia,
re mas taken great to his garden nothing bar
choice irIit,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

STATE PRlsoS SrArlsrlcs.-From Deputy A
NJ. {. Smith Learn tina; during the present month there
IS prisoners discharged from the State Prison Sing
Sing 81 by expiration of sentence and by beng par
doaed On the 9Th there remsiEed Prison 766 males
mad - f.males-to,al Si3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

u Mr.. S. F. Wilson, the proprietor of the
Mobile Register and Journal, was robbed on the
18th instant, Of money and other valuable arti
cles to the amount OF $4,000 or $4,000. The
plumber was in notes. money, and Jewels, and
the fear is tha, all will be lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

The tolls collected during the last week the creates,
amounr collected in week tins of tbs year
exceeding the corresponding week Of Al, 81 ,053
The whole of tolls thus far exceeds those Of ~
BY S los and fall short Of those OF II by only s76 bu,
the bounes SALT lead and coal which already amount 70
about s6Oo 600 should De deducted from the aggregate Of
81 3i 0.2, order determine the Of tolls
Albany Argus.
E,o,, ,,.n w. Accom-. =. ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

u a spirited boat race came off at Castle
Garden yesterday afternoon. The Henry Stork
rowed by the Roberts, beat tie Highland Mary
rowed by Sidney Doilon, about twenty FIVE yards
in five miles rowing. There was betting to near
the amount Of $40 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

IL The barque Renown, from Norfolk, Va. for
Liberia, with IS liberated negroes and a cargo of
Government stores, was wrecked at Porto Praya
hartor on the Sth of August, and her cargo en-
tirely DESTROYED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

MANUFACTURES IN CAsADA.-The Montreal
Herald states that two enterprsing gentlemen
from the United States are erecting buildings for
an extensive mandatory in the Chambly DIS
trict They cannot well avoid making the ous-
ness highly lucrative. 1t is found that IN the
coarscr kinds of Cotton goods manufactures from
the United States already crowd out The British
from the Canadian market. The duty In favor
of the British article is only per cent, and this
does not meet the expenses attending two frelghts,
the first Of Cotton to England and the second of
the Goods back again. Even at the high price
Of labor from 81 to 50 per week. in the United
States, the Cotton Manufacture for the Canadian
market is found to be profitable. How greatly
this will be increased when the labor is done IN
Canada may be conjectured from the fact
stated by the Herald that in that province thou
sands work for as little as t,o0 dollars per month,
and are well satisfied to get that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

Russen's Planetnrium and Dr.. Lardner'
Messrs. Editors / have noticed in the Jour-
nal of Commerce Of this morning small para
graph which seems TO represent my claims to
Russell's Planetarium as frivolous and without
foundation. 1t is superhuous, perhaps, for me to
say that nothing but a sense of the justice due to
myself would have induced me TO interfere, IN
any way, with the lectures of DR.. Lardner. But
nv rights are submitted to the hands Of the pro-
per tribunals of the country, and | shall leave
them there, to be disposed of according to their
merits, without venturing to trouble the public
with details, interesting only to those who are i'm
plicqted. I will only add, that the paragraph in
question is erroneous in several very important
particulars.
According to the Journal of Commerce, the
powers of the Court OF Chancery are mt to be
exercised for the 6eneftof FOREIGNERS. Is
it so, Messrs. Editors, or is this libel upon the
country The propriety of the attack upon the
Court of Chanccry l shall pass over without COM
ment.
cannot conclude without expressions of sin.
ccre regret that the public, to whom I am so
much indebted for the honor they have done me
last winter in attending my lectures in connection
with this same instrument, should be Temporal
rlv deprived of the agreeable and instructive lee
lures of DR.. Lardner, by reason of the legal pro-
ccednr which have been compelled to take.
Most respectfully yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

&c Rev. FRANCIS l.. HAWKS, d. D. OF St
Thomas's Church in this City, was in St. Louis
on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30
FLOUR AND WHEAr.-Account of Flour ar
Wheat arrived 4, tide wafer during
80 week in Sept.

EXPEDITION TO LIBERN.-The fail expedition
CAPE Paluas under the auspices of the State Colonization
Society Is expected VIII s. the lt of November next
Thela expedition took upwards Of hundred
grants The latest intelligence Icm the ColoD represents
the condition. Of ,ar-s there hourshirg aud
The people rave general good health aud provisions
.bunda1t. Baltimore American.
u The forger. Whitmores, real name is Sey-
our Las' autumn he opened splendid hotel aad
the costly and elegant articles ne absau .;ua,-d leaving
his Creditors whistle He IN, be great rogue
theu and doubtless he still much ths man
n H. Courier. >
FATAL AccIDENr.-A Canadian BY the name
of Nichols Bushe instantly killed on THURSDAY by III.
accidental breaking Of Lever while drawing ,loop near
Gman's Dock In this village rPlar,,burg Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

Nkw.BrpropD, Sept. e5.-Spem oil.-Demsnd ,e;r.
the past week for Sperm Sales Of 1000 bbl chiefly net
altogether TO manufacturers 7s. Il &c per CALICO a,
for cash or It's equivalent Business ia Whale Oil limited
10 900 bbs e, &c. cash Candlcs-l200 boxes brands
ourd purchasers 2s ee cash. leo do 2sc cash ,ad
$50 Fah1ven brands at ?sc, all cash Whslebcae-ls
600 lbs be-ved be the only lie, here sea yr,cdsyn
price, transpred Whslemen', List
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

u The Wings of the Fourth Congressional
District OF Ohio have nominated Gov. JosErn
VANtE as their candidate for Congress JoHN
JOHNSON, ESQ, has been appointed to represent
the District in the Wing National Convention to
be held in Baltimore In May next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-30

o. RICHARD BaoApHEAD, Jr of Northampton,
mas been nominated for Congress by the Loco
Foccs of the Tenth District in Pennsylvania.