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The Vandalia Free Press is mistaken in the
remark, that John Wentworth member Of Con-
gress from this State, is printer. He is not a
member Of the crqf.-Quincy (IH) Wing.
Glad Of it; we are not proud of him. We
guessed as much; he don't look like printer
feels. @S
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tain him-make his cause their own, and by the
exhibition of common sympathy and common
feeling, awe his cowardly assalants into decency
or silence.
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The Harrisburg correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Forum states, that large fire occurred in
that city at one o'clock on the morning Of the
22d instant, which resulted in the almost entire
destruction Of the Washi ngton Hotel. II was
occasioned, it is supposed, by the carelessness Of
a servant .
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-24

The Post, in an article betraying apparent APP
prehension, endeavors to conceal its alarm by
the use of harsh, indigestible words, as for ex-
ample:-
g Yet a small minority in this city recalcitrate
against the proceeding of the majority, and busy
themselves with an attempt to get up another
chosen by districts. We cannot regard the
movement as anything but pragmatical and mis-
chieyous. !"
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u. S. MMr.-Dr. Patterson, the director Of the
Mint at Philadelphia, says:-The whole coinage
in the United States during the past year amounts
to within small fraction Of $4,000, 600 and
exceeds, by more than one-half, that Of any form
er year. Of this coinage, more then $6, 600, 900
is gold-exceeding by nearly $1,000, 900 that Of
the six preceding years
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CARUSI'S1 SALOON.

THERAN CHuRcH.--The ladies attached to the Eng
fish Evangelical Lutheran congregation propose to
hold Fair for the purpose Of procuring funds to aid
in the erection Of house Of worship The congreea-
tion being present destitute Of permanent place
of worship It, proposed to hold their Fair at the
Apollo Hall, commencing the 18th instant, when
wilhbe sold useful and fancy artcles,a aadr refresh-
ments of every variety. II win be open every day
and evening, and continue al least two weeks Il 8
To the Christian portion of this community they
confidently appeal for their approving assistance and
to the citizens and strangers generally they tender
cordial invitation that By their benevolent purchases
they may contribute TO the praiseworthy object Of
rearing another temple in this city 10 the worship and
service of the living God. assAn sfsta
An excellent and well tried band of musicians will
perform every evening in the hail. ~ jan IL
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4 TARIFF GIRLs.-The Lowell Courier says that
more than two hundred thousand dollars are de-
posted in the Savings Bank by the female ope-
ratives of that city, and that sirty thousand dol
lars Of the capital stock Of the Middlesex Mills
is owned by operatives who work in the estab-
Iishment. This is also true, to certain extent,
Of operatives in the Merimack and other Mills.
The average earnings per week by the female
operatives during the past year, exclusive Of
board, is one dollar and seventy-fve cents. b
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A delegation Of eight Fox and two Pottawato-
mic Indians. from three hundred and fifty miles
beyond the Mississippi, including their respective
chiefs and interpreters arrived in Albany ON last
Wednesday, on their way to this city to arrange
their annuities.
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There are now only eight banks in the State
of Ohio. The total liabilities Of these institu-
tions on the LIST Of January last, amounted to
$2,861, 73l; their assets, at the same time,
amounted to $4,788,302. .a s
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On the 18th Of December, in the West Indies. at
Trinidad de Cuba, Lieut.. WILLIAM J. H. BOBENT-
SON Of the U. s. Navy, in the Both year Of his age
Mr.. h. was native of Norfolk, Virginia. m.
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DIED.

