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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

az THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sAPARlLLA CENT AN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
~ tbs New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
tshished FOR the suppression Of qusckery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pun
wing qualities and ,ative powers of the above herbs
+ confidently ended by the College as infinitely
superior to any extract OF 5arsapara at present befor
he public and may be relied a certain remedy oi
all hsaasss arising rom impure state Of the blood
sfh 10 soroua, saltrheun ringworm, blotchee PIN
riss aicess pain in the bones Joints nodes cuaneou4
snptons, nicer0ted throat any disease Hisnp
rom tfe secondary effects Of syphilis an I'M ud,cious
81 mercury.
Sold IN single Bottles, +. ..... rs cents eacL
IN Csses o. alf-a-dozen Bottles, So so
dozen 90
Cases Tor vHrded TO al parts OF the Union
"a very liberal discount Wholesale pn rcnassrs
Once of tho College, 95 Nassau street
w. 3. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., AseAk
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A OslNG or middle-sEed lady, 10 attend Bakery and
with bor and permanent ,itraton. Such OF
lace BY addressing Inc TO Batav" Brooklyn Post Once
III Ihe srII ca. ts hand writing $50 ss.ec
WANTED IN RETAIL DR2G sTokE-A young
" man WHO hiss know dge NJ the business and
produces good recommendations Apply to NJ 4. GLLET
2o4 Blocker of Cottage Place tween the
hous 81 " aud 3o'riock $50 3,sm
JOURNEYMAN BARBER WANTED.
w ,.NFtD-A ms. ,arr aurrey Barber whom the
~. highest "sgss W " Dc given Apply LANES GRANT
~ ] Am street nbder m Mussum
WANT DAT CAFr. IURrUNI No ! Park Place, 4
first at house He must have ptionable
references both fr honesty capacity Muatto m prefer.
r-s Cali between the hours snd 2. j3o Atrc
q 400 REWARD-We, his anders,saed. hereby Offer the
wv above rewrdf the APP rehe0sion lodging IN
iaii Il PATRICK LEE late of New Orleans Said Lee
native Of lrel nd from Lonsfd about as yeats Of
age, tont built fair hair, smooth full cpd acd aquas
shoulders. george fkR SON,
JNO J. ADAMS u 90,
"a ID BhItFk 60.
WA. EiLKIAs 4 CO,
y. FITZslMMONs,
1870 6trc DONLIN
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NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
TUEspAY tvkNIN0. JULYso,
The evenings will vl'h Barssue
Barstta. IN two a,s, wrtea BY q A ABeekett. ksa,
cntit ed lh@
YELLOW DWARF!
KING or THE GOLD MINES
DIR MATS PtksO>E
Fernando King IL The Gold Mines. Mr. Fsupo
iao III, att~s dan $3.50. Miss Lara .
shah Loolah Ben Ali Two Prnee... Mr. Dunn
Ahrshin Abk sTKhspf N>nnison
The Yellow Dwarf Ntkinson
Affair. hans hty Prin Mis- Tay lor
Grciosa ueepo Scar hthes Ms Wat
Bees ing FAIRY Il the sable isles ia DIV ca
Ihe hax II the NrssIt Mr.. kvernrd
An Intern sson OF h If-an-hour
Toc},siud. with
SARATOGA SPR, NGS.
Doors open al Entertainments precisely
Qnnbuses will esd from tho Garden daring the
inE
NO Postponement at this exbiis
the grand entrance from Broadway Saloon
cd aud the New Saloon, which ventilated from the aud
sides. csn he enclosed al momeat's notice.
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CASTLE GARDEN.

