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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

"A WHe PEACOCK CsueHT.--We learn from the
New York Plebeiap, that prominent whg of tbs,
city, OF the name OF Peacock has been arrested for
Illegal voting IN Nddletown New Jersey. at the re-
cent election IN That State Not being known in the
place, b" vote was challenged, when he swore upon
the holy EvAngelss' That he was resident Of New
Jersey This fact n certified to by the Judge who nd
ministered the oath. Peacock leather dresser b,
trade and has lived in New York for the las, eeb,
years. He viii now be obliged to lose some Of hi,
plumsge, and at the same time be warning to ali
birds Of that description,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

tina matter Of pride with every mbes VI the
Democrats party, that be Is associated 10 that party
With 80 many Of the distinguished and celebrated nj
ersry Of the counlry-~ith such as Ban
croft, Bryant. BrowDson, Irving, Everett. Cooper
Pau!ding, Smms, Vsrpisnck, Halleck, Neal, and
host Of olher names that sdorn the country. The
Wings cannot claim all the talents when the Demoe-
racy Of the country claims such names at these.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING OF CITIZENS OF
GERMAN BIRTH

Our German friends had glorious rally on Tues
day evening last. Schuyler Hall was full 10 over
flowing. The assembly was addressed by Jacob Ros-
ensten, of New York, in the German language
Judging from the effect upon his audience his speech
which called forth frequent bursts Of applause, must
have been one of great power and ability, and wor-
thy the high reputation he has already acquired
public speaker series of resolutions ia the
German language were reported and adopted by
reclamation, which we intended to publish, but were
furnished by mistake with an imperfect copy. The
right spirit IS up among our German Democratic fell
low-citizens. They go for Polk and Dallas with
rush.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

The STORM ON the LAgEs.-A letter in the New
York Commercial, dated Buffalo, Oct %, says -
Nothing definite has ben obtained from points be.
pond Cleveland, consequently the fate Of those yes
sells known TO be upon the lakes still remains in
doubt The worst fears entertained for several
schooners not heard Of since Friday A formi-
dabe breach has been effected in squaw Island, a
neck Of land which forms the outward dam at Block
Rock-in consequence Of which the water has been
drawn of from the mills there and all operations for
the present stopped. Its said also that this accident
will reduce the water beyond Pendeton so low as TO
produce <milar state Of things as far down as
LocEport, but Of which am unable positively TO
speak One thing is certain, at present there is
much confusion along the whole distance between
the places named.n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

Mos QuELLED Br A SALLY OF With Breslau-
Germany mob was getting pretty fast into what IS
called the fuii tide OF successful expet iment vhen
a procsmation appeared in different parts Of the eli
ty, announcing that "the revolution can't 90 on M,
account OF the sudden hoarseness Of the
boomakers." This sally Of wit put the mob ia
humor, and they almost Immediately dispersed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26
Mr.. CLAY AND A NATIoNAL BANK.

The foowinc verse, from the "Clay Minstrel,
says the Lorain Repub lean, explains Gays petition
upon the subject Of a National Bank We give it
We batim
"List, list, he speaks TO the Locos,
Cease, cease, with your country to prank,
Down, down, with the Sub-Treasury;
Establish National Bank.
Yes yes yesl yes
Clay goes for a National Bank !"
Yes " Clay goes for Nat onal Bank" No doubt
Of that He has received too many fat slices not TO
"gon lor such rotten institution lie is not man
10 quarrel with his bread and butter" But let US see
what this bank that Clay "goes for has done.
The old one loaned as follows:
In 1880, sl92,l67 to 50 Congressman.
In 1891, 522, 1871 10 81
In 1882, ass, 500 TO ~
In ls33 ga 766 TO 81
In 1894, 23s, $50 10 81
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

A London paper states that the bride of the DIN.
be~sy ind'ar, Notienskum, or the Strong W md
has returned TO the pa,erna roof she and her seou,
not having been able 10 live comfortably together
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26
ii. CLAY.
Rev. Deme,rius A. Gallitzin.n

