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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING.

a nana ~ A. THALE ana DAUGHTER respectfully
their Classes in Dancing Wszng and the Polka Dance will
eomm-ncc at the Assembly Room Constitution Hall ESQ
Broadway, on Saturday, October i2h, and will continue
throughout the
Days of Tuition for Young Ladies Gentnen under a.
uesday ald Saturday afternoon a, sand
Tor the elder class of Gentlemen Every new style or
Dancing taught IN Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
to pupils. s
Mr. w that the shall offer of his capabitv
Will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended on
plicatoi above or Il his Private Academy 10 rh
NJ Irnsr
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NIBLO'S THEATRE

- Under the Management Of w. Corbyn.
A GARD-MR. JOHN Dunn bees 10 announce his First
benefit IN America, for Tpesday Evening Nov l2b on
whch OCCASION ~ addition To the performances by h talented
company Of the Theatre, Mr.. w. BAnNfs and Mr. BaowNr
Olympic, have kindly volunteered their services.
bahesqge Of RICHARD YE THlRD-Richard MIR. John
DUNN King H.nry, MIR. Stevens; Lady Anne, Mrs. Tmm
together " h other entertainments.
he whole % conclude with the popular and aughable farce
called THAT RASCAL JACK-1he Rascal Jack MIR John
Dunn. - ~
Box-book now open. Dress Circle 50 cents; ri, and
nIl2 d
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Ihese returns show an increase in many Important
Hems such as Coffee cheese teas, beef corn, cotton
val stores -four, lard, lumber pork, and sugars while
there hos been very slight falling off In u exnortsso
butter, domecs, hides and OIL The who lie value of the
exports from this port for the month OF October i'm
cludng specie amounted to $s,aoi s2s, ss follows
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Fsasscngers Arrived /,

GAmRIABrg Francis Lord-Rev Samuel Hazelhurst, Rev
Joshua Smith, Missionaries from Cape Palmas; Don Manuel
Fernandez, Matthew Freeman.
Belize, Hop-Brig Gilbert Hatfed-J f. West.
ried Humphres.
,CHAR,EsroN.ste,m ship Mamon-J Bulkey, Mrs
Hull and child, Mr. Watson.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
CON G + RT,
AT the Tabernacle,

ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I3sb lsl4
BY The YOUNG MISS JOSEPHINE BRAMsoN,
- only nine and half Of which she will
pc assisted by the Eminent Talents of MADAME OTTO.
MASTER SCONClA, and FULL ORCHESTRA.
PART
Overture from the Tesenmuhle by Ressger Full
All ~ rina,e, @ from he opera Betly"-Se erudele
Grand Variations Brliante, for the Piano Forte,
on favore theme from Che vaide Bronze ''by
Fantasia, for the Violin. BY j. Arto from Lucia
d LammeImoor," with Orchestra Master Sconcis
Overture from the Freyshz" by Weber Full Orchestra
Air, from the Opera of Don Juan. ..'I,schmae.
voioncelo ~ Groenevelt Madame Otto.
Variations Brill ants for the Piano, with Orches-
ira accompaniment by Czerny. Miss j. Bramson
Duo Brilliant II for for rianosnd Violin, from Beinis ~
Berot. Miss Bramson and Master Scouca
Tickets One Dollar each; Child years OF age
ha price, To be had at the principal Music Stores at the
door on the evening Of performance Doors open
~ conmence ht o o CLOCK. MO 4tec
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RARE CHANCE FOR A ROPE-MAKER,
WHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS.
subserber declining business, wishes to dpose Of his
Rope Walk Machinery, Steam Engine, NC. For person
who wishes to lucrative business the above
rare opportunity there oeog IRON q 70 70 shps htted ~ The
vicinity The Engine and Bole (which Of about horse
power) will be sold il desed For other
particulars, address ROBERT HOLT,
n9 3w W&Ssnc New London, Coon.
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AUCTION SALES.

