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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

4. t1vEUHND OF HAIR TO BE BAD POR THREE
a EC~-Ly tie u three .iiiing t-irr of
49,. CT Ii,l, E.-t-atyc The p'ce - ~ grove Z = 10
F,- ,I vc i ore tfl-i Hero 1ff p teai qualt-S: II
.si tie -. b. - on 'hH ff1 '7fc 10y ~ ~
.-,r .,e ra'a irte-fl .s r'ur. tip failing n
,,se the ~. f.- ,ay thereby cufr. cr8dfYn avs
h, I'D o. ;fey me dtIk % = - ~ pe male
nq'fa y dark from Eg ms ben tired by hnudre.
of our ectsbe etS"'. .nonf nom hai given
~ satisfaction a'aonE tr~ni IRE ne 'o!pSiHg;
.r W Hopsins. - kin--st NeyT fo's
Vr Philip. - HronHe. cot " 0oster 81.
Iudyr E,iwnrl. o: Plrl-dsiph,n.
Sir ]. relrs'n, Anvy yard nhrfston.
r Power greer Fuionst Brnosiiz
w. ctI c.r siiy o,her 81 pepnHs ho hsvs foUn!
,b wa. f.g-escnt but u he above n"t .aouTh
80, AL, -0pyIgce ~ 'l / 'o' qOiis fsa,Ona.
lie infec, cheap-ob g. q, ,hl,,'nR. I9s ~ yores
IN tie American Ea e. .! h,tIan 81 of "a Broadway.
: or 70 fu ton -. Book 81. ls1-. Efnsd~hr h!5ary
p.1dT% STATE - Boston. Zeysi Leosef bGid-af'.
le3L im ---....,,-.-.---
4 HOVUER--h BLfSSING-A MIRACLE
i<DEED m. brcn d,corered i'f curing
Al D..he ursnen,, - the >sin,
;;,cI II M,sgu,,ass. Beg. iio-ct.. Re
OF :he "c " - ,C1. boat IL
the b.!y ~ind change o: climate. &c e It aso cures IN
the most e'raaaeot ?n nd h az "a, !I,5n'' 'i
po,n,s BInt-hs- SIT kheUrl. ScurvT.
Ff,.i,.izs. Sore iisHfs. King 'ofn Sa
TIL, -e1e,ly called pnd .fnder De pan cum ~ e nage
T'';iIiT -NfCAI SOAP. nd 20 cnc'eqleFee of Is
.prs-s e.-,rs-in fact 'UrpOsns eHi F"1-i ruIt Hy
effect m ny OF the above disease thAa hee ID
s,al rs hast al. ,c7mp and rc>cHs '"ndcf' ao Ipn'
" no ~ nH, of the schie and harm ihr' my w.
m: Gle, are really POISONOUS and G1l2ef0u, W! =
ia IKE on the fame and ac.er o joue- soap r'e"te y
calHr buy only at E,uWigc places snd NNh' ~
1r lone soap nj the American Eagic - latnap -, .
Roa,iway Y Y. Re'itlng. -ihts - D'-'nu Hyt''
Ledger Bldns,. Philadelphia rel'e. B'oad"ay' A'anJ
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Srna.cIl 40.

