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Arrived,


Packet ship Sivic de rnsse; Thompson. from HayIe Iny
ih and Cape Lizard 9'h. lndse Ia Fox Lvingston me
de G. has experienced noing but light westerly DeezeS dur
ing the entire passa.e-hns been Is days westward p the
Banks mud had u prot On board dars.
Br brg Lady Of the Lake. Wngood 10 days from Fal-
mouth JON IN ballast. to Middleton < 20
B brig Lavniu Keller. II days from Turks Island, SALT TO
mas.er. MI -,
Brie Florida Blanca Edridge rs days from Belize Hon
hides specie mahogany. &C 10 Banco. Lett no American
vessel
Bris !ram Of Halifax Ms Jones, from Turks Island July
25ih salt; 10 Bache McEves %.
Brig Gen Marion, Shenhard from Port Republican. o'st
July coffee &c TO + Griffith. William Wallace, seaman.
a native - Johns. Mr. died on the 81 inst.
Bns WIN Nelson. Robinson from Port Prince Apg lst
coffee and oswosd. 10 Shedding & Ferris.
Brig VIM Crawford. Anderson, u days from Calais Me.
lumber Smith & Boynton.
b. brig Geo -oue. Is Gays from NindsoI Ms. PLASTER
10 Soue Whnn-v.
Scule & Whitney.
plaster 10 Smith & Boynnn.
Schr Orns blanchard u days IGm Bangor Me. lumber.
to Buck & Peters.
Schr Mndawaska Fogg 9days from Sa,a River Go, pitch
pne timber 10 Bartlett endal & Abbott Chu;e Melon
dell OF Bah Ne, seaman died the iih u OF fever and
Sch, Romer Young 10 days from Lubec plaster ard lah
TO Brett l. Vose
Schr Laurel Osborn days from Salem. spaF', to master
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Tho Star of,he yvesi-'rhe Star of Hope

The Star Of the Wesi-The star OF Hope.
re- Ninth Ward Clay Ciub.--Ihe Regular
Monty Meeting ofte Club will ne bed on ms nenaS
evening August l3h ut o'clock n .er!ucsr Hail. No. ~
Perry-stree;. -, ,... r., -,
lei there he fu attendance. All who are desiron oiJ3n
ing the Club requested be present and take out tef
Certificates nt Membership.
Several of popular speaker. have promised to be pre-
sent which, together with good singing VIII cohu'e pa' VI
tie entertainments of the evening. BY order, L.,
''' Vi. o. ROBERTS. President.
CHs. CHASE, svice.rfesidcns
WM: E; sMlTn. lSecretaries. o,3,
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- Demncratic INhig NIass 1Ieftins

No Democratic Whig Mass Meeting AT
Sling sing. We,cbe-ter County Ne,lnesdny. August
9Th, iSL-The Executive COMMITTEE OF The Central ii Cay
Committee hr The t.euslfe 20 10 the various clay
Clubs oe CITY ana Go-ny Of ee Yo and the friends OF
CLAY and FRELlSGHuTSgS ihai tnty ave r-ce arrange
bs 10 convey those who may wish 10 attend the Convention a;
The Coumb IS viii leave the per foot of Chambers street 1T
half pa.t oeock stopping at tie I'D State Prison whnI
n Sing sing half pns II O'Clock. Reforming. will leave
Sin: Sag o'clock. arriving II. New fok ebout CLOCK
Fl:e Is cents each yray. =, -. .x -,
JOSEPH KEEN Secre;nty. auleN
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Passengers Arrived