-RE6t s@ frs sUlED. ftt a4sEgs ss9 sts5 +
On the 10Th Of December, in the West Indies. at
Trinidad de Cuba, Lieut.. WILLIAMJ. H. BOBEkT-
SON, OF the u s. Navy, in the Both year Of his age.
Mr.. R. was native of Norfolk, Virginia. a m
-
~ NoTicE-The members Of the Executive
Committee of the Clay Club are requested 10 meet
this evening, at o'clock, at the City Hail. "West
wing 4 se3 w sse&is siaas .sl k's 81 ian o.
MOTICE.-A general meeting of the Stockholders
IN in the Washington and Norfolk Steampacket
Company will be held at the Steamboat Hotel Tonoo.
site Centre Markep on Friday the 26,h instant. at
O'Clock, +. M. A punctual attendance of ali the
stockholders is requested. YG fs 5g.p Il
5sasatisa s44sas SAMUEL BACON. tg
President of the Washington and Norfolk III
Jan S4--S Steampacket Company
MIR. GEORGE r. GID DON, formerly o. s
1II Consul for Cairo in Egypt, and author Of a Se-
RES Of Chapters early Egyptian History, .archeoloer
and other subjects connected nth Herogiphcl Lero-
t,re" New World Press) will commence course Of
Four Lectures on the (. Phuohs Of Scripture and on
the " Memphite Pyramids" at . 4. ssg gs
i4a CARUSI'S SALOON, atsAn
on MONDAY EVENING, 22d Of January, at half.
past seven o'clock. The course will be continued
at the same place and hour, on the Oath, 26th, and
29th January. Each lecture will be accompanied bv
splendid pictorial fac SMILES Of Egyptian Sculptures
As each discourse will be concluded by O'Clock. p
M, the lecture will not interfere with social engage
ments. is ~,
TIcxErs and PRoaRAmmEs for sale at the book
stores of VIM. Fischer, F. Taylor, and G.. Brooke,
TKRhs-G entleman's ticket 81 so Lady's ticket
IS cents for the course. Single admission, at the
door-gentlemen so cents; ladies 25 cents. .s
jan l3-eot29 M 8tmt III, 313, N
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From the Albany Evening Journal. I

TEE The Evening Post complains of the friends
Of Mr.. Calhoun in New York, for adhering to
the grounds District Delegates) which that
paper assumed but abandoned. The Calhoun
committee, as will be seen by an extract below,
boldly repudiates Mr. Van Buren's Baltimore
Convention. Among the names appended to
this Address, we recognise many active, eff
Gent, and influential supporters Of Jackson and
Van Buren, - @&
/" For ourselves, we are resolved. We desire
TO act in Harmony with and to preserve the in
tegrity Of the democratic party. We wish TO
secure the triumph Of our principles by selecting
a candidate nominated in such manner as to
unite and arouse its energies in his support.
We cannot concur in any nomination to be made
By the Baltimore Contention, because ,oe can NOT
dcquesce in the principle ,uh,ch it is to be or
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MEssRs. Rusr AND BANKs.-The Rochester
Democrat Of January II, contains long letter
from E. J.Stratton, Sheriff of Rochester, to whom
the information was first given respecting the de-
caaration Of the woman Leggett, stating that it is
oil farce. He says 4g4
:. have probed the matter to the bottom, ard
at last the individual referred to, who first made
tho disclosures to my informant, has plead guilty
to the charge Of wilful and deliberate falsehood,
without assigning any reasons for so doing. That
the statements were absolutely false, abundantly
appeared without any such acknowledgement =
Surc1DE-The Coroner held an inquest on
Sunday at No 233 Walker street, on the body Of
a young girl named Josephine Bingham, about 10
years of age, and native of Bristol, England,
who came to her death by taking laudanum and
arsenic. The circumstances attending the sad
affair are as follows It appears that after the
death of her mother, her father married his SER
want girl, with whom Josephine could not live on
amicable terms, when she determined to come to
this country, and sailed from Bristol about six
months ago. On arriving here, she found en-
poyment for short time at the millinery bust
ness, but was soon discharged in consequence Of
her employer not having business for her.. She
then went into the employ of Mr. Fulsom, gimp
maker, and took board at 233 Walker street,
where she took the fatal poison on Thursday and
fingered in great distress till Saturday morning,
when she died. Verdict in accordance with the
above-Ncu York Tribune.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, WASHING TON.- The
IN Lessee respectfully informs the public that this
theatre will be re-opened in few days with dra-
matte company Of acknowledged talent aad that his
arrangements such as will enable him TO present,
through the remainder Of the season, succession Of
entertainments worthy of the encouragement Of the
friends of the legitimate drama. Jan Is
THE BOSTON SCHOOL SONG-BOOK, pub
i ished under the sanction Of the Boston Academy
Of Music, original and selected, by Lowell Mason,
price 81 cents; for sale at the book store Of MA
84'r r. FARNHAM
nov c. Corner of ii street and Penn av
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! IT NoTicE.-The members Of the, Executive
Committee of the Clay Club are requested to meet
this evening, at o'clock, at the City Hail, "West
wing sag1T alis6aal ID e.sfls ian a. IA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11
TIE TRIBUNE.
For the Clay irlDnne-
THE CLAY GATHERING.
By II. NELSON WHITE.
CAs sung by the Clay GIce Club Of Syract

