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arnestly requested expression of the views Of the
onrt upon the various other points filed In these causes
md iully and ably argued feel justified in the pecu
Jar condition OF the case and in the known anxiety OF
he business portion Of the community to be advised on
aese questions in expressing the conclusions to which
he argument and consideration Of the authorities have
conducted us,
We think the law does not require stamp for any Of
he following instruments;
mortgage without covenant to pay;
lease which reserved rent in money or in spe
cifcs; HfM
An assignment of property in consideration Of
nuity to be paid the grantee for the life Of granto
An order or draft not sold, intended to be put into
circulation but made solely to obtain by the
party of his own funds
But we think stamp necessary to the instruments
following
mortgage with covenant to pay, and whether such
mortgage be the only security TAKEN whether there
DO also note or bond also stamped and for the
debt the note or bond being Of course to be stamped
due bill written acknow ledgmcnt Of indebtedness
for certain sum.
An account stated signed by the parties by the party
to be charged as evidence ofdebt.
Dorsey and Martin J. dissented from the conclusion
that mortgage without covenant to pay the debt
not subject to stamp. And Chambers j. dssented from
the conclusion that due bill and account stated
should be stamped: True copy.
Test r. w. GILL Clerk.
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Movements or Travellers.

There was again. yesterday still farther increase Of
travellers to the previous lists at the principal hotels
We observed on the books that many Of the individuals
whose names sub oined were accompanied by their
families travelling female friends and servants At the
AMERIcAs-A. Strautt, Chicago; A. s Bouton West
Point; c. r. Barclay Philadelphia; Christopher Reed,
De Hurbede, dexco; w. Remcnghan, Philadelphia; y.
g. Lepier Louisville; d. Elliott Georgia; Rev. A. Bab-
bett, Philad; Mr. Van Orden Albany
AsroR-Fred. Meln. Oswego; MIR. Hopkins, New Or
leans; Taylor, do Evans Boston; r. r Williams, Pha
dephia Baldwin, Choates and Andrews, mississippi; e.
8. Camp, Oswego c. Ward, Baltimore; Chas Eustis,
Boston: j. Lombard, do; JOS Lewis, Westchester; Gen
Waitman, Washington; Geo. Wright Boston; A. W.
Clapp, Portland Cole Mendel and Howes, Boston; J.
+ Barnard, Va; DR.. Cobell; Jas Ferguson, Va; s. W.
Fullerton, New Orleans; w. Coldburgh, s. C..
CIrY-J Pomeroy, Albany; d. Noyes; o. J. Morgan,
Louisiana; J. G. keane, Kentucky; Beom and Stewart
New Orleans; Marshall and Hunter, Philadelphia Har-
ris do; W. Chsss, South Bend, Indiana; J. W. Lane,
Chicago; w. Whitney, Troy.
FRANKLir--D. Ames Middleton; J. s. Bears, Augusta,
Geo; Chas. Potter, NJ c.; j. Harrington Browne; f.
Marsh, Ill w. Snow, +. X. Cooke Providence; C. A.
Walker, do.
GLoBr-M. Miller, Philadelphia; Jos. Boyzcram, New
Orleans; John Merino do DR.. J. ii. Armetty, George
Harley, Alabama; Commodore James Glywn, Now
Haven
HowARD--W. l.. Ashmead, Philadelphia; w. II. Abra-
ham, Cincinnati; H. ii. Haywood, Buffalo; q. Damky,
Troy; Hon. John Cramer Waterford; Mrs Clarke, Coo
perstown Major Hobbie Assistant Postmaster General;
John Buchanan, Hamilton, Canada; Col T. M Gallagher
Philadelphia; W. Hooper, Mississipp W. Walker, Louis
iana Col. James Mclaughlin. Washington.
WAvrRLEY-Chas. Potter Mass; Il. Harrington, Balti-
more T. Marsh, Illinois; w. Snow, f. r. Cotter, Provi
dence; c. A. Walker do.
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WASHINGTON, June y. 1876,

