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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

STEAM SHrr ACADIA willleave Boston next Wed.
nesday Tor Halifax and Liverpool. Her letter bags
VIII close IN this city tomorrow afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGIsT1C MIXTURE
the cure of all discharges from the urethra-sold In
bottles at 81, and OF 90 cents each.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent,
~ NAnnau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

EDEN IN CANDLE-LIeHr The everlasting " demo-
oracle" of the 1lth Ward, give grand ball to the
fair ladies of that wardtomorrow evening, at Tam
many Hail. All the big and small lights Of the "de-
mocracie' will be there. On that evening, we may
write over the door of Tammany, in letters of golden
light, Paradise to be for one night, including
all its beauteous angels-admssion only $l.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

LrsPENARD CAsE.-We published yesterday the re-
suit OF this case-verdia'for the plaimtGs-by which
Robert Stewart has lost his case, and Colonel Webb
may, if he please, get inheritance of $780,
GAO ON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

Political MOVEMENT IN MIcHIcAN.-A mighty
mass meeting is called in Detroit, by hundred
sgners, to support Mr.. Calhoun's nomination to the
Presidency. General Cass has also arrived in De.
troit, and been received with general applause.
Something will grow out of something.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

TTavgauon was presented by the Speaker, with other
1oNHSI'nSTIn n, and the House adjourned.
vi hhsrkR made a short argument in the Su-
PN MY Oourt Today, twenty minutes long.
"io"y hemoers are gone home. w. II. A.
, FROM MExIco-The arrival from Vera Cruz of
the revenue cutter Woodbury.. al our wharf vester
DAY mernlng, dlssipated the little ssspeck of war;
winch some OF our contemporaries had d;scovered
in the horizon. General Thomson was not on
board, nor has ne left Mexico IN heh duJoeon. on
the contrary he is still in the city, in his Official ca
pacty, and there is not the slightest reason to anti
clpate difficulties between the two Countries Ex
plantations have been made and accepted regarding
the occurrence at Monterey. The cession of The
CALIFORNIA; to England was universally considered
an unfounded report A reinforcement of 800 men
has been dispatched from Vera Cruz to join the
troops before Comparatively. o. Bulletin, FEB. l6.
CAMPEAcHY. Rosario, that arrived yester-
day, brings accounts from Campeachy to the 4th
INST Up to that time the seige was continued by
the Mexicans-the firing from either side occurring
nightly, with more or less destruction of persons and
property. The people and authorities of Yucatan
still seem to feel the greatest confidence of their abb
hty to repe the invaders. Rumors were rife, how
ever, that Gen. Anaya had appeared in the interior,
ush OF Mexican money, and true to the traitor prin-
ciples OF Canalas, himself and Lemas, was offering
6rbes to the natives to raise in favor of the Mex
leans But we trust this stratagem will not succeed,
and that the virtuous YucaticOs will purge their soil
OF the base minions of despotism who have had the
temerity to place their feet upon t.-N o. Com.
Bm., Feb. 16.
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of that unparalleled act is revolving to the general
sense of Justice. 1t is insulting common sense-ho-
--humanity-truth-every thing that is esteemed
just and honorable amongst men.
Again, and again, and again we say to the Court
Martial-pause and reflect at every step. The eyes
OF the civilized world are upon you. The honor of
your country is nyour hands The interests Of ever
lasting justice are calling aloud for your impartial,
decided, most matured decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

