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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-09-14

M. WISE.

OP t @ IA N, FIR ON G Err M NY.
Most respectfully informs the citizens Of New York. and the
public IN general thai he has located hmsefin this city, and
to-day 4T Broadway, large and complete
sorment Of Spscmces and Reading Glasses, in Gold Silver,
and Steel Frames He would also remind the public whom
he IS partly known by his annual Saratoga Springs
the last nine years that by his knowledge Of the optical
he enabled determine the glasses suitable for
eye Persons wh weak eyes can be supplied with glasses
winch Will greatly benefit and the sight Particular
attention called style Of perspective ground glasses
OF the finest hint, which, through their high polish and
ground the vision have highly
nended the best IN their effects the for preserving
and improving the sight continued writing and reading.
Shorghted and such have been operated upon
cataract also be ued He Likewise glasses Of
superior quality old frames and socits the patronage of all
IN want OF his articles. Please call at
NJ. WISE, Ontician,
~ Du Rroal
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II oRsE POWER-Op the Inclined Plane principle in per
ssfss e. ); %s s "i :; iss: ~ ): Hss."
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dbEOn REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
WOOO For the of GononhGa, Glee Structures and
analogous complaints Of the organ OF generation. .
Of all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints THIS
IL the most certain.
It makes speedy and permanent cure, without the least
sction Diet drink change in application TO blu.
siness.
public II the medicine does not speak for ITSELF shall
speak Our object h 70 notify where i can be had and
brought in which the Mixture will not effect rapid cure under
This is disease that unfortunately pervadss all ranks Of
ceyhigh low rich and matrimonial and Angle They
selves without the Least In the shortest time posb
Further disease cannot be contracted dose OF the Mix
ture is taken at night going 70 bed when exposed.
IL bottles with full directions accompanying IT.
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cu
"iF Cr All al. e oalS W y9 Minors 1872 Broadway Of
John street Opposite Franklin House, New York; Jones COR
ner Of Chestnut Seventh Phadspha; and At NJ
SAITH ., W shinRton strs-s. Boston. ans Inn IN
GAIT AND FISH sTORE-aOO half barrels Halifax No.
1900 bIs Nos - and Mackersl 600 halfdo do do do
50 half bbls No: lSaybrook shad.
300 bbs God and Scale Fish.
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon.
sSS do Sounds and Tongues
1000 otis Cod Fish, suitable for shipping.
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt
200 bbls American Salt.
20 do New Salmon.
5000 lbs smoked do, SC. &c.
All for sale in lots to suit purchaseT,, by
81 lm*ec 81 Dsy street.
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ONE SHILLING PER LESSON,