June IS lat s. 81 q s. ship Goodwin. from Philadelphia
June IT, t., ~ a. Ion g. bark Ceres OF London fm Cs;.
.ur ria'-lphln.
inre 1T l. : brig S0mers. on n cruize.
Inre g. bng Bourne. fin iiatnsoida. bound TO Nfc&,
Gs out
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- sn,. ISIS C.r-RER .3RR3,EEGE .hE-TInE0s
Is NIDDLErDWN GOSHEN ASp irrERHsp
f:aIAza. AK pLAcEs.-NEW-Y YORK AND hRlE Riitl.
IIEl3-rfsF.Hi ROA D-rhe and splendid s;eaH'l'a
IT TH ( taI; Alexander H. Shu!tz, caves the 200! 9"
Duane street daily SunauJs eIcepte.I al ocHck a. o.
and p p passing the beautiful scenery " te iu's'h
RIVER ~ .nunt where pa<sngeH take the COMMISSIONS fAs
of the Co through the picturesque valley O ie anapo' !"
Rsturninr eaye Ml,e,own at { A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Passengers by the Morning Line can tea from thtee ~
four hour Goshen and Sldeown. ana return To NE cy u
O'Clock the evening. a.. ,,..L -. 1.
"a Families and Pleasure Parties will find this the most De
Fyrursou from the The unusually com
ous as,i have apartments appropriated expressly 10 as
For further PARTICULARS inquire ol the Captain on Oofa o
uf VAN RENSSELAER,. ngeut, corner OF Duane atd
West streets. H. =. SRI h'l u.
Passengers for Owcgo Blngl5mpton and AZ the ercpa
pre IN tho Southern Counties OF The Stale of Newly ofk ana
Northern Counties Of Pennsylvania Will nd first rate stage
and care l drivers take them from ddIeown cheaper hu
more exp.sl,c,ous than any other route ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-25

NJ r. L. Wicklife and B. R. Hardin, at
Bardstown. KY from an angry controversy about
Texas on Wednesday last, proceeded TO raiiiy
the treaty of hostties by anne1ing Their fists TO
each others noses.
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SrrOyD BOARD.
p,s,;c Stock Exchange. june "a.

The following is statement OF the Produce arc
Toll. received Il, Troy and Albany from the commencement o
canal navigation to the close III the d week OF June ~ I1
md ~:
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NETWORK AND hARi;EA, +. R.Ai III "a
CjVPANY-SItM.iER ARIA NGEM ;.
s4A On and ate. May ls,. lsii TIE Can VII run Us

On Suni1ys il the weather me, ting Cars WI run every
hour trnr, lily Hall 20 Harlem and w 6ans Budge.
The t.r nlI and 9th street Line vii ever ten nUes
,Tsa me tay from 5 30 \ VI. III y 2. VI
hr Tyn n IN, I'm. viii lesve 9Th street iortiy iial a.
81 TO- 10 40 H. II 81 Leave City ialicF Eth street
1880 l3. % ~. II. II p, IL.
By order OF the Boari, ,,.>,.,-
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. q, SIMPSONS liOTEi.-.i- ..bscIiheT ter:isrs rs
- nag.S.5 liz friends ard paron5 Tor the liberal 'nfoi
1 se received ~ old establishment N Nam street mo
@ To- MORN that ne has removed tersiron 10 ms present.
.irh. hotel No 8 Market street which has BEEN thuruu
II -snnvsei and enlarged nil w various departments o
families and gentlemen DESTROYS a; comfortable residence ~
ana csrtr: situation with ali the advantages 81 private
,yeirr ht.sa pessnt location offers every inducs!e
The pa nrS und bedrooms airy and convenient aud me
D. ,hts.ns,s Usy sth 1884 my9 2n
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$500 il. VI. SItITii K WOOLSEY. % Waist.
or GEORGE BUTLER, NeseY,t.

s.,s FOR SiI.F-A beautiful Farm combining q acres
60 of land. IN hgh state 81 cultivation. ,nat IN NQi'h
RfIIn.wic, Township, Niiiie>ex County y j. four
mite. tom New rnsNick. and :1y les from tbs ci'S
On the Farm - good dwelling house. ,wo barns caTriase
hn,,c &c .r Il> fine appe orchard III 40 trees ." me
he, .rn ted fruit peach trees cherry sc. he steam
m srirnn stos w,ih,i ,yu rt Of tie farm daily her
ao, rom Ney.N urk It will he Sold for money
sNrnnaer ri;y property. For tail description ol me iv
merry mud further particulars, hppiy ~
f;'..,,,. RICHARD REED. No ~ t'hamh.rs-.i
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" Of New York Notice hereby To al Ier'on 3aNns
claims ncuin. JOSEPH BAILEY, .aie OF the Cu Of -
York Teacher deceased To present the same with INC i
thereof the subscriber nj her tedeace No. ~ srfs 80
I'M the of New York before the eu dns ~ OS"vei
re, Dated New York. The sixth day q ApnL % ~
NARl JANb BhlIsFt Il.
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!. ,l.'' ''' RICHARD REED. No 20 Ctaml.r..l