Now, far be II from us to say that the whig party
will not just before the election, produce something
from Mr.. Clay, expressing views the very opposite
OF those expressed IN this letter II he has written
nothing IN contradiction to this, he will hardly de-
serve the appellaton he has so hoDorabIy earned,
Of the Complete Letter Writer IT, in tact he has
written nothing of The kind, perhaps some convenient
friend will write il for him, and allow it to pass for
the expression of Mr.. Clays sentiments, until il has
answered its purpose in the election. The docu.
ment which is to do such tremendous execution, it is
said, is destined TO appear in the Native American
newspaper in this city We suggest that the letter
we have already copied be made to accompany it.
After all, however, there can be light she'd
upon MIR Clsy's character by anything he may write,
or anything that may hereafter appear in his name
lie has been long before the public, and his course,
with all lis doublings and winnings, is as well known
to the Democratic party as the of our crook
eldest rivers to the student Of geography. That Mr.
Clay Is ready to avow almost any opinion on almost
any subject, IL il can be made probable that it will
add to his popularity, we all know. There is little
fear, VIC think, thai the people will be humbugged by
any more declarations that he may make.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

"Why," said man who arrived here lately from
the North, al thought in coming to New Orleans
that was coming TO a tropical climate but Judging
irsm the number of poles see raised, should sur,
pose was in the pOle-ar regions.".Ms,o Orleans pa.
per.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

FRAscE-The real property of France is valued
al eight thousand millions Of dollars AMI the income
from Il three hundred millions Of dollars.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

To oRAroRs At PusLIc MrsrNes.-Lord paco,
has gwen Jou Tins adv'ce-let II be followed.
"sbort speeches fly about like darts long and cu.
rious speeches are as e, for despatch as robe man
tie with long train is for race ''
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26
GREAT GATHERINGS
THE PEOPLE!
NEW YORK.

THE GREATEST AND MOST GLORIOUS
RALLY OF THE DEMOCRACY EVER HELD
IN UTICA.
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6o5,7s2

Yes! yes yes yesl
Clay goes for a National Bank |"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

I)OLlTlClAN'S REGISTER Tor Is44-shoyog
i the complete election of all the State. by soun-
ues. just published. =. TAWoOR.
oct 26
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

HARPER's PICTORIAL BIBLE, No. II, tbs
uSy received by y. TAYLOR
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,
NJ. II MILLER, Secretary.
Oct. 26-3I

oFriok or THE SECRETARY ov THE SENATE u s.
ssprEMrrs IS, 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received n, ,bi,
- once until 10 o'clock A. NJ on Friday, the 25ih day
OF october next for furnishing the following articles
OIL stationery for the use OF the Senate, viz
% reams Cartridge Paper, for envelopes
~ DO white Qoadruple Cap Paper, for envel-
so do do single Fla, Cap Paper for enrel-
The person or persons whose bid shall be accepted
,or furnishing all or either Of the above articles will
required 10 give bond cobformably TO law for the
ueivery Of The same, free Of expense, at this Office
o" OF before the 18th day Of November next
spec,mens Of The paper will be furnished on ap-
Poson al Tins Office, and persons bidding will be re-
CURED 10 present samples Of the same
ASBURY DICKINs,
sept ~o-iaw4w Secretary of the Scnste
OFFICE or THE SEcnEr,RY OF rnr s,S.rr.
October IS 1914
ne "me lot receiving proposals for the fooeing
articles mentioned in the above sdvcy,;semen, :. e,
tended to 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of FRIDAY. the is, No
'ember DeIt viz:
10 reams white qusdruple cap paper. Ear env,lope.
oo fe'm' white single fla, cap paper, do
ASBURY DICKINs,
Sec Of ne Senate
ErTERs OF HORACE wAIpoLE-
"a 2j. rAwI Cd w
DC, 26-a
ARPER's PICTORIAL BIBLE, No II, tbs
uAy received by y. TAYLOR.
POLITICIANS REGISTER for ls4a-.bowng
the complete election of all the State. by SCUM
'os. JUST punished =. TAWoOR'
oct 26
- ANks HISTORY OF DdE POPES.--
ISkChesp ediiion-Complc,e f4tvo dollars. Fine
papef and good type. Just issued.
Oct 26-3t r. TAYLOR
BOOKS OF CHRIS flAP BALLADS.
WIrH beautiful lllistratogsnd decorations, and
w richly bound and gilt me quario volu ne just
published, and this day reo,'ed by ,. TAYLOR
Sept %. e
DEvUE FRANOsSE DIES FAMILIES EFT
month IN New for doli,r. pc, .on IN p"''''''
tn. f., y. ber, which is just issoed, NAV bo.
,m;nsd ., = bookstore Of r. TAYLOR, VIII vii
receive s3t wi VIC Ponlsher.
Oct
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

