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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-18

We have received sufficient returns tc
render certain the election of the entire
Democratic ticket for State officers. and
the regularly noninated ticket for Con.
gees. in 10 counties, Brow n, democrat
has majority over Clay ton, whiy, of 295S
votes. 10 counties remain to be heard
ON, which Ia 1871, as viii be shown Nv
our table, gave TGcker, democrat, a ma.
Jnfl'y over Shauuck, Wing, of779. Should
they vote now as then, Browns majority
will be 1897. The robabilty is tina; the
mfJority will be 1000. 1t must he noted
al o, that Thomas X. Williams. another
democrat Is running, who has got 50 Gar
1858 votes; he will probably ret about
'lOJ more--makng the entire democratic
m J'ny "ver 5000. To tie State Senate
Inc democrats have elected IL, the wings
4. To the House the democrats have cleo
ted ~, tie wings SO. There will proba-
" be demo ratio majority of 80. on
Jim b Ioy,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-18

~" tong before Whggery will be dan.
eng n glorious gIe9 oyel the grave of re-
pa 'I'noo!--Najcics Courier,
Not us lhrslmt-, or "repudiators,'
have "s'opt ,hitbalI."
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-18

we have receive the September num-
Der of the London Quarterly Review, an d
The October number of Blackwood, We
have not had time to examine them,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-18
MIR. CALHOUN IN NEW YORK.

MR.. CALHOUN IN NEW YORK.
We learn that Committees in layoro
the District system, and Of C. Calhoun
tor the next President, are forming in eve
ry portion of the State. On Mondsl
evening the New York Committee, con
slsling of siXty.fve leading Democrats
the city, met at Washington Hall, wiihi
view to organization. Among the mem
bers were DR.: Wilson. Messrs. John S
Gilbert, s. A. Lawrence, P. J MaIony,
John Murphy, John D. Van Buren,, John
II. McCracken, E. Offender, E. s. Derry,
h. ?. Barber, Florence McCarty, NJ Nc
Coilum, DR.. Ferris. DR.. F. L. Ferris was
called temporarily 10 the chair. ReSolc.
tons were presented that the commiltco
ballot for chairman, secretary, and trea'
surer. Mr.. Derry was elected Chairman
John R. Brady, (brother of James IT.
secretary, and George Baldwin, treasurer.
A corresponding committee, consisting Of
Messrs. S. A. Lawrence, DR.. f. #. Fer
ris, F. Birdsall, II. P. Barber, and Wn
tream was appointed to correspond
throughout the Union with the friends OIL
Mr., Calhoun. Arrangements are nearly
completed for the issuing a daily paper
devoted 10 the advocacy of Democratic
principles, and to the cause of their moS
distinguished Chlmpion.-SpectatoT,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-18

The Governor Of Missouri has appoint
cd Judge Atchison 10 fill the vacancy in
the senate ofthe United States, caused BY
the death Of the Hon. Lewis F. Linn.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-18

Those Senators whose names are in
italics are why's.
Those marked thus (*) are old. Gen.
Brl'c"e, L. Beene, and E. A. Darr, were
mem ers of the last House of Re presen
tajivts.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-11-18
Members Of the Legislature Elected.
SENATOR'S.

