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and Is % I'M Sssowed upon e.
'S, the degree s
Equestrian Ne.. RG.!wsi &C.. c:a:' %.s
Clowns the Circe...'' .'''''' Messs oossin wells
NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the Of Juvenile Parties s.s w' Com
mencirg o'clock precisely. embracing all the choice and
m0'''P GsoSTGiEEsTRIAN AND oYMNAsTIc ACTS n.
For Psrtc1r,. see hsnd Ss, :. s o%
clock A. NJ. until the time Of Operins.
Olympic and Classic Tupe nightly from Sv.5nGS~ s
Sa ssi's viii the &c
energetic e1ert' ,n. WIN
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ABARE BAc fKfEsfSt oSE y HORSE ACT
Aer which, % H" wEfi!s will A.,. II. homo,
fifTSf Eis''siiTs r. soy SOY
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minute. AZ viii fH sn ss'd Of the Evening an of ''
TIE ::ss2s? $
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HISTORIC Of Norb AZ Of taken from early
S;a cscS Il x sTSST q
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r- EEagEs 9! B, $AssoyERADE,
o Seats can be at he BE-, Se: from
-sATEAm T.NNrFIs-
Dr... REDUCTION OF PRICES
'''3! Fl siS!t md WILLIAMS i I';' '~''''
Ate, which The y ahEAG T R$a4EESS will .,,..,
Ate, which Mr. MI sS$f% ;e'FF aSGAEs
m nss eg; ss: Il '''F as Ne will co"
MITCHEIL's OLYMPIC THNATRh.
THIS tvE FRA b,A "! q 's'''"''
Hi. D' ~sisS PooHs T At aP:'g SWAN Mitchell
~ TIL. Door, ~, ;. orepeS AZ Dips., md the ne,
o-ln.--e eommenee a. !. ey.ry .y-nln. -
AmP"ITHEATKE OF TIE REPURLIc
Ma. S 81 sTss's Proprietor.
if5f 81 i 4D
MUSICAL GALA Ta's .b SyEN!fq OF E. MYERS.
Sixty y h sa.P s s%"i Hsnss s''e
y" fSfS :: SsE S:s S S:iEss:'''''
Prices Of AdmlssionBoxe First Dress Circle G cents
Children half prce Second Ter sx cents; Pit AK cents
Psrqu {, or Family Boxes, 81 -seas for persons Places
have been set apart for coIored persons.
n Doors open at hapast 6-Oyeure by the Band at
noremanshlp TO commence at T. jill
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHNAN
Mr.. BOOTH and Mr.. HILL
H., n, h.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Reuben Genroy, Mr. Booth Huwbuck Mr. Hill
Conclude with
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Passengers Arrived.
Mos,LE-Barque Weskeag-Messrs Roe Nickerson, Han
cock, Pomeroy.
Foreign ImportatSons.
TosAsco-Bsrque Cayomais-25oO otis logwood hides
Domestic ImpOrtatiuns.
MoBILE-Baque Weskeag-25 bales cotton J II Talman-ll
0Collns-6l Bogart Kneeland-5I Hurlbut Cog l.
Fayer-4O8 hides A Robbins-7 bxs o order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13
BY the President:
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every claiming the right Of presumption land any
Of the townships designated in this proclamation, virtue
The provisions Of the of 22d june 1885,
led by the of LIST june 1870 Of the
latter (where those laws still apply such claims by rea
absence of the plas the Registers oce nhe
22d June, by virtue az the n September
1871 each granting certain privileges another and different
class settlers requested the the
Of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office and
make payment therefor practicable seeing this
notice. before the day appointed or the
the public sale of the land above designated otherwise such
claims will be forfeited
Where the year subsequent 20 the filing Of the pas shall
previous day hxed for the the
bove mentioned claims under the Of 1893
referred to- will be forfeited proven up paid Tor prior
TO the expiration Of such year. -
THO. II. BLAKE,
ole Iaw Jir (J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

