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IRRIGATION.


DEV. R. T. HuDDART> CLASSICAL AND COM
II MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY >CHOOL-four-
-frer between nversi-y lace sIt Ffh Avenue
Ia- F.,ah -ineuf winch has laisy been removed ron
n--r- j. now prepared for fe reception OF
.- number Of B1ar-rf-. No expense Las been spared
ID render @ complete. We. arranged school for boys. II
"A. h,cn built expressly for ihe purpose Intended Under i
direction 0fou ~ ,le rrsi architects 10 IT, city, aud M
Hiiiarr a- much satisfaction n presenting 20 IDS Friends
md tl- Public. Institution which every requisite 81 ihe
accommodation. convenience, and comfort of ns pupils =
combined. and -lcl W eXperelce OF many years la --g
esfs. The -fuailun :, perhaps Ire most eligible "nca
have been selected FOR liz purpose regards Lrat
I'D facility Al tie advLniagr- o. me rrsi IL
f-ucfor- ali Professors available while he dement's Of
.01nrry resieuce gained by he outdoor athletic eAefc
llrL h. e. Dyed % iLr spacious playground
Further information 20 course Of study, an oI< -
ion ar interesting 70 parents. may obtained on application
20 Mr.. Huiiarf a. h. residence IN l.tn -irtT.
v BIB number of Day scholars and Day ooslur'' "
NJ limited VACANCIES VIII be filed a. tey occur AurIt AZ
re,rut some vacancies lie Day school no -eFsfa "
h. goauiinx school. both departments oen -.fes -sc
run each otter. ,-..t
s.tr,eu,sl, Day Bozrdsrs - per quarter Day scaesfs
20 per quarter. nll.-l Ills ~ - >
sT,O rIINTLH>.-EOK SALE ChEAr-Oae Al
s1n- Double Medium Power Press, IN good order an
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>rFW.YoRk PEALT.-l MUSEUM.

5iRcH. Manager. Broadway, opposite Cry tllL
MONDAY. june 81. and through the week. SPLENDID
PERFORM CTS every evening a. O'Clock and Necnes
llv ant saturday afternoons az , The Manager has el
galea rfe '1mou. SABLE BROTHERS,
la" -'-' band of Ethiopian Nn,irels In The Country
Also engaged I great expense the celebrated Ligh'
Comedian ant uneqla.ed Comic Vocalist,
7. 6. BOOTH Also MISS BROWER.
4 aGv % penid talents and genie. s.comp ,hueuts
AI-O engaged MISS BLANCHARD. Juggeress.
MISS HiFtERr. a charming Vocalist
IA PETITE AMEE. Dinseuse. COMIC FARCE.
Ticker. tlre >liIfnr without DISTINCTION az 40. %
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NENORANnA

Bark Mallory. Mobile 1rgs PhIlurn. Savannah Ma
noca Norfolk Joscph AikLns. sydney G. y WIND NV
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hssr.s 10000 tbsff@ " Dec - "
S&e nc heat 10 Flour there j. gross excess
~ "a y, a, tide water equal to 81 As lhi- in AS
,sr Nd me receipts for Tins year 80 54 bbls O.
= Tel, A ~ w. Susnes d Wheat came ia az slbsny
"s' AFey and Waterford The receipts :,
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Watlbes, Jewelrp, Ml.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or GOLD
"A AND siLsE Tx WAitnES oi best makers; ~
ioDiss. X " beasy, }. JJo1son Oo.d AIcnors sn1
pe Tor Lad.,, SILVER foiks, spoons, Lsdics, &C Ovd
SILVER I.ains n.ys, faia " ana fancy svodss
winch prepared sell low tor =, ios BOW.
sfy, . aOOrs aDJsc BIOOule-sL \. \.
A. kERBY L BRi00a
" B.-Wstches French Cocss ana Jeweiry repaired
equal to the or sinal leo lmevl.ss
LONDON GOLD WATCHES.
lNULL JEWEL DI rLEA AMI LIN IN ESCAPE
Il MENT WATCHES, made BY 4. b. cooper 4 a. J. To-
Jlas A Co. Just cheap al
thEEsiASS, 80 Broadway, cor ReadesI
LaIalse Du.ldinga
Also splendid assortment of sterling SILVER fUhkS,
SPOONS, CUPS, anu TEA-sEIls, for sale a. ManuIsc-
uirers pnces inyS Iwn
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boarding.