In the Packet ship SRrie de (rassc from Harre7Chares
Cmcnnali; DR. James Hayward. Caronn;t Dean. Boston:
Sir Botier NYork; Mr. Bach NO'iean MIR Junet, France
lis in sieerage -,
In The brig Florida. from Ba:e. tHon.-Wm Anckford.
NJ Nnthiene. ID (faIole
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LATER FROM HAYTI.-By the brig Gen. Marion
from Port Republican, 3lst July, we are informed
that throughout the Island of Hayti it was per.
fectly quiet. The markets were glutted with
American produce, while that of the Island was
scarce and high. The President was about leav
ing on visit 70 the North. No other news
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July 2h lat a 70. the Banks. schr Rebecca OF marble
head 2a mos,h with 900 fish board, who reports sLn.
vessel ing run into by nm American ship name unknown
July Sth lat . 49, long u 81 taique Gen HARRISON ic
Alexandria 9th int 6 TO- Ion 70 3D. ship Dcnucalon of Bos
ton 20 day from Hnvre 5r NOrlean Aug 6h lat g. lon II
~ arGn- Charles Thomas. days from nynni 10: Portland
from Aux Gnyc, for Portsmouth: Crooked Island Passa
sch Herald oi and for Boston, from 81 Jago de Cuba.
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LATER FROM TRINIDAD De CUBA.-The brig
'Grecian, Captain Benedict, arrived here on
Saturday from Trinidad de Cuba, which place
shelet on the 2lst ultimo. We regret extreme
ly to find, that till just before she sailed, with
but very slight EXCEPTIONS the drouh had con-
tinued in all the planting districts, of which Tr.
n!dad is the centre and shipping mark. Many
of the planters have lost nearly all their cattle,
and the appearance of the coming crop was for
loin indeed. At the time that Captain Benedict
lett, there were no freights whatsoever TO be had
and vessels were leaving daily in ballast, after
waiting in vain for carsoes. The Grecian'
returns but partly laden Prices OF produce of
all kinds, for lack of operations, extremely dull.
Captain Lyle of the brig Washington, lately
lost ca the Grand Caymans, returned by the Gre.
cian. Philadelphia Gazette
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JosKpn KRrN. Secreinry aul-

Nc Unionists Association.-i regular meeting
Of Asiociatun .vl be held nj National Hal. on tuesday,
Evening An-ui 18th iSil at O'Clock important business
will be brought before the Assocla..n@ ~ order a
SIlAS CHlCKERiNG, f:c-itsrt.
ROBERT D. HOLMES. Secretary. nul2 u
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CoxsEL's MAGICAL PAIN E1TR.croa.-The great rene
dy Tor butn scroiuous and all complaints which need
outward IMPLICATIONS sod only genuine u Courtlnndt
Every family should keep this I've
the md chrome weak backs tender feet
obltiDute old iores sc,
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SAIL DI'CK, LlGiIT KivENs !9T BOAT n IS, SAILS.
PER FEiT'iSGS, % to 70 nchcs wide; B:iGGlNG, pnn
aud lwed. p and "A inch. Also. Grain End Meal Bags "a
''' '''"e BE;IECKGRHoEF. FOX IL PoLHEMUs.
v1tsr;. ~ i,snver street.
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ES- BOARDING.-Mrs. GuSS. having opened the new
and commodous house. % Fesey ST. near the Astor Hon'e
pofer, choice of desirable to trnsent ermunent
Bonrders Cuton Shower ana cold Baths. Tree he
ocu,nn is very CENTRAL yet and shady Terms moderate
ot3fT
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no Graham House, G3 BarcIay.-Cltizens OF
desiring quiet home. where real temper
ance diet poered them consisting Of Vegetables. Fruits
&c wi,hou; s,mnents or flesh meas invited To patrOnze
'',n I IoTss' vs., ie''' ''''''"0' N''' r. GOSS.
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DREADFuL-A dreadful accident occurred on
Friday night last, in the mine of Messrs. Mines
& Spencer, ct Putlsvile, by which three men,
Henry Fox, Jonathan Nixon, and John Richel,
were in an instant hurried into eternity. The
cohery had been worked some years ago below
water level, then abandoned and suffered to fill
up with wafer Nessrs. NJ. Il S. sunk new
shaft 10 The depth OF three hundred feet below the
old workings and in this shaft three men were
working, when the superintendent mass of wa
Ter bursting the barrier, rushed in upon and over
whemtd them. 1t is supposed that the water
must have forced itself through fssure in the
slate, and the noise and vibration caused by lis
sudc en- rush, resembled that of an earthquake.-
New pumps were instantly put down, but it will
require two months time to clear the shaft, SO as
to be able to look after the bodes Of the unfortu
nate men.
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WM; Z; Srsd SHiTn' {Secrctanes. ei3

nS- The Marshall ~. 4. Society will hold us
usual Reform Meeting th Tuesday evening al o c'SS
nj the Hall corner BROADWAY and LisrENAR IN
dresses viii be delivered by MI CAssEnY Pois>na d; Hii
All orderly persons whether Rum DrtnkCrS or Gsnder' or
''"''' A. y. WILSON. President
~ NJ IVooppurr Secretaty al3ltr
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pOST-OFFlCE New-Yok, Aug. TO- lsA.
English tntI.-I etter- Bne ret Ro{aI slail
S,enmer s-dora .si Re closed the pper Gnd iorer
Past, ces IN this cts on Thursday the bth lns NJ % min
utcs pn .lnk P NJ The overland postage OF ss cents
on nuls uds" n si"S'e 'es JOHN LohiMER GRAHAM P NJ
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DON'T GET Til E BLU ES.
THE TH.a- SUMsER OF THE
-

