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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

,zzsra--,u,rr.zzs=s.-
TIE CHINESE OPINION or BrARps.-From recent work
China, Just Published England appears that the Chi
nese dislike with heavy boards. designating them
eaon ehinsS, with hairy souls The Chinese,
mould be recoeced hive very slight boards, and
'hee they strive to eradicate possible The Amen
cam rst be hary souled a'e 20 the Chinese md
perhapstwes for this they invented Tor the outside
oi'oanas as they term Us, HESRys CHINESE SHAVING
CakAN Betha, may. this compound madei.om Chinese
materials indeed delightful for Nil those who like agree
abe shaving emoen and the Chinese deserve thanks Tor
rs miioduc,ioa. The beard actually NETS under It's moen'
Influence. Price 90 cents perIs1.
Prepared and sold by A. Il. SANDS & co. Chemists md
puSsst', 2S Broadway. Chambers street Sold also
nstu!tcns, ", ind II Ens; Broadway.
SANDS SAsssr.R,LLA life of It's decisions ond what
81 out the shadow OF cloud nc constitution no bar
e The fayegeS odeae and those who rejoice m vigorous
ean Today should reflect nt thousands relOced week
80 se sss now hIohec OF the ccd I; therefore OF me
eest Importance thai The well ~ the weak, when
down By sickness. should eao Of once and without
10y 10 wei established and approved remedies Disease IS
- enemy wit, whom dangerous paey fo in ms foot
follow. the shndov S loo the remedies 10, that
q. . ysF Las lspoy Sctolnn canGs. du
spd and radical operation IL cfe,enuI. be
osnd N the happy results OF innumetabe experiments with
For farther particulars sud conclusive evidence Of su,eu.
ysue and efficacy pamphlets, which be ob,ane,
as Rsss g E EGosG~ ss ana BY s
fscsss ssIr9 a inlGSshGs the Iq,tes States
asslir, FOR DrAr PERsoSs-The numerous TESTIMONIES
sGTnr aeSfne rcnders worthy OF the notice
tnw a. VINO ara thus afflicted Mr.. VIM Hayden OF Middle
ss s ana Of S SHs q %d "a
eec any 'sSpd, a,upsy bn the o p,S s Sld s
log ,ns '' sSe monhs standing after suffering pam io
ananr a IN rhade9ha was cgFee 81 u, a s =.
and '''ee'. Price 81 per ilask s.' . ''- ' '''
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

DY THE NATIONAL. MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, ct
ID tie Broadway TnbeTuaei. on MONDAY EVENING.
January l2 ls45-On which the Chorues Will Be
sustained By OSr HrxcKEp Vocal PEKToRxxRs. The
spsnfH Band Of ise IT, : 'p North Ca;olna has eeen en-
gsse for TIC sveang The perform wili consist 0: Ma
ronal Songs, Quarte;;ss CanrliSs.- SC. See S3ls-
distinguished Professor will preside At hs Piano Fc.e. sEd
Organ
BIS Honor 'te aisyor snd Common tnnc'l. the Conmo
rciaa Cen Doughty Gea Geuce P Morris Gen SSndfard.
Gen STRIKER; Gen Storms, Gen. LLOYD Col S;sphey Col
Haskell Col SisatSo. MAJOR Lewis Ns0i Srsinsred. Capt
Vincent, Capt Gag. Capt Hay~oo ana Slsf will preside
the OCCASION.
The Tabernacle viii be splsn.idy decorated w!,h Flags,
3asGsfs. and otAer appropriate eunhr-aS.
Tickets % EACH had the sun. Trbune Herald.
FIpuS CnGns Republican. Pot. Journal OF Commerce
Commercial Advertiser, Morning News, ard Mirror Offices
also ut the PRINCIPAL Muse Sors.
Docs oPen o'cloekcou,neuce .. halls past seven
O'Clock. SffSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr. Arc,ioreer.
VARIABLE LOTS ON HUDSON. MORTON AND
LEROY STREErS.-ASIHOSr }. BLErckrE & Co.
will sell N.dnr,Sy thu 18th OF January.
(nStln,) l2 pclock, At the Merchants ElchSose.
By order OF The Corporation os rr.GIty Ibnrcs.
The ENTIRE tRoSr. berg MINK oTs the Easteriy sec
~ Hudson street. bounded By Morton street the North, and
h Roy street coatnue he South the lots
each = fee, wide b; 80 feet cep. and the INSIDE lots each - feet
vide 10y 80 fee; deep.
ALSO.
nine rs situated toe North side Of lie Roy street,
connuej) adjoining the Hrdon lots: each lot IS feet
hy loo feet.
ALSO,
EleT Lors situated the South SIDE OF Merton street n
he Of the last Described and adjoining the Hudson s,.sei
lots, each lot y feet by 100 feet
The icrms will he kbera three cnrths of the purchase
interest.
The deeds viii contain covenants arsir, uu.sres, ard tho
erection OF mora than houss and preventing aey
ways sSiar 10 those inserted the Church Leases Cocsa
OF these Covenants may be the Office No. l Fulton a.
and at the Office OF the Auetcneers, No Broad street.
g The Confirmation OF lie Roy will be xrased ard
he curtis and cutters lad ao the caaSs.wsy paved The
expense of the Church.
The sale map may Do examined at the Auetoaesrs' Ohes
No. Broad street. ne. I'LL III us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