TX ONE OF TUE MOST VALUABLE fARNS ~
SEfp THE ST re OF COENEt TICtT. u row offered
= for SHE on rrry i0lc contain, ~ ncfe OF
highly Cultivated land and on the premises . large d"elis
Ln,e m excellent repn together with all Other necessary out
buildings Il bern. situated within miles OF 'ew llnve hl
20 III New York location will be found 10 he exceedingly
desirable. For further information rpcly 10
RUSSELL. SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor,
;.l6 n u l.bertT-st. y. Y.
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rnp s,rF or TO kr-r. or EXCHANGE Fol

~ CRY PRGPERTY.-A very desirable firm ',ina-
I 'e,! on the North Rlyer opposite HYDE faiS' cohi'H'
The house are well calculated for gen,eei residence
snd commands of the finest views On Tie North River
Is rms and outbuins> good repair and conveniently ar
ranged. -. 49,, I'll
Ire farm and garden in excellent condition and well
/ large proportion oi the purchase money II soid can tt
pl,Iu o,I bond and mprt.a &c for term U years.
81 iltthcr ,t..ilcnl.n ennlIre o:
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L. - ''''" a p SMITH. 81 I.il,eryr.

= 10 - FARE REDUCED FOR EOSrON-
VIA. NEs:PoHT AND PR9TibEZ>.rE
n Eu.uu. - 5J.-lierk ttIe. 81 ~
[.vp1f; nm. prpydarce - The and splendid steamer
NEW JERSEY, CAPT. L II. Fury. WI e1ys 1e yer i9 ni
ayJ A. O'Clock For passage :esh nTpy TO :. iiennH
srff .tij- an tta ,yha JtlS
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- TNiDN HOUSE. = -tNIF Vi'J NV-' - 10 -
ga uni spacious establishment low open i"i .e lcco
g. nod.;iou q. the Public =, ,L r-;,
TN, Hor>r erected durn- the past season oy te nio
CoTrany one nrrest m onnectcu, c'ns> pst
jn iq'n- rooms. % bedrooms, bsrrnom 6nd pHoc nan
All light and furnished superior manner = po
:in % the house particularly ada9te ~ tn accommodate"
of nes and every department mas been ri:s 10 WIN re-
esnce TO modern II ocniS Z. one OF 's
Ne Ynrk ard r, one the desirable place. "f re-
mn dusr the Sumner months. There are III The VllEice
cbi-rss-one eqi Tor Ep,cupal ConsTesatonaists Bap
t.s'- lad Meihoiists. . ~
son md Dutir WI! the par; o the subscriber
Ia an /. tie Heel on. % the be-: III The counTT.
,,rd"r IN. r.,e a. II careful and expcrcnce-i io>;er
~i.g,, bosis y fetyeen New OK and Stamford doiI
q. viDs Stamford .. hrra7 y y. nnd New-f OK ak J.
i, stare rirl from the !in;el TO and from The boat
IN extensive LIVERY STABLE attached :" tle ioli'eI
FROM winch visitors 1t MI !Ee> be id!i,! WIN 100
t!cr.es md Carriages "a: moderate charge. = OSLe5
~-nuilorl. ,'rl- 9Th, Ia. !el' ~
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:. - . NEW YORK Ni.RANY AND IR'ih
il sS'itNliEoAT LlNE-FOk albany
--sS=77-ANp, TkpY.-sloRsisG;; iS "a. from the
lnl ID. Barclay street-lanlHs p; Intermediate places
The steamer rEOY Capt. a. Conan. This Morning: att
O'Clock. ~ Nj,
ing. Il; - clock.
Erening Liae from tie foot Of Conrtnndt st. direct
The steamer ALBANY. CAPT r. B. Macy TIM Even
The steamer SWALLOW Capt. a. Mclean. To-sorrow
Evening. az O'Clock. 4, -,
[lhe Boats VI TN: Line ewing their light dnnght OF
water are able q. The ban, and reach Albany
and r0y N ginpe time take the Morning Ifsias OF aS
for the Eat 81 N.,i. or
an The v:harys, jcej
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, rFraI. ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGG!
VI EGR FIVE EEAES. MilCM Il FOUR YE3s