THE TH.N- SIN"tN Ut III
WAN ERIN G. J EW
I. now ready AZ the NEW WORLD o.f;ce 81 Ann stree.
Price i2>a Gents.
This Numuer :c.cirdc- the SEC ND FRENCH PART.
and several chapters OF THiRo eAaE transferring tie
from, the lie of lava 10 the Chateau of CcEto-c, IN s
coast OF Picarty. in F'ance
The incidents are wrought up with tremendous effect. nnd
The translation of HERBERT s only eQua!ed By the sub
ic.e senius ISLE.
The matter Of ;hs number eac this country om
France before about the middle Of Seoember AID II IS ths
SEVERAL WEEKS IN ADY ANCE
of the .curv.iy translated English edition.
ia J. WINCHESTER. 81 Ann street.
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Commercial and Money a1at,er,.

I For COMMERCIAL and Money Matters. Inst Pare.
MONDAY. P.M
We observe some improvement in stocks to-day.
United States IS md Canton Co advanced IA Kentucky 6
Norwich md Worcester r. l. Ohio g. 1869 and stonrngton
declined Z; Erie r. and Long Island K. y Western Il. =
per cent
Sterling bills ARE mp TO I09I TO- We under
that about $40 COO silver have been taken from the
.,ro-e.s 10. Lordo..
The cash receipts at the Custom House in this
Cry. during the week JUS; closed have qeen sg5O This
nearly Sl00G0 than received durn: nny pre-
week. The during week in February last
was nearly sS30.Cc0
The receipts on the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad for July were es follows;
Receipts for July. ls+i. s6S nd2 s2
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VIM. Y. JENNINGS IL co.

VIM. y. JENNINGS IL co.
DRAPER AND Ia l. IS,
- PORTERs OF
CLOTHS, CA>S!MERES, VESTiNGS,
fd-.p oress articles, 9e.
No n3, BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPPOSITE TIE FOUNTAIN.
Az prepared with an es,en i've assortment OF Ne" Goods
s:pnng and Sun mer wear sonpn'lng
CLOTHS. GASSIDiER ES VESTINGS. oRlLLlNGo. &c.
And solicit call from Citt ard stan:ers nHder tho Is
rnrcs that thsr prices Will be found 10 osf greater aoueo
sns Than ate held by any other establishment iurn
garments OF the stvie and Gchii;y -
They would commend tho attention Of IrsVeDeis the ne"
style OF Ready made - ~ o.
FOR SPRING 81 sUhmER WEAR,
Being made particularly light and well adapted tor Ia's
purposes, when heavy garment would prov cumbersome
With q large assortInen, of
TRAVELLING FROCk5.
UORSAYs. SACKS. DRESs AND FROCk Cohi'
PANTALOONS * VESTS.
mt i.tf Fancy Dress Articles IN grea Variety.
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THE JEW AHEAD.