WASHINGTON, June ~, lStb.
The letter Of Gen. Van Ncss-the crposf of MAJOR
l4ewis--the clamor against McLane--not to speak
of Mexico and Texas, do most sorely grieve the Ad-
ninistraton. The vengeance OF Lewis is complete
and dreadful; yet dreadful as il seems had he, we
ask, had he any other alternative None. The
weakness with the President, in his bold design Of
exterpating the Old Kitchen Cabinet, was in giving
any apology at all for the movement as far as the
noval OF Lewis or OF any other man was concerned
Il would have been the safest course-the only safe
course-to assume the responsibility" as in the
case of the "organ"or if any plea were required to
appease the lion Of the Hermitage (peace to his sou
why not rest alone upon the republican plea Of
ton Z, or all other pleas thai Of the danger of
If approach. However plausible, and there is no
denying it's plausibiiy, II will not do tor the Presi-
lent himself TO insnuate those natural msglv-
ngs as to the capacity of the sex to keepa secret or
of their husbands to withhold il from them Neither
the one nor the other must be doubted If you would
have any place in the family. But with rashness
amounting to temerity the Executive, as u appears
rom the letters Of Major Lewis, has ventured TO IN
innate that Madame Pageot, Ike other ladies' inc
world over, is at times disposed 10 De cna'ty ana
,hst IN consequence. il was dangerous TO have SO
rear relative OF hers, as Major Lewis, so near TO
he State secrets of the Administration. Hence the
necessity of the Majors decapltation. we can only
further saw for the present, that we wish the matter
were here terminated.
The views Of the Herald all along npon the Texas
,uestion and The difficulties accumulating 70 iis
'eitlenen,. ire beginning furry 10 be understood,
ven by The official paper. But we have iur'he
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rexnectable mes,;nr ~ ctzans heid m 81 iohn Hall

PURSUANT to call IN the Democratic large and
respectable meeting OF czens was held at St Johns Hail.
Frankfort street Tuesday evening July s for the
ofexpsssing their gratic ston at the Liberation OF that
patriot Gov Thomas w Do Of Rhode Island and to take
for rendering him public reception in this
city expressive otheir heartfelt sympahes for his suerings
in the cause Of univ ersal suffrage
Jackson 8. Shultz ESD called the Chair. W. C.
Clover and James g. Genman appointed Secretaries.
The following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY adopted:-
Resolved-Thnt Committee be appointed TO address let
Ter to Governor Thomas W. Dorr, of Rhode Island nquiring
his intention to visiting this city rendering him public
fore the Democratic Repnbican General Committee at rs
subsequent meeng and in the Of its taking action
the premises call another meeting of the citizens this
house. and communicate the result Of their correspondence
said meeting.
The following gentlemen appointed said Committed
Henry Arcularus, Jr. VIM II Waddel
Ely Moore, Gerardus Boyce,
Doctor ID Wilson, w Byrdsa
DR. Alex Vache, Jackson Shultz,
Joseph Hopkins, Jno Cammeyre
Thomas Doyle, Richard L Compton,
Lewis PClover, Geo G Gazier,
George Varan, David Miller
Joseph McCohn. james b Greenman.
s~~s JACKSON s. SHULTZ, Chairman.
JAS mm B ( G DleSsr: Secretaries
N. BThe above Committee is requested to St.
Johns Hall Frankfort street, his( Wednesday, evening July
I'd, at @ o'clock i2 itsje
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COLMAN'S
LIT ERARY SAL DON,

En-
BEA TIFUL PAIN TTNGS,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
M AxIMILANS Great and Splendid work being his tour
Cravings after the Of drawings large folio-wh
guato volume Of letter both volumes elegantly pot
for the Drawing Room. few copies only printed in English
No stranger should visit the City without calling in
the Great Collesti Of
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGs,
which N offered AT greatly reduced prices" .
The Public Sale Room filled with books Of kind In
various languages, which, and the Print Room no
Above the Bookstore Sale Room apartment is fitted
'pEiS EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
consisting Of about .x,u,.,,
by ancient and modern Masero view which, asmal charge
Of i1k cents is required.
The Arms Of Individuals whose families originated any
um equal execution third the charge Of the Lon
don Hersd Colleges Geneaoges Pedgees arranged and
illuminated 1890. -,
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
with his and crest, upon his carriage.
Price only 81 3a-in eoors. Curiosity je23 eodtf m
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Sales OF stocks at Boston.