TENPERANCE-BUT NOT TEEToTAL-The sub
scrber offers for sale pure wines Of the following kinds
MADEIRA, in wood and glass, various grades.
Ports. do do do
Burgundes, in glass, various kinds
hocks, do do
Champagnes, do do
Ciarets, do do
oautum, do do
The wines warranted be of fine quality. Apply
to GILBERT DAVIS,
corner Pine and William
Fine black and green teas.
sick d2a isw2vr
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY-No At Wall
street, corner OF Hanover street. This Company con
tnues to against loss damage uidinVs
goods ware, merchandise generally; vessels
loss damage by inland nayiQaon on Ar
favorable terms any other office
DIRECTORS
Thomas w Thome Elisha Riggs
Thomas r Woodruff Anson Baker
BENJAMIN X Robson Martin Hoffman
John X Dawson Joseph Allen
Jehn II Lee Joseph Drake
Francis Sage Samuel Underhll
Thomson Price, James Whiting
Moses Tucker John Moore
John G Merritt WIN Thorn
Caleb Tunis James r. Holmes
THOMAS w, THORNE, President
0EO l. HOPE Secretary. s28 81 aw M&F r
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NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

Equestrian Directors Messrs- H. Rockwell Csdw.laas
Clowns TO the Circle...., '..... Messrs oossn We'll
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AMI'SFWFN rs
WEIGHS
OILY MPIC CIR &c Us


PARK THEATRE.
WHICH respectfully announces 10 the citizens Of New
YORK. that Ne made with Mr.. 4. Sim
order 10 fl up the
rARK THEATRE
AS AN ELEGANT OLYMPIC CIRCUS
The Decorations OF which completed the most nch and
perfect taste by r. SMITH and srEyERs snd their numerous
asristsnfs
The short interval separate parts Of the Equestrian
representations will afford opportunity Of presenting 20 the
public judgment, entirely
NEW DROP SCENE,
Painted by Mr. John Smith,
Esteemed Of the talented nat artists.
The varied Acts and Equestrian Scenes will accompanied
by ORCHESTRAL MOVEMENTS, expressly composed
aid their general effect.
nT-To PARENTS and GUARDIANS OF FAmLIs-The neat-
INCREASINGLY bestowed the
OF the exhibition
this Talented Troupe order unite the highest respectable
" with the highest degree OF talent
Eoue.ran Directors Nessrs. Rockwell Cadwsllaaer
CIowns 10 the Circle. Messrs. OOssn WeIls
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A CC0UNTANT-The subscriber, for many years aprae-
a tca Book keeper this city, write ADJUST,
or baa sett Of books Of embracing the ship
importing, foreign and domestic and
~ g. LUDLUM
jyo Iwsss No. s. vsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-13

The continued and warm support which The pre: "
0yRpc and Classic nightly and rS% hon the
city OF New . YORK will animate the Director 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

him; whatever be his trust he win dischEgs in
DEMONSTRATIONS conviction Ofright, leaving the
fear Of consequences to the cringing de1nsgOgue
whose only standard Of moral obligation is the rod
Of party discipline and the terror of personal un-
popularity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

SIeNIF1cANr.--At meeting Of the LocO-Focos
in Mobile on Tuesday, the % ultimo, . test vote
Cor President was taken. which stood :-Calhonns
100; Van Buren,, l3e. So Eve Delegates favorable
to Mr.. Calhoun were appointed to the State Con-
vention.
a Resolution was oIsvsa By Judge Hale. IN the
following words:
's Resolved, That this Meeting win cordially
support for President Of the United Sa1es the nom.
inee ofthe Baltimore Convention" -, = ,
This RESOLUTION was voted down b he Cslhcup,
tt1s loV0tS& =. - y
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

0JtThe Protest Of the Wing Members Of Con-
gress to the admission Of the General Ticket Mem
bers from New Hampshire, sc. has been eEPamged
from the journal Of the House Thus have the ma
joriy of the House Of Representatives unblnshing-
ly violatedthe Constitution by refusing the inser-
ton of an undisputed fact on the sworn record
Of their proceedings. We regret that Connecticut
should be represented by four members who are 50
regardless of duty as not only to trample on the
laws Of the land in consenting to the admission Of
members who claim seats in direct violation ofiaw,
but who to cover up the fragrant art wilfally mutt
late and falsify the record Of their doings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

