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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07
Examination ut West Point.


WEST PorSr June :. ls4j.
Dear Sir; The examination OF the Cadets was
appointed for "Wednesday yesterday The morn
ing was taken up in the arrival Of members In the
afternoon a very brilliant and interesting Rerier
was had. attended by the members and numerous
collection of strangers After this. the Board and
Of and taseiully arranged repast OF straw
berries. ice-creams, &c. at the house OF the Com
mandani Delaheld, who performs all the duties OF a
gentleman and COmmandant with distinguished
ability and success
This morning the Board commenced the business
Of the examination precisely at9 A. NJ, and without
interruption or reces, continued the business tll 2
NJ There were present, Hon w L. Marcy Sec
rotary of War, Gen Scott and the whole Military
Board and Gen. Tallmadge Gen. Storms, Col j.
b. Murray and Rev Mr.. FORSYTH, visitors The ex-
animation very rigid and was ably sustained
the part OF the Professors and also Of the Cadets
did wish the Professors and Students OF some OF
our little Colleges in vogue could have been
present a. spectators and have felt the contrast
This National Institution is matter Of just pride
was pleased to find in addition TO the military de
partmeni, that civil engineering was here taught on
such an elevated scale, and well calculated TO be
useful 10 the country.
While one cadet IL under examination. the others
make illustrations and drawings the black boards
in the ROOM all in presence of the Board and yisi
tors and many attending spectators. II has been
a proud day for West Point in the exhibition Of lis
Intellectual superiority.
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Providence, X. I.-Dorrs Health, &c. &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PROVIDENCE June 8 i-4S

PROVIDENCE. June S. lsi5
Thinking that few words concerning matters
and thing. in this City, may be acceptable to your
readers. | send you line.
Every thing in our midst indicate. high degree
OF prosperity Several hundred new buildings are
now being erected. many Of them such as will be
An honor to the city.
The Society Of Grace Church Episcopal j. build
ing a splendid ediice the site OF their old Church
on Westminster street. A large building for iron
rolling Is being built Fox Point and will soon be
in operation.
JONI B. Couch is now here lecturing on TEN
perance and as usual has crowded honses There
Is sad state Fittings here upon this subiectathough
we are frequently favored with Lectures Ardent
spirits are sold at every corner in open defiance OF
Law, and frequently see their sad effects IN
the miserable drunkard staggering through our
streets We must think that public opinion is not
as healthy upon this subject here as generally In
New. England
The subject Of the health Of Thomas W. Dorr
has lately attracted considerable attention from the
false reports pu, in circulation by certain papers in
this place Were these reports confined 10 this
State they would never be noticed but they
copied into other papers and thus acquire an impor
lance
Las, week the Herald" and the Gazette OF
this city. published statements TO the amount that
DORIS health was worse than ever before, and that
ne could not probably live but very short time
less he should be released
Now these statements unqualihedy false
On the very day that they were published we saw
Dorr aud he was at work His appearance j.
good as when he entered prison and the W arden
informed me that his health was as good a. at any
time since his commitment He walks freely with
out any cane. He is. aud has been for years
troubled with rheumatism. more properly with
g0ut and in consequence OF this has standing er-
cnse for sickness, tina, he works only when he
chooses We saw his cell. 1t is large | think / :,
feet by .. with high walls, and well ventilated. 1t
is kept dry and clean, and he Is furnished with
good common bedsiead. and feather bed. with
good rocking chair table brushes &c &c His
situation is better than that Of prisoners in any other
prison In the country and should his health be poor
he can leave at any moment he may choose. He
would be liberated without doubt a, the next
sion of the Legislature June POI were il not for the
insane course Of his pretended friends As it Is, We
doubt IL ;
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DOISGs IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