With few exceptions there has been considerable increase
the impoatons and nsomc increase very large
The imports for example of box has increased this
So $50 boxes or than hundred cent. Of Wines,
the excess this year 1909 pipes 56 half pipes and hhds To-
32 quarter casks and 669 boxes equal 10 about million OF
gallons. Coffee this 1i0DS bags; Pmeno
53 bags Moassc 9tG5 hhds, 100 teces and short import
Of 4, 100 bbis.
The following are the leading items Of the situa-
ton the Banks Of Baltimore reported the State Treas
urer the 9TH January excepting the Mechanics and Cea
peake Banks, whose reports were not received.
CAPITAL 81, AS Due by Banks 7t BIC
Circulation. Loans and Discounts i.G
Depeses l37 . Specie. l51i 023
Due Banks .....,....1, 26,3oil
TIVE WHALE FIsHERY.--The NewBedford
Iyhaemen's Ship List of this week. publishes their annual
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~ Rev. q. u. Barrett viii del

u tSe%-. Is y. Barrett Will deliver ms hith Lee
tire next Sabbath a.moFrow) in the New-York s.
ciety Library Buildings, OF Broadway and Leonard
street O'clock Subiec-rhe rational argument sup
port o! the doctrine concerning Reurrectou taught by
yre.enborc, which quite different from the commonly
ceved doctrine subject Seats tree in the weather
should he unpleasant the lecture viii be postponed i'll IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

~ A-eCtnreS VI alU OF TIC 1EpFI sHIItoCGS
Lib -arv-n he delivered nj the Lecture Room OF the e.
neral ocey o. Mechanics and Tradesmen No. Crosby-sl
helwcci Grand and Broome streets.
II proposed deliver, ~ the above named pace course
of Lectures. rs follows ,,,t
I'rFspAY Ian l4h. The Lbrary-ib BENEFITS and Claims
BY JOHN j. SCOLES, Esl. NJ,
Fp1n,y Ian lIth-lhe History of Poland the late Rdyou-
don by Or. F. +. WiERZBICkI ,
TrrsD,y Jan. 9lst-On the Planets. by DR.. lARDNER,
FRipAy Jan. 2ih-The History Of Poland the late Revou'
lion by DR.. Z. +. WlERIBlCki.
TrrsnAY Jan. 2Stl-on Comets, by Lr. LARDNER. -,
fRipsY ian. 3ltThe History of Poland subsequent 10 tne
late Revolution: It's Literature, Manners Customs, &c
by Dr. T. p. WlERZBlCk.
TUHspAY. February it-On the Stellar Universe ny d.
LARpNER. u.,,.
FRrpAY Feb 7lOn the Importance Of Fresh Air 10 Health
and Longevity. and on the proper Ventilation OF house-
and Workshops. by Dr. GRiSCOM.
Trrsply, Feb 1ith-D;. GilSCOA.
tory 10 the Course and viii be without charge Tickets TO the
course for neman. 81 for lady, 80 GEMS for single
ectmre 25 cens-Io be hud the Apprentices Library. No.
"a Crosby street. between Grand and Become streets: during
William street IN tine Exchange: Bartlett & Weiords As
Tor House II. < g Rnynor's. 10 Bowery. Js5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
cARPETINGS. RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
DRIiGGETS &C.