EXCHANGE BOARD, June 90 Appleton Manuf Co,
1905 do, 993; Hamilton Manuf Co, 1906; Fitchburg
Railroad, l24; Boston Providence Railroad. ll4
Eastern Railroad, 1l23 so Boston Co. 3; 25 Portland
saco Portsmouth Railroad 1886 30 Reading Railroad,
q $1,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 7sl; so Nor Wor
Island Railroad IN; rs do, 7 so do. ~; $50 Whining.
ton Railroad 1915 100 do l6 Ills; $50 do, l6s; 100 do
Is 9-l6; so do, b / M II.
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Anuscilacnts.H

Palmo's Theatre is all the rage. The buresque
on the Bayadere has proved quite card This is
the night but three Of tho Ethiopian Companys ap-
rcarance in this city They take their farewell benefit
on Saturday next Grand preparations making for
the sth which occasion they will have extra per-
Torrance in the afternoon.
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GR1ND SHOOTING MITCH.

A SHOOTING MATCH will take place on the itn Of July
n near Bedford Church, back Of Fort Green, Brooklyn)
2ocock between member Of the AnploAmerican Shooting
Club aud gentleman from the South for 500 side 81 birds
each Any other gentleman fond Of the sport be supplied
further information enquire at Sportmans Hail. 1913 Adams st
near Willoughby street. HENRY RUSSELL.
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ELYSIAN FIELDS-CHoBoKEN)
Free Exhibition every afternoon, commencing on
Tuesday. July I. Mt 3 O'Clock.

Free Exhibition every afternoon, commencing on
Tuesday, July 1, at o'clock.
MIR. MCCARTHY has the pleasure that he ha.
and celebrated FAKIR OF ANGELINA aud the extraordi
nary and accomplished Prince of all Wonders, YOUNG
FRANCISCO whose beautiful aud instructive HINpoo FE
America aud the Indies Also he the pleasure to
sngagemen with that admired Vocalist and Dancer Miss
The entertainments will with Young Franciscos
wonder-working HINDOO FESTIVITIES! selected from
his grand Magic Cablnet which will be found the fol-
Robes Endor Cabalsiic Boxes Dyinaton Of obets An
initiation of Balls and the Fakrs Outlandsh Support after
which will introduce the Indian Games after the Of
Indians af Nlalabar
c. Intermsson Of hsf an hour.
:, Dancing and Singing, BY Miss EMONs
Exhibition % Of S
IS! Hogan, ihe Graceful M,s; %, Joseph tbs Chinese
Essler 5th Aonzo, the Equbrist; 9Th, Fyal the Mystic
Girl; 7th, Great Western, as Peleg Smashurn.
After which, the buretta entitled Old Grimes and his Wife,
to be performed by several Of the figures.
The New York Brass Band has been engaged and will play
every afternoon. je 30 sire
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY NEXT
THE GRAND MARSHAL directs, that those Trade and
Civic Societies who have resolved to celebrate the coming
National WIZ o isieqd pane"ay'o the following
The Line will be formed o. O'clock AM in Prince street,
the right resting march the Bowery
10th street. down this to the 9Th Avenue down this
TO Greenwich Avenue Carmine Canal and Greenwich
the Battery, Broadway the City Hail. where the So
Council After review, the line will proceed up Chatham
the Old Had 3.ss sH HP g. So
or Operative Masons, Grand Marshal Of the day.
Messrs. WIN. GREEN, Ofthe Hbenia b. b. s., Aids
PRaNafs SMAANsfERsoSN e n Ins Ma,;Ss
Benevolent Society.
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GRAND cE,Als SSRRhkTPioN OF THE
FOURTH OF July.