SUPERIOR CorRr.-J0seyh Jackson rs Fredsvics cock.
The defendant keeps -mOke-house u Eldrdge street
Hester. Mr. Jackson purchased property sdjoin-
ng and brings action the 10 recover damage
Tor nuisance alleging that Ms house j. incommoded by
smoke from the -noke-house This was denied. u be-
ny shown that thick Fall eSis,s between the premises
and that smoke might have from the steam iOun
dry and oscksmihs shcps opposite. The Jury returned
sealed verdict Of IS and Of Court On being IN
formed thai costs could be recovered unless the
Dict for So over, the Jury again retired, but
could not agree and were discharged.
CIRCUIT DoURr-Dhlqn Val and oiiers re- Hotr-
crd ms Co.-The plaintiffs owned rope establishment
a. Bushvlck which was burnt IN October l-43. They
we're insured AZ various Offices. snd among the rest
$1,000 the Howard Office which they now ~ re
cover. The defence that the written application
Tor insurance stock SC rope manufacturers,
hist they carried the business Of spinning rOpey
and hacking hemp II The same building which was not
alluded the application, snd therefore the policy is
void n0u-suf Was ordered.
: Hsndricksoa and J. L. RipL,y IS. Jacob Pedder -
O.rrsnder Vedder brother OF defendant came 70 the
c.iy from Greene Co. TWO three year, ago and com
nsnced ousi grocer. He obtained goods from
plaintiffs and gave note Tor 500 drawn by himself On
h. brother Henry. and endorsed By latter and jacob
de failed and the presented the endOrser-
payment. but their names declared 20 be forgere-
The plaintiffs abandoned the note and sued Jacob VeddeT
for about $500 balance due part having been paid
he Original purchase syerrng that O-rrander doing
bushes. n Newi0rk for Jacob and the srer liable
O-frsnder placed upon the stand and testified that
BE- authorized By Jacob 20 h. name ne himself
being embarrassed This den-ed and ihe character
for truth and veracity Of O-trsnder treyOu. his esy
N Durham -hevn u be bad The Courr charged that
the rested the testimony II Ostrander II the
Jury beA-ved him they would md for plaintiffs other
for defendant The Jury without retiring from then
seats found a verdict for defendant
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Enthusiastically ,epoutsd for The Tr.b~~.


AsHEs-There is le.s activity to-day but notice
no change prices The sales have been 100 70 ~ o'S
POts az 3 - and 10 Dbs Pearls al ( % a vt. Inc ere
cep,s are about 40 bbls. The market is steady
COTTON-The market has been active to-day and ths
-aes reach 2JO bales. nearly all tor shipment o. iOi
prces. The market has upward tendency but mere
general advance. Al NewO Orleans sales of three
days llOoO bales. a very reduced stock MARKET nm
WITH rather an improving tendency Louisiana and ~
-isslppi iair quoted Al Ja7t. stock hand lOofo
oa.e- Received since 1T sept 9io.33- bales. kxPon
-di7i bales The savannah paper state. that al ess
eyhttsnihs Of the remaining hand !. foeao
bales and recommends planters to adopt the square AA
10 packing, a. square bales eel much better.
FLOUR AND AEAL-There l. a rather better feehnS
p Flour to-day. but prices unchanged The rece2y.
have been quite moderate. aud tie demand beng sooe
or The East md home receivers have been ensoSe
~ Obtain the top current rates Of ess'l
The remark apple. more especially 70 benes.ee. ~neh
comparatively more scarce tnan othern Western u
easy to-day ~ md good common parcels Gereses
below iJoi. Michigan and Ono. 4i5i4fJy. ssle
ZOO bo.s Ann Arbor' AMI shelly modersise
asa Troy quote 4 80 with Aff.e or none herr
scratched Western : plenty and dull It 4 odsi ~.
Aifn sales 10 10 400 bDls. Fine mlddlng- We gs@
"a al - middlngs III as - snip SUITS ] I9e
ID. sales sour Flour al 3Od3 C2.. For Oh.o W
Ne~-Orieans, tie market remains very dull with sns'
sale. common brand. az 81. al a. and fancy al ~
Tie market icr Southern descrpi!ons y duh We qs1N
peorxetDwn. Alexandra, Richmond County, btnoy,
"ine g.. 5Jai ~. >ueght brands kcninoSs
<ef nominal pace D. Rye Flour with moderate 'A,e,
= 3o0 3 ~. The demand Is light. Jersey Mea aa
a; ST az 81. Erandywlne joi hhds II ~ ~
Mea !. = u9i cents, and rather dull Oh Meal sms en-.
supply and quiet a. -. 10 cents cwt Wes,ef. SEP
stun. .. cents with sales. At Cleveland W nos
Union Nils sold AZ 81 Al Buffalo Flour was Bo'nt
Oh IN moderate qisnie. al ~ tor common and ~ "
fancy AT Philadelphia sales for shipment 20 'm.I ;,
tai AZ 81 Al Baltimore the receipt prices OF ~
ard street, good brands. was i37i Cry Mills odte-,
TOR iresh ground. -sies Rye Flour Al Aesn AZ.
iria TIE market continued dull sales the BASIN o. -
Dbls Hager afi p sales from wagon i2.. Al Az. -
Louis county brands were selling AZ 0oGj % eny
Nils OJd4 l2f. 1t New Orleans renamed 'uy
dun. sales fresh Ohio a, -7.ds 10 Choice ~ 49,
% The receipts since Sept let 43loo 81
against ~, "a ast year. The shipments were 49,
agsins, 2ll435 OF which 20 557 were TO New York
Western statements icr May give the following -
Cearances al Buffalo 10 Is, June Of the following ga
10 lsi4 ls43 ,as q,
The diminution OF Flour and Wh<h a compared W.
ast year 10 equal to $1,000 bbls Al Black kock tns
ceipts 10 Let June 3e SOS bills Flour Al Cease,s
1850 bbis Flour were received in May, and 'aoso ~"
PED 70 American por.s and ~ 70 Cspsdian poTn.'N
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The New.York Tribune.
PHirADrLFHlA June 6-P. VI

