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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Eszs:l:deR.ssss:s.

Democratic ~yicfory-From the Philadelphia Spirit OF
the Times we learn that a special election was held yes
terday, IN Spring Garden. for three Commissioners Tor mat
district. to fill the places of three members Of the Board.
to supply the places of Messrs. Eallowe ell, Shattuok aud
Dillon-who resigned. There were three tickets in the
field, and the election was an exciting one. We
regret to state that there was considerable fighting and
rioiing. caused by the Native American question. The
Democrats heat he whole concern by very handsome
maioriiies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

Vino GArS p, PirELArlNs.-ihe connect u "r-
ei-,er says that over 500 names have hen "oei.''i ~
the d,mocr,ic committee Of New York q persons H.
louo;nr in tha. CITY. WIZ voteI il fhe laerert iow4s IN
the State, =, the recent election. TINS d'e- not me u1e
those who voted in THIS ci'y-and Is probably rei ~" bal
Of The number of persons who we've not Isis cniii to-
a o,e here. aud ~ho would not IA ~ 81 coming - Con
necticul to vote except a. %ImpoFiaa; and s.oass contest
cd elections
It's, 70 This vote that TIC wings owe 'acs success u 'hr
e'ccion OF a maj 'rly Of Senators. Dat ie ra'7i ~ gu
lar eTidence Of pFe-iayi ing l. ia The 1'hafe .n~ u t'NnS
horif ring on the state OF New Y,rs. From >hlS uF. II
the north wet corner Of the STAT fe0n 10 NV 'n-na'-
ia seven consecutive ah -snea sso's eenHerfe
towns. tic {. der,l vate VAS - l.,r.ascd a. - sf.F 81 .
choce of representatives.. Itseems ai-o - have b 80 nu-
dertooI anor : the federal i,a'e's iAroush"u' ih~ stale.
that IN surh 1, mocTaiic towns - rsee 10 choice on tf
ft.t dav. ihe- were Ia rush IT,. IN sufi-ien' naHtrfF - re
closing Of "a polls. aud o. "h ne "''"s' VII ~
1,v-t,owinr that a, a second trai. the democrats Would
he surce.sful. By this sfmp's INK 'hef have seeafef ,
small majority in the egsafure,-C Ing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
CANDIDATES.

TN name will be announced WILTON. the cash IN
adVancc..El
NFssRs. CHArrsSs; fou ire requested - announce tho
name IT BANNER BAwHE N for re-efecfi,n % tie Office O.
Sheriff Of Marion County, who Viii te supported By m-ny
voters.
ETWe are requested = announce fhc n7Tr n ZESAs
LAKE asa eandil alc for County Treasurer an Collector =
4JNe are requested 10 announce J,coH LAsrfs II can-
tidate III fe-e.es ZION 70 ihe ofHce ct lsss,uses ard Collector
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
luminous.

The Wings of Detroit fired a salute over The h's' news
they received from Connecticut. The Free ffess says 'ha'
upon The fourth or fifth discharge the gun, quite IN char
ac,er with whiggcry and their celebration. went oil pre-
,rG,yrelr, and wounded two persons considerably. Asso'n
rs their mammas knew they were Out, they were called in'
but fearing that they would he laughed at by the ioco-. they
were allowed to renew tEeir folly. which terminated III
hlosing one poor fellow almost To pieces.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Dcrnoc.nic Cnrr.Y Ccmrniuccs.

Marion Copnty-Jonas Hoffman. Jesse Pnoe. William
Sullivan. Thomas Morrow. Joseph Johnson, Adam
Wright. George White, Pes,on Brs:ow, and Jacob
Springer.
81 Joseph Counig-G c. McrriGe'd. Charles Webster.
John Ripple, :. McNichael. Join D,ulingcr, Johnson
IIorrl, Dudley Cobb, John Smith, Hiram Dean, John
Hooper. aud Columbus Wheeler.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
yz,<uC and Harmony.

