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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC C~ONVENTEON
Aucufiou. Al IEnuGsi

a County Meeting Of the Democrats OF
Marion County will be held at thc Court
House, on SATURDAY, April. TWEEN
TEETH, for the purpose Of Organization,
and to transact any other business which
may be thought necessary and proper. Each
and every Township arc earnestly requested
to represent themselves in this meeting By
delegates or otherwise.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

The Democratic Victory in New Orleans, a. well as the
general aspect Of iiins- every where. in favor II The De-
m ,calic party. has reduced many Of ihs Wing leaders al
Washington to despair. They know not where 20 look
for a rry If hope Or consolation. OF course the Demo.
Gratis arc as much clatei a.. de Wigs are depressed. The
despair # the Whiss has led 10 a new PROJECT. or rather
the revival Of az ola one, which wc have been fr some
time expecting. Ialced we have flt sure fr mere ,hs2 a
year past. that the nome t the Democracy exhibited per.
feet uuiy OF feeling and action, as wei in regard to men,
o. 20 measures and ~uneigies. thar momen; f.afs AL DE-
visions would occur among the Wings. They have only
seemed 20 be united ard strong, because lley were await
Ing ia quiet 70 witucss divisions which ihcs hoprf might
prevail "a he Democmiic party. Taey have Ai.d ia their
aui!cigaa1us. and the resalt Is a. we supposed II would ne.
y pro jfet was ga FOOT last fiI among ihe moderate Wings
70 drop Nr Cay. ana take ~ Jal.e McLc4a. TIC Cav
men "a, that TINE crushed he scheme. aad iaousa Il was
impossible 10 neu,falz' tie fo'iag against CAV. laey hal
power - check ns III GIVE pu'lt, expression. Bu, the
prosperous c%oadiu4n # the Democng Ia. alarmed p,F-
uoa 81 lhc leaders al Washington 50 mu-h as nl.a D
renewal of ihe attempt GA their part o. tu5of Mr. Clay.
TIE Washington correspondent If ihe y. y. Evening
Post. a cool and cautious observer Of events, writes a. fol-
lows. unler date OF Mach l7h. b. ,be satsnen,. here
radr. i, would seem that Tie Clay men, NJ oas,r abe 10
check tie action Il The att.Chy Nhiss. vii nl,a,orio
turn II % the advantage of Mr. Cay Is permitting them
10 ran Mr. Mclean In certain States which they NIL 9th.
e-et.. r.. Ill.,, +, f,.. .,, 4. t.. nh
''
p" VA 49, D1+' '"'5 va 7s''' '' f''slo" '"eei
Gay aad AtLeln m tie HoUse 90 Rrp1cselt4lsas o.
some bareaia Ike at ietvcen Claw am AIs,-. Bur v,
have 40 far tha1 lley can win even IN such a game as
49,
~ ". sc "' ~' -"'
'He government Uul lpll years al a Tine, and they never
viii. Listen. however t. the extract:
4 very formidable intrigue of which that is the oil #.
Is well under.t .od 10 h. now am f,t am,,, the n,t'yles
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
Fot the Tex
Agains, the Tax
~Alajsrily ia favor

NAsHISeroN row ~sTiF.-Thist township is generally
wing bat now elects q democratic Inspector, aud two con.
stables OF each party. Fer the Roll Road Tax % votes ;
against the Tax, III neutral, Is.
DfcArrn TowSsnir Is always Federal. The majority
are Quakers. They were prudent enough however to
give only 6 votes in favor OF tic Rail Road Tax.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP, we have heard, gives on the In
sTeetors' ticket, Democratic 50, Wing G9-democatic
majority 20. Many democrats did hot ,um out. For he
Rail Road Tax %; araius; it I67.
NsHRrN, we learn, gives but : votes in favor of the
Tax. We have not heard other particulars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
E:ascts OF "