AT VAUXHALL GARDEN, BOWERY.
fI>HE MANAGER would respectfully inform the public
that he is making extensive Preparations for the FOURTH
OF JULY when he will give Afternoon Evening
Torrance in the Saloon Also,
n Grand Military and Ciuic Ball,
in the Garden for which he building and elegant floor
Price OF admssonto the Afternoon Performance IS cents
20 cents.
Splendid Cotilon Band engaged for the occasion.
The Police will be entirely under the direction
of Officer Bird who will the best Of order exclude
all improper persons
Dancing commence and continue until IL o'clock
For particulars see bills of the day. -
jes9tojy4'ec p DE LA Rec, Manager
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sparry's Christian Martyrology.-.P opery

SpaTry's Christian MartyrOIOXy.-"P0 pery
as was and Popery il srPuhlished monthly, 81
ses e hsy s T lel
% numbs % Te ss Pe
fee ava dc BY e Rs, C. % NG s MSs.s1
for Term. liberal 'Ss eier monthly sl,G
s ny o he Rsy r. R%h. for the
cesoe authorized obtain subscribers for the above work
Persons intending become agents can he supplied with
e ,Sy. Of spa' Christian Maryr00SS e sssag R'Rer
- fublshers Of papers swing the above few insertions
shall recevein payment the work complete.
signor vito viti's sale of Fancy Goods
80 he balance '" oS
mens &c Just received from Italy In this collection we find
Agate sa and vdsnico Full i particulars Of The sale
be obtained.
All PhiIasIeiphia subscriptions to the
Hrsap must be Paid e The ONLY xyJHon.ED AcESr. Zs
Tsrn.5s cents monh including the Sunday s.
dcrhs Single copies for sale above, daily at O'CLOCK
The WrErIy HERALD also for sale every Saturday morn
1pres "a cents or 50 per annum, delivered in part
rPsdePh A. free Of ,I postage sSssn r,n,;,.o,
taBahnent as issued wholesale and retail
With tine Of Sns sny the HsT T.
cry aoIdag yaa,ble medium din to sdycTtiss Advertise
Boston subscriptions to the New York
Cos state street Temss o5 quarter cents 10,
WEEKLY HERALD Saturday morning, price cents
new and cheap publications for sale as soon as issued
Boston Publishers Of Theirs Napoleon.
Medical Notice.-rhe Advertisement or IN.
New York College q Medicine and Pharmacy established 70,
Tie Suppression Of o9aekery, the Of all Diseases viii
s SsSs appear Gssf sse NJ q, %
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College Nassau
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u. $. rIarshaI's Office,

jury I.-.qrrests.- William Ledore seaman
rested charge of perjury libelling schooner in
admiralty, named the Heberton on the I'd June last lie
stands committed.
Captain Farnes, Of the ship Stephen Brewer
rested a charge OF deserving some of his seamen at
Rio Grande, IN pril last He stands committed.
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REGATTA AT NAHANT.-The first great sailing
match of the will off at Nahant on Wednes
day July 10th. 1t will be open for all yachts between
ten and fifty TONS and charge to be made for entry.
The prize win be suit Of coors and the winners boat
signal. No centre boards allowed
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GARDEN SALOON,
RnINERX