Sen a ORS.
/ CtAIBoRNr.-Gcn. p. Discoc.
C0rMIT --Slcphcn Tlllman.
IEANKLIN and JEvrrRsoN.-E d,rarG Tar.
Har.
IilNDs.-J4mes D1grgc,
LAWRENCE and MARION 80 en-. Ar.hur
Fox.
ATrALA, LEtKE, and NEsnoBA- d.
Boyd.
Poyroroc and ITAwAMDA.-L. Bocnc.
JAsrER, SCOTT, NEWTON, and SMIru.--S.
r. Ad ms.
WAYNE, JONES, CONVICTION, and CLARK.
John II. II rne, or S. w. IIouze, (bolh
Democrats,) elected.
PoNoLA and TALLAHATcuIE- -ATord.
JACKSON, HARRsoN, HANcocK, GREEN. g.
PERRN.--&A w. Ramsay.
ANTE - Tehu Wan.
CnICKAsAw and OCTIBBEuA.- B. xii
gore, (problbIy.)
CARRoLL.-BJoth.
LAUDERDALE aud KEMpER. e. A. DUR.
The following are the names of the
Senators elected in l84I, whose terms
will expire November, lS45.
Wilkins N, J. A. VCnheSs.
Adams, Dr., Metcaf.
Warren, John I. Guion.
Washing'on,De
Soto, &c. Andre,c Knor.
Marshall, Joseph W Matthews.
Tipp,h, +. Bronger.
1lshemingo, B. f. Wlthers.
Monroe, DR.. TIL mpson.
ChOctaw, J. Bond
Lowndes, Gen. j. Spcight
NoXnDee, and
Winston, Joseph Bell
Rankin, and
Simpson, Geo. w Swami.
Madison, and
Iazoo, r. Montgomery.
Holmes, DIR. Kern
La ayette, A. II. Pegues.
Pike, - Quin.
Yaabusha, II. B. ives.
Those Senators whose names are in |
Italics are wings
Tho,e marked thus (*) are old. Gen. |
Brl,coe, l. Beene, and L. A. Darr, were
mem ers of the last House Of Re pr, sen
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I)J ED.

Mr. John Van IIoutea, in the 4sth year OF his aye
The friends and acquaintance of the family ard those OF
his bro,en.law Elijah Wilson invited TO attend hs
funeral from the residence Of the letter. LOG Monroe street
tins morarg at 10 o'clock without further invitations
On Thursday morning, 18th inst John Strat;en son Of
David Suaren baker.
The funeral will take piece this morning at 10 o'clock,
from No Il 9th T, friends and acquaintance OF
the fenil: are invited to attend
On Thur.day mcrnirg, the 18th inst Charles Augustus,
son of John w. aud Mary L. Dodge aged , years aud .
months
The relatives ard friends of the family invited to attend
the funeral THIS ria afternoon At O'Clock from his late
residence No. 800 Grad without iuhei invitation
At Saratoga Springs Sunday evening, lt INST Mrs
Emma Matilda wife of f. X Bangs, TIE sd year OF her
age.
On the llt instant Of consumption, Edward Carroll IN
his Goth year.
On Wednesday lit, inst, James La,img, printer aged
% years.
At Utica 1871, inst. Er. John Williams, one Of the eaF
est residents of that place and oman ye.s engaged in an
extensive mercantile business
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Pnsscnxcrs Arrixcd

