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john II. kkYcEN, No. 233. Wdt-r-sfe.
1 doors from Baskman.street N-m.N

Two TIE LOVERS AND ADMIRERS OF
i CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL MOUTHS.-W.
WATSON,S ANiBROSlAL TO0TH-POW DER.-The
rJo,hach and decay OF t proceed from putIe ction ouy
the food which lodges about the teeth
cou, Ioist=nsd b The saliva soon p9tes AID afteswad
taTtarrd By the natural heat of the
2ad ultimately becomes annalculse: though Of minute
si. b wiki the naked eye capable
eating way between the ana teeth thereby loosening
In; gums admitting the cold the bone which
daey PAM a 10 resye that, all OF dsiserous
dru. are Trsorts5 which disease aud decay.
W E WatsoGs Anbiosial Tooth-Powdar Is calculated
remove The tartar, ds:ste annalcals., brace The gum,
and give health and beauty the The toohr3h
should BE- uss twice day. with clean water oEiy h-
time health aud comfort and with th powder the
morning beauty presery Established in 1910
None genuine qa!eas signed By ". L Watson, who bss
lsave refer suc ladies' and gentlemen disposed feel
scPJicai III virtues aad efficacy Of tbs above d=ne.
.e ltionsd professional gentlemen, whose families
did W Z w the hoacr o using and approving before u
introduction the Public gener4ty:
JOHN {. Che=S-naG, VI. D., Broadway.
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STATE Of NEG York, Kings Comfy,
John Jackson with whom personally acquainted,
p=re before me- this 5h day OF May 0i3 and being by
duly sworu says that all he has stated above substantially
true correct particular. Subscribed and
before me .hs 5th day of May, l8i3
NATHANIEL PARISH, Justice of the Peace.
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GUDERvILL,S GERMAN PLASTER

& most eIitcIual remedy TOT tne lOIOWIhg COlll-
n plants Corr.s. Cuts Bruises Burns Scald tsons
Rheuia Ague Frosted Feet rheumatism, Sore Throat
Fever SoIes Hip complaint Sc In boxes from one to four
shilmgs
This plaster hes been used with great for the last
len years and those who make of Will find
lu in rl-ir families thousands already testify trial
viii Be sufficient recommendation. Sold by Mrs Came
PROPRIETOR l5G Wooster Housto-st j. {; VANS
1870 Houstoustreet Mrs Sparkling, II Second Avenue C.
Sanford Heu'to9 and Cannon n Brook Nj NJ
Reeds thread and -edle store. Futon-,t sep6 Inn
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0HRANT.S INpIAN PULMoNlRY

INDIAN PULMONARY
BALsAM, and ESQ he PURIFYING -.
a TKAGT.-The pulmonary DdiSam'
"a compounded and pfeP.a,i ffon Seseiaoie ' NV
All 'taIcrs, according 10 i recilsl GiFsn " an
,aM rOpllrtor's father many Yeas s9ce " ch,frf
ain JOS nh BrsHt, the ceirbIatsi indian nm M
III md KING Of The SIX Nations. be re- s,cb
IL nelded Iii rncdiciaal compound TO Se s. sgsa
u ,i!c Inoia, used to prevents pad cure eg 2sns.
e. Colds, aud COhsumptio.i, and also 10 S'''''''
u and purity the blood. ne
90, The :. Purifying Extract po5ps ,.I.soa.,g
,drne alfera InarlIrtfInn a.; tfls IuiIoSi
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&. L. NORTON, Dentist, having recovered from
VI his late lns, has returned to the civ and be con-
professionally al his office No. Sol SIosdway Once
houEs from 9 A. ~ to- PM. s25 lFe
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SOMETHlNG NEW IN GoI HA- VI i5'9;lsSs
= Keepers Take Notice-Wasy FsIs, Gos SI p
Die be applied 10 C0oS'n ,1 rs bssntv %
implicify conrsulsuce durability and economy LIN
entirely Of cast iron Gothic style p inches h MN ~
- level surface: will double the work OF me oFEi2
ss with one hall the quantity Of fuel aad can be ,fi m any
r. rl.c- nv an ordinary Iii The space cl % -
T. ~ iIn,yin advantages all Others, VIZ: \ large
Size oven on one side and portable Oven on Ir ICY
% coostnc,sG tst par the whole OF he raffe can S
nssd and BIZ the abortion of false CRATE can E used WI" 90.
ss+ IN SIMMER OF WINTER thus obrIais 'e ne
If burning large quantity OF fuel 10 DO small 4a
titv Of work Also arrangement Tor ettIs -.
ouantitv Of w,ter for Baths Culinary purposes,
With coutriyance for heating looms winch fa4 p
Labor in pertectine this RANG can confidently I'M nh
the yerv and economical ever oilyi.u ~
md Uoud invite those about erecting bur lnss or itIo
incinc Cloon Water 20 call At JOG Fulton 81 tt"sepp,
san and William SIS OF Geo. No. - o.se
ST. aud see the Of this range before Use
where 20 I'm NfRhLt-s. \ W Al L.
rI,HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
/ CAPITAL s3JuOnO Office Ne. 81 Wall ST ms .T en-;
costinues make Insurance. against loss or uaniss o5 NJ @
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On SJSD.y.

