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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

L'ATENSIVE COMMERCIAL Law Agency
Estabs,ed in this City ~ August 1912, the promps
collection Of Debts IN all Ol the United STATES TIE
attention OF MERCHANTS . invited to this establishment 10
Gated at ig WilIamzeet where they requested cali
vice the way OF bu; mess. The propreors have already
es1bsaGd correspondence in almost every section of the
uion. aud intend extend rapidly possible so as 10
embrace every collection dact the UDif-d States.
anticipating such encouragement from the mercantile com
nuhty as w us'rn usets and praises odhy enterprise,
tey are prepared 70 references merchants for whom
tey haze transacted business and others of the highest
Sactab'ty and nyt- scrutiny from those interested
Their pan OF business caTacer and ability carry out the
undertaking. WOODWARD & DUSENBERY
lYil 2weodiS 10 " illiamstfeei
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Passengers Arrived
In the ship Sea Lion from New OTeansMr Brander and
family Nh Cox Mir Carter and 20 in the secrage.
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Our Pens pat up in the neatet STYLE on cards aud IL
boxes and .ad G ;he 5ttohe generally. Dealers supp4d
by op Agents. !! 6. BARNET S. CO., No. l6i Broadway
bet"een Couuiand and Liberty-Streets.
Nen York InIY lai2 iY20 3teOdis-
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Benefit Of CASPER HAUSFH, ID the Wild Bov al the
Woods and positively his last appearance in Newly or
Two performances By Miss Jf.sELYN aud Miss BUR
DET, VINO i'll appear in anumncr Of Of Fancy Dances Mr.
H f. CONOVER, he celebrated India Rubber Nlan Mr.
HONTZDEC Will inf2aGce his FanecinGi Figures Of Punch
will appear number of Dances peculiar to himself Mr.
SMITH will introduce number Of Sog2s: Mr. II; HAR-
VE.Y, the Butfo Singer; CASPER HAU SER will siHg a
number Of Songs and tell amusing Stories
with the Museum OF 100 800 Curioste for cno Smiling.
The Performances take place an O! ack z NJ iY22
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MUSIC TEACHER WANTEI(-A Lady ca
VA pdbs teaching Music ;ie4 Seminar is want
ara the counrry. Tho S-mjrl!y located in one
OF the mos. beautiful towns n New England and the
every way desirable. Address W. 7. Box U
Par: Post Oficr. Ig2l q.
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a ch2lce selection of Silk aid Satin Scar Cravats Hand
et Muslin Shirts Collars. &C. al prices which must offer
Inducements 10 purchasers wiz istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

A YOUNG WOMAN wishes situation az
\ Cook Washer and IroGe VIII C.s good references
70 honesty and c:Pabilty ApP ~ Washington ST.
tween Liberty and Cortl4nLt j2J2-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

4 YOUNG LADY competent 10 teach the usual
u branche, Of au English Education Of obtain
ng situation Assistant lsach:r. ALdcess j. L. r.. IL
l..iS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

4 MiDDLi.-kGrD AMERICAN WOMAN
"A wishes naton 20 ;rageI with lady. or sdr and
gentiesn Persons without children would be peeEfed-
Good references be given Application to e nid- oi
NJ. CRLGER 10. u Fnt.ytle-strae,. ~ lM-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

uOBOKEN-Th delightful place of summer
presents advantages all others in the vicinity
for short excursion. The facility with which can be
tied by the Brcay Canal and Christopher stree Ferries rem
ders tie Walks ans Grounds vefy accessible Those which
are open the public considered be uneqused By any
devoted ts purpose for their extent diversified scenery
and superb No pains have been spared season
to much possible the natural beauties of the
place As additional attraction an excellent German Band
led BY Mr. Myers wiI! OF Free Concerto the
EIyian Field! che afternoons Of Mondays, Wednesdays,
and SatNr.laYs dT.Ing the suIllneI, ll3 is
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IM. T. JENNlNGSN co Diapers aud Tai
9rs 2a Broadway, American Hotel opposite the Foun
ai solicit attention 70 Of Seasonabe goods
ncLues CLOTHS Cassmeres NestinCs &c, in all the new
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

