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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

CCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL Here IS something woTth
- attending to. eom"s Y does tom nsii 40 extensively
hereby certify Ihn' from the effects Oft cold last
winter iecame pe'ilay deaf aeude! It'll very Glsasr-a
tie uoe, Ike ringing of bells &c which Erafu ~ increased
until campe,e!y lost the hearing pt hen wa. IN
duc-d 10 t,y Scnrpa. tcuus chi and HoS happy ~
that, with the Use on- bottle the above med cne
h. ever and MI disagreed be have entirely
dspper red Any further Information respecting cr.e w
near irre DANIEL. GNAEft.
Philrdainhla. Nov. II si3
Pr-parei by 4 BELL and ,nld whneae and retail by \.
g. & u SANDS. Druggists No - Fntonstfest, 23 Htnad
wa and - t.rs; Br-aIwny. Price So. ala 'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

DARTICULA of the Farm IN Huntington io"n'hip.
/. l. advertised some since by w 3 j. / tnt,.gi =
can now be had u their oce, IS South ST. corner oil aaeH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

flUUBRETTE--h choice article OF his valurhe is:ul
izer-ify piia Iersev Hsadci ~
Stat Island yi lai,rG-EUr SHE nj Is Chamhers street
Rarrrber the nuizL-r y Cham eISstrss between he laIl
road ard Paine ana near the P'.,-Ohlce.
pot 'DREIrfE rlGy be Gpp.e'! to Corr. ana le' ore
crop; dressed with the hue. vth nearly gn, effect at LIS
FIST and e1ea the second hoeng a II applied at planning
and when used the hcenc VIII mature the crop "-.'
When applied planting, the difference IN maturing VIII be
full! two weeks over ordinary One iaeF last yeaf
used barrels Long Island this year ne M hhd over
ninety burcis The article prepared by the NV DIRK Com
pany in City has and will Sf be found superior 10
any other nfcpa-, n the riciHiiE. i Is 81 rs matter Of
cour~e rs they collect The 1uenai bS and CsS, wh'l
Others collect Boats. :c ufuNn the iDatei!
sand ana yvasr taken the snk n night. when no dis
elimination be- useIui with has Company |ht
hays day light select the good and discard the yvnIths
~ they have tuae tnn i1J loads this sson be careful
then call the rEhi pce, - Chamber street. where
cnn hnd iI1nGlr,g3 burre u Sc IF III barrels io o.
2, Manuiacory ljhstrcei, corner OF Avenue - by
n. had ~ n hGShol- iu,z-tfl u X MiN,IR
rI'IIE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make IN.
against losS damage 10y fire Hnd nlHhd na'i-
rann o.. favorable other similar institution IN
Capital. sSO. CCG-O Office. No. a Wa! street.
DIRECTORS
R. Ravens Caeh q. iiul,led. John Rankin
Nnrh Taylor. WIN. w. T. ID. Mei:> ID. l,.rInnin.
!. Phillips phGnix. VIM Couch Nathaniel Weed
fannlng & Tucker. |. Wo"ley. Ferdinand suydam.
David i.ea. j. u Nnfunm, lienp u homD,oi,
John d. Wolfe, n chasl BALDWIN,. feler l.. Nevus.
T. HAVENS, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

Tho noun struck means OF rotary hummer TIE
certificate" oi IN. American lDslu'e show hh IN May lil
the cyrnOnlh clocks plced with them. and mat
II hns performed ~ ell respects expected
The prices a'e moderate. The pu1c invited toca 1ud
eInmiue h,fs hs;u,eiye. nl3 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23
- An Kinds If freight taken q, low rates.

