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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
FRox CARrHAeEsA.-The following is an eS.

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tract of q letter dated
49, " CAArHAGExA, Jalg D.
at IS pleasing to state that the nsurrecuon
which threatened US amounted to nothlng-that
: tberc was no blood she'd 1t has not, however,
been without It's benefits, as business has become
brisk and every body has cheerful countenance'
The loads OF heavy taxes put upon the people
are taken off and now they are satisfied that they
have justice.
The elections have just ended and much to the
satisfaction of strangers, for such an exciting
scene as was kept up during the election week
have never before witnessed.
Capt. C. of brig Chaires states that when about
filtv miles North of Cape Antonio he saw large
ship ashore with two wrecking schooners along
side clearing the rigging.
At Carthagena it was very healthy for the sea-
son nothing in the shape of an epidemic was
heard OF. Accounts from all New Grenada state
the same. The brig Chaires brings Sl3,4'3 IN
gold. part OF her cargo.
LATER FROM BARBADoEs.-Bv the British schr.
W. F. De Barre, Capt. Crockwell, we have ad-
vices from Barbados to the lltt Of July. Busl-
ness was reviving considerably. and every thing
looked cheerful The Mail Steamers continued TO
create discomfort by their irregularity. 1t is very
heal,hE and there has been scarcely any sickness
during the summer There were number OF
British vessels of war in the port, among which
were three steamers taking in coal. All coal Tor
the Royal Mail steamers is exempted from the ac
valorem duty in future-the same as at Bermuda.
On the 25th of July, Capt. Crockwe!l, saw
vessel bottom up could not make any calcutta
tons as to her size or what she was. She was
very smooth on her bottom andhe supposed from
that fact she had not been so more than week.
She was painted black.
LATER FROM ST. THoNAs.-By the schooner
Hope, Capt. George We have intelligence from
St. Thomas 10 the 2lst utimo.
The Yellow Fever has considerably abated, and
at the above date there were not many cases heard
Of but il had been, for week or more before, vc-
ry bad, and alarmed many persons who quit the
Island in consequence. The weather had been
very warm and oppressive and If 1t continues Sc
long, there can be no telling when they will be
entirely clear of fever.
Business was very dull, but not so dull as it had
been American produce was getting scarccrand
the demands for it were numerous, as the pro-
ducts of the Island were generally enough to sup
ply all demands, which, however, were very few
LATER FROM TURKS Is1AND.-By the ship
Liberty, we have advices from Turks Island TO
the 2lst ultimo. Nothing of any Importance has
occurred lately. The new arrangements con-
ccrning the Salt Ponds has at last been amicably
effected. There was 10 damage whatever done
to the salt b. the rains. Every thing is pcacea-
bic and quiet, and the inhabitants enjoy excellent
health
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04


AMERICAN RAILROAD Journal AND MEcnAS,cs' MACA-
ZINE for August, 1913. George 5. Schaefier and d.
K Minor, Editors. New-York: % Chambers street.
- per anapm.
This valuable monthly is promptly on our desk,
and contains several papers of decided interest.
The article on the Croton Dam. the one destroyed
by the food by highly intelligent Engineer, is
severe on the projectors Of the plan, and as the
work certainly did not stand the test. the writer
has fair chance at his rivals in the Engineer
corps but we are inclined to believe there are
two sides to this question, at least so we have
been informed. The numerous Railroads leading
from Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore are no.
ticed with como particularly, and the article con
cIudes with the following, which we commend to
our New York merchants and mechanics, partc
ularlv those who think the New FORK and Erie
road unnecessary
''Thus have Baltimore Philadelphia end Boston shaken
hands with the people all directions inviting them TO dun
and treated them the deicaces OF their extensive
Inarket3who will of rsciprocate their ciyts and
send them milk butter eggs aud bacon in RETURN While
Nerc York, the great aaa depot for the eggs, milk and
notions o the whole country resting upon her d,FeLs
in having II miles OF Harlem railroad 10 miles oil Long
Island railroad 80 miles of Ns,U York and Erie railroad
and the privilege of using the Netc.Je,sey railroads
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

