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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
COACH FACTORY.


|s'aa.7A COrse s. &Harriman, aii g
ETuRN their thanks to the citizens Of
- Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share Of
public patronage which they have received, and
embrace this opportunity of informing them that
they have removed from Their old stand, on, Jef-
ferson street, ,to a more eomnfodioas building.
situated on the corner of Valley and Main SITS.
where they are prepared 10 furnish at the short
est notice, any description Of Carriages now in
use, the workmanship and durability of which
have been fully tested in this vicinity and need
no further Recommendation.
They have just received a good and general
! assortment of materials from New York, Pitts
hargh and Wheeling, Of the latest style, to wit:
lace fringe, patent leather elliptic springs, sc.
&C., which will enable them to furnish work al
rates to sut the purchaser. Produce Of every
description taken in payment for work.
may l8 '44-6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
New and Rich Goods.

New and Rich Goods. - :
CONSISTING Of the real Danlask silk, Cash
~ mere, broche, M. de lane and other shawls;
Gros de Swiss, Persian and satin silks, silk point;
and ether hdkfs; sapaccas. alpines, bombazines
Victoria, Thibets, Orleans, cambleteens, meri-
nos, silk nett and common lace yelling, &c.; silk
umbrellas, parasols, sun shades, &C.
ORG ANIES aad B.aLZ.aPINES.
De laines and common lawns; a large assortmen,
of prints; ginghams, Tarlton, bobinst, ig'd jaco-
net, laces. Isle and thread edgings and insert
ings; variety of ribbons, silk worsted and cot
ton hosiery and gloves, &C.; ass'd broad cloths,
cassimeres, buckskins, satinets and Jeans; back 1
and fancy satin, and other vestings; and vari
ETY. OF plain and fancy linen and cotton goods 70,
summer clothing with trimmings for same, &c.
The prices of the above goods will be made to
suit purchasers.
may IA COPP s PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

An editor out West renarks: sYoal
might as well try to conhne . thsasdse6eh
in quart cup a. 70 cranp ora eenlus: 10
rising like bowl of yssse.'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
Boots & Shoes.

nHEN'S Coarse and Hne Boots. and Sh oes we
1vl rs sorted ladies Cater Boots, aud Tie
and Shoes, Misses snd Boys do. s,
oct 26. WESLEY JONES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
New Fancy Goods.

NEW style Grape de rekin aad fancy twilled
~ cashmere. and muslin de lsins, aud aipac,
we'll assorted. for iades dresses We rv cheap Al.s
fancy velvet prints and shawis. large and smale
shaw's STILES. also ribbons arti6cai., gloves.
&c. with muf's AND fancy trimmings, gimp. and ,
splendid lot Of Cailcoes.
oct 26, WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

Ta Fancy Cassimeres and Cloths.
T HIVE just received per steamer S, cro,x,
large and splendid assortment Of fancy
lCassimeres. Barred striped and plain. also very
large assortment ofFrench. English and .4mer,-
can Cloths. which sm determined to sell at We
~ low prices call and see- sa.if
J G L.4UN.AN
nov 2 Water below jefferson 81.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
Ig-Lchman Township, in Pike sosutyy,
Pa. gave Polk l52 votes, and Clsy I. i's-

- q 3. 7-l''13 y y 8"'l1l3 3FIll III
-sgsI II olIas seissal ssli - tst<sslf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
LARD,

.AEn KEGS choice Lard put up for famil,
i OO use aud for sale Nv SDAyID.
March 2. (Tlawkoye copv.) a'li isils
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

! umber-Lumber.
THIRTY THOUSAND feet Assorted PINE
= LUMBER for sale. bv ss 9ssI 8s.fl7 s-.T'i-
apr Is. st1 e. D. RAND. a Co. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
SIlingles.

Shingles.
NIFTY Thousand Superior Pine Shingles Just
received per steamer Mendoza, and for sale
by the subscriber. 80 sfl.sq sTr7fa1
aug 10 rai IF. J.. G. PEASLEY. i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
Liquors.

e BBLS. Superior American Brandy for sale
" low, by (may 25 '44) J. S. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
Pills.

-ryApPlNCT TON FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
y for ssle at the CNy Dsss Store. JREAD. =
oct q aAssH -osSs-as axA Jesa4 aHfE s.
s4fs~Es4tf = il 81 .aHs a q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
MUTATIONS LIN TRADE.