DOiRDING.-A .po-ioa. ti-i story FRONT ROOM
ID INA BEDROOM connecting with O. larle Closet ll f
uolerl Jullt hrcs house. commanding me view OF t
El-f River and NeN-lors and -,Aa1.e for Genlenar
end Lady, can be- hll with board ty application fo NJ
OBS Willow. -fr-e', BROOKLYN Nights ies Sis
DuAHDINt fOK CHILDKEN.-rwo VI ulrce
- CHILDREN, from one fo iiree wears OF age VII hs
asru COB Board q small pecatr i8miv .mr ll un CO
r-l of fr own. very quiet and Pheasant part Of le
CIV of E-uoalyl. where fe best attention wi ne pad D
mem by ldy and her daughter, vel accustomed their
are \ Inc Addressed Mr.. :. 7. and en al tie oHice
-l.- paper. eAl receive prompt auent9r 'ee @ils'
.cDAHD-lu private family Greeuwc.--L lsler,
- there are older Du4rier- The advertiser having
uan ali wife. n.'i board Term, moderate. Address
WILLIAMS. Lower Pest Otce jeo .i'
IIOHE.-A Gentleman and Lady tes'rou- OF H. sub
SANTA. comforts uf home. Tree from tle restraints
ln- o nunt- t may fr accommodated with large
.nll room ems pantry glc- second fuOr, aud board
-i rlei, f.-rrclpr iain'- o. I'D rol a--ifrtL Tour
Ionr- west nf tr1tiWHf p 'l- rfr-c- preferred r i'
\ .r.lef1ea cll 1lia.u kNCFLLENT BOARD. with
very PLEASANT ROOMS. a. &c CDam5er.-..fe,t. two
innr. Nr.' lf bui w1y mrH i
,IuanUi,,..-,4A,. ). nAIUhi. ~ - .arc.ay.
- corner Of s. Peer Place. has pleasant acr0mmOda-
ions or transient B0irl-fs by the day week The -it
iolse Mrs H. las p"ns.ion 10 refer 10 the iolowinl
.euLsuen-
r Hathaway. NJ d. No..i9 Murray s,aeel
Ham. Wilson t.-q. = farray street ,,,.
;luA'sDiN,..-A ies .s~ui,ri rer-,n. can b.. ace.m
m bedrooms gI closets ld 0lulg on fhe ID ali 5d a00r-
p huu-r 40 % Chambers -tlett, doors of Broad
faf The rooms ars LARGE aud AIRY. ana the house
frl supplied W.fl tloill 90 .r.und BATHING ROOM
u Which toari-r- 1911 tre access without eNfra charge.
o. .-rences given and required. Apply az 7i Chambers
-.It nf -f
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In TO.Day'- Paper ne cal. me attention ol fi
public fu 'e addition evidence ui Itrt. james " a-e
% favor ol ScleHc-.- PIlm1lc >yrn.
MAsLros. Nt.F-J e--rr. Nav 9fi ~ -
Nr j. ". ScHaNlf-~r. ! ono Pastor 0f fHe bapr-
CIlrc' Marion %etIer.ev. some three or f1ur mont b.
-iuc- ,ese1 hv ~ fle aeacol fl of 10.
respected neichor- Mr j cfari Z. Coz hen wing. fo
human appearance ~ Deaths door nv Consumption Avds
Irr' impression ilai e gentleman would not lfe
week. To ms surg rse saw BIN u my congregation ll-
Sabbath. healthy looking To-day have been ~ l-
pl-e and received rom hm Tie assurance, that you
siBt We 'le means Of saving bic lli-
am, re- pectfIly, yoIr- JAMES " CHALLI>>
The cert clfe and de- position 0f Ar. Coz. may ID.
mother PAY of This pap.f.
P~8-e notice thar p :. oslla. Of -. C1lrsnd B..
jon a-euf ior be- oi tn Genliur >-re-cs
.'ll0lir syrup.
TIE Genuine ,rercs'- Pu.mouc syrup be hal a. f.
'rOrrf'ors otce, 40. Cl-rall--i Few door be- DV
jr91iral. lmy.j lme9l.s-l J. 81. sCHlNCh.
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DOUGLAS JERRoLD's NEW COMEDY,