FROM ycnder green valley what egiona advance
Wha, sounds from the rocks are reboundihg;
On the Banner OF Freedom the sunbean' glance
And loud the shrill Bugie is sounding.
And If you ask what you there behold.
,Tisa gathering for HARRY the true and the bold
See! see the proud phplaux anayed for the fight,
All fear from our bosoms dispeliing
Our .rue-hearted Wings maintaining their right
Aud the Glad shouts OF freemen are swelling.
And ii you ask what you there behold
lisa gathering for HARRY tho true and the bold
Before our brave legions, the traitor, the kndue,
And hosts of the spoilers" are quailing
Our CHAMPION is destined our country TO save
And freedom shall live-ihough dcspois assain9.
From age to age il shall be told,
sTwas the FARMER OF ASHLAND" the tree
and the bold.
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!. '.'SH Sic5I.ib. ya,iais. stafses < Chairman.
Ar=i.ed'
So, Eiw-ns. Hsmbur:: Q : e Bsin6iia:e.


The br- Cleaner Of Nouat iSit .;oH' Anste;ain . .i
-. re eli -:egya Castls Biutf s.;a9gtA' lana "a ~.
the }4h tiay !, jamaica ls-sf s-7s, az - M "a, -. I've
- .-r-5s tl,ar5.-! ls-. 3' .'enl ia= ,iti- ri c
-. sngf.rt.e -a' y" f-tiia" ''''.'-
-.....z-. f--...-. 6rs-toti-l llt t- lcr-i 70;
uL-r= ir- --ss- .-7'i,- ~. w
.a -.r...ie i,- of ner caFrs Flre- % ,'. -
.. S,--..,---1 1- .li-lsr 'tr- i0us! ard le
ilz.1- ..---... S. TN 5d-. .- -s5-7Fe.. l ii 49,
-....s-t f,-,'s y1l -ci1 i1sttaileil 3E Moo
- - t.-sl ri ,!.- ..-i stgeS, aui n>1 1l
,is1 Ns,rat -I IS representative 10y '- "s.'s'' u
sy-araft ASIDE Estate.
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Eunhen. le.

