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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

the Wing Electors OF the Fourth Ward, at the ShaA
re Hotel held on Saturday 9Th instant pursuant To-
,lIc nuice llNRMAN KING. E,q IN 'iir CHAT and jas
+ ll>LL. Secretary.
Tho i tho benz read AMI nnfo'e1 me i"'W
M. resolutions were unanimously adopted
Eesolrrl That !, the Inpcrntvc duty :" the Wing o ,hN
Wnrl in nut IN nomination ticket composed nl IndlyhaS
known To m firmly lden,ic' with lhe Hhi- pdrfP L" i sup
nortr,I nj the cIsIin: Claitet Elecllnn:
Es.olccd That IN NORRIS FRANkLlN our cani,9,h,e
c N,yo wc ccncn7c true and lhiu servant oi the WIN.
unriv nai an individual fully qualified 10 discharge The duties
II n irc and thai he therefore justly entitled to tine sup
puu Of every tine W mr
E,Jr,d Thnt Committee of Five be Rpp"m;cd ~ fce
and u,r Ia I'M, incc,n: ChuT,ef ticket ipr - approval
N,,,r, \ rarun Jr r. ". AdH,ncc. hona, Bartlett ID
II Miller and Clnrlc, Chamberlain appointed such Com
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- Price-5O Cents per Botrle.-The chef

e Price % Cehts pet bntIIt.-i' = | - VI
tue tins TrccpheroCs. or Sltttc1;d IonPounI ars
IL, bracn- strenrthenil. and clarifying qualities
> I;s gently stimulating the acton Of the .sin:
It. producing and eucoGra-ld= reaction m te piin %
root and particularly the rup. winch rcceTcs Tie sese!,
and nerve ~ ~ life and vI-ur - the ha!r;
/ Is s4,lIaiIZ!nc the circulation oi The rucs.
5 IL. freeing SKIN from tha efeci Of p-pfaon scui
and dandruif and tispo-Iur the hAif 20 citri-
s And = tfesuent >e viii prerse the hst T. beauty and
he,hh - the LarsSi psricl Of life.
IrarlItois ssi.ice ai tii connected wi the
ha a The HaI Cut.n- Roofs 10 Biuawgy. corner 1t LIB
s--y :, up .:1i-s fn:.2s. Inns
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nsSI.H RICHARDS, Anetnsset y. e&
nv s,N.:S HICiiARiS & PLAr'f. sSo'c N'-
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;ys.s Mt,IBFRRIES FOR SILK. tTc.-Wm. T. Pnnce. q
~ 10 Fh-h,n- wil .et low ;ait of nppy u e
olsne on .hlrr, ~ 90 splendid years "h iuD-ff'a
OF M. tncs, sn. fo -is. Ao the nqt ss'e ~ ptneht
=, E,It mi fl,n1,rerii II be Union Pncd tlilogi'
may . obtained grrt,. Will e ynt To eyeiy p"tplh app!
cant aaf o.ds executed promptly a;d ~ 'up"iD AJe
q, 10 .n,irc4 II. fac, purchases
t.aa,r 49,. isti npa 3,lJ lW.
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r,,IIr MISSES CUMMINGS CoNCEEr.-Fhe MSS MSS
,TfM.lN Nc -:fllr s19oHncr ;ht thcf .nnIia ~ @
= ,l p - nlacs n NIo> oG Fl!ay. ne ih ms; rnei
nv vii ~ sS,ss by tclf pupil a. ii FKhi l. as q
I.cflsd. ard M CLIEfll .H r,
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~ 4 Card.-Prnf. FACNEl-Gct Kab II 20 ~" IiiSiA
b.r. of ms Cl1sses and all whom Z may concern
I,pIEs ,Sp GESTLEMES-Beore rb>cnt.n: mvSeit nom
NewYotk on visit 10 Philadelphia. B-m"re Nnshn-t9n
and Boston take pleasure making known "a you tit
I,y, >cicci,d and appointed Mr. WASHISGToS MING 80
Bro way as my agcnt nni representative N the Cy o' New
York fr all that may business III relation 10 my
system OF Phrcno- slremCtecfl1y.
Mr. Kin- vii cuElnu. eve. without charge any eHana-
,ion that may be desired By person who 6a attended my
CJ>+ upon part parts cl ny >tsien te st!ato 81
which inay have escaped nOuce dunn: ;he ettn'e MI.
Kings auiittd- and pctc; understanding o the Theory
and etemens OF my ,sstm authorizes me TO Ieco-
nlerl hn with confidence the KIND AL nOn ald patronage
all who N absence. nay desire To scgue cortec,
know ledge of is principles. Ianeni ytOrs 20 the Cts who
may desire eatn the system. and Prncipnb oi schools who
wish adopt their clsoos wilt nnd IN Ar kin- an
able and conrint @ always ready to satisfy ;hen on
the OF the system.
MI Ka. w 50 attend to The sle OF Phreno Nlnerno,
,shuy pctionary ready for TIE public al .uy once tS
Ro,i,y.r up stairs and my Ph-cuo nemO,echnc Lee
,,:-e.s is snon Is .tey out oil ,rt5S.
B-1ae Printed Pr;ncpl., which distributed N the
,.ire rC-ns aud which mcf"! II the number OF
y prS can b obtained the office by OF TIE ac-
crale teachers the ,tpulir u pce= and Ut . per cent
es hy ans ex-ulcnbsr Of my ct, shc V"ish 70 supply
'''e'~ = PEog FtE1VEL-GOURiUD
10 Nj Kin: now forming DHy and an t'eninc ~.
AT q for the corsc Al VITO WISH 70 avail oi Sif
EinrS instruction. vii please c7 et No % Boat"ny pc
tween the hcrs ana T. NJ. du'a- the emlnfsr "i shis
week. % -" S'f y
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% 2eM 'e-a' Ma, nfo ~ T. LIE ROW. AN. Principal