The c uricr and Enquirer calls The Tribune "fhe o'go" q
IafsdHg and a social system based upon an indiscr'm'ndfe
iaferco1uS So Of the ScreS. y and the Tribune retoris ny calling
the principal editor e the Courier and Enquirer an "eS'DP-
cd States Prison Bird" These are the leading ing "a
ncs ~ Ncx York Citv-the chief organs If call the dcccn-
Icvr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

The coinage in The branch mint at New Orleans tor
the first quarter OF the present year. s"o"sa excess W
Il. same time la, year Of s5l3OOo. The coinage was
I'll 81 OH Ge0. Silver. S333,OO0. THIS is one OF
= ~. ,,hicb the Wing Congress tried to break up
The, desired no minis but paper minis controlled by
themselves or their friends
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
c:c., ro.;,;c.i rumoa;c.s

hfao'g a bIief review If The operation Of our Tamil laws
since ihc operation Of the government, including that q
1872 forty-cieht pages. Price s eoui> each; : a bundled
In ia4,css in relation t, National Policy. aioife hy the
Democratic State Convention, held al Inli'rapsii., o. the
sth # January, lstA siNicen pages. P,ice cents sifg'e'
81 Ter hundred.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

More Chyism.-Mr. Clsy's late campaign in New
Orleans seems to have kindicd the fires If political ami
mostly to a temper akin to his own. Gen. VIM. D,buys'
the Wing State Treasurer. was run through the body IN a
duel with sLarf ened fohs. ia a ball room. on SaHdGy
morning. the 18th. He probably survived the wound but
n short time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

Nsw FaoroEr-Tvo gentlemen from England are
alou, establishing themselves at It LOUIS, where 'hey
purpose manufacturing, on an extensive scale, queens and
nofcelaln ware. Earth. for the cor'ion earihenwafe'
and for the vessels in winch the queensware Is burned
abounds in the vicinity of 81. Louis. Porcelain clay,
caual 10 that used in England, is found IN several coun-
,;es IN the State OF Missouri. As soon as these gentle
men get fllrl, under way, We must have a tariff, we sup
nose. 10 protect them from foreign competition
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Who c,c the ..y.ti.cS.''

The whole of the races that people The broad territory
of this republic. wherever born, are one and indlvi-ibie.
They are one racc-cne peeple-fOrelgncrs AMI adveriur-
er< are they all. All came here u letter their condition,
and the only u iadulter,ted. God-Alnighiy made native of
This land is the poor Indian that we have robbed and plum
dered of his pairImnnv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Pos, Office Department..

The Postmaster General has sent in his list OF expen-
ses for the Post Office Department, for the next fiscal year.
Here 1t Is =
For ,ranapo,tipr the mail. s. 80. ESQ
Compe sation TO PostnaserS and their Clerks, | 100 Zoo
ship. steamboat, and way letters, $4,000
Adveriis ng. o-O0o
Nm, MINI ,aner and blanks. $4,000
Mail tags. locks. keys aad stamps, 2s,oOc
Depreda'i.ns o" the mai ''n,'"'se "s'a'ngs 2s,00o
N " aud Special Agents. .
Fnrnituret 1000
Sundry expenses, no, TO be particularized - 30, eco
81 $50 coo
Add TO this the expenses Of the genera. post 10 On
Office paid out Of the civil ii,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Ohio.

Gov. shannon having been confirmed as Minister to
Mexico, the duties # Governor IN Ohio will now devolyc
upon Hon. Thomas W. Barley. Speaker of the Senate.
lie is the o of llordecai Barley. the present Wing
candidate for Governor-so that in the ~(unllAely) event oi
Bartiev's eli eli N in October next. he will lee INDICTED
INTO Office hy his son. David Tod : the Democratic
candidate fr Governor, and will doubtless be elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
.-- es.:: another.