BOWERY.
DJ-OPEN EVERY EVENING %
GRAND GALA WEEK.
Miss Qvle late Of Nibo has been engaged for six nights
Also, Barney Williams the celebrated Irish Comedian.
Also, Miss A. Homer, the American Elssler
Also, Mr. y Goodwin, the beautiful Comic Dancer.
Also, the Ethiopian Operatic Brotess and Sisters Messs
Gardiner Whitock White johnson and Bryant forming
gether the best Band Of nsres the world who defy
petition and challenge other Band Play Sing and Dance
Tor the OF $1,000
o. y Admission only One Shilling.
No postponement Of the weather.
Doors ~ o'clock Performance 81
o'clock je29 1w-ec
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PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS STREET.
The BEsT VENTILATED THEATRE CRY.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS!
Last Week Of the Ethiopian Opera Company
"wednesday Evening, July I'd,
Will be presented for the 3rd time in this city, the grand
operate burlesque and ballet faction, entitled
BUY-I-DARE;
Or, the Revolt Of the Woodheads
Founded La Bayadere with Buresques all the original
To conclude with the Medley Burlesque of the
VIRGINIA GIRL,
In which introduced the of Bale Opera OF the Bo-
heman Girl and the Laughing Polka.
Admission as Cents
Private Boxes, for four persons, S.
Doors open at q to o'clocl-Peformance
IL Box Office open from A. M. untiIsP.M
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes. Is Cents Pit. l2la Cents
Beueft of Mr.. Dinnetord
Wednesday Evening, July I'D,
PIZARRO
Rola JR Scott Orozembo Dnnelord
Pzarso, Marshall Evira Mrs Jones
Pas de Trois dies Force, Miss II and Vallee and Mr.
Thompson.
To conclude with the famous Equestrian Drama Of
ROOkWOOD.
Dick Turnin De Bar Peter Bradley, Marshall
!. Sybil. Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Jones
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Court for the Correction of Errors.
JuIy This Court adjourned over this day, no quo
nm being present,
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Court Caiendar-This Day.
COMMON PLrAs-Nos. 30, -, 81, SO, so.
Part Mos 10, 1913, 43, 81, SO, 7, II, 10, 3d. 90.
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Entries to be made Grpen Losses Thursday evening
by O'clock three or more to make j2 2ttrh
HURDLE AND FOOT RACE FOR PURSES OF 5000
ON Sd JULY.
THO TAKE PLACE ON Sd JULY-Frst Footrace Of
five miles for of $4o0$75 the second best and
SIS 70 the third best off 3M O'Clock For this
the following entries have been made =
l. Maj Henry Stannard 6. Ambrose Jackson.
O. American Deer, or William !. r. NJ. Hall:
rived from England for 3. Isrsce Katsnchias, the
this race. Iroquois Indian.
g. Long Mike 10. Welch Bautum
L. Edward Chenny. IL. c. Dermond.
5. WIN. Fowl
Same Day-A Hurdle Race o'clock for purse Of s4Oo
The be Ia mile heats four hurdles of four
feet each the mile For this the following
been made -
Mr. c. Duchesny Of Montreal, enters. b. cd. Hops
Barry Clark from Santa Fe d. cd Snip.
Oscar sweatand late from Fort Gibson CHI Cd Niagara
This horse is hafbrother to Fashion.l
A: Conoyer enters his horse
URDAY THE 5rH OF JULY, FOR PURSE OF $500
off 81 o'clock For this the following entries have
|. William ~. Jackson, the Anne. 9. + r H n Hall
2. John Glderseeve. 8. James Whelan,
3. Major Henry Stannard. 8. VIM. Pmckney.
John Seeprock the Indian TO- gnace Katanchiate the
Chief from Towanda. lroquois from Canada.
8. Edward Cheney. II. VIM. Barlow
PSShoud the weather be unavorabe. the will come
off on first fair day.
The riders the Hurdle Race ride Jockey dress There
will be distancing in the Hurdle Race Any fall
ing his horse be rode in by other without
regard to weight. j22rc
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FERRY
s0nCzH x1 The Trustees of this Ferry, believing that
69fA there many Of the citizens of New York
= land vicinity that unacquainted with the
fac es this Ferry affords pleasant communication with
Williamsburg and Long Island, would state that there
two good Ferry Boats this Ferry which leave Peck
Slip every fifteen twenty minutes through the day
o'clock, NJ and then up 8oclck each hour and
after which boat leaves at o'clock 10 oclock
The last boat leaving Williamsburg haEpast socock,
NJ
r. Son the evening Of July m the boat will continue
until ~ o'clock. jy2 Intro
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENCH OPERA.
For ms nj s,S ~
I,os.r, hTSs aasaa Il S. RHasLE mpe.vy
l,aimbaut, "Gamriot Albert. Gary
Alice. ~ Stephen &c cs sa1io,
sd s rs' G. R1y.: sss R:''s
. RgS 1s ssa s toeI0eA and the Curtain viii precisely
CASTLE GARDEN.
admission Is Cents.
Grand Entertainment!
"Wednesday Evening, July ed,
ri e., w e. admired Over
Spanish Castanst Dance Mas Cohen.
Hungarian =. 3 8 Ms Ne dHisA Dssjsrain.
Naval Ho sS%s %' M Hs"%''S " Wood.
TO followed Sy s oP Comic e Tss.ys
which Mesas. Wood, Ps!.Ioe. Dsnaisoa and
Mad'sele Desjardin. will dance a Swiss Pas seul.
Permases on i Is right ~ II Rops Sy Herr Cline
Minutes Tor fomsnads and ut a'e A'" o. len
NIBLO's GARDEN
q: rssSs.
s
M aisnEfs 0EBERr &,
The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres.
Lsst night but four of the
ACROBAT FAMILY
"wednesday Evening. July ed,
To commence with
THE RENCONTHE.
Justin, Miss Taylor MN DeMerval, MissA1athew
Col de Courcey Mr. Roberts st Leon, Mr. Gallsghe
BIN de Bonc0ur Chippendale Pierre. John Seftoi
Mai Moustache, Nicknson Landlord, DeerinI
IN the Of the piece Misses Darlington and Celeste il
dance POPULAR Pas de pev1
Sd js'sEiiii'n 4 q G e'lf a Vi hss1 81
avn YM NhIs 1he PesiS%,ssfs q "a
Messrs. Mum, Walker Honey and Steward.
efeent Police wiil always be attehdeaee 10 main
good order and keep all improper persons
0U-Iickefs Fifty Cents.-CD
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance tn commence so'clock Doors a
Ealfpast7
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CENTREVILI.E COURSE, TROTTING.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
BLOOMINGDALE MANHATTANVILLE, AND
FORT WASHINGTON STAGES,
Will running in the following
order, Saturday, May the 18th. lsi5 leaving
sIanhattanyille at 6 o'clock A. NJ. and CON.
York, Of Chatham and PTryon Row. at6 A NJ and
every half hour until M Stages Camansyle'
Trinity Church Cemetery and Fort Washington, hour
through the day from A. NJ to 7 p. NJ.
Fare Manhattanve 121s cents Carmansville l8 Fort
Washington Is cents. B. MOORE
ivo In,frc Prom
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Coroner's Office.