THR CRors.-In Wayne County, in this State,
the Wheat was badly winter. killed, and viii hard,
ly be half a crop, though very good for the
amount OF straw; through all the rest of State
The yield is fair average In Vermont, the grass
ls very heavy-as least twice as much as last year,
ana Wheat is good, though cut by the worm.
Fall crops are backward, bu. promise well.
az No Northern mali had reached New. Or.
leans up to Tuesday of last week, since the Fri.
day preceding.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04


Ey.pprs,nryr Ap,us-lIr. Adams did not
reach This city Yesterday afternoon in the reouIar
,roin ,s ,,.,s oynec,od b,,;nr hoen dot,;,od ,t
Schannct as le ,y9s III aor., tho romte from
Jrt;co H., 10 o,r;o.;,,- 70 600 and bn,. b;,, A.
e,err sto,,n;na nlaco croyyas bad assembled and
,Ir : Iar!s ,5G,Firossed ,bc,, broa,.
Mr. Adams rcachod ,he citv in an cy,ra train
from Scbenectod,, abont b,Ir mast o,clock and
c's - .a;,.aa Io.S. ,,.a
nrocess;on Of c,;zens ~ bor.cbor ana q, foot
preceded by p hand Of mus;c The streets ,long
the route were tIronoed and all the commandine
positions occupied by persons eaoer to cotch q
glimpse of the DISTINGUISHED yisitcr who rode nm.
covered in carriage drawn bv four horses The
,,~;,,, - 8 Il, IN, II H.
=" .'1 Iei' a''' ie sor o' can
'.'o ii"' vas '' nus I,''e' ~
,o ,:.o e' ~ 'io Ohp'toi alN'
"illI'' i',v1d'iy s"diiiieu "l'i ou[ PoPuhton.
iieLc DIT, iAaa'Is was received win dcaiemng
cneeis, pailcu'ariy @nc"' having ascenaed the
ropsn m ",ru W e 'i.ltet"r' ana W. was
rbeer;er vt;ct w. ,SI ,rd lna'. a,,h
s;ded N. Van vech,on ,,, CarsrJ Ia
nouuccd. that the fa,iancs Of the daI,:s ;onrner
,,o, M, ,.,,,,,t,. -. ,.ar ~ w."
dan, ba1 becn .Iic on 10 ,,'o'
lo,,,.,ad ',io iou''
s, s'',' ,''st nv "'u,u oe haPPy 10
>, ~ o,coct n u" a. t,io Nat,sol .p-uay
foors ,nnnn..,an 80 I'l,,.s ,T lIi,.e ei'eel'
dentv ,nnrh a,iac,ed c,,,e or,,. s,;n csa
words and retred nSer re,,on,ed otno.a -, w.
Executive Chamber wbcrc snr c;znas o.,n1 I',d
and paid their resnects Thencn NJ ,coara
paniad bv the Hon y RarnarI ranarod -, ~
the residence o ,ba, ,,ontlo,,,a ~
the nicht ~ la''''
Mr. A,,n,s VII 10 oaa.....1
at ,be Can;,a ,h;s o'se1 ~ ~ WI nafilafq
Mr. vii ranl Wo nj a. ~ clocA' ana
the Eyecnt;vc f,,mbar n, ,'I1' ~ ieIeSe cSi's IN
- LII -. ona'iiDe, aii'i i ocioch. Lady
rom y 10 O'clock Alb Argus of yesterday.
STRANGE Co.rEssIoyS-We ,o,rn f,or, ,hn
TaIahasse FIor;d;an tbat CO.., @'1' Cnn isoH' tliS
his proclamation oHcrnr reuar5 nr ,o b,,
dred dollars for the SON Of Go t%o H{ tni
liam Burney. and his brother, Mr., Dad PrrreI ~
charged with the homicide of Mr.. Josepb Man
ning The friends of the deceased have r. also m Of.
fered an additional reward of three hundreJ dol
lars. The homicide was committed abont two
weeks wee snce: at public gathering near Bunker
ltl.i, I'LL. ~ 'e'leFsoh county Ihc origin OF the
fu, - no. g''eh Cy lne paper aaove named
nnon no ,'oa ~. cnceaeo recently
ae'.to-'.y u 'oti''s7io!'s o Two
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
JosE MARIA ToRnrl. Minister Of war and Ma,inr