The s'-e paper say', Il IS reported taai ''An IL
Acrah,n. The rao-; eiorncn, q Nsrx lanf S sn"- "-
orenly avoRea ns Determination - q" pose ne ' ~
demseegue. h~ury Cisv. Nr. NcNahon h' ierh ~
many ,esrs, the greatest Of the get eon- o. "hsieis
in the Stare IF MARYLAND. All was Piesl'eni ! '"'
H,,,i..n Con,sn,ion hsld IN 9sl,nsfs on the 81 q
May, 1870.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Ta4ioo

DEMOCRATIC REP BLlClY .N~0MIvfTgOrS.
Sd. J.. MeFARi y
=" "tf'' T.. \. IlMER
For SferiT BANNER LANilEAD.
For Ire1sarer md C5fofar. ZENk> LAKE
For County COMMISSIONER. ANDREW NoREfiCJSE
Far Sci0oi Co7m'ssoRer. JAMES SJLGRONE.
Fer Coronrr. JOHN thompson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

British Mrrfreace.-The New York Suns Washing
ton correspondent says-"The British Minister has wait
ed pron most of the Wing ADD many Of tie Democratic
Senators for he purpose f operating upon and inducing
them TO oppose The treaty. THIS Is a serious matter
-aerave aud true charge. which will be suhs'ania'ed
and proves that the poIiucian's idea Of British gold Is not
all a dream"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

. We must get a new name sane a wing u
With a fee a. long asa pigs;
The name u our pat, no longer III wear.
For cur fathers were hung BY The Wings
A wag. stand NJ by, then observed with a smile,
You have cause TO complain CONFESS;
But | ihiak in my hear. they dad perfectly Isnl'
For your fathers were TORIES ] guess
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
WING Tg'cx.s, vIiss Comments 10y Henry
0laY.

TER" We love the man who would not lind
Nv savish cord Tie frccI orn mind,
WHO never would opinion bTiis.
Or for is exercise proScrihe:
And such = man il Henry Clay.
lie j. tho man we wouii obey.
lie shall III orr powers command.
To make him ruler Of our land. Fling Sorr.
CoN~r~-.-"I know there Is n visionary dogma which
holds that negro slaves cannot be the subjects OF property.
| shall not dwell long upon tins speculative abstraction.
That IS property achich the iar declares TO be property
Two hundred wears have sanctioned and sanetJed negro
slaves rs PEorrRry"-Henry Clay.
TKxr-. We love Tie man WHO would protect
FL oncSf Ia or from NEGLECT.
Pu' who would no. sec his rafrc soil
Oppressed and starved Nv FOREIGN toll.
And such n man il Henry Clay" Sc--HaigS orr.
CONVENT -. .Iy slores are fat and sleek. Henry
Clay.
Tar We love the man WHO loves TIE poor
AVID would ticir sacred rights secure,
WHO would IS freely 10 their friend.
As 20 The rich lis friendship lend.
Aud sub r man il Henry Clay" &c.-Hh'g Song.
ell the gentlemen ,riH not atoac ms TO hare bark sdres-
they mnst let ms hare ihifc ONES tor we cannot cut ouT
fire rood and Hask our shoes. and harc orr 'circs and
daugkters ,rork an the kitchen. -Hen Clay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Proclaim IL.

Thu, every Wing present in the L = senate '"'eH
against the Oregon resolution, thereby allowing I"s''""
10 keep 1t in her possession, 10 garrison II win ne' "
,roop.. and tn keep our own people settled there M SUD
-, . ,heir laws. Americans, remember this.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

1--WE know a Wig merchant IN Tins town VINO 900
his hired man. a respectable German. that II he dd not
vote for the Wings. he would discharge him ia's"e
have reason to believe, is not q solitary case. Vuii sueh
rasce.s,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

Ills a mistake to suppose that newspapers are printed
Gar amusement. and that printers deei" II a eomP"men'
Democrat.
If the BAY State Democrat should attempt TO teach the
above 10 some Of our politicians IN this STATE lie "ou'o
find a mos, incorrisible set of scholars
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

The federal papers say tina, the democrats IN New \ or
.nstursn1sd over 1000 foreigners 81 The late ''eeu"n' ~
..n.ar. from The records of the Courts. that the "hoie
..n - ,na.uraiised l. oniv lsO5. However, this Is get
ting quite near The truth, for cccnF-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
virginia.

We have nothing fom the vnsinia elections this morn,
,nr. Bear and Clay were there siuinpsrS II y ie- "o01
mercy what is our county coming to-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
(E1y EGclytiy.