NAvAL.-The U. States schooner Enterprise,
Lieut.. James P. Wilson, commander, bearing the
broad pennant Of Commodore Charles Morris, was
at Buenos Ayres, Dec. IL.
1t is rumored that Commodore Jesse D. Elliott
will soon after the adjournment of Congress be re-
stored to his rank, and appointed TO the command of
the ship Pennsylvania, which ship will be put in
commission, and sent on long cruise, visiting all
the important sea ports of Europe and the known
world.
Correspondence of the Herald:]
TAMPA BAY, Feb. H. l843
The United States steamer Ponsett arrived at
this place this morning in % hours from Key West,
and AZ hours from Havana-her officers and crew
all well. The officers speak of her as NEST asto-
nlshing sea boat for vessel OF her build, and as
strong as stons fence. Her officers are as fol-
lows = u.
Charles Fl. McBlair, Esq, Lieut.. Commanding; Wash
ington A. Bartlett Acting Lieutenant; j. N. Morris J.
X. Duer, Passed Mdshipmen; O. w. Harrison, Midship-
man; A. Fuller, Masters Mate T. A. Conrad Captains
Clerk; James Atkinson, Engineer.
Passenger in the Poinsett-Lieut. W. r. TAYLOR
assistant surveying officer.
Lieut.. Commanding L. M. Powell, of the Ore
goa, will now be able to progress rapidly with the
survey, assisted by the steamer. This learned by
the boat that came up for letters.
The United States Mail brig Hayne, went into
Havana on the morning of the 9th, at the time the
Poinsett left.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

board Of vessels Of war at home and abroad. and
wilrstill leave the navy yards and docks without
marine guards; and require the continuance of the
irresponsible guards composed of civic watchmen
to guard twenty three millions of public property at
an expense at some of the yards OF more Than
three times the amount paid to marine. The
month, or ($360 three hundred and sixty dollars
per annum; the highest pay $3.50 fifty dollars per
month";, or ($6OO) SIX hundred dollars per annum;
while the whole cost OF private marine to the 60
vernment each year. in pay, clothing and subsistence
is but the small sum of ($lS6) one hundred and
eightysix dollars and that sum is paid to the re-
sponsble senne ever faithful to his trust and never
known to fail IN the prompt execution of his duty.
In consequence of the very limited number Of the
marine corps, neither officer nor private soldier has
scarcely ever relief from guard duties, and upon
duties OF higher grade in connection with his
own and but few Of the guard at sea, with the ex-
ception Of those on board of vessels of the larger
class. have officers with them.
Or the thirteen captains there is but one of duty
(he being an invalld) the senior of this grade has
been In active service tor twentyeght years and the
Junlor has served twenty-one years. Of the seven
suDaiterns whom the increase of seven captains
would promote, six have been upon active duty
eighteen and twenty years, and the only reward for
such long service beyond the promotion Of one grade,
is the small! increase of pay of $50 dollars per
month, adding the small sum Of $50 seventy dol
lars per month to the general expenditure. ~
The difference of pay between first and second
Lieutenant is but $50 five dollars in favor OF the
nrst called upon to perform any responsible duty.
Cfilcers OF the navy unite in opinion that the ma
rnes are as necessary upon the quarter deck in the
af'erguard OF ship at sea, upon the sentinel's
post when In port and in proportion to the number
OF marines which the department may have in its
power to send on board vessels of war; Just in such
proportion will the quota OF landsmen on board of
those vessels be reduced, and their places supplied
with marines; thus giving strength and efficiency to
our vessels OF war; at the time that the private
marine is allowed such relief from the sentinel's
post as Is necessary to his vigilance and the
prompt execution of the soldiers duty. A Phila-
deph!a paper remarks, on the occasion Of the fune
twenty.seven marines, under command Of Lieuten-
ant Hall;'' and to obtain even this number, (only
one-hrd OF the guard OF the Constitution under the
command of Commodore Hull, when he captured
the Gueriere,) it is said Gel. Milerwas compelled
TO close the gates of the navy yard, and leave pro-
Perty TO the amount of more than seven millionso OF
dollars in charge of the cook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald.]
WASHINGTON, Saturday night,
Esoh Ok 1912