C,,uopo Ir,,t ~ 100 NO 1irn aAa IL - Eh sh ava
= Italian Languages, Book-keeping, Nayigatio1 Algebra,
teomsry Tngonomery, Surveying Writing, Arithmetic &c.
Circulars and references be had of j. D. NORRIS
". b. Evening Glasses. 81 lmsec
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University City Of New York and that he has exclusive
cse diseases o9s s 20 sf he
S
practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
sSs By as.s. sy .ss several %
city Persons afflicted with pIotracted and nvsterate
IT,
Doctors profound attention medicine may be had . pre-
vent certain disease in Of It's forms iel7 sm.
,. ,o,,, PARIS LIFE PILLS,
THIS POPULAR .. MEDICINE is now in such demand,
Thou.ssds Of pess. sspspsia bys
THos ROBERTS NJ Is t e.; street,
This isl Medicine Spanish = snch Ger
the same Languages for saporiatOn aust m.m
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES'.
ST e .;fs: is s
an INDISPENSABLE article Of the Female wardrobe combines
+ sSi
he e the
chest gives free and healthy action the Lungs and
full and pleasing outline % lie surs Che
Snsqs %
ii % 5 o Which sn .ad o @
% Id ns 4 T % wa" &C. Sssu en-:
sSsd for The last eighteen wears in che % Of sn,
sss s Pi sss aP.
door from Drosdyay where lady perfectly acquainted with
W ana Of e os ss Dc
q lmsec 2T Broadway corner Of Park Place.
WOOLLENS.
HE NRY GEON,
Fs Of cS ss. Cad %anG Msw 9S
informs the manufacturers and dealers in woosns that his
pared with promptness all may
6s sOns1 q him ass%sa. q
Orders may Be ' i R & vs. & Fes street.
Woeor t,as Si,ds 4, q ti Pine ., street
Halsed, Hs sass. ( Con- o.. 81 i NASSAU street.
81. jons. 4 Co., u Pine street. aus lm.rc
sNGE 20 ns y Z:
ys x. United !. = s
pad Of Halls Tmsses to see il they are endorsed by Dr. Hull
Without rs Snars are o. 70 DC ''ed upon x0od
& have ssa a., ynS aSos G s
auence These limitations cannot be relied upon they made
Room. have been fitted No yesey exclusively
men where female is in constant attendance wait upon
=. r 81 $:,:
Grand Division Streets where he has unpacked Just now
splendid Italian and English Ornaments in
Alabastr Black Marble Spa Agata Yellow stone stalacte
&C. Consisting Of various sizes OF GROUPS Figures Buss
Tazzes Hebe Ewes Euscan Vases Candlesticks Tspers
Spil Pots Lamps Warwick and Deyonshir Vases, Shell
es Bulls Cows Ioa. Boaches NscEscesS obes B Bs
oxzoly and Ring Vases Paper Weights Ring Stands Card
Naples Books on Sonchelogy MinsrsIogy Geology Marine
Cleaning and repairing Of every description moderate
terms Admission frrsg ala irnsrn
WATCHES! WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Those
W who wish to purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
nains Gold Pencils, Keys &c. will find greatly their adj
Of the above retail much lower than other house the
city, Gold Watches low $40 and 325 each Watches
good the money returned Watches Clocks and Jewel
~ repaired the hest and warranted much less than
the usual prices. q. q. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and JeweIrv
NJ imsm Wholesale and stall. Wall IT. up stain
ITORsE POWFR-Cn the Inclined Plan. nrirc;rj. i ~,
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ygJIE;G iysg sSM,I 5TIrs ENGLISH EXPRESSES

(VhEAT 1000 sH'bsI' FTimi Ia9io, FgI,sI.5T.-.
mm South svsst.J
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HALSTEDS- (PATENTED) EXERCISING
CHAIRS


FOR SALE ass BROADWAY AND % NASSAU ST.
MIR. HALSTED has certificates from number Of our
principal physicians and recommending these Chairs
dyspepa Two or ,6ns ~ bsss are sabionsd He
has Others Of similar from Drs Bedford smith, Francis,
oarvin Gilman Doane, Parker. Beck and petmold 49,.
have CHAIR by Mr. Oliver Hased which
appears admirable substitute for horseback
else which its motion resembles IL has however
the additional giving sctse exercise the muscles
arms and chest Il appears to that il will be highly
useful many of the digestive organs
the uterine sem; also that il will be valuable acquisition
r. WATTS, Jr, NJ. D.,
Prof Anat in College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
The Exercise Chair invented by Mr. Halstead appears
10 be admirably calculated supply the place of horseback
exercise when that Is mnractcable with the additional adj
vantage OF giving much action the muscles 81 the
arms aud chest cannot, therefore, highly recommend 70
the medical prosion valuable aid in the treatment OF
many Gases of chronic Diseases but especially q dypep
ana Of such other disorders Is Pnsg sen s1dse b.
New York May II, 1874. ).
vented by Mr. Hasted would state that believe eminenty
calculated the for which il designed by
the inventor While gives TO thu muscles oil the arms and
the dumb BELLS simultaneously the
Thoracc Abdominal and Pelvic Vscera that
peen found beneficial many affections Of those organs il
the horseback exercise Of being al
ways hand less expensive, capable of being used in all
tmd the great recommendation of never
away To students and Others Of ssdentary habts-to
nyad and those suffering under variety Of chronic aec
tons especially torpid and conspated condition Of the bow
els believe The Exercising Chair Will be found valuable
means Of improving and restoring their health
-, WILLIAM 2. BUEL. NJ. ID.
The Improvement made the chairs within few days past
such as 10 free them entirely from They be used
worked by child-and occupy than
chair. 81 2wsm
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ME- W YORK, SEPTEMBER. Isl4.