The lion William StuIgi-, Of Boston.
who has besn engaged in mercantile
pursuits for the last fifty years,-recently
delivered lecture of much merit before
The Mercantile Library Association Of
Boston. A PORTION of it was devoted to
the consideration Of the various causes
which affect commerce and trade. A.
mong these were mentioned, a. the most
prominent financial, physical, moral and
and fashionable revolutions. short crops,
change intercommunication and political
changes.
1.-The influence Fashion has upon trade,
remarked the lecturer, &" is best knnwn 10
individuals engaged in the Dry 6o"tls
business. What changes lhe last half
century has made ran be shown By refe-
renee 10 uur trade with t'hina. Nankern
was once imported in large quantities.
As late as 1920 there was one million of
d"lars' worth imported; now there is
nonc. 10 1905 Canton Grape was fist
used; in 1910 fen eases were imported; in
1916 there were 2l,0C0 pieces; in 1926
fhe inporia'ions amaanfed 10 a million
and half Of dollars: and in 1874 the ar.
.irle is no, imported! Yr. our cnrnry
has lost nothing by this caprice Of Fash
ion, as our fair country appear as
lovely in nine penny Lowell calico as in
Canton Grape. silk was once imported
in large quantities from China; acargo Of
.early a million Of d"llars' worth was
once lagJed in this country; and now the
whole yearly importation from China
| amounts to less tan sl00.000.
Great changes hare alsa taken place
in regard to the pay for our Chinese i'm,
portations. In 1918 s7,O00,000 in
specie were carried &, China. but now
our purchases are paid for ia bills oil
sterling exchange. The Fur trade was
commenced in 1897; and in 1892 there
were fifteen American vessels engaged
in it, and now il has ceased altogether.
With a view Of showing tho great
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
HENRY CLAY.

Who in thus country does not know
himi Who IN The NO ID has mo- heard al
h,m---snd who does no, sdmlre his noble
chsrsrtI! During The ia.l war he stood
side by side with Madison IN defence 81
lhe t,g,t. Of Auerica. Ia ls23he sdvoca-
ted Tie spp"in'm. nj nf . rommissioDer 10
cBrntisn Greece. and proved himself a
friend 10 ,hr Impressed of Ill nations, hy
raising his voice 10 behalf of penpI.
struggling against The cruelues Of tie
tutb1n.d Turk.' When the bill rtla-
tive 10 the recognition oI South American
independence was before Congress. il was
Henry Clay who asked, Are We mi
bound. npon our own pr,ncipl,s. to sr.
knowledge Tins nrs Republic! II We d.
not uho .lIl!" When Ibis country was
Tire aiened ~,ts q c,sdwar. m ACCOUNT oI
the ind,sc,etion Of 'h".e ~ power, II was
Henry Clay WIN exclaintd--" Save The
Un,a.i' whatever - dpns--" Save The
Union" And h,s appeal found resp"ns-
N every pat ionc b"snn. Can .ueh a
mau tail 20 eaInMani the sdni, siiun--.y
.nd The sufrages Of hE fellow cliz"ns!
Cao any one ,ioub, that ~ lis hands tie
Union siil be saved! lie /. no Ie-. The
champion o! Liberty than Of Protseticn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

shaRsss Whish hare taksa place daiRg
he Isal kiy years - consequence 81
phYEiral euules, zna hos ealnEaa0n has
nllsFel tEnde, he lseisrsT FeleTed q
In5iE0. onee he prodncion q lhs Care
liass. nou neahy exclusively raised in
IlsngsL IareE.rd - ne article ofsilk,
Coz uhieh milllons sse now pad 10 20
rign nsalbzs, ihs isesarer believed that >
great ehanFs 1nnld one day oerar. when
81 the aid ussd IN he United States
Eonld sof American Manufacture.
coisea. nov our gFesisaple. was Eish-
in ihr secollee.l0n Of many al Ihs andi-
ence. = much . foreign aFtlrle - SILK u
he present day: and yet The records Of
history Do not furnish an instance Of so
great . ehAge in - isu . years. . has
laken place in regard 20 Cotton, ana
Cotton Fabrics. In 1915 The price Of Z
yard of Cofion clolh was 80 cents. and J
eenis Vas the lowest rate paid for weay-
ing. Last year the same quality was
manufactured u an expense Of 2 cents
per yard. and sold for scents. The ar.
iicIs was onre bsanghi By ship-loads from
the Eass Indies, and NON pet one bais
Is imported
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