CASTLE GARDEN.
GRAND OPERATIC
NCERTS AND FlREW ORKS.
Tuesday Evening, July Both.
THIRD Nigh, Of
MADAME MORLEY,
who continue, TO be most enthusiastically received !!
Nh HOLMAN.
MIR TORDOFF
MR. kAVANA0H,
and MR. BEAMES,
Nu,cd Director.
Succeeded by fw minutes pue for Promenade and Ref
mens &C. when the justly Cae Gsrden BRASS
BAND led nv Mr. LuTHIAN ,sil hsve the horror Of
IN INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
Embracing tire beau ifu sin Marches md Movements
Of The day
After the Concert fifteen before
cling tn. display Of
FlREW ORKS.
nIAdmittanre Is cents
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loo LEATHER PREsERvATIvE.-Ths OIL Of
ias nhs src's nor o.irsss .cps ooeu
fntismsn who wishes to have 6ne locking harnesses
Is we'll known that ths oils In for harness.
after certain length OF time unless the leather is r.
(stedly washed, form scum upon the surface become
|neid, and thus rot the leather This difficulty will he
ltrelJ obviaed, il the OIL Of Tannin 10 used Its qua
las antiseptci strengthens the leather makes it
Ift dry, aud ~ster proof The leather receives polish
ter rs without trouble We only ak trial Of it,
hcacy Sold at 81 Coutlsndt st. Price 10, 80 and 20
eEts bottle
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AHCH'D GRIEvE, No. JOHN STREET, Ny
T'HF following catalogue of and Ju0cious selecte,
L BIRDS, nav hid At ,he above Av,sy-Minos Mso
ck,rg 81 DIS Eng Ish Tn he's ard acs Birds. Pa
Iropos; ITO coupI. Of a,sfes Just po,ed fror
Urinary; a,n, mammoth Ba d. Headed Eage neasurg b
wirss CAGES bI,s snd Cups OF all sixss Fish.
Fi.h ILbe $50 bach Is o. well ass ne Canary, 9th
iird Sc d.; OATMEAL from Sc aud cle 10
boss lie, whrh will be carefully frwarded 10 any ord,
hin the limits Of the city o, to the eouny by
VisItors call aud exsmne for themselves
Soda Water with all the Necessary pGreaens :.
h. sfoe and gent variety Of all articles necrd ID
i4I sctsnrs on bffes. EvsTv art Gle
ARLH'D yRlrNk,
iw0m No. 5John
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90 NO NECESSITY FOR REMAINING BALD
There is not the least necessity in ninety OF
hundred Tor any person, young middle aged old
planning OF the loss Of their hair and attention
With proper Of that great remedy Oldriges Balm
OF Columbia will not only prevent the hair IRON falling
head is bald
Who for moment then would bald remain
When restorative is found in truth,
That throws across the forehead once again
The ura tresses OF an early youth
This Balm has been in for great many years, and
certificates from the most respectable OF citizens
throughout thu Unon furnished proof Of its eca
cy But the best certificate 10 the bald and those
hled With the loss OF their hair Is try it," II makes the
ha glossy iustrous and strong To be had ONLY at u
CouIiIandt street
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,py- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC FILLS FOR The CURE
OF Honorrh9a, tSleet and all nocupurnent discharge.
IRON the rethr These piils prepared by the New YorL
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established Tor the
suppression OF quackery, may be relied the
speedy and eecfual remedy for the above complaints
hey 40 guaranteed TO cure recent in from three
discharges aa chronic gire than any other preparation
at lIss nj Known removing the disease without oonne
en' hon business, tainting the breath disagreens
witH the stomach Price 81 pei box
Sold At the Once Of the College OF Pharmacy and Me
dicne, 10 Nassau street.
w. RICHARDSON, NJ D. Agent
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90 SALT RHEUM.-The terrible ravages Of this dis.
and the vast amount Of suffering caused by H. makes
worthy OF the attention Of every person who is afflicted
nth in any way procure remedy which will not
|ny heal and asy all the cutane0us affections caused by
hut also eradicate it entirely from the system. How
eqnent the instances Of those who by not attending
bs disease in season. carry the marks OF il about
hem and which it is impossible to rid themselves Of
omstocks Sarsapsria ID decidedly the best and cheap
r. article in for this purpose Il is highly
enalrd than any other extract and is unequaied in
Pfcts 70 pury the blood II 10 Alternative to the sys
e regulates the bowels increases the appetite and pro-
hotes dgeson. AT No. II Courtlandt street Price 20
|ents per bottle, or 81 per dozen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

~ CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CDaED.-rb,
Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College Of Medicine
Pharmacy OF the city OF New York IS confidently re
Commended for all cases ofde'y produced by secret
diligence Of any kind is valuable RENE
dy oi inIotense stery or barrenness unless depend
Ing o. msttormaton.)
5mSln bottles 81 each oi hall dozsli sc; aaF-
sally prcsed and sent 10 oil parts of the Union.
9fscs OF the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy o.
Nassau vtreas VS. Rh'HAsDaON, M. n gem,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

Jry- KOLMSTOcK'S VERMIFUGE.-This remedy
|r Worms OF the extraordinary ever used II
trciuay ersdcaes OF ali from children and
us The proPrietors have made il point to ascertain
Pc effects OF this Vermifuge, and case has come to
eiI knowledge that has failed to bring away worms
they existed, where this Vermifuge has been given.
The following Is one among the many thousand tes
lials which have received, of the efficacy Of this
J tice:
RALKIoH, N. c., June II, 1874
1essrs. Comstock & Co., u C0urtlandt st., NJ Y.
bore saleah.e than any other preparation We have only
bottle left and you will please send by the next pack
\ ~ doxen. Yours, respectfully,
STETH & PESCUD
T. 3 II you wish, we can procure you some valuable
ertincstes OF its good effects in this community.
he above sold only at 81 Courtlandt street. by Com
lock Co.. Price rs cents. Every mother who
ects that her child has worms should send Immediately
Or this article
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certify to the above,
Il W. boyle. 4sl Washington st.

90 RiCORD'e PARTISAN ALTERATIyE MA
For the cure Of PRIMARY mdary syrbilis,
and al affections produced BY nJudicous Of me,
curry The great advantages possessed this powerful
slte alive all other preparations ior the sy.
philla Isl that while curing the disease improves TIE
constitution, whilst mercury general, leave much
Wore disease than the it admin stored for The
oss' recommendation we can give Of it that it is nov
61ensve y prescribed by the medical Guilty. who loI
merry considessd mercury the only tor those
plants Sold in single bottles 81 zach in Of half
dozen 81. carefully packed, and all parts OF the
Jnion once Of the College Of Med cine and Pharma
SO, n Nassau street
" s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-30

0y- THIS EvENTNG-It will be seen by advertise.
ment on our third page. DR. Hock commences course
OF Select Lectureso gentlemen only When the Doctor
was here before he detained eight weeks the desire
70 hear him and his wonderful models being SO great
This time however his engagements prevent his
ued stay and ss the nature Of the subject renders it i'm
perave that his audience shsuld be select in numbers
w@il as character afraid that many will have
disappointed again by not gaming admission
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Az STORE To LET-The four story Store No al
W Liberty STREET to Let Possession the day
I.&A of August. Apply 10
PERSSE BROOKS
IVY 3ts &c 81 Liberty street
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NC THIS IS TO CERTIFY, THAT HAVE BEEN
cited for several with diseases in my bones
ompanied with severe and rackng pans also with very
extensive nlcsratiops have tried several of the most
paired Of being cured, until called DR.. Helne 20
Duane s who in the of four so far cured
ns that enabled to walk with almost a. much ease
p ever did IN my life My daily improv from the
ime commenced taking Or. Heines medicine appa
rent TO all-the alterations have entirely disappeared
knd now enjoy my original health and strength
WILLIAM kennedy
samuel 0ines grocer OF Houston and Gosrck
Fts. certify to the above facts.
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DOmcntIc ImpOrtAt1OnS.
CHARLEsToN-Brg Edward-79 casks rice Thompson
ans s do j sh4fter-2,O les cotton Ss it'll Mills
g do BruIson-2 do Hobroos, Nelson Cn2
Harper Brothers--I do Goud-2 cases Colilrd Co
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| ay-NEW YORK AUGUST as ls4o-This is to Ger.
ify that my wife has been afflicted with several ulcers
running for the last i've years She has had the
endance of the most skilful in this city
she obtained no help in her most miserable suffrings
lshe wns confined to her bed for several months and
Having despared of beng cured when numerous
people advised me to call Dr. Joseph Hene now 20
Dusne near Chatham street which did and surprising
TO and my Friends the above Doctor cured Ler in
the short time OF six weeks ] would recommend this
gentleman to the public II skilful physician
JOHN CLARK, 1873 Washington st.
certify to the above,
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MILLINERY BUSINESS.