In the Br brig Falcon from BermudaDr. Kennedy, lady,
child and servants Mrs D Tucker and daughter; Mrs ;
Tucker two Miss Ewing; Mrs Peunyson aud son; Mrs J
T Pitt and children; William Burnhy, and w Outer
bridge.
In the brig Sullivan from CharestonNlrs G Bee and
child Miss Bee Miss Il Bees Mrs Giliilaad, child and
servant: Miss Saecd Miss Latham, Miss Beden, Miss
a Bclden, Miss NJ Weightm,n, Miss Wood, Mrs WI.
Hams Miss Mitchell, Mrs II Marts Miss Otis, Pref 5
Lus lady aud TWO children; DR. Richards, Higgins,
Anderson D Knox, Il Saith " Wightman, 4 Wight
man. j Whitney, w Lincoln, r Cassidy, NJ Thomas, a
Deaninr S Peters w Sneed, VI Ia Boh, j G Jones, NJ
Lefrords, T ilabbcrshan spauling, aud 10 in the
steeIage
In the schr Joseph Brown from iaranaLetitia Ann Be,
Lolita and children r Balderia, Ruder, Cresseeil
Bucannoi + Phillips, D NJ Clement, Bradley, a II Nor
ran D Gray Barber W McNlellen, aud T Burns.
IN ship tbenia, from Liverpool-Mr Richardson aud
lady, Mr. Bamcr and lady, Mr. VcAars and ady-and pa
r,t
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OIRCULAR-A NEW. CHEAP AND EFFl
T. Gent MODE OF ADyEETIsISGz the earn. m.
O. has sH Concluded
@ and splendid Saloon which has been recently adnsd 70
this establishment to the Feceot OF e and
100 of every description and specimens OF goods wares anu
,ycntions which be deposited IN sho" Cases e " We
arranged their separate nrd proper order =; ,ess ,,ti
competent person will be employed 70 xhlo t,ise .I
E 70 explain their qualities and uses and II desired 70 or
tain orders and make sales on mn IS ON ne
ize of IL by 10 inches nndaI-ase s1eI III M
Show cases and rne9s OF goods models rs <ss
ADVANCE from the will be required Where per
WIZ wish 10 occupy large liberal discount viii be
SUI. Receipts viii be given Tor all articles deposited ana
, b;r sast5 iasurea except against fire.
L, enositos name location and business will De pub
;sba in 100 coo bills in the course 9th year The
dGpo heir orders teaely and prepare and bring
. u,ss he suitably arranged by that day.
Orders Will BE- numbered they taken and deposit
rs will have their choice OF location according TO the num-
be Is nncple OF this plan of advertising the in
L rqt airs the American and Mechanics Institute aud
M commentary necessary show lis great efficiency exc
nut 70 saw that the American Museum visited by over ionr
hundred thousand PERSONS IN the course o. t9e tpRN1TN
jel6 2tI l. !. o.A -
WINDOW ZStIADESi WINDOW SHADES .
w TRANSPARENT SHADES Cheaper Than " ,Is
Cheapest be found al No 80 AL ng a
View Gothic runI Scrolls SC. from IS cents alE 10 So
No Humhus 2ee pairs LANDSCAPES at y ceno r wis
uHE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGH,
,;,cin.LThe objection so frelmeny made Night ocks
on the ground that other keys than their OWN 50 Isady ~
h little trouble in putting or dcor neat and orao
KEYS accompanying II; its low prIee, WIN
y, the principal recommendations oil Tue ~
Msnufac,nrea by Robert NJ Tutsls Newark n j. A..
Gt iais w Sy g. and Wenmsn Wyee Bo,away
Edward Field Co. No Plat street, and Others jsz iu
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE

FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.
Fox sale the desk this morning Single copies FIVE cents in
wrappers ready for mailing.
CONTENTS.
/, POETRY.-l 4 Days Journey 2. To the Mem
DRY Of Mrs. Ann Lewis g. Hopes Song to the
Adventures i. Ecce Homo, secin; the bearl
tiful painting Of Page in the National Academy
5. To IN Adopted Brother.
VI Literary Notices Reviews and Extracts from New
Works.
VII Western Steamboats, Scenery and Cities on the
Mississippi.
TX. Monroe Edwards.
Y. A Visit to Sylvana.
Il. Seizure of the Sandwich Islands, and the General
Policy Of England.
NIL Correspondence OF the Tribune Letters from New
Hampshire. New Brunswick, n. j., Gad from Phil
aJslphia.
XIII. Mr.. Webster and the Tariff Affairs at Washing
ton Executive Corruption. Prescription aad
Usurpa,ion.
NV. Great Repeal Observation-Disclosures Of the Hon. John
McKeon, Thomas ~ Carr, Esq, and an address Of
the Reporters Of N.Yorl to the People o! France.
XIV. News from Texas, Yncatan and Florida
XVI. Elitorals.-Friends Of Protection, BE Ready
Swindler Should Be- Exposed. Presumption
Is 1t Hon-st?. sc. SIC.
XYII Texas aud Slavery Later from Brazil By the bark
Hoftensia.
XIX. Agriculture in the State of New-York.
XY. Commercial Notwithstanding the actual transac'
lions in Ashes Cotton, Flour and Meal, Whisky,
Ciraia, Hay Whlebcne, Oil, Provisions, &c SC.
XXI Miscellaneous Articles all varieties OF subjects
Items of News, SC. Sc
GREELEY s McELRATH,
;o,sg Tribune Buildings, New-iork.
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- There is man living in this city, who
) moment of anger. declared he would not
snlp t,o his wife for period of eight years, and
seaA.D he word. Although he lived with her,
ss spnnv for aught we know, all the time, TIL
e. YER ears had passed by, never word passed
sea. .sr them. This may be relied on as strictly
Ahsse1. Portland Bulletin.
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II sudden chanses.-There is porting more trz