COVE are pleased 10 learn that Col. Samuel D.
Marshall has been dominated BY the wings Of the
second congressional district Of Illinois As their
didate for theasxt Congress Col. Marshall was ed
ucated in this State; firstly At one Of cur acade-
mics, and then at Yale College, where he gradual
ted in 1888 with high promise Of future distinction
and usefulness. While he resided among rs his
manly and fearless independence Of character.
coupled with clear intellect and an sfiectOnate
heart. won for him alike the love and admiration OF
Numerous circle Of friends. We hope the citizens
of Southern Illinois win, in due season. permit rs
to rejoice with them in Col Marshall's elevation
to the position Of their Representative. He il a
man by whom any constituency might be proud 10
be represented Bold and faithful in the discharge
II duisI power en- neither iulimiaAts nw Uuupt
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

t. q
DANGER OF HOLDING JUDICIAL OETDcE IN
ARKANsAs.-It is somewhat dangerous for man
to be a Judge in Arkansas, If the statement OF
Judge Field be believed. In charge from the
Grand Jury, he lately held the following language
In some parts of Arkansas il is really danger
Gus for Judge to protect his station from insult. or
assert his authority. If what he says and does is
NOT exactly agreeable to the taste Of some, ne s IN
danger Of humiliation, One or two prosecnhng
attorneys in the northern part Of the State have
bsen waylayed for doing their duty. In another
plrt, Judge was barred out Of the court by the
populace, and his life put in danger, merely because
ne wished to hold his court IS the law Directed
Another Judge was near being attacked whilst ON
his bench, for exercising his authority IN keeping
silence in the court house during business hours
Another was forced by an armed rullian to leave
the bench and drink with him, and this whilst has
court was In session."
Instead Of annsxing Texas to the United States,
ASlnnSs dhsala ID annGxaat II Ttxn&
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

Mk. EDrToR.-As visitor for short time in
Goshen, had the pleasure yesterday Of attending
the ordination of the Rev. Mr.. Perrin of East Wind
that place. The services on the occasion were
exceedingly solemn, interesting and impressive
There appeared to be goodly number-quite a
majority understood-of the clergy Of the Conso-
citation assembled, and the result of the examina-
ton of the previous day was said to be unanimous
vote in favor of settling the Rev. gentleman above
named. This, together with the unanimous Gull,
which it is understood was given BY the church
and society, augurs well for the happiness and spi
ritual interests Of society which has been SO long
deprived of the blessings Of settled ministry.
The opening prayer was made by the Rev. Mr..
Maynard Of Cornwall, the. sermon BY Professor
Thomson of East Windsor, the ordaining prayer by
Rev. MIR. Beach of Winsted, the charge to the pas
tor by Rev. Mr.. Eldridge Of Norfolk, the right
hand of fellowship by Rev. Mr.. McKinstry Of Tor
rington. the charge to the people by Rev. Mr.. Reid
Of Salisbury, and the concluding prayer by Rev. Mr.
Beecher Of Ellsworth fit would not be deemed
invidious to partcularize where all parts were 50
well performed, would say that the sound and ell
oquent sermon by Prof. Thomson, and the Interest,"
ing and appropriate charge by Rev. Mr.. Ried must
be calculated to produce happy and salutary ef-
feet upon the society, as the eloquent and impress
i've charge BY Rev. Mr.. Edridge must have been
to produce the same eject upon the pastor.
AsI am not cOnnoisseur in music, ] can only
say, that the performances Of the choir were
above my praise. but said BY others 10 DO equal to
an, ON similar occasion, in the county. Theday.
interesting to me as q stranger. was. doubt nots
still more 50 to the society Immediately interested.
December IL, ls4S. u.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

THE SABBATH We notice, with great pleas
ure, that an effort is making to suspend the Sunday
mails and travel on the railroads in the State Of
NewYork. At a late meeting of the Directors
of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That this Company is willing and de-
sirous to discontinue the Sunday runs on their
road, and will do 50 as the proper arrange
ments for that purpose can be entered into by the
several railroad companies between Hudson River
and Buffalo and the Post Office Department; and
that copy of this resolution be forwarded to the
Post Master General, and to the Presidents of the
said companies. se-... ..
1t is understood that the Postmaster General has
signifcd his willingness to suspend the Sunday
mails on those routes whenever it shall be desired
by the people. The people unquestionably do de-
sire it, and the companies will consult their own
best interests in carrying out the movement thus
begun. There is no more propriety in running
railroad cars and steamboats, on the Sabbath than
there is for the transaction Of any other secular
business on that day. There are also multitude
of stage routes in the State of NewYork and else
where, on which the Sunday service might be dis
pensed with advantageously to the public treasury
and the public morals. The Sabbath service was
considerably curtailed by Mr. Niles before he left
the Department, and we regret that his successors,
in this particular, had not followed his example,
even though governed by no higher motive than he
avowed-the pecuniary endorsements Of the
Post Office establishment. ..I....
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21
LErTER FROM Mr.. CLAY.