NJ s~~sxA q 7. POWELL. = 20. it ti.nE rH Sw
,5<SElyEuRfGi-I Ar, ,- at Sfie' l. ~
IN ieaiJet HIGHLANDER. Ce9 II VICE.: WI;
leave me pier foot OF warren S. ssey ,,ooda?' "
';l-,,-=i.y and Saturday ct ! O'Clock, L. " ,,
Re;as. viii -gye Ae"5n!shs 800 ~ ,sSa nD i"'''
rrt u: passage appiy 10 The tap.ain On Cuiu Dag
"a. md e-t o I'll dcscrp: biE6 u'J or spec Gt on
,-s. re NJ risk ct nw.c. tre-eOi unless ci o y
L.---.-...n--t I.,si -r.-l en- the ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-23

c-es. ONE OF TTIE WOST' VALUABLE FARMS =
3I5 THE STATE OF C0NNEtTiCUT Is rev offered
y nle o. rery lcto terms l. contains lsl 9cFe ~
h-hy curctsd lard and ~ tbs p-"liScs ase d~eiiT-
horse m zee IN, r-pa together wS all othef necessary out
buildings II being sauarec within miles oi Ne': Haven and
70 81 Te" York. the oclcn w be found % &c exceedingly
desirable. For further information apply % .
RUSSELL SMITH. Attorney gnf Csu7ss,eT5
leIgu 81 f4beTty-sj. y. !.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
DAAn BAGS RIO COFFEE


wrcu lauarhn ~ Sesqr
and 'htrsf,r. dr,frncfive of tho human francois
found to be perfectly harmless 10 the mosi tender
7"e or weakest frame under every stage Of human
suffering; - tHazf pleasapt and hensn in IL
operation. and IT the s1me time the most certain
m searching ouf the root Of every complain
however desp aad If rrrforling cure. that
VIVA ever ofersd IN the world. This wonderful
effect, 10 n-aHH.ea sv tho least freubl r u the
patient By uarefy swallpwiuc certain number
of nils. AMI htiuf falle1 a few extra times 10 the
nurroses Of evacuation. with the least possible
sensation If nam. exhaustion Of hndrv strength.
amt without the fear Of catching c0'd. or atten-
Ton TO dreqs or Diet. IN any way different r. IL
their accustomed habits.
These pills enre III all cases and cannot he
taken 20 Ie1ress. FHperrnG., which IA the
tombstone Of al hsman KNOWLEDGE has long
Lorre testimony If the fact and eytens've nae
Of them has already verified lts truth IN this
country.
These medicines curo hi nuruing. and vet the
weak the feehle The fpirn. the nervous and the
del cate are IN a few days strengthened by their
operafio1, because thee clear the body offs had
hrmors ard Invariably produce sound sleep. They
are the safest and most eNrTcl"us medicine 10
tut~ 10 sea: preventing scurvv, cnstfvenesr, &c.
The rpera ffnn Of tbs mild Mod olne; winch
CONVEYS immediate conviction OF ia ut Ivy from
ne first dofe. s. a heardola tn the 'n1ni a. he
hodv frqt ~ NJ hen curing .a'l mental d.
range Ec~spfricities Nitrous ANetii0ns. lrr IA
hleuss4 and ResilnssNrse, from WHITAKER
source. ronnlain,a ,vhirh have hitherto not n re
properly under stood the Hya"'sl- haYe faan'
ihem al IN nrareAd frart az innnlons hun IRA oi
the blood nd hnorily for the present and future
race al n1aus ind discovered q cheap AMI Hniyer.
sal u'oIe of nurfvne, curlng a"d preVenhtg.
Tho medicines arc cotnarl Sod m ihree fiileren'
ARTICLES ONLY VI In Two kinds OF pills If ''Nare
strength 'orfower desrnated by No aad Na p
the fr-i is powerful bur more gon'le and M d
aper,cot. or eaenog med cine dcfaehne and
u7rt,afft rcn'ov5ue the billions rory JUNIORS,
whilst ths W - pills csriv of ihose, rad The
scrons. arrii md nnfrid humors incidental 10 the
b,dv ar.I acf T. petf cr as ferret IN warren.
rc,,r re-tins rn'fi rvelv avonnc of the human
.-ame 10 thoro ehiy searched, and cleansed Gifts
rrnrur. tias.
Tie VEGETABLE c1eareirc POWDERS are ofrreaf
,ss -tpoce IN pafienta. rad t7c''1'e the - an .
tom ofbaA huuors; fhey soften, cleanse, and
de,orh tho ac- Imoniors rA'erm; are COO M
and ALA the flsr-t. Ono, two or thrce nnwde
ray p" tahen throughout the dag mixed n haIl
n tomb -r Of ,vafsr
WE IN. are 81 m packets y f%t. . AMI = M
81 ard Is re8t Eoxss the two forrser cone o
tnree Iovas each. VI. ono hoE Or and tae
Lo,.a cf rNa o-the Iatfrr, one Ilree hpH VIII q
a .ilsi9rs. fhe Powders are "a separate boxes
AZ ~ - cents each. 1870. .,,.,,,,-,
CO.., Whrelf NJ. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
INSUR
INSIfR ANcE.