Augcst %
RfGCL LAR NE.W.I ORK FII-I JPsDr SarE
I,iLsrr- j -sSHrs CIT Shgi9Sx Nv" TS.pE SitN-Tbe f-,:
week AvGusJ andwiil be conducted as heT,ora Wy ,S
tae direction OF thu C'mmt,ee OF the Trade Invoices OF
Books Paper Stationery. Binders Leather and Cloth.
otyI- Plates and all other sclrs with h. Rot
trade. respectfully solicited.
The Catalogue in press and Ill be speedily isxn,l
Will be found unusually Tch embracing ADDITION 10 IN
Inv oces OF all those who have regularly contributed hereto
fore aAy from those who have withheld from the Two ~:
cediAg Sales
second Cat,losue. embracing additional Invoices, Iii t
published on t,e ms, morning oi sale.
The Commrr have agreed that the sales shall be ccr,
Gqced 6y HeSrs Bangs; Richards and PIatr hetsofoe
whom they recommend the trade send their invoice
FLETCHER HARPER
GEORGE. CAR9ILL.
CHARLES y. FRANCIS. Committe.
SAMUEL RAYNOR,
CHAS. VI. SA&TON
AT PRIV All, SALE.
i3 Volumes Of the Newly ork Pce Current and ShiprirP
List, from lS29 10 lGil, inclusive, iolSo, bound.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

w WTANTEp--&!matons by two respectable
,onis women one as cha nbernat aud %a,r. the
other vii! 10 general hou5ework Pz.e apply - losb
street, the rear. jy2j ft~
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Rr E rnltnn

THIS DAY, (TUESDAll at the Stores ll3 Fu,-
and 81 .tnn-srreet lO O'Clock Furniture Piano
&c large assortment OF Furniture, consisting OF mshcsa
ny Chairs nahogany French Bseas dress Bureaus Dinins
and Extension Tables, Sofa Bes cued maple and psip
Ghi!rs Hall and Astral Lamps, Carpets Clocks Cots Pier
Tables, WoFk do Beds Mattresses 2secondl md Sofas SC
Also 20 pay edvancs, or 3dew Sofas
Also by virtue OF an execution will positively be sold on.
order ' i'
llIso, one Spring Cart, Harness. Saddle aud Bride
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AUCTION SALES.
,,,,,-, TIEsDAf. Auea,, ..

,r, jos,25 Richards. Aueuopeer.
Si EANGS, RICHARDS lS -PI.ATr.-Stoys
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

N-ANTED-A Protestant SRI 10 take care OF a
child Any who understand apply e. 2;i Henry
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

! liz coput vi tlfc '>tdtt VI ne" YIN; " VI!
gfsss OF God free and Independent 10 al persons iStfl
-s 10 the Of John Faiilie, late o the city ri New
York, deceased, serd greeting
You and each y0u are hereby cited and required peysoI
ally be- and apeer before our surrogate Of the county 81
New Yo at his Office the CITY IF New i2rs 10, on M
OF that day then and aeGd the fnai e:,leIorst o!
the Of Samuel g. OsGen, as he .
~ and singular the goods chatte and cTe5 OF M sao
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

NTANEED-A partner for "a profitable and cash
business with small capital Call At 25J " -sn.ng,oi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

feature III the esab shrnent which must Commend il ia
ose req airing articles for immediate is the addition 10
our STOCK OF an assortment Of rst quality ready made Gar
mens consisting OF snrtout Frocks Dress Coats Panra
i9ons, vests, once Goats, Tryeiing FIocks Dressing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
pt.IEk V. Hustled Merchan, Tailor, No. Chat
nam square corner OF Cathsrrestree makes Clothing
e III e Geas and latest STYLE 10 per cheaper than the
cheipcsi Cash Tailor in the city.
strangers IN the city regular customers, who may find
te distance inconyenent viii please send through the
Despatch lost when they will be waited with samples Of
sEoh Goods they may desire their measure taken and
C9tnns sent nome flashed style of workmanship thar
VIII ensure entire satisfaction or no sale.
Suit of Clothes made 2i hours if requred; good ft
warranted ana no disappointment under forfeiture Of the
cles ordered.
description IN Im;ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
VI " DAVID B. OGDEN.

