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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Wings and Wing presses of Pennsyl-
vania confidently predict glorious triumph
FOR Mr.. Clay in that State, over Mr. Polk.
IN fact, il Locofcco admissions can be re-
iiel an the Wings may count upon the vote
o Pennsylvania with the most certainty
I.ocofocos have all along Acknowledged that
,.less Skunk was elected BY eight thousand
inIIoriir. they would hang their harms unon
tiar ~iliow. They have always claimed from
fifteen - twenty five Thousand.
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Polk, Polk, Polk, for
PROTECTION.

Will our readers notice in the columns OF
our first page tie exposition Of Mr.. Folks
votes and opinions in connection with the
Tariff. If what is there stated about Mr..
Polk is true, he is deadly foe to Protec-
tive Tariff, in principle, practice and pro-
fession. And that the statements are true it
is utterly impossible FOR any intelligent and
fair reminded man to doubt, If he will give them
even passing investigation.
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IMPORTANT FROM PENNSYLYA-

An intelligent hand, which complies cleo
ton returns for the American. saws:
1--WE are satisfied, from careful cOmpar-
ison we have made of the votes for members
Of Congress with those for Governor, as far
as received, that the majority on these tick
cts agains: the Loco-Foco party will exceed
5000, exclusive of the Abolition vote, which
will of course place the Loeo-FocO tickets
still further in the minority"
We give the votes Of the Governor and
Congress tickets in the few counties which
have reached us, exclusive of the city and
county of Phila delphia.
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Ohio.

Mr.. Barley runs far behind the Wing
Congress and Legislative tickets, and is chos-
en- by small majority. The State is so bad
ly Gerrymandered that we have a poor
chance for Congress except by division
among our opponents.
The Legislature is largely Wing, giving
US a U. S. Senator for six year ensuing, in
place OF Benjamin Tappan, Loco.
MdjOritieS for Governor in 70 counties.
1874. 1912.
BARLEY, w. Tod L.Cor, W. Shan,
Total, so far. Is. 1913 1884. GOA 1900
BARLEY ahead. ? $40; Shannon's maj 2 ,405
In the counties heard from Shannon's ms
jority in 1912 was 2S40, showing Wing gain
so far Of 5,S97. The eleren small Counties
to come in gave Shannon SOS majority.
Members of Congress Wings and 10 Lo-
coIocos. Thus it is seen that although the
Wings carry the State by 5000 majority on
the aggregate vote for Governor we
loose majority Of Congressman. This is
the result ofthe outrageous unfairness oft
Locofocos in Gerrymandering the State.
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Mr.. Polk little. But this Mr.. Birney hadn't
the heart to do. At the close Of BIS. remarks,
'sthree cheers for Birney" were given by the
officers of the meeting. and ''three cheers for
Polk by some twenty Loco Foco Sympathi-
zers. Hereupon ''three cheers for Clay were
called for aud given, again and again, till the
building seemed fairly to shake with the vo-
ciferous and enthusiastic shouts of the assem-
blage. Upon the whole we think that Mr..
Birney's labors here, in behalf of the Polk and
Texas candidate, have not been very effective
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All Hail Baltimore !
700 WHIG GAIN IN 3 WEEKS,

The Locos have founded feeble claim to
the Electoral vote of Maryland upon the
small Wing majority for Pratt. But the is
sue of the msyorality election in Baltimore is
a wet blanket to all their hopes. This &C.
CURED on Monday, last week, and resulted in
the success of the Loco candidate, by fall
ing of of the Loco majority at the State cleo
ton of seven hundred and twenty-five votes.
At the State election the Locos CARRIED. the
City by 1922 majority. Now they carry it
BY only 496. The result of this election es-
tablishes the charge upon the Locos ofillega'
and fraudulent votes beyond controversy.
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the devoted men who rallied around him,
but he uses the language of defiance
After admitting that he received and
should accept Loco Foco Legislative
Nomination, Mr.. Birney says:
l shall stand in the position have
taken equally prepared to resist the
shock Of open enemies, or the panic OF
real friends. JAMES G. BIRNEY.
Albany Ere. Jour.
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CORRECTION.