Feb. %, 1913. \
Passage Of the Bankrupt Bill in the Senate
Electro Magnetic Telegraph-Changes I'm
the Characterization Of the Expenses In
the Judiciary-The Coast Survey again,
&c.
One week more, and the 9th Congress will be
defunct. But it will long be remembered in the an
nails Of this country 1t has both passed Bankrupt
Law and it has repealed the same law, unconditioa
ally, as may say. The latter step was taken to-.
day in the Senate.
This is probably the only important measure that
will be consummated by Congress, besides the pas
sage of the Appropriation Bills No one anticipates
that the Senate intends to pass Bill No 54S unless,
as is talked of, with an amendment cutting down
the salaries of members to 81 day, which the
House will reject.
However, the matter now most talked of here is
the contemplated changes in the cabinet and this
is considered much more important than any thing
that Congress may do or undo Therefore I send
You the two lists that are most commonly reported
to be accurate:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23
CHARLES STEWART.
pre-sA~nf a ii- coutt.
OGDEN HOFFMAN,
- Jadgeaadsacsie.
From The aslsigh sRegisi e,

THE INSTRUCTIONS RESOLUTIONS.
. ' When ,hs whia.. 10 the recent Lss.
isla,ure. loan.i thai hey cunid not slave
Oh Gle debate on The Instruction RrsoIp-
TONS hee theyssIiseoyereJ Thar the ,as-
porian, public business before The Legs
l.lssc. wa but minute gram of ssndan
The balanrs, when in the apposi,e scale
wore place. .perssnal and party feelings,
when, " e cay. this vas known. Tho
Wings then besoughi ihs ,.L"cos &, PER-.
mi, these miscLiesous IssnIulions ,osbs
.li.cosse,lin the afternoon stss,ons. lesv-
ing The morning. with i've caoi aud rslm
deliberst,on. 10 be devo,ed ~ the pressing
demands &c The state. BY tbs division
of time. much good might. probably. base
been tffrclei; but The Locns wee hex
orsble, and k.pl the resolu IONS. morn-
ing. noon and night. on The Legislative
anvil. hammsrine away. as if The saliva
lion ofihs people depended upon their
adoption. And noe so much lime was
spent in their confederation What .eoad
have they. ar Will they accomplish! 10
there man. woman ar child. 10 the Slats.
that whl be bench tel by their pass.g.f
Will they raise the price Of Gotten ore
cent IN the pound. or Increase The am"unt
oi money 10 circulation ane d.llsr' Will
they fill the mouths ~ an almost starving
populs,i,n. in the EASTERN part al tbs
state, or aiTu,d the slightest rSi,ei to The
purchasers nf Cherokee Lands, in The
West if they a,il do none Of these
things, Why. we All. we're they pressed
anh such, pertirscity! Was there msn.
who voted i.I them. v ho belle sed. t"r
q mopsnt, that our seDsloIs would regard
than IN any other Ugh, than as q mete
expression If op,nipn by The Legislature.
ROT ata!l msnd.tor, linus chsrscrt? Was
there man Who s",td Tor ,hsm, who did
nut btl,s,e IN his heart. that. By lie act.
he was doing vinlence to the popular feel
ing al Ihs stated I.e, themsloak out. !rs'.
10 trying To instruct Hing ssua,oss out
Of their seats, they may not have LAID q
snare far their n.w Democratic senator.
He declares tina, he goes io the Srnste
unrsmeilrd. and II may ao' sa'sh'ssv,res
al prnpris,y to vote on all The snhj-c,s
embraced IN the rssniu ions. as dutcied.
In-sNrh an event. would he he .bnund 10
resign. or is such a.s,er only expected Of
Hhig .enalmsi Il the l.ncos sheald &c,
thenst Ives in,o such asf,leasns. si,er.all
their pains. ~ho would no, say. that hey
richly deserved Il!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23
From the Worcester Magazine.
The Prod;gal Returned.
A TEMPERANCE SKETCH.

