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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

- HORSE-SHOES-- Warranted supeTilsa 3 s, ;
aeyery respect to any heretofore used, at a5oa. -.
removed as by sending s. by mail otherwise,
sorted Sizes will Immediately be fofwaIded-was.IsS
suit the section of county for which they ne sJj
CO.. FaTrens Ilar, s, Lesley ). c. Heart! - -
Troy; Lewis Sensdiet Y Co, John Townsend, iHl nj
s. ~ Jones, fhiiaSephia and s Pat. bIoSsr Baa
where farther Indignation ,nAY b. had TIE
Troy !.oa sad Nail Fector,. HENRY BubyS
ru2i .f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

4 GIERlCAN POST OFFICE.-The american
LALter AGti Company have established Post Offices In
NeD- York PHILADELPHIA baltimore and Boston and will
tIansni letters daily from each city the olfers-wice
day between SewY or; and Philadelphia.
Postage & ceuor each half payable always IL advance
Stamps 2n for dollar
They Will carry caiy letters.
Their purpose carry letters by the rapid convey
ancs and the cheapest and 10 extend teif operations
las fast patronage ust the principal routes of
the country, Inc public The IA
cilitieio correspondence that e afforded uniform
rate of postage.
The Company des also If sustained by the publicly tho
roughly egtate the Question: and test the constitutional
right OF Tree competition III! business OF Carrying letters
Ths grounds which they assert this right, published
and for sale, AZ ths Offices III pamphlet form
Letters containing money Will not be received
Urti further notice. letters arriving a. their ds,lnaton
unless rronf? called for, viii be delivered by caGrieIs
deposited tor drrsry IN the GnvrTnment Post Once.
The mails Tor Phatep phia VIII be closed s.f pats a.
III and qasrtsr pas4 NJ Those for Boston at half
?. NJ.
Mails win commence running from Nex York to Boston
and phi!adepha iuesd:y the 23 Rst T. M from Eoson
ou " Wednesday,, from Baltimore u Thursiay.
Ohcs New-fork SO litsteet; Philadelphia 100 Chrs-
Eutstcet; Boston, IL Stateseet; Baltimore Museum Build
in=s, Calyerr-st
Refer in Newly orl Josiah Rogs. ESQ., So Merchants
Exchange; SttGS Jones' Esq SO -Wasr-et Pierre NJ r-
ring, Esq. Is! Wa-st
II the public approve the enterprise they are requested 10
LYsANDER sPOONER
New York January 2h 1914. ia2O 3E o.t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

"a FOR SA LEA three story dwelling house
E Grand.strset, West Of Broadway central situation
leland object any residence. invest
yielding good interest Lease 20 years TO run at St5
ground rent aud then for 30 years Also her
dwelling hous. and lot, we'll situated. Also large dwelling
house stable aud garden ground the 2;hwaId in fine
healthy situation, for which good farm other property
will be taken part payments bond and mortgage-
Possession Of either place t OF May, if applied for
after O'Clock. 10 2wr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
O PO y F. DOC
AND, ANoDYNE LINIMENT.

AND ANODYNE LINlMENT.r
A'OR the radical and permanent cure of goMy
tenhons bruises cramps sprans nubpes Of the limbs sti
kess Of The joints aso pain breast hack
This enbaocation is and valuable combination of
yarn, stnunt and anodvne ingredients, will BIZ found
invented Tor Of the aforementioned malades As an qy
err1l application to remove pain AID inflammation, bene
pains gouty Affections soothing and anodyne properties
manifested after its application Price IS cents
Prepared and '0 wholesale and 6AVib 5T,7 y SANDS Co
Apoecares aud Chemists II East Broadway. corner lar-
(Granite Buildinsl. JIG I'm
rNHE ONLY GENUINE AND ORlGINAb
or ERuPrIoNs.. CHAPPED FLESH, &c.-CAUTIoS
to M dns whe ms d h was @
mGuiiy m" b s," IT, cake Of this with
in his 81 tGy y only g c 5ffsciy this eiiy
ant genuine Jaaes's Italian GRiy
Soap-take no Other Without these
Medical Society of Paris thas cured thousands Uni
such pimpes, recles bloches, salt hem sculvy heat
spots tan sun burn norplew &c Cure chappst flesh, sc
beautifully healthy cleaness. To prove the public the
excellence of this, rsad the following diploma awarded to Nj
~ III the o r1 ar is
and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle to cure any erupuos
or 9fe skin lt will prove blessing 10 future
T. Jones wholesale rerumer sign of the American Eagle
81 Chaam-street n. " l39 Fu'ton-street. Bool
King street. Charleston, ). &. IA I'm
REGULATING FOKTY-FIRST STKEET.-
Public Notice hereby given that Petition has been
Forty Frst from the Eighth TO the Nn,h Ayenns
Persons interested IN this proposition and opposed thereto
oes Hall S Of Rseon IN on "f5 m bsds 9 the the
2ih day Of February inst. JOHN EVEN
Sr.st Comm;se;o,a cncs Eabrnorr Ia,S Io"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
CoMMEssIoN PAPER WAREHOUSE.

ELLIOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCk are con-
sany supplied wiki large and general G!
fAftRS, sued 10 ail departments OF the trade, amoug
which are the following Hubbard's co!cred Papers
great variety; Boston CoErerplate Papers Of superior
fos aud Blank Book Papers. Printe Cloes aud Carpet
makers Press Boards Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa.
rsrs Binders and GnrL koa.d, Sieathing and Wrapping
PaperS, SC Sc
apeaaker, supplied with sl knds OF sock aai mate
ylas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

ESR CHANICS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
FECEI,At this Office can be found variety
this city with diagrams and descriptions OF Farms Mills,
Factories Water Pows Wild Lands Houses, aaa Lot, in
almost eysy city and State in the Union Loans made
good cy security Merchants mechanics wishing
or articles for gcod productive
property for valuable wild lands will find II 70 eir inter,
negotiate through this office All business ensused
viii meet with prompt attention.
ciu 4. 7. & !. C.. SMITH r. I.iher.v-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER or TAXES,
Old Aims-HOuse, lparklS

Old Aims House, (park)
TAXES OF 1St3.-Pursuant TO the 9Th and 9Th
Of Taxes in the City Of NewYorh passed April 18TH le3
public notice IS hereby given that unless the Taxes
February next an addition Of one psr cent will be charged
upon all LAKES remaining UNPAID that day. and farther
naming unpaid on the 18th day OF March next.
ne Iaxcs are required to be pad IN money current at the
Oice hours iiom 4. II tili 2 ?. u.
j25 tMhl H. T. NERsTED. Receiver of Taxes.
CORPORATION N0TlCE-Pubhc notice is
~ hereby given the owners occupant or occu-
affected heraby, that the following Assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged the
viz For fencing vacant lois in the 9th Wafd embracing lots
on ie East side OF Washington street. between Ganseyooft
tween Ganseyoo and Horao streets, the South side OF
G.pseyocrt between Greenwich and Washington
and ~; m the soat side OF H3ratio street between Greenwich
between Greenwich and Washington Also. the
the South side ith street! between Hudson street and 81
avenue the West side OF 9Th between 18th and lit
7h Also the North side OF 18Th street between
81; and 9Th avenues aud on ts South side of 4th street. be-
nlond street between Washington and Wst streets on tie
North side OF Jane street. between 9th Hadsnn
i29 p Also she % 10Th Wsd st h Eds
street betwsep Delaney and BLoone and the East
Also the 18th Ward the South Of 18th irert be-
tween Broadway and University Place the North side of
west of 10th street and 9Th Also the 10th
Ward the South side OF 18th street between 9th and OIL,
and ou the NoTth side Of sb between the h and
and S, a so, IN the 7t Ward the South side Of
5a between The M md "a avenues on the North side OF
10Th stset between Cd and ID avenues and on the South
OF m street, between the aud Sd avenues and on the West
side o: Cd svenu=. between 18th and l4th streets
All persons whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed TO the same or either OF
then are rsqnssied TO present lheir objections writing
III thirty days from the date Of this notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