In Mr.. Bingham's communication last week
there were two or three typographical errors.
1st, '.tainity Of Merino blood" should read
'.purity, &C." Also, "healh and eompaciness
Of icOol,' should be "heJ1 &C." Mr.. Bling ham
also to make the competition more easy, will
allow that two hundred sheep up to thou
sand, instead Of three hundred Of the present
flock Of the owner may be offered. BY the
expression "present fock," Mr.. Bingham IN
tends to be understood flock owned by the
competitor at the time of the challenge given.
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BirneV again,

The Detroit Advertiser says, "by letter
from gentlemen of the highest standing at
Saginaw, the Locos have issued handbiIl
calling another meeting at that place to coun-
teract the facts that have gone abroad rela-
tive to the nomination Of Mr.. Birney by the
Democratic party. This cannot be done.
The facts are incontestibe that Mr.. Bimey
= sought the rosnjnqfion from the Democratic
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Congress, David Walker, was probably
elected We understand further, by
gentleman Of Arkansas, who is in our
city. that when he left no doubt was en-
tertained from the returns received, that
the VI hirs had carried the State.
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Cor. WERE AND Mr.. RUsr.-Mr. Rust's
claim on the editor Of the Courier, on ac-
count of judgement ofS7 300 recovered for
libel in alleging that Mr.. Rust was susPec-
:eI of having been concerned in The robbery
OF Pomeroy's Express, has been adjusted by
snaward Of Gov. Seward, to whom the mat
Ter was referred by the parties, requiring Col
Webb to pay to Mr.. Rust's Auornies 81
o..
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THELIBERTY PARTY.

The following is the reported vote for F.
Julius Lemoyne, the Liberty candidate for
Governor in this State, as far as is heard
from:
Philadelphia, 10Y
Allegheny, $50
Beaver, 600
Mercer, 1000
indiana, 300
Washington, 500
Butler. $50
We have no returns from Bucks, Chester.
Delaware, Erie, and Elk counties, which
will increase this vote considerably.
The Birney Additions here, too, have
played into the hands ofPoikl
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SKUNK IN THE MINORITY. The Wing
vote and the Abolition vote together. in
Pennsylvania, will probably leave Skunk in
a majority, in the popular vote. The Abo
litiOn vote will probably be six or eight thons
and.
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o. Mr.. James G. Birney says he shall
hold on to his Loco Foco nomination for the
Legislature, Tin spite OF lamentations here or
elsewhere" This is high ground, especially
for the man who villifes John Quincy Adams
for not being a true friend of Emancipation.
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4a. 269 81 g72 43.5GI 36.3:3,

Wing and Native majority on Gov. 7,aci
- Congress, lj.c9-
Difference in majori;ics, 5c5i
But setting aside this last statement, ard
combining ourselves entirely to the first, W.
have gain IN IL counties Of 2422 on tt-
Congress vot, over the Governor vote. Tho
counties do not CO mprisc one fourth OF the
State. The y. y. American estimates it at
5000.
These figures cannot be gainsayed. They
show that upon the National Question. o.;
reference TO which the Congress ticket can
truly be said TO aPply,) the Wings are in
majority in the State.
Pennsylvania, Oh the LIST November, will
cast its ELECTORAL vote for CLAr and FRrL1G-
HUYsEN.
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FIRST GUNFROM TENNESSEE.

On the 28;h ult. the charter election in
y ishvillc came Off with the following Wing
meiorilies:
On Mayor, I3S
On Aldermen, 3lo
On Constable. ga
Average Wing majority, e62.
Polls homc. At the election in Columbia,
tbs home of J. X. Polk, the Wings carried
their ticket two TO one-Whig 66 loco 81.
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ARREST OF ILLEGAL VorERs.-Neariy
20 persons have been arrested III Balu-
more for Illegal voting.
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Shunk's majority less than -Four
Thousand.

The Pennsylvania (Harrisburgh) Tele-
graph, of the 18th has official returns
from al the counties in the State, except
thirteen, and the reported maioritles from
those. They reduce Shunk's majority, in
III, entire State, to 1865 & } in vote
over 300, 600 They are as follows
Markle. Skunk
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22.O66 Is.365 20.I4I