URUDtJE -, &C.
VIT received and bsing opened al Ppinn Na* toe
j large md beautiful assortment Of English Htss Ihfee
Py Imperial Double SuPer Supernne ard zine ing ain ZEE
vsneisn Carnetng of patterns and cnGn entirely new
f1ri.sh and American m Cloths Of great rarey Of patterns
md ynrios yyis from feet - y feet without seef-A-
- secdd article Pers.n Velvet DIugg|ts, two yarts
vide cntrey patterns aud vsTy fc cno win esety gn.
80 III Enrg, lucses of The usual wIihs together :" On
rugs ofcyey STYLE Door Mats Wna9.s Shades air hods'
Purchasers are respectfully invited Ia eai
B-hr experienced Vrholserer Yn atiend 70 tta max
hS u '"' ~ w. T. GUIDN,
n2a isif IN. - Es,: Rrondyvey. snd - Ihv,-.on-H
II Il. PALNER'S AMERICAN NEvFsPApER 81 id
SCRIPriON AND ADVERTISING AIt.nCI-,
10 leJ Nassau street. CTnbule Budings.l Neg-f orS
Ii STATE street. Bo-tnn.
g Pine street Phlafeiphn p,..
.rra- OF Baltimore and Calgert streets. Baltimore
Advertisements and Subscriptions received Tor some
oFfis b Newspapers OF most the principal towns and ces
ever state :bs United Sate Tor whca ne Is me duly
Nereh1nts Manufacturers. and Den!es generally re-
srrti: avail themselves OF the medium winch ny
1fcrs directly with the people o:
bs en,utry By advertising IN the papers OF the county
"a; of cent for ,untry Newspapers, Tribune BudInc-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH

TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!!
RI, L. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST, $40 Broadway.
"a door below Masonic Hall, bes leave ~ inform his
reduction IN Dentistry:
silver. 50 Cts DO cleaned o. Do extracted. cts Tooth
nrhe cured. k0cts d. SI1H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
DIR GOODS.
PRICES REDUCED.

PRINTS formerly sold 4, o. now sold al l. Sd
Such a, - sold Mt L. Cd. now sold at L.
Such rs sold at l.; and Is. 3d. now sold at 90. and
iUi.
Also, some handsome fast coiors Al, 5 81. I'd and ST.
FLANNES of MI co!es, warranted not 10 shrink . per
cent. reduction.
alpaca IUsREs. per cent less than former prices
MoUsLINE DE- LANES and CAsIlMlRES, sellin: less
than the cost OF npof,atoH.
sHAWIS OF every descriptions astonshngy low prices
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs and SA'riNETS, less ;han auc-
ton prices.
BLANKETS with every othsF style OF Fall and Winter
Goods less thaa eve. before offered
Having large stock and wishing to reduce the same to
make room for Spring Goods great bargain will be gwen TO
such u, will favor with 4 call.
III BARKER * TowLE, Il Cathanne-stIest.
CAL!COES! CALICOES!i
GREETINGS AND SHIRTiNGS Just received, several
= cases OF style Prir eutrely new Designs cheaper
than erer-lod. and ls.-watran,ed fast conF'.
Ato cases of Lo1g Cloth shirtiuss, from 3D. 81 and 3D.
per yard.
Also bales Of heavy and vide Sbsetnss, only 3D. per
yard, worth 81.
Also 10 bales, comprising all the different styles TO be found
in hi, market and will be sold cheap by
Ill s,is :. BARKER. 81 GraEd.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
MARINE JOURNAL.