FROM LAGrS,.-The British schooner Sea Bird
Capt, Mcneil, bound from Laguna to Liverpool
put in at the Baizc on Saturday last, in distress
for want of men, nearly the entire crew having
died or being sick of the yellow fever. We learn
from Capt. Mcneil, that the black vomit was
prevailing at Laguna when he left to a terrible
extent. The unacclimated Mexican soldiers were
the principal sufferers, twenty-five to thirty dv-
ing per day. Nearly all the foreign vessels IN
port were partially disabled from death and sick
ness. The owner Of the Sea Bird, Capt. Grant,
died at Laguna previous the sailing of the vessel.
\. O. Com. Bulletin, 25th u!t.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

FARE REprcED.-Thc rates of fare on the New
York and Erie Railroad were reduced 20 per cent
on Monday last
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

u A. NJ. Clark of Swanton, VT has sheared
Is lbs 10 ounces of clean wool from yearling
meTino buck this season.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

u There were 80 deaths in New Orleans du
mig the week ending July 22d, seven of which
were from velow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

IL 1t IS now said that Mr. Davidge has no,
been appointed Consul to Glasgow, and that lIr
Whiting a Treasury clerk, will be.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

II Mr.. Van BuEEs has gone to Saratoga.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

4 NGw PoRr OF ENTRY IN CUnA.-A letter
from Matanzas states that Cardenas a sea port
near Matanzss, was recently made a port ofentrv
for foreign vessels by the establishment of Gus
tom House \ railroad, 30 or 40 miles long,
from Cardenas to the interior, viii be completed
IN few months. rCharleston Patfint
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04
II Husr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August

u HuST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August
opens with full and systematic account of the
Sandwich Islands, by J. ]. JARVIS, author of
History Of the Islands. Prof Tucker continues
his ANALYSIS of the Statistics Of the United States
and Engineer CASEY follows with paper on Anne
rican Railways. The Inland Navigation of this
State is next exhibited by II. S. DEXTER, followed
by the Commerce of the Mississippi, byJ, ii. Lam
MAN. Mr.. T. B. FISHER, q consistent Free Trader,
next follows with review OF Hon. Lew Wood
burv's Tabernacle Speech, protesting against any
Duties on Imports for Revenue or any other puF-
pose and demanding an entire abolition OF tariffs
and custom.houses If Mr.. Woodbury's doc
trines were not Fundamentally lallaclous, MI
Fishers argument would be undeniaby sound
But we shall never coax or shame the mass OF the
anti. Protective potitions into a similar consis-
tency.
The minor articles Of the Magazine we have
not room to speak Of but they are generally good
We feel forced to protest, however, against the
Monthly Commercial Review as a dishonest
and Jcsuitcal assault, continued from month TO
month, on the interests Of the Productive Industry
OF the Country Ii the Magazine is to be an or
qan Of the Foreigrs Manufacturing interest here,
very well; it has perfect right to take that
ground openly, but it is not right that 1t should
profess otherwise, and yet give an Editorial ar
gument every week, with a skilfu iuggle Of fig
ures and statistics, in deadly opposition to the
Protective Policy. Fair play, Mr.. Hunt, and no
goueng
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

InE GEAMrus.-ln the Charleston Courier OF
the 3ist nit. is Il letter from Robert B. Campbell.
United States Consul at Havana in answer TO
one from gentleman of Charleston, making IN
quirles concerning the Grampus. II was ru-
nored that the GrampuS had been despatched
after pirates but Mr.. C. is able to give no inform
auon on the subject-thus confirming the belief
that she is lost with all or board of her.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