~, I r,r,,rb. ,,o ,ory IAseii.n, Eous- log Fan
~ lin - ,coad block west OF Broadway he l2gs. -
i;.i m good Order with sf-e yafi AMI snfnrli
.Tr r lnqur- on tlr DteiDr,. between ii oc"rh, ~.
-. D IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

4 Coon l.onKISG Mas or WoMNS.-Thc old the utE
and dpi may rnosic, Their the young the beautiful
aud hnrd,ome: yet wn wuldihcy eve could ue' ~ yI ILL.,,
urn'- Ni1,, we pnul. Uke and partly IN e"ri i-'y
may lithcy like. We have seen evernl aisy wioe I'm I'm
IL, md crnptoi> Well they have iiset one cake o "t
Italian hc,nrn Solp week and they nav" h' 'u,'
l,-tliu far ihat-hut cnuuc-thlN certainly uuN III
m Ihc most wonderful manner every eruption and distteU
oi he ,kn and do alv,e NIL Ia Try cake l3r D, cent "u
md f3 Hr,iway " " or l& Fulton-> l'roohyn ;''he
Emiilne. Hh.lntCnhn AiN -lent
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re.t:lsr weekly meeting TIN, Evening Concert Hall. :e
Rrr1dwav Addresses hy Dr Osborne. I. VI Woodruff and
ocrs singing consisting of >oio duets iEios cS snc eho
-trSSc by NcSr, CUNNINGHAM OF limos Flsve, Mos Macv
snd the Marshall Choir Playinr. :he Accordion By Nj
\ D. WILSON. President
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

TO MINUFACrrRERS MlLkMES. Ae.-The
"A IInuse -isbe large shed and 0u'buiidn-s WIN 10
i;sl ', of and on the Of 81 avenue and +h
,Ite'-S, 80 49, ~ r l.. S;fiiEFFEllN.
''n; i.,N. . Chambers st or Ill Dt-ehei II.
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WI " Shirley, AucuoAc,

FCOt TOY tuctoue,'l.
~ ,,t TON 4 90 Nurtuu rsi COMMISSION Nerhhn,s
No iiS Fulton and a \nr ,'av' II ral ad' 'nrce' "''
!. .,.,,,Tt. al ,ruUDt rrtuffi>
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