ON TUESDAY
Will be published at tie New World Office 30 Ann street
PART III.
Price IL, eeHtS.
THE
WANDERING JEW,
BY EUGENE SUE.
Translated from the Ona nal Mss. Copy. received
ndvnnce.
By WM. HENRY HERBERT. Esq
Tbi, Number cosaete> nearly THIRTY CHiPTERS OF
the entire Work and embraces the largest portion o Second
Volume Of he F'cncb.whch viii not be received t
Try Til the rscde of SeDteaber-tus beng several weeks
advance of The Pam, issue. The this number
exciting aldcive promise th wl be the Great.
o.. Rornanc- of thc Age.
I, Fiasd large and handsome type, fine white
,er and can be rel Ed WITH ease By The weakest eyes.
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE JESUIT. by Spi' der. IS cents.
ROSE OFTHIST'LE K ISLAND. fifth edition. . cents
TIE I.vS.7LLDE bv Spader. - ceat'.
ENyGR.7N-T's TRGE 6 eide. . cents.
L3DIES' WORK- T-4BLE BOOK. 30 cents.
ala J. WINCHESTER; 81 Ann ST
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THE MANIPULATiyE ARTS.
BEST WORKS on THE SUBJECT.
Shaw's Manual of AetnIurgy. Second edition.
consile. bly, enlarged. vol. .gv...:........5 81 %
appica.ion the Electric Fluid to the Useful Arts, by
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Hnttznpfels Turning and Mechanical Alanipua on. o.
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&c CoMxrocKs SARsAPARILLA for the cure OF pimples on
the face. scoinous affections bilious diseases and all dor
of the vi;n system sold 81 Cnuandi Street
Price ~ bottle 81 dozen In large bottles
and warranted eQua! 10 any sold ior 81 per bottle.
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The PILEs.-This complain, people suffer from
year thereby thousands and
Inconvenience. md stubborn and difficult Hays
Linnent warranted 10 nny casc how bad or
old the money refunded. Then who will suffer None
but the prudced Sold ut CoAsrocI * Co.'S u Couftand
street fnce 81 per flask.
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Below.
InIth NNf.
" IsIN .'VINI - "
Sailed,
suoEcn, &C.

Packet ships Toronto for London Samuel Hicks Tor Live
pool; brig Sullivan for Charleston. and others.
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j.. W.DCDGE, nzIn,ntGre Painter,
I25 uEHRy.srREEr. ml7 3ms+
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sig 5,r2.5 1851 .7U7 q IL. 259 5o2

The trade in Whiskey is changing its character
somewhat the ST. Louis purchaser, inclined to do their
own Recyn: in relying Cincinnati for only the
Raw article Formerly all rectied in the latter Cty
ba,o Shipment, On the h boats 10 leave theIe
with $500 barrels raw Whiskey for ST Louis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

TO POLITICIANS OF ALL PARTIES.
The Nsw-YoRg PoLrrrcAL MANUAL. co=sirns the E!sc-
non Returns IN Towns und Wards or iso also the Cen.
us of the State of New York $780, together with other
full information Price 25 cents For saleby
nul3a. j. UlSTU RNELL. l03 Broadway.
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TO CLAY CLUBS.

TO CLAY CLUBS.
THE WHIG TALIsHAN.
Clay and Frelinghuysen Rrenst Pins.
The subscribers having been repeatedly solicited from vari
Gus part. of the country furnish OF their beautiful
Daguerreotypc Likeness OF Hon. Hesry Clay, taken few
days after his b. the Baltimore Conyention nave
made arrangements for copying il extensively INTO BREAST
PMS for benefit OF the eGds of that eminent statesman
The Likeness spirited one andhas met with universal
commentator from the friends Of Sir Clay. The following
note among Others bears ample testimony to It's peculiar
excellence:
The Darue.reo,yre likeness OF Hon. Henry Clay by Mers.
cuate ever ase-ndeed the only giving as 1t does his
peculiar expression in such ns has Revei been attained
III AHi Signed naf1 r. M0REHEAD. i; S: sena,s
GhRRhT DAVIS. H. c.
The subscribers have Likewise notes OF commentator from
Hon. WlLLlEP: MANGUM, Pres: T. S. Senate
Hon. Hon: GEotEhr = j. GSrFE EEs6sN s stsess seSe.s
all intimate friends Of Mr.. Clay.
The copies being made by the Dagueeoype process nre oi
course equally faithful with the original and the likeness IN
dimnuve form fully striking IN the larger picture
The pins already issued have met with the most enthusiastic
admiraon and the subscribers hnye received the
commentator fo the displayed getting these really
rdluGLe i= badges. possessing hey do intrinsic
o IL that wiz: survive the political excitement y; the
day and will their value from being less than
helr cost.
They are small chase, well made. and LcdrrGnt.d gold
The extensive demand appea TO be arising for them win
enable the subscribers furnish them At the low price oi
SO 30 piece, or s3o per Dozen
To prevent imposition address viii be stamped the
back of each pin thus, Nat. Nina Gally. 2i7 Brdway
y. Y"
Orders through any responsible New York house will
receive immedinte attention
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN.
The subscribers have also their possession the finest like
taken of Hon THEopoRE FRELISGHUYsES lts a
perfect picture and the expression
peculiarly animated and pleasing. The general opinion OF Mr.
F.'s friends may be gathered from the following note:
-Nessrs, -fntt0Hy. EdlcGrds s. Co.
GESTLgAsS: have with pleasure your Ds cusrreo.
type o Hon Theodore trelusluysel and. from my
acquaintance with him. telr testimony TO s exec ence
The picture aSen usua! admirable sly and the
exesSlun such that his U.; intimate friend, could not ,uE
gest improvement. unbeltigy pronounce the Tn Ct
Likeness o! Alr. Fiejn:hUysen have
tSignedj MlLLihU FILLMORE.
This likeness will also De COPIED style above neroned
and furnished AT the slime prices.
An exquisite enErGrug from the above Likeness OF
Mr. Frenghuysen has been Issued and Will be furnished
the unprecedented ior prce of . csis liberal
discount made TO wholesale purchasers
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Nsw-york Cattle Market, August 1e.