= - tff' iJAli ~ 1 Of " HE'LL NJ
At tie iomc't ru,ss on
BnldnEs Of all kinds Btona hrick or " OGDEN
aad thsir contents:
Sieanhon' <; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise ofall kinds.
And againstall dangers attending the Trans
poriatlon o goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
For the character of the companyas to prcmp-
utude and llberality IN the adjustment and pa
meni oflssses we beg loaVc Il refer to the m er-
chants Of this place md elsewhere who have had
The adjustment of clains unnn Us. aug
ealce IN Ma II 81 K w HARDING Sou
INRls & MAXINE iNSuRANGE-fbcren are
~osituations only in which individuals can
be placed where they can adeqnafelv appreciate
the Yalne of insurance. These nre. while -tand.
iag nnon tha RUNS n thrir own property, .thCr
receiving from m insurance Office the full -
mount Which thrv have lost or standing on the
samr spot surrounded perhaps hp =. solaie fnu'-
" iament'rp hat stnnldliV ard FLY which had
i.led In mr., VIDE for such n contingency.
& ATR NSDN Auent Of the Pro FEC WON
lNSUR ANCE co on HARTFOhD, CONN
I'll take rieks on dwelling houses ware houses.
torres. nj factories d.r, tenether with ther
en7fenfs. such fIrni'prc. nerch ardlse, ma
'htnerv and rvervothor Dissertation Of lnsurahIe
aren-rtv. Alec, on stesm keel and Hat bon's
- thru "'teoes TO and from any port on ths
Western Waters
Orc on Main street, nearly opposite tho q 5
1o'el inni 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08

uu.CUINE ,CAKDS-The Suhssrlhef
Ws has iu.l received fall SUNNY al Maeh'ue
cori. from The Factory n John II ra'EcIL BnIli.
MIR. The rlrendy vii established crehh ri ihr'e
Carls over any nther sold IN The West H. mat inc
Leather j.. nnned expressly for me purpose. II =
-. +. also good A good assortment may he
l..,l.d an thfnnoboat Tho season, sufficient IL
.,,1,r,, ,,, do,oeoa. 1mar>a} SANL NEIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08

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4 Ger i.r 80 (..o, d., If n.. C.u,,
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has, s J H.. @.'a3 ,r rad ''c"cT ~'Ih
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
LooKING GLAfS AND FTRNITU RE
ESTABLISHMENT.

EWIS IIk TT fIT, fesN'TIHITF I'''''T'''-
n 4 hrs friend. and the public that he h. ''Ar'
lie shop u, Ninin Street. utHf door 10 Mr. h"h''
Char Factory and opposite he I lieleh "hr,e
he - prepared 10 f1rnrh IN ihe most elegant TF't
and nj the invest ret--, vatfsir ai ntnanrnl'.
FURNITURE PICTURE FRAMES. LOOK NJ
GLASSES, e ALSO. PAINTING and CLAIM"
~ all IL va'tetcs me To efder oE sh"fi nolice'
mar 26 "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
~. M,CJNNrc.

GPOCr FRS & Dry r o0
No Ire. Fa. cir II h,rt,t Sa"n-t
uEAS on hrnl y general ss.erirnnn' ~ Fnr
CROCFR1FS and DOMESTIC DRT
GooOS. ,htch Ne oeera Ia III. public lov ~ ''"v
IN ~ md IN she Western country. mug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
LOOK HERE
FOR BARGAINS
Cheap Cash Store.