\ BE,uritlL lls.D or HAIR rOR THREE SMILING
Nou hardly believe how Can afford To sell irf- Inns
ho~ We do let YOU this loac Coral Hair ,-tor
nt,uc and thus know qualities u I've the ioowIls- viii
force the hnlr grow Is falling "', cure sc or dn
dni aud make HIGHT rcd. ha: grow naturally DARK
For rcn: hair nothing excel .l>-t makes the hl
ti dark and eauiI and wil Keep II N order twice s long
w orv olhe, nrpait,on ,od three sizes. price and
Sh,lor, bottle at the cn Of the American Eagle. = Chat
han ST. and S2S Broadway. y. Y; iS tutdn 81 bocAHh'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wv. J9sEs. ia. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

DOiLER IRON-The subscribers prepared TO ilfn-h
- Boiler Iron OF int gusiiy and wnr'anted OF any q P
peler. riat- u Laurel lfnu Wots,. Chester Co. "a
al e. SIItRDDCk LEANfI-T 81 CO. q w sst u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

0fi-r t'ouHffT Fia:c'f'sI'. = - uLls ans
,rrrus.-Ne,5-l lGfh, AEic LI--
- Pr RF-7-YIf HONS AMI family receipts pe
'ii ,b accurzcy sr i5natrh anf ~ te nti, ,
-. .c,eotifc ursure,. t!2 srt -any on h4.' - @ f,r
ana ,n~ Ling. AID Medicine cn0cest fefIt,Y Ell
seo u ~ se pr..aes Er the toilette ot nursery Siri'
deh'ei"iu % = n ESSIS a. 90. Druggist and chefnrt-
90 s-oadYyay corner Chamber a. '1faii'e pu.'1l'-
mi. Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

XvANTED-in American cr English sf o. good ct.fhc f
w Ter 10 do the general hoework o. snail iaIny oi t"o
,a,,s- no 1e country about 20 ncs from the tty
n capaIe aud OF socI character llr wages and good
ho,ue VIII BE afforded Ates, h al InDune oice WIN re
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-05-25

You will finally assure the Government Of Mexico that the
Government of the United States would have been happy, II
circumstances had permitted it. to act in with
that Of Mexico in taking the step it has but with all its
spec for Mexico and anxious desire that the es
should continue friendly terms could not make what Il
believed might involve the safety o the Union itself depend
the contingency Of obtaining the previous consent OF
Mexico But while il could with due regard to the
safety of the Union do that has taken every precauton to
make the Of the treaty little objectionable to Mexico
possible; and among others, has left the boundary OF
Texas without specification that what the line Of boun-
Diary should be might be open question, be fairly and
fully discussed and settled according the rights of each,
and the mutual interests and security Of the countries.
have the honor to be- sir, your obedient servant.
]. G. CALHOUN. !,
BENJAMIN Z. GREEN. Esq, DC.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-05-25
Mr.. Pakenham 10 Mr.. UOsiur.

WASHINGTON, FEnRUARr &c, 1874. .
sra In compliance with your request that effect have
the honor herewith ransmt you copy Of the despatch
from Her Maiess Principal Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs which had the honor read you Saturday last
have the honor be, with high consideration your ODE
dent servant, r. PAKENHAM
Hon. 4. 7. UrsHUR, DC.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-05-25
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Sl,65O,O0O
l,35O,O0O
100000
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This report includes the interest then accrued and
Der OF unaudted claims supposed TO be Valid which
not computed in the report Of the Secretary of the Treasury
to the Congress- which report shows the public debt
less than fge millions Of dollars.
Since the date above referred to- further general est
mate has been made the Treasury Department. II is
known, however, that the Of the Government have
nearly equaed it's expenditures that the debt has
been materially increased, except from the interest which has
since accrued
.h;- ..e.s;o 4, OIL,
Mr. Calhoun of their distinguished consider
ISAAC VAN ZANDT,
j. PINCKNEY HENDERSON,
Hon. JoHS G. CALHOUN,
Secretary of STATE.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-05-25
Mr.. Calhoun 10 Mr.. Green.