" Ihe Cattaraugus county and town super.
intendents OF Common Schools, held Conven-
non on Thursday, 9th, for the purpose of organ.
ning concert of action throughout the county,
IN regard to Common Schools.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-04

The WYANDors.-T'he steamers Republic and
Nodaws7I arrived here yesterday having on board
the tribe Of Wyandots, consisting OF $50 men.
women and children, moving from Lower San.
dusdy, in the State of Ohio, to their new homes
which they have selected on the Kansas river.
near the western frontier of this State Tbev
are IN good health and appeared cheerful. Many
OF the braves were with Gen. Harrison duriDr the
last war and boast of their prowess at the battle
OF Fort Nelgs. They entertained for the memory
OF the " White Chef the highest veneration. as
IS evinced by the following affecting incident,
winch was related to US by Captain Claghorn, Of
the Nodaway: Before the beat reached North
Bend, the principal chief requested Capt. Clag-
horn TO have the : big gum loaded, and as the
boat neared that halIowed spot, the chiefs and
braves silently gathered upon the hurricane roof.
and formed IN line fronting the restinc-place Of
Their departed chief The engine was stopped
and the boat was suffered to drift with the cur.
rent. As they passed the tomb they all uncovered
and gently waved their hats, in silence and after
the boat had passed, and the report of the cannon
had died away, the chief stepped forward, and. in
an impressive manner, exclaimed, Farewell,
Ohio and her Brave." [St. Louis Rep. July a5,
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DIED:

IN Thursay sth inst, pHEsE Asr eIdrs! daughter OF
The late k5ene1er Hurrili
will ake place al her late rrsldebcr
l2 Whit hls Al ocisok ailer which her re-
main, will Green's ood Cemetery for inter
On Friday 7ih inst, L. O'Clock OF ery,psiAf Mr. Jon
Hatfield old and table InhioItaui OF ms
city, aged ~ y-srs, Ibontts and Is days
The euds add acqgsiutanccs OF tie family are resP'c
fully iB,ltrd 10 stcRd his funeral Sunday siirfHoo a.
haiti past octsck from the Disciples meeting boue, ~
Gr--n ~ ~ ~h!ch he va, an elder ior many years
AprIi Z, T honi-, 6rsody, aged SO years
His TREND. r.qaesrd ~ ae nj bis fnn-ra on SUNDAY
serpoen O'clock. oa 81, residence corner Of
Third avenue and NineteenLi
FRIDAY morning 18th ult Arr lingering ilioess, IN
st.h year ir age, Mo Hannah foy ssrr o hr late
General G-aId Sedosd, ami nobes.in law OF the late
Robert Ferguson
Apxl l. al Carrn House, Frnnces Charlotte. only
tsnsb~r OF william IL Smith, aged years and rsobthA
Aprl q. Charlie 10. nson II bib Ssh year.
April g. Mary Freeman 10 her 18th year, Vbci o.! tie
ate SANS. Freeman
Aprl 6 Marx Ella, Sd daughter OF "u. Legget In
ApriI Bernard Robia-oa aged 81, born Belfast, ire
lad.
Leonard Gissevoori deceased aged 81
Apr; al The res,:~ece o. Mr + T Gorsuch. near Hari-
ford Balt1no.e ecuu,y Nd Mr. Msr~in r. Stewart about
Sa naive OF The STATE OF New York
Al New Haven. Coma. March q Thomas Hills, OF Eng
land formerly PaJm&sier the brilsa Army a:rd 81
At BoE,oc. Bailey Csasr, OF Capt Bailey Chasc OF
Sewbss port, about II OF the OF the 1p Ange
10, OF S,voaryport-
Al s.iurort 90 III. u, inst Rev. Edward Hail. ia hts
7Hh
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IRELAND. IRELAND
Second EasSie1