lie State Sio,ls Of MARYLAND, which a few weeks
since stood at - per cent in Tic market. have fallen. IN
consequence Of the misconduct 81 the Federal Whir les.
isi"'uie OF that State, down TO a per cent, and then ten
dencs l. sinl downward The Wing legislature not OIL,
'"'isd 10 pass any act 10 redeem the ,uormons debt tine
State, but Their general course was such Is To bring adgi.
uena' ~d'scredii upon The State credit and character Tail
about Locoioco'sm When ord it, like Whisrcry br,ak
down The credit ofen, State or The nal,ea Never
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Tho municipal election At llauisburrh las re,ultel in
a most triumphant victory to tie democratic uarf,. NOT.
"i'hs'andins the strongest efforts by the wings. With
'"e exception at high constable and one Of The assistant
o"n-''bies' the democrats carried The whole ticket.
The PRIMARY elections, so far as returns have been re-
e'''ed, look remarkably favorable to the democratic par
~ IN the counties generally.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

b"e shall publish the proceedings OF a Canal meet
ing at Evansville next week. and hope they Will aid the
completion OF the worS-though since the scandalous
ABUSE Of the Evansville Journal agains, Mr. ONYy. and
the DIVISION OF opinion among the people, between the
River and Canal, we have been eisrosed 10 hold on-
peace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

OF lhe Senators whose terms Of service expire in 1915.
thirteen are wings AMI oaly four are democrats. Taosc
gong Oh, are from Maine. Vermont. Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut, New York. New Jersey. De.aware.
Maryland. Virginia. Mississippi. Tennessee, Indiana, OHIO,
Pennsylvania. Michigan. aud Missouri. These states Will
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Gov. Carroll died recently a, Nashville, Ten. Ills
funeral was attended by a vast coneourse Of citizens. Tho
thus testified their estimation Of his grea, public services
and private woT.h.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
Grange (Ouuty.

Ata large meeting held at Paoli, on the 9th. joel an
devecr, Esq was nominated as II candidate for Rcprcsen-
tativc. County officers were also nominated. Mr.. Van
devcer will be elected ifthe people of Orange are true to
their own interests and we have no doubt will abb, re-
present them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

For an account OF n terrible accident on the inclined
plane OF the Madison rail road, by which four persons
lost their lives, and manv others were manned or MUIR
cd, see another column. Two Of the persons killed, VIC
understand, were not passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
peace.

Ct Henry Cls,'s own party in ls4O. pronounced him
70 be the Psi,tieaI Jonah that endangered their ship. and
'hsy cas-! him overheard into the ses. Yet before be has
cried. Ike his predecessor of old. on, of the Whales te.
- or exhibited any signs Of repentance for his manifold
ems aud iranssessions. they have pulled him aboard ar.in
and ~ attempting TO make him q ruler in Israel. Bu,
they cant come H. The people Nigh, be led to worship a
Golden Cslf-but no, q Tkieving Coon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
CramfordsviIlc Escy:cv.

This able democratic sheet il 10 be sent t. new sub
scfibers tail the Fre-identiaI election. for the low price of
one dollar. The editor ought to have a large accession
Tor th's liberal oher aud We hope the democrats will no,
forget II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

In the LIST ward, Mr. Montague, democrat, was elected
Councilman by a majority Of II votes aud in the Sd
ward Mr. Griffith. wing, was elected over two democrats
by , majority The 9Th ward gave a clear n,alorii, for
all the democratic candidates. The wings. as was ex-
pected, elected all their candidates, with one exception.
They were frightened, however, for a week or Two be-
fore the election. and held caucus after caucus. To warm
up the zeal Of their party. Mr. Douglass Mcguire.
Douglass - Reilly, and others Of their leaders. warned
them against Hob MAIDS and other Hob gobbllus and CHI
meras dire, with which they were assured the, would be
visited # they permitted he Iocofocos to elect their can
didates ia this great city Of 2OO0 inhabitants They also
held up IN bold relief to the ~ailnghled Imasinations Of
their hearers, the terrific injury winch the election Of a
single locofpco IN the town Of indianapolis, would infict
upon Mr. Clay and the wing party measures thigh tariff.
assumption Of State Debts, DC. &c. On the day of the
election, the Wing clcctionecrers showed,by their activity
that those warnings dad not fall upon needless ears. They
no fearful of defeat. rs the result stands they have no.
thing to brag of, though the "vyhis Riher' had procured
a variety OF wood cuts. representing the awful victor, Of
the Coon over The Rooster, &c. &c.
Tho trucst test of party strength is the votes for the
candidates for President of the Council. which exhibits n
Wing majority of II votes. The votes for all the other
candidates were governed more or less by personal con
sideraiions, which party drill was not strong enough to
overcome. To show how much reason the Nh'rs have
TO brag over the result, We compare the present Wing
majority with that ofI-41
Corporation Election, lao.
For Prssidct-Whis vote 3I3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Robert L. Maynard. another Of those injured by the fall
'"s 81 the Clay Club House. al Richmond, several week,
80, died on TUESDAY week, after severe svferinc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

y i'ur story sicne Woollcn factory has leen bull, a, 10
net Illinois, ty ). A. Msue'son, AZ, is 10 20 into inmcli.
ate operation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