ME- YORK. sEPTEMBER. 1874.
FRESH IMPORTED STOCK OF
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH WOOL
TO BE d dE5sSip AZ " ,S SSSj, AZ: !, 1884,
s @ 20 ssss
and consist in '. # tl ss sGlf Y;5ss d yis
Ca''im'' and Vs'nf Broad cloh' srm'n Castor Beavers
1hs''I and Eas aRnf Blo. 2G cio and c'''"'
oA'' Psddsss fss S1ls:
snehs "a: =! Eaf ssSss sFf xss.s G
And Tailors' Trimmings,
Won win please favor !. w sis6y s es and obu.
Your most 0 SETfN is;s'S e CO..
J; STREET NEAR ISs sSzHs
TxPREss PRICES REDUCED-TRs Subscriber. hav.
reduced their Express prices all small packages Of law
fm Sm G s ey and q he 70
ss.Th We'll, ito e Ssssss
at: sa points on the kLfiSvfNasToN WELLS roMERoY
,,l RLANTEkS AUIEL. SrATEN ISLAND Isl! Al
cept9n of boarde The s1bsereer begs leave e mention
wo Ell f.ss. : A.;:
.egun MR.. CHILD having been engaged
SssSSSS ~ for many years. in conjunction with
GsCEsssSSSSS$SSSAEA his father eminent Ocuist in
FSsssssLsSS8 England in the treatment of diseases
mN&3SRV@ Of the Eye, and having Succeeded
* 8M 'JMNW in restoring sight in numbers Of
N%W I'M which had been abandoned
incurable by other Oculists, respect
fully offers his professional services
in this branch OF medical art His
mode Of practice is simple and easy
neither resortng those painful methods which
ly adopted recurring that ksome confinement from light
and air unpleasant food which
ally enforced Numerous OF his successful have
publicly recorded which he REFER and he
the value and efficacy Of his mode Of practice
which may be inspected by any who favor him with call
He will undertake where there good
expecting his aud object being assist in the
restoration Of that nesmabe blessing sgh!he poorest
the opuent Mr. CHILD may be consulted daily un
days excepted from 10 at GO Vandam four doors
poor gratis. au30 lmsec
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WAfCHES! WATCHES AND yEWELRY-Those
~ who wish to purchase Gold q Silver Watches, Gold
ysaage to call the subscibe who selling all descriptions
city, Gold Watches low $40 and t each Watches and
Jewey exchanged bought. All Watches warranted keep
" repaired in the hest and warranted much less than
the usual prices. q. q. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewerv.
NJ Imsm Wholesale and sstsi % Wall up stain
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A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL FILLS are the most
"A speedy certain dscovereaor the Of GO
norrhna gees all urehra discharges irritation OF the kid
neys &C. cases. box usually sufficient 70 effect
perfect in fortyegh hours In old cases obstinats
elects equally having cured thousands
who nearly fallen victims 70 this hord to
njudicous Of and quacks
who very frequently their vctims constitution or send
them suffering unmely grave These Invaluable iills
ygoras he system generally WIZ full dss,Sion. 81 FIR
ss Catherine street. and Olco McKesson Co. 27 Maiden
lane.
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VALUABLE FARM AT FLUSHING, LONG
ISLAND, FOR SALE.
Sk THE subscriber Offers for sale that valuable Farm
Twhch he resides situated ns the of Flushing,
S.hree quarters Of mile from ST. Thomas Hail. one and
the city Of New York containing about Of the
best quality Of land high Of cultivation having been
thoroughly MANFRED the last spring. On the premises
elegant mansion house. yfour feet front by foyight feet
deep built the best and completely filed with
brick containing thirteen large basement with
for large family genel boarding house; barn. car
rage house. ice house, and all other necessary outbud
ings wells of excellent water, and a large cistem
the house. There is also the farm cottage with
garden attached suitable for farmer fine orchard
q Apple and Pear in full bearing and great variety Of
finest kinds Of Grapes, Raspberes, Gooseberes, &C. Toa
gentleman business this desirable location
count Of its proximity the village from which stages and
steamboat the city of New York five times day. For
terms, which viii be very low, or further information &C.,
Ply TO ISAAC G. DELAPLAINE, ESQ., No. New street. New
York. or to the subscriber on the p~naIEses ,,rcur
FLusHINc 9Th Sept, 1874. 50 lw*ec
"a BREWERY AND. FARM FOR sALE.-Ths Sub
E:l Brewery" in Pttseld Mass, mile the Great
Western Railroad IL is in good repair most Of the utensils
nearly and capable Of brewing 1000 barrels Malt
house attached capable Of mailing 6000 bushels
Few beweries the Of doing
safe and profitable business situated in the Of manufac
turing district where the consumption OF ale rapidly In
creasing.
The Farm consists of acres Of which well timbered
the under cultivation well fenced and good buildings
Will be sold separately or together Terms Easy INV
West Troy Albany County July 10th. 1884, i9 tire
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THIS POPULAR MEDICINE is now in such demand,
that long notices of its efficacy Unnecessary
Thousands Of Testimonials Of perfect cures of Dys-
EMERY Scoiua and Nervous Complaints, be at the
THOs. ROBERTS & CO.,
No. IN Fulton street.
This Medicine put up in Spanish Portuguese French Ger
and Italian Wrappers with Books of Directions and Tes-
tiInouas in the same Languages for aust msm
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oPPEN-2oq eases English Sheathiug' comprising a. full
.~ "'''' '''" "'"'' X SSEtlssis ::.l ~.
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REsTATJRANT FRANCAIS.