A PLAYED AT THE PARK THEATRE WIN
"A TAYLOR. No Aston House has Just published.
TIME WORKS WONDERS D., The new and popular
Comedy now playing with great ecla nj the Park Theltre
by Douglas Jerrold author ui Mrs Caude'. Curtain Lee
lures. Price D.. cents.
Also. MRS. CAUDLES CURTAIN LECTt RES, com
p.ee far published 10 me London Punch. by the same
celebrated author. Pnce ~ CENTS.
FOR sale wholesale AMI RETAIL with al the otter New Pub
lcauous Of thee day. NAi II. TAALOR>
Hl ffar4rE Drf M Ash AlI
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WATCHES.

EOLD AND SILVER WAIIhES kETAlLkD At
~ WHOLESALE PKlCEs, by J. 4. WlLLl,TOks
,ealer an wsicss No. COfuaa5y bfvsawVs
- STAIRS.
All Watches sold at this establishment wAsRAsTEp 70 -
s-cD rs represented, or the money ssfgSDED
Second Hand Watches taxen eAcisngs, or bought ~
l@ln
aiches Clocks, and Jewelry REPAIRED In In bss
r. u, a yrcc,. inyi5 lmlss
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of every description:
I rauri l-i r fu. subscribers b. Nf ara y J. ilc.uu
.r , Corrtra,f. or ~rrtL >sqcller-. Rch are So ar
rsucl entirety ir-e from sllqllr ilr sac l Quantities o.
-f OH purchaser ~ over Prices -r can De found else
where Country Merchants ana all n,her- u wan Of ans
hing boz Tie India Run er lne vii DO wei % cal u tlt
WaIo.. off- N-yv.rk aai y J. India Rubber Factor
81 49, HUTCHINSON L RUSYOS
IA. y oI-NTy- \ We.i--.rr.i. near Morrs oaer.
~ Tor
$50 tol- American Bar Iron. good assortment
Common El-
- case bee brands Eastern en- HAl-
So iols Anthracite pudding Pig iron
80 fOundrs
10 " No Victoria
iaH Mllvii- %
= gr.-k ri Cr.s Rssf uvi7sf
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snip Rhode Island -. IN Liverpool, with passenger.
Also. slips unknown.
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~ To the Pubiic.-i ,te ia'c FER Of Ae Ar .rcar
r-lfe tle subscriber rU-t. e- silver medal Tor Spec
l-n of bis ~ PLATED LEAD PIE, lcA le offers
-sat. sccllrc men have ur' fersiIl agreed that Le-
Pipe. Used or domes purposes. ere no. only pref dca
by ghF aau- er9ls palng wl Tn Iers them sar
fvec and free from al objection. Aside from he plating
ie uIler- agrraais s Pines equal ~ ranltscI
ID n the world. discerning public vii not ia % dscrnl
lee between Pipes manufactured By and other
acrIrcrs of common Leaf Pipe
my2i im,- ROBERT ". LOWBER. - Wesi-sf
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5ituations, &-r. tDanteA.