Nay 90 lat 50. Ion 6 ~ ship -iis, standing 70 ;ne E''
49,! Ia, 20 Ion - was enaizcl. bark steering
ut. shown. lie Nos Il q S-aa fo-ef Boston TOT a'a
'a!5 date, let .. lon IS, Jris ca.. Baker "A days ffoa
S?S'9i Sag M Ia. 81 IS, lon 80 ship ;aea, Ricefm Noeaa'
~, i.I,arrun..
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IgY ORDER 0i Nathan t. Caves, Esl cggsn.s
- Corr: Cauu4.ssrG-I s,4gs NJ o-tal :il-, ,ss
-t oil 8s-ia. firsiI flTa1- gi "a ,.f sit,str,.t
b., i-.:,s. A. crsg-t= ST ALooN y. HARDING -
Az ,o.roatrg ~ conceded l-t 81. dur ifoo i3- u w.
,i -rre-. tr,r Dota,a s.loEsf. ruricsg; 20 r. :,t
M sf.tut- cosc=rerg " lbDiss'i s.stst IA,eoats
caGc7sr .u drelar; 'Gd thst he SAFE, vals
sold o tbs payment # ISIS c"b;5 usl' ut sad Aisa ",
y i1 ,f or and dt,citrsr sccA ascamest aessrilB. .
law " ;nia t1rse from he Ent fu2llesbo, Of ~
.otic-ad sat thr rsy ypea Of .rr debt; auc 70 ,s
-very Of any rTog-t belonging the aud DEBTOR hn
of h.s u-- I'D TIE ,-n'f- % po7ey BY si ~ iI
niIr91fe Shs~Tsr ara ortlltrs ~ sn E=d .rsrod pt
f-5tu.r; 2sth isii. y. ,. CAAFNtN. Auot-y fer
mn u iswyn Attaching Cf-Sbr
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''e'' W5i i'4isCagTr. or. }l1Garze P.azzz2s. o;

DRAFTS az ENGLAND. iREiaN ~ 5.t.-,'eI
- s, .it.-r relI-rn. fruse. ilr irta.,s atie tit
1ua'C, pe ,uun1ei with otr'-s ~ '''r, Q" = ,
~ - -. IiD. ~ t5i rGcuri. .s 'i i.a'.
.rlu ,r. 40 ~ sIy u.i-f ciG7-t ai Niurl 5tt oI
an, Vro,fncJl 7ti Doe llts,f- i1r-- Burr O. -"
f,.uFcr. LHnG.n l. hHrueti : GO. i:Nc 11-e H;l ni
ls.t iy-gpaa Eastern Haak --gl H. Gfve.ocs itne
,tnuguuy, ~ William fOi'<-, Hunter * - SrHiara
md Scotland and Wales. which jl- v be- p-':ir2i ~
r Packet oi lin. lfl list. of .ih or the Royal iin
:eriper winch caves Boston ;hc lt o june uuptca
'uJ 10 v = - = .iis7' q = -
une. ;i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11
PORT OF NEu-YoRk, JUNE 10 Z.
Cleared.
, ,. .,... n,':5s. elssss iTer5ooL. Kermit; coclorn

Slip rni-el s7.es Bri;;on, Liverpool K Kermit No'-o'a
i1cT. Ellh iie. , N,,-tt = y,--l,h
20: - - -r1uifl Iifer-n. " tFesser; Naasrari
- t-! >Jaer. CB, SoCie. 'aey ) %. Aaiea' Lea
'oa ,i. leIs. Nc5.ib yo,.!s ss < Chairman
Ar-i>eti. =.
ship Henry Bliss, Cuu1m.n-, = i II Iirc7ool rnd'e 70 y
G Nsi.and. T.. -, psi-lsl,f,i. coal
go, 80: ;. !,,f,-. ll.rl.ss mn -er TO Snow.
.. i..,sd ,.yca u & tn -4:or lumber to >u'''h
ea, st s ssy Oak. shaw i in ealas e Lumber to mas
'e! 5ear Patriot. Croker, fin Thoae>eon. 'ire.
SAILED.
SIN. Fi,r-ra Hamburg: |, : -. Ben6ra:e.
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eiiers rom tn county mus come poE
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson & Co.'S Celebrated
Nln'I,II' \ u \ L III.