OS SCSDAY, NS SUNDAY,
an 81 O'Clock T. NJ B, and . o'clock T. "
y B.Passengsrs oz HgSideld Scotch Plains, Panie!d'
Ok the Ezet7tiosu and sorneN1lig il!roe Cars VIII
sage Nsyi the o'clock b0ai IN The morning, aud IN
the 81 O'Clock boats IN Tie afternoon.
PASSENGERS from The O'Clock boat VIII leave Sometlle ~
stages tasson and for Schooley Mountain the arrival
Flsssnssrs for Eaway VIII leave New.yosk the 70
o'clock boat the morning, d IL the Z O'Clock boat ith
afternoon F2ie 10 Railway - cents.
Tie Horse Ca-wi leave the 'front.' OF the unipn Hotel qaat-
ter al an hour previous tie departure Of each boat
81 baggage al tse-rIsb OF Us 6TNler.
NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIN
1re9 E&POOL-Packrto of l6t! pclohsrThe and IL
szsvs.nl packet ship ROCHESTER, te1d burtllenl
Can't BEiJon Will san Monday Gt October hefEs-i
Jar tay.
The ships tls line bang al 1000 and upwards
about embark for the old Country will not tan - see
the advantages 10 be derived from selecting t ae II prefer
eaes 70 any oliI s them way
comfortable aud than ships OF smaller class
These wishing 20 secure ee5s should 19i f4ii o Iaa early
apphc5tIoat 70 W. y j. I. TAPSCQTT.
t2sr General Passage Once IS Peck Slip Ger South St
The Rochester ril 5al! from liverpool he 5 Deem
bar Persons wishing 70 eud for tsr fieRds have them
hFouht out 10 rs class SHIPS, SAILING weekly ayoS-ote
terms Drafts Tor any amount, payable demand wlthoa,
discount all The pacIl OF England Ireland, Scot
laGd OF '. ales constantly Tor sale above.
The GARRIC will succeed The Rochester and SAL me
18th October. so
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MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage on Rea
WI Estate In this city BIZ the
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
SIS I'm No. 81 Wal! streer
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siosr5 aMORNlNG BOAT FOR PEEkS
Jt-zs-iS~ KILL. Veplanck Grassy Point, sing. sing
arr:to'sn, Dobbs Ferry Hastings and fonk
ersBieaiasl and Dinner boa!d-le new and splendid
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt WIN. II. fTazea, "l leave
New ork the foot of Chambers street. every morning.
tiay's excepted al O'Clock and returning leave eekSkl
same az al i2t oclock p a.; except Sundays when she
vii leave PeeskilI O'Clock, P N Loading at the foot
Of Hammond street each way Freight taken al reduced atss
%orcx-A Al goods freight baggage bank bills s=Cl-, OF
any otaf KIND OF property ahen ap Pn Oh otfd riis
boat be the Of the u such goods freight,
baggage, sc.
e All PERSONS arc forbid trusting euy acconn, Of
.aiG Lo.t or ovners i-iA
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CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY.
Mr. KILIY-Dea Sir-l have been afflicted for or years
with distressing pair my stomach, costiVenrss III my
bowels limbs very much swollen. After eating meals
was IN great distress for short time, and then threw up
had eaten In short, have scarcely found rest
comfort during thai have tiled all kinds o.! medicine
that could hiu, Of e advantage, and had almost
given mp all hopes OF ever getting relief beng now %
y-l the advertisement of ycur Double Tx
tract Of s-arla Candy, and thought Id try
have taken about weeks and IL has completely
me- and have not been sick suce cunmsrsl taking It.
sincerely and heartily thank God and render good will
and thanks to you for believe your Candy has been the
Of giving M health and comfort in my old age You
are welcome 10 Inak. any this you may think proper.
InHN JACKSON Williamsburg L. |.
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JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner.
Str.st Commissioners Ollie. Sslt. 2sth. sa& 30
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To DR.. d JAYNE.
n = To be had Wholesale and retail Of A. B. s. D. Sands
Druggists. No. 70 Fulton 273 Broadway Il East
BRO. sI6 I'm
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CEWER IN EI6 HrH-STREET, From Broad