AukaIlllS2 JOOhNAI.
PORT OF observation-disclosures IL.
MINIATURE ALHAsAc-TaIs DAY.
s.s, Hs TSs PMs Moon IL Full sti 20
LATEST DATES.
London Iiec lAyTe Dec .
DecI New Or!can. 81
rs- SEE FIRST P-sGE.
Cleared.
Ship Albany. Crawford. Havre. W Whitlock. Jr
Bark kennebec. Smith. alobile, w W Pra,.
Arrived.
Ship Hector Spencer. 10 ds I'm Mobile cotton 10 I!ur
sp s,ton Galloway d, from Charleston cotton to Gec
Sutton.
Haven.
schr Joshua Sands. Wainwright, Virginia.
Schr Champion, Drew, Nantucket. oil.
Schr Adelaide. Baker, NBedford. oil.
Scnr Hero, VeIll, Thomaston. lime
scnr Clara, Pe3dleton. Thnmaston lime.
Scf' j Munseli, TN Virginia, oysters
a SHIP supposed Norleans packet. Also, / brig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

IN OUR LAST C0MMUNICATIoN we ssId thar # MT.
DoD6E stated things they were no should have word
of conter;Dn from u.s. he has no told them they were,
they ne; md pronounce his last article untrue, and
we defy hiia and ell the world with him. prove othefwtc
We shall take fnrhef ofnny thing be may nay, and
regret exceedingly that compelled, from nnn7 dina
,ssobe growing of 10
notice him at ell. HIS acknowledgment Of the lacu fId pub
hed By Us IS what wished the public IN understand We
take eaye thinking him the assistance
rendered $ making them known.
u,stf F.. Il j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
NEW GOODS RECEIVED,
JANUARY 9th.

NEW NDOUS ItL-Of4I' Isti
JANUARY 9th.
o. TAYLOR 4 co. Iobbef-. % Cedar street. received
y this nnnine Foreign urnva and from Boston, He'S
Goods. as follows
c.>e OF Foreign Woolen Plaids, very scarce-
lDJ duz highly coc;rt Ladies Cfavats SIG anl verei
2tsseS SILK warp AlpIcas.
d. cotton sraT.-hIch!; .ustTed
do Royal Blue.
do colored cotton Table Cover.
Do Csshnie5es-ihe best Offered tins season.
l do De Lanes.
do PhaaI5 =. Bleache4 Shset!ngs
] do 'iernmar prsntS-1eS and beautiful s.ylr--
do iinm'itou Biesrhed Canton FIannsls-
=. -. iI,..., 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

PtLMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE
SlGNOR4 E BORGHESE hzs the homo, 70 announce that
Ser Benefit viii uke plree TUESDAY, the lt,h st jan
Csry winch occasion Mile DearIny. Mile Brok< Cher
h apDearanecI and Mons Kora-nuy have kindly volunteered
their services and Will dance between the ac Ia Polka
- La Cachurila." e..
Rnsiri's Opera %: SEAIEAAIiDE viii be psrtou,eSer
ramle. Sgnofa ROrzhsse: A-cc. Pico llrenrs
Seuor Perozxi ASSer, Sjg1or Naltel,1a
ApNssIoSF!st Tier nnt Parpuctc, 81 Second Tee. 80
cents Private Boxes with four asllSion So Seats secured
frou, 4 VI To r VI. L5Ves;os Eng 81 and Italian can
be had az Ire BAI Offce. ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

10 Liberal Lectures ami Debates, on Sun
day afternoon nj Nu,onn Halt, Cunalst broadway
Tomnrow 4 lecture on Science and Revelation Debate on
the Mosaic account OF Creation. Open at 7. NJ faiucu
lars the Beacon Office, 81 kOyeveitsr where u
other liberal works Gun be bad. .uiC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11
WANTED.