22.066 1856 2O,I4l 1852
Wbig majority on Governor ticket, l469
:, Congress ticket. 1861
Difference in the majorilies. 2i22
Now, were we to add TO this difference all
the Atlas wishes to force upon the Wings.
that is, the entire Native vote il would III
crease the Governor majority to SOB; nearly
double Shunk's majority in the State Here
are the figures:
Congress. Gorcrnor.
w. J.. w. l..
10 Cos. above. 22,O6G 1886 21,I4I l5.S52
Philadelphia
City and Co. : 26.2O3 1867 $3.50 I7.4t5
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ELECTION, November, 18Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
~ see Last Page.
Cleared,


sbp C,n, Ve'ze. Coaiia.d = s in Io;leaH pors. &c
l;uca & Peters.
ship Ce rhe;cher Il I'm iOheans. with cotton. lsad,
uu.s. Sc iuuhIiu and DnUn. Sta- iu company WIN
Gr,lh snip China. l"r ivef,0o 81 in> oil Cape E:ss.
ed Ds gfret, o. North 4trnoai, steering 20 tee no. III
f;r bark Wave Wheeler . d iu Lys.2ool wih and
ce u John efdman, bound % - Johns put ~ 10 lanc--
u5 stephen Biew-l fas:-a, s I'm Rio Grande hide, &c
l:;s No. Bend Elt:,dge 70 nom = Thoma' wne to
So: RUBY. aaiin d in Nassau. NJ. sugar f'ucs X
EHc Helen Mana sweetsef u days iron Grand Tt;;a with
CyJ ne a. 20 NeSm!In Wash Passed ofs Nius; Q!
Philadelphia. -0in-
lntZ 10 Nm NcisSer.
Sch; Sarah Ann. DAVIDSON = Is from anqco' with ces
20 master. l=!t no American vessels.
ScEi David ey shaddocs. I'm Washington. nc. naval
;bi October EiOtse, Is d, I'm Curacao. salt 70 FouS &
$cir Doye Cur, = 4. from CaHPeachy wocd to B.-' 5;
:;cir WIN c Pe.ton I.se d ia Norfolk. to nle;.
.Schr Gen DAVIS. tamuhc!. kuppanaRocn. coaaf
Scir Euza ,leernl- L"on;., l!lvte ae t.fsss, non
Sch; Ben m.a !nfrson Douglass W asins ston-NI naval
Sear Increase Verril! Thouason lime.
:scIr Granville. Pes.e, Ihnmsston. line
s>chr Pioneer. Morris Mucha,. lumber
Srh- el philhfuuS. Ih0riastun hme.
sSc4f Delight. HrftJa, Suffolk. shingles
The Telegraph report no ,esse sight last
down Wind l.eht Al = ".
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

LeRp CnrsrrRFIELp says good nppea rance al
tues letter OF introduction. How make roo!
appearance with covered with pupes, pi>tUs. lt
reum baibefS jackson ITCH and various other cuanc
d.easeS that frequently drGre the human form divine
These and similar disorders have Their nnafe OF
aepriyed the blood and general ud OF tDe -;
and Spuu- the time 10 thoroughly eradicate them i-on the
system b. the timely OF the ugt medicine :ASDSS SNg
>APAR.LLA purely Seysl slrbe ptc3ninioD which o. eTss on
The s,su tucily conformity with Natures Hw., VIII en-
uely remove impurities from the blood the c,ind
lie and bodily ard the patient M speedily fee IT heal
md rcgenefrns inference the system and bv ~
regain health tine SKIN rendered clear uEd the
peSQa much mp-ovc thousands testify by the OF
ihs valuable medicine.
@ fof farther n,crlar ard conclusive evidence OF -
sGpcf1f v"Uc and efficacy. pamphlets wcch b. OBJ
tanei Eini.>.
pep1-ed end sold y7hoe,ae and reail by a. Il. l. y.
SANDS, wtols,aie Drugrs'S ~ Futon =, Nciy York
Sold so at 23 iroadway = Egs; Roadway and By druggists
gene:aly throughout iIa United States
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
Snnkrn. &C.

June la, - s long 5.BF brig Resoaton.6 4, I'm Loadon
for Boston d. VI, =.
juae t A. l., "a 81 bark Three Br"the Q, and fun Sa-
hem india same day saw eeemshp britannia TN
Nay ~ IA, Co. lon q. Republic. of York I'm orlean Tor
MAY s. a, s6 lon Il 90 aosu. ds In New York or WIZ
minE;ou. &c. =, -,
from NUfe1 for Antwerp ID days out requested to be re-
rnrfrI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
Passengers Arrived.