Ing to the constitution ;s sudden change OF stmcsperr
Heat rari7 the blood quickens the circulation
the pefspa,ion; but when suddenly checked these humo
which should pass off by the skin thrown cans
Ing coughs colds, consumption difficulty OF breathlas
wa,ey and nfae eyes sore throat evers rheumatic pa,
various parts Of the body and many other complaints e
usual SIMPSONS OF catching cold r.:
Wrshts Indian Vegetable Pills delightful medicine
Cor carrying of cold Fou five Of said tls takst i
uisht gong bed few days cary OF lie ~
obstinate col q, the same tTs The dlFess 9r, Dea
Beicare Of Co,tnters-Thc utlic cautioned as1ih
the many spurious nedicnes whici IN order 10 ~
made, in outward appearance, closely 10 e'eti''As -
wonderful Pills. ,;, La yyr,bt
,dan Ve1c.sh Pills neatly printed on The sides OF ne POKE
and that L the word Wreks Cannot be ioua' al Is posi-
',e,E d eyc,ireIy TO the sale Of the medicine
,s and reia-Nos. 289 Greenw ch street New IotK
Ion fremont street Boston and No. i6o Race street fia
deljl,ia
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM JONATHAN
SLICK
T. THE BROTHER JONATHAN of Saturday will
cont.in in addition TO other attractions letter from
JONATHAN SLICK

