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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
- Funcra, ob.ccuic, in Memory Of Gener.

JHcksou.-fhe following Special Committees having
- appointed from The Common Councils ~ New OH
~ Rfooklvn Will be In attendance the chamber OF The
go q Assistant Aldermen. every day between The houfs
esGd ocioc6 10 receive communications relative 10 the
"a matters nimsicd Go their large,
ecSNrfEs on MIlirARy--Messrs. Hart. Burbank Cor
,Vws Socirrirs AND AssoouroSs-Messrs. Pearce
La Nesseio'e
ina DifARrNrNr-Messrs. Tappan. Bokec. Parser
isosSsNNt-Messrs. Cornell, Burbank Benson, Puiser
TIE following resolution. have been unanimously adop;
ns'sd Thar the Common Councils OF the cites Of New
80 -. pfockyn viii >oiemnixe the death OF me lae Gen
- rev Jackson BY civic and military procession y
-, o. he military and different societies and Gu
az respective cities, and thai such procession iakt
rs o. IN aescSy next, the 2,,h instant
1900, Thai our elow-c iireus generally and The differ
scetesr trades and associations and IRE departments
saes ana adjoining counties requested ~ unite ~
: fsiv Of rcspvct 10 The !lu-trio.s dead: and al
oees and associations intending 70 cooperate are request
= 10 comnuuicsie 20 the suoconuees on OF heort, IN
eAdemer a Oger 10 make he necessary arrangements
cary tie views OF the Common Councils IN an appro
nae manner
As..sa That the Army and Navy OF the Un, S,,,es q,
= station are requested 20 cooperate with making f,
sess1ry arAnqcnen and that The Committee Military
xee4es,ed communicate with The commander. a.,
IL JOINT COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS have
~sS,,sl On Ne follow ing additional particulars
svsLbERI HOPklNS, f-q, hs- been selected ~ GRAND
~ssls.l snd VII be- assisted ty thirty AIDS
N Procession will from he fsrk precisely a. :
'SA r II. ON Tuesday ihe AN u.s. sna DISMISS "h IT.
'..it Al he sane place.
re loua.eer Corps Of the City. intending 10 unite N i
san les are particularly requested 10 report IA MAJOR
sandilfd saturday TOE . = INST al the Chamber OF
Board OF Assistant Aldermen between The hours OF I'VE
ssdsnce
~ Committee have also determined that banner
ss political devices or Inscriptions shall he admitted ~
sffvrrssinu.
IL rogramme IN IL viii be published on Monday next
DANIEL ID. BRIGGS, Chairman.
"to II. PVKsrS Secretary
~ hinman Lodge No. 107, I. d. of u. F.-A
80 poncUa HticnDancc ct he members Of tis Lodge
r,seed al heir Rooms THs Monday Evening a. bust
VI importance vii be brought before them. BY order
NJ. JOHN K TAYLOR, y. q.
'nlAs n TArIrssAiL Secretary. Il
az Mourning Badges.-Ihe Subscriber has resi-
gItssaat badge, Tor the present mOuruful occasion,
Nae se~n adepted bv Common CstciI and C,en>ra
.f<s IL has Likeness Of The departed cheftaln wlncl
ed 70 BE- perfect with le motto The tiuion Il mus
hsh ," preserved" The Badge he had 81 ils
s.nhE NswsOce corner Of Nassau and Beek man streets.
80 us subscfiber, al ~ Pearl street
HENRY LIEBENAu.
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~In To-Day. Paper we car ne ar,