VERY desuable bpsnrss 10 Millinery with store, eligi
"A bly, situated Di,p sueet be- had, with immsdats
to,,eson " required There 10 ANAL stns OF very go0d
mil'insry articles oo ha which tn, prophet would sell e
successor moderate terms. Apply at No trhern'
Il EFT New York jos lw''c
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Ansr the Concsr fifteen minutes nterm,sion before
cling IN. display Of
FlkEW ORkS.
O-Admittanre as cents
PALNO's OPERA HOUSE,
CHAMBERS STREET
The Public Of New FORK a It's vIrons are respectfully
summer under the dir Of Mr. Il PARSLOE,
ON MONDAY EVENlNG, July 10Th.
With G,and Nelo Dramatic Specie that hiss beer severn
sssb % H .sha ss
covers and auodncs the pasoes Of tn eItrao,duar,
French Artss :LEs FREREs ELssLER (who are engaged
''DA' IA Frame s IN r 1 ISL b. presented
L,onafds''.'' ...'.....r The EssIer Rre,h.rs.
Giles ........... $500. Mr. Fisher.
fnlcess lisa Mira III Lewis
w hter,niss,un ~ 30 minutes -e1
.,..n - IL COS c'ude wi.ha
GRAND TOUR >AMON PROCESSION.
u Admi'.on TO all parts Of the house SO cents-Doeu
open att lerformtnc" TO commence At O'clock j. 2m
GRAND WING CONCERT
APOLLO SALOON.
HERE'S TO YOU, HAIRY CLAY.
THE HERALDs OF VICTORY HAVE COMET!
A., mr., 1T, The Bc,,on q ' vc.a.ts,
Memoen OF the Boston lay Club No l. assisted by Bostsn
fvuure 81 bal nd SINGER,
~ MISS SARAH KNIGHT,
WlDSfsDAY az F. ff'T GRbA VIZ
july 81 { md A agust
Under the direct The Wing inhs OF New York
on which occasion the ps so written by Il War,od
FER Prrr,mme SIC small hill,
Tickets q cens Z, be had of the commits, the club
rooms. at the and the door the evening"
q ~
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K w YOR K TORS f BAZ A A K,
No $50 and l0l Mercer street.
a. The Rsau ar Public auction Sale will take place
AI >This Day. commanding az n O'Clock. with a large
4AZ4vanety OF new ana second hand Wagons and HaI-
various use; amongst the nbsr pat, he- Bay
Pair lound aud kinds fine single Bay Horse
aud KIND Aso,a Bay sound and krd beo gng TO pr.-
vac g-ntlemen who leaving The cit Ito Id without
COWAN DILkS.
j30 itsrc Propretors
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UCJIDN MOI IGE-vauab'e sals This Day. thu
Sales Roors M II spruce Comprising balance
stock Of a FETAL and fancy drs goods store.
Also, quantity Of German and English Hosiery, Silk
Goods Shirts Linens HANDKERCHIEF Tour trunks splendid
Cothng some Pledged Article, y.we &c Sic 'sitive
j3o tire THO5. BELL, Auct onoer.'
pAINTs AT AUCTION.-H. + WILLARD will sell
thu, mornug 1o1s oels OK tie store 3O4 Broadwa
corner Duane street. qrarty Of paints and coo dry and
- oil uge oil cans black ground and
balloons. and 9th .rtclss g paint rein sh
tu.iness Turks and Vaises-Aso rs iron bonna
r'vett-d TRUNKS end vaes getner wh quaint Of ond
hand furniture an kchei U eass maple bec,t.ads ke
sale per mp'1Y BY vi tue oi an me 1880 t'Ic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18