RESTAURANT FKANCAIS
BONNARD, Nassau stress. The proprietor can H..
lessy recommend this establishment 10 general
Il ha. for many years besn conducisd style tha - @
French Foreign residents has afforded universal
ton His table abounds with every LUXURY the most fasdions
require whether In the Engsh French style Of cookery
and Enxh polite and the general .aa aCd
sociJ rartie, mot TO be equalled j. bONNARD,
a lmsrc Nassau susss.
MISSOURI REPORTER,
ST. LOUIS MO-, No. 81 Locust St
A N extensively ccuaed Democratic paper, in which all
with the West will find greatly TO their advantage 10 advertise
Terms ADVERTISING:
For to is lines one insertion. .........$15
" each subsequent insertion
" months, I" ~
" three months, " :. 20
+" six months, Z" ,....... 100
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, =

10 Cedar Street.
THE SUBSCRIBERS offer choice and well selected stock 81,
actual Country MerchanA will find greatly their adj
vantage in order to the market value Of
il they do intend The OF
city dealers also requested Our goods all marked il
can 's''s'ufHiiU5T rS;iiNd CAswELL 4 SMITH.
Five Per Cent Store,
ANA lmkrc l6 Cedar street, Pearl
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MR.. REYNOLDS, OF ILLINOIS.