~ In To-Day's Paper csn ne attention or TIE
pubic 70 the additional evidence q Rev James " Cass
IN favor OF schenck's Pulnoric Syrup
MARLTOS. SeT-Jer-ev. MAY s.h. f7ii
M T. II. ScHEScK-Sir- I am Pastor q Is. Bagt.--
Church 81 Marion. NewJersy. Some three ~ four months
SINCE taken bT Of lie teacols % see ole OF .
respected neighbour, Nr. Richard l. Cox hen lying 10
human appeance, a. DeaHs door ty Consum pon Ny ds
the preston was. that Dc gentleman would not I've o.
To my surprise. saw him 20 M congregation a.
Sabbath, healthy looking Today have been a.
house, and received from lin he a-lrarcr. that your
SYRUP was tie means %! saving be f.
am, respectfully, yours, JAMES y CWALrT--
The certcae and deposition Of Mr. Cox may be seen iu
another par ~ The paper
Please notice lat p ; Be-snan OF i1i Cour.,srd - T.
longer agent Tor the safe Of the Genuine scLencks
Pu.m01.c syrup.
TIE Genuine Sohencss Pumonic Syrup car be bad a h.
Propreiors Office, No. CoIr-4ad-sL doors below
Broadway. lmyE lmeodis-l J. H. sCHENCk.
~ To the Pubiic.-Ai the iaf- Fair OF the American
Institute The subscriber received asv-r me1al or -qec
% his TN PLATED LEAD PIPE, which be- offers T.
the public tie same pnce A. winch he Lead Pipe
il sold. Scientific universally agreed that Lead
Pipes used FOR domestic purposes are not only preuaca
bu; b gy dangerous palug win tn renders them safe
sweet; ard free from al Oh ectOn ASIDE from the pang
the unders ed rarraafs his Pipes sny manlfscur
81 in the world discerning pubic VII not IA ~ ci-cri
between Pipes manufactured by and other
fac.urer. OF common Lead Pipe
rnv2i lmi.' ROBERT w LOwBFR ~ Wes-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

IA reens or Rehearsal and for the transaction OF uus
lsssc Importance Will be held al the Societys Hal ~
s'osiway on Monday evening next, AT O'CLOCK livery
sTcrnrr member u particularly requested Ia attend
ByOrder H. r. NENNI, Secretary Je9l ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

Ships Cohoia, Canton; Rochester Liverpool. Brig
Emma 81 Ann and 1obasc0. Mary Walker. II CrOiv
Schr Samuel Roberts POr au PaiN.
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GEORGE ". RISLER

AFFIDAVIT Ofhe Merchants who sold Beekman the Syrup
which cured him
Sofaers county, ssPeter A. Van Cleef OF lawful age.
and being duv sworn his oath saith that h. was OF
The firm Of Van Ncsie Van Cleei In the year 1872 and did
nu-ircrs Brancnvic the -ad cOuniyitat the said
-n acted NJ agents for Joseph H. Schenck selling
dicine prepared By him called SchencKs Pulmonc syrup
And depOneu further that he II acquainted with Peter
striker Beekman, who then resided about mile and
haff from Branchve and WAS in very low state OF hea h.
NAT ne wa induced 70 try >ccncks Syrup by the persia
SION II depOneu and others. and that said Beckman puf-
chased the said halt dozen bottles Ofthe said Syrup
n per account ner.iD annexed. And aepOnen further
snvfisi Beesman has told him that he attributed h
cure I'D the Use OF thai medicine.
PETER 4. VAN CLFEP.
Sworn and subscribed this iith day OF June, 1915 a.
BaGgeXater IN said county, before me.
JAMES TAYLOR
one of the Judges OF The Court OF Common Pleas of said
county.
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DtLMO,S OPERA HOUSE, CHAMBERS.

I sTKEkT-IThe Te-l sn1-sI,i Thestre N ne W.
uimer-e sffraciion.-TNp OPERAS ON ONE NIGHT
MONDAY EVENING. June y viii ~ performed he
Bgresqle Operas of sHtN-pEftEEL-t. and the NlRGi
sian GIRL. In the sitter W.. BE- Introduced snghsbe
POLKA
ADMISSION = cents Private Boxes FOR four persons. s.
Doors open At half past 0cl0ck-Peromance 70 con
mcnce O'Clock
~ Box Ofce open from A. NJ. until 6 P. " where
Seats NAV be- secured Je~o
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s.1 from = 70 l7ih juno i'''o Oa''
~ Frpor, fros me UHaed Sa'e' 5000.
snef ~ -. - ....... 4 425 .}-.i
sane time year before ~
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One Of Beeknan'- Letters showing by his signatures
that he was my Agent;
NEw-YORs March BIRD. l845
Dear Sui expect would Like by its time how
an geng ton he week you len the Sale amounted lp
bottles by saturday and monday 10 opened rs II
went 40 10 = bottles and has every Day
i'll 10 O'Clock while an writing the hoe anogal Of ihs
week 20 far = p 8nd hope by ibe Time close yi,cl vii
be n 10 night may amount 10 y or Thirty more am De-
frhfe ii- week l the business Don't get scuuragr
Won must 20 ahead or Shall beat you You 10 .lt
On more syrup hy weusday and send a eer how you
are getng along
snail tave u come 10 a close 10 haste
Renane Won aln.le Servant lll.ni Agen,.
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r-I.O.orO. F.-The member. of Merca