EfTERS OF HORACE wAIpoIF
=, Cheap ed'tion-Complete in four volume. cor
+. TAYLOR
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pANKs HISTORY OF T1E PoPEs.-
ISkChesp ediiion-Complc,e f>1tvo dollars. Fine
pspef and good type. Just is.ued.
Oct 26-3t r. TAYLOR
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-26

BOOKS OF CHRIS fTAg BALLADS.
WITH beautiful illistratiopand decorations, and
w richly bound and gilt me qoarto volu ne just
published, and this day reo,'eo oy ,. TAYLOR
Sept o6.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
''s' '''e '"' '''''''' only speak right on

Again. have higher aud better proof still. which shall
souteIy nece,, to give my deductions, nu:, ID
WIN; really the most extraordinary aa ot il-
losing the mceIns, and humility OF the dove but forgetting u.
your sell cumplacsncy the wisdom OF the >esi, SPEAK u
our city.
ei and ac;cE>, WAS o prepared lur such Geclaatun II
then Keen preserved from the fearful
Philad pima, ihat have teen af.d
bcodshed have invaded our t'eet', snort thai
has been iac. tn good order o peoa=
the excellence "f police. NO, Ia the wgtc1tu1s sud
worthy Mayor, but sn 10 the fgrbsGTIHc.
~ ~ 80, - ~ ,,,irn ,i,> >, ri tr,n her. s1 h., H.,
mistake You evidently forgot youre reverend s h-Ie
Won rs-,.. a trw.r =, is .JIerIr 10 tat The cbs
tra,e OF city. There ,ume'hc gratifying sf>U-
ii yuuiy this assumption ci superiority the w;hS o:
Ger To whom your e,te addressed a. 10 conceal from you,
und the legitimate deductions H. winch
intend make commensurate VII" tier importance
3fer boa.tur of your lmmen>e influence over :he Rnrsh
population ioml>h p'e> such eNtea; that
boys and young could march 5y Htt though ets
almost entirely occupied by lFsh Catholics alter expressing
yuu ao,, gratitude Almighty God that
accidsu; had occurred u!ns The progress o these njutc
"u, movements and exhibitions -er nm. Thereby 10 Tie
course OF party comprising larger than
sence r.speciahlty and moral worth OF our city after thu
asutipr the t;isrn-a;e 10 whom you addressed your
SELF by the base insnuato that re bad been placed IN his
honorable by " OF vie sni drsTaeefu!
proce-dinc, aite! Gevout wish that similar ir
bearance under ali pevocailnn had been paci>ed IN hla
deihla after the DECLARATION that 1--WE nt- ifeey circulated
would nave teen sufficient 20 produce the lo eafil results
aier thus p!e3ar the reader unt Tor some dread
nen and depctu: Alarming hG,s h- parJus
on which hHd teen uncnnscarsy aud >ecMFey Suube
inc, you ds,'ncy Gam TIC merit 4 kGrtRE prrreEed
tiS eify t,Gi ftst crisis Hhct hcS !'t mca.cto
Stig G1ci!sr
= wo1d from you, then, or even tho withholding word.
nigh. have wrapped cur dwellings fiit, Geiu:sd
streets with biocd Our Protestant population haye lain down
and slept securely beneath The protecting hand of Bsho
hughes, And b-cGuse. gre understand. tbs pro
ectun has been eSt-ntet 10 yput eGees and bec.uS.
through !urtaI those f1Ehti have rt
lcs. thGt this presents cuucu. TIE
wlch have charged yea wit, benz dangerous
aud enables that
Dhant manner ,catHened IN The close Of your communion
ion.
IN o such statements these may well pause and
,sk youwho sr that you thus boast OF power
than that ever held exercised by the combined
;htacy Of the land! simple primitive Christian Bshcp-a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
49,, NEW.YoRK AND HARLEM RA!LR4AD
al CDMPASS.-SJAiNERA ARRANGEMENTS.
s:,s On and after May I l5+4. the CaFs vii run ~