- = -
mean GnEA sSa.no
- SAS8 '@aOEC.
}. u. II. 4. MARSH.
- AT. A4t ~Ir.a. - aaa#444 Il, b-.....
rr# atec ana #eaHff#I s#zs. e So.
+ Goods. ea.s ..ra .n para Is f=f#.... l'''i-
RIaek. R.u h'.. Int#4##Ia sr4., ssIf., ....
mtxej blue sa3 brown sod 49, ts.,,t,
f'a1rY sni rI'.r csaa.Ia-re4. . 800 +.
eaesineff- ktnfr>F IeaH= t,#5s.-,. liz
piece aapeT French HaIa5#s#as W..,, .-.s
bred Florence ''.'1 81
glack Na3e F,eHr5i T -.tsNs,.
Plan, WHITE Tarletar. afl##s4 =, s4,,.f,t..4I.
Nhiff aad black rr4aa ~ f..5,,s '''.- -'
Fancy pauerc TT.Lfs z#==4 t.,4#H.I..t a.
Fg4atan Nfus Bic. Naaa5f Gloves c..-fs
and TazsaIs
Gentlemen Do. all ark rrav.44 .#...--..- am.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08

~LAsI MATIFAcTIrnt -o"r CIAs*
WORKS nre NOW IN onnrnn"n. ~ "H ~"
$1,000, ;, m all order. G,r WINDOW GLASS Of
I'll .ze. md of the hest -n'l'7
30, 81 sYNNFs h ROBERTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
a., 'nht HINTS Am OTUERs

\ 1'oa' By our Express Las, OF
! mn assfo nrerm the Merchants
h,'s. mat Loaisyle and s.
r s,lss..'. nsther have rAcy any an.
be asr - lheg conn,c, win US
! a.r, my ofAer alace. neither dove
,''',,' !, = y >.I,ad All thence bS p -
N.s Y.,. y S,m. \ COS pb,ladeI,
'''''a, > m. Bn.oa E1nres. We .ro
A'e c,a.'. 'a' spods or other ARTICLES
pa" c}'''2a ( lops, md S r, q o. 4
-'s '4eaoatb JH For,y,b / ca
r0o, Baltimore april ~
' W0m ne '4a'crIhen viii nrcb,..
Gee ~, -. an eaa1.@n' ,bo '' h,,b na'
ra GANII H. dcI.yery at, At oar %' s,,.
IS "' aaAaa.s Bank ''''' ''''' OF m
n MKrE 4 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-08
Consumption.

RR f nrNcAN's EXPECTATION RF1
, 1844-08-10

Deah Of Es Gorernor DankIin.-
Information was received in this city
Yesterday, of the death of Gov. DAN
iEL DuNKLIN. He died at his resi-
dence in JeA.rson county. on Thurs
day uignt last after a short Illness
Gov. Duntlin was IN the ftly-fith
wear o! hts age-although not 4 man
Of unu.ua! attainmentS, he had flied
. very considerable sIlcc IL public
al. irS. lie US elected to, and per-
formed The duttes of Governor OF Mis-
s,uri ,sr Iour wears, ard left thai OF
fic, S., receive tn1t Of Surveyor Cen
cad Of Missouri and Illinois, which
he bel for some time. Gov. II. Ell
to Il very considerable extent,
the confidence OF his political friends.
and iuiormlinn of his dr4t'r is recelv-
ed with regret by those who knoH
hm pest republican.
, 1844-08-10
More Election News.

In Marion county, the Democrats have
one representative and the wings one
Allen and Almond l36 ahead of Edwards
and Young-independent ticket for Con-
gress about 200 ahead of Nominees.
In Shelby, Edwards leads Allen rs
votes, the nominees for Congress are a
head of the softs in this county some 60
votes.
In Rails, the wings have elected three
candidates. 20 the Legislature.
In Monroe, the wings have elected
beth their candidates, being a gain of
i since the last election. The indie
pendent ticket for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Congressman leads the
other a few votes.
In st. Louis, the wings have swept
The board, e%lecting the seven represen,
t~atives, which is a gain of five since the
last election. They have also elected .
Senator, James II. Lucas, Esq.
IN St. Charles county, the wings have
elected their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
democrat, is probably elected to the Sen.
ate.
In Montgomery, the wings have, we
understand, electedtheir representatives
The above statements are doubles.
imperfect; but whether the result will il
any instance be changed, is doubtful.
The following gentlemen were elect.
ed Justices of the Peace for Cuivel
Township: HIRAM G.. EDWARDS, j. G
CAMPBELL, BARREL RIGGS, - GoocH
, 1844-08-10