He hos come out (Mr. Tyler before the people
in opposition TO United States Bank which is in d;.
rect accordance with his whole life. lie has nobly
dared TO do his duty in defiance Of Wing threats and
Wing denunciations p"
This proves (extract from the first veto message)
the President to be lnea descendant Of that great
and glorious State which has p, oduced so many wise
and gifted statesmen. That State may feel proud
for her talented and enlightened SON. John Tyler. and
place him high IN her estimation with the fathers of
the Republic"
They (tbc Wings bad made choice of man lin
President Tyler that had the frmness and moral
courage, at the hour Of peril and in grca, crisis %
express his sentiments, fearless Of conse quences-
Every wing from end Of the continent 10 the other
knew, Def re the election the sentiments Of John Ty
yer on the Bank subject lie had been public man
Tor twenty hvc years md had not kept his opinion.
on ,hs important measure in the dark, ibid under a
oo'h.' In every situation OF life he came out fear
essy ard openly, alter the manner Of his own State
ana made his sentiments known to the world No
whse can have the hardihood TO ny that ne was i'm.
Psss on or deceived BY John Tyier-
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CORRECTION OF A MISTAKE.

To re Edio . u the National iateiigsneey
GKsrLEnEs; la one Of the leaders If the lntelli-
geoeer OF yesterday morning, you state, that the
f" New York Central Convention prefer MIR. Van
bufen as the Democratic candidate. Lest any mis-
understanding should alse, and the Convention al
luded TO, be mistaken for any other Democratic Con
vention, lconsder you bound TO correct the error
into which you have fallen, aud TO state that the
New York Convention which expressed their pre-
ference for Mr.. Van Buren,, was " The Central Con-
vsnors ef Van Baren Associations" The Conventions
and mass meetings Of the Tyler Democracy far out
number those of the Van Buren, Democracy and
must not be COMPOUNDED with them.
A TYLER MAN.
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u5rTHE DEMOCRA TIC NATIONAL TYLER
CONVENTION, FOR THE NOMINATION OF
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, WILL
MEET IN BALTIMORE ON THE FOURTH
MONDAY OF MAY, (be 9th instantly
The Committee OF Reception respectfully request
Delegates to the above Convention, their arrival
in the city, TO report at "Head Quarters" wrsrERs
HorsL, corner Of N. Howard and Saratoga streets,
Baltim re
Democratic papers throughout the country friendly
TO the Administration are requested 10 keep this no
tice conspicuously in their columns.
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COMMUNICATED.


II was pleasing to witness, on Saturday evening,
that there was a more numerous attendance At Ca
rusfs Saloon, and that there yet hope that the
erertions Of those charitable females ho have got
up fair for the benefit Of the Male Orphan Asy lum
under charge ofthe Sisters of Charity, would not prove
unavailing.
The fair will be continued during this week and
the ladies' having performed their part, appeal it'll
confidence to the philanthropy Of the other sex, ct-
gems and soourners, for that aid by which alone they
expect to continue institution, whose object is to
rescue helpless innocence from want and vice. and TO
give them such an education may render them
good and useful citizens.
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CLAY AND VAN buren,.
Specification ofhe Treaty. ofAshla,

Specification Of The Treaty Of ashland.
AT Whg M citing held last week at Norfolk,
(some Is attending) the following resolution Was
unanimously adopted;
Reso!esd, That upon the subject of the Immediate
annexation Of Texas, We approve the sentiments OF
Henry Clay and Martin Van Buren,, and in the words
OF the former'Coosider The annexation Of Texas al
fhis time wiho"I the assent If -MsIieo a measure
compromising the national character, involving us
certainly in war with Mex co, probably Nth other
Ioreisn powers, dangerous to the integrity Of the
Union nexpedisnt IN the present financial condition
Of the county and not called for by any general
preston Of public opinion
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II appears, by report from James Brown, E-q.,
agent Of the Post Office Department, tina, he ba,
reached 81. Louis in safety and lodged Thornton n
freeman, tie mail rubber, whose arrest by him in
Canada we noticed few days since, in the jail
there.
Freeman, hardened az he has been in the practice
Of inquiry seems at last TO relent He coufesscs to
the agent the having stolen from the mail at dferc
times. the sum Of $4,000 gives the particulars, and
promises restoration of the whole amount lie pro-
fesses that he still has secreted, at Carrol,on
Missouri, the scene of his nquites, about four-6ft'
Of the amoun, he thus obtained, and which he will
hand over, and offers to secure the payment Of the
remainder.
The agent confidently expects that the Who'll.
amount will, ultimately, be restored 10 its ghtfu
owners.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
NAVY AcENT's OrpIcI