On Sundays the weather fine hs Cas "1ll every
houi from Cty Hall 10 Harlem and " Buns Bridge.
i he ty Hall ard eth Line Eli every minutes
through tie cay. from - \. " tss - ?. u.
The Extra Night ne .glii 2.th Tor ty Han. nj
80. 10 DO u H. II 81 Leave City Hal. for 9th street
g. -. 10. lO -. H. ii 81. Il
By order OF the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

nv ORDER of Ern -. PAnung1. ESl supreme touft
!S,n,i,.In.r I'M ana tls tie County Of pt,eco. Notice
bs-eiv v.n jis an aac-uent ms pc agal'i the '7a'e
T T,itip IlyIVER uuw a,e ot tle C0ug' % O:rgo "a
OK concealed detg- go da puo made 20 the SAID
trsi.,1cr qu,uagt 20 the .raco1s o tie statute ena
~, ,s, leurs and that The Same VIII - snd BOT th- ias
-, M ii l.I. I'M 49, l the sud Philip !ciusr a?psa and
.t-.., ,urb attachment according % iGw WITHIN three
rom the int publication ci iAs notice Ana mat The
.rt t my ,rt, and the delivery ~ ans rt"pet' D.:
r. Ia the ,lil debtor. him. TOT hs t-H sn- ie ii ut
s-y property by hm Tor my g-fpa wl.t-'ei are VO'.eH
bt Ing. and are yo.d-i)s',si Nlrcf = lNil
~ ''' LRASTUS COOkE Attorney 'or
t'f4t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
:. .--. l.tt--S i.NNEN aRA.4N.G GE.NE.NT-F0R

6. s.-- l.4i-Nj j-N-NEk .7RR-1.NG GE-NE.NT-FOK
al MiDUl.EEOWS GpSHEN ANr ISTEgMEpI-
izsss=@a - ArE PL,cz:,;--NEW YORK AND ERIE r AL
-EgI ROiU.-The new and splendid steamboat
z Ntk7. Capt A!exauier H. Shultz leaves the foo, Of
Duane street daily. ,unnEs eSeep'ed.j az ococS a. NJ
and T. P pans tire eau,iiu scenery o the Hudson
1yer Peont passengers ake the conrn,-0us
i the to through tie picturesque valley u the Ramapo. ~
i,o>heD. AhGd.er,wu. etc.
Returning. leave Nidll-to,sa att \. ". and P VI.
Passengers By the Nornu. Line fenIa from three
four hour, Guhen and Nd!eD"G. 4nd the CITY
o'clock The evening.
L7 fHiule and Pea.ule Parie will md this the mo de-
Iiigl Excursion irun. the city. Ine ng;sialy
u.irus aHd apartments appropriated expressly :adls
For further particulars inquire the CGps;n bolf
0f !. VAN RESSSELii.k. agent. corner of Dunno and
iI.>t streets. f. G. SEYAlIl K. Superintendent.
PASSENGERS !Uf Oge:u Bi1EnamptDn and FL the principal
oiGre the Southern COUNTIES Tie Stale o New Ork ana
NOef Counties oi Psn.yanG, vii fni INST stages
And carsi drives them from h!tle,own und
.xYe,ilciDus than any other ne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
PASSAGE FROM lEFll,AN!n? EggERY FIVE