The following : the result Of the Annual Election Of
officers for he corporation Of Indianapolis, on Saturday,
March 30th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
Whir mn.
o.2I

And every ward WIS then Wing. The Democrats have
now two Of the SIX waIds, and have reduced the agcre.
gate Wing majority from 22I to 7I-bcrng a democratic
gam over that of ls40, of $50 votes. a large part of the
gain is no doubt owing To the visitation of Mr.. Clay a year
ago If We could only get HIM to come once saorc we
could beat the Wings all 10 smash
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

TTas-IAe Nef,k Herald pub ishes nc following
eR''ae' # a 'euer d-'ei Houston, reb. q. 1874:
'hen Henderson D. nov On Us way 70 Wa.tfr.,o,
o'y' % Minister LT'5aortinary - arrange matters with
, uf l''' A,ai ior annexation. whih think will be ar.
complained. Texas i nessly uran,m.Ys r., -
y ''''''"' . 2 your "ossruneni 70 be firm and aeci.
s,t - produce one II he Aa pest results from wh,-h ,ho
/. States ever derived a ler,dt.r
Fea,'ra4a Tie Wig Convention a, lI,,,.,.,o
has nomiaaied iasIh Mafkie. Of Weslmofelsaa A. ,ho
Wing eanaldi'e ir es,euor. IN he ooh halo, b.,
vote of G. . Is r. VI Irin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

ianSee manufacturers IN Nrc..-In the D.siri,, or
State II Durango. Mexico, there are Il cotton n-,o,ie.
They were got Up principally ly e%migraa's from Ma.ss.
ehn'eiis and khod Island. at the lead If which j. palm
Iilinsha,i. # Providence, r J. TIE f,ciode. are one.
rated ~ native ArKieans. Thus does Yankee entersr..
overcome every ohsiaec. Al II nccts IS freedom. th.,t.
protection enough.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
BAD ou.ea., o. E.ek rid.

'''"s'ia" : day, as we remarked al the tine. character.
'Ard 'c most important epocAs of the leading measures OF
az me extra SEES ION. Several IF them were intro
""er' ara passed 'n Friday. We noted. too. that some
- ,h' great den'onsirat ous on General Hari-on's .dsen,
as rf'siient clrct at Washington. were marked with me.
,lN'Al i'i'ba dngs by the disasters Of a black Flll,s
''r -. 10y aHi bis |uuhappy friends seem T. zee under
tie al nee 1T lh.i ifau-ricieus dav a. ibe,r r,e,a,,s
i' ihts 'e1' Ca Fid'y. the l.h OF April. li. Cln,-
I'm g 5G"r va h'a o"a Eriif1 thr c,sl dictnor Is
- e'i.f Raleigh. tie capital Of NouA Caroline. 10 A-,,,o
''E d saal '''r. ihisis The eiyias. oai ii the fcl.,al
We shai see how tais omrn VII le answered..
'e vote Of Nolh Clrosaa. ~ Colaa.bu.. oa.,. d.
,'-te's'1 # iAe Babel convention # c1ouerv ON End,
ir 81 ~EeH'uay. which mt Tor Tie second rp.. asl
p over ihe noainati,n Of a ~caali,'c ir Governor.
"at 81 Dael "Hh n na-, distress ~ catastrophe. braur.t
o" ~ l' o..ehehaes-s encouraged luaag The ni.At +
ile 81 Of ~ftruay-Csle.
S"'.'aa'hi 10 'he publication Of the Above. III. CAV
maze lis speech IA New olr,ns, on a F~rlsr. Tie
IND q "ia . he had every b,ly knows.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
AP4.I. ELEtTiONs---lSfi.
Tnr1on nFrnfy.