Correspondence Of The Nevfork Iroune
PHirADELFHlA June 6-P "
The Commercial transactions the preeeni week
have been limited with scarcely any perceProe change
in he price Of leading articles.
An election for an Alderman Of Locust " ard =
Low gong o. the resu., Of which have doubt VII
% the triumphant election Of TIE Wig csncicsie the
couies, being between the Wings and Natives the Loco
Fccos having no candidate in The islt.
Abraham McGsrry and James Mayncs. the two
Loco-Foco Cons;Abss who refused T. return over 70
Court the OF the numerous sshop keepers.
have been held 70 bail the charge Of uisce
n.eanor They vii doubt be dismissed from Office.
AZ an early hour this morning the liquor store Of
NJ Zaufxnrer Che-nu'-rreet shove Third was broken
into and ROBBED Of A small amount Of money.
The Stock Market still increases IN animation
but state Five- are not 30 urn to-day They opened n
=: and closed AZ ~, decline OF rom Yesterday
large amount we're sold Wilmington Railroad shares
I'll Of Texas 10 per cent Bonds have gone up % 2 ?
Reading Railroad shares were firm At 25s Girrd I'M
proved
Firs' Bocrd-5 Louisville Bank al $1,000 state -
~ 5000 do 10 -: 500 do do ~ 3 Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, al y Philadelphia Bank 10
100 Crsri Bank : 5000 Texas Bonds TO- q lO29
Wilmington RR. L.. So Sehigh -. l-i5 4 SlOV'
Tennessee Bonds = sli / Commercial Bank, 5li
Sec0nd BoGri-slOO0 Tennessee Bonds, s. -. $3.50
- state s.. $50 =. 80 Wilmington Rd. i. 5000 do
Loan o. ISIS 20 $500 do DO ls5s. 70. 5000 srse s.
~. 500 30. ~, y Reading Railroad 81. % do.
r 81. ~ Girarf Bank. =
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DIED