,rrTaI ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGa!
WI FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH II FOUR YEisE,
LONGER THAN USCAl,-lie Iut~cTit'ers ia sc 49, 49,
method Of covering roof, with pam savarhsd IN -
which they guarantee o feicain wuiet sh Tist cn }.
pri on by Them. The metal put on th.i AZ
affected by Ike shrinking swelling OF the pl:St. % ~
lad or NJ the contraction expansion ui me me ,, a.
The following gentlemen have had their dgens
sor-s ip this c;,y covered BY hi. method To het s
Henry Brevor;. Esq conner o 9Th avenue an! stn@
Join :. schsrnerhon. Esq. No ~ BrQediNsy, vz,-ss
yt E a po n, 20 bic,cIanis Exchange Walls
Geo Iiut-, ESQ. No. 81 Sassauf'-
Francis Bufti, ESQ., q Bsa il n..sntes all pr
Notice gwen tns5 o. .o roof by the r5.crtes @
car cnam pefhiAP NAYLOR * Co. q and 70 Broa6<>
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IN PIRSt Of order ofhe Surrogate OF The Qua
y New York notice hereby gwen Ia all pei' hHN
ing .ti> Caroline u. kn1rp. lrte ol me Wy WV
York licensed pre.eut the with the vouchers ilfres
the subscriber. ut ms residence No "a Boame stree s
CITY Of New Work. before dc twentieth day :" sceni-
ter n,1 Dated New York, 17th day oil June, lst
islT Iaw6m. JANIS II. kNArp. Adm.
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER or ALh&Ah
J. DER II. WELLS, Surrogate OF the County Of va.
chester notice /, her.5y ryea 70 III I,on. ha'.E eii
Stag sag in sad CoustY deceased, TO pfrs,Ht i- a1
wi;h The ronches thereof ihs undef.sned s AdmiGs
t,,nr The ..id deceased. his place Of r.I'd-Eee IA =
sud ria. on 5ecr- the fourth day OF September mkt
pi'SI eO'U-' THOMAs j. CARMiCHAEL~
r,o ,s,,s, Admiu',,r.ur
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* 80 t.Pk,,pLtI LINE sIEAhIBUAI tOE
SZ--aE.T-zs.- Tnrnu:, i;ifec,-i; o'clock + VI. From
the Steamboat Ter ietset eufanGt ini Liberty ,t'ee
The steamboat nNfGk ERBDCkER. CapirIn \. Z. St
John i,rl.igy Wednesday and Friday evenings. al =
TIE ,ienr,ost 'tji 1 En- Captain 4 tiou.h'oH. Tues
day Thu->i $ and Saturday eyeniEss, At
at } q c!5es-LHHGIAg az intermediate places.
The s:.-raboa; COLUMBIA. Capt Wm II. Peek, On
Tuesday Ti..:rsda- and Saturday. NJ ) Z. Vi
Tie sraa,ii-tsf NORru AMERICA Capt T. c. Critien-
den on Monday Wednesday. Friday and Sunday az r NJ
Passengers tskn. th. line of boats wal Albany IN
ample time to Morning Trac. OF Ces or the Fast or
West.
TIE above boat, are new and substantial urnnhed
with and elegant State kCms and :O speed Enc accom-
fic-.atu.s ere unftvaied The Hudson.
For passage or freight. Apply IN board. or 10 -
III y &. SCH LII. et the Office the Wharf.
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.ss FOR SAE-A Farm Of rs acres. plen>a3ily S'lnn.
80 ted IN a he, tiy south i;riEswck ~ j. rfii
the Ne,, otN and ihllnds'phi Railroad. : miles from
N-w YORK About 20 acre, u& STATE OF cultivation.
good fence nplie and pench ochln' umf+f hna g.;
1ui,.. ,,fn .rap and other judaa> good and cnaytn-
eat with good whef-nunp uent the i,"'. Also the >ncN
crops frs Il ,unrg uies.is Among the stock ne Durnain
and H.S ,hr> ~ tie ~, 9etlgrs, The farming utensils are
.no ana sufficient too an improved ye:n n agriculture. In
Iu.,S ~ ~. y. i Z SMITH, - E.tert. =.
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Avn y ''c : ~ N - " jel5 aw3m