Nslwih,updlaF NJ adhtlstsF % NJ PIN
rirlss a RspakllFahitm, ~ las nnittssrs
e he Ehsla q he eslamulntui ~ >
ssM era hn dauntd sP0n ps-ht
: ssards cree" . msn 49, psiFiaa bsiess
he psople. !. Labsrty sd PSnaeaian
q his a.opo-shs csnsEniipn he pillar
a sissnsih. ssd ne hearts Il IA es1sty-
men hls hnme.
Mhigs. "a now ssk yea. will yoa eaaf
sp % Ihs rsseEs II yasr as'iss lsnd-.al
yes sxsad yogr edsfis - behsli Q. poo
iscfen 70 eomnerce. nsaslsrlsffs. sEss-
salsass. snd he asshanlrs ari-f-Ass 800
ready 70 snppau lhrR shsmpson. Hear
cIsyf We ealy Ssh sseh @sa % reply
N he language Of he gallant coletel
M.ller-sl'll n.y." 10 hrs yons sssssfi
Then NE wosk 10 6nishsd--osr lEiu@ph
u already ee0plsls. ssd The USIos . a.
yED. Pail Fsrnsa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
CONGRESS-.

"ohdANp frbrhhrt w
In the Senate, after the presentation Of
sundry petitions, the consideration Of Mr..
M'Dufiie's tariff bill was resumed; when
Mr.. Phelps concluded his remarks. The
subject was then laid on the table.
I'm the House of Representatives, the
reception of petitions was the order of the
day. Among those presented by Mr.,
Adams was one from citizens of Philadel.
phia, opposing the annexation Of Texas
with slavery, and favoring il without.
Mr.. Adams did not agree with the peti.
TONERS, regarding the annexation, on any
terms, as unconstitutional nevertheless
he presented the petition, as he did all
others Of respectful character. He NOV.
ed its reference to the committee on 70.
reign affairs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been de-
livered since our last publication:
8y RurFuN, Oh. J. in State y. Lane,
from Edgccombe, declaring that there j.
no error in the record. ait .-s =.
Also, in Love =. Dove, in Equity, from
Richmondy declaring division Of 1911 es.
tablished, and directing decree for diyi-
sion Of the residue of the slaves given in
remainder, in the will Of w. Love, sen.
Also. in Bryson .. Dobson, in Equity,
from Macon, declaring the plaintiff enii-
lied to conveyance
Also, in State to use OF Davis .. NAL
pine, from Robcson, reversing the judg-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

The Hon. wnLIAs A. GRAHAM is YET
quite sick al Greensborough, continuing
TOO uRwell 10 be removed TO his home.
His disease has been OF serious nature,
and his friends Rave fell deep anxiety as
to its termination. Blu, BY the mail on
Sunday we were cheered with the graft
flying intelligence tha, he was improving
and on Tuesday weleamt that he eonsin-
ues to grow better, and that his physicians
were relieved from all apprehension o.
danger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
From The Petersburg Intelligence.
sImpariaHl Tfisl and ContidIon."