The Ohio Statesman, says, that at Carlisle u
svlyanla. the federalists made a UOOdcR image oil Dir.
Clay. dressed 1t in clothes, carried 1t To their meeiingand
stood i, up Nv the officers seats. II tdi ORR while one
of rho coon orators was blowing of, but they rlshied nnP
aud lowed before Ii in the manner of Idolatrou> nations
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

George II. Parker. n boy OF Is. was Killed n n'aoe
mia on the 18th. by the explosion oil socoo ie0"SS0"
Fans in \ hox, the Id Of which &c vas Mailing down.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

Shakespeare Tmgr red-The following would be mrs
rate motto for the Louisville Journal
.ia> on the dirt
1ndd-d he lie " no cries before he : hurt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
.ycGcr.ou.s cuiuion Of ur. Clay.


Henry Clay" said Nr. Jefferson. 's merely a splendid
orator. without ary valuable knowledge f'om experience
or study. or any determined pr6fc priac'ples. founded in
political science, either practical or theoretical = LITER
son.
J1cAson's Opinion o. Tr. Clay.
Under such circumstances. hom oontempti6le does this
aemG-aoue appei n. when he descend- from his high place
in the Senate. and ro1ms abou, the country. retailing sian
dera up,n the living and The dtad"-.fnGre,o Jackson.
ff~andoip9l's Opinion OF Mr.. Clay.
"IIe Is talented. hut corrupt. He stink> and shines. and
shines and siink-. like a rotten mackerel by moonlight
John Rdndoibh.
Adams Opinion Of Tr. Clay.
Henry Clay dare not come cut before the public. and
corrroyert any If the facts with which have charged him.
in relation 10 my sl,ir with Jonathan Russell. for every
accusation ! have made against him. "wii stand the test
f human scrutiny, Of talents, and of time. z. id
GmS.
EScpison's Opinion oE Iir. Clay.
II viii do nv duty. even If Mr. CLAW is to he benefited
bv it from whom !. have experienced only nngenerons
treatment. IN rcquitmi for gears Of derofed serrice.
Ucrrison.
Vcbs;cY's Opinion Of VIZ. Clay.
"Henry Clay has too MANY heresief about him ever To
gain my support."-Ndniel Webster.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
>5gEEGlF%! >tsEAGiES!.

FK1HE sub ser Ter ~ t>ntS to tontn.u fF l+-Wu Pune T. PAR = ~
Z Slirg - 4 Ire, He %" tr Gear 81 >P, u"i'fin hf."-h'
ban ned. ai - De subj ted Go lsga ,tRn h. onIsi,Ti Juffe~- =
p ron " wish ug 10 tttii,t ga tlt sant. max taih mtitt -
lar. b. canm- On CtAEf-t~ TX ea>i a. ife f"liaeT li.n-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
s..ING %..a sADELls.

fz-HE suf-euHe hs- mser ics a new r.tiug r,-t saddle ~hsl
y believes .utrtr tp au, m toe. hath ter ttn tat az" care o. p
ftler aud horse. lie desires al iu call aud rfamihs ti'ln. IL
NJ. hid low ! J. high.
iET ai4W fsr = - 81 TIE fanti fNhHf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Hir.sDE GEAIsCS.

Yu are hereby ro'ihci 60 appear ~ tho Caurei
q lCham,eI. THIS EvENlNG, Ally -, at : O'Clock.
Non bn.nc.s o. im.Uliaice. E'c! nom e. Is requested
Ito le pui ctu. T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
icsqorlet d bf re rs. i. T.. MORSEL. ; ?.
". TH0NIp~oN. + p.
4 I'VE frpl. AIei: y. bRtN ], (lt.
hue rrpA.

