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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-04
81 have no other"
"You are foolish"

"You are foolish"
"Perhaps so. But can't helpit My
wife must be punctual and no mistake "
Alton showed himselfto be in earnest.
Much as it cost him, he steadily resisted
the inclination that was constantly urging
him TO renew his attentions to Anna Mil
nor. As for the young lady, she was I'M
happy for several months. Then she was
consloed by the attention of new and
less fastidious lover, paid as little re-
gard o-punctuality as ever, but this was
only defect ofminor Importance in the
eyes of the young man who had made up
his mind to offer her his hand.
Alton was invited to her wedding about
year after the date of his unpleasant
picnic adventure. A large and brilliant
party were assembled to witness the nup-
tlals, that were to take place at eight O.
clock precisely. At eight all the COM
pany were waiting, with the minister, the
descent of the bridal party. But time
passed, and many began TO feel impatient
Mr.. Minor, the father of Anna, came
into the parlor frequently, and then went
out, evidently worried at the delay, the
cause of which Alton shrewdly guessed to
lie in the fact that the bride was not vet
ready.
81 believe the girl will be too late for
DEATH" he heard the old gentleman say in
a fretful under-tone to some one in the
passage, close to the door, near by which
he was setting.
"Thank heaven for my escape p muir
INJURED Alton to himself, as the party came
in about halfpast nine, after having kept
the company waiting for an hour and a
half "Too late on her wedding nigh: /!
She would have killed mer'
If this shoe should happen to pinch any
lady, whether married or single, we beg
of her not to think for moment that it
was made for her foot
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SWEDEN.

Coronation of the hing-A letter
from Stockholm of the first instant gives
the following account of the coronation
in that city The coronation OF their
Maiesties was celebrated on the 10Th ult..
in the Cathedral. The morning having
been rainy, the cortage could not proceed
to the church in the order agreed OH.
Their Majesties not wishing to delay the
ceremony, went there in their carriages,
and were greeted with loud expressions
of Joy. After the divine service, the cor
onation took place When it was conclu-
ded the prince royal and his brothers, the
Dukes of Upland and Ostrogothie, took
the oaths offidelity to the king, who en-
braced them both. The Duke Dalecar-
liza and the Princess Eugene were pre-
sent at the coronation in tribune apart.
The diplomatic corps and the foreigners
of distinction, on leaving the church, pro-
ceeded TO the inner court of the palace,
to present their homage TO their majes-
ties on their passage. The king the same
day, gave grand dinner of 600 covers.
In the evening the city was illuminated,
and their majesties. accompanied By the
youthful branches ofthe royal family, went
through the streets in an open carriage,
amidst loud aclamations. The next day
the king received in seperate audiences
the the ministers of England and Den
mark, who presented letters of congratu-
lation from their respective sovereigns on,
his coronation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Western Literary Messenger.
FRIENDSHIP AND SORROW.
By Mas. L. II. SIGoURNEY.

From. the Western Literary Messenger.
FRIENDSHIP AND SORROW.
By MRs. L. H. SIGoURNEY.
Together meath the early morn
We took our joyous way,
Where clustering blossoms hide the thorn
And all around was gay,
And now, when midnight's widest storms
The troubled sleeper wake,
And Fear calls forth its phantom forms,
Shall thy side forsake?
Together through the vornal grove
In musing thought we trod,
With Natures kindling charms in love,
Which told our souls of God
And now. when chilling autumn blows,
And fields their flowers regret,
Amid the fading of the rose
Shall my friend forget?
Together 10 our blooming age,
To Music's realm we turned,
And bending DER the lessoned page,
The same sweet descant learned
And now when Time, that teacher stern,
Hath taught the wall and moan,
Shall to bowers of pleasure turn,
And leave thee sad and lone!
All no. beneath Misfortune's dart,
Thy cheek believed with tears,
Thou'rt dearer to my yearning heart
Than in thy clOudless years.
The friendship born of prosperous hours
May have a sparkling eye;
But that which smiles when sorrow lowers
Claims kindred with the sky.
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ARE PRINTERS SMART!