No. !. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, APRIL 10, 1874.
Sin treaty for the Of Texas TO the United
States has been signed by the Pepoteniiaes Of the two
Governments and will be sent by the President the Senate
without delay, for its approval.
In making the fact known to the Mexican Government
the President enons il you give it, in the first place.
the strongest that adopting this measure our
Government actuated by feelings OF dsrespect nd
ference to the honor dignity Of Mexico, and That would
be subject Of great regret should be otherwise
by It's Government And in the next place. that the step
forced the Government OF the United States self
Defence in consequence of the policy adopted by Great Brit
ain in reference to the abolition Of slavery in Texas was
impossible for the United States witness with Indifference
the efforts OF Great Britain to abolish slavery there They
could not but that she had the in her power In
the actual condition Of Texas accomplish the objects of
her policy, unless prevented by The efficient measures
and that, If accomplished, would lead Of things
dangerous IN the extreme TO the adjacent Saes and
Union ITSELF Seeing this, this Government has been com
peed by the necessity of the case and regard 10 its
stutiona obligations take the step has az the only
certain and efecua of preventing it, Il has taken il
In full view OF all possible consequences but not without
desire and hope that full and lair disclosure OF causes
which induced to do would prevent the disturbance Of
the harmony subsistng between the countries which the
United States is anxious 10 preserve.
Ia order that the Mexican Government should have lust
and foil conception Of the motives which have compelled this
Government to take the has enclose by the d.
recion Of The President, copy Of the declaration Lord
Aberdeen which Mr. Pakenham the British minister was in
" 'oau 70 INC secretary OF stale OF the United States
and to leave copy should he and the answer 10 on
the part OF our Government The President authorizes Won
10 read them to the Mexican Secretary Of State and 10
init him TO take memoranda of their contents as Won read
should he desire but not 10 leave copies they constitute,
part Of the documents which will be transmitted with The
treaty 10 the Senate.
You are enjoned also by the President 10 assure tho
Mexican Government that il is his desire to settle ,If o
IONS between the two countries which may grow out Of this
treaty. any other cause on the most liberal md s.e,o
terms, including that 81 boundary. And with that view Inc
minister who has been recently appointed will be shortly sent
with adequate powers. ''
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1844-05-25
He estimates the aggregate at
Lands appropriated
Remainder unappropriated

Remainder unappropriated
In report Of a committee Of the House OF
tives Of the Congress of Texas, made to that
18th Of January, ls4l, the debt and iabiltie
public are stated 10 be as follows
Funded debt, bearing ten per cent. interest
Bonds sold and pledged, bearing ten per cent
interest
Treasury notes without interest
Debts OF various descriptions, say audited drafts
and other claims without interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

nj- The Invisible WIG closely resembles tie
real head OF HAIR that cep,-s and
ci perfect ind extraordinary invention Of the day
The advantage of this novel and lis being
made wthnu, sewing weaving. which causes il GDosnr
closely 10 resemble the natural hh both III hsht-
and natGr up TO defy DETECTION rs texture
being beautiful, porous and free, thai IN oil cas ~
perpiDn evaporation uulmpeded and the erent evils OF
other entirely av1dad he scsItc End connOsser
alike invited inspect this navel and beautiful WIZ and the
pecuar method o. fitting the hegd the manufacturers A.
T. Barry l45 broadway. OF Liberty street. up stas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