"For this my son was dead, aud is alive a.
gain, was lost, and is found" .~T
In beautiful que, town in the south
vest par. Of New England, lived The
young nan. a portion OF whose history Is
here skstched. His father vas farmer
Of ,ndeperden, esats, of unlmFeachable
integrity. OF industrious habits. an! Of
devo,ed pie,y. His mother was OF KIN
dred sp,ri'. help NEE, indeed. BY 'heir
united Efforts. they reared a large fam ly
aud spread aroand them noble isrm
Which Yielded its annual products in gres,
abundance. ri ".
The substantial farm house stood on Z
moderate elevation. commanding mos
dellsh,iuI prospect. A, its front was
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23

tteir~smfsrs ihsi hr wss sandiosa 10
punmois fIrir prufrsiss. and ll.zi ~ 81
ni<hrsrnis @srr INDICTED grr<srr fhza srss
rrnAesra ssr<ssafy by ale a<e 1sha ns-
iurscf ne ersu aad he proper disriFlins
81 man. az war
The t:ouri further End dat The rondrrs
81 iSoza~>aiss Mackenzie. Lieuirnsns
Gansevossss zrsl ne .ofIscsrs of he bris.
Was. during dc iFyinF scenes skrsasA
which lhpy passed. collrrird. sslsa, add
brave. end ynsssisa Ilie epnsdenu- sspes.a
in them By their snuasry.
OPINION.
Tie csnff are. iherefose. ,oi'epinisn-
Thar a mniiBy aad.bssa asxsni1ed on
board lhs Unilrd rifles arg s. mers 4,
murder lie aiIiees, and taks Posssssion
Of The brig. ~
Thai Midzkipnan Philip spsa. =.
Boaiswsin's mate Ssmnri Cromwell. ard
seaman Elisbs SmaR were cnpeemed On
and guilty Of sneb npsiny-
That. had not ihef iakrnplzre.
an attempt would hav. bern made 10 re-
lease the prisoners, 'narier The aliceIs.
and take command ofai.e brig.
That such sHempi. han Il heen unsae
in iIIe night. o. during s.sqnsil. would. in
the judgment of che Ionft. from Me
number and character af the crew, shs
small size Of ihe'brig. aud the daily decrrs-l
sing physical Strength fihe officers. occa-
stoned by almost constant watching and
broken SUMMERS. have hrrn sucrrssful. .
That commander Mackenzie. under
these circumstances. was noi bound 10
risk Abe fafely Of his vessel. and leopard
lie ivssof The young officers and The loysl
OF BIS w.inorller 10 secure to The gull y
the forms Of trial, andaha, The in'nlediass
execution of the prisoners was demanded
BY duty andjuslihea by neeessiiy.
- The t'ourt are further of OPT ion. thai
'shrougbonl all these painful occurrences.
so well calcu aieal q disturb i.ejudgment
and try TIE energy Of The brayest snd
mosl exprFienced difirer. The conduct OF
Commander Mackenzie and his off
Ulcers was prudent. calm. and firm. and
that he and ilhcy hohorahly performed
their duly 10 The SERVICE and their coun-
Try.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23

Eer Case" What can ,a.man dol"
asked green one Yesterday, .when the
sheriff is seen coming to him with awrit
in his hand" " Apply the remedy"
said another enc gruffly. Remedy |!
VIVA, kind Of a rmedy!" Hesling re-
medy, you goose-run like.i devil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23

Ephraim says that il mems jaws we're
intended for tobacco presses they would
hare screwe in them. Richmond Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-23


II was they rosy m"nth of June. The
sun shone in urrlouJel splend"r-Nsturs
poured forth her riches, blessing; the win
Ter had c,nwned the arms OF America with
victory. anl hope aud " once more be"
gan 10 enll,en the bosoms OF her children.
Two Of the sons Of MIR. Winmaer had
been home lur some weeks recovering
lrcm The effects Of severe Wounds. but had
again j"ued their commander. animated
with PATRIOTISM and hope. aud going q"
"cnnq ueting and III conquer, "slhe Young
ladies, af,er the performance OF Emily lie
vo,ion, had seated .h' m.el'es on The pr
azzs gang an the placid bns"m OF The
n laWare, IN whose waters The m"oh-
beams danced like streams oil gold, anu
besi lie tsem a,hlrd object. the li,''e son "'
En- lila, The bereaved young WIDOW now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