CrSrnE TowSsair-GLoRlOus REStLT.-The
result Of the election in Centre townthip. ~ Monday last
must be in The highest degree gratifying to The Democrat
&c party. The person. elected Inspectors ore as follows
uocrafs IN tgofr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

- Tie Connection Election takes place IN lie lis.
Monday IA A!"L The "h-r r'p,r. frsoma uc,A. have
teen onlly Dragging % the terrible aaI ias,sase esa,e s.
Mons Ct The Wing Tauy-lhe 'poccclue," q one of
mem having be'n reported brittle y y. Evrr... occupy
ing two complete pages Of That large paper. TIE Dmo-
e'ais however seem 10 he Of good couace. dough we can
hn7a'y EXPECT TEEN - get a majority 10 a sta'e con.aiains
50 many Factories as Connecticut. II they should 10 So.
ClaSs = viii lie ~. aud we shoad not wonder 10 see
h'n ruled eli tie track, and Tyler or somebody else put in
lie WI lane.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
Arrived.

Bark Carenont. Trnc'e Of Thoma,ton 20 d. ffom Nor
lesns. to u DE: $. Peck.
Brig Elz, H. e;. - j, NOiieani. provisions 10
s >io"n. Iiaye ds f'cm Charleston. cotton AID To
Durham Sc D'm.a.
OreIGs. flour 90 e.mrh 3 Walsh.
Big september nwc-, Od in Port au Plgue tobacco Ia
..eo eli >chT Day huse, Baker, iur New uik. IN
oays brig ope ay bee hence afn' et t"o days ae-
New brig Caaru Ho,chk "a hours I'm CuIiJ;d, Poster
& N'ckenon
brc Alvaua. siase. Beneor lumber.
schf !i-h res Burses, days from Edenon NJ. naval
sehi Lery Co,heIe! 10 days from C~rryied. lumber
'i' se : nees. Cook 70 d. fin Cheryed. lumber Butler
r .ca b,, Davidson Is d, from Windsor Ns plaster
sc ,yle Horton from New Suffolk. in ballast. bound to
Sca Gi,oaa,ro Jennings i, i'm ocraccke, NC lumber to
Scnf Merry Guan Carrau I'm Virginia. with fiu, to the
Sc: John Til,on. York River. wood;
Srhr Extra. Oyetton. Richmond. cOhl.
Sclr Russra, rendeton. Ihonasion. lime.
schr Icpliyr, Crocker. Thoma.on. lime.
SchI Bctsoy Purse, Gruner ThOmHton, lime.
Schr jasper Stewart. NachIas. lumber.
Scnr Emblem, SNOW. Calais. lumber
schr Ame!icn, Crnwel, Dennis lumber.
Soop Tto Tucker. "a hours from Btookhaven, bound 10
Alb ny.
oil 10 Sic ght, Gardner = Howell.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
TE9 galglj 4.
For TIE Tnbaac.
THE MISER.
RY ArausTes sNopcRAss.


BEHOLD the v.rs;.h OF wealth intent,
Whose erery :hci.silt ED ,oil is bent
c. gli,,eriDg teals Of das';
b. Cay, by niga,, il storm c; shine,
H. bows his Inv ard light c!vinr,
Before this sayi=h lust.
No rest for him W'ha; maddeni1g pleasure,
To see Increase the cleaning treasure
For which men toll ami Iiiifst;-
For which the poer for ever cry,
For which the wreiched toll and die,
By bitter want accufst!
Work! work Each ,oilsome hour shall bring
Its lille golden Offering
Unto the gli,,ering store
Why rest1 why Sleep Nor rest nor sleep
Can add unto the golden heap
The smallest trihc more.
He dreams Tia mine,-all miae For this,
The kueelipg World M fee; would kiss,
And cringe and fawn and smile
For hi. The King would leave his ThEone,-
And ned and Pra,e in gracious tone,
To touch the GOLDEN pie
For this have bigo;s Atheists been,
And Atheists kueeling, cloa&ed their sin,
And sulg, and wep', ord prayed;
For this have pa;,io,e toiled and burned,
And statesmen trusting s;a;es o'criqrned,
And Friendship, Friends betrayed!
For this has Science cloaked her eyes,
And Wisdom left her starry skies,
To pra,te Oh the ground;
For this, has Truti. the lie upheld,
And Falsehooi 'caiGst Itsel: .enelled,
And Litiieness been crowned
For this has Love with bursting heart,
Sighed DER the nward-,orturing dart,
And wept al morn and even;
For this have flown deep streams of blood,
And nen have mady knocking stood,
Rebelling against Hcarcn!
IT'S mine. All mine. And Time for me
Shall be u sport and reveiry,
With this, my glittering treasure
Fond FOOL Thy days are near run out,
Thine heirs shall waste thy wealth ia rout,
And lawless, shortlived pleasure.
But learn lesson, and be wise,
And toll while Time unccasing flies,
That thou ,nay'sl heap store,
Whose gittering piles than gold more blest,
Shall bring rapture 10 thy breast,
Which iieGess ne'er bore
For time is sacred Every hour.
Rains down gEitering, blessed shower,
Which ;hou may'st win and guard!
For Love, for Knowledge, Time ls thine
BY day, by night, in storm or shine,
Toll then for ihy reward.
.,xru,rb n =
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Disas sters. sc,