81 FAKW FOR 81 .f.-Lying IN pleasant
s situation within one .ile Of New Brpnswic y
and eighth mile ron the railroad, contain
.. sbou y the best quality land snd nearly at
u:dsr cultivation The place has and spscieus
Cottage iae a.d we'll built barn and abonrts with for
new and, ,3get,af with the fences in good repair.
Tef->4 easy. enquire of AARON CLARK, 25l Peah
5:IsS,. New i orb, or OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

4 POLIO ASSOCIATION, New-York, July
e. for the yer 1872 can reSs!v =, ne
soiomops, the Associa,ions Room. No Broadway
! between the hours Of O'Clock and jF. NJ Jr22 3lg
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Sal lKDAt, july 22d, 1913,

DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM AND PIC.
i TURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the c !ty Hall.
THE WONDER or THE DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

n yi.cof W. have cansed lie seal e Office ot
d ass /? be s,ls@ao e1n 4 sac .as s@snry ". az
r. H. c;,y ~ Ssy iotk tAs thirtie.n day Of June
The year OF our Lord thonsa;d light hundred and
fJny-ihre,, and x oar Independence the sirty-ss.
80, ,l.es yettA. DAVID B. OGDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

Y Boarding school51Irvins Institute,
iy23 !ulis WI. P LYON, \. NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

GS REWARD-Lost-A Purse, Ladies Gold
De- Chain and Emerald Stone and abv.t three Doltfs
money BGo4dw4y bEyeen c@a St and Bowling Gofen,
By lady i: believed have been JTopped n eeckeo
sbofe rrys.rl by calling he bar OF Atlzc Hotel,
Broadway. Jy2J 2t+
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filing orders. j. C. BO0TH G. "a 1 "a, 'u s,f ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
b. Joseph HsScman. Auc,ioneer
LlM MINlSIkATOR.S SALE-Of NalRahle

l Brooklyn P5oierty
S!tnts August l9 lS3 y O'Clock At the Sales Room
81 Joseph Heseman hGctoneer, No. Fulton street in the
Ky OF BFookyn VIII b. sold auction the real estate OF
IN. iate HisIsaret Van Dyke, deceased consisting of
a very CONVENIENT TWO story ttc back front Hons
with basement and under cellar known as number erh.r
3( Butler street Couy; in n. sixth W,r M ~
City otBrooklyu. Lot p bv 100 feet. ~ " w
Also four Lots OF ground. each p BY eo feet on the
OF Van Brmt and Rrid streets, the Sixth Wsj of hs
City of Brooklyn. " Wv
The above property will b. sold for cssh without reserve
BROOKLYN July 25h, 1919. iy25 2swigwi,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

~ Health. Quiet. and Confort-The Ora.
ham House u Barclays New York pro-rs sd alges
stopping few days Weeks he city, such
rarely offered Il Is e.iby l-ca:e1 clean and airy
the brrin-- ct ;te city, and IN the
resrs riciuity { ths principal .t-am6oat landings is
apartments convenient and Will. lis table Is supplied
with the best Vegetables and Fruits that m procured,
cudias entirely Animal Food and stmuants of all kinds
Charges moderate and every effort made render Boarders
comfortable Shower Baths free Remember, % BARCLAY
street. !F0a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

eHT WATCHES, WATCHESi- The larges,
and splendid Of atche, III tlis city
Is To OF found the Subscribers. Ee i, constantly
ecering all descriptions of Gold ard Silver q ire
neSsst style from the manufacturers In England fsaEe
and Switzerland and IL selling them retail az mach Tess i
ces ;naa any other house city Gold Watchrs aS io
bought All wa:ehs wanaated 10 krep gc1s ns r, :. T.
he .st au.r and warranted lower than al spY ossI
G. c. ALLEN. Importer Of Wass,s5 ~ 5na u W.
IuTl7 HH MholcEas Aa0 Istat1. ~ " az. ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