HESss EgkSEYhh ltRNesyass e M S 3ucFSSSr FhSr
bsr Il o'clock, No 72 Greenwich strsst hs Fami;urs
ss ss:: he fF s
t % nss mas. s ss
ssd Eng,h: % paintings among which and
90: ss.
rs s.s a s ssy.s a ' sy
tire collection worthy he notice Of cosnois'saTs For
sSsn Ii g" sis
E s' % library Sas s sa will Be s furniture and second
.Si?; .ss5. Nh 4:
%SuIs ing in hs siCr, 30. B'osdw.y
sofa Ssf i
's s% r:s: ~;
ne ne M wa b . ss will Sale 70
AisG store stues desks stove stools. racks. &c &c.
vii RFAETS al s 4. o.a.yg aSaTS Morning
NO eoas III S9.a~y o ysm.s s0 Of
hssas psanders Orange and Lemons with various other
ITALIAN OPERA.
ads s, % & sbs ss. g ,!
auspices which general 'I
sss. : s s
yssI II s % Ct S s. sss;
s. s sss%
nights The subscription list will opsn at he prr,
th ins which day att r. M present subscribers and
quesed the Saloon Theatre for the choice f
places, which will be assigned by lot ~ e "o''e "
The s"bscr ptien will bs held
tee TO he paid at times the Company. For particulars
apply At The Box Office. nil a. rrc
pOfATOES.-Families wanting superior article OF Nova
sse" to sf :s be
,u, NEW YORK BRASS BAND
Members Of hs New York Brass Band would respect.
July inform their patrons nd the public general that at
msetRE ass M Of the Psqd held Military Hall snd Now
.. SIN a. Comrcesr ?t said Bandand Lev feel
assured that the land viii be inferior this country
he md would return their thanks for The very lettering pa.
exeron exc 70 merit eontinuance Of The Applications for
se,; James Conner sscre5ay % Bsysd he
satMes - NerfOk ,n street; Daniel unde IA Woos
Iahn he1sy y,n io9 Waller street. Eaysng 81 Orchard street.
and d9th street; Lum, li5 Centre sce' Doc O. Maher
ia Wooster street; Z. s. Gaua Composer 80 Bayad e
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader.
N Bands provided for Public Balls Private Soiress
Mo 2tSu*m
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MISS AUGUSTA BROW
ORGANIST OF THE KEy,D DIR. COX'S CHURCf