ENORMOUS quantities of these popular medicine sold
II during the year. still the demand constantly
In five the Doctor has gone from few
to 81 ton. and where it will stop conceive.
for them they wonderfully efficient they would be
by woIthsst for
C'ak, Sherman Brownel Esq, Register Of the city, w
Bunn ESQ deputy register kev M Dunbar Of the cDoug-
Anthony the Oned. Conference, Hon. Senator Aocher
Col Zbske Of New Jersey, and hundreds of others Of
sherman'. Worm Lozenges-Tested in over million Of
sfe certain destroying meocine world They
pescrbed daily By neatly all physicans. sherman
Lezenees alone have repuiaop-ihe Doctor member
of The Medical Society and sklful pract,tioher
pitatiok owness Of spirits and dependency, cured
by them They have fully proved multitude
Of Cases and never known 10 fail.
Shermnns Cough Lozenges sllay ell tickling irritation Of
the tsIoat or promote ana cure the most
eou.h and ghtness of the chest Consumption has
be only relieved but eectu ally cured by Sher
nan's Cough Lozenges when all other mems failed -
Sore Nipples positively by Shsimans Pap llay Oil.
Agents, no. and f5s Roadway; 10 Asfor House. 81 Hud
yD; ksddne Sat. srfse, Boston, Dyer Westminster
Torooo csnsd Ledge Bal dns: PhiladelrSia; and g.
Thonas, II, Man 81 Cincinnati. Ohio ais lmr
MEDl AL MOI ICE-The proprstor OF the long csab
AVA list ed HunI,h Dspensary No. Division street, wish
inform afflicted that he is still To ucd ali hours
his ,nvse the Dspecsary The Dctor wishes
astpg cure by The thu, failing remedy Dr. Han
ters He'd Dop, he will not take The thui
dsprne MEASURE, from the beaten paths Of his brother
ciition by adv, his remedies simply inform
fear, ud adequa his profession as we
friend. M
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Ps:
en- ~ s welfare Of s.t .e s1s
q sSsss1.s
Ho nth: . hall: " s,s rs e 6.
T "a the s at s %s
season. without of Dict uterfe with usual
chang Of the is use of balls will poSs Ss
aRS s sS 70
%R- til. hes. msd.
s MAJ ss % all disorder, i ssTssd
nc. .hIysr coughs, hoovns loss Of milk, &c. Sold in
''eftr.Es.sS s'S SRSk .sm
1s., sIyss and SHOULD be omitted where
su %S. admiralty afford.
assistance IN e!peng that ertrapeous matter, which
Of al s ss%a In
fSss:Tfiis' So 4 fish .ubdu.s inflammation
and morbid swelling. horses. also an excellent cooling
S s e. sseh N
'''S5 B%tsAM-po ..ae.nr MARBLE.
horses. healing cuts aud wounds however deep
e s Hs b s Soo and ss S
sf SSgs. xSb w5F s a sfss L.
%ss caution invariably observed the selection Of genuoe
xI M I; s rREscRIpTIoNsS fully impressed
We osi scrupuoas accuracy IN the preparation OF phys
The above prepared and sold exclusively at
o On. *. Hall Z E.sey three doors from
Orders IRON the country promptly executed. ais 3msr
| as1kfANT TO FARMEKs-rhe New York Night
sou Company are now prepared fulfil
oe Tor MANURE which pronounced by the practioa
ana respectable farmers TO be rzns quail
To any manure now IN aud they intend sengit
sue prices as TO make accessible to farmer
For partcuisrs enquire the once Of the Is Cham
btrs street.
ORDER may also be len for the mov. Of the of
cess pools and sinks which will be attended with all pos
expense Of purchasing vessels for the purpose of
from the CT and make agreeable the citizens they
nave tubs and and have arranged
vessel al the wharf where the
Is 20 ev, mt he nui,ance of caring through
All orders be left letters addressed the Office OF
tne agent 10 Chambers street ms lmsp
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
J'HE sUBSCRiBERS opening, by recent arrivals
their sprng assortment Of Hardware, &c. which If
viz - -
Brass smell Goods. ~.
yapaued Tea Traya Table Kniv.. and Fork.
Timed Hollow Ware. Scissor Rsron and shear
saws. Files and Tools. Dixon Sons Wares
Bolts, Locks, &c Castors, Candlestlcks, &C.
. Scytnes Sekes, Shovels, Spades &c &c.
Also, full assortment Guns Pistols Rifles Gun
snas al lower pce than other no afford SELL
vng been purchased auctsn and much below
original cost.
A. w. SPIES CO.,
az lmer 2i8 Pearl street opposite Platt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
UvKrrsD AHp IhsftssD ~