- way to SIKH ayeuuePubc notice hereby given thst
reton has been presented IN the Board OF Aldermen to
bud Sewer N SIN from Broadway 70 he Stn n, sss a,n
Persons Interested the proposition and opposed 10 t!e d.s
are requested present then cbecors writing to the 1a
dersgns AT ms oce Hall Records before The eih
lay Of October, instant.
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J y trlucls. NJ. D.. do
willard Parker, " D. DO
Ksafnsy Rodgecs. NJ D. Bls=ckeGst-
Alfred c. Post ". D. do
Charles 4 Les4 VI. D. Hudson street
Eos sale ~ 5 pTotEleisr l6 st.atonstrset near Bower
6sostway J. II He5t, fSEner Chambers and Broadway; 6
Chiffon, 50 Canss-vt, ew-Ycgk Mrs Hays, In Fulton
BH0OkiTn. i'm
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Read tt- following and judge for yourselves =
CURE OF pYSPkPS!A AND DROPSY.


Cali and b. referred individuals who have been cured by
this Candy when all other preparations of Sarsapara had
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- E>es-s aSTATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot
ss:sSs.-:a5 sfWhtehall ,L-The steamboats, TAT.
aud Staten Island and after October p follows, uut
i,utlernotice:
Leave New York q--ll-2-3--3
Staten Island 8-lG-l-2:-5.
All freight shipped required be particularly markell.
and All the rtsbo OF l,o o, lertl $50
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oui, genus Eaeadum. gus Tfoja pescisr uthem.
Sitnesaue yirosquc. tantl incsn9Ia belll.plfg.
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sstsHsr .,E.LIIABE.TH-PQRT AND NEW
- YORK FERRY C0MPANY.-FALL Ar
sSSE3ESEtSSf~s.E EMENr.--taTa u. Cents.
The STEAMBOATS, WATEE-NITCH and ClND ERELLA
ply daily FROM Ex5etPoG to Net o tQnc!lias at NsY'
BRIGHTON aud Port Richmond, each trip, follows:
FALL. ARRANGEMENT.
On aud H. n II -l,Tr1u lar
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F t95;... HqPsq sn and MSsTSzs
I Err, Cart VIM II. AlElLs,N, VIII is4yy the
foot Cedar ST., the ensuing every Monday WensS-
dly and Friday al O'Clock F. NJ connecting Hudson with
audsoa and Berkshire Railroad, ega Of when leave on
Tes.ay Thursday and Sunday O'Clock p NJ. IL.
aniyel the cars touching both ways at the nietrsd1!e
landings. For freight 1pGy "a board orr
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basggJ. IL,
S'tidaI. 1fll AnrIl. ~ Hh
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.Srsl. a NEWARK AND NEW TORh-
,.-.-os.- Fare only y. cents Fall and Winter Ar
.rangement he steamer PAsSAlC VIII.
aad after Oct g. nun as follows
Leave Newly ork, from foot of Ba1cIayseet, o'clock
2. NJ.
\. NJ.
The accommodations both FOR passengers and freight
(Which carried very iow rates have been greatly
proved a2
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
= "a I.7.TlIIyG;- New IN GOTHANI-Rouse-

'apers NC. &c. ;, 49,. 800 - 49,.
ip3lr II
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HEoE HuDSoNLT1e stea an %i u "
ar-st s7ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
az clock landing all the intermediate places The Utica
furnished superior sta-Goo and IS Otherwise
passed for accommodation.
For rassage or iTeigh;. apply board. 9"'2'i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
Mr.. Gushing will find dazzling career open
TO his Creat talents and greater ambition.
Late from ,7ansani,la, Cuba.