NAVY AGENT's OyrIcE,
Washington, ID. C., May 8, lS43.
DRoPOsALs will be received at this office, until
i O'Clock on Saturday, the eighth day Of June
next, for the delivery Of the following COAL, at the
places and in the quantities herein designated, viz
Al Portsmouth, NeIr Hampshire.
IS tons Of peach orchard red ash anthracite, bro.
ken and screened
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, bituminous.
Al Boston, Ndssdchusetfs.
$50 tons peach orchard red ash, anthracite broken
and screened.
lI25 tons Beaver Meadow anthracite, in lump
400 chsldrons best Cumberland lump, bituminous.
5000 bushels aver &c Mid Lothian, bituminous
Al New York, ~ v
50 ons Lehigh, anthracite, broken and screened.
so chaldrous best Cumberland lump, bitumnous.
Al Philadelphia, Pa.
50 tons Lehigh, anthracite, in lump.
5000 bushels Of Pennsy Iyanis, bitumnous.
AT Washington, ID. c.
5000 =" lump do do
Al Norfolk
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, b.tuminous.
All the above GOALS to be OF the very best quail
y, to be delivered at the respective Navy Yards -
one half on OF Dtlorc inc DIN Gay OF next,
the remaining half on before the 5,h day of Az
gust next 22i0 pounds Of anthracite coal to the ton
and pecks Of bituminous coal TO the bushel, SUB.
ect TO the inspection Of officers designated by the
Commandants Of the respective Yards The Bitumi-
nous, Cumberland, and Pennsylvania Coal must be
lump, and be taken from mines the most approved
for the goodness OF its quality and freeness from sui
phur and other impurities, satisfactory evidence Of
which mus, accompany the bids as none other bids
will be considered, and no Cal will be received ex-
oept II corresponds strictly with the description here
IN given. Contracts will be prepared to be executed
by those whose offers accepted; for the faithful
performance Of which bond, with two good and
sufficient suretes 10 be satisfactory to the Govern
ment, will be required in one-third the amount OF
the contracts ten per cent will be deducted from the
amount ofeach delivery until the contracts com
piled with fully and 10 the satisfaction Of the Com
man ants OF the respective Yards.
BY order q the Chief e the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks. VIM. II. SCOTT,
Navy Agent
To be published once a week till the time is out in
Hills Patriot, New Hampshire Times, Boston
Aurora, New York; American Sentinel, Philsdel.
| phia Spectator, Washington; Old Dominion and
Chronicle, Portsmouth, Virginia.
may 10
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They (the Whgs) intended 10 deceive the Presl-
dent but he had the moral courage TO resist The i'm
position"
/" Submit the cause 10 the American people, (thst
oil The Bank) and they will sustain Mr.. Ty lern
Sir, you see the position MIR. Tyler occupies
Tie stands high towards the political zenith and where
do has Cabinet stand They occupy osition d-
rectiy opposed 10 the President Was it eve. known
before IN this any other country that the Chief
Magistrate Of the nation of one party in politics.
and hls Cabinet Of another i'-Houss Of Rspresenia
tires, august "a Ib4l
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The Hon. Henry Clay left this city last evening
IN the railroad cars going North intending TO go as
far as the Relay -house (nine miles on this side Of
Baltmore) TO stay there las. night and 10 proceed
this morning in the train passing from Baltimore
Westward directly on, without any stoppage, to
Ashland, his residence near Lexington-.Naiioaa al
inteiigsneer Of this morning