THIS Medicine. compounded solely from vegetable maeI'
dent. detrnen,- health. discovered about yei
since hy nn md yila tuely afflicted with UICERt tItb
most cinent phy.c,4i. IN ;e United state, s.t years
without the least apparent hope OF restoration 70 ho1in 1nd
By them pronounced ncufable, bat who after tki'S the
named medicine lu i've weeks, e-toff- 10 rrfct
health That medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
ce and has never iaei nany instance when iaken accord
dance g,h directions To- ERECT gseet rie ~ nc i22%Bs
NTED SCR0ECllA, BRONCHITIS. FEVER SURtS,
klsG'S EVIL. IHlS'TELO lNFLAIMATDRE;. AND
Pti5iPIas: t,'% The fiCF' sG[i HEAD Az, N.
Or * IiFI.iE STATE OF THE FLOOD. The eisa-
e. u Dis medicine h7s been tested IN an the tssos above
cnuuet tel ana m effect. ,ry astous:ns Ony one -
ias, ,g1 usually ptouce effect ygf In most ca
oe bo al he ,.eri cn,;p SiI !rt Sore b. .s-
proI.fy. and producing e'iectua neii'e
ofte whoe system purifying and producing I1';ect aco"
ler,on. while taking it. should refrain from the ofal
@aei S,s9 s5afs oas s NJ ''of fH6 icS g. STf;AAGF
50 P,ae.tree opposite the Custom Ilouss New
York aud al 10 ,,tqr House no e3 and ~ Br adwsy
corner Btoadway and tham5es No. = fr9I';eet m
stree; No. ~ ard 3k Hudson. and = amq9gt street col
ii g" No. lie and s. Cherry. So is Waikef,t,eet
Me- % Calane-straet Nos s'l and IL Pe-'iEeet No III
ErooIlyn j. w Smith, corner Of Fulton and Cranberry
Streets and VIM Bagoye, snires Batings corner w
qv and Ataaict. and b a.! the principal druggists IN lie
3; ioss5ow So 4 Geeys5 @ e. Clinton Buildings,
r. ". Dyou < Sun. No. liz Ncln S,coa,!.i. General
" .r!eSe!a \ gen, for Philadelphia.
instruction, ior takne The rtce md gra, number olcer
the uhoYe r,iess NJ eodiGi IL
FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF Al.
DI.cas e. aili; Etruytion- ar !ae : KIN
SsAN thousands al: oi TIE n:Dn nh'e teei cHied
Lfner .ryE every remedy OF different n dseaes.
P,mplcs. Fceckles. Suubcrn. Tan
tusphew, Sait Rh-un, scGryy,
v single lay often fs cake ii tie genuine Jones Italian
Chemical soap. Reader. tbs sGap, although adver.
OF
discovered and vii seasaly % al Aefe stled II clean
and whiieHs
,7rk Sunb;flt or Yellow Skin,
rendering healthy aGd cear EaTe @hen eyey thing
Cure Old Sore Haa,,. Ringwonn. &c.
Scaly salt Rheum. Rou-i Skin.
II made in the form OF beautiful piece o soap. and
pleasant. remedy Give one t:!sl.
But :eader this article carnterseed End you mns; be
very particular ard bug nowhere ee IN " Y but az the
The American Eas s. Chatham street md 81 broadway
Agents. is.t!ns, BOztOa Zsber. Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia Hnys. - Fulton street Brooklyn.
MI I'm
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s5s-r,s CHURCH nglLs AND TowN CiGcSsr T.sl X; I

szz-+.s CHURCH HglLs AND TOWN C5l1In, 5.l.1,IS, i
8 S :; The ,a5scrbeF who s'i sw,11S5 ,s,5 - is Gx a
s.aA b.,; lsaei Church Bell. s1d nl,9 st'es ~ 1
tie rLsj Bel sad DiHOma pr Io~Sa 80 ,r 4
bilsd the Far O.: Tie American r.ii'ue y. w N I'll
now pLsusrh al b., Fonrdry al Wsst Troy New- lIL -
ni. e o from - 10 lo bs 'u-d- O;: seai S
x.franta! IN stand sud tone 10 psgse-esla' " ,4sI
-ro.gl AT lion Yo&e with S.oyetbis Ans "
demand ur t Bells fha 'l=t sFite7ce that cth f.esI
their excellence. Ofien have been r-e6Fei TON .Ssnl
ar! frls aii the st=;crN about 40 hasc te'l gy.-l
different places the Ssts of Newl OK TOM ~ I'D
Town C.ocE' ieyeiay sd surveying iTsnI- sA'' ~
and .a!s !''l, IN c'ns'' &c &C. AyDREg urSEzgI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