~ l. d. of d. F.-The members of Mercantile L0d g
No u are requested assemble al their Lodge Room NJ
II Division street. Tuesday morning, O'clock IN u
regaia for the purpose Of uniting with the L. W Gran
Lodge paying the last tribute OF respect 10 the late Gen
Andrew Jackson. By order OF the Lodge.
r. b. FELLOWS :. II. STEWART.
:. X. WEEKS, }. W. TOMPsON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

To- Noticc.-The ocers and members o. knicSeroocS
er I,n No a. @. Of r are hereby notified 70 attend
.ne Al meeting Of this Tent, Tuesday tomorrow morn
ing ats O'Clock precisely. for The purpose Of making sr
rsre,ucuf. 20 nn with NE Common Council military ard
civic societies IN paving the last tribute o respect 20 the i,
cen. Andrew Jackson. WM HATHAWAY, {. Il.
H. fsrfsS lu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

Bot Of Van Nesie Van elect,
February -. 1912. dOH bottles scneuch'- Pull
nOnic syrp-sll ~. - 81
cos., vi County, 01hOmas C. Hav ard, OF lawful age,
and being duly sworn his oath ayeth thai he into
Partnership with Mr. Jonn C. Van Nestle. OF the FIRM OF Van
N.fr Van lief Immediately after the dissolution of thai
.r n M year 1871! and continual The SAME business az the
same place AMI Representatives, says, that he L. acqua-
f- wh Peter >iryker Brekman, who then In very m
health and resided Brancgle. the place OF bus
m he firm Of Van Neste Harvard that said idi eni.oned
firm were agents to Dr. Joseph H. schencA sell meii-
cine prepared bv him, called >chenck. PumOic Syrup,
and is said Bctkmsn purchased Of said firm iwentyone
bottles Of tie -at Syrup, per account annexed aud de-
polrut further says. hat The said Beeaman requested depo
p-u 10 bring Nr. -chencs o lin-that Ills medicine
hal done him much good liai he wished - and
know hm-ila' be could tell him more and better than
he could ans one else what benefit he had received from
aid -grip. and dcponrai DID accordingly take Dr. schens,
10 -. aid R.nman. and isf De- expressed 10 him
gratitude aud sand anoug other things, that BE- believed
~Drup bal sayeihi- life.
THOMAS c. HAYWARD
Sworn and subscribed thu lin day OF June, 1915. e.
RrId.e,yaier. ia said cp4ny, before me
JAMES TAYLOR
one of tie Judges of he Court Of Common Pleas OF said
county.
BRASoHyILLE, ~ j. March II, ~
lfr Peter Striker BeekmaD,
Rot Of Van Neste X Harvard,
1872 bottles schenck. PG.monc syrup .....s- - ro
M.rch -. bot l.. bottles do. DO "a. y o.
MAY ., bots do do. DO g. 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

L NOk June Dist l84s Division Orier.-The Division
viii be- formed the Battery. the 2h inst. and al
ocloca. iD.ead OF 30 O'Clock, directed division
order OF me l5ihinsisni.
The Light Infantry aud other independent companies.
viii enter the Battery al the Greenwich street Gate and VI
report Coz Weimore Division Inspector the ground.
who Will assign them their respective stations.
COmmandan OF Regiments. and separate Corps will senc
their and camp cO.OT-. under iie Of non
Comr- sonsf officer to No City Hall, Saturday, aul
Monday Tire usual insignia OF mourning.
Officers will wear the usual badge of mourning upon the
EFF ann and sword hili for sixty days.
Col Yates VIII make re0ui-iton upon Cen storms for
aimiaion FIRE Minute Guns while the procession NOV
ing By order of MAJ. GEN. >ANDfORD.
Je9j 4 IT. Il. {. WsTvOgf. DIV. lu-n.
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BOARDING..