n-.rIg pONrG F0R SAFE or TO LEASE-'ln
- ,;-.iisi'i Eiver ~ Da,hvlls FsI. liter County
vswyors: 81 mis- rra me Ci5. fncs iro1 bi 20 VIZ
to r,i III the delaware and iiB-"n anal ana ~ uss
-, T,s ,fy.f Is tIr.rpa sd By ANY lsll within
iij nile, II las cty beng ns'ur-l rex dam 81 " zee, ~
49, and stioriny supu- Of 2odtO cubic lee, oi Sn'el
No. bnr m sever. drought. \ snge building iU ieel n
eie,h - vide aGL hsh used - "iten f.eSSf!
The host rnql- in abundance ~ the premises liie UNI.
m nj low pr &c within shoft lists For tgIhet pac
a. nnoly 10 M, lmj GEORGE BUTLER. NeScy g,
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DIG IRoN-ia5 ton, American Charcoal No. l. frs,eb by
.ss, MSCKIE * LEVEKIrr. lG Water ''Fss''
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- CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN tiOChss
~ q The subscriber, who vas awarded lISoEiss
he New York State Fairs ot ISL apd l-43 i1 =
"a best toned Church Bel. and also Silver Me..s
1$s"-" the best Bell and Diploma Tor Town Cioet. a.
b;,,d at the Far of the American institute IN Octof =
now prepared al his Foundry al We. Troy New York, q
nsh }eis from - N 10 90 lbs. neGe Of the let iia.,
Warnn.ed stand and tone 20 psas---AsteGs 10 the5t
proved Cast Iron Yokes with yOve,bIe Arms. The ned
demand for his Bells Is the b. syiieHce that can be
lnei, excellence Orders have besn received from ts -
and almost all the States. and about 80 have leen
different places the STATE of New orb from ms 10
Town Clocks. i.eve.iag and Surveying lI.tiu@'eHN' "
ami Bras Castings. &c. &c. ,r..U vPNRRIY
apis on ANDl.b', .
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IN PURSU ANCt. OF an order OF the surrogate
f&e County OF New YORK notice i. her.bT t,e4 70 !.
of the city of New YofA sent'em, Gecraied IN prsra "
same the vouchers th-f-si c- Der AZ ts '
No 1885 Trout street in the city N-w YORK. S,sI
the tw.nty.evcnA dag Of August neI;- Dated Ne" i'h
2sfitawstn GEUAGE w LENT. EI-eatot
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,--,,,-DIDcu sI-uyFR RETREAT.