The big Moon ,a-rved port Charleston leii
the bark Coma EddGe. and for Boston, ashore the Bar
Revenue Gutter went to rSSlsigGce. but the tide
chung and the wind the Scuhward could Tom opinion
u ~ whether she would be damaged or not.
Ee Washington Phiad-iphn Lyle. master. froIa k!n.
s!I Jam. bnuud a. Chdebds, ballast went ashore the
Tand Caynsn on the An June th before repoIe
The wreck WIS .ud by the American Consul Ssh Ihs
captain nnd proceed 10 Trinidad dc Cuba 10 aae
iassase Tor the L States
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
Iir. LardHers Lrrlurfs.
Chimistry and Philosophy.

~. " Ch-msify OF the sioGl ancient ssIne1';-F!re,
iir Eayti end ;cf1-FopIdsd rVon Lecture delF,f-d
hsinr- der Sia-a,y Qperi IHosAs GRIFFITH Lee
,ufr5 p l-jsjsg 81 6iI;hnlon'e'' 81 IsIiai IStat-
b. upward. s-y-a,y e-TatlGxs he pepi 3l mo
.nnnicai neS Illustrating ts ItIacipal il.ts a Gu
.1us uhenousna OF S.eetficty, Ga.vtn.sul, S1snenl
Chemistry Outcs Heat SC ItB a..ntGctory O3Srva
OIL .c;. Scirvc- a-i aTd o; 300 rx.ergr4tS BY J
Tins Essay the Chemistry OF the tour Ancient Elements
chiefly nten- dose who have not studied me scsnc-
A,truss =t.is aud THEORIES AVOIDED useful ard interest
in information ,upp aud instruction united "h enter
t4aIneat Exploit directions gwen respeetEs the per
iuTInsnce O. ii- EXPERIMENTS. e..
\ person who iefiouHs an EHierifaeHi sld toIcuaA'
uui-rs; ps the natu-e ~ VIII hardly forget biz In-
cnl- u illustrates Il mas been the object oi the winter 70 "a
tfodncr ony such -rIment -,ay be foIned VA. sim
c.-eL." Extracts from tie Pr6fce..
- The books shove atmrd ha,s met WITH Fag1
usran IN rrre demand, notwithstanding zach one sold II
about Iou times ae sc- of the cost % both works iotet
IN III. edition printed the STes u C5ui Boss jon ihe
The above works n-ati prrt.d clear neT t;rs IN
about 80 eugraygS e4 rogsas aye sold Z. Ls exec GlAsy
I low u.ic- of 25 cents. ave copies Tor =!
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SDO!.cn, &C.

fof Portland
Juls H. of Torasas passed ship Tyrone. I'm NOeans for
London.
Juy a. N; e IS lon H. steamer steering E. ,Greai
e,tern. I'm York;
July 18th. Ia, 81 "a. slip with jaryma.,, steering
EnS;.
Juae lat IS lon S5 w. VIII hip LalIa Rookh. I'm Cal
ao Of and for SBed;o5d.
June g. ia is 3 = Ion 2s % w Br bark Psu:ley Reed I'm
Bordeaux vr the Isle Oi France. In lat Il ~ LOST both op
and mniuyart-
july H.. lat 81 80 y lon 70 = w Er schI Dandy I'm Phsde
phia. for Na,>ru Sp.
uy lat s. IS Ion g 5 ship Fraaccs Ann OF Boston. fr
NUrieans for Liverpool.
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pnsscurers Sailed.