u THE BROTHER JONATHAN of Saturday will
cont.in in addition other attractions let.s, from
JONATHAN SLICK.
In which he describes his arrival in -York-Tays ON
the Deaconi MarcHas Trouble with the Colt-Visi,s the
Jonathan Oce-Embarks Peck Slip Capt Doolittle,s
Sloop meet the Psiden-H Introiuction-Jonat
idea the cold Collaton-The R-cepsonL Ans Castle
G,rdeu-Reriew of the Troops-The Procession-h- Pre-
seat takes Cold Bite with Jonathan OF board Capt Doot
ties Sloop, SC, &c
RUTH ELDER-A tale BIZ John Neal
THE YOUTH Of TITIAN-From Nlackenzie's
novel.
CURIOSITY-One OF the finest Poems in the English Ian
sta-e, BY Charles Spregue.
THE DESERTED WIFE-An interesting tale by Mrs
ARCHITECTs AND ARCHITEcTURE-Anothe Of
the series.
RIGHTS OF WOMEN-A Lecture BY John Neal.
GLlMPES OF LIFE II WEST-.A capital sletch of a
corners experience.
Editorials Musical ard Theatrical and Literary Notices
sc. Sc. WILSON * co. Publishers, i62 Nassau st.
Temz-S3 per annum-Single copies Ct cents. JIG ~
A GLORIOUS DAY ASD 4 GLORIOUS PAPER.
THE NEW WORLD
For SATURDAY June II, the Anniversary of the glorious
EnttIc OF Hunker's Hill,
will be embslishcd with splendid View Of the magnificent
FOUNTAIN In THE BOWLING GREEN.
The contents will be worthy of the high reputation which
the NEW W oRLD srstains, and entirely original.
!. THE SOLITARY ONE-.A Tale by Frederika Bse-
2. Poems BY BERANGER-By William Young
3. "REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD FEDERALlST
No. AN interesting series Of Sketches OF the
Oden Time.
4. MASSACRE OF THE: RIVER RAlsIN-A Ren
nscence Of the Last War.
). TIIF. UNEXpLOEED ISLAND-A Sketch.
6. EDUCATIOS-Trainn of Teachers.
T. ASSOCIATION AND SOCIAL REFORM.
3 JUNE-EECEPTION OF JOHN TYLER.
Q. HISTORICAL SOClETY-ProceeGinss Of the last
meeting, with Original PAPER by II. r. Colcralt,
Esq.
10. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIG N-Ctcism
and Counter Criticism
II. AP-BOOH, and thousand other interesting mat
ters, all for the small sum Of 81 ceursS3 year. OF
fee 90 Anm-strect.
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Published this Morning.
NO. V. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE
PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
critic Lq,cs Of tie Tormctionof National Wealth,
Developed by mean, OF the Christian Lax of Geyermcn
beng tho substance Of delivered 20 the and-oom
Wcarers' Commission.
BIZ WILLIAM ATKINSON.
WITH AS srRopucrroy, Treotins Gf the present state Of
tic Science Of Political Economy and the 2iaptation
Of rs Principles The Condition Of or opn Country
and The upJtiIdirg Of Us ProsFeriiy
b. Horace GREELEY.
The work of I!r ATKINSON is one of the ins,fuc
tive and admirable that has yet appeared the important
AID difficult subject Of Political Economy-j'hcnt not so
much in It's the nature OF It's laws as in the a
pcaton of those laws the issriar, complicated, vary
nc circumstances OF different nations and periods The
laws educ.I bv Mr. Atkinson Just, clear VITAL
and vet so STRANGELY overlooked by those who arroatc
themselves the title OF the Political Economists in day,
and who resolve all Political Economic Science into doing
notlng-of whose universe Somnus IS Godand who Gle
yate the maxim Of the counter buy where You cheapest
10 the summit Of aai,abe wisdom AID stacsmaushp In
their eyes the cheapest possible pToduco:con beng the
lerrug standards tie great end of human effort and ne
who is ouriyped in the headoag race is doomed to rum
and starvation by the law of strife and depressing
competitions which they basphemous represent the
der Of Providence These arg the views put forth by the
Political Economists enhoned in Colleges ard Senaes
as liberal and e shiene9 at least these the inevitable
results from those views 1t needed that the spacious
flacies put forth b. these teachers hoad be scutinxed and
coriute, and this has beca done Inastef manner by
Mr. Atkinson As elementary treatise Oh Political Econ
cnyas rylu,son Of the doctrines Of Free Trade thoo-
rs,snohing equal lis work has appeared on either
side of the Atlantic 70 the friends Of American dusry
therefore and to all who egarte trade the skill expert
cree of the Working Man his PROPERTY his of live
liood, in the of which Government IS bound to
ard sustain him precisely as does the possesSor oil
other Propcrythat is, until and unless everything
public necessity or manifest public advantoee demand
iInry cour.c--;oa who would give stability, pernanence
activity and prosperity TO the great Industrial Interests Of the
Country we heartily commend this work. trusting that they
will aid us to for tia wide and general porusal
Price % copy copies for 81, SIG per hundred
Orders are solicited. GREELEY McELiSAlH
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening. l1th by the Rev. Dr. Frost Mr..
Robert John Alexander Of Philadelphia, TO Miss cat'arne
Elz1bc;h jenkins, of this city.
On Thursday morong 18th instant, b; the Rey Dr.. Der
rien, Rufus r. skecl Sarah r daughter OF Mr. Philip
Henry.
Shea. TO Miss Ellen Maria Kinsaner, all of this CITY
At Baltimore 18th list by the Rev s. l. Hui Geo
H. Andrews, Of this city TO Caiharine a. Lambert OF Bal
IiInnrr
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AZ i:b;t,eoaaco ~ Y il no longer III my employ; aud
am not responshl. FOR any debts contracted by him. New
Ynrk June u. 1919. I lrli gls'l joel. . kEt.LE.h.
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. Rnrrv:s WIGS and Scaips.-The