On Friday evening. June 9th MARY ELIZABETH,
wife ON H. Bsyle in 2lst year OF her sge protracte
illness which he bore with Christian iorude and re-.
signaiion.
Her fiend and also the friends relatives and scquan
OF her father Isaac X Jessup and those her
iathernlaw John C. Bayes respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral from his residence No 1913 Fast Broad
way Sunday next al 2 NJ.
\. b. The evening papers will please copy
On Thursday evening. inst. JOHN kiliNfLAN DER
BIEECkER, IN the .slth year OF his age.
His relatives and friends also those OF h- father James
W. Bleec ker and OF his father Flaw. Alexander Clinton
d are respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral this
afternoon half past o'clock from the residence Of h
father, No l2j Hudsonstreet without further invitation
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the Mansion q, Ashland could not resist the inch
nation to see once more place TO me 80 very nal
lowed. On my way up passed Mr.. Clay who
with his wife had started for church-alas though
/ a. looked upon his high. calm brow Tor the as
time. this be the gambler, -anosin- breaker
blasphemer all these vile characters blended: "nicn
have been ascrbed TO HIM and cried abroad oy men
whose lips were too foul 10 speak as great name
a. be viii bear when they and their memories ar
ess than ashes One hour with Nr. Clay al nome
stamps libel" on all these exec-able les and ne
who enjoys ths, hour says IN hi. hear. nat Is The
simplest and MOBILES, man have ever looked upon
Truly yours l ~. =
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siolNp

The average rate Of premium Is aoou, Soloo perez
The whole losn B.. s46sooo but The Merchants Bans
Poushkeep-ic arranged with the Comptroller fog ssa
20 be taken Al the average rate the remainder Of the os
was taken. Tho Merchants Bank iss new bank satet
the Free Banking Act based on the Dn'chess Co Bank
the charter Of which expires on the is' July mex,
The earnings OF the Long Island Railroad for the
las, ten months reach ss 37 % against si6S9 81 70,
the same ten months OF the previous season. The
amount Of receipts during the last month sS2aS uIaes
the very low fares indicates The large amount OF business
the road can command and - va; importance 70 tbs
cry A. = rapid and convenient avenue OF commcncs
ION with the East The opening OF the Fall River Road
s have very favorable effect upon he business u The
ous Island.
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MARRIED .

on Monday evening 26th ulr in the Right Rev Bishop
Hughes House by Rev Mr. Loughnn Mr. CHRISTIE.
PHER CRAVEN 10 Miss JuL1ANA LACY. both of Drog.
heda Ireland
On Thursday 9Th June AZ Oyster BAY. Long Island by
Rev Marmaduke Earle. JOHN JACQUES ESQ. Of Chf
ton England 10 Mi-. Ann ELIZA daughter OF the late
Townsend Parish. Esq OF the former place.
On Thursday. June 3 IN y Johns Chapel by Rev. FL
ward y Mead. WM l. ONDERDONKtoJuiN NOR
RlS. daughter OF the late Leonard A. Blocker
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subscriptions Received to the Weekly Tribune.
subscriptions Received to the Daily Tribune
Cash IN all cases accompanying the Ord>r.
Auburn, Y...............l Bsiisfon Spa w..

SANDS s.ssAPsRlLLANO other animal passes 80 lsrg.
portion OF ia existence M heipessnes- or falls r
old INTO such prOiracied and helpless mbecilv Tn
need then that medical should ar pos bic
smooth - passage 10 The grave and relieve HIM from
Of disease Perhaps there's malady
bic 10 The mind Of sensitive being, repusve h
friends Than >croia which eating IL way the flesh
most disgusting process renders the unfortunate sufferer
almost Oh ec Of horror 10 the spectator Can t De- cured
tha,s the question We an-p De5 SANDS SARsPARLLs
VII win proper precautions A. regari-genera treatment
always relieve and IN entirely eradicate e dis
causing the foul ulcers 20 heal and restoring the
erer 10 health and strength In mercurisl disease wcl
closely resembles some Of the phases Of scrofa h has
administered with gratifying success while In
complaints Il j. equal useful
For farther particulars ard conclusive evidence Of 10
peror value and efficacy, pamphlets which may be
aimed Of the propretOrs and their gratis.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail By A B. s d
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists. ~ Fulton street New YORK
Sod also a. 20 Broadway II East Broadway and by Dnig
sis generally throlghou TIE United States Pnce 81 per
bottle. Six bottles for -
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The Free Banking Law.