An excellent author, whom we now quote,
perhaps correctly says, that no trade sends
into the world smarter and more active men
than that of printing. Look to officers OF
trust and honor-where talent and energy are
required-and you will be the most likely to
find them filed by printers. Who make our
best editors, lawyers, preachers, mayors, and
congressman Printers. Printing is glo-
rions business, thus to fit man for honor
and usefulness. A college education is not
10 be compared with an education at The
Case. One Of the grestest Lawyers England
ever produced was printer. The greatest
philosopher of America was printer. Who
is the Mayor of Londonl A printer. Who
are the MAYORS of Glasgow, Edinburg, and
Perth Printers. So also are the Mayors
Of New York, Washington, and Savannah,
printers by trade.-The recent Mayor of
Boston was a printer.-There are something
like dozen printers in Congress-all ofthem
honors TO their profession. Printers ARE
looking up. Who would not be printer
To the young apprentices at the Case, or at
the RoIler-Sta with smutty faces or dirty
fingers, we would say, don't be discouraged.
A few years ago, all the distinguished men
We have named above.were similarly employ
ed. Stick to your business, and every leis-
ure hour you have, employ in the perusal of
useful books, and in The cultivation of your
minds. Then the day will not be far distant,
when, if You are true to yourselves and con-
tract no bad habits, you will become useful
and honorable citizens-exerting wide and
healthful influence. Think often of the ex-
ample of Franklin.
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A SENSIBLE WoNAN.-A Millerite III
Maine said 10 his wife during the time Of
harvest, 81 am resolved to work no more
l think it wrong to gather any more Of
the fruits of the earth" The next morn
ing he arose and walked abroad to medi-
tate. Returning, he asked his wife if
she had breakfast ready. She said mo. -
"But," he asked, 'are you not going to
get any 2" She answered, mo for, -
said she, "you say it is not your duty to
work and if it is not your duty it is not
mine and if the fruits of the earth may
not be geathered in, they may not be
cooked after they are gathered in.
am resolved to submit with you to the will
of God, and abide the consequences. u
He walked out again, and after awhile he
returned and said to his wife, eff you will
go and get me some breakfast, will go
TO work"
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MORMON DIFFIcULTIEs.-We under
stand that the late grand jury of Hancock
county, ILL.,, assembled at Carthage, found
indictments, for the murder of Joseph and
Hyrum Smith, against Sharp, Williams,
and ten others, making in all twelve in
dictments. 1t is believed some curious
and probably strange developments ofthe
political maneuvering and management
of some of the political managers in Hi
nols will be made in the course of these
trials We are told that nearly every one
indicted has caused subpenas to be issued
for Governor Ford and boast ofwhat they
can prove in justification or extenuatlon
by the Governor. Time will show how
far these expectations are to be realized.
81. Louis Republican,.
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PORTLAND MILLERITEs, The

PORTLAND MILLERITEs. The Tri-
bune tells the following good story When
the Ascension was to take place one man
and his wife went into the grave yard to-
gether. His first wife lay barred there.
81 shall go to her grave and ascend with
her," said the affectionate husband. 81
will leave the yard Immediately if you
do, said the wife, "and will not ascend
with you" What could the poor fellow do !
He was in quandary; but finally conclu-
ded TO remain with his living wife, and
60 up with her.
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81 HAD RATHER BE RIGHT THAN Pres
DtNT."
Henry Clan 10 Mr Prcste

@Mr Clay might have been Presi-'
dent, but he could not seek self aggrand-
izement at the expense of his integrity.
There is not on the American records
more uoble act than his decision, blight
ing, we perceived at the time, to any per-
sonal hopes, so far as the good graces Il
the new States were desirable, in rela,ie1,
to the avails of the Public Lands. Ben
ton has always been managing TO reduce
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The GALLONS SUsrAINED.-The
returns of the votes of the citizens of New
Hampshire on the question of Capital Pun
lshment show the following result:-For abb
clifton 1869; againstit 2O,56s; majority in
favor of the gallows, 1881.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
ARRAYS At CLrvELAsD.-on Sunday evening