Il. tie shy .dyiia nashHs;eR trSm -7aa.a,iicoiG-M!s
lutlI; and family: = Dodge, II II Dodge. VI B Aver j.
Joue. II ,ask,on " Mckay, W 4 Wood, Resell, t
Jones. aud Il = y lsaiuG.
IN the ship Cc,a Ita'ct.r from .NeE Cr'elrs-A How.
md. Nr amp and children: Mayor llood-iv eerase
IN ite 5ig .N0rih Bend jron & ~ a'-kchart Slra-
uack, - MuEr,, !! la, wood, " B.1isde.l l. Dar
r.c0Ny and y : -l!trI.
Date5 cGiio. De .iasec from s:erdan-S Phillips Of
New NoTN
Setr Sarah .3aH DGridsoa. from TnaPcio-Mr Charles
II .ic ar 6css5eJ from oc-aegaaiis : lauehn ard
Mclaughlin.
Thrma, & 'iUylOr GerfgeS. Coruet.
i, tie lri- Rrby, from Nassau y PJ Jones and WIN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

p,rls.-'rhc Municipal Council Of the Seine
eonnuc- 70 devote It's attention TO the c-abcl!:s,
nen OF the Capital. Among many other pro.
scts now under discuss;oa. Is one far he con
struction of an immense Workshop for poor young
women, in the distric; Of Saint Lsrgrc. IN thi>
large csiahIishucn; every Young woman without;
work vill be received, Iaaget led. protected IN
reputation, and will be paid some sigh; rcinunc.
r,iion in the shape Of wages TRev say that
this workshop will be constructed sufficiently
large to lodge at need twenty thousand women.
,i5ur Of t..2.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

Wednesday afternoon lame - Mrs. PgCDENCs CHENEY.
utc Abel Ccne;, 4gc ~ ivncr, oi
iiWi,"'.
',uppus are u.,s 1, irnd !er fuD.-n t!> Friday aer-
ou, O'clock rom Lcr late re.encc No t Fourth -.
II Glepvic. " y MAY - AZ tie advanced sc o II ycafs.
Nj juD EppEN Revolutionary aeisune' asa! i native 81
.Ssss- -jrf>ev.
the atl May. OF consumption. after and p,o-
';c;r,l line ,cErc OF tI brother aw. DT =. ~.
Palmer the Of op:-. Ulster County. y. y ELIZA
BETH hETtnUN, uf Nryv N0;k.
At Albany June Atm. InUMAS !AyEIN, 10 aged y. He
oi the original founders u.. s ur>; commander OF lie
Ii,r,C>- e nf..- lL LLLl,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

SHOCKING Dc,ru.-Mr. Ebenczer Adams,
highly respectable citizen OF New-\ orN. ages -
years. who had been spending few weeNs ~
Milton, in this county, lost his lie ~ the laser
place by swallowing corrosive sgbime,e. on tac
both ul,. He took the bottle in his hand. ana
beng cstingiy tod that il contained cider, belo;e
he could be prevented, swallowed enough to
rarsc death Kingston Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
" EnNrNnAY.

THErTs-John Mathews arrested and corl-
1..,,cl for sterling a hat from 1hefa, E.siur.
Henry Gr!nsee was arrested and committed Oh
ns.p.ciou OF s,ssl5- shawl
STEALING FROM \ Bof.-A man named Joseph
Green Wa to-day reSte! bv Prince John DAVIS sad commit
te stealing bill oi the hand oi boy named Myers
C-5ea. IT hc Pc'k.
STEALING rooLS.-rhomas McDermotr, boy,
,s axe -. and committed It the Upper Police stealing
carpenter, ;oci rom No. - Cnion Place. property oi
..eek.nsn Med.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
WILL BE PUBLISHED. on SATURDAY, June stb. the
SECON ID ED IlON
"f THE
POPULAR VIEW OF TIE DOC rRINES OF
CHARLES FOURIER,
rAEkE GOODWIN.