The recent startling decision of the Supreme Coui
of this State, declarins the Free Banking Law nn
conshfutioaaL adds one more to the urgent reason
previously existing for Constitutional Convention
We canno: believe that the Court OF Errors viii sus
tain this fearully mschievous decision. yet there IS @
possibility Of It's doing and IN that possibility l.
tho germ OF threatening calamity Should oO
Free Banks be induced TO apprehend such result
an immediate -u .penson Of their business and @
terrible and wide spreading pecuniary convuinon
could not fail TO result
The ground OF tho supreme Courts decision De-
briefly this Our stare Constitution rec ircs vote
Of two.thirds of the Members chosen to each Houso
TO pass bill crc ating. continuing. altering or re-
newing any body polite or corporate \ bank. j.
is alleged. being body corporate therefore th'
General Banking Act not having received a two
thirds vote is no, constlutonaly passcd-in short
In no law.
All this ground was reviewed and an adverse dc
cison pronounced by the Court OF Errors our high
est State tribunal in April lsio. That decision
was made BY q vote of - 20 !. Gen. Rooi and wa
in our judgment most correct aud righteous Ih'
Supreme Court in clinsng too closely to the letie
of the Constitution, has oyernled it, spirit aud in
tent. The Constitutional restriction was iniendc'
to apply TO erclasre special acts OF legislation-i'
acts directly beneficial to few in conradistnctoi
from those OF general scope aud application Com
mon sense cannot ON this point, though legal us,
may. Blu, If there be any doubt ON the subject ia,
matter must be made plain beyond cavil in tn,
Amended Constitution.
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Court Calendar.

SUPERIOR Corsr-Nos D. 20. 81 IS, Sc 50 60, o. %
g. 81 IS, &C. g. &c
CIscrIr CouRr-Monday-No IS g. -. &c, -, g
- IS &C. 90. 81
COMMON PLEAs-Mondsy-Nos. ,, 81 l9 81, A.. a.
~ 50 - TO-. 81. 81 6. 80 50 l09
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The sun Is pouring down his heat. and fzces
n!e-s great pans are taxen Will b. free sled
And thousand Insects vii leave m ghiful traces
On hands and brOw- which never should b. specs ed
Lady kal11n Soap not only cures
But DOH prevent tle-r mndrance- % beautv-
me and clear comp leXiOu }, ensures
And Liquid Rosge make. every TN, % All, -.
should yoo nave hair. gn-i ghily Ike beard.
Po1dre Sabtl< VII sweep hem al away.
And your iaif up winch -ke 4 mans appeared
sna-l, "r-sih-d with smiles, again BE- glad and gay.
Preserve your beauty which By Heaven was sent
To MAKE you, lady, earth. pest ornament
The universal celebrity which Dr. FELIX GOURAUD's
fa.iaA INDICATED Soup has attained for The speedy relnoya
from The ssn OF tan, feckes sunbu boeh~s and every
species Of unsis bly, erupuOn the best proof q he esma
uon N Which 10 hed II has the properties OF Goat
oLity ard Be use 10 hard sat well
- also delicious shaving compound Beware Of half
price counierfe4la
Asenrs-7s Chestnut street. Philadephaa; MIX street
Boston Ca lfou, Lowell; Cre-n Co Worcester; Bfss
Co Springfield Myers, Neg Haven; Peirc~, ,tanwia
Hall. Albany; Backus Bull, Troy: Sinclair Tou.
sey, Rochester, Morse Lockpor; Warner Uuca s.orrs
Hads0ai Gray, Poushksepsssi -, Sing sing
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