-PASSAGE FROM lEFlANp EHERf FIVE
:TrADilS rHRuUGHOt TIE hAk-tton CntH
N~,1-1i -,o Coefnn. Duuduls. liriciieAn meucE, Sc
Passages can nj n b" engaged win the 'G,:ci
- On The mos, iFst class New fofS
,,,il pnr rket, ,lliuc from l.rye.p"1l - - ,.,,, &C.,,
TVFKY FIVE DAYS THuUGlOlT THE YEAR ISL
n thin :. m necessary f - cuuior md general rie
rr oi the pa~,encr. will b. iild connected with I'M line '
sns "; urna-r nie'ui ~ liverpool ard good uccuEnp
on board the shps winch the sUbrr bef' eua'nnt 10
a hey engage Ia bring Fntlr,her p.rcunf, upPy iiies
na.t 10 " * J. T. TAPSCUI'r. y SOUTH street
' corner Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

The ,,-,s.f 1ir needs neither no'e 1ot 2af,,'en , !,
~ - -. ,551s.s -ad recliwr uy.tfAtod W your
i.- -. s-5.. Il ~ '' f-til c.Is.s 10 "lneh loI
, ,-raa ne ar-.on 70 l zen 20 ai',e 81 &c i
,.-..-t 3g IN -rrrs.s- o Fogr tTo e-lsf> Nl-l
-,,, ,,r-us.h the .Ili cts ci eHp p comm
h. .i ,h-t tins Ei-rafy 0i sai.,.isl; = IN sroxr
With hJ-tI - --sr,. x b. tti-i.'l L. E
Nh Iy-t iaae5t5' i7+'- ,,......l r.
that have r.r riaiz7 npoH -, ouIf ana IN
- 7, ,.,.- sri ire Aib40y Evening Journal iof - =
-r NJ the orcc-,isuc eicf and one Ss hch : q oS
TIC -Tp7i.e and Evsrir- Journal s-=ti'y ~ =, - 81
s- i:.f9, luche>. letter. manner " ac >ee.ns ~ '
~, = III me IN take appeal 70 thci irld---
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
NEW LINE OF PAcKETS fQR LWERr3ott-

NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR ilNEkP0pOit.- p.t-,
ackf 9,,' 4aTe ; ,snd , i5@ saf iayGts Cs6 tlSl a
I----I' Wi ,,,il the 2l,t June, her regular jay
Inns rt ,, r, b.ff. all 10 tons urd uwari PERSONS
, tl,,r. lf the i Country viii not tail Q" -ee the NJ
,1na ~ b. dcrye, rm selecting n' line ~ pTeirterce 10
% -br- NJ their cieBi cnpacity renders them cNr'Y Wy
-. .f-i convenient tau ships ct si- -r ass
and der Recommendations. IT. we'll KNOWN aa ,Htf.f "
~ ofisT, Fren> br'th 'ho"d NOT in 20
a,rly application u lpg,i. ln II Br!H: Sip "T o.
" $ J. l. L NpSt OFT. ut'tef general Passage Once
70 -nuiltst. cor. Nrdcg i.sue, 40 s;-.1S
The Rochester wi >p from i.yerpon! "n the ON HtiHr.
Persons wishing >sisd Tor tteif ei' n have r' nf"s
t ln th< Pocket IT the Te'iIf @ sai
,,, ru the - tI li,l lu,h 2st npG 18th uieNefy month
Jt-,ff, ,a nny amount. pl,tuic deuaui without d.
rotnt M th- prnc pn ni Esand, lfeilnd scotland
or Male, constantly tor sale - above l"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

FOK EOSTtN VIZ. NENFFORi ANH
t.pROI .NCE,-FGIe 10 o,t.l. = ~.
S.------x N.gou-. an3 Prnvfi-ncs, 81 The new ara
sye- enc %F;V JERSEY K Il. Furey maS;G' tom
.: ~ R,r,'q,-sr-.er anrn side ~ =. Vi RerGA'f
4y tom -York Tle>ays Thulay> and sH'fl',,. ~
Fr, p-nvleecc VIA Newport. erety ioGd4y " edie,Ihy
.n Trc.v Irlu-nciy after tHS ARRIVAL al ie st,lio'1.
.rsn trtu Es,au The Negy .crey ne" 6"lt ouI. ~,
,ba rd .I,nfiln hp. asge and extensive 'ahin '-
r,,,lr ,fss-lnt state Rooms and tet 80 n e r..t
soe manner For passage ile!sht apply 10 : bet'
office M d. ,y;art. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