There j. i. men OF Eew England. The Wh,r c~an'ii,'c
for The Presidency. under hond~ of FIVE THOUSAND
rnILARS 80 KEEP rHE PEtrEtl "rE IT n
NEAlBFRED that o. ne te4h 1fgJ Nlrci. - ~ Ysu n
ot- lord oae noasra2 eigsf hs a,el a.d .forfy mo- per-
s,arrfy rpgrirr3' HENRY Clay, hei-.e two Justice, Of
the Peace i Washington. and gave A.rd> 10 ihe aropat #
FIVE THOUSAND D0LLARS that the law >h.a'tn be
vio,,teA. MARK "rIlE CONDITIONS" "Nearg 0rp
ssaH kecp lie Pe1ce # IT, Eaited STAT s Tow e"ns AL FER
sovs qqd PgrficutrFiy tar ras WILLIAM Il htzc.
What excuse can be gwen for ihS ia'c enfi-ge - Henry
Claw His hfowb,aing, iusnlli Z and mntdef9u> o."nSI-
fcs. il seems. are Mt ne ely The ~IasatesS At yortt. tr'
have grown with his gr with ard Strengthened with i.
strength. lie was ~ that ;imc alou s, wears of agc lie
hni arrived a. that pend when fAe p Ssi'a> r'infi 80
come su1dued. AID the mind. If eve, Gained ahi 'riitt;
end reason funmths over rash lguoranc = is, wit1 Hem
r Cl,v. What he 1rps-ve fut him s'|f--ia 0-- 2 ia
ruth ~ TIE DJELISl..CG TIE ND HAS Not
pEtS CANCELLED There II -. a re,'frt u tho
United states usder s2sas 70 koc2 ne Peioot N.n nrrfr
, NrVER viii IIeny Clay &c flcsliento! ie "'ei Nistc>
God forbid it
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
Es.,s or ft.s.s

zpEMAINiNG in tae Post Iihce at Indianapolis, Indiana
ia Aas /. 1911.
R'ct>ouS G ssssWG Tor :.isSr .-cctcr. WIKI
= q $50 sly Aba skEE>Ek.
a-r Ia. mimi ia. fgre "a al letters for foreign counties
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02

qJ-The iaigas "a. fage an ali letters Tor foreign countries
must be grc-lgid, OtheI~ &c III y eanroi lie l r"Afeeo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-02
sycbs.cY's Opinion Of Mr..

"Hrnry Clay has too manv heresief about him ever 10
my supPot.'-Danie Webster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
READ WHAT sHERMAN's LOZENGEs


MR. DAY, bcot maker, No 20 TiiafY fIeet, Brooklyn,
1 suffered greatly for eighteen months with gnaciaon de-
blity ekness Of the sonach loss OF appetite shooting pains
except sugar He had been attended by Physicians aud
On readirg Dr. Sherman Book DESCRIPTIVE OF the symporn
ne they his be purchased boz
of shcnsns Worm Lozengcs. few tctrs brought away
he Judged aooutwo quarts OF 1os tetfsiy cured him.
multitude Of xmiiar might 10 rste1sd where chill
drcu adults had suffered al Sn Lea and
thing gave relief but Shermarr LoEeEscs, .
Coughs Colds Asthma, Whoooinr Son-h AID even Con-.
sumption all cursi Shrnsns Cough Lozengs
than any other known se,sdy They einY s tickling
few seconds aud saable tioss aSiesce with the mos,
harressing coughs % yccp whole niEfts The Rev. III
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev DE- Esstnopd md hundred,
efficacy Of Shcrnians Cough Los.uses. for hesdacha,
from bodily mental for the wonderful proper
ties of Shemana Poof Mans Plaster, which costs but l2
and warranted for rheu5au5m and iunbago.
PUN weakness the breast side back rart oil the
body Ask for 5hcsnE Poor Mans Pns,er and that ms
name and h fac smile with for the ba
There worthless Mutations hswked about and
sold by unpneplsd dsuggste N1uacgscr to get Shersn
Lolensnges and rasie aud Trussposc Others o, yoo viii
be deceived. -
Hpdon g Sm 1873 Bowcfy coz Sprins n East Broad
way Ia Brsck!yn, Mrs Hoyi $50 Fulton, and Mountani
Drug s1 Fulton SImsoG Prospect aud Jackson st
Ia Jersey Gl-E Itsnts Grocer. IN Newark TrCpe
and David Efysou Fbil.doiphiaZie Col Ledger Bald
ias DEMONSTRATING Cos S..c,t hihEAy--A Gaihrie,
4 Ntsnw,E Hall. d21
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS, COPAIVA AND
SARSApARITJA