The Pittsburgh American cOntainsthe following
letter from Mr. Clay ID reply 70 a. invitation from
the Clay Club Of Pittsburgh to visit that city on
his return from the South next spring: "'t
- ASHLAND, Dec I'd, 1s43.
.-GEMzLEA1EN: 4 have duly received the invita-
ton which you have done me the honor TO convey,
to visit Pittsburgh on my return home next Spring
from my visit to North Carolina. 1t would afford
me very great pleasure again to see Pittsburgh,
city which, more than any other in the Union, exc
cept, perhaps, Lowell manifests the cherishing our
own domestic and American interests have seen
it when it was comparatively in its infancy, and on
the occasion of some Of my former visits to it
much greater diversity Of opinion existed as to the
wisdom Of the policy Of encouraging our home in
dustry than prevails atpresent. Now, throughout
the whole extent of the Onion, the wing party is
happily united in remarkable degree as to the
wisdom of that policy. AL members of it believe
that the revenue necessary to economical admin
stration Of the government should not be extorted
by harrassing systems Of direct and internal tara
ton, but should be raised exclusively by duties On
foreign imports, and that in arranging a Tariff Of
those Duties reasonable, moderate and certain pro-
lection should be extended to our domestic inter
ests: Such Tariff will possess permanency and
ability, quality far more essential and important
than high Tariff producing dissatisfaction, fluc-
tuation and uncertainty. And it is matter Of high
qualification that although there are great divisions
wisdom Of this policy, vast numbers of them reali-
zing its indisputable benefits from actual expert
ence, coincide in opinion with rs. think, there
forgive have much reason to anticipate that the eE
vents Of the next year will establish this policy
upon satisfactory basis, reconciling all interests,
and all parts Of the Union. hope that they will
also settle other great and interesting questions,
and leave the Nation once more in quiet, to nurse
successfully all the branches Of its varied business
in full confidence and perfect tranquility.
To visit, gentlemen, your city under the brighter
and better auspices which are opening upon us
would afford very great satisfaction, but APP
prehend that by the time have passed the noun
tans my return home, say nothing fthe private
interestswhich may demand my immediate presence
there, shall be too much slatigued to enjoy the
enthusiastic hospitality with which am sure
should be received by my fellow citizens of Pitts
burg must therefore ask you to accept my cor
dial thanks for the invitation which you have
transmitted, and request you to appreciate Justly
the motives which constrain me to deny myself the
pleasure of accepting it. =
Epray you, gentlemens also to accept assurances
Of the warm personal regard and esteem of your
friend and obedient servant, H.'CLAY.
-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