4 DESCRIBED streak of F0rtune.-A
few days since Nj. JAMES LATHAM, a
well known Tashlngtonian of this
city. says tie n. Y. Sun, received in
teIlIgence from England of the death
OF his grandfather, and with that in.
telligence, the news that he was the
legal heir to a very pretty little sum
varying not far from one hundred ana
thirty-five thousand dollars! MIR. l..
has gone to England to-take posses
sion. We understand he will return
and dwell among us. lie was the
first signer Of the Westinghouse
pledge IN this city. lie had stationed
himself in the gallery of the Greer
street Methodist church, on the eve
ming when Mr.. Hawkins and severa
Baltimore gentlemen held the frs
Washingtonian meeting here, and a
the close of Mr.. HIS address he criec
out, with much emotion, as there an,
hope for me?f "Oh yes" said Mr.
Hawkins, "you're just the man WI
want-come down herer' Mr.. l.
lid "come down." and placed hi;
name upon the pledge, amid grea
cheering. He has adhered faithful,
TO il ever since, and contributed t
, 1844-08-10

Holt of Hudson, N. Y. fine of 5000.
with interest, imposed upon hun on
the 18th July 1900, under the famous
sedition law of the elder Adams. MIR.
Holt was then publisher of a demo-
cratic paper in the city Of New York,
and fined as above stated, IN conse-
quence Of having published an article
in bus paper reflecung on the admins
tra,ion of Mr.. Adams. There being
forty-iour years interest upon the
fine. it amounted TO 1923. a most ac-
ceptable sum in MIR. Hollis advanced
age and in firm health.
These Federal exactIons are not
bad investments, after all.-Dem.
pa Union.
, 1844-08-10

Thurlow Weed, editor OF the Al
bany Evening Journal, sent TO the
federal celebration in Boston, July
4tlr, the following sentiment:
John Quincy Adams and Henry
Clay: The people are about to avenge
the wrongs and vIndicate the rights
ofboh, by requiring the latter to serve
out the second presidential term o
the t0rmer."
This Is similar to Josiah Quincy
toast in 1924. OF about that me.
Those who iell with the first Ad
ams will rise with the second."-Bos
Post.
, 1844-08-10
A smart Young student Of anatomy

A smart young student of anatomy
remarked in the hearing Of his sister,
that the reason there were so many
old maids in the world is owing 10
their tight lacing. which so hardened
their hearts as to make them impen-
etrable to the shafts Of cupid. And
the reason there arc so MANY old
bachelors, retorted the sister, is be-
cause of their tight strapping--they
cannot get on their knees 10 declare
their passion.
, 1844-08-10

We ind a letter in the New York
Evening Pest, dated Cincinnati. July
8, which sIeaks of the union aud spir-
it Of the Democracy in the West, ard
concludes by s.yins:
1.-TWO signs of the times ! must
give ynu. In 1910 the democratic
ranks were daily deserted by those
styling themselves snrdighioutS; but
now those individuals are hourly
coming oUt from the whig ranks, bring.
ing manp old wEig converts with
them. Many an original jackson
man of 1929, who left US in 1882, has
again g%laddenrd u sight BY joinirg
the ranks of tie old GPmocrarv. in
f.c', the exci'ecment for Polk and
Dallas equals the presidential can
pai:n of 1899. Having been active
in tie Democratic ranks Of Ills city
and county since 1922. ! lun no risk
in promising 1900 majority Ter Polk
aud Dallas at the ensuing election from
Old HamiIton.'"
, 1844-08-10

not 100000 bbls. of pork in N. York
and Boston. We shall make further
inquiry and endeavor to ascertain as
near as may be. the actual stock.
To-day the article was in active
speculative demand. and the sales
reached $500 to 1000 0bIs., the
larger proportion beng prime, at SO
Tor prime and 50 ga $50 Tor mess.
The market closed with prime in de-
mand at SO. and mess dull at 50 81.
We note SUES of 400 bbls. beef at l.
bout current rates, and 900 tIerceS
Tor England on private terms. Lard
is IN good demand, and further sales
500 to 600 bbls. we're made at 5 Sd
and 500 kegs at &c. Sales
900 Iierces picked hams at 3 3 Sc.
, 1844-08-10