Al market l20 Beef Cattle. e Cows aud Calves and 3dO
Sheep nnd Lambs.
PRicks-PERP CATTLE.-The market is rather dull but
prices remain the We continue quotations.
81 g n SIS ior retailing qunlne. and s6 for prime.
Cows AND CALvgs-Sl9 2i-ali sold
SukEr AND LAMBs-Sheep 81 % so Lambs FL a 9 50
nil suu
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ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. Il.
JACOBS'S ADVENTURES.
IN THE
PACIFIC OCEAN.

FTICe OHe uOfiHr HhC TuaIteT-neuUY oOuhu.
- Scenes Incidents. and Adventures in the Pacific Ocean.
during the Cruise ofhe Clipper areare Ouky under Capt
Benjamin. Moue. clearing up the ny.ery winch has hereto.
fore surrounded this amou, expedition and containing iu
account of the Exploration OF the bdeia Papuu Banda
Nndu.o Sooloo and Chlnc Sea the Manners cnd Customs
of The inhabitants of the Islands, aud description Of
son before visited by civvllzed man. BY Thomas
Jefferson Jacobs illustrated BY numerous engmvings
interesting volume, al0 4,is
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aul3lt'

WE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY. IS WAtes-s'.
Wsrrn; md Agent to. the sale of MANUFACTURED Toea.e"
Hn, always on md at The above Aceney iul sappy :!
@ .b W;1 % Fo,o, ioS sale On liberal ierrr,;
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ANIIIIINI 7, EuNF 1hIJS . W.
National Miniature Gallery. n Broadway, y.


Editnry inserting the above advertisement tncc will be
entitled Clay Frelnghuysen Pm uHd copy Of the
engraved Likeness Mr. T. such Will continue month
longer shall payment IN seussses of themselves or
their friends application at the Natcna! Miniature Gallery
aus s
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THE WANDERING JEW.
HARPERS' CHEAP EDITION..

HARPER s. BROTHERS WILL PGBLlSH ON
SATURDAY MORNING.
Price Sax Gents.
THE WANDERING JEW.
BY EUGENE SUE.
- To be issued III numbers Six Cents each. beautifully
printed on fine paper
ON MONDAY. AUG. Il.
Price One Dollar and Seventy five Cents.
NEATLY BOUND
A NEW VOLUME OF (the foirthl
ROBERT HALLS WORKS.
- The Works Of the Rev. ojer, Hall. 4. N. with
Memoir of his life by Dr. Gregory "reminiscences by John
Greene ESD and his character percher, by the Rev.
John Foster. Published under the superintendent OF On-
thus Gregory, LID F. A. S. and Joseph Belcher D. D..
The present additional volume comprises entirely
the American public. In addition G!eene Remni,-
cences. include, Of % Sermons Expositoy Dscoues
the Epstle 10 the Philippians, Letters. &c.
on TUESDAY. AUG. IL.
THE SPOON.
NO. Ill.
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
- Transactions Of The Society Of Literary nad Scientific
Chionnler being Essays Primitive Arts domestic life
The Spoon with upward One Hundred illustrations Prini-
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pleted in four parts.
ON WEDNESDAY, AUG. Il.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, AUGUST