IT,
BROOKLYN,
CONTINUES to give Lessons n New York and Brooklyn,
- the Piano Forte aud Organaso, Singing and Compo-
son: She bees leave sutjon the following testimonial ad-
med the highest authority in the Musical World from the
celebrated BkAHAM!
TO D. 3 BRowsK, Esq s,-Inendng to sail for Europe
day have pleasure highest
appreciation OF Miss Augusta Brownies Musical abilities
Composer, Oganist aud Pianist: also Of her taent
Teacher Of the Piano Fortemy daughter having for
period been one Of her pupils Wishing her
which her talents claim from discerning public,
remain, yours, most truly, -
WAyERly HorsE, January Cd, 1897
N. B-Miss AUGUSTA BRowSEs numerous compositions
nj srrc
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UAMnIA-Bg Francis Lord53 camwood ~ tusks ivory
200 hides 10 cks palm oil 1890 bushels ground
NLivingson-3 cks palm oil tens camwood ID Fskl box
Lane Tippet-I Colonial Rooms.
OpoRIo-B.g Mary Ayerl730 ar cks % cases port wine
tons cork wood Schermerhorn Marc3 hf cs 69
port wins Harmonys NephewsO sacks cors Alexander
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BREADsrUrrs.-Not much doing in this market Gen.
nesse flour 81 rs Georgetown 81 653 81 75 Southern
wheat sells ut 95 cts Rye 73 Northern 32t
Altogether prices have downward tendency.
CorToN-To day there was good demand fcom Spin
ners who have taken 700 bale 200 bales also ta-
ken by exporters Prces although they be quoted
lower, yet are in favor of the bu, ,vers
PRovisIoNs.-We now quote ior Ohio prime $6 s71
~ 90 Mess SO 90 Beef is improving In demand Mess
we quote at 49, and prime at a. Ohio lard kegs, sell
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compared with previous months, this shows slight
on in everything but specie, but nots much asln
tne mPortations for October The exports Of domestic
;handise from this port In July, valued at 81,
ss4Slo, and in August at 81 as7 We annex table
showing the total value Of exports for this port from Jan
lstto Nov. lst, ls4a.
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TIVOLI SALOON.
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS
HE undersigned respectfully Inform their friends and the
public that they have eop ned Tvo Saloon fform.
Richmond Hill corner Of Charlton and vack streets for
their patronagaving the largest and room
the city, which will be let reasonable for Balls
Meetings, Parties and Drills aud all who with
their cir e,l im.r. GE0E9E E9Efa HsAAmnItTON popeo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Faux THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
HTMEET Ta fas. S:ss.sh.I.. H.
.a%Ss S sss%,s GBssi s fS
M T. P . and Sni. Tsld
50 esnu-Pit,o csn.-Galsry Is cents
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
DIR. LARDNER
THk m kMGsa&ss4y N9y h v wsd'PsSsy
fREsENr m EsI AGE Tickets 80 circle
an apparatus to replace tha, recently destroyed by fire.
@o s@si sSaS seesS ys Third % ss Of BO'
TRbE BE- s As vi. :: reSs s Bs.
fEFHR pysT %LRss q M Il. g% tsas
BIsas6sm Seos.ma. M %% Phs%
pyss Dos. I'D Circle s. cents. UpsI BoI Pit as
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
KNo MNooHRAY HENRYy RkykNIsG vs SS. SSss%SsI
fR hSSsis%t 81 II rhE Ii cfisi,
CIRCUS, BOWERY.
joins Tasiaih ? S '"
" Additional strength 70 ,hs Troupe
Grand Military Fl FREkEs / lsi:.s EEifsiASSScAs. Fla X
NJ Cas.mi The r Drum Major 81 F.ne1 and decorated
will beat o " ''
,.,,. TWELVE DRUMS AT THE SAME TIME! .
WIN velocity which has before witnessed lie
will initiate on "
ONE DRUM
s cannonading and firing Of musketry Of regiment al
held of battles aud, beating
pre drum si could five. In this he no rival in
Europe. " - 49, -
Old Dan Emmt and Old Frank Browers
:, - ETHIOPIAN BAND
-' -~ sSSs
asGa s g asw sSS and
NlGGER OPERA HOUSE!
Doors open att performance commence at o'clock
nj l2 itsm
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The Concentrated n!tract Of Ssrsaparilla,
Ss9tsn and ssssiss pssssd by the New York college d
III & md .y @ The
y X: ss::.. q q:
mn peST sSS 70 S. snS extract s Of ssrsps o
s;s: .i.sS s% e ;s
pain he bone. ssuptons aiessted
ii sa ' secondary se
'::': ~ S:s I'll! cents each
ST.; 4 s ; e gSs:.,. SS purchaser.
" - '' W. 8 & fsissH aichATbsoN. NJ D.. Agent.
Word to the Disappointed.-The Pro-
afflicted b. s'iss; Rss
VI:
person buyinEths medicine viii attended to until perfect
R ay s.n + ws s ss.s
mo n ehsss long how deeply
m with private entrance attached where the Doctor
All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
Ss cG s LED e
veIpeau's Specific PiIis, Tor the Radical
It. sr: !. Of
ss as FSga agsaO a are
a. inlaIbls remedy for II dss... q . aIss6Ia
- W. s. RICHARDSON. NJ. D.. As.n.
Extract or Cubebs, Copaiva, ana s.rsapa-
@sy eas o e sSy & fS,a f
used . pleasant The palate grateful to the stomach
Sa1s nos as %fsae sseouDs DS
Wholly sss on the
nike as charm n Producing an immediate OPERATION
Ann Fss '' medicine which
Ricorsi . Parisian AIter.tive MIXTURE. s.r
ne Permanent cure Of primary secondary syphilis yenerea
ulcers nodes or any complaint produced by nudcious
OF mercury or unskinI medical All persons
pectng yenerea ant remaining in their system should
ns purfer without delay consider
himself safe alter having the disease without thorough
Cleansing the system with this justly celebrated Alternative
sold u single bottles at 81 EACH in of half S5
carefully packed and all parts of the Union Sold at he
college of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau st,
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
BY the College q Medicine and Pharmacy of
Of debility produced by Of kind
tuRess depending on mai-formation)
Single bottles 81 each of hRf dozen e5 carenllv
packed and sent TO all parts Of the Unon "
street Rfa;fa4s RHasRBssdrSSar s drSSar%Nae % % Nss,au
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN-Some between the hours Of six on Tuesday
evening aud two on Wednesd.y morning last, > IS bil
ink, The back "Sun cs" the letter w. under and (t is
thought) the word whit" marked in corner The
above reward will be p,id for information which shall
suit in the conviction Of the thief Arply this Office.
JET II,, BInd'LUNs, 7, ;! ,rp rpApUEkkhOTffk P.Arhs AND
Cases. Tobacco Boxes PIPES &c. French China plain and
gt-and variety Of other French and GImsn goods For
sale by EDWARD HEN, Importer,
n7lms rh l8 and 20 Liberty street.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-Five second hand Billiard Tables
All repairing in the Billiard line done in the best manner
possible and at the shortest notice Pls,se spplytc.
o2s 6tsm 4. .. CONNER, 33 Ann street.
T,WINE-2oo bales Bridpor Seine. Herring and Gill Net
Twine comprising very full aud complete assortment
from 81 lbs to &c lbs all received recent impoons Of
very superior quality and for sale very
bic terms, by T.. X. COLLINS & co.
ne So South street.
EMP2O0 bales dew rot Hemp Of very superior qu ty land
ing ship Vernon, from New Ofeans and for sale IN
mi 10 '''' p'''"E l. K COLLINS co. So South street.
yVOoL-7 bales Of very superior Western Wool landing
w ship Vernon from New Orleans. For sale by
no h. X. COLLINS CO., 50 South st.
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SALES or STOCKS, Bosror, Nov. 0.