~ aEaoiR ON IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAX.
Agtbes. Priee IS eenn
coFF OF tins vaaaoie and irsusctIy- wo-t by Daaci
vCanosii the Crra LbessIof. The vrpags and s1E
eraZ OF the l'i,h p>ope for century portrayed
~ ussi>ry man and show cnncIesv-y
day - nos tar distant ben II Tss
and Tt>cent eroug hJu this country
spin, o krfSaL WITH sCch sTor aud e1tG,lR1 that
Throoe u Great Braia rocks With fear al
GcrEcrs ADD well may-tor tEe,c and
Indicate ue use fidc oi jHstce ireland
BOD ne orian after stating The nraEar IN which ihe
Eng >h fujcrs heretofore ceniI;ed rapoe mnrdet.
sscr- treacherJ, he the Irish people. 70 The
manner OF acting tset .hough The form The
per.eoauou altered The ,p,rl, The Those
10 heretofore would used dagger In. An!:c
lec aSszssn. Employ only The tie %
tie caRnnatf and instead ct m1rdcr1ng bodies cxha as
ted for murder faction which has ~
long rloi-d Irish blood, consoles vrrreDt and Esg
passions by inaGlgug n-ver-dyIn ING
aals-bood and ,u rlen, SANDER The vorh be bad
ubeIher foreign sSSoseU,s Beat ior liberty
acd independence fhlacciPhia mercury
"UCosxrLL's MEMOIR OK lsrLASp-Tbc mos inTor
TAM the OF The art Amer
reach OF every who wishes 10 De in psscs
SION q Such Invaluable woik. The hrrl of greeley
Nc Esn hom II hs, been brought ont, deserve tsr
lasting crIuiude OF The lr>h cnjIsn OF his Rrpuohc p
only ,r the with which they have got out Use
a0is N CIciitabr manner oil rs c1ecuioa -
hat lrshriin III be "ii'oui copy men Snh w %"
/ cured tor : cents t'> i u sp '''1"'e'''
O'Conpen ,rsces the Political History OF lresud iru
The nrs psra 6llsun.nt OF English domination IA IL!
The or. Will Al least many OF II, features cause III:
b Oh TO rapidly through HE veins oil rihnen
[Philade Plea Inquirer.
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uNFREC EpENTEp SUCCESS OF KELiY'S
DOUBLE EXTRACT or
Ar ARIL E 4 y II Y