CRUEL lNJUsTICE-GREAT WEALTH
AND EXTREME PovERTr IN ONE FAMILY.
Alas! Tor poor human nature, when
such deeds are done in i christian
Land, Us are here recorded. The ".
Y. Evening Post publishes the fol-
loving C, mmun cat OF from a gentle
mnn we'll known 10 be OF high respec-
Iabi!ity:- Herald.
"There lIves, OF rather subsiSts in
an old howell on all obscure street IN
this metropolis, an mtirn destitute
widow lady, VINO has reached her
nnetIelh year. Her first husband
was one OF Two brothers oil an ancient
weaIty Dutch family. She was young
and beautiful; lie WAS ardent, wild
and brave. Ga the morning at The
memorable 96th oi August. l776, she
encouraged her gallant husband to
leave her at the welcome mansion ui
ms parents. and lo cross over To
Brooklyn % battle the invading Brit
ish troops. Near the close OF the
disastrous conflict he tell, notify, at
the head of his voluEts erS at bush
wick. The bells toIled his funeral
KEEL in this city amidst the terror ana
appalling excavations OF tie Whole
Nhig population, leaving their homes
10 the overwhelming army oi then
oppressors. The young widow fled
into obscurity afterwards married an
uther victim OF liberty, who letI her
in poverty to cal = family, Who re-
man poor to thisdx;
She encountered 4 succession OF
advcrsilIes, and, finally, alter u lapse
OF fifty years was impc.Ied 10y dine ne
cessily to apply TO the aged surviving
brother ol her first love. lie had Id
ken and kept Mi the properly and IN
come oil his only brother that had So
vaIlantiy laid Gown his life for his
country and IOr his kindred-he had
also retained the immense estate oil
their father. The old patriot wepl
over his long lost sister, and eXclaIm'
ed. ! will do her justice and more than
Justice. Tor | loved her like an own
sister, but subsequently, the evil coun-
CHS OF those who watched over his
declining years and his Increasing Is,
tate, prevailed on HIM 10 Turn her of
with u small pitlance. The arrogant
threats Of ii master spirit and her de-
cIInIng years and Pmchlng want IN,
duced her 10 accept the scanty offer;
her protracted life has ou!la>ted this
small portion Of her own just rights.
The vast estate has passed Into the
possession of three oI Tour relatives
who may walk from their splendid and
luxurious mansions IN twenty minutes
to the comtorlless abode of their aged
and iniirm aunt, behold Ter destItu.
ton and listen TO her meanings are
falterIng imprecations. They may
light up her ~hIckerIng lamp before i
leaves them IN darkness forever.
john K. PETERS. Lenox Place. n. Y
18Th July, 1874.
, 1844-08-10

From Rio Jdneiro.--A file Of the
journal de Commerce." 10 The 9th
May inclusive, has been received At
New York. A large portion OF the
papers are filled with details of the
Iamentable explosion on the 95,h Of
June. A list of the killed and wound
ed is g!ven--the number being. OF
killed 50, and Of wounded "a. Sew
Several Of these last were expecte,
to die. and it was believed that ,bo
lists were moi complete. There wer1
none among the names which appe: 9
to be Engli h or American.--Replb1
, 1844-08-10

Texas Bonds are quoied in the n
Orleans papers 81 ficeire cents in Tie
doilQr-Texas Treasury noies at Ser'-
en- amt Il half CENTS in me doiIDr!, 1t
is very wonderful that the holders of
these bonds and totes should lie in
favor of Immediate annexaiion,'
whereby their sixpcnces ard nine
pences would be converted INTO dol
lars. in consequence Of the .assump-
uon' of the Texan debt by on Gov
-rnment7--TPetersburg Repub.