ARRAYS AT CLEvELAND.-On Sunday evening
last, as we learn from a gentleman direct IRON
Cleveland, two hotel runners Of that city got INTO
dispute, which resulted in the death OF enc oil
them, by being stabbed in the breast by the other
On the same day two sailors, who had been
discharged from schooner, returned on board
and split open the head oi of their late COM
panions with crow bar.
On Sunday, also, schooner loaded with -four
wheat and corn was sunk by being run into By
steamboat kochesteF Dc"locid''
SCHOONER SuNg.-The steamer Chicago, Capt
G. Appleby, ran into the schooner &. Jenney:
near Cleveland, on Sunday, and sunk her She
was bound for Buffalo. and had on board 3l0 o6ls'
flour and J, i40 bushels corn. all Of which must
of course be greatly damaged
u It is stated that during the recent drouth
in the Island Of Cuba, one planter IN the neigh
horhood of Matanzas lost 800 head oi cattle, and
50 much reduced was the supply and strength oil
teams that the transportation OF barrel OF sugar
forty miles cost three dollars.
R. VI. CLAYroN-This Aoronaut started on
trip on Saturday morning at O'Clock. lie gave
no notice OF his ascension. rumoF was IN cif-
cuation that he had been billed. We presume this
rumor is groundleSs. Cincinnati 0aE' D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
Correspondence of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.

5.
emcai @i OF W S be- cot BY 2@e@ee s and
tie axiom while iey uckno, Ledge its truth If the produce
dealers bodv would take half the trouble 10 ascertain
her and politics of the district, entirely differ
en-, result would attend their Investments Intelligent denef,
having heavy interests committed 10 Their care. equeity
change their opinions better grounds than the o
neighbOTs correspondent coupled with TIE sencfesed Oh
,en,on Others dcssnedy made 10 produce the effect
panic feeling prcdomiDaing with Others the pur
catch the infections and down 90 penel without
consequence Flour hent, Corn, Bee! and PORK ali
piedlcnnent the NewNok market and no one can
show the benefit resulting from TINS forcing down OF prices 10
the ruin OF the holders No ne channel OF consumption N
The stock ot each has To abide lis time and ordinary dsnatd
Beef forced upon the market at 50 20 per Dbl To save the
owner. lar possible from loss; about equal 10 throwing
looking glasses from second story window during fire
have their share Of troubles. Too much attention
what the receipts haze 6en and not enough TO existing stocks
For the information of those whose may have
caped copy from your paper the ceaIncGs at your port
to It the receipts here by the ONO Canal TO the dale
ce,,ea q. Buffalo 5i4 !3 i rs IS 8ss 'Ss . ~
Arrived at Cleveland nab e.l5i l.. .i(S .0l!'
been along OHIO Canal i. that there rot 90 hls
along the whole Canal 10 forward The week before
oerine load Of Pork NeSurean at 30 cents
bt bu, could obtain load u, that low rate. much
the stock exhausted Letters r4n Lake Aicisan say ie
stocks have nearly all been shipped Oft Ihee statements
are believed 10 be facts Gn II where are tfe o2IV bbs
one "i II at Buffalo, but Is very doubtful whether you
VIII get 1nothtr tenth.
The New York recently stated by the Tribune
be III 0O bbl and tha, confirmed by letters
There nothing quantity tlut should such
panic force Prime So . and Mess IS 90 Tor
considerable proportion Of that must be damaged Pork
nree portion held OF the market. usd the residue the
hands of md holders creates the panic Before sixty days
the wYorken will wonder what ghost was that
frightened them much about Pnk-en article that will keep
indfnite length ot time without deterioration quality
Our Flour market feels the and sales have
been made to-day ut So "a Buyers generally disposed
TO take hold at this pce and ce business cannot be done
without reduction Wheat sold - and 5 cents
which holders very reluctantly acceds and prefer
ing Corn cannot be sold III 50 cents and considerable
potion n what forward dams ged Mes PO.k
held AZ IS IS %, and Prime ut So. Lard 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
| lanes Brown"

- -. James BIoWD, 10 lIe UI'
ticc, the ci pher would be copied and sent to New
Orleans, when the clerk would send the slip OF
paper unwound from the machine to the counting
house of SmitI--and 50 the letter would give M
formation 10 no one but the person for whom 1t
was intended. For each letter of the alphabet
employed Government would receive, say one
cent. so that the first of the above letters would
cost 80 cents; the answer to it 80 cents, and the
reply 2S cents.
We canne, close this notice without expressing
conviction that among the must important DISCO
veries and inventions OF the present day is the
Electro Magnetic Telegraph, and that among the
most distinguished public beneiactors Professor
Morse, the inventor OF it, viii be ranked here.
after
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
TIE TRIBUNE F..
For Inc ITIouDI
TO THE WHIGS.