\, ,Jss,D Zriea for Hirrs-,ir, OGDEN Hasgerty child
md ,e-ynu a,rs 4 keeiand MfJ kohlsali. lady and
yrgt i:,s.. Geo pendeon c Sch"bnger. mad D Moor.
ct YoS: Wm Chamberlain tad, and daughter o, thliade
oha. Or Il rapr nnd NJ Davenae. q; Char lest1n; Ar
Hamilton Potts aud lady ties,rs l. VI Fin. y JnuGe Cnp
IAN P.cya.t and Eo!.et Of Orleans: MCTse, u: Us
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Isa I%gSKTs igi1s Of Sperm Oil Whale Oil and Whalebon
passencers Arrived.

J- ,reSari C'qr,ront from -yOr!eaas-Nlr Young. Mf
Coil Mis- Helen Smith. Ms Neyer.
In ue5,ic i.G & Susan Jc9Ra .NO-ccRs-Johu Davi'.
Tarj. y Il lie Csud : tavinder.
IL n. j-f ,ioan from CtGrlest0H-Dr Porcher Capt
Barley; N-Isrs ~ Rhodes. Mcknight VI Mcl@ar. tiiz
p.,ck W ,Iur'ay, a Potter ! fOrler Music; Z Por-
teri ieerncc. 80 ,
IN H. 6ri- September from Port Priaee-A King. Mr.
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gscf..: SOCKS for the People.
Farnham's T;aVsIS.

No. L. Trag- u lie .: We,te-E a;,.r, re @ ,, !,
s.- E5-k. Nor Lzln.. .Ei Cf-e5E isiro-t, 70 20. :,
rAzsAA,. ss Pee : ezlts, use fegle.sAf /,
--sIi- --i--- h. ron ~ - - ~ fs.I5s..
sad ia.t5 slsfiaE ;aos;-h -I-is sut g.
,J-e.;l ~ - a.. za=r4io;e- q . y friii, -.rs-
E :.er- .! csss1, tsratzr-. :rhen e'eFy s=d oi
- Il I'D Tv=ssi7 from u f-ess; y i'
- f-1r the r-Fus-! Ct SEQ Et!r-'.
a s:s-atizE OK. The s=f 4ai. - n=', s1; st o5:
20 -J :. - - lsassS % instruction, ard tne
=. T-s 4 lss:i}ul lsEs.T Ee sirri'fl cldss, Ls'
20 lover Si asrF- - 'iitestl lhI - ~ ... - :, ofs
- i r5ssss .-ca 1nt.il q l!ssiaf.s -
-a-.,g r5..-a -s--r 5s-=, sccI e'1;fna= !
- -4--a,- ths, r=vss 17co;-@s ''-zIy oi
tri1ssr i;oii ~ i,.-s= Solder.
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NiARtl<E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JULY 25-2P.m.
ElFnreI,

Brig Eliza. Lockwood II Crrx. Il De Fo!e,t.
Scnr errilon Ssrmun. Baltimore, cuser; William
MreI. rfuvijcIcc.
Soul i.qdy eosvick. Word New Haven.
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-26
Nexv.Eedcord Oil Market.
For week ending July e. 1874.

Foi Week rnhl"s July ., ToFI.
Spypx-Ne have I'd of sales of only go bbS. Of Sperm.
cocod o s.vera pHrce at - ccnts holders .encas &c
IGani,u- g ia 70 conts per gallon.
RIGHT y AIG sc:ce. and we have fca:f nj no tlfisac-
;jon. except ier snrii parcel, 1l Inferior quality
w m the .ry pn OF hast week sold 30 cents and Sat-
dsy - ClO lbs opins CARGO nj 10 cents peI d. ~ cs.h
SpIRy CASnLEs2S cents have been offered iJf 80 boxes.
IMPORTS Of Sperm Oil, Whale Oil and Whalebone
into the United staies for the week endinc July p 5i
Sperm. Whsle Bpac.
n Bedio.d. Ship John & Edward. i99 $50 o.oco
- ship Tuscaoasa....-..l3O -
'' Ship f;nicc0da......... 30 so !!-tI
C.reenpo!,. .Shp Washington i+o luo