- - 49, ,11 q 3 u & 77-7-7----s--7-
~. q = tsaoos1 - rh3t go s
se.s e ss ee4szAlnfa T. sS's ~ ~. W.
sRe' sAe pssssl. e.. :. ~ IL,
80 - KS 5000 ssss1as ~. 80
~ 80 : =,
.. -
"a esss.., t s.5:' 49, -. ~, 49,. NV
anxsoos Il x',,s go ~, - b,1l mn fkeFs
were o6iseiiors i, 4 rbsrA n rsnba rrsa, iigIi-
cnlis II, s,Tr,r,,,,,';ss, rhL ~ man Slaie
bonds. VAS an assrs;onls * 81 nogn meI.
ehaatss liressss : Il ns,beya, sbs IS nron
interest. beng onseasl' w.,s ancsber. He asa
objected hat il Iesaed slll goo more shan neces.
sarg.
NJ McRae exp.sinea liz reasons which forced
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18
cry ItsJtCIIHIIy,
ROBERT Y. CONRAD.
WING sEyAToRTAL CONVENTION.

WING SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
The District Convention for the nomi-
nation Of candidate for The Senate of
Virginia composedo fIths counties ofJefj
ferson. Frederick and Clarke, met BY adj
Charlestown. and was called
TO order BY the chairman, PRovNcE Nc.
icoRmcK. Esq, of Clarke, w. +, ALEx.
AMBER acting as Secretary.
The following del gates were in al.
tendance
Clarke Province Mccormick John
a. Thompson.
Frederick E. C. Breedin, Jas Chip.
ley, B. w. Jefferson.
jefferson Andrew Hunter, Benjamin
T. Towner Meredith Helm. R S. Black
burn, John F. Smith. w. l. Alexander.
The committee appointed al the first
meeting Of the Convention 10 confer with
RoBERT Y CONRAD. Esq. on the subject
OF bis nomination as q candidate fol ihs
Senate, having reported their proceedings,
and informed the convention that Mr..
Conrad had positively decliaed the nomi-
nation, and rcadafletter from Mr.. Con.
rad on the subject
john S. GALLAHER, Esq Of Jefferson,
was nominated 10 represent this District
ID the Senate !; said domination was re-
ceived by reclamation.
Ii was then moved. that avommiItee
Be appointed 10 confer with Mr.. Gsllaher.
aud inform him Of his nomiIation. An
drew Hunter n OzBreedia. William
F. Alexander, with the chairman wers
appointed saidconmis,ee.
Il vas resolved That the proceedings Of
the Convention be published 10 The Viz
ginia Free Press lhe Richmond wing.
The Winchester Republican, and Martins
burg Gazette.
2 MCCORMICK. Chairman.
w. F. ALEXANDER, Secv.
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i
The undersigned were appointed ii
sSid Convention to make Known ID vi.
ihis. their deliberate decision, ana he IN
desire 10 add that they boaa
you win be induced 10 review Four ri.
met determination and aceeds Is IL
wishes 81 your Numerous friends ID dis
District.
The approaching crisis calls for our
npsl pure aud able men 10 take parl &
he head of affairs: and permil Il. Is 80
that n selecting yoa foF this siasioaI ,hev
ara satisfied Of having faithfully repre.
scented those who inlrpsled then With
his discretion.
Respectfully yours,
P. MCCORMICK.
w +. ALEXANDER.
e. G. BREEDIN.
The Convention then adjourned ID meet
again Ia CAarIsstoi0n Oh Monday he I5ta
inst. Court. day. 10 make another noni.
nation. 10 the event of Mr. CosRAn not
accepting.
2, MCCORMICK. caarmaHs
w. F. ALExASpER, Set.
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Mr. Conrads Lsfisr 10 fke Committee.
WlNcHEsrER. Jan, /. 1911.
?. McCoRMlcK. ". If. ALExANDER,