yx7ANTED-A Farmer g Agent IN highly respectable
Wy business that ,ri nag use 10 r Thousand Dollars per
a1nlm clear, The Partner either Ee'n1in u the City or
r.yel the chosen salary OF $3.50 per .Bnun
vii be allowed md the person be required TO travel SsUth
West s1O cash will be required. address hiddlese gitce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

o. The Young Preacher REV. NEWTON
IIESTON OF Philadelphia will preach at the Mariners NJ g.
Church Cherry Clinton, Tomorrow dIisc the
day Those that wish TO heal him should 20 early I'LL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

| ITO LUMBER DEALERS.-A person vho has been en-
gagged IN above business his own arcnunt o' sew
years no, cy DESTROYS nj obtaining SIT
unon salesman and assistant book ~ atd N IN.
v The most satisfactory and abundant reference can be
gwen rs u c.pabty integrity and street moral character
Ills whole tine viii he de yciei 10 The interests OF ms en-
p,ole -i'' II 9ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

Ds- The Eighth Lecture Ia the Course 10
Young People, in thu Market street Church. will be de
veed (sunduy) Evening, by the Rev c. H. Read
of this City. - ,-,,
sP gsyyiss h NJ conmcncs >, O'Clock. hit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

rs-O MERCHANTS AND JoBBERS.-Wanted. By
YOT-%fi NAN situation IN Wholesale Iob6:ng e=tab
.ment rs alsimau who hes had SIX years experience and
IN influence considerable trade especially Southern lie
rouId engage o- small compensation Gad per centse On
aIes through rs influence He also conrer'e IN me Ger
1gn .nre and for capabty SC refers % ms Inst EN-
olsvers ANY brother OF the order OF Odd Fellows who car
assist this viii receive thanks Address. immediately nnk
H., -T,.b,,,e Cltice oil is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

IAJINU0W SHADE DEPOT-No. Spruce street.
w $4,000 worth OF Shahes. The suhscriben, HDx-
us please have enlarged their Establishment ID supply ths
increasing demand Tor their shades Persons buying
OF them rely having good article, hey ara always
willing 10 exchange them:
Their patterns every kind which could DO invented
aud they hive greater assortment than all the ohef estab
.men,s together and they take great pleasure III show
lng them and offended finley 10 no, sell Peopls
,i asts would do we'll cn Sign Banners and Interior De
cOr,tons done not 10 be surpassed Tummn OF nl Eleds
eLeHp. BARIOL q DE oihUNbl. 3
MI 2rrIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

U5- The Rev. Or. Levlngs will preach n Ser
mon TO- morrow afternoon the 18th inst O'Clock p. NJ IN
the Forsy,hs NJ E. Church. Tor the benefit Of the sabbath
School, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

DOaRn-A gentleman or gentleman and his wife cnn have
seboad md pheasant moderate terms oil 30 W nte
sgeet Ae beck paor lirs. floor. Reference siven
ard required. j S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-11

fHTASTED-B- Young Man from the W elem part O.,
w This State .iiuntion Salesman IN wholesale OF
Retail Dry Good ons, hiss bad long experience u Goun-
Store accounted with good Country Merchants
would be wiling work hard the f year Tor small com
pensation Reference gwen note addressed TO A. D. aud
en- nj tbs nffire viii meet with attention. y lws-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
TREASURY REPORT.

We have not room for this document en-.
tire. The following extract will show the
state of the treasury:
RECEIPTS AND MEANS.
From Customs $27,529,li2 70
From sales Public Lands 2,O77, OPP 80
From Miscellaneous sources 163,99S Sc
Total receipts 500, 769, 1873 Sc
Add bal. in Treas'y, Is! July, "a 7,s57,379 "a
Total means $s7,629,s1S 90
Expenditures during the same
fiscal year. 29,96s, 2o6 So
Leaving balance in Treas'y OF $7,659,306 90
In suggesting improvements in the reve-
nue. laws, the following principles have
been adopted:
LIST. That no more money shall be COLLECTED
than is necessary for the wants Of the government,
economically administered.
End. That no duty be imposed on any article
above the lowest rate which will yield the largest
amount OF revenue.
3rd. That, below such rate, discrimination
may be made descending in the scale OF duties;
or, for imperative reasons, the article may be
placed in the list OF those free from all duty.
4th. That the maximum revenue duty should
be imposed on luxuries.
5lh. That all maximums, and all specific du-
ties should be abolished and ad valorem duties
substituted in their place-care being taken to
guard against fraudulent invoices and under valu
alton, and to assess the duty upon the actual mar
ket valuation.
9th. That the duties should be so imposed as
to operate as equally as possible throughout the
Union, discriminating neither for nor against any
class or section.
He does not recommend horizontal scale oil
duties. He urges graduation Of the price OIL
the public lands the restoration Of the sub.trea
sury; the establishment Of a warehousing system;
the establishment of branch OF the U. S. Mini
in the city Of New York; which mint shall also
be the sub treasury there.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1916.