Under the assurance that the system of small profits and
qVck returns which has ELECTED liberal patronage w
De De co f m whilst ou arrangement such will enable
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

&: BOOTH II co. at the New-Yotk Cash
alIorng Establishment liz Futon.sees near Bro,d
WAY sun con,ue TO take the lead economy and ELEGANCE
IN the manu- acture and style the yarns ~,,mats Sl
ing 70 a gentem MS wardrobe ~ s''"ei'' Ue'ohS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

y1HE 8ANK-ROOK. belonging 10 4 Nc
1 Phsrson ..th the Chamberstree Bank FOR
sasnsi i MS Ss S5 ''0en ,b so me G dg @ a. n, s s1 M
thef: the book be of any Il found wi!
aT oea! reward 10: t at 10 peancrstreer 5r 23 Wa
tetsr-st.
New.Yors 2iIh !glT IT2s2t-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

IN7ANTED->everal good mechanics, VIZ: a
w Blacksmith cabinet and char r4ks.s ssler and har;
maker. and shoe maker aud carriage maker, 70 and
Brooklyn ferry TIM; very advantageous None but good
sober peor!e nor no IRISH, need apply.
Also Tor ssle--A BEAUTIFUL FARM, :! miles from
tie yils-e q Jamaica ab9ut 50 ac' good buildings
tillabe land in nigh cultivation. very desirable
nacn Annir " nIILER LIB Nas,aIL.st W. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
= Rarry,s wigs and scalps.-A. c. BARRY

~ Walter Forward and A. w. MARKS,
Attorneys Law. Pittsburgh Pa r.3 sms<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
4 DEERTIsEMENT-METALLLC pENs-.

TO those VINO shall make choice Peas Of our nanuc
ure for the fist time II recommended Try least OF
each hnt not Of enabling the purchaser
select thar Pen which best her hand than
aei g'!ice TO e Tnanuiactu We have than onss
suffered injury from astT decision based upon ns Of
sfsr Pen, II The hud prffsp nr yery opposite all s
pi0peltIes 20 that iflch shonlG have l.en s-ltcted
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

ITO BRASS TURNER'S AND LOCh MA
KERs@The stock aad tools Of the iatf 9a m
r Goats Offered Se affording good opportunity Inr
mos. no .s- cornnaeac- ,he above business If not
vory disposed of pv4re gale will be SOLO az AGchon on
Thursday August 81 10 o'clock a. NJ Far caTr please
apply to 3fr ALFRED SMITH sa5 Hous;cnstEe-t after
O'clock, ?, NJ, OK st g EofesIeet, jya 2wla-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

= Wire Window Shadcs-Nanui. TO o.
der OF SIZE shape figure and Handsomely fitted in ma
hosanr frames parur basement Office aud other windows,
hall doors screens ior public rooms, Sc. By
LEI. & CO, l3 Factory-street.
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
and - into the AID perfect into the
the they ob.truc the view the into the
and keep files and other Insects out ad Very
uaen tai. jy22 istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

Ship Mexican, from Russia, Barclay * Livingston.
Ship Florence. from Boston.
British bark Eliza from Bristol England, with Passe
gers The was boarded by pilo,-bo- Jacob Bell, II
niles S E of Sandy Hook Wind W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