We have advices from Mansanilla dc Cuba TO
the 18th July, by the brig oseoa. The news we
find generally interesting. Business was lmprov-
ing considerably; there were great demands Tor
tobacco which could not all be supplied.
The demands for the first quality prime leaf tobacco were
yer; numerous but Of them could he supplied as there
had been none in the market fora long time Second prime
however brought rrce, and indeed did all other
tobacco.
The tobacco crop for the ensuing season begins to look
rather more encouraging there have been considerable rains
which have done grea deal Of good there is no doubt
but that it will turn some profit.
SUGARS scarce but the demands low, however II
there should b. such demand FOR any great quantity could
not DO supplied.
The health Of Mausana and lis neighbohood is excel
lent There has been nsurTectionary disturbances for
the past three months.
a schooner with maintopsa observed on the 9th
and eth cruising about this Fart Of the Island She
had very suspicious appearance and avoided all other
sels which her way She supposed to be either
pirate SLAYER; generally supposed however TO be pirate
as SLAYER would take much pains to avoid vessels III
those waters
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
r,n..A letter from Canton by the Horatio,

Cuya.-A letter from Canton by the Horatlo'
published in the last National lnelllgencer, states
that the American merchants at that port are c1-
pectinp with anxiety the imposition oil duty on
Teas by our Government. Every shipper taxes
a cargo expecting to get in Just before duty Is
laid, and 50 sell his Teas at higher prices. lhe
exports to the United States during the preceding
nnc months had been l4,O0O0OO pounds; to
Great Britain, 35,000,OO0
Much solicitude is also felt for the arrival OF
Minister from the United States, to look alter
American interests and take the part OF Trend
and adviser to the Chinese Government, IN which
capacity he might be greatly useful Complaint
Is made that the British Envoy is permitted to
take the whole OF the funds paid for the satsiac-
ton Of losses by the riots in Canton last Dccem-
Der. dividing il among his own counuymcn, while
Americans and others must wait future payments.
So of the funds provided to pay the debts OF the
ipsolvent Chinese I1ongs, or great merchants.
The writer adds
.eTo these another aud perhaps much more important
mel be added China, after her las adrerslties VI" iee
the need Of friend among maritime Powers. The cnie
States mir, be that friend. While every suggestion oil
British orin NAV be suspected and feared an able ana IN
rc4n, conservative Of American civilization might draw
tins Cover ent on rapidly and safely IN course OF pro-
cressye and a;neoIaon with such direction th"a
can assume in reay the rank She has only pretended TO-
She control the regions between the Cepg' sue can u'
check on colonial aggandizent Her alliance may thus
be of iacstimabe value
Mr.. Gushing will find dazzling career open
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
Things in philadelphia.
Corrcspoutsnc. Of T'he Trhrn.