In this article the great complaints still the strong pasture
favor This obvated and the American WILL doubtless DC
preferred TO the English Of ordinary quality
Lard, l. S.-Our imports Of this article have ucen s
siderable, being 1862 bbls and $50 kegs notwithsus
,his however, all tha: has been offered has met t.. a
advanced prices. We therefore raise our o
Inferior IN jos 32 Widdlipc ass 36s, and for me- 3's
3es per cwt, duty paid Duty Is per CIV" WIN
added. ,:;.,.
Butter Grca.eThere good isqulry ior tins afeiS
and prices NAV now be quoted 3's o3s Per e"'' % t
DUTY Is Sd per cwt viii per cent added
W., = IN consequence Of the unfavorabe state OF
the weather prices OF Wheat nave sa s 1 sd nr 20 bs
The duty to-day 2os, but is expected 10 a'i
TO lSs per quarter; &c a.; ,io, b;,r ,,ors-J
Flour, U. sThe prices OF tins article psing governed
b bos. Of Wheat has Likewise advanced Sweet IN bond
hid a, a3s 2ls: Sour duty paid is 3os 32s, and Sweet
st per Dbl The present duty is 2s and id per Dbl.
Cottou.-Auc "A! o'Ciock-The market maintains
anp.arsnce and there is alteration whatever
dexcrn,o Of American Cotton fair demand continues
be experienced The sales will reach about 5000 bales.
H,yRr. July l6-AshesVery little demand had taken
place in American Pot ASH only so bs having been
off at 46f So per 50k. duty Isl 25 paid. Pea Ash coutn
ues without enquiry and therefore remains before quoted
at per 50k An importation Of 81 brls Pots and "a bs
Pearls came in the Oneida.
CoTroS.-The amended of the accounts subs--
queny received from Liverpool having induced dealers
freely into the market the buying became very spirit
ed and the have been daily large extent
s rates which have recovered the ground they had pre-.
yously lost. This activity, however attended with
any improvement IN prices
MARsEiLLEs, July 22-The transactions in Rice have
been limited In Cotton the sales have also proved small
few parcels Levant have changed hands, but nothing has
taken place in United States or Egyptian
H,MBuNcH, July 2L-Cotton, though maintaining its
value remained quiet about sc bales United States having
been sold a, and 30 bales Madras 3; sch The trans
actions Rice of importance and consisted of
ouly 30e casks Carolina 10 mark, s. and 700 bags Bengal
marks II SCH. OF Tobacco II hhds Kentucky changed
hands y llg packages Stems marks j. scr per iOo
ibs and so Serons Eayanah az II sch bco per lb In all
other articles nothing Of much interest took place
In reference the present aspect OF Commercial affairs
in Great Britain Wilmers News Letter of the 4h inst
says that serious difficulties extensive III their Influence and
operation anticipated in The mercantile aud monetary
world and that the from the StaiorShre viewed
in conjunction with those from Ireland and Wales, justify
the belief that political troubles affecting the tone of
the markets not remote.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
SIX ROMANCES FOR ONE SHILLING
THE HIBERNIA

Steamship has brought the Publishers ofte NEW WORLD
issued in the MONTHLY SUPPLEMNT on
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST q,
o'clock The following the of this number
MARTIN CHUZZLEWlT PART VIII which Will be
eagerly sought FOR.
ARRAH MEL, OR TINES OF OLD, the new Serial
Romance OF Mr. James.
TREASURE TROVE, or Accounts Of Irish Heirs, de-
cedly the most humorous of the day b. the inmitaoe
LOVER.
LOlTER1NGS OF ARTHUR O'LEARY, by the au-
thor of Charles ONaey.
MODERN CHlVALRY, or sew CRLAapo FurIoso,
By Ainswor, and the SErrEMBEs PART in adcdnce, OF
TOM BURKE OF sOURS,'
the great Military Novel equal in popularity and interest to
Our Mess' and O'NlaIley.'
u Single copies 70: cen,sAsen,s supplied So hun
dred
THE SUPPLEMENT- is printed uniform with the New
World and mail subscribers for One Dollar year
advance. Back numbers supplied Office 80 Ann-street.
su2l J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
O. Usury: The Evil and the Rcmedy:'
An exposition the vices, defects and evil tendencies of
present Monetary System with plan for its efecua Re-
FORM being thorough eucidation Of the Of Money
Interest and the ellis of Usy Published in large and
well printed sEee, by BURGESS & STRINGER. 2s2 Broad
way. In order 10 induce all opposed usuy and in favor
Monetary Reform extending the circulation Of this
essay price put the bare of printing off TIE sheets:
three single copy; 81 per hundred Orders soii
cited. au2ltf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
LEARY & &co.-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN. 1e43

ursen, solicitations of many of from
,ant parts of the Union shall introduce
~ ,al, rooms the beautiful style Of Geutemens Hats
~ n, coming season in order to accommodate hcm as also
IL strangers visiting the city who may leave
se, nior to the date (Sep y when has been
IN former years to effect the Autumn change OF Fashion
LEARY s. CO Hatt.rs, No. aud Astor House.
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, containing drawings,
apsions and other illustrations will be forwarded by mail
"a those who eques, it, and who address us post paid
New York, Aug. 10, 1913. aul9 St.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
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