. g. ". Irrr5t. rss'c-, 81 2 '''ci iil 9fo'nt tt-H
th, rbs,, na- ,- iresiit massage 'ppiT 60
iRlNNEG.i.. NiNflEE : 60. = ~"G... -
- PACKET FOR BRISTOI-G Nl1-i.o .ia sal posl l
- riyelg on tie l .us The well Known q. - II. -
49,. lvarIte Packst ship "COSMo." Capt W IL Vt 7
TTTJ;rIE wI,a uun,tual.y rs advertised. >ls his sii
a,f accommodation, for CABIN. EHn6e- tfuina second
calm a1A Seefa-e Passengers. Those aboGt poceeii 90
tba l Country viii de- well select tie Co>mp - te',
ny.yarce For farther particulars apply bos toot cI
T,i.ys;.tse;. o, 10 w < J. 7. TAfSC0Ff,
"a Is suulh-si cor. MsldenaGe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

Cid at Falmouth June s ship i,ashoHka. Ednd-e South
Sd I'm Proyleace th ship Bauc., Reed Pacific lsnd ST.
sd i'm New lIe!iol on the III, 49,. sho Ere "lle, North
Wet Coasi bsrk jasper, Pcp iiantc and Indian Oceans.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

IN PURSUANCE ot an orJer O; lhe SgrcZ.i.
Of III, C1uHtT q; New YORK lo:c- u h-tsy ;',, !. i.
T-r,ect a.YIis i-s slirt; "a Is BLACKHELl i,,
Of n it, Of E.~-Ge. tsc.'.-i 20 ?.'ss! IL as, VIZ
Tie reerasrs ;h.tat 80 Il. 's5'e2-r = he oste efSza
a.-s-r No p t-s s,r- ~ .i- cay OF Mem Noik "a
. --fi-.c m. ,r-.i.,t tsY cd JuiyrtNt.
p7t.d \ u. orr. th- sis...l tsy y lrusrr, isu
=. ylnWFff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

f A line Of Steam Packets has been established
between TINS City urd Richmond, va. under the au-
spices of Henry Ludlow, Esq. intelligent and en-
terprising merchan, OF the latter place. The first
tip will be made in about fortnight.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11
Passengers Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.

In ts4 ,li0 Henry B'iss rea L'rerp90+' b'V-E '1 :
tha.. rt|.A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11
s.ics a, Auction. June 10.
The cottage and GROUND on 9Th nrenue uad 7s:h and m
ASHBURTON LACES.
@. Z. WEMrLE.

40. 3 CEDAR, oSg DOOR IRON Sa.sAr-sT,
As JUS; received handsome assortment nf .tshDuroG
f.-ces Lace Capes Cardinal, and Shawl. l0i erihFoe
Feet Net -hawis arTecc Sears and SIawl yle Lace
Caps Ruches six Blond Qulln- anu Footing colo Grape.
i,r Bonnes R15ou fimps, Silks, Hosiery. Gloves and M
Fam. Printed lawns liZorne ladies' CEavatS. Ncs Lace
Collars. plnIty Collars. &c. &C Je5
pIZORlNi.S Bazo-ine-, Nery rch Wool Wool and SILK
- and ?IusliG ijaizoTineo of yHuous ,tgle..
Muslin De LINES Of uow and eesan, patterns Of rich and
beautiful cOors Ut all prlres ifnm led.
Aio rr.c assortment o -haw. A'pscras. BcmhhZnes
c Sc Spring the ge.anet cheapest street
in Yngh b = purchase goods in :lic whole city.
HUhCfIARD & HAZARD.
les iwN l6j Spring Go1r from Thompson street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