IC5- Barry,s wigs and Scaips.-I'lie
p,e.e success that the has with the
actu,e of his unyaed heads of hair for the last years
Car exceeds his sauyune expeditions he respectful y sol
cis call confident OF satisfying the most as;iGous that he
the best and cheapest maker the city They be had only
at lac Broadway career of Lbeystreet, up stairs private
rooms for fitting Wings and Toup-es. je3 In
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GI7' Se!ring's And-DySpeptic and Rcsto-
rative Cordial, Sovereign Remedy for DYSPEPSIA and
physci,ns aud By ;ersons who have been benefited by L.
Office No. Murray street. Broadway Price bot
lie and % pr 1oz-A leD Inns
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- I,-indoyy Shade Depot!! no. Z SprI

~ Window Shade Dep0t! TO. spruce
strcet-No Italian H,,mJug.-The best Of .4meytcc''
Window Shades painted by artists (natIre and oregn OF ac
nr ri; coIors ard warranted wash ard not fade Shades
a;n,e to any pattern size at the shortest notice Interior
Jucsd ITce Painting Of al kinds dore TO order In TACT all
" .ns, t in s'' 49, BARTOL s. De- MAURY.
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~ CircuIay.-The Manager of the American Muse
UNI proposes adoptn: plan which has been igquInt sus
.se by numerous Intelligent ad respectable merchants anu
manufacturers in New ork and other portions o. the coun
try and which ne is Of opinion wi! prove MINI na''a
Wsrps rscs,tI AIDED Sr aud beautiful Hall 10 the Iu
saun, more than 100 feet length ana also Ia!ia M "o %
- establishments fort,e reception ard
DISPLAY of CARDS BUSINESS ot every dScri io sisu
and gdel printed aud nea framed aud glazed ana AZ ar
ranged under sr aPponrate iesds f,, and dome
tic manufacturers and productions can also ee eosu IN
shs,y cases similar those exhibited at tn Gredt fdtTs
the qme1ican aud Mechanics Institutes Each oblect VII
be placed in position that will render II almost ipoSSipe
INTO cogsieration the fact that in the courae Q,
wear OVER FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND pERs visit is .,i
scum from every quarter of the Union aud t9i sSat nun
Der of these too business coming 10 HeS OLE ~"
the express purpose OF purchasing such eeoHs "dt
,r can be no doubt that this the most aud eclen,
mu.eum generally remain several hours and th.IgDE
Sufficient TING 10 notc- everything and rs certainly
reasonable suppose that business men VII take caa;l
pains examine CARDS OF an 'ne ~, ~ nr
goods and wares winch they are III the hdoi' VI
chasing b !,
that no Ttten or printed description can siye so G9f
rc an IDEA TO stranger look and examine them he
nn whole time viii b. devoted 10 the exhibition OF tese
articles explaining their qualt ties and uses, and es 9p
the name occu,a;ion residence OF each deposi-
FOR in one hundred thousand museum bills per anngni
printed and framed all under - By ia inches
ADVERTISING in the bills, will be s. ysararge zs IN
nor according TO the space they occupy
Reca.ts will be for goods deposited and thei
suIe except agans, FIRE. and Insurance against lse may "
These advantages taken in connection with nth s
mod Of advertising il thought will be sufficient 70
merchants mechanics and buslgsS en 10 hsr goods
and professions For further particulars pssas TfM
office Of the American Museum I. - D-hAN-
P s-Te FIRST applicants viii have the preference = bp s
selection Of places for deposIuns sns cards eli
business &C.. the 18th inst and VIII &c opened 70 ;sl5 81
) Lie on the LIT day Of July
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Persons holding Lieen;es are requesssa 70 nes
~ a,.5Iv within the above, TO avoid The
law. 0s .MloNsoN CLARKE, First M ;ssf1IHv
Nru.york Mayor, Office. June Is, isia
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-16

NTOTICE.-EXTRA-All persons who have
~ neglected obtain their IayeTn ana
On SG sEr to sps[ Liquors loD in the City NYo
All Ielses nnortes or distiliers selling any Liquors
imported diem qaent las 6 9 r y sul sss
rm ,b Navor and the respective Aldermen and Astanfs
Of the which they ssv,say sss s as ase o
,;srs q, the additional punishment tby indcnentl OF hne
and and Excise License will therefore
Of 10 and o'clock on the days prescribed follows each
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