lDOARDING.-Two or three single gentleman can D.,
ID accommodated with board and rooms IS Camhers s.
Good reference required ici9 l'yls
DLEAsANT ROOMS TO LET. On the ~ foor.
with board Tor gentleman ana lady. Apply al 70 nam
ler. -. % door from Broadway. irl4 2tsi-
DDtRDING.-tuulsif or uul1ri-ir.i Rooms Boo -'
ID with BOARD. n one The nos' pleasant oclron- i
ie City. Apply No ~ Broadway. o. The head o BOYS n-
Green. Transient b-1ader- = per day iei7 .-'fc
DOAIlD-A Gentleman snd Vine, ofiwo of t-rr- Single
ID Gentlemen BE- accommodated a. m. Leollr s.fcei,
opposite ie Carbon House where bot iew boarder-
taher. Ir4Nisu
UOARDING.-MRs J. HAIGHr, No p Barclay
corner OF - Feter Place has pleasant rcc1unods-
tons transient BOsrder- by he day week Tn stu
alton central Broadway. one block from the Asio
House Mr. II. has permission 10 refer 10 the following
gentlemen
r. Hathaway NJ D. No. 10 Murray staeet
Harris Wilson. Eco. n Murray street
Alex. : Gouli. ESQ. IA Nassau street r& lm2rvi-'
IlOAEDING.-A few genee. persons can be accom-
ID modaicd with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS
wiihbedTOoms ana closets adjoining the p and 5d door
of house No 81 Chambers street. lew doors west OF Broad
way The are LARGE and AIRY. and the house ls
vel supplied with Croou water. and q BATHING ROOM
which bOarders will have without extra charge
References gwen and required. Apply at 81 Chamber
street. ~ l-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
~ Independent Order of Rechabites.-At

W independent Order Of Recha bites.-M a
M OF the Committee appointed by NewYCrk District,
Bro IN. jay Haskell appointed Chief Marshal of the
Order for the 4h INST and the Aids from the different Tents
will report themselves HIM al his Office - Cenlrest The
Chief Rulers OF Tents requested To meet AT Washington
Marine Tent Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, Ia receive
the necessary Instructions from he Committee for the direc
ton Of their respective Tents All members of the Order
respectfully requested 10 lon with the District and 10 take
position at u O'Clock. Tuesday. al the corner of Elm and
Canalsts The Committee would respectfully recommend
the brethren the Order dress IN dark clothes. darh
gloves anu Grape roscie ON The left side OF the reeaA The
Secretaries of tents requested 10 furnish The Committee
with The sa-es undisposed Of IN their possession by send
mg Them w. Marine Tent, where the Committee wil be-
IN y ssOn 4 ring the day.
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II
s'oss There have been sales Of 5000 u West
b s, yssor at al ~ cent. cash.
EN- n,,cxsTbe MARIE, for North River with good
BRlGn M .uppy i steady and uniform at 81 . NJ
aen'---" -e, The market shows no change as yet ia
CoiIoD n the steamers sdvces, but there mas been
so1 % today 9 s he 80 moderate Siss Ir oes R o
boaeIs ~ me sales have been made At iGli Prices
ce-1n3, .se,;ons Of the week ending Friday evening
Ins 100 bales and The following are he w..
ss;e 'D finland q Florida N0ta1 y N.OTis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
NIBLO'> GARDEN.-Doors open Al ; O'e.ocs- Per

= ' iOrnancrs commence Al s.
MONDAY EVENING. June zSd. Seventh appearance
in America Of Mr. ROBERTS Second week OF he sppesr
snce Of THE ACROBAT FAMILY. The performance 90
commence with Herolts Overture to- Pre- AuS Clercs
Afer which, DON CESAR DE- BAZAN. To De followed
bv the performances OF the ACROBAT FAMILY
~ Tickets nv cents ieS
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Garpetlna.
oARpETING, OIL CLOTHS. &c.