TO ItiE NEIJS.
1 ce SON, of Freedom DER mountain. vale and ica.
IIn,r, your glorious banner and strike Tor Liberty;
Ro.c aloud the trump of Fame dawns brighter day
For by the shrine Liberty We sworn for HENRY CLAY
We hearts Of STEEL of hat stand IN hottest "af
In ,hunder tones you We sealed own. your western a
He rises now accepts your call while millions PROSTATE DO"
In bold relief there stands your chef Farmer from his piow
behone and slnew of the land the hardy yeouen they
In sold phalan1 stand. to check the traitor sway.
And elevate their hope the glory OF their couny DAY
The Orator the Patriot. the Statesman. HENRY CLAY.
Hail glorious chief. your country cals-!eevc Ashland
snsdy lawn.
The crested eagle mounts alof Washington thy home
potenous clouds none backward roll: with bnehines
beam the skies, tf''
For Freedoms rays mountains break and peang anthem
Huzza huzza the world around. from Andes burning chan
To Grecias Isles the wekin nnGs eI mountain sea ahu p
Let tyranss feel and ,rembelet faction stalk away
For by our Stars and Stripes stand umphsny with CLAY
Brookiyn, June lst. 1874. D. IL. "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

pEElNEn SlIGAK

tIJOOISEY AND WOOl.SEY from this a'e offer Their
w Standard DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS at the 'oE
lowing lu,v prices. viz ,., 49,, So; M ~
t1i.,rad ii ln ID purchased. hall cent pound
Powder'd III 10 DO additional.
The above are packe,! as follows;
ssfs1 81, S5 q - p for packages
Apny 10 The New YORK aient Sugar Refinery nj South
and Montgomery IS. or al ~ Wall 81
H. b. Orders out the city bs accompanied by remit
, 80 " lel I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
gems IIEtII,ilUI -, -
Geo RIPpA ARD 4 son Ea6 WnietIuo Rnad.

- DRAFTS On ENGLAND. IRELAND, &c.-Per,
@ sons nl0Gt reuiitng money their friends mi the I'D
S2Ln Country" be supplied with drafts "a sums nj II
AZ E5 EiO 40 ESQ amount. payable deinrUl,
without discount or any oho charge the Nntonni nnk Of
Ireland Provirciu Bank 'N Nesss james u'', SoG Co.
i,inkcrs oninn Barncd Co. Exchange and Discount
Bank Liverpool Eastern Bank OF Sco;Innd Geenock Bank
lIs Company SIR Wllmm Forbes, Hunter x G.. scotland
n branches town throughout En:lnnd Ire
md Scotland and Wales which DRIFTS Will be ioLwur!e by
ae Packet of lth. l6ih 2l. or 2th the Royal Nnl
senuer winch cn.es Boston the 18th of June npplcn
ton to W: g. l. hfS''i
General fHSsgse Office 10 s5Ouit. Maiden
lane. .:i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK, JUNE I.

Cleared.
Ship Hudson. Page. Liverpool
Bark Am Louisa, Marschalk. Vera Cruz, HafGouse Bro
,her> 4 Co.
Schrs Joseph Brown Barber. Rio Grande: Princess ck
ell phIadelph!a ron steamer Black Diamond, 10 canal
Arrived.
Sch Leonidas P,nkam. l5 days from Eastpor with ath
and fsh, master.
Schr Granville Pearce, from ThomaNon. with lime.
Schr w Borden, Bunnell d fla Virginia, with wood.
Sailed.
Bark Ann LOUISA. Ven Cruz.
Below.
brig unknown-wnd light st north-weather icsgy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
NEW.YURk AND HARLEM K AlLkOAn
IL COMPANI.-SL-MNIE AENA ANGtAIENIs.