@@I0 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
ESE5 FOR GOODS located near the NewYoIk and Ere
Railroad. with Houses Barns Orchards, Wood and
Plough Land Price 500 per Some Western lands and
money would be objected Diagrams be
wing A p < J. G.. Smith rs Liberty d3tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

hwl CROTON HALL TO LEI.-Ifll f1dIl, oc-
curyirg ore Of the best legations in the city at the
corsr f and DWlsion-stTeet IS TO let four
ysnIn-s each week every day Sundays Ii is
finely fitted up ateroom, rst-Iae Piano Forte and
OF any kind. JOHN ALCOHOL is now trial this Hall
Saturday evening Is prosecuted with strength
get clear Inquire in Clock Establishment, over the hall
53 If r. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

JAMES :. AsPivy,.lI
S6 WillaB-stIset, General igen, for th;s .;,,.
and oy ost OF The principal retail druggists IN New Yo,t
Brooklyn. iO'K aas
This not neg medicine /, has been known "a. 49,.
and It's healing Influences have been el by ;bops.2 es
vicinity whee has beeusod But no effort has srs y "
G press s It It has sn M S we work s s way sg. :s b
intrinsic merits and to depend for It's celebrity unon NJ - Ss
saps1eres and The ,9onndettul cures ha. esctsa n
thus acquired manifest from hundreds OF ,estr;s rs
medical profession and others who have gS s sSiisG IL o &
% Ter the ne first time advertised IN the Public journals in os
more widely b. the afflicted who are suffering wsSs5a sS5ea
. Colds, Coughs, Asthma, lafuenzs, Wboopms cor,s
Group worms, HemoIraRe Tor raising ST blood{ ard ~
wnole class ofsssses affecting thS breast and lung % t
10 consumption and other kindred diseases are coanoS &
II IS b. charm. These complaints of most rsii;.r
character They commence with Sigh, cold or with ,o
+ fitting ien' n,s beng at s, neglected leads u
sitution gives way, and the victim Is brought teysy
verge of the grave. 'es
OF health should be without this rd pleasant safe ana re
powerful In this climate, where charges Of wes,
important A timely of 1t has saved End Will save hcs
sands from the pains ofrotrac,ed Illness from beds Of i
from death itself The tIitSg sum paid for 6oeoiS
extraordinary curative has often saved vast Of moa
long couse OF painful sickness.
With all their wonderful and efcacous powers DR Houss
MANS GERMAN GeUGH Drops free from every ipgrsd,so,
Of dehtating dangerous nature. They are eupS
vegetable compound aud may I've taken with entire sssty
,f
this invaluable medicine has also caused great improvements
tn" health ofpersons consuorally feeble, eecto
npaI aud vgor TO the system while no psapss
wealens the patient. IL mild healing expsc,or@,
and at the time very gentle tonic 1t in short t
HEALING BALM which restores health, ssngh, ygsr elas
ciry and chocr!ulUess the weakened frame and The A.
pondlng mind IL is the sign OF triumph scknea, aud
pau their oppressive forms. This proved BY tbe
n;ahle stmony OF thousands who have tried il nav h
proved by ali who chose try Price 80 bottle ofi
onnces. NIL 3tawlY lms
SEBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
Is now universally admitted TO be certain
asecifc for dyspepsia Nervous Affections Weakness Los,
OF Appetite Debility sc. Physics prescribe Their p
teutS; gentlemen who haya experienced curative efr
gratefully recommend ~ ladies have derived the gsss,
benefit from exhibition and other complapn
epoures restored te thar appetite and the weak and ieqs
made strong and vigorous iet the poor mans iichss
tended TO at classes anil conditi2 seJ
tprers merchants and bankers lawyers and dynes cl
piers poets aud planters have all cured by this ns
as their Certificates and recommendations sasactonlyrsy
Yet thousands upon thousands who are daily siSs
torture, both OF mind and body from the above como
WHEN an niaabe remedy offered 10 them In the Rss,n
i've Cordial, which is prepared by c. c. SEBRING asS
sold At his otiice Not Murray street s ss sss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the cia.sfs5lI cs,sf5 j
Of the County Of New York notice Is hsis9y he
persons having claims against JOHN 6. s,ssns b
City of NswYors, gentleman, deceased, 20 Rsr. 10
same with the vouchers thereof TO The ~ or b.
the 22d day Of July next Dated New gork tH F,sta6
January, 1874. BENZ. d. lLL!MAsN, sNs,!ardI
jal3 iaW6m LAFiNiA HiChS, eI-----.. E..e%~------
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