II made IN the form o beautiful piece Oi soap ohd "
pleasant remedy. Give {; one trlal
But reader. this article counleteted, md you inu'' %
very particular and buy cohs'e ae y. ki at The 'sa
1i the American Ease s. CSaham 'fect a1t 8 BI"4h%ay
Agents. Eeddn-, ,ae RO.tD8 IeLef. Jstsst
Buildings Phalepha Hays. t3 Fulton street. BooAlyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
A.ents IN I.llffiIlI:
GEii lIpP iRn x SliN &oi M'hiefInn fond.

DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND. &e-.re,rrii
about H. money tr their friends n the 90
A. nrntry can bc sppie! with drrt, 'iim, ~ +.
- = x go gu. Eo or any amount payable on qsi"i %
uileI charge. ~ tie i'pnni bl 90
Ireland Provincial Bank do. Mr>r .uwcS Hu-'. - - : 20"
Blrsef, l.nndnn: Baped 4 Co Erchnnse and Discount
.rE I,,eroui il>iern BuEs S-rttud GeenucA baIi-
~ Company Sr - lEm tofteo, Hunter 4 g" scotland
md the brncics eyey post town tfnuShnt li.-iH 'ie r.
md Scotland and Wales, winch iuits val te iur%aue by
tie Pncke, Of ll,h ith. -t or nth or the Royal Nail
winch eayes Boston on me iti pi Il on agphe
81 l. IAlS'' l.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

,iNAVERN AND ENCISE LICENSE Notice 10 cfcT
person yeni'os, des .n or ,etans StfoHi or Soiu-
ut. Liquor, 90 the CITY oi Sew p,A.
{ p+,u, who shall sell or tea strong Sprtuous Ii.
Guor, Except Importers OF ,t.ics, ens rny hdu"r' m
lo-iel He'd by te.l. ,utt above nN" sHlen'i
,,thout haynS t-.t oaau- .tsc 3f ,uch ntp- rom
the Mayor uGd the yctye Ad-unr 1ni Assistants o NE
" a.,l, m winch scycgy reside SUBJECT y Law S
each offence. the peu!,y o So and ca>eo hetei' 10
,he add tunn punishment 10y Gdcine - 81 n hnh npn,
.,nsp nV.i and ESci>- c..c, sril therefore ue ,sled
n, The Nnyo> Office Ciy h between the s"uf, OF 10 and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07
: St'NNEN tRkNNuEMt.I ]. .v I. %
sr = .,'.i NJ Is.! Far. EEnUCEr

SIMMER tRRtNiEMt. t.N !. :" cuh'-
- .NI.ivYORK X l BOSTON ~ silhG:,D ~
N,rITirh a1d WorreeT. Ga!y. cuSdh!s sNctF.
81 y: o'clock P 81 F-oT peT ~ ToF;R n. H'fiu If '' %,S n
ta.,,., MI cys ever: Monday Wenesi1g ant tfiSily
TIE .r.-aer C[,FDP ATRA capt. j r. DuSn WI! 'ea'e
sr--y TUESDAY THURSDAY ami SATURDAY -, ,,.--.J
Fs-..fr- ior Bo-'pE Will - 'n-'vais! ~ i.'i'a4
,ri'Hn,It char-c 0t CaSoT BaEEaSe ''is''-'eiS o' ~
va a; 5 ,lfs 55 inquire o; n 4 ALIEN. q Broad
.s NJ roi q. HAYWOOD. srsl1Ht tisl io ''i' i"e '''
'S ' N resoSs ~, re forbid t,usn. ay aceog9, OF
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