GENERAL TICKET NoTNG The events Of the
recent canvass and election afford striking illus
tration OF tho folly, sbsurdity and injustice OF
voting for members of Congress by General Ticket.
Forty thousand citizens had been called on to
vote for candidates whom they had never seem
oil whose moral and intellectual qualifications
they had noopportunity Of being correctly inform
cd and respecting whose political principles they
we're compelled to Judge from The contradictory
rumorS put ahoat by friends and enemies. Thous.
andS oi MEN were asked to vote for men of whose
existence they never heard before they were an.
nounccd as candidates. 1t is impossible for citi-
zens to vote understandipeiy under such circum.
stances. They may 6o compelled to vote for a
drunkard or villain and not have the means of
ascedalniDg the actual truth as TO his character.
Another exempt ficalion Of this absurd Loco
Foco system is the feet, that during the late cleo
ton, owing 10 the great extent and unwel'dy size
of the district The people OF large portion el the
State were called on to vote not only for men of
whom they had never heard, but for men Of whom
they did not know whether they were dead or
alive, and twelve or fifteen thousand voters did
actually vote FOR Mr.. Parsons some time after he
was dead! This absurdity is one Of the results Of
General Ticket System.
A fair examination Of tho Whig policy will
prove that they are the uoiiorm, sleadiast friends
OF iust equal and republican measures, and that
The ultra Loco Focos are generally the or2nators
and supporters Of unjust ard an,i-repub lean acts
they arc advocates Of prerogativc and power of
unequal representation, and ola most absurd mode
OF elccting members Of Congress.
st. Louis New Era.
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Gn,trand have obtained worldwide celebrity. and pei
has man Of s been more completely Tic'niz-c
by empires than d. c. No sooner dos his skill eiaboris
some article calculated 10 aSHcc The pain OF dei"riiy
than instantly bounced upon by The snornnt tnd vulgar
who initiate every poin-excenf ITS virtues ne unSa
rs therefore cautioned against purchasing any OF the i0
loving articles except Pr. nurcds ony New York DE
poi. 81 Walker .:ree., Ert store from Broadway. =
POUDRE SUBTITLE fnr eradicatng supeTnols hair from
any pat of the human body Always tested before buying
Proof positive this and mistake. Directions. French GnC
English, accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN MEOlCATED SOAP for curing pimples
eckles, botchcs reness sao"ress mornbew eryspe
las. and ell cuiaueous complaints. 90 cents cnke.
GRECIAN HAIR DYE. wall color red or gray hair TO )
beautiful brown or black. the option Of the use without
staining the skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE R0UGE-h0 cents.
BLANC UESPAGNE. or Spanish White Tor the complex
ion. % cents box.
LUBIN'S, GUERLIN'S, and other perumery. Remem-
Der. 81 Wnker street. ISt stnrc FROM broadway. -
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR, nj the above number;
Ageris-74 Chesnut street, Philadelphia MEX street.
I,ss,nn: Ives Salem hodge Nevsiurypor, Paen, Port
I3nd Guild Bangor Dyer PIoy.enee; Gem N3rcsse;
ven Peurce Sanwix Hall. hlbanv Tous"7. Rnchsste:
Sturrs, Hudson Gray. Po'keepsie Backw * Bull Troy,
&c nu2i I'm
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% ELIGiOUS PUBLiCATIONS.-THr STsKEoTYrE
hpL.TEs md CorrEE PL.TEs q B,owa' r"o BIB;
with Printing Press nnd Mutenms for sale ION very eas'n
able Terms provisions OF the ItH OF s late Ihos
Rinrersev ESQ deceased These works published in
MS and IRE now successful sale by compAten agents IN
this city, and Of the principal cites OF the United states
For Terms view of and materials. apply at the
publishing office OF the Administrative ~ A. KlnneIley I'll
THIRD Avenue y. Y. if by letter post paid. eli linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

New RAILRoAp.-A locomotive with long
passenger car, containing number of persons,
passed over the Hartford Raj Road. for the first
time, this morning. 1t started from Springfield,
and went down as far as ThompsorvllIo. The
rats are laid to some distance below Thompson
vile, 10 the place Of crossing the Connecticut
River. Springfield Reg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

II Gov BoucK hs. l,sued his Proclamation,
eniolnirg and requiring all magistrates and other
officers OF justice 10 he faithful and vis'lsnt in
,nining ths supremacy of the ls~s; and offering a
reward of five hundred dollars, 10 be paid 10 such
person or persons who shall give Information which
shal suit in the conviction al those n" have dis
turbed The public peSc-, resisted the e1' crn OF The
laws. and committed violence on the Sheriff of Al
ban, and h- deputy, during their late visit 10 The
Rensselaer, wick Mnor One hundred dollars OF the
sum will be paid eact, of the frst CONVICTIONS
which .hall take p,,ce iii the counties oil Albany
and Rensselaer,, aid BIT, dollars upon each sub.e-
quent conviction IN each OF the said counties.
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CLOTHING.