-. s.FARMS-FARNIS FOR SALE-A vaua
bic Wheat Farm OF 273 acres. lying between the Cyu
and Seneca Lakes, bs exchanged for illinois land
and monay Also, Farm Of 100 the Chsnango river
and canal oT cash only. Also, many good Farms IN New
Jersey, containing from 10 20 200 Apply to A j.
Srnith p5 MI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

sssss FOR SALE-At Wiafnsbursh, l.. l. two
;A story brick front Houses aud Lots, situated
North Fourth bet Third and Fourth
and five minutes walk from rand Ferry Lots
2j by 100; Houses 22 by "a feet Each house
with fireplace aud four bedrooms. all we'll finished and
good order They will be sold bargain and of the
purchase bond and For
anpLy TO Lag lEls f. PETTY. 255 Centre ST. Ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the salissss I:ss
Of the County of NewYok, Notice is hefeDyI n,
CITY Of SewYosk, l sen.IeaHan s decsa,rd to %
with the vouchers tereoi TO the subscriber, at hii
70 Joh hn-su.et, il the CITY OF New-York, on oI I a
January, 1914. JOHN PAEET, Executor, &c..-! &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

m 24O ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
to exchange for productive property New
York City, Also, $1,000 in cash and valuable piece Of
near New-York. Also to exchange hands place of a
few located pleasant Eastern village, for snug,
neat Farm il TeII-JeTsey. Apply To
dl3 If GP & j. {. SMITH. IS Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

CORNS, CORNS AND TOOIa!Aa1on,sIi. 90 Ii.ssla
~ without extracting, Tor sale at A c. BUkho.sch
Store No.lso Bowery. New-Yotk- Pace 80 een'' 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

DURE SPERM OIL Families wans.ns a,l.a Vi
DIETZ, BROTHER BsoeHlz
,,.ea. NJ 70 Job, g. York and Hicks sEDD~-~J
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

Al COUNTRY SEAT-To Let or tor sale, a
I!:@ desirable Conntry Residence at Jamaica, l.
fonting the leading Avenue, but short distance from
the Railroad nearly omam5nled with
tai aud fruit grape vines vaetY Of choice berries,
parasus flowers shrubs &c The whole improvements
modern and very convenient built expressly for the present
The above property the whole consisting of about
of rich gardening land and nursery will be sold
changed sold will be rented application MAIDS
JNO. h. POlLLON, No. . Atauic-st.,
fab3 Inn South Ferry BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
DOCT. aIOUsEMAN,s
GERMAN COUGH DROPS

pREPAHED and sold wholesale by JOHN y
DAVIS, city of Hudson, Columbia connry 49,
Tor sale in this city at .esae and retail BY II I'D
JAMES s. AsrlN,rAlL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

"a FARM FOR SALE-Contanng Il acres
.HAA@of us.u outhudings situated in the village Of
CALDWELL, ESSEN COUNTY, N j., ls miles from
dous recently painted and calculated for Boarding School,
frThsh luPoo N was built BY Calvin S Crane dec & w19
make good stand for Temperance Tavern as would
command custom from the much rers 9 on the fine turnpike
ance prevails There is variety of fruit the prSmises the
loseoa high and healthy linz of Stages run 5ans TO New
which may remain on mortgage If not sold before the 18Th
Il Third month MARCH next il will ,hen be Offered at pub
lots entire purchasers may De found Title ndspqabe
For further particulars, inquire on the premises % WILSON
Crane Genus s. Crane OF West Boonfeid or IN New
York, of AlAHLON DAY & CO. 374 Pearl ST Of I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

CUPERIOR CIDt.k--Twenty barrels sit
- ity Virginia Grab Cider jus, received G ana ,G s
fsi, lw~ SEO. DELL - w. ----->TITIE IA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