XIA>TED-By an active sni industrious YOUNG
w Man, 10 naive 81 his Ciiy,.a SITUATION in store.
Bank, 0r az ers N a1g sooi employment he 1uck
ere- and neat and -isil hand so vim d.snarl
II neetr 0ld Ike ifr. cannot obtain .'-a-nr 1rr..
raflg fo employ IT, tine Ir Copying and Writing Tr-S
cefo-atlr rei-rric-- cen o. tiFril Ae--rs Greeley
ArErafh af hrs rlrer vii rQ' Only bear -rorv % ms
Qualifications lnc character, hui wiA personally airni o.
srT clrmu1rafon- ior ne ora note addressed b F. z
Tribune Office. care Of Nr Greelryl vii b. ruscruav
arrnlfc IN - 1--WE
z-cI>G ban WANTED.-Ay OrSG NAN i6 of
j. NJ u n -.f- unlrs-Hll1le --f-re-..-
BE- t1 r-ler ard lle--g. lls app y IL >pl- street
WANTED ...a.a. by tvo r-.i-cis1e 1-IGL,-
" .rrn- fr ..I l0. .-rrlIi-'le other f1 f0 e,r-
.-.. fl ..... . small f.rr.r Please -o -s. ,t H.
M4oe-- .re'. 0l srtag l1t ,o,1raa1 'esr
Ktrf.4ED-A >.lalol ay o. YOUNG WOMAN !.
" tIAlBEAMAlD anil 20 do --e l-.r.lE. or ss Ng--r
sll ~ea-'re-s. hl- uo Oh ecin i1 ile country. h. M
best of city reference. Please lere a. - Facf0ry front
ts-ement Dr.
WANTED. .faa'.on a- COOK. T.-.'-r and .,oner By
" young woman wil good ciiy references Apply q,
81 Ani'y Place. IT, ,l- rr-r co.
WANTED r,-p-c'ab-e GIRL, situation q.
W CHAMBFRNAlD il plrl'e family. Tire applicant
IS 1n excel W5sr snI ir0le-. md >eamst-ess Apply
af residence OF 'r Hlyrf. No. tn E.eveuihs. je =
Xl-ANTED-A ,taarol j. Cn4moermad or Tor House
W WORK bv YOUNG WOMAN who lived wear. in
t-r la-' place. Enquire a. A. 5roaiwsy je6 co.
XHs>T ED-A o Proie-tIlf tir. % do general house
w ,r1-s fI small family of three persons. InCuIr. AZ
Tu--b1r- Grocery sore, corner Of ~ and l1h
WANTED. nation. ls nice AMERICAN Girls.
W 4. vaf f- DR. -tv-t. ll-ele % ee
ykrANTED-A P8ruer ..r'. ctainl "a me s.esn-s
~ -rerm and s,-rne osne business by aper-oa ii.'
-s .ae'1't CD -'e IT - s.i 1irr-' ni- ,.'
WANTED ATOM ,to NICE GIRLS
W one -s Coos end L-.t --- pr eAal1tIma.l ala
90 So 4--l Broadway 11.r Gig reference -Fel. icf.t
E0uND-A .~ta .rn Of money. which 're ornsr ,sr
4 I|r H.I Dbl.
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- ,Ieciins at National Hall OF ,he Indus


trinI (lnssc- ms ENENING n n O'clocF-lf 4
hoped that there VIII Dee general rally of the LaDorf
Population. male and female
ir6 fft MANY MECHANICS
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aurtion Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ascroac.f
DY BANGS. RICHARDS Il fLATT.-Stos0
A. AA Brv&l say.--Lsesra- casa sisSnee1scno - u
c.,ns gnmrnts for sacuoa sass.
Z, COZ ron 4 90. AacaOu AMI COMMISSION No.
ehxnis, So~ rs feI,a street. and ~ Ann srst -Lss
sisA.ces made oc consg And prvnps fsASo
rlsce SATURDAY,
Al l0s o'c o<k - Cana -strrrt
NEW AND SECOND HAND fUKNlTpRE, Csrpss-
ing on otis, Porter hOss-, f9n,lare Ae compr.ans
genera. os Furniture VI al de.er,pons eoe-
OF sofas, Bureaus >tlrooaras, u.<hosz maplo
Caf. Bed,ts as Sed' h.fasss', neadins S.fps<s W
RON Furniture, Iasfs, loes beucnss, Lookns O.sssps,
Pnnts. Peigrcs. (locA Ac -
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-06