r. WASHBftRN. tls.e Edseron Il " a'h5u'n would
respectfully inform friends and customers, int ne has
rken The snd stoTe No - John street between
William and Nassau streets and four doors from the corner OF
ivii.m where he will continue The business OF Merchant
aor lie would also inform the Pubic ist ne WI hnve
ton, for Gentlemen and Boys wer which shat be made np
er the approved London and Paii-sn Styles and WIZ
ranted IN ht. , ,:,L . 49,
tanty that they shall he promptly end faithfully executed
au7 3ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11
IMPORTANT Facts.
From the un,,rd states Gazette (rhiladelpll

From the United states Oa2ette tfnlladelpiia.l
We yesterday leaned the fact N I preparations
have been made to erect a large Rolling Mill on
lhe West side OF The SchUyikill, opp ,e TO Phil.
adclphia, prorided Mr.. Clay IS elected President.
Should Mr.. POLK be elected, the Mill will not he
erected
We were also Informed that the erection of very
large Rolling and Stating Works. in Ksnsngton,
depends uponthe SAME contingency, the Company
having b en- already TONED for that purposc, and
only wal, 10 SNOW that MIR. clay is To be a. the
,esd or he Government t. commence operations
Should he he deica Ell not dol,ar Will go out o.!
heir I,ocSo's f,r any such "urp'.sr.
A gentleman also STATED 10 Us That he himself
apd l.re'y bought properly at Tfentno, (N.JD
lInn wtlch l. Kiss his Invention To erect "a + e.
t0Iy, IL ease III. ta1 Ario elected mi II ha
acre not, he HoulG not tx .'rod dn!'r u.pn 1t.
THESE facts ought 20 arr. g. The attention ot
every A,uerlcan--'rrmcr, mechanic end !ahorer
rs showing how much ri the tm'ure pr speri'y
Of h." county dep nos upon The result Of the
approaching Pfes,o. nnhi Election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

- DUFF GREES, says rhe Washington cores
ponirnt o Ire Express, l. 10 rrcfivf III pay mtnt icr
his thu cnu-e Of jvhn Tyler lie appoint
roent OF Ccnsu ~ Gsl,es,ou, ii psce of NJ MUIR
ph,, deceas-d. Capt TODD, i,su,-rt, Ut Krnuck>,
WIS his competitor the houof AID Mr. Cal
houn's choice, bur h. was Overruird nv The Pfe6l-
dent, who assigned ms reason that Mr.. I. having
been the Texan Consul at Baltimore. might be re-
garded al TOO much identified with the interest oil
Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

CT Wuser Cure.-J. Sbew. VI L. au,nor on Wa
ter Cure rs Fouh.s Broadway, regarding the system
by fur the rational efficient and set in n! Diseases
practices accoriinry-lctiout drugs of k,Ed. Dr. SIS
making ARRANGEMENTS soon open establishment, which
carry out the system fully. TIE advised grntu
ous!y ,y2 2mt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

will say one hing more in reply Is An Amer
lean When he SAYS thu; il is be, ond tn power Of
tue Sute TO relieve the teuanrs from their covenants,
he may be mistaken. Our Courts have power 10
declare sold contracts entered iuto contrary law
or public policy, contracts founded in fraud, or as
sented To upon compuisicn; and also 10 declare
void leases which contain fines and penalties upon
alienation. Perhaps some of the tenants may
get re,i under the laws rs they are.
Perhaps the Legislature may lay m income tax
which shall reach gruundrents asd make The own
ers Of hem more lavorsbly disposet 10 n sale of
them To the tenants. There is no good reason why
Iisuk, Insurance, Railroad ard other stocks should
be taxed and groundreuts should escape. Perhaps
the combined wisdom OF The Legislators may fnd
some mode OF relief notwithstanding the position OF
IAN Amsrcan' 10 the contrary. AXTI-REsT.
AUGUST g. 1874.
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KILLED IN AN AFFRAy.-A boy named Hiram
Gilbert WAS killed ia an afftay, in Dublin town.
SHIP Huntington County. Pa. on Thursday last,
by another boy, called Samuel Thompson. There
had been an enmity existing between them for
some time, and accidentally meeting by them
selves, sharp words ensued. when Thompson
struck Gilbert immediately below the eye with a
stone, telling him to the ground, and then leaving
him. where he was found dead a few hours after.
wards Thompson is now in jail.
Pittsburgh Spirit OF the Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-11

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