l0S shas Boston Co, 95 400 do do, OF $50 Boston
Div, al: II New England Worsted o. 90 10 Boston and
Maine H. lOss IS Reading Railroad, a5l; SO do do,
M 2e!; ibo do do, bo M got; $50 Norwich & Wor.
ceser H. TAI; 50 do do, 743 100 do do m, 753; 80
do do. M 75i; aS do do, IN, 75s; rs do do, bom
76. =
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Domestic Importations.
ST MARKs-Brig N Boume-7 bales cotton Spear 4 Van
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State OF Trade.

ASHES Pots are very inactive at s. l21 n 81 ls3.
Pearls are yet steady at 81 IS 81 3 The receipts
large.
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE.
A II PAKKER, 60 Duane sIsst. between Broadway and
A LIN street, agent Tor the sale Of valuable Oil Paintings
rocelsins aud Antiquities has received s ship Persisn
from hns collection Of splendid Oil Paintings
o he Flemish and Dutch schools elegant japan acauerrd
Porcelain OF the richest kinds old dresden Porcelain foaps
fancy Cups and Saucers ch gold Fan Of the 18Th
century and q grandeur equal 70 thing imported
country when can be disposed Of at moderate rices There
their psrlos will find their interest and eramius
and Judge for themselves Ladies particularly invited 10
view this splendid collection.
AT hcms from 10 A. NJ till r. NJ o21 7msodsrc
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UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
CTINIOTTE

THIS Institution has been by the Medical Facuty
those citizens who uected will diseases and whose
circumstances prevent them obtaining relief have
operations erforme gratuously and likewise furnish
sa.ce ana 20 ie SICK poor , 81 chaEe On every
the Cniqne $50 Broadway give advice perform
any surgical operation that may be required The Clnaue will
open AZ nine ,s, and co;e az % one o'clock, Pm.
under the direction Of Dr. BEDFORD and also intended 70
furnish grsuitous assistance to their conne
ment. All women who require the aid Of ts charity
requested To register their names with DIR. BEDFORD H3
Broadway and they will be attended their houses free OF
charge. os 2awim sre
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~ " '@ o0neE e e. Tsissb RichARb5soN itIRsfb5 Al A.,,