No YOU hear that lady isls
seehc- ACE destroyed by cir'6
oSce itvs. white tuf DOW 'tis yellow,
ca.,.e ana rough and dark and sailow.
o~,r.sr-L,piFs. TOCCH NOT C0NNoS PREPtKEu
" M your .Ain - mat beautiful vegetable
Gus ~ - he Jone.' Spanish LILY W'nie--it win give
rrfa1s-s osursl hfehke whieness. ard improve your
~ go orv a 81 Chatham street, 81 Broadway, l1s
~ :, p,ookivu ami risic-st Bosom. JET 2reo1
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go The Original OAIre ior re Sole %. me genuine
''LlOtiC >lh. h., ~. tOCKILANDI STREET. on,
.Nlr irUl Orsrv Peas. aIf er-eulrrf nl f. n
.lc of,. paper headed Ca-fa'e.s. i0l-g Sian a..o.
tilfigu fl le Pubic et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-06

STEEL IRON-5D tons " Dsnnai1ors' Bar Iron, svefy
- superior sruc.e for s.-el. FOR SAFE ~
dIss JOSEPH TlCkkRAAN, 90 Wssfss
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ne,pxFss % rHg MOST OBSTINATE NATURE, posi-
y ,,red hy he use Of DR. ttL.x 0oveAvDs ACOUSTIC
rset - fakcu AZ 81 Walker ~. lst store FROM
Dfofs, her sssk See certificates Of cures Of - and
bfosD~ ..s,.,5inr I.swarc 81 base counieriets
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IhON kAiLiNt.- FOX PakE>, TN T.
CLO>J RESA very -rpercr artcr " aneS construction
AMI much res expensive fiAl IT, ordinary <nd for sale
= Vests where sample = ~ up ior sxzIiitailon.
- i-,a. Fnr .a'e ~ JAS y. OLNEY.
DIyIDEND.-rhe Board 81 Directors Of the howarr
~ iasgralce Company hsv- III Day declared Divdenf
rer cent. on e car-. -n-- ii a.r y. -A-i ate
lr-.isv. Il Jure uexl-.asC- iu-k. A.Il -. l1il
uy.s liz LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

I'm Consreiai and Noacy Meters. sse lat Paqc)
THURSDAY p. n.
The sock market continues 10 nave au upward
..odsncy and the iancies oil improved
In Exchanges there is but little dong and no
esnge IN rates.
The Receipts on the Mohawk and Hudson Raj
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no rftiNTLH>.-FOk SALE ChEAr-Oae Al
am Double Medium Power Press IN good order an
Ipsiuon, suitable FOR country newspaper book otbc-
Apply u p.rsou OF by letter 70
Ey.s .ws' PIERCY REED, Printers, spsace-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-06

The following Is the business Of the Reading Kan
road for the last week in May for the last three years
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-07-15

CoNTRAsr.-A late writer says, GA Greek
would have formed a god to be placed under
the arch of Niagara Falls; an American is
satisfied with erecting paper mill above il"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-07-15

MISUNDERSTANDING in the under,
standing is truth; in practice It is goodness
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-07-15

His body has its fit resiing-place in the
great central valley of the Mississippi; his
spirit rests upon our whole territory; it ho-
vers over the Wales of Oregon, and guards,
in advance, the frontier of the Del Norte.--
The fires of party spirit are quenched at his
grave. His flults and frailies have perish
ed. Whatever of good he has done, lives,
and will live forever sa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-07-15
CONSTITUTIONAL RESTRAINT.