(For Commercial and Moag Marrs 's Last Pss.l
FrDnpx
The business a, the Stock Board was no, large TO.
DAY. but prices were generally vel sustained
The Exchange market is steady bu, there !, !,
10 dong some Canadian Bank bills were n NAH.
held a, - We quote sterling ~ Francs q
The Losn advertised for by the comp,roner ,,
ros,,r.stie in i-s9 was taken yesterday j. iolo~.
pe.pns.fS
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RAsiSEsu's H0r AND COLD SALT WATER AND SHOWER
Barns, De-brosse--st " R-W- frequently IN
press upon the community he necessity Of constant abuon
vter n lhe cold 10, salt Water Both in magnificent
perfection together With The Shower and Swimming depart
ens, % BE- found here. where uniform attention
tie- and genLemen has Distinguished ihe Rabineau
-euutsfiou
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TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE Courier DIES Etss unis The Crescent
md the Cross New Publications Free Schools Rel
nous Items Industrial Association in the West Amer
can Science; Several Items of News &C
FouRrn PAGE-Anecdoics. sc Commercial and No
nov Mnftnrs
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ALAb.NA-Col W illiam ID Dunn of Mobile j.
the Whig candidate for Cong ress in the Isl pjstrc,
Hon. James Dellel OF Monroe was proposed for
Governor MIR, Dunn has fair chance
Felix q. NJ Connell is running on his own hook -.
the Talladega District
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

APPOINTMENT BY THE SECRETARY OF VAR
joseph SINCLAIR sub-Azeni Of the Miami indians 70
Indiana N the plsce OF Gen Samuel Nilroy, deccned
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NEW HANPsHiEE.-Thc new Legislature con
vencd on the ain ius; The eleven Loco Foco Son
aiors were all present and chose Asa p Cate Pres
ideni, Hon Sahna Hale Of Kccnc the only Wha
elected was absent, In the House Harvey Hubbard
was chosen Speaker of the House. having l6l vosc-
to ~ for Thos NJ Edwards Wing and scatter.
ing A. g. Alien was chosen Clerk, and Levi,
Smith Assistant. Moody Correr is Clerk of the
Senate.
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~ TIE GAIA DAT PIaFosnaSeEs, with the comforts
oftae Aers Garden The Ice Creams Lemonates, kc he
large and aird saloon and the attractive enter
ailments OF he Kennedy Mnsrels, Grea, Western ke
draw together great crowd u ysers s afternoon
nd
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HONE AND TRAvELER's LIBRAKY.-G. B. Ziebci
Co Of Philadelphia engaged in publishing an ex
cedngly interesting and valuable series of books under
his general TILE The volumes in the lsmo. form
and very neatly printed In paper covers they sold
or p fun bound for 81. cents. Seven numbers have
already been published the titles OF which follows
I..TEx,s AND TIE GUY OF MExieo. By Mrs Hovs
II. .THs E~clIsHwoN.S II EcyPr BY Mrs. PooLE
Ill. .NisHrs OF rHE ROUND TAsLs.
~. .SSEroHgs Of InFosrvss, DECEPTION AND CxrpU
LILY
N..rHs OPIUM WAR Being Recollectons Of Service II
China. BY Capt ASTEvs CvSNISSHAN.
VI. .lNfRsssIoNs OF IRrLASo AND THE IRISH.
VII. .REcoLLrcuoSs OF rAE EvsNrFUI LIFE OF Sol
DIN.
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p We have assurance that the post Of Collector
Of this Port has been offered to CORNELIUS W
LAwRrScs. Presideu, Of the Bank Of the State o;
New. YORK, aud that he is now celebrating on the
expediency of accepting il, OF course be will
We have this from quarter which leaves Us no
room to doubt its accuracy.
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ROAcHss AND BED Bees This warm season Of the Yea.
cocroaches and bed bugs exceedingly annoying and
multiply fast >surhoz- Roach Bsn- ha- during the sea
son been used by numbers u families this city, who have
pronounced perfectly -Hecnial 10 the destruction Of hes.
vermn- Sold only a. CORTLAND street and warranted ID
answer the recommendation Prce - AMI . cents PEI
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