rrNuL SI-HSiRIRER would respectfully ino'r INC puo
Nm, b u.- aoyg open Tor ire ecstfi OF sur 49,
sl ., -n,0y the adYrntsE@ OF coo mn n"'Ll, 80 or
"a hc, /. rr. arr. COMMISSIONS. and pleasantly '
the academy Hall. w1,1!H Ave nIHuis NaiA % 'l
The ao,.e i, one of .hs riches: on ,he tucson hter. a.
f-i IN ,,i.frct--i II the cus tet huls .'y
sac yisyy Of Ves Point. the H<hlsnGs HoGnuih'' e''
&c cs r-on can BE- uccomno'qte, WITH boaro
., y,-k a. reasonable g1ce For iar'h-f pa,5ieG
.rS. inquire OF R!ea's- " s''fU' 10 L. P DODGE
s.; Msy in. 49,. ----- N. I'll
YTIVAyA-N-s VESTS Boarding Fnue ms D., y re-
Ii move, :, the 1uanr preF5oasly 'tnpea - az ".
- rIa-. t;.si-i ~ II. J1iIe Curr,i'. c''r % 80
bc ms h.cn eyts-;s,yely repH'-! Hnd tipruf -
f.-~.. arrsnrri m conformity q tn -'i ~ @ - -
,,,,-7-g For rers &c. apply 70 Nlas'i @ -i-. >,
,r1o ,S m. happg iUrtish every Information -
ii,r5-,-s ar- requested; "a obtain F7ssp3r "nici
vii b.. .c,hait,l by clerk oi n= Sose VINO WI Y
ve.,el. Immediately Their a-rivI 10 -"
FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND t,, ,a 49,, =,
WILL cell n, private aie. ID 90 -c7e. - iald oc'oI ~;
,h. nfoa If Neysnds Henderson. OF Drnifts u ~
- ~ m. y-r, pi pucGtaco RIVER. and prncifFV OF ..t
a., ,,s II inst .traau from source 10 X, Jinc'iu
.;r I'VE, Th., region ut country = very i"ft wen -
" 80 p,-oad 70 -rnzl: purposes ne ia' "e'
i, Iers,1 county nbou23 miles from Hiiey VI c,,uy -;
- a. 10, INN -ls.to1 Siines and the same Git'hte I'
10 ON, g. ~ i--eas.g,od good rUld IS "p-.eu NY
~; her 4 ~ :T. land from Charleston nad IL :" ~ r so"i
m t-nr-. Of 30 N Je dc-sG ~
good * ans y! "
M, Iay fur;i -r Yiurrul"u 10 rsgHrd u ne Hi'
-, mn ~ ned on application Fentnn NJ ii.hcsI-
SON a, par1er>hIry. Wool c'Gaty fSini. WI" "''' -
sac" 'i'e -1--- W 49, OHRA II. EENDFRSoN.
Adm x de honis with the ~ll annexed c;
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The community Judge. from the accompany sdver
winch appeared several Eng I've ni,ntns
how far they depend uon the statement made by
Wilmer l. Smith, IN several Of city pnle.s, ~ ha'ihs
Withdrawn their Agency from out house .,,,. =, 20 -
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Having withdrawn Agency entirely from W ii,n's e. -
Smith We hereby announce that sir H. c. TGeSe'nen ~
Water street is our only authorized Agent a.
beng empowered for and tn ssn tne ~ .. n,
FIRM when necessary. To the reception W - ma =,
Boston and New Yors and nrwa!ns ins I'm pss Though
of the United Ststrs, u requisite they sIo'',. -
Tive h. nal, nj our aid Agent. G.. TucSernIn STATE.
HAP MIN q w. p'N dec 10. lsIl
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IN PURSUANCE. OF AZ order OF Inc Surfnsau
Of tn County Of New York her-bg tee
l-r.1u. Gavin. cla- Ak aust JAMES BLAt 7" ELL ~
81 the city N-w- York Jrce,s-d prseG i- sas ra
the vouchers thereof t suaicG~r Il th- Office 81 SOUS
BsIk-r 30. Is ij--m-a the ey O! 'tw loikS
or before the twelfth day Of July next.
Dated Newly OK tie eighth Jiv Of Jauu'rI, lSit
JAMES Il BLACEN Eli. ! r-,..-,.,,
Siylfk.S l"''~-''
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GOAL. COAL.-Sup-uor Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal.
- iron the spoon and -aern vens-Esg and Broken u:
stove. 81 49, Nut. 81 30 well screened weishe by city
ghe. and delivered free any part Ui the cty-
Apply the yard. treenwch md Christopher sts
10 Amos Coal by The caTsO-Feg and dust. cneap
mao 6n JAS. FERGUSON.
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INTERESTING.
We undt rs'and that the Committee OF ways ano
Means VIII certainly report, in the course OF .h's
week, Revenue Bill, greatly modifying and reducing
The duties none exceeding thirty per cent ana 'n's@
that amount 10 thirty per cent, to be reduced u
twenty five per cent al raiorem, in ls45, except IRON
and sugar, which have always paid specific dnt'es ana
range higher than IN other articles We understand,
that report ard highly useful ables will accompany
the bill 1t s said that the bull IS drawn, as 10 ex-
The duties poses, instead OF the duties uhner
he existing !a@-thus exhibiting on the 'aee o! Tue
b The contrast 1t will be most striking.
Another most important subject is said TO be on inc
taps al Washngton-the annexation of Texas. IL Is
great cminenlly worthy of deep attehton-
and at the first blush certainly appears recommended 10
various parts Of our country-by various considerations
furnishing additional market for the manufactures
and additional employment 10 the shipping OF the NORM
and protecting the cotton OF the South against Inc
'protecon'' of Texas by England and The riVary oi
that busy power. England would clearly have no rsh'
10 complain for in point Of fact il only brings BACK 10
Us the Territory which Mr. Jefferson had acf'!reh as
portion Of i.olisanabut ii she were 10 be ndScreel
eroEgh 10 threaten us, il would furnish an additional
motive for action The pride Of every American ~o,''
he siung to just Resentment By AMI such attempt al a'e
iatiol
R.mors at Washington about the reorganization ol
The Cabinet have not yet assumed tangible form
Mr. Walker of Mississippi has been spoken OF as Secre'
ary OF State and his great abilities ould certainty
grace the Cabinet. His late mastery letter on Texas
shows how emincntly qualified he is TO conduct that
subicct-to which Messrs Upshur and Gilmer had de-
dlcacd much Of their time and devoted many of their
energies.
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The National Inelligencer of yesterday details the
melancholy Funerals OF Saturday las-w hcb were con-
Quoted according 10 the programme publish IN
our columns this morning 1t must have been most
Impressive ceremony. Executive Off 'ers Foreign
Ministers, mhers of Congress, judges, CITIZENS
and Military in every variety Of equipment &c.,
&c. formed long md most imposing Procession =
The Presidents Carriage was shrouded in mourning.
The four bodies tMr Maxcy's had been conveyed for
sepulufe TO his home in Maryland) re BON t. the
deposI,td the large Receiving vault, vince they
await tie final disposition of the relatives Of The de-
ceased.
The President Of the Unied States, and his son
john Tyler, made very narrow escape "'n manner
almc st proy,d-ntal their return from he ground.
The dashed of at the foot of the Capitol down
Pennsy lvanla Avenne Gro ded with vehicles Of every
des pton. But the carriage luckily struck no obst' +
cIe-aud opposite the European Hotel, coored man
vas fortunate enough IL stop the horses.
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sooc,.o, -, !, ,,o. FOR THE ENDURED.