July 1--ANEuRIsM.-The Coroner held an inquest on
the body of Lawrence v. Newkirk Ill Suffolk street
Verdict to his death by the rupture Of an Aneu
rsn Of the pulmonary artery.
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CARNATIoN PINKs At AUCTION.
LEVY will sell this morning, II O'Clock, No 2s3
Broadway (Laarge Buiidng) collection Of real Car
nation Pinks, ofchoice growth Sale positive il lsec
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nNE families obtain board, moderate terms
~ u delightful ocotion, the village Of Shrewsbury, ~ j.
Cor further particulars apply 07 Front first floor
jyl 3t'rh
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FANNY CAMPBELL,
THE FEMALE PIRATE CAPTAIN,
A Ror,nnce of fhc RPnnilfinil.

BY Lieutenant Murray.
an the cover will be exhibited full length portrait oil the
~ Captain with drawn sword in one hand and flagstaff
the other Published this day Frenchs Publishing Hal
Is cents. ie2i linn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-29

WaLcorTs IMPROVED M,cHtSE ron MAKING SHISsLEs.
This invention admirable that it would mako the old
carpenters and builders about the country stare if they could
it. horse pocer whether by horse hand seam
puts in motion machine which makes hundred and
twenty revolutions in minute and each revolution from
block perfectly and exactly fashioned shinglc, much
perfectly fashioned, indeed than be effected in the old
way for the operation is mechanically regular and precise
Another operation joints these shingles with the minute
and unvarying accuracy.
To give the reader idea of this wonderful improve
mcn let him understand that by the old drawing pan
no hand however skiul could in day much over
three hundred shingles by this horse power
out and that with much greater pcrcncs more than forty
thousand in day We need say no more
Richmond Wig.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT AcoiDENT.-A letter from Mobile,
written Sunday the 9th instant states that at Fort Stod
dard about forve miles above that city, about two o'clock
the morning, the steamboat Red Rover from We
tumpka, laden with cotton descending the river, she came
in contact with the Ruby her upward trip TO Columbus,
Mississippi striking her little forward Of the sarboard wheel
house. and cutting in far the engine The Ruby sunk
almost immediately Carrying down large quantity OF freight
and over $4,000 in silver said to have been in trunk be-
longing 10 the clerk The Ruby cargo &c total Joss,
being sunk in fifty feet water Two persons said TO have
been drowned, Mr. JoHS CARTER KSIeur and negro man