Just month r--lsy "a, -i;,ed NJ Kill hr,
introduced h,, prbr E,rei pf SArarsnil, Candy tn
o, N-~N RI - from ID, 9TH March the sih
A1l ~ Fs sold ~'e thousand ,F-- hundred and nr-n
,..t and I'd fort complimentary tters of
curative lwer and t-n~boil Effects d,-as->
IT, following crftitcat. from Manufactured the
pcubse Ext1Ac: Of >sr>,i.tIi!l C,ris
N,w-l oss. ApnI TN. 1873
Mr. keliy-S'r ha'" h-.ttet,ca ,t'rn- ne amount,
mai, Sr-p.T.li CI,dv i' ri Of Mach
M ,,, ds,- for worked NJ hs-- aud half bct-s
mir, Havana The weight ~ OF .s.g4 u
40 ibs icar, respectfully. WI BOT RGUIN.
Nfw-i csK March 9Th 1913.
MI h-uy- sur have b--n taking your Sar.,rsrilIs
Candy and nav ioufi i-iirf from n within
aAys .N" a>a II frone-i YER eject ha,r found
'hrr- hot-ic Of tn Syrup had r,r-. NV goT
tn rrn ,nf produces -f-c from tl,- incario
Of t blood health b~ stomach aud prrT~at
Of ht~- dISN- cau- ~ III 80 .t,r, &C d.
blood by al humos' and Pupl-, ,kia and Ia,
my given s-elth and 'sof ne. ,y>t-r e-,nx
much ADD medicinal rfrI.-rtt-s yra,r,
'a tto> Of the syruP II must soon il known do away
entirely nh the ui h syrup~.
vrry rrsl-rt:ully : nc RAND n t,r-erx,ch.,r
Sold IN Jslc k3gr, OF tw-ar.i,s . hr TO-
dollar. r - had AZ J. W. KELLi'S Gn,hsGi Crai-c;na
cry ~ Brpidm a., NV ok Ass.
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- JAYNE,S EXrEC TOR Nth, !, undoubtedly
tn moot able d-cld-diy me popular mdi.
c,r k,nd introduced this STATE. fh- demand
for II has e-n and from the IT
lst ofer- sale h~r- last Jinuary t- present
Numerous t-,mou,r of IT. raj worth and u,-itr->s from
many citixeu :ht b. pruduc- but tia will
.a>fy ali ,E~--dy coughs. colds,
a,h, hoaI,-n-ss and all kind. OF pulmonary affections.
Bangor {M.) DAILY Whg.
Il prepare, only by Dr.. d. JAYNE. No. 20 sourh Third
street HilAd hii. aud g5 Bfoadway Ne~fotk Pr,c- 81
Al bottle az iti>2tus
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CARRIAGE MAKERS AND UPHOLSTER.
y Frs GoODS.-wM. u. TITUS No. % B.ayrr-St.
offer, fo sal- lo~ prscrs the foc~inS G Wontd
D,pAaks sad Raae eoloss, silver reb .ad bs.
Cloths, black md dab Lsstix, draS add blue Silks inch
Also Ncr-~ns escorted eoors Farai;urv Dimiti-s,
Tukey-red Earuita-s .ad 70 inch baapz; Berth tonn
ef,spes ,ad Biszkrtt MArsiaH's Thread, &c. "a In
IN CHANGER before the Vice Chancellor of
the First Cresin s astsr Of thc proeeedlasi Of sase
wrsa aud oSes a.ns, the Mohawk Insurance Company OF
S.wYot-ia pursuance OF orter OF the Court raASe
matter motto. herrsy given tha, shall Eoeed tr
tenth aay OF Nav ar1 TO pay md ascbutr the r,dns Of te
monies In nv hands ~ Rrevs ADD ,uch creditor.
Of Tar Mohawk Iaaarsne. CoHasay Of Srwfok ,GAll
exhihsiei het, las saeh e-rdsfo fcrn dat
day M orr No. Wall the City Of New
Ycrk and xr dsbe, sha1 have h-rn ssesrrzaed
c:ioa sad such payaeps tstuburioa VIII b. final
rr OF diritead AnoaS the erros Of sad Corapaa
Dated Ssw-fo April III, Istl
Tn seat. P1er win piea.e copy and send the bll lbs
Rscrr.r % Wait,,- AZ
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A l.. SHrr4AS, Secretary II.

- CHRlST'S COMING NEAR B COOK tn
Baptist i-yy MiddI-t"wn. Ct NJ" Tor
embracing this s'th Ih', E'-n'nr at tn Of lth-Ti
and Madison Lectures continued thr-
III. Sabbath. and Zach ,r.ning during the w-s The lat
Midnight Cry ark Row contains Ihe Hop II lSs-'
f., m the Methodist Qu,rirr Rrp Bishop pains aud
Etn( a L,.c.. NJ Nlusln x \.
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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tim arcid-dIy estr-t books the market, The, 81
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good and boazd 10 faacy Fr-nch eov.zs.
Tn. nh:shens i-l thai wholly unnecessary tr~al
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MARRIED

On the Slh inst by RI. John adan. Aequacna " J.
NJ, Jo,eph l. Rtoh~, OF Phlladelph To Mss Mary E1a
" ad-. OF n.
On the e,h iasl Charles y Roe 10 Louisa A. Oldest
taups -r OF Andrew ". Ga.sner, Esq all OF this city
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ZALSos T. HAWKINS
WILLIAM II CURTIS.
Secretaries.