All Phiiadelphia Subscriptions tn the
nEhALD must be paid to the agents. Zieber Co.. Ledger
~ and Chesnu ss where single aso BE-
ootaineo oay at O'Clock. 3m
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PYORDER OF AARON vANDERPOEL, Justice
ID the Superior Court, Of the City Of New York.
Notice hereby given. pursuant to the provisions Of the
statute authorizing attachments against NONRESIDENT! debtors
NICHOLS resident Of AIMS erdam in Holland, and that the
will be sold Tor the Of his debts unless he
and discharge such attachment according law, within
nine mouths from the first publication Of this noce aud that
the OF debts due him by residents Of this State
and The delivery g him for HI. Of property within
perty by him. are forbidden by law and void.
Dated the 7th day Of February, Isl
WESTERN q EDWARDS,
mr3I itawsmsrc Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
ZNs-ss,ssss' zSas aee.s-5SI I,I ri; ,sl; by. ,,,,.
Douth sess
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: ryy yGkfEEN,dhOusE X sn,sd dE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
/ EVi z SPOONER will sell This (Moudayl Morning al
II o'clock at No ISL Broadway, choice collection OF
fan's consisting Of Camelias Rhododendrons
Plants and Roots ' ~ MI ~ ~
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NJ o Ms. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY
Fl AS the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of New
York and that he has the purpose Of
giving Instruction in the principal fashionable Dances prevailing
IN the highest circles OF European society
Mon, has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
port, where his style thu or the public
aud the marked approval OF the fashionable community
Among other, Mons X proposes teach that well known
GalopIe, and all American Dances.
Mons. X will be assisted by MADAME KORPONAY as
man and English languages
,,t Room. are Engaged a. p Park srcy private cool
The Polka and the Quadrlles at present d,ncrd in
the fashionable circles Of London and taught in SIX
or twelve lessons the Mazoura All others in
four lessons. ''
For further particulars, inqnire Of MONS KORPONAY nj
hrs residence Is Park Place.
TEaM-Class Lessons from 10 TO 49, A. M, IL to l. and
TO 2, L. NJ, and from TO in the evening
S,r Lessons $C-twelye lessons $40. and quarter SIS
ter, $40. - ~ ''' ~'~' 's"'
Al other hours will be devoted Public Institutes Acad-
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PACKET sHIP WELLNGToS, for London. will sail to-day
at u o'clock Her letter bags will Gilpns Letter
Office at half-past II,
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&Q00-A young Of good business quaGcato geI-
WcOO emany appearance aud address dispose Of
this to the bet ady utage whereby active
manent employment adequately lie would
an interest profitable business loan the money
respectable firm requiring the Of person
such above described Indifferent the place where the
business honld be conducted the rendered whether
South eisew here stating the character
aud appointing interview addressed Pecunil office
nl0 sec
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27
CHEAP Postage in England.

Prof T. WRioHT, now on visit to England,
has the following remarks on Cheap Postage in
one of his Letters published in the Boston Chro-
ncc:
You may send letter of no matter how ma
ny pieces of paper, or containing no matter
what dry substance, if it does not weigh over
half an ounce. to any part Of the kingdom for
penny or two cents; II it weighs less than an
ounce ioue cents, and so on. This has wonder.
ful consequences. 1t sets all the people to cor
responding, resusci,ates old friendships, creates
new ones, facilitates all manner of traffic, and
pays The government a clear profit Of $1,000
600 per anpum! 1t may be called the grand
cvlizcr and educator OF the people. The
poorest girl that can express her ideas by pot
hooks, now corresponds with her poor parents
while out at service and it she wishes TO re.
nit them few shllings of her earnings, she
has only to pay three pence or six cents at the
post Office for money order and inclose it in
letter, and the government then becomes not
only the bearer, but the insurer Of the money.
1t cannot be lost, and the party to whom it is
sent is as sure to get it as if it were handed to
him in silver. The convenience Of this ar
raugement for making little purchases, collec-
ting little debts, &c, must be felt TO be under
stood
ain connection with the great carriers, whose
, arrangements for the delivery of parcels, after
| the manner of lIar den & Co. ramify over the
whole kingdom, the cheap postage and money
order system give the country all the advanta.
ges ofthe city. They give life blood circu-
/ lation, which make people strong, wise and hap.
pv. wish could blow a trumpet on this sub
ject that ''would reach every log-house beyond
/ the mountains" Felow-count;ymen we have
the power in the United States to have sys.
tenn good and as cheap. For Heavens sake
do not let us pick our own pockets any longer
for TIE benefit Of people who will not even thank
u.s. II our Federal Government cannot do th,
for us, it is not worth having. This postage
system is the best thing have seen in England
For the sake oft, | could almost put up will
the monkey tricks and the mean tricks of tn,
arlstocracy"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27
James X. Polk.