sP. McCoRMIcK. ". F ALEXANDER,
and E. @. BREEDlN.s Esqfs.
Geailemen Your note OF this date ia.
forming me that the Convention of WhiF
delegates for this Senatorial District bad
selected me as their candidate. has jus.
been received; aud, 10 spite Of the high
honor done me BY the choice. as well Is
your kind sommunie asior, with feelings
OF great regret. Il pans me- gentlemen,
to repeat that cannot consentio become
a candidate. With my reasons. | shall
not trouble you or the Convention; be.
cause they are, in the main known to
you already. aud | am conscious TIA, in
justice 10 the party as well as myself my
resolution is proper.
You will allow me further to say that
SO far from having desired this result, /
have done all 10 my power 10 avoid IL;
and from the 6rst--when accepted q.
nomination four years ago-up to ibis CAV.
have uniformly declared my wish andS
purpose. 10 contine myself again, as soon
Las possible, 10 my duties al home: In
serving for a full term in the Senate +
lid more than undertook. NY wish 10
retire was publicly expressed 10 my con.
shtuents in November last; and the Fred
Eerick County meeting ha7ing brought for
ward my name by instructions 10 their
delegates, addressed . letter to one Of
those delegates which, am informed
was read 10 the Convention. declining the
proposed honor in terms as strong, as
were consistent with due respect In.ad.
dition to this, have 10 private converse.
ton with members Of the Convection, ex.
planned my reasons more fully, and ex-'
pressed my resolution more strongly. so.
that fondly hoped there was no danger
Of being placed in my present ungracious
attitude.
You viii also, gentlemen, do ME but
justice in believing that among The mo-
lives for, my course this occasion, there
is 20 want Of proper respect for The nomi-
nation, gratitude to my constituents, or
devotion iolhe Wing eause.
Very respectfully.
ROBERT Y. CONRAD.
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w. F. ALRxANDER, &cy.

X IS understood that the Senate yester-
DAY rejected the no;:inaiion Of Mr.. Prof
81 as Envoy 10 Brazil. and confirmed that
of Mr.. Dabney 5. Carr. 10 be Minister
of The United States at Coasianiinople.
Mr. Profit, The reader will recollect, is
now at Rio Janeiro, but bad bot YET, at
The last accounts. been presented 10 the
Emperor as The successor of Mr.. Hunter,
who bad long been 1ihe Minister o6 the
United States al that Court.
Mr. Carr also has gone. abroad Oh his
mission. where he will Of cohrse now re-.
main.
The nomination Of Mr.. Rshcher IS
Minister 70 Portugal aud Of Benz. Green
TO be Secretary or Legation 10 Mexico
were also confirmed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-18


10 The Senate.
Tie bin ,ras read.
Mr. Daniel Of stalled the reasons, which
would induce Sim 10 vote against thc bill.
Mr. Edmunds made long and elaborate stare
ment Of The finances OF the State
Ma AFiIrheE made statement 10 show that he
increase Of taxes last year was uncalled foT--
and thai The pablo debt might have been met
and assnrpns Ten ia ne Treasury, without add
ing 10 the buraens of The people, He showed
that The inerease was only $4,000, instead Of
s23s, 00o. as essmated BY the commillee.
Mr. Edm1n.ss replied al some length 70 Mr.
WiicheE who fejoiaed briefly.
Mr. Gallahkf took brief review Of ;he.course
Of t!le present Chairman Of Finance who last
session violently opposed The iax bill Or thai ses-
sions and exllted in embarrassing The then
Chatham, wh9m be now eulogizes. Mr. G. re-
marks excited much interest and merrimenl 10
lhe Hall an5smere genearily admitted 70 be
decided biz
M Yetby lad many objections to ihe bill