1sS FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
f;i3 and Orchard with good land, situated in
WhipEany. New Jersey, q; miles from SeY.Yort and
miles below Morrisown. The Mill is situated on never
failing of will drive engines the dryest time
The wheel is feet wide and j. feet diameter
with good engines and running For further
ticulars inquire Of GAUNI DERtlCkSON,
iln GIN l59 South n York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

kz5 EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTlMORE
fs9:A ERASTUS COLEMAN has this day taken He
LIE f. JACKSON into partnership and IN t4tnTe The
House will be conducted in the name OF Coleman Jackson
The patronage of the travelling public and n1lence OF our
friends is respectiuy y solicited. e
Feb. l. 1874. II lm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

sa TO LET-The old established store and
:;ss dwelling formerly owned and occupied by John Nc
Nab the of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth
The and always has been occupied
Grocery. The(e story brick Stable and Feed
tiouse The premises which will BE- let with the above
of May who will sell his stock. and
medately Inquire OF 2. CLENDENEN,
f7 3wA 122 EldridCestreet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

goal! COAL.!-The real genuine Red Ash
SPeach Orchard purchased the dock of second hand
dealers. the fountain head the mines where get
the fstasaisy Of CAa and vii be the follow
weghes endorsement the back Of each ticket Nut S.
Stove IS S Broken Egg S So from the LSmp Laeka
Washington Spring. GUERNSEY & co. oe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

81 TO LET AT WILLIAMSBURGh, five new
E story and Houses pleasantly situated on South,
Third between Third and Fourth ss about equal dis
between the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished mod
ern style with marble mantes and CRATES throughout cell
lars court yards &c, calculated for genee FAMILIES Pos
session be had immsdatey Also House erecting
lots of gGound Will be finished By Is; March Enquire Of F.
T. I.uQuesr los Pearl street, y y Kgeu Rpley's
lumber ysI co of South Third street, where the keys may
hpb ia22 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

rOLORING OR DYING HAlk.-,shros, hos, .
" RED, or GREY HAIR changed TO Gatf ,.assa
prrm7npnt black b. the Moorish HlOye. Sois
o. 81 bottle IN. sign Of the American Esgs ss,ne
street, New York; or ls9 Fulton, or 3ii AaShaM
Brooklyn,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
L has hand for SALE the above Goa! Of al szas
which he offers for sale at low market prics from the yard
Orders sent through the Despatch POST left at the Office Of
the subscriber, will be promptly attended TO.
T.STOKES DICkERSON, No l07 Anthony St,
OF Broadway Tabernacle.
hand for sale above. Also Ash and Lensh Coal OF III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

ERtUK SALE Or EXCHANGE-A highly
improsed farm of l25 acres with all the stock, crops
-and tools. The buildings ample convenient ard ID
fine order desirable and productive property situated
Office of A. P. J. c. SMITH,
MA tr SIS iihsIrT street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

a
2o'ciock in the afternoon.
Leave New-York O'Clock in the morning. and in the
afternoon
Leave Newark at 10 O'Clock morning, and in the al
tsrnoon.
Passengers by the morning train 10 Morristown will arrive
there Id O'Clock where will be In readiness
vey them Schooeys Mountain, Washington, Beivdere and
Eas,ou daily to Saccasusna Stanhope Newton Milford
and O.veso Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and
ocka~ay Dover Sparta and Newton Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays each line the subsequent days
The stage Tor Baskus Ridge viii leave evening the
arrival 81 the and the morning time for the
first tGan for Sew-York.
Passengers from Jersey CITY without changing
On leaving the city the psssenerrs Will depost then
esgage n the car at the foot Of Courandstreet, whe1e
Agent wal, be IN attendance receive it.
from Nors;own will arrive Newark in time
delphia. e ~ ' : A'' W 49,
ms road having been recently re-aid with the heaviest
q = no" IN complete running order and offers acommo
passengers or freight. " ~ ~ " -
s.ss o. commatasion for 500 per
the summit; sae &c Millyie, and S2o to Orange
e 'eqoesteas 20 nave Their baggage marked.
M leA DODD. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