rhlLApELFHiA, Angus, Pm
The MURDER AND GRnAr RopsERr.-Be1.eitp, 8s
Italian who murdered has fellow couniryman Grille q
Sunday evening has Vet been arrested There ",
ous stories 10 circulation relative to the great rObby
Spencers Jewery Mlnuacory, il Minor street The ks
is estimated. 5000. 4 great portion Of The punte va
only received ON Saturday from house IN Ncw-foIs.
TIE RErEALgR,.-The old Repeal Association met hi
evening, and appeared in high spirits not"l'hs'aadsa
disposition manifested III certain quarters to lnuie eH
bic efforts the Of Old Ireland, OConneii and Es
pea'
F,r4L AccrprxT.-Abou, o'clock Yesterday aNsnSs
Mrs Bpae, residing at the corner oi Coates anc s'
hiil Seventh streets accidentally fell down flight Of san,
and dslocaeG her neck. She Gigd few moments after
Bot.yp OyER.-Thomas Conrov, the man charged vii
beng concerned in the recent not, By whom AID RnHe
was seriously beaten tins morning held 20 bail By he
Mayor ia tho sum Of oc0 to take his trial al the Ccur
Sessions.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market is flled,lis afternoon viii
this delicious Article They come trom Maryland and W.
gina, aud are selling at from 81 to s. per hundred
The Stock Market was extremely dull to-day Batter
sales occurred and prices remained without change Usis
States Bank sold ~; Gard at inc nnau Bonds ats
ExcH,xGEs, &c.--There is but slight alteration In IL
rate of Exchange, with the exception OF Mobile whchhR
decreased value, being now held at Is per cent Discount
Relief Notes are s,ill held 3! discount. II
following are The RATES OF discount for the dcnGn3 not
the annexed Banks Northampton Bank 80 90, but 'siuR
by mos, of our brokers; B.h Of Susquehannah Couas y
Bcrks County Bank 1oas: Erie Bank ao Iowarda Bua
so 50; Lehi.h Coal and Mitigation Company at Maua
Chunk 80; TaylorsvilIe Delaware Bddge Company u
West Branch Bank 30 3d. The notes Of the United saas
Bank, Notwithstanding of effort TO resusei'al' coz
nue at 81 J5 and those OF the GIad Bank at 3a 10 tcs
discount
Tn. prospect of trade for the coming thus H y
really ct.ying as every thing indicates Most ds'epit
of domestic goods lave slightly advanced in p.ice The M
sale of tie season. consisting Of 300 packages took pis
this morning aud we'll attended the biddins oe'ng sr
mated credit Of six months was given opafcha'el' ~
on approved notes or good security.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
Official Rascality in Mississippi.
The jackson Southron Of the 18th SAYS:

~, is runored In towu--wh how much truth know
no,ha the e1amiua,ious going by the Committees o
the House have developed AID s, developing iaes
which render probable that other udi, and thai too
In high station beside Psgaud aud Graves, viii be mP
Gated the pecuauons and crseres upon the public ;rv
sury. The higher the station the darker the crime We
hope the Committees viii do their duty, without respect &c
Office station personal popularity aud thereby secure the
lasting gratitude of an injured people
The richest Joke of the season is that practiced
by the Mississippi Loco Focos, after they had
elected their State officers as avowed Repudia-
tors, in pretending to be astonished when those
officers robbed the Treasury and made off with
the spoils.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
Correspondence of The Tnbnne.

PHILADELPHIA August j, l7h
WARD Meetings aAcErrL PRocrE ,si..
anticipated, many of the Ward meetings o the Locot o9
which held last evening for the purpose oi nominating
Delegates ended IN the most rotou halner paI,icuya
the Third and Fourth Wards Of Southwark. 10 give SG
reader; idea of the character OF one o these meeins
will that Of the Third Ward The name oi hoiNa
P.yner lone of the candidates for hJngress) was mtF
toned in connection with that Of Col. WIN. DcksOuP
friend Of McCriley, another candldate,) to Prss
the meeting, when scene oi unut arose whlen 'U
time blfed description Alderman Saunders, the ad'Cae
of Pnter and Anthony Tuly, tha advocate of McCale!
mounted each table, but compelled to abaatn
their elevated position such the confusion Of those Ft
After great difficulty in which many hard wordsv
uttered the meeting organised by the arpointmeHsa
hoouei Payner President and Nh ckson Secretly
Nominations were t!en made and an election went nn
for Judge and TWO Inspectors. The friends OF Payn I'D
McCully determined each carry their men, le. IN
consequence be what i, night.
The Payner party appeared somewhat stronger than Nc
Gully s, and was headed, uEual by "young Lem fan
ter, who this moment under bonds In the sum OF sRo
for violent assault: committed upon the person of a
aborer employed upon the culvsrt at meeting held RS
weeks since at the Southwark Hall.
As the election progressed the excitement became ds
graceful In the extreme Shouting cursng pushing asd
threatening on both Sides but the prelude Of seeu
conflict Matters proceeded utilaeG0 o'clock when ID.
poll closed and the Paynter candidates IN the midst
fierce the barroom declared elected by tie 'na
majority Of l3 votes The windows of the house aas
closed and for time it feared life would be sacrhta
WI ohl "sie the t"p opposing P"ileo s"sNSs "
and cutting each other but great was the excitement M
friends found shameiully inurns another fGu
Paner appeared TO be most seriously injured having c
knocked down and tampled upon several times beside,
ceivng severe GU; the eye, it is supposed "aa
knife Anthony Tulley also received some pretty 's'ss
handling
What viii be the result OF the election on sondiy eisa
Ing next 1t is impossible 20 tell fear consequences F" m
serious character and would not be al all 'urp,hs
hear Of the sacrificing Of life snch The state o! lses
among the friend, of the tIfere.t candidates.
Ia several ether Wards there disturbances 9. ~
above
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To the Honorobehe Common Coa,eii eftse CIy seS
York:
~ The Memorial and Rrmonstranes q