On Sundays il the weather fine the Cars viii run every
hoir ir,m City Hall Ia Harlem ana Wilsiins Bridge.
tbromg gh the day from Is u 4 M.tus 81 =. ".
The Extra Night Line vii leave street Tor Cy liE NJ
0 10 10 -: H. Il p Leave CITY Hall Tor 2'th street
nts % ij 10 u. II. u -. l..
BIZ order of the Fnard. .., -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

lsti-Si-MLiEK tRR1EGEHE:NImf9R s:Nl1a ni
al M'glGdoNSEf s4t Pl1ers9SEW wa, Y6Rk ASD ERIE AiL
-E:SGsrsl OAI,.--The nsw and splendid steamboat I
TT CAPT Alexander II. Shutz leaves the foot o
duane feet daily. (Sunday, exceFed.) at oclck A. NJ
and P r.Slng the beautiful scenery 0i te Hudson
yr to petoni where passengers take the cGumoOGs
of the Co throu: the picturesque Wiley ui the amspo TO
Returning leave Midiletown at 3 a. ". and p. NJ.
Passengers by the Nuruin: Line from three To
four hours Goshen and MddetoWn, ai return u e ciy Ut
9n'cinck the evening. ,.,.,., l..
" Famles and Pleasure Pure; Will ind tins the ,fst De
shtfr xc,fsiuii from the City The cars are UNUSUALLY COM
inp!iuus nd lts apartments appropriated expressly !" hH
For further particulars. inquire ni the captain On oolta
Of VAN RENSSELAER, agent uf Duane und
West streets. H. L. st. hi,it ~ 'uy7il'euieIt-
Passenger, of O..cgo Bnghnmp0n and MI The pnncpn
rl., m the Southern Counties OF tEe State O Newi OA and
S0rtl.fn COUNTIES OF Pennsylvania viii ind hr rate stages
and careful drivers take them from Mddstown cheaper ava
r,uFe rxpedclous than any other route ne
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

u Why is a man who goes an engineering
like savage ornament! st. Louis Reyeille.
Because he goes an Iagia earring
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
ALBERT BEACH,

ia HAAiSTREET, NEAR PEARL-STREET.
Clng goods
uronzed or Syered Glrandoles.
Gothic x Convey Tea Trays in e;s or separately
Plated Cake Ea,se CpsoTs ga1deehs' e"uef' anu i'''S
Itar Esl "la a,n p",Tse o"H Te nnna 5,Llnn " ''e
Table Cutlery and General lot OF fancy aLiele. milo I'm IN -
RP PR9E r OF THE II. , 1al IN San ready for sumner G
aI-ce from ct to % et' 70! nc End & from 81 es eI to
20 ct. per g9i ior o,et ne, G oI lie ] s"bc s To- fur
%' ifss SBie# %%,: TSsy Gi all he
the pea oy nne we ,i conned to sye while o,
n[ 5 m h o's ,, msde mee . 9 we'll ths yen with nns oi
sheet rubber, we abandon the numerous e li' %he
i b,r the IIo. n erSI much wof For sale ony N 25
Maiden nne' in'u huOoei 'ee HgRNCE II'I Is lib H. bay
mi9 I'm suses,g, 10 E9s99y 1i%.a Ha9ss
COUTHUOl " NENERS. 3il DkoADWAf,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, G!RANnUiES.
the largest mnnuiactos m the United suites, they
es Private Dwellings Steamboats, and Packets the most
reasonable terms and Of apay not TO be supaeI M e OF
any other country; Especial aeoh on Is atn IN sG iii fbs1
and snip lamps cI economy n ara tos : op end Two sysR
have within the a seven years been awarded the
maDar,Tsr m tsT superiority in his class OF good The
piVsl< !@ipss are respectfully '''''- - co., ", -
III COUNTRY TkADzRs supplied at aaeto,y prices, ~ :, -,
ErAsL Fi9 R29FS Sr GAE%HTEFgs ~ W IS T1rEkk F1k YEai iE
LONGER THAN tsuA-lte subscriber haye nveeied i1.i
method ii covering roots win pam or fasaItS W. Pbe b
which ;ey guanss 10 remain "a'ea s an II In, rn5no, s
pT on y them Inc metal & + 80 ~ Igf G o nnp. up. ao bcb il
affected by The shrinking OF sNelns VI % E ~ 5ar - ~ Will "
lad or ey The contraction or expansion & w. o. u is b ,rd
sors 10 this CITY covered by th method their satisfaction
Henry ;;rcyprt E.I corner of5th anf stii ~
jnhu : SchsrIne-hcTp Esd. No. - Broadway.
ayi Austin ESQ cor u Exchange pllce Brt Nliar'-si
j Green Pearson Esd Merchants Exchange. Neust
Go g. Butler E>1 No. y Na.>au-st
FaHci, Burri,, EsQ. = Broa,-,t.
Notice gwen tina; the improvement patented, al per
son, in the tre wishing fuOts by the subscribers prn
can c{,tain permission. ~ moderate terms.
cihliti p. SAIlpR * co "a and az bOail-st-
= \IyI Y 4 20 No - (,rnnd-street corner OF
- h.,i an s,ien.ve assortment of the lol-
& hr: hu L. m RS GOODS to which they invite tie
io"in nous. .heTi,lis IN "'-' " ~ ~ 49,
al to IA Imperial and Marseiles Quilts -
10; by "a Diapers and Danask Iaole tloths AL
Linen. A., -i;
SheetinsS
n hu'9d' nd i. 6,nnar 5,u and nnra.E YseSns
CI,,sb finrEahscS and BIrjeye Diaper
IL and IS Shirtinr and Poys-Case Linen OF all qualities
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
: NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR l.lNERPoo

- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR lINEKr1iolt.. ..',, p.Ito
-: Packet of2i,, luncihe splendid nnd nyofte RACKET
.:.l Ship ROCHESTER,. lccO ton, bprhsn'l Capt. Join
Iriinn will saIl on the 2l>t June her regular tdhy
hc ,hIps of this beng all lU tons nni upwari pe"
ab; 10 embark the Old Country will not ai tn see the nj
vantage, 10 be derived from selecting th> e m preference la
.ny other MS their great capacity renders them every WAY
more comfortable and than SHIPS oi smaller ci'>
an, tier accommodations. well known superior Il"
any nthcrs rerns wishing secure lIts s"" not ia to
make ea7ly application b"nrd. foot at Bnng slip dr L.
W. x j. r. TAPSCOTT. Gtthelr general Passage Ciiice'
Is Souih.st. cor. MAIDEN Lime, ~ starr.
The Rochester will SAL from Liverpool on the bh August
Persons wishing send tor their friends have them broust
ont IN this magnificent Pnrke o the regular ne ail
ing on the s Jti l!th, 18Th Pit aud 18th ocvrry month
lnti, Tor any amount. payable on demand without d
count 40 all the prnc 81 England !relund Scutauj
or " nlrs constantly for snle a. above leb
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND EVERY FIVE
.;Tre DAYS rHRUuGHOUT TIE fEAR-i5om Cork
i41-E Dublin. Belfast Newry, Londonderry; NHlerihn
NeNinrl sligo Goeran. Duudalk. llrocheda Limerick. sc
Sc Passages ai ure> be engaged with The >u,.cf
rs on the most advantageous terms INST class New YORK
huilt onckets snillu. from Liverpool ~
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT TIE YEAR lll
Two things necessary Tor te comfort and :encinl nie
resi- oi the p~eGger, will ie found connected with this line OF
ships VIZ: proper attention n Liverpool and good nrcomno-
board the ships, which the subscribers gunrnnte I"
All they engage bring For further psrcar, uppy ettefs
paidJ to w. ~ J. +. TAPSCOI'f, n Soutn street,
corner Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
-pACKETFOE BRlSTOL..ENCLA

PACkl"r FOR TUI.ENbLANIJ-Io ,iT F'i
- lively ON the 18th INST the well known, n,i sans NM
tl.s, flyorite Packet Ship - tOSNp;" Capt W u ot
TET;fcUGE viii sal puncuniy advertised She Ia St
ncror accommodation, for Cnbn humber limited tcenu
CABIN and :,ecce PO,>eueer' hose about procycliS in
the Il 'nuntrv el do We'll Ia select tie tu>mo o.: i.e
cr,eynnce Fox farther particular, appy on bnaid loot o
80 76 Soul-s;- cor. Madea.iane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

IN PURSUANCE OF an order ci th- surrogate
of the Con,,y Of N-siolk Nc;ccl, hs sby gwen TO al
,rson ha,in. cIsifRs ,rarnst ISAAC II. WILSON h'se
h civ OF New York. Clerk, deceased present The aas
with the vouchers thereof 70 traubs Oe :, h' sslegs
tI sistrqnh day o June rraL-Ds'sa New S2rk d: SA
i.,f O.rsr,t-r lgi9 JOHN J. WILSON.
AZ, 'i.Vcm- Administrator.