----S--y--ea<Y FfuNT. sINd-HING. ANtit""fl
ij6gB3- fsFKY n H,sr.SGs and Observation-Disclosures Gnd
Dinner on Guam-lhe new and pi-nd % ,egnboa' COLI NJ
Bt-S tHptin William II Frnzee S leave .Naw York from
IN. too, n Chamber. every morning NJ ucio j.
FrIuys sexcaptetReiunug leave PeeS-hi snme day NJ T.
occ T. NJ exce; Sunday wren she will leave feesANii Il
o'clock p NJ Landing At Tue foot "i Hammond seei each
way. Freight N ken n reduced mites.
NGtic-N N goods ,-ht basepec. bank bills specie or
any other sin %; property taken shipped put on bond TVS
boat. be ct the :isS o! the owners OF such goods i'rs
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

= SIMPSONS E0IEL.-ihe ne ,i.-cI.oSl, - <. -
Z. -lst.s-a r friends lni ;airnns i"f 'f5 Iel'.
-. -c-s,,. - -. nf .s-a i...IneGt Nam ,'7t- ae
- ;i'5 mat 20 iIas re:iIre tn@tsl'aa % ~
.-n. ,,sl ~ 81 1i-Taet s-Tcs' 1'f ll' -t' ~
r -.n,vs-s,i ard enlarged tn a u Vsf'is is iF,ls.
is. and .,-t I-nen .is..-i. ~ ru.n1r'i-
,-f r,, -- rai situation. th ai tne VGnti - ~
h1ta t- pre,cu: location ui'sr' eF,tl - 80
The rs-tr asa bedrooms are eiry ana cnnIenle,iT'p S @
.=Ins 'uii u 80 ca'i,;a. IT.; . :. 81 II y. Ipy4 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

sNCUNNCEKY sth Crcgi'Ihe ,rs>,aeui. lllrrcor' nnd
1 irlphuy ut Ouun,!arn County Bank be Bank nt
iu;so In pursuance oref of the Couf' 81 nnncaty
,teri the .; ny of AYn lsIl uUtcc hereby gwen 'a'
the suLcuo-r hH- be duly appH'e-i r ~ 'e 'fopetV
and effects o the .ari The lns % l|uap- M uy 'ad "
der ami nm order nf February a. lsi3. eierrzl - lanes
C,ucs-r E;, Ji he city oi Buffalo, no ne QUAY 81 re
s!ong,r other things - Eud .tae 10 1,c"h' n ~ s
arunul. description ugun,. me sgd ti1ck u BuiLio.
and u enable = sud fn,ts {" ISe iiH 'l- ,u a'e"uht
and tor the :suer puf-e c"Histiatei S 'le l'I. tu
f creditor, the ,al Bank ui Buffalo, Required 20 Nh
t ;tcif accounts. cms and dsnisad> n,t r .l bank
n Buinu n ,iid jue Cr,skef. E, the Nh'ie ht'n:
~ ference N charge M h, office the cSY oi 'iGlao "
t5 fffagit day ut August Bud cpne iH-a io ts
IN. and DeiHu iher,.f they Hl! be prc-iuded rom ti ue
n-, ui the drcfce wic ,nu. be nude 90 t, i'' ana ion
s1y ll,'ruit.au N nr sluil r mgGC under -ucl Geclt
.iKA 4 IL OsiSpM Raceiysr p the Bank oi Buffalo.
j.,.,-5, S',.ifal INfi apis lm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-07

-, NEW III kGll-landlns III ,tdu"eH :. ~ .
Ss---s.=ys--.--a ,pnin-. Cod,puul and Cornwall:
= NJ ~eni.i,1t HIGHLANDER. Capt. X. Nafdrpp. WI
III per foot o Warren Monday. Thursday and
.iiur!a. AT o. clock, +. II. .,, :.
ReurnG- wi ieuss Seinrfc e"cFT aonuay h'o' ~ ~.
ard Iue2cuy aut nisy al /. ~ n
For rech =: pnase apply tn. tnptan on board: 3ar
rr-e and freight NJ AL dcscnpt"n hank bills specie put on
boafd must e AZ the OF thereof unless b! oi H
liz, ~ -ecel.,r he .irna,l iDr The u