This most extraordinary Performance has elected the adn
St,n ,.1 VI ~ ' ''s ~ ''
The CITY BRASS BAND, Of thirteen Musicians, is en-
gagged for che balcony garden and stage Miss PHI LLlpS,
TITE CERITo, The Dlnseuse, SC
Performances every Wednesday and Saturday aitenoons at
m Garden and en.ctainmenrs 25 cents; children uny zen
years Of age half plice.
DFATF,S NFW-YORK MTTSFTTW AND PIC.
TIIpE c,fIFRV Rrc,, nn-'0.t ~ rho ;J,, u
SATURDAY, Ialy 22d, 1913.
Benefit Of CASPER Hal SER %, the Wild Eov si the
Woods, and posltlYe!y HI; last apearpee N Newly ofk
n 4 h IN creSr' nS % a d '"G R"b H,a M
a ,l " y u WIRRay go VII toy IN u ;ba cS c;r
vii appear in number of Dances peculiar to himself Mr.. j.
Wy the SIs Bntfo f''nes SINGER CASTER HAGsGR vii s
number Of soHSs and e ,oo some amusing SGne1 N sGnGrc
NJ The P"rnrnanc.s take psce At and oir5ct F. NJ ir25
,Y1poI5izN7 IT,, - =
so, % presents adre5 b. GTeT i ar otYis m me vlc
ed h Ij Bclsy C,nai and Chrisronher sire Esr,ies rem
Gers the Walls ana Grounds YER; accessible Those which
arp m the nubc are considered 10 he neou,.d nv an
dsyoei 70 tEs purpose for 'ef diversified scsaFfy
10 ,ncfr, q, nIE a. ,tt Dss.y me maa,a 9tu.ss O. T
led by Mr. Syes viii give series of free Concerts st the
Eysan Fie!s on the afternoons Of AIoadaYs wednesday,
and Saturdays dU,ng The summer, jl3is
4 POLIO ASSOCIATION, Newly ork, July
saomo@ s at at The Room By s1t IN @ B!aa b
l,twasn ,. I,omrs of 3 o'clock and IP NJ r22 giig
..ss' ~, @ s9!'5 = : : - y si' = ~.
w A. 1tG-1eEtfaI gooG nieclian,I' 'a'i s. @ "
p,c HS,iJ'' | 90 q l a' 'i u "a -,r 70 % "n .,
s- in new vI5ge on he ~ l. r. r. about 30 miles from
PonlI o r, ~. a. a,v.ntsaeons Sone bmt ,yood
tnfsT ne5rls nor no irish need snpiy
il,6 i5r ssje--A gEHJTTIFtL FARM :! miles from
tie VILLAGE If Jamaica L. labou 50 ac!. good buildings
plenty uabont = acres wood ;a remainder meadow ad
uiaoe ia % III | ~ 2 80 i = ~ lie %,.,i,s, 5 az,
r+aIe: IT. : - .
4 IO.i Nc LADY competent 10 teach the usual
branches or an English Ednc.tion - es,rou, Of obtain.
nga SITUATION as Assistant Teacher Adde'S j. g. r. II
N0oro- 81 J2i l;si,
o,Is Of la,sba Ia,; n ir sria,[- van
Ell 10 20 iata the country The Semrary IS ocated in Que
OF the most bsau towns in New England aud The sta-
tog e, Is , IN 9GSs G way desirable. Address w T. Box "
- - = --.s---- <, -
A YOUNG WOMAN wishes situation az
y Cook Washer and rrorer VIII g.e good references
as 10 f1le.ty ana GiP1bty Ap2g ~ Washington 81 be-
% tH-sI t.szls iA,1 ',i tfl,t- .- u ~
NTANTEL DESTINATIONS by two respectable
w ,,o, ,.o,,.,. -. - - , - -,
er n do gassI bo,[ mn, % >, = - osb, ~.
.,re-, i, the resr 'tf'' i.2i Ife
MIMI -, c,.70 57IFPT~3Y- WOMAN
~ -. - - - ;, l. Ia. III
- ses altodiioh - sffit Win Una 10y ~ ~ .
stile-"fh I''Schs without cH'''Ie; ".'uiH We
Scoa ,risenGtS rs can De gwen. APlcauon l" ~ 'iu 3"
WA N[SL0 =, -,r--,ar ir = rrotifahie 9od cach
IA lJtI liicl lOI !oittii' fAI ''-ii
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

- Racry7S q iSS RIO sea Is.-A. {. BARRY,
Artist ia hair from ouon.he re: heads hair still stand
rr-mueut above all others Their peculiar sht goss.m-5
sad yentiIatng oaacrteir bng shaped exactly the
raara hair grows-he elasticity, and their sneror mate
rial and workmanship veil their style Of fash and
r,o-eren ali combine such perfect h,ads Of hair that
The? mus: b. seen 70 De fully appreciated.
system OF the ~ OF Wig Making taught IN five !:s
sons See ecilnaa OF Blrfy Wigs and Scaps which viii
satisfy III; mos fastidous ;hai e Is The best aud cheaI=t
ks in the city li Broadway OF I!hrry-sret.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