MINIATURE ALMANAc-THIs
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'srO SnnrIIERN AND WESTERN DRUGGISTS.
MERCHANTS AND PllYSICiAAS.-HANiLANB
KEESE * Co No 81 Maiden Lane prepared To execute
orders Medicines Pants Dye stuff. &c &c on the nosr
fuvor,ble terms % Inns
SyLSTINGS! VESTINtS Just received al the New fort
Cash lnorng Establishment ISI Broadway. 'hee dfofs
below the franklin House. sna lot Of very 'r SIX ano
sntn Vcsing for Aso large assortment OF
Summer Pelto and Office Coats ut very reduced orices
;y9ais J C. BOOTH & 60.
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EDUCArION.-Thes system Of imDlrng thorough scIen.
Lic education pursued by the subscriber hnvg met with
tie unqualified appreciation, and severa gentlemen bng
de.cus uf forming Class the he re-
spectfuly that he will open Evening Academy
No. So Crosby ysIee the ls September next Private
nytYER.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-06-19
liz. DALLAS AND TEXAS.

Mr. Dallas, the Locofoco nominee for the
Vice Presidency, is an out and out advocate
for the immediate Annexation Of Texas, as
will be perceived by the following rhapsodical
soft soaping which he piles upon Mr.. Walk
er's letter. The latter gentleman must have
an Unsuitable NAV for flattery if he is not salts
fiei with this dose. Mr.. VS.. letter advocates
Immediate Annexation regardless of National
Faith, and the consequences Of War; and 1t
is therefore, fair and legitimate TO infer that
the eulogist of that letter is an advocate of the
measure. The issue to go before the coun-
try, therefore, is between Immediate Annex
alton, National Perfdy and War, or the
Faith of Treaties, and the honor Of the Coun-
try.-(Whig Standard.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. D, 1914.
Nh DEAR SIR canno; resist the impulse
to tell you how mnch delight have taken in
reading your pamphlet on Texas. &c. 1t
is comprehensive, clear, augmentative, and
eloquent. Nothing can remove or resist
your facts, and defy ingenuity to assail the
Justice and integrity of your deductions. In
the midst Of all my distractions at the bar.
my head has been running on this subject for
SOM months. and your admirable brochure
comes to me like mama in the way of starry
ed people. ] cannot tell you without using
words which You light consider extravagant,
hos highly | appreciate your labors, and how
sincerely as an American Democrat, thank
YOU. Truly, and ever yours,
GEORGE VI. DALLAS.
Hon. r. J. WALKER
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-06-19
Huzza for Burlington
Wings.

Latch string yard long, and this uniform
ty the casel But this is not all. A knot on
the end! Well friend Stacy look out. This
knot will be pulled by goodly number of
Addison Wings, and we want our Burlington
Wings to r>ake large not, or it will get worn
out. About the three thousand from ." Old
Addison" wei! ty and lift the demand
Pretty large, but then these "diggins" are
''right'' full of Wings, and tall kind too
Of this, friend Stacy, you had torcible dem
onstration in 1910. Well try and convince
your senses, that we are not all dead the Goth.
But friend Stacy, you do really expect to see
great gathering of Wings don't you! We
do if you don't. So prepare your eatables
right plenty, for Addison County Wings up
to their breasts in CLAY, are perfect destruc-
ton to good feed, just such as Burlington
Wings are capable of giving and just such as
we expect to find. Three cheers we saw for
Burlington hospitality.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-06-19
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

We learn from good authority that the
Convention for nominating member of Con-
gress from this district is to be holden at Bur-
lington on the 25th inst. This is the day
proceeding that upon which the State Con-
vention is to be holden. We hope Old Adj
Olson" will be on hand with the people from
every town. We shall give the regular no.
tice next week. BY the way, we would like
to know if our Burlington friends, put the
string of the door latch on the outside in 1874
as in 1910. In 1910 the string was out, and
we believe in many instances the latch ,cas
of and doors tCide open. Knowing their hos
pitality we presume the same course will be
pursued this year as 4 years ago.-1fiddle-
bury GALAXY.
Friend Bell but does us justice in presum-
ing thus much upon the hospitality of Bur-
lington; and we beg him TO assure the good
people of Addison County, one and all, that
now, as in 1910, every whis latch string hangs
outside, and uniformly yard long, with
knot on the end. Send us three thousand
from old Addison if you please.-Bur. Free
Press.