Totss HonorobleMe Common coa"eii efte cyef -s'S.
~ The Memorial and Rrmonstranes
JosFPH BaTT9N, Thomas C,h>LEr AID f'p"is i0's
That the rnonth o January LIST they entered ntea fg ,
tact with The Corporation SWEEP thg streets oi 'r Cy% T.
the compensation Ol S6iG0 which dore ID Soqi ~ -
formed by them 4.
That this they have With uIgr.;;t5
acton oi your Donorsby body respect 10 t.t
uI nights OF your memoir !is nEt er u 6y "hicn ss
sow OF Your bodr has been declared; h. '0ut
the Cooperation aud re Comp'rolcf tsrelo.e ris.
pay them no money tn. They abo IeH Hsr
orable Body which To be acted upon at the e'ans nn
INK OF tie Board to substitute npace OF the sail eoaf
mode Of cleaning the streets, under the s.
suEe'insndent OF Streets who 10 employ %ossa
half Of the Corporation the particulars of hich are
in the ordinance pr9g9sed TO be adopted 90 the sabse5
cations especially when made by public bodies and h has ~
the right. Of individual under them Your nsmea y
BE- leave TO remind your Honorable Body tb,t they had II
tlce Of IFS action the resouon OF he board dcaa s
your m-moiasts had violated the sad contract yoa On
rIStS unconscious that has been Violated py
,hs contrary they have, they prepared % sho%
fails fulfilled the on their part; That, the "a,
does specify what respect the said contract ns Il.
lated by your memoraIIsts and as the sad Sea.
passed without previous ,n.est'sao mo js hssa
condemned unlead by the said resolve, and rs tne
fully submit Ir first principles of Just!ee ;oiassp cor
inculcAtrd BY the common axiom 10 iirSs near
Your emo4iists in further indication Of ,hsr assr.
sI~.cfu deny that the ght privilege Of you - ics
,bie Body, more than that Of mdiridne, 70 aanu
blrdinG contracts and abliSsteBs
Aud they would further respectfully show thai %
caly do they deny the rights Of ?our Honorable 20, 20 @
90 IL this instance by r-eortng TO ssbsttas ss II, seas
tract Of your emoralists which as most Gsr,a
ton wi show Will result. expenditure ny lns
b- semur-ra,ed ,.r,,s
fons memGrssts do therefore respectfully IT inads
AGAINST the SAID proceedings Of your Honorable ooa
a' they do 10 the subversion of right and justice -
n-moEasts and the oyen breach the pnble "a n
hy The corporation To and with your metnoTiaii' IL
the said contract v th them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
ANOTHER CoMEr.-ln a letter from cenlIc

ANOTHER CoMEr-ln a letter from a gentle
man on visit TO the White Mountains OF New
Hampshire, TO friend in this City, written on
Wednesday evening, July Goth, he says . Last
night at Conway, discovered Comet, the same
to all appearance we had a short time ago. This
extended from the eastern horizon upwards, whilst
that one was from the west. 1t was visible for
about ten minutes only, and seemed to fade away
instead of sinking below the horizon. To-nigh.
it is cloudy, and has not been visible here If it
has not been seen in New ork, make its ap-
pearance here known, that persons may look out
for it. fancy that but few saw it in this region.
Eve Post