July d, Of apopeyy, Mrs. Acha Arden in the 73l year
Of her age widow Of the late Francis Arden.
The friends of the family and Of her son-n-law, Mr.
Conrad Sweet respectfully invited attend her funeral
this Tucsday aiternoon at - O'Clock, from her late resi-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

CoRoNER'S OFFrcE.-SuDDEN DENrH.-The
Nofo1e last evening held uqueSt the corner Of Dnane
aea Willism.sreetse Shakespeare Ho;eon the body Of
'p, Robert Stanton aged 81 65 yeaIs native of Com
fesiica, MIR. S. attached to Sailors Snug farbor In
:niGuon on Staten Isllad and Was an occasional
eoarder the above Hotel He WAS there Saturday even
ing snd retired to res, before midnight He did not come
DOWN to breakfast III the morning. aud Mr. S Darling one
G the Popretors. into his Foom He found him very
nawe and sen, boy soon afterwards about II O'clock 10
tm with soms soda water which he had asked for. About
O'clock the bov again him and found that lie
dad Or. Abraham Creveliu made post mortem exaina
hou of the BODY 0und the very much enlarged ard
efa OF the vessels ossiicd the Stomach also greatly
A;ned The Physicians testimony was such as TO warrant
ae Jary in rendering verdict of death fom enlargement Of
lh- heart
iocSc MAS DKowSSp-This morning the Coroner
neia an inquest 35 Waerstreet the body ol Johh
Pane the young who drowned Saturday morn
ing While bathing in the E,s, River. His body was found
is' evening. Verdict accidentally drowned
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number and character of the crew, the
small size OF the brig, and the daily de.
creaslng physical strength Of the off
GERS, occasoned by almost constant
watching and broken slumoers, have
been successful. ......
That Commander Mackenzie. under
these circumstances, was not bound to
FISK the safety Of his vessel, and jeop
ard the lives of the young officers ana
The loyal Of the crew, in order to secure
10 the gully the forms OF trial, and
that the immediate execution Of the pri,
soners was demanded by duty aud jusli'
he'd by necessity.
The Court are further of opinion, that
throughout all these painful occurren
ces, so we'll calculated to disturb the
judgment and try the energy Of the
braVest and most experienced officer,
the conduct OF Commander Mackenzie
and his officers was prudent, calm, and
firm, and that he and they honorably
performed their duty 10 the service and
their country.
CHARLES STEWART,
..... President Of The Court.
OGDEN HOFFMAN,
Judge Advocate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-10

10 the calculation which have made,
TO avoid placing too high the ratsble
proportions of the siavehoIding States.
have assumed for each that the voting
population are the tax payers, which is,
in effect, true. II may be that many
voters do not pay IaSes; but the def
cheney is fully, if not more than supplied
by taxes paid by widows, the guardians
of minor children, and foreigners who
have estates 10 land Could New York
pay this sum Of $4S57 $40 annualyS 7
The statement Of the amount is suffi
cienl reply Ddring the late fall elec-
lion in that State, the party leaders
were rampant al The thought Of Whig
aseendency 'lorly million debli' and
their stump and caucus orators, in dole
lul strains, besought the people TO re.
Store The State Government 10 the keep
ing oflhe Democracy, because Whig
Encouragement had imposed upon them
a direct tar of abou. SiT hundred thou
sand dollars, Dhich they ,0ere unable TO
pdy The Government was restored TO
them; and how do they propopose to al
leviate or remove this popular burden Of
six hundred thousand dollars direct
loxP By free trade In other words,
as the people of the State Of New York
cannot pay the sum of six hundred thou
sand dollars annually, without great in
convenience, il they can ever pay it at
all, Democracy proposes TO relieve them
OF The Inconvenience or inability by ex
acting annually an additional sum Of
four millions eight hundred and fifty
seven thousand eight hundred and forty
dollars by direct taxstiou for Federal
uses. A New York city member 10.
formed US shon time since that his
was the progressive or Improvement
a.. .