The portions of country that suffered most
severely from system Of Legislation, which,
in lis extreme character as it then existed,
is now universally acknowledged to have
been unequal and unjust, w4re less tranln'l;
and rallying on the doctrines of freedom,
which m de our government limited one,
they s,w in the oppressive acts an assump-
lion of power which was mug ltory, becaus
it was exercised, as they held, without au-
hority from the people.
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Bank Locksmiths, SEQ Broadway.

" To the Publc.-DAY NEWELL, in an article in
The Tribune of yesterday headed CAuToS-IupotGnt. to
Ba4ker that they recently opened with adpiieG,e
Key the PheniI Bank OF my Locks twice in len min
uies How wondrous Who that has common sense could
not have done likewise Now for the facts
sold Mr. Ogden the Cashier Lock for their bank
house and le the his Office FOR his inspection
and examination preparatory putting or The door,
which IS yet ready and Day Newell took the liberty,
while there and yet placed any door, take
the lock apart and aer examining the Interior and seeing
TIA; the ,umbers all placed in regularly and had
ye, cangedas ough; always be done before put.
ing together FOR ia-took advantage OF the information
thus obtained and did only what any fool tnare could
DO easily they viz with the duplicate key in hand
could lie Bits ard make up regularly tc correspond
with the tumhlers, al OF which are numbered.
Such the resored 10 by persons claiming re-
specAhity. What field for comment
Tho ,ane Lock Is now Messrs Laihrops, corner OF
William and Cedar SIS made up eaercn. combination
under SEAL proven; r,ery ard rGioay being again
pracced upon ~ and Is ready for the operations OF Day
Newell any other person, opcH they with
duplicate iry VIII they avail themselves OF tho oppor,u
n;,y offered will they, like kravcs. attempt screen
themselves from public by falsely asserting TINT
hcy have fairly opened my Lock- hing they will nev.r
1.-Two long enough do. either with or without duplicate
koy. lniS3tl2 4. C. JONES, Newark, N J.
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THO prcsru our>si"".