~We anticipate our regular pubica.
ton day, by issuing our paper on this
"wednesday evening. This will give "us''
and "ours" an opportunity of participating
in the enjoyments of the holy-days.
We tender our patrons and readers the
compliments of the season we hope they
are all bountifully supplied with the neces.
saries and Injuries of life, and blessed with
health and disposition TO enjoy them.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27

The Ne,oS and the Flour Market--DR-
CLINE IN PRIcEs.-The news by the Cam
bria, just from England, has put damper
upon the prospects of the Wheat and -four
spectators. The Baltimore Sun of the
9th, says:
In the Baltimore -four and grain markets yes
terday, the effect OF the news was to completely
unseule prices, disposition being manifested
by holders to hold on for further advices from
New York. Offers were made 10 purchase city
mills and Howard street flour at Sc, but refused.
No transactions have taken place in wheat, both
milers and SPECTATORS having retired from the
market. The general impression is that wheat
will recede somewhat in price; offers were made
to sell yesterday morning at fraction less than
the quotations OF Saturday; sales of Maryland
white corn at &c &C., and OF yellow do. at
81 &c.,. oats 40 42c.; rye rs a 76c.
Whisky is selling at Bic. in bbls., and 3oc. per
gallon in hhds.
The Boston Journal, abiding to the news
by the Cambria, says:
The arrival Of the Cambria has put chill
upon the market; moderate sales of Genesee at
Sc Is Sc 81; 500 bbls. OF Fredericksburg
6 so. Prices unsettled and nominal.
Of the effect of the news, the New
York Express, says:
The effect Of the news on the -four and grain
market is paralyzipg. No letters have como to
hand, but there is an evident disappointment.
Operators expected an advance in the English
market. In this they are disappointed. 1t now
remains to be seen whether prices can be main.
tanned, particularly as they are above those war
ranted by the London quotations.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27

1t appears from the proceedings in The Senate,
that some OF the LocoGocos OF that body tried t.
give the appointment OF the standing committees
TO Vice President Dallas, but that the Senate
chose TO retain the power in its own keepingl
"Old Bullion" was with the Wigs upon this
uestion.-LouiSUille Journal.
Such is the manner in which the Wings
gloat over the coalition between Benton
and their party. How far he will ACT
with the Wings remains to be seen. He
has commenced by voting for an implied
censure upon the Vice President, and may
continue to act with the Wings on leading
questions, as he did on the Texas measure.
But, nous rerrons. - Reporter.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-27
Burying AlUe-A letter from Baltimore
tho No W Xnrk Trihi,nn In,nI an IL. cc IL

Burying AHve-A letter from Baltimore
to the New York Tribune, dated on the &c ,h
ul'. gvies this appalling narrative:
A most horrid case OF burying alive &C.
Cured few weeks since in our city, and
which although generally talked of, has out
ofrespect to the friends OF the deceased, been
excluded from the public prints. A young
lady was taken sick and died very suddenly
as was supposed by the family and physi.
clan, and was placed in the coffin and car.
ried to the depository of the family and
placed in the vault. A few DAYS after
wadrs on visiting the vault they wei struck
with the horrible sight of the young lady
in her burial clothing out of the coffin, and
sitting up against the side of the wall
dead!
As may be supposed, the discovery has
plunged family, and large circle Of ac-
quaintances in the deepest anguish. 1t was
found on examining the coffin, that the lid
had been forcibly pressed off by the young
woman, who had actually been buried be.
fore the vital spark had fled, and who had
returned to consciousness, but to die the
most horrible of deaths! Many may doubt
this, but 1t is too true to be denied.