- - FOR TIE ENQUIRET.
The Democratic association of Shockoc Hill will held
its regular meeting Wednesday Evening the 9th in
stani at half past ocock at their Rooms over the
Siarshall Hotel, H. street.
Democrats of Richmond we or the eve of an
arduous cones-it is crisis 10 try mems souls. We
exull in il as those who engage in the noble strife of
political parties with worthy motives of enthusiasm and
devotion 10 principles. We rejoice in it, with all the
stern JOY of The patriot in the last battle for all that
hottest and dearest him. This is no time for
traiiiy, for inerness, wavering. Let here
alter pretend to any portion OF the confidence of the De-
mocracy who quails before the responsibility of
manly choice Of parties. And it requires but frmness,
courage and confidence in those great principles which
can never deceive or fail TO carry safely through
the present crisis 10 the realization Of those noble and
glorious hopes.
r = Comnller Star and Whin case conr
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engagements They all singulary happy and appro-
PIRATE. The Message of the President 10 Congress is
in the finest taste aud the magnanmity and moral cour-
age, with which he comes forward 10 repeat his cor
dencc in the improvements Of tho Princeton. command
all our sympathy and respect We have very thrill
inc details of the unfortunate catastrophe board the
Princeton, in various letters addressed by Corresponds
ens at Washington TO the Journals Of New York, from
which we shall make extracts IN our next paper
The remains of poor Gilmer expected IN the cars
this evcnng-io be transported in the packet boat up
the canal tomorrow morning, for the purpose OF being
deposited in his last resting place, in the county Of Al
han