~-N~-~~~ -
Dyer! OysT!
sseare 70 enmnandsd on pain 81 in-
pusonmeal. While The Eiitf II The Kieh.
mand Enquirer - On irisl before The Pe"-
plsei Virginia for sundry high CRIMES aud
misds msanors.
People of pMRinis. " Thomas Richie.
you are chsresd wIih having supported
for The Pfesideney wm. n. Crawford.
,he .blen aud most constant champion Of
fhas. Federal Monster" a National Bsnk,
wha, ssy yos--ss You guilty or moi
euil'y."
Prisoner. al did support wm. II.
Crawford, but 81 that TINE National
B nh xas not considered uheonsiliulicn
a."
People. When did you discover il ID
be nnron.i ta,loa-li
Pnsontr. /" When Gen. Jscksen be.
gan IN m.Ae war on H."
People. How IL 70 Ihs, Gen. lseksor
10 such high aulhoIity snh yon? Do
van not. ., one time. ssseIi. pablIcly, tina
he would, Il elee,ed q, the .Ptesldeney
"Prose curse 10 he county," and Say
many ether things de,"gAsOry to his lnIsl
lert ard rhsrsrlrIf
PIi.nsr. - did---bui sferwsrd,
when lie vas hssking the sunshine Of po'
pul.r l.yor. I made ample at.nsment io'
my offences sg.lnst hia. BY being one o
his must de,6t.d and obedlsnif.llnsrrs.
People. "Wera you no, once slolrnt
W opposri n wia'is called The Ssb-rrea
sury scheme! Did Yen not den"unee i
IN unne.ssted ,erms. aud ptetiei that d
It ws,s adapted. ~ ~oold prove ruinous iC
ihe cosnhyf"
.Prsonef. Tdid." '"'
People. "whsI induced you 10 chang
yeni opinion!
Prisoner. My Party. sfter having
tierounred Il as | ever did. took IL up
and rcnld net afford to be left ina mi
nouty." s
People. "DiJ you not Iolow WIN. C.
RNss ~ dsnounr,ng the Sub.T,pssury
snd aiier~ aide der ounce him for suck
ng TO the text IT, N which yon your.el
had So loitsu presehtd!'
P6,nnsr. - did. b, Gus. Mr.. Rive,
adhere d obs'rnat'l, tn hts npinun. alie
tic saw TIVE PARTY were fully beut 81
\ carrying onI ihr measure. aud " ! ha,
n", sba'donrd him The Patty ould hav,
sban,iontd Br."
People. Were ynu not q, nns lin,
wsim Adsoeise ."i The Distribution Il
ID, Fund acrrung irun the S.les Of III
PuLlc Lands AIMING tie SIsts!"
Passover. Iva"
| People. "Why have yoa change,
ynur np,nior!"
Prisoner. MY Psry have take
ground sgdnsi thi. measure, aid if | q
band"n Ihrm. they wall desert me-
7 People. IS aud W, Prisoner, an
hear the sentence Which We pronounc
"h YIN.
4 Alter fair AID imr,risl uisl, 20
have bren found guilty "fihe CRIME oi be
mg snmr serving P"li"c'an. You ha,
sat,ifsed Principles TO men. and pros'
iuyed y.ur Infupucc to base ends of Par,
We. fheief"Ir, decree that. henreiorIht III
sDomo Of your PAPER shall be "Fto
wi,hoa, Truth. il order that every ma
/ ma, b. warned mt TO uu.t 10 your d.
riars tiops. winch are made 10 deceive. {
10 your promises, which are made oni
20 betrsy."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

A Mammoth Turnip.--In the hurry of las,
week we neglected to notice a large Tur-
NIP sent us, the production of the farm
of our friend Thomas ID. Bennchan, esq.
on Flat River. 1t weighed 0 pounds, and
measured &c inches in circumference and
81 in diameter--the finest specimen of the
Tlruip we have ever seen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07
EIlnsB oB0wG Clio
Thursday, March =.
ron GOVERNOR,
William A.. Erahnm,
OF Orange.
ron PRESIDENT,
EEEBT OLA Ts
OF Kentucky.
Sabjtti 10 The dttisisn q The Rtsplt.

A Bank efihs Uailed States. and . seanJ
Naiianai Carrensy.
A Tsnff far revenue. With lair protection 10
American Industry.
An hoaesi snd sr0aomicsi administration Of
The Nstinnsl Government.
An sqai,ahse diainbuiics Of the Exoeseds u
the sales 0f the pnblr Isrds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

The Easton (MaylanD Gazette an
neunces the death Of the Hon. john LEEDS
KERR, late United States Senator from
Maryland. He died on the 2Is; ultimo,
in the 65th year Of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

Fire in Tanesyvill,.-we learn from the
Milton Chronicle, that On Thursday nigh,
the 22d ul,. at abou. ten o'clock, FIRE
brase out in the Union Hotel. kept by
Mr.. Rice in Yanceyville, which was en-
tirely destroyed, together with the kitchen,
smoke-house, &c. and also two adjoining
brick houses owned BY DIR. George Ro-
bertson and Mr.. Ware. The Chronicle
states that the fire originated through the
carelessncss ola young gentleman, board
er, in whose care the house had beea lei.
during Mr.. Rice's absence. The young
man built large fire in his room, and then
went out on visit, first locking his door.
The fire being thus left 10 take care Of it.
self, soon enveIoped the whole establish.
ment in ruin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

We regret to learn that the dwelling
house Of Mr.. Willie Mebane, I'M the Haw.
fields. was consumed by fire on Thursday
last together with all The GU, building.
The family were absent attending the fn
neral Of daughter Of Dir. Mebane's, wher
the fire originated; and when ,liey return
ed, the fire had made such pscgress tina
they were enabled TO save only the mea
from the smoke house. Nothing was saw
ed from the dwelling; leaving them with
only the clothes they had on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-07