The whole OF the inst clifton; winch wa, yer. arge rh!,
clear ami Interesting treatise Accat On, las bee1 d>peeed
ui ~ the course o about ,X week.. The second Edition.
a.! eiy ied w,tl and Prce =
Tie l.nc are ne ers which 1t spUke: OF BY tie
journals representing the d.;iefcn; classes ofopnion>
We speak too hsh terms oi comnenditon Of this
ie7e'tI-' ana u an th- ""'N }sl 9-Lit'1 w ms uI
l,socriD1. II ., the most persuasive aid ee'aI- ana
presents most profound and comprehensive WOW o; tue doc
The Original remarks every where accompanying the
- matler eynce on the part Of Their author ie mot beau
tGi uit- oi nind pfuoun- philosophy and Thrilling poetry
the character sic of h soul bold sound clear lie 'n'
fa2 e e'1 es sad g' ,''e ,a '1 a''''' s 's'e 0'e'
Any f..ap; at ai absac; OF the principles al the SOCIAL
Sls~ce of luursr. will not iuuAe they t:e5eh a,
ieiy l,os> Die them clearly tie book. WHICH
ali Wao wish 10 be informed On the SUBJECT must rad II
Tie Ptataa1. organ If .3sSora,'Orists.
" 49, sch before could have been satisfied without Gi
Guilty. L. author writer web known elegance ot style.
oEine,s OF >ei'sL MA a - pty ,s o y iiG' nio "
sufficient extent 10 recognize Tie iamaF characteristics OF
h, mnd anu manner - u 10 Justify rs IN onsiy recon
mcais able, and II the same time con>ien"us *
position o; matter oi winch !; poI,es 10 ieat.
u;-''A rorrL,R VIEW or THE DocrgISEs or nAeLEs
conItc octave Of l.O page: BY ked;=d. Clinton hail.
II uopeiune' FOX h IN MAJ, It's reverent confidence IN
tn aud ben-nty o God. is ceaness 0 dcn
~ m the rt attention Of the trGhtt and l2dnring Although
oyncSn The .ame views ns Sr Bn.bqnes Doctrine OF
atun entirely different m method, IN style, and 70
.0ns cyeu in topics Anong thcm 4 complete ot
Social Of all tme and thc!r ylrO,s y'ten ~
ftcr ,,e must SPEAK ~ uly ut t,is noble
fra,t = t-Ytlr York Tribune. URi-.
!I5- rh, q book yho,e 'e explain, Is pupo-an at
tenrt % bn- wiiin tie comprehension ~ 0i.aary minds tr
%, Quad tacfiue. le=al tn >arli ,Ovemelt. wi'c
rourer spent ~ = in eabrtatlns. Iae Volume p-c-sn.,
cear a1d anllby arranged ,sntiIe;'c Fev- c tire c ~
,s ,l,'sr II d, DIVIDED .Hsls; me n erubnrs
M u-actcabc 9ari, oi hssyst. wnc 3 a. as rs trend,
ayo-H'es 'srru- the ecpuH Is ttstfist
ard .ae ,cutnr,- The Introduction 10 ine roh
or-r. an - the 'n' OF ie 'afou' -
sal rtl.e.> .i5 appeared tpc Tie H- u! u sioii
,cl c,i-..er,sd biography F0ut ef .n1! Nj GGi"ln'
bo * ,luii7i tie csi-st IND ine!I-iu,e New
1r1 l-Ysae H0rif .ttnfr"L.
j. : REDFlELD, ClAuuiuI.
-. Jej -.Hc--tD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
MARRIED.

A. Brooklyn. 1hg,,day n"raG:, by the Rey. VI w "a
cOhu Nr. liSlY &. NoN.ES. "i tine hoIr u Bowen x Nc
,i,,e \ i 10 Hiss Lucy AiAEIA, daughter ol LEWIS Isp-
Jan. Eur
Mr. Isaac lUTT> !" Ni, MARY SMYLgS. nll II ih> cg.
ca Welne aay 5h in.t. at y l;ltnp"new> tinrcI; by
Rev l.. T.. ". i:ar. CHS, Il. FospiCK. tn NAET ENE-
Linz iaue;e. Vi .. 7. Glid"-u, E-'. all J tIs tI'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

saps George Wa,hinstog. ios L,vereoo. TaTninta do
Eri En1at>on Canton. Cari.l, =: lhomas. Bugs Caro-
me CGlrleston: Isaac Meai, Savannuh Rudolph tEonnE
KY Ve, Schr- Samuel Roberts AntsUa. Isaac Franklin
- IoLn. F. Pufa Miasoane, Te!estaSso. Gsnoa. anl
Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

u The prospect for { fine crop of Wheat in
kentucky was, until few days since, highly
aattcring. The late heavy rams ana the no;
weather have been OF immense injury to it in this
section. almost insuring extensive rsvages oil Icsi.
Dime
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
HgNKy iloly rs. PArRIcK DoHEKTY.-Charet

otiaul and L1tcFyhc nar:cs are N aifeF conioFl'e
.,fuccs N liz, city. h. cba-as la one Gay ~ lire
cr Nlr n U.s. uels 'Hc otesadanr, CORNER % =
,l sh uyenue Ir, Ds t tlv tir" - i'm. tei"'eA
tan tut DHnefy apuroGc-i rlHn.ii an0 '''ucN in
blow on tie SIDE u the iead winch caused hi; 10 ir@ of tie
>..wak This ,lcu toe,lc aiG that u merely s.ov
y. av \crc pilgiil luey SO. For palnii. M IL
I. G.aG, Tor deienAant III. S.nrLd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

l. Mr.. Thomas HaI.is, while al wcrl, on
building in Portland, Me. on Monday, fell rom
the ging to the ground and was much brri. 3D.
Ills hurts are not dangerous.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