FRAN lN In,h AVENCE-pUBLlCA AOfItE r, II ~ ~,
~ ~ -iveu. q NJ pfI4 hl- tsen pft'es ~ us @ ~
cd Aldermen, 10 construct LhIa Isaih A's'as' i'l
!sih -treet tu 'Ae 'iriu % ..f:i Su'ot. t,
Persons u'eICst in ti, pla1s ;rn md oia-' 70 t y
- ue'trt tu pgesert i.f,T OaU-Uls IN wfirr
,sact, MS office. Hall OF cc0id ~ % b te lf ~
june iGst. cAML, : - !. 49,. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

Great care will be taken
re o. the bet Description,
.o~ fixed ~ - outward lof
,ysrs. Neither the captains
.ie r.s.pou.ibie tor any lc'ie>.
uni.ss regular bulls ul i-t:ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11
aynRE;Y sIESgELI

,--..,.., WARRANTED Casts cA5T,sTtli1IF:r TtsiI:r' ,s To3s
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WESTMINSTER, Iloyey...

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ab'eand experienced nayisg'ors
th1t ii.e hed., wIue-. stnre'. x.
TIE pTcc % cabin pasS1ss :
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11


And did those mighty heroes intend their for lsye
10 bow 10 foreign bishops who crossed me oceans waves
No voice comes booming DER vast extended uaiH
March on ny brave Americans. Thousands hO!G sisin
and shn our Common Schools the he ab strongest hope
Re welded by decetiu! faests B'hop, the Pope
Nu answer free born Iillon-s,re u>T q traitors rdre
Advance advance Ametic1ns-you bUasted bui~afk,
oua .,ur, the snc.ct buec,hc American youth dash on
aa forc gsrs shall bs;e the rogR4-ouf waE.c7y, VI asi
instOn. S~c.
Now. sir, in both Of these il might seem to q dull
proser that very Objectionable IDEAS and purposes
we're iuculca'ed. You viii certainly think 20. But I!
throw nysei back on The old canon ef license thai
has a!ways been granted 10 poeis and painters. And
so interpret the words a. II thousands should be
lain y; they 30 no; signify, as you wculd imagine
literal Staying, but only poetic slaughter. Soalso
give them traitors grave" means grave o.
poetry And base foreigners shall bite tie ground
is 10 be interpreted in the same way.
TO give YOU nm idea of the spirit OF the eihsion,
from which you have quoted, b. insnualing mean
ing which the poet never could have intended, let
me quote to you the two first siapzas which seen
to be in reference 10 the independence and freedom
of the Couuuy:-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11

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moved 10 the bu3nc pfgr,1;sly occupied - ne M
non I;al,. Hotel No a aiis '9'apia cgfer q ~ :
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-11
OsFIcE OF REctlyEE O TlHas.,

DURSUANT TO -r.oluiion of tie Board Of sSpe'''l
adopted May q. lS.+. public Eouoe ), hereby g'p ~
hy the "a Section oi tt. Set eueb the super1 o. W
C.ty 10 raise money b, tsr, p,,ed HsT ~ w ne ~
beurd ~ erroneous ns'e-sr' Sheg my sl
bren made by he 1s,e[sers ui stFtro the ai'
.S, Application io such re- ei 10 be made 90 re Sofs
within ires months after tHe ps-Sagc Ias Hc rt9 msH
he gwen by tie u.iuvt Di the ca BY cbsi <M
delc that tie srruuenu. ssaf,t1ent dt Ho HF rem aI
neglect part Of tho person peror s9pDSs V' ~
lei
Notice al.o hereby .se N q, pe.oa who b-e peio
81 tie CaHR01 Council Il r.=i from efrpne i' ~
ne@ applications under faii ec tr the B9s,l q Sgt''
8. d. b.. 1srrs17ry H. Il. kisSsItD
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