THIS Of the speedy and efecll remedies for the
Of Gounorrh9a thar has been introduced l Is
peasant palate ul to the stomach aud easiy
en- being IN he extracts Il are coBcn-
a,c all the medci@al properties OF such remedies n are
found most lly giess ssnipl weak
nes whites aud ali discharges from thu pas,ge IL IS
wholly vesstabe compound. and acts ike cssm ia nry
dncing diaie the part ale ted Full
the medicine which may be had at No.
2 Ann sreet-Prce 81
Strap gcrs who de.re medical advca may consult DR.
Glover oond, piay Office, NJ, Ann st at al hours OF
The d.y and evening NIL 2t'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
LAND AND WALES. VIA LIVERPOOL.
Esy THE subscriber has made uneqnaled ARIA Ilent:
hfN for bringing enigTants this year. Dfi. These
MssendinE Tor their friends would do well to apply at
JOHN HFRDMAN, 81 Sonth st.
NJ EThe sbips Of this line leave Liverpool every five
DAYS and drafts usual be furnished for
sb- all the principal bapug Institutions throughout the
united kingdom. appiY as above nn21 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 1876 AND J9l MERCER STREET NEXT TO
BLEECRER STREET.

~ y. I'll
BLEECKER STREET
~ The nett yular PUBLIC AUCTION SAIL
Ian viii take this establishment, TUESDAY,
NI-ApriI 30, commencing at eleven O'Clock, with Car
rIagrs liar ess, scddlery SC, eew ard yecond hand
At IL o'clock wall 70 offered catalogue VERY superior
Horses. - -
either public private sin, viii rve their orders faithfully
attended TO. =,
from the western Ct the states two superior
matched pan OF Bay Horses. fine rcr of Brown Horses,
splendid Of Bay ,.rys Hor.y pair OF Bright sorre
Hor,s young ,ound, Kind and wery fas; troters.
Aiso several very fine -nn'ir ftor.'. . -
Also at pryar sale. Foekaway
and humber OF s-copd hand Barouches and Light
Iene. taken NJ Livery. rrd vent srpcrior style.
Accommodations daaers orse. Itabies
by suy establishment of hird IN the United States.
sTORhGEV Of ~ descr tioa taken In
the large and repository cF the establishment
COWAH will attend p-rsonay to all orders for buying
All persons Sc property this establishment may rely
upon having TRUE ACCOUNT rendered and the
AMOUNT ov PROCEEDS will all cares he paid promptly in
money. a., .
new and most convenient pan brg detached from the main
b.lldup and stable interfering the least with
livery or going out eoSg IN the day Of
ton sale.
,rved the rf prvete horses and those
sale aordng every facility for EXERCISE training sid owing
torvs CoWhN AND plLhs,
ala Imsec Proprictors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
San JuNn, II. *.
Correspondence OF the Herald
Co. IItan III u II mil ~ lG Ia
SAN JUAN DE p. r., April 30, ISL
T,.1uopiUifu and Trade.


Tranquility AID Trade.
Since my last nothing of any Importance has hap
pened, excepting the arrival OF the new Captain Ge
neral He arrived here on the 9th inst from IIG-
vana in the steamer of war Congreso. 1t was re.
ported here, and perhaps you also heard the same,
that Corresoa had been destroyed by the earthquake
of the l6h but believe it is not true. The mail
from Spain has Just arrived-nothing new-all is
tranquility.
Business is very dull at present the market is
well stocked with all kinds of American provisions.
In Ponce, few weeks ago, there were five thou.
sand qulntas of cod fish. Freights have risen all
the vess els in port taken up; also the same IN ST.
Thomas.
PRcE CusRESr Sugars first quality, at - so quintal
do second do at from 50 to 81 80 dol nolasses from $40
to ST. 100 gallons coffee So 30 quintal hides 49,
EIouAsoI.-On u. 8 u per cent premiums. macq.; do
London per flOO ST. Thomas from 81 to oper cent
premium pacq Madrid per cent other places in Spain
per cent round money ounces Spanish, lst to 1876 do
Columbian, III macq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19
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