N!gLoS GARDEN sn,.- ORR t,r ~ Sqrae, Sa.Sr g,
it1 e,rtz.nioeni, a's 9ns~t the .e dsc,l9o 9 III
faS EvEy1NG. rndar Jase 2. isH The ra.ersina,ea,,
x. E,e In,fF; q fffnea (, =. ..' +, ss -, s
c:r.o.. ye,erar oi 3. sssassa; Vi %sn,oa
I%#'s I,,,1.' 'esr % Satrae, q I.Ae:sd IIoa7S
r,,3..ls l. ,,5 la.a is- cac,.. & Mss, Daaa. Cisrs
E'efari iahavn as,>p5. besse'Ii @ W b.tseSe''
The Na--tio7--. Hc- -'F Ms, lisT'sstrE
Tie Iiu-5s., oi rseseBih2p. " y A. AZ
Feiri. - 5,.. - 'Ie-'lrs Hsg,,sot Wiser.
i.'srs r-1ei7,g., 4 2 ..,..s ~ h-7-. Lee
sCEXE fiRsl{ ls, .a5es aiaoa 3s 72aa:a'. sf the
Ty'9 owe .nE e .s..ay. - - The CA-is'n v'
'''S', u ,e : S.1 -, sa'. A.. ee.ri a., a tie '-''
Ctatezu f;he Nla,chonss.
yeasfy - vi 'ea-oa-i s'se ,a- er'e';, VI. Mitchell
vsa lc .rsJ .1d ,saat .s;5 80 'a orTa iacrassssa
'l',ar4'1 NJ Buns P:o0,,,te- ~ Ro5e'.'
n ters,r.1 and s r. pGce. 4 &c: P d
niarc Ey'-sy=7 written By ~ -'to' o: TIE celeb
7e Silos. Glrisas and Promenade, have al oode,:oae
hor3uEh IeggVssn za1 ie-ecofatoH - ~ / Nies - ''l
..or 80, ..1c- yy-'i e.ls-Gc. oics.-sn.
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s 20 ie-r"cotsG, - the sc~s'n. - cr3's single
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p. T. BARNUM. Manage
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an sol,?.xv ,s.rina ka- f;e.i 'e rtIisr P>IS ever
known. be every ds ifu ~ c1N y VI I'LL =
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LITTLE Mss Of pSLi SiA YEARS:
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IRE GIISA at EtN fortune teller. may %" 'ein arc
g:iv'ey cut-'is ~ m h"urN ~ the iii ana e'e''i-
x .llin>sna 10 lie v'a!a = ceats-cadfea under u year
- ; cents es;rr 70, consulting Win the Gypsy Queen ~
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

SnrwREcK schr. Danube, of Frankfort.
Ne Capt. Rich, went ashore on Boddy's Island,
with cargo of Sugar and nlo!asses, Oh the night
Of the lith inst. The crew saved themselves,
but the vessel Will probably be a total loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
pOIjS.F0FFiCr.

ATTEMPT To DErR.uD.-Chasles Jones was ar
ted to-day hy officer. Buck and Connolly. aeal VII; II
tempting 10 deraud Joslah Iecount. Of Howell Township.
Monmouth County. Ns.lcsey II the foot OF RGbnsoGt-s
hy process the drop game dropping pocket book
.u;led with wuithes q MS feet lie committed TO
answer
Catharine Brown, c0lored Girl, was arrested and
committed poc- Police ior stealing Dress worth 81
20, from Charles =. Cox. No 81 Caiysue.s,.
James Line arrested and committed for steal
inc a shove i;om - lio:i street.
and committed ;asa, iunieln ds lsne aad other
a!ces worth si3. OF James Hail. No 4 Re1ic-stlest. An
owner wanted iU; undresed p!a!t -asicS found N
ler POSSESSION.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

IL A German named Hildeman was DANGER
Iou-ly wounded or the 25th in St. Louis, No in a
Fight with two coal hands.