etiE S;.ns,c Combustion ingredients OF which he =
PHI, are composed made tnea the wonder and admi
,,,or 81 i've world They known all Europe
the only Uncovered that has proved invariably
that thew not DC used during
or though always mild sste and he.hy they are eean to
The translated into English and enveopsd
,cnnx wi scu Of the importer Each soul
sins the signature Of M de poudeoqpe, English d.
reetions the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU, authorised
sseut Ter the continent Of America
They can be rsu.mitec BY mail any part Of the United
York, will re.et with immediate attention. All letters mua
se paid Sold BIZ II i2o Cherry Csta
street Fries g. fsf hcrss g. No half boxes BY
uNl. milo m ddw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,

72 Nassau, near John street, NY.
HAVING the Lens ground under his ction, and
IL arranging them IN the obscura hm'e he feels
wan ii ing that hrs apparatus have Oh
thoss
fer The latter ofeu nperfec AID still oeper imp operly
adjusted. The adv sser trial Tor hs Six
teen practice Optcin enables him to grind and
range Lens TO su the Tor which they wanted
aH m.ec
DAGUEkR EOTYPE-L. B. BlNsSE co. inform
- Photos that they have from their old stand
No. Maiden ane No. 81 William street, south
Of Maiden lane, the I'd floor They have hand
sent complete assortment plates chemical, and lenses,
all feIcele quality which they respectfully invite the
attention 81 Articles
ranted Their chemicals are from the laboratories of the
first chemists Paris aud their plates specially selected ~
their ptner there residing bear their Initials. and fully
warranted TO the proportion Of silver which stamped
them Any who have their doubts the sub
ject. requested TO have them essyed. apis Imsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
'kMALk MONTHLY fiLIss.

OWiH0 TO the e.sbrsy efficacy. and inysnabe :aeees Of
Madame kestells Female Monthly PlEs in all Of
esanity suppression stsppags Of those function. Of
tsre aron which the health OF feNe aspends
eoynerIei:. and limitations constantly attempted Be-
paned on Tor the genuine Chssp pills purchased
twel!e cents boz! ut different boxes and called.
1epIe Monthly Pills. with the object of selh them,
Pos7.bis at OF two doars boz Females .efors
s.Sncned aS.nst tas .'s%Pn TO impose Spen tnsm 4 i
svfeits those sold Madame Restes Prime Jcs
~ Gresuwch strsss, New Hos and Essex street, boston
Proc 81 Madame Roseui signature tho cover
ofeaeh box
NJ B-Ihey DO used BY married SINGLE BY foloWino
tho dccens enclosed inside Of each box Sold also ~
pontmsnt at ~ Grand srest Of Allen. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-10
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

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