In the Democratic Review for 1880, we find
the following notice of James K Polk, which
has not appeared in any newspaper since his no.
mination by the Democratic National Conven-
tion
mentioning the speakers chair, / cannot a.
void the expression of my regret that its distin-
guished occupant is soon voluntarily 10 retire
from position which he has made iIlustrious
it was arduous, it being we'll known that this is
the last year of Mr.. Folks long and favorable
term of service in the House.
The Democratic Review has already given a
full sketch of the speakers life but may not.
withstanding be permitted to add the remarks
( that fell within my own peculiar range of obser-
vation. | have never seen man preside oyer
popular legislative body with more dignity and
effect than Mr. Polk In person he is rather be-
/ low the middle SIZE and has firm and upright
carriage. which gives great self fpossession and
command TO his manncr His head is finely for
med, with broad and ample forhead and fca-
lures Indicative of a character at once urbane
and decided. He is scrupulous in his dress, and
always appears in the chair as if he were at
dinner party His quickness of eye and ear in
presiding over the House his untiring attention,
which never flags for moment, seem to give his
presence species OF ubiquity His manner to-
wards member when speaking is that of an ear
nest listener, and so completely is he master of
this necessary polieness, that even when he is
signing bills. or doing other indispensable
duty, it would not be apparent that he had in the
least withdrawn his attention. His knowledge
of the rules of the House is more extensive and
minute than that OF any member of the body, and
this doubtless is cause of his admirable
cess in conducting its business. Mr.. Polk must
have worked hard 10 acquire this. but its posses
, sion has been proved on many occasions that
it is no longer disputed. In stating a decision,
! or settling point of order his manner and tone
! are at once fluent and collected, as if speaking
4 from an entire consciousness of right, and inti-
mate knowledge of his position, The soundness
of his Judgment has been confirmed in repeated
appeals which Disconnected partzans have made
". from his decisions. Every party now willingly
untes in tcstifying to the rare ability and sue
cess with which he has filled this most difficult
and unenviable position Who will be his sue
. ccssor cannot lorctel; but this is certain, that
il will be easier to find successor to his place,
than TO fHhs place. BY his prompt and firm
interpositon of the authority of the chair he has
d" guided the House through many storms and agi
tatons; and often have seen shallow impcrt
r. ncnce and brazen impudence abashed by his col
J. lected and dignfed rebuke He is man of mos
= pleasing manner and amiable disposition
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-07-27

uC3- SUPREME CouRT.-This court has been in
session "a this place for the last three weeks
The Judges are all present. The list is an un-
usually long one and il is doubtful whether the
causes will be all reached. The Court will ad-
lourn on or about the Sd of August next The
first week of the court Judge Rodgers was alb
sent, at Cambria county, to hear motion for a
new trial, in the OF the Flanagans convict
ed of murder. The motion denied and the
prisoners will be hung, unless they should be
pardoncd This term of 4 weeks, will be the
longest We have had since the division of the
district. The terms then only lasted from to
weeks. This is an evidence of the great in,
crease of business, and certainly considerable
increase of the labor Of the Judges, whose offices
are anything but sinecures, We know no profes
sional men who labor more diligently and faith
( fully than the Judiciary of Pennsylvania.