UnIon, the Constitution. and the Laws
che Guardians sf ear Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
c-s- rr. ". Hfrubairs mineral Eeeth,-i nc

l- Or. II, AtiabnfIs -t.t ~ ~ Nh vnlue
-, 800 her by those who have them, 'oseis w!.h
thor know snsc sopeneI'y over hS ss m i K; nj To-
rrh rs will ho:esite! enable mn 70 SUI
ply the increasing dcnsnd for them to any e1.en s 1s
ten, his practice this department OF ms - se,S by
the aieh enconups that hsvs been passed uo.
usry distinguished cIs WI II 81 es,.
hsri and by several he most eminent Az ,
hs city, WHO have SIMULTANEOUSLY go .c snc viii
connua Ia Aa made by Dr. knbal eIe!hsipR Jc. 81
pras.,cs they set IN The most eecan, N, &c ~ r
bas The utility with the greatest possible cooI +; tse
Jni,et states ard are guaranteed n Gases 70 IL
and 10 all the purposes that arteia .ea enn 70
10 answer ID. knbal wishes II To be particularly iDss
his arrangements srch will enable mn ~ ulsi
teeth made the style above mentioned at ts Sns ~ =
,Lcr ar, cbcrgci fr he r1ost interior sds Fi
be see, al ms hors ne, 81 R!raaHy. nssr s2IhssS'
GO lulIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
TT Eighth yvard.-sgcoyD DIsrRlcT.-A,

II Eighth ward-SECOND DISTRlCT.-.it q
meeting Of the Wing Eector Of the q District 9Th Ward
hed at the District Head Quarters; Monday the
18th in the meeting called o!let md on mo: on :
u. bellows wa elected Chsnnan, AID ANTHONY Mon
RICE Seefery or tie en.uias year. and moliyn NJ D.
WINciIEI. eec;cd member of the WrrI CoIrni;,e,
and JAS W. VANPELTa delegate tie Ward Convention
10 select hSe members 10 represent TINS Ward the Wing Gen
eInl COMMITTEE for the ensuing year And motion,
RID Tint the members elected do >npp5rt Ticket
but the Wing Iicke; fist Wing last, and lyh- alwags
- :. D. BELLOWS. Chairman.
J. hELLE1. Secretary pro. tenn II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

Here then, ii plainly show, thu. ,bs
nra,d s - SoHlEsic, with the year 1879 have been 9
,nixsioas. III w have been toll tint the rem ton
gain an md w S f sne p s s york This then added 10 the
than for s,s nass " beng much better for ist
then esec Ti t any add ena VIVA, may we mt
,o, :. from Inc year Just commenced hen three a. m
az. e. u,esa9I instead OF mills when we nrr re, nj
mt oe2t, OF nearly that has hung 50 long Ike n
,h nc statement shows balance the Treasury available On
Wv, Il instant OF s3 81 So This Wi, be nc.ens4d ALLOW
f estimate Tor the net increase fevrnuc drinr ~
Fs,, t ess inSHth TO Al eest s,ooo0 on the fy; Of
w. e interest al that time. And with our present aso,,e,
ireei rom any domestic burdens I'VE pred c, TINT penn
VIII n9t again hitter IL the outstanding tnxcs NOW
o wee pad INTO lie Treasury, the interest fnlio- due IN
next could he paid along with TINT due on Inc li,.f
with equal puucttnli;y- '- ' ~ "''A = ulel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
KELLEY. Secretary pro lem p'''''''' 0-a"I II;
le-y- lrsmreranee Fea.ivaI.-NE.y-Yoak uslas

u 4 tEHi9tf.t:iCC T to!i!HI.---sEW-f URE q IOS
No J. DACGHTERs ~ TEMPERANCE VIII bold !es;ivui on
IiL RsbSI EFENiNG. tue i9ih INST a. Naiinnri Hall
arri street few door, BsGodyyRy on yyc, occaon
they viii be favored b. tha attendance u H3 llouaf the
Mayor, Hon THEODORE tKELI*CHUTsES, aud Rev H.
IHAsK WHO VIII udGress the uufiefc. and pans viii be
spared 10 make the entertainments o the pleasant aai
nsTeehle to those who u1y favor item with their presence.
l-"sS HRIFfIrH, lsq. sill pIesde. Iae cOIn.gny svll
down 10 Supcer 81 o'coek Tickets admss 80 cents
TO b. had OF Ms LEWIS 49, Divon.stleet Mss oDcy
S1is BOwery Osa. Office. corner OF Armand NnssAi.street
aad at .i'e door or the night Of the Festivui
Mrs. G. AcKlBBIN
MRs. a. CARPEyrrR SecIsl-ry df52t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
NisnSfnl.a.