Tx WSsAjox,es i's,'S IS certainly '""''" "
NJ. ls egx>ss t ,lc ingenuity, &" SAY "''"'''S VI
,ss ,>,,N,>s - tae Fca)rw'sS'
,~N,,, N,yA >Nrvs,>,s,teat ~ The Intelligence, y,
49, t>v, As ,;,>c,srIps tlIa AZ ~, NaTv ~ ~ ,,t
,>D,v> .,sSS~4 NeS,is - "" AN ~ ASSN, sich W,
- NJ r,,s,>s,ssAatN " 81 iN' a'N 49, ,n,s-.
AN. r,.S, IA Az. sasS>SL No rcr' ~ "s's Wv ,,s
80. ;s,,->r, Avn, ,,ay cwe is>roacd NlNa' w. " Cr
t> ,.rs.sss =, wsS (;slSSs ~uj say INN ,,uc
,ss,> ~ >,,>S-sSNs,s th< eaN N'e'nS't' -, ,,'c
~ s.,-vS,,,Sss ,SsAs In sAy.nS me SS.St . w "'
,s,>e ,s.f.g,,tN &rSi cNSi1si'eS ~ '"' ''"
,,,s, N,;s, Consequence What tho Organ or
s.A.A,,,S ,.sv ,.>>,sc d, think the eSicn' OF our
,.,.,s;s; th,y arc c>,a,ca, with thinking and
.NS.. We hsvc ~, rSN>rtrra IL oar rulers S"y'"S
,Ass;->: sls.,es q. NJ, Cay said IN substance !"
,S,S :, A. oscisl ies.>a;c ~ Mr. Gsla'iaN that we
A.,,, SSa MS 10 ~ oo>Son But viii moi DO
,,, W., x,s ~ ,Skc definite stand on this lnes'
,>,a. ;, S.s7,sS-i ne tallowiuS facts
tx :;Es ssa,,t;ci ~ cesssS.;:y onc OF The
.,,a-,.; s7s,s;s existing gives Us MI A'a' !a'. is
a.: eva; ysas., Sl .,,;t sbsI ls;;;ude Whatever
~. =xy s>>i trS u Us ,sn3 oar Government HSs
Nssx-> sasSsss; Gpna Il il is Jas IS good to GFca'
S-,s.,a ~. sAc aYgcy hali Q: ;hc territory
ne cA:ss; saS>is;ins settlement IN orcsoR Is
s-,.A NIX, ,ca.hs " 81 The settlements II that ne
,S>s az Szi;isA, The central British possession
,A-s x - ever thirty years standing while ours
Ses-s G&se G,Sny yeSs> subsequently ASIDE nom
49, Nc;h>::s; Missionaries, we hsd hsrdiy nut
-. -sv,,- rs; ~ ss,:.cnea; IN sl Oregon ten
y,,s-. .sc while S,:;>h roS:s protecting al acuve
~ s~...sAiss .-s3e do,;es; The whole region onT
.>,.s-ssa,s ;hsss Src Of very recent date ana our
s,,,,s-s Asvs Asea preserved from famine and pro
49,. WIKI ;As .scsas O: da;ns 70. themselves by
SD ,-,v.saas xaG; goods, furnished them on
~, ,-.>s:, ,.o:s2v uaseN>u7ei 4, low prices. We
Ask osgd hs hS-sh to ask our settlers 70 cut the
.A-ce:s .: ;hose whose bread and cloih 50 humaney
-,,ssI. 7ace>:ly saved them IRON perish;nS
We oaS,usroed negotiating with Great Brit
-. w o2lv .,::==;=- 70 lAt. 81 dcs. North. See
", SasA's sic work NJ Canning asked Mr.. Rush
:, s..s - A:,a. -: wis: we would take, or how we
u,,.,5 csS.9-az,iss. hui how much we claimed Mr.
Sasa. - Iy ins,-.c;s; by our Government. replied
rs: We el.i-.s: 81, .oa;h OF ), deg. North Mr. Can
-=-su-ss s-sa;ly astoaished st this. We readily
eo.ss-:si - !; we did no; propose. JOINT Occu-
vs.,v .: ire whole territory Now we say our title
:, ~ r-i,i. .: O.esoa-:ha; is up TO 81 deg. 10
= Gear al i,dispuIabie though we began by only
:s=s=ss- to = des.
Dies any rlan irssine The world so blind as
-s . see ;he -spsci;y and injustice OF the course
I'M vhich Loco Focoisnl now urges us WHO can
,e.i re sbsa-i We: insulting nonsense about Eu-
-o-s.- Interference II the affairs of this continent"
-woea England alone owns al leas; as much Of
:hs Continent IS we do-and not see that such
s.,gu,se tends directly to War. whether any thing
!. really mean. By il or no,
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GEORGIA LEGIsLAruRE.-A resolution was pass
ed in the Georgia Senate the 9th inst to go into
an election for United States Senator at l2 O'Clock
on that day but i, adjourned before the hour named
On the following day the House concurred in the
resolution of the Senate by vote OF - 10 81. On
the 9Th the Senate passed new resolution in re-
ference to the election leaving out the Senator, and
in hour after the time for the meeting adjourned
i'll day to 10 o'clock, and consequently put off
the election.
The Wing members OF the Legislature met in
caucus the evening of the 9th inst and balloted
for candidate for Senator, the following being the
result DouGHERTY 81, BERRigN rs, DAWSON :,
blank !. The Loco-Focos held caucus meeting on
the evening Of the 9Th, bu, we have no particulars
as 10 their ultimate determination.
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an thoroughly convinced of its singular efnes1s
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Ysrrnrs Observation-Disclosures as the creation OF
poets imagination are the Photographs OF Professor
Plumbe. whose National Gallery ut 23l Broadwayss
perfect boudor, where woman in all her beauty and
loneliness shines pretmiueut. We are not al louA
discover the true secret OF the Professors brilliant
cess for the superiority of his pictures is seevdenIn
glance We could readily select one OF his Photo
graphs from a collection of FIVE hundred.