The following shows very strong CONDITION: :
Statement the Michigan Insurance Co. OF Detroit ''""
ei' i " Reso,rces Liabilities
fo;o .Sla252t le Balance due for de-
Souc;a Ennd: 'y7s posts s245, $50 &C
Due from Banks the Circulation I6.2O w
whole of which Tn,oI s323 1856 IS
can be drawn for =
atspi,t l07 587 45I
Domes. bills ofexc. l6 855 II
Bills discounted -. i2079 2Oi
Due FIN dish offc.&c. 28i7 81
Adv to Army cont. d736 so
stocks :. -. 400 90
Real estate. 2,376 58
IN uponlState scLp 3,OOJ CO
Total S373g45 26 Excess ofresources S50,cO8 GO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

Street Commissioner and Chairman of Assessor
Street Commssioner's OtEiee January 18th, 1871 j.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

sgss. FOR SALE-200 acres of excellent land Sit
sss'gate in the town N1oEehouse Hamilton County "
about 50 miles from Utica The Improvements
rli ANTHONY ] DLEEIKER & CO.. Broad.st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

4-A FOR SA LEA productive Farm, South side
:.9 of Long Island, Quantnck Bay (see Of L. ~
Aad Joining (west) village Of Guogue, about so
sites for country Hossepiazza paoIs folding doors
plain marble manes, fine % story Farm honse barn
sc superior water accessible hy railroad mail daily
Suitable gentleman hotel (pch wnted) practical
farmer S550Ohalf on mortgage city property Apply
the premises,
M&Th n. II! WHEELER, 6: Wall ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

IL Always safe and eectua It instantly relieves the
hy Of breathing through the noss and the busnng sensa
ton Of the pituitary membrane n. e. II also approved
remedy for Bronsh aud chronic hoacness made and sold
by j. l. CODDlNGTON, Druggists, 22 Hudson st. cor.
Spring. Sold also, by Rushton Go. Broadway and
70 Astor House; Jas. S Aspnwa 90 William street; + r.
Dsforet 2 Green ;ch Jas. Tarrant, Greenwich St
and j. Maakim, 81 Broadway. Price 25 cents box.
iaIt Ink
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

GI HN AND 50 25.-A superior article Of
I'D cO Broken, Egg. Stove and Nut Size Coal. douby
screened s. 2 and smal Nut 81 so per ton delivered
free Of from the Yards 2 Weststreet of
East River Orders received the Sugar Refinery 2S
L-onard.seet, through the Despatch Post both the Yards
n. B. An allowance made dealers.
flo 2w&3t- TYLEE & MAPES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

Pans Boun.r. jan. i.l-Hslrrssr THnrr.- There has
been more business than Yesterday French Stocks have
been 6rmer than Yesterday For Money three per cents
5c and five per 0c better For the account three
Der cents O and five per cents 2oc better also Three per
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27

TIN. gentleman has been re elected again as
Treasurer of the State Of Moth Carolina. in the
place Of John II Wheeler who was'tlceied over
him two years ago. The STANDARD in making
some remarks to his di.paraccmen, said be- did
rot kerp his own books Whether tn. be true
or fa's'. there is one thing which must satisfy
tvrry candid man Of his caraeity. Although he
hos been Treasurer for number Of years no, ono
lad 10 his charge Yct Col Wheeler was hard.
" warm IN his Office before he lost TO tho State
Sel besides other errors vhcb tho Comptroller
avs no rec,ihOd And We, ths STANDARD would
have tie people helievc that Col Wheeler is The
nor, competent man for the Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-12-27
ABOLITION PETITIONS.

1t will be seen by the proceedings in
Congress, tina, the rule excluding abolition
PETITIONS from the House OF Representa-
tives, has been resciuded by vote Of los
TO so. This is the FIRST fraternal hug OF
our Northern Democratic brethren, Fifty
SIR Of them having voted in the atirmn-
tive. A glorious earnest of their fidelity
TO their pledges, and mus, surely strength,
en- considerably The "just expectations.
of some of the guardians of South Carroll
mas in,eres,sat Columbia. Camden Jour.