ship, America, whaling voyage; Geneva, NQHeans BnIk
Johann Geois, Lssuna: Brig Calais Caluis ana Others " ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17
Elliot has succeeded Cow,

s,xlr-Commodore Elliot has succeeded Com,
.a5ore Reed in the command of the Philadelphia
Sssal Staten. The steamer Princeton is .eiiting
=. cruise of some months, and vii! leave shortly
sr England
~ Since February last, fifteen hundred house.
I've been built in Philadelphia, only twenty Of
lp,s;eb arc wooden. In Boston from January ~
nnsseniber 1871, 1925 houses were built.
r. A lead.pipe factory, will soon he started in
css,rnati by Mr. Sellers OF Phiadelphia. w =
RAILROAD AccIprST.--A son OF Mr.. M;t,ens of
sehu,lkill Haven, was Knocked down by the cars
N the Po,tsvillc Railroad aud died shorty after.
s,rspsR.-We learn from The Marion Pionec,
dist Dir. Starreu, who resided sbou, six miles from
E,irnoont, alarcn Co. Va. was murdered an The
JQh inst. by two young men named Coon and
Booher. The parties got iuro quarrel a; a wood
.hoon;ng frolic, and the deed was done nnde- rho
:,Inence of rum. Officers were in pursujt Of the
rurdeFers
SrRIKE.-one Thousand iahs,ers on The valley
Railroad near Potisyir, struck on account of n ,c
duc,ion OF wages on the l3ti, instrnt
~ The Post Oilics at Dolsentown, Oraurs Co
ass been discontinued, and one established M Neyv
Hampton Mr.. III. Phillips Postmaster.
ispi.S AFFARs.-TEe commissioners appointed
Nv the Uoted States 10 investigate the cause oC ,le
dFicuiuies between the "Old Settlers" aud Inc
aRoss Party" have proceeded to For, Gibson. from
whence they will, IN short time give notice 10 ,ho
parties TO convene that they may show their caus.s
Ivan Buren, (Ark.) Intel. 27,h uit.
FIRE IN BuRLlNGroH.-Thc large machine shop
ST Wuooski City, near Burlington, VA was bprnt
down lasi Thursday. IT was occupied BY a great
number OF mechanics who lost their tools, s,oc k
snd manufactured articles. The loss is estimated nj
IS Geo, with an insurance Of oily 81 500.
ANOTHER htMovAL-Df Henry F. Hall, one Of
Inc worhest and most competent officer. Of This
Stale, has been removed from the office n Inspector
al Lswistown, snd Albert Robinson appointed in his
place. Wilmington (Drtl journal.
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~ Lecture.-DR. ECEN. ofUIster County. and for
many years Durgi, the city Of Nev-York will or FRi
Evg<I.G, the 18th INST commencing past clock
deliver Lecture Cr0;"u Hail. Of Bowcfy and Dy.
onS;ec.. on the abes pfactced upon the Science Of He-
cine Tickets l2l5 Cents died
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-17

Arat New Bedford l,h Instant. ship Robert Edwatds,
Burgess Pacific Ocean, Talcnhuann sept eth WAN --Vo oo
81 oil. -, ,sh sb, ph;I,r Tall,
In Mczsmbae Channe June 81. bark oc,Nvio. Barker
Bedford. $50 bbls VIII, 100 do ~. -, ,,c, sno
Al Calao Aug is, bark Junus Church. new oeu'''' CIV
'' II Bravo. Cape de vco ocl9. ship Morrison, Green
on Mocha. racifc Ocean, Sept ship York Coffin Ed
S"sen on NV Coast IN April ships India Walker NBed
ford SOC: Uncrs Geei, do 80 No date Heroine West
FaIhaytn, lWO.
Foreign Ports.
RIO l.peo. oc. "a bIic sun pcnue, for NYOk. next
dny. ,,, ,,,a u,,,iev finn,
NvnrI
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SUMMARY STATEMENT

The receipts and Iagsats at tc State IredSnv from
N, LIT Of December, 1913, 10 The goth IF November lSii.
Nth TAU iuciuSiUC.