A CARD.-A report has h---, most ndu ,tu",',ly CIR.
Cula-d the FIRST w ard that the II
thu E1-rn Steamboat; from th. present locatl" Per No
North Rn"r-whch pr"oouuc" as hss- alschoo a.
"a> Matched IN u-St IT tn most rc,uri n,liC-
and rsvr been favor OF the removal of
thoe boat, for which have always parsons
Interested the matter and ha,t repeatedly ur. upon
members of t- Board the mprorr,etv such
For the ich of Which p,'-, To the Hon. r. Fhpriv Mr
w IN. A. inlfT Nj. John. of
tn Line, aud my tSsocstr, an RI. Cummon Council
have possession, thairnNn of IN. tommirre
WsIr-s &c. I-tItio IL the Steam Navigation
al Of their lease OF frr No l. which shall r-por,
Monday wh-r III. IblIe Will b. able laGg.
81, - Of '" truth Of the charges thu,
liicti purposes CALVIN BALLS,
e ,I. l,,t,W I'd
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rTruutrancr saer,iuR.-

1T Tsmptrnnct FReetiuK.-Ihe regular meeting
Fr1nan r society will be held this eyeDing al The
Washington Hotel. G Y johnson and Others will ad.
dreA meeting The Franklin Mu.IcaI Association will
,ing omc OF rh>r iaNor,ir airs Mr. Brown will .ing tao
~, poponr songs N. g. Mr. h. NJ Parsons will eeiiver
address youpg
JAMES HARPER, President
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y The sttentoa OF Gsntersa r,qarxssd 70 The eie-
gaar gh. Black Beavers spssas sna sru.sner
fassi,hed by tse sub~cribcr. AMfDoS
sps In FasaAaaas!e Halter, wall 81 coz Nsszsu
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-y Eighth Wnrd.-The a~dc's'cn="' " MS hiee'
t,g,,, wsfd f,.ins thsr th,ir rghl. sud the
-, IN. nsinrityo OF III. Wing Ei-otors OF III "aid
,.,, g4o.sly .olst>d by lew Individuals, adeh o1
,pr p,i,,cai oppoueoIs and oreao1rd Parry q men
,n,t rrol, oturt wstds. e"up.I'd 10 express tnrf
c,4t 5r, poftJu Of The rnss' 'rP'uea % asa 's
dared 1hi'e b-eu rto2ted hy ' ht'''t - 'pe e''
WIZ la, On thr 5b mt
", rlopooner lie proceeding Of that M-eu"e '"FHhd,
~ -, ia,r. to Id. ~ trcor, OF ihe Ward and brs
ec,,uly presnl oor tri!o" GnteFs 'ae tot
~. M Ticket comp oayiJuaa tally worthy 'htH
,pppcsl lor Charter olces Of I, his'h VA a 'oe tn
~ No Election.
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!sAAc shrLh sscyrta.es al
kcvensecash Worldwide NOMINATIONS
Fer Aldrr-aas. d.. RICHARD l. MORRis.
A.y,at1rz ..TAEODtrRE x, 1UALiNsoN
Csiseessr. howard DAYTos.
SssrssrSs.. ) oafrx sHAkhor, Sen
JAMES ROBINSON.
Cv.sishas. .Joas l. HasrAAS,
}. N EAsTpcsN,
For Insyeefs-s IF SsseetsA
Esrss ossas iEt.... kca&Sf n shAASSs'
lsEakL CHAPMAN
x.-.,a r,sx. EiiJAa r. BKews.
PErEaT CslsBEaLE.
,rAsra n.x,rsrt Sa MAcErAEIL
Ma TIlpEx
Fsgrth District. Lrw. sesIas. >,
Tihh D.sttc 49,. TIsorRr CRCkcaiLL,
DAM Il. BuxrsETT.
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II Day and evening performances At the American Mo
sum- 1be Giant Boy-lba, ,upendous ~onher-aod
w:oc corps very eminent performers viii appear Aso
tor lbs hrs, lime Miss Philips, ,he lovely tils dancer.