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, &c
L'AMiLIES In want OF CARPETlNG, or any article In u,
L line, respectfully invited TO call and u
he extensive and best sssortmenis Of BRUSSEL3.
rHREE-PLY, MORAN and All other styles Of CARPET
ING, OIL CLOTHS, RUGs NC. that IL 10 he found In IL
Guy The entire stock and selected for The yprinR
the ceiebrafed Of tins country
and Europe In the many splendid patterns
and styles Of coors winch he found q cay
other store Purchasers may be assured that they viii 6na
he City.
N BAN experienced uphos,erer win attend ,hs fuisg
and laying OF Oh Cloths making Carpets Ac the sborta1
aol.ce W. H. 0UION'S New Store
m2hs Fronting 81 East Broadway and II Dlvision-st
AUCTION CARPETs.--0EO r. g. HYATT. -
"A Broadway, AntboDysl has recently received
rom auctions large assortment u Ingram Cupss ranging
price from shings per yard, such usually cold
rom to shIlngs Also beautiful VI Brus-
sells ply and Venetian Carpets Oh Cioths Msttngs StalS
Rods Hearth Rugs &c all OF which tor sale email pro-
IT'S for CASH. myx3 3<ssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
COMMITS PATENT YEAST.

CCORDING 10 tbs old kim, Bread IL the ssg Of
n life But Il i certain that GOOD HEALrHFuL BREAD
SWEET, and DICEsTBLEi Is by no means easily Oh
tanned and myads Of persons obliged wander along
without tha, essential staff.
Chemical science and research expended for
more necessary and useful purpose than In the discovery
he material winch should promptly and certainly produce
gOOd Bread That great desideram has been obtained BY
the xiii and patience Of Mr. Conanl Of Lowell, who has
ceraned tue ingredients requisite for the procuring Of super
excellent Bread quickly the four ie kneaed and
baked u - demonstrate that By the old slow process Of
vinOus fcrBen,afon much Of the nutritious portion Of the
Hour i extracted but By the Application Of COSAS1 ;
PATENT East, instantaneous ehersescence directly fol
lOw AMI 81. tine saecharne properties of the meal are
aimed, us securing lhe entire n0GrsEnenI which the lour
naturally Includes.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
p. MUSSEY, Clinton Hal, cor. Beeknan and Nassau
GAs-NEK K YOUNG, 1872 ChaihsmsL
CHESTER briggs, 6sl Broadway.
JOHN H. BROWNE BROTHERS, IS and a Broad-sl
STAPLES 4 FORD, l32 Bowery.
5. v. ALBRO. SO Bowery, cor. Bond-st
TAA. ;. HOPE. ls2 Charnbersst
DOAiSICk 4 DRUMMOSD, ~ Greenwich-st
SAMUEL KIP, 40 Broadway
Also by the principal 0rocers IN general je9 sf
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GIL Ed

BELOW,
ship and hrig in the ofine at sunset. Wind ~.
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..,. .cursf.ily reporsedfor The Tribune

iihDAbi Suh' -
hs. sfsn s scij C ' io 'S Ss .s saTe
a. srriNeo ~ :, % and -lt43 -1t for Pots and
easHt The market closes stea'y. ri
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miscellaneous.
EXPRESS NOTICE

I'VE UNDERSIGNED being DESTROYS OF doing all if
their power 20 sustain The Government IN is eNpermer
OF giving cheaper pOstages hereby give notice that AMI
after me first day C July next. mniabf MATER u4Gee
her open. envelopes, or m wrappers. VIII be
reivrd any of Their Offices Tor transmission iy Express
Otherwise. Positive instructions VIII be- given o fhe.
agents refuse maahe mailer. under whatever Fii-e
may be offered LIVINGSTON WELLS.
Newly orb and Buffalo Expires
New Y OK. Jnne y 1915 iel3 i.tvl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

TIE members of Howard Lodge are hereby nounN 10 NEE
al their Lodge Room on Tuesday morning a ~ 0cok, io
lie purpose Of Joining with the ~ q. Lodge IN pay n-
he si tribute OF respect 70 the departed solder and states
man Andrew Jackson
Members VIII appear in iu rcgeia
BY oflef, :. { flNthNEl'
r. y. PRIME. Committee
i,sr T. J. MERCER.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Door, open at hali.ps.i 5, per

4 'A>ILE tsNhDEN.-boor. open NJ na-i -, ",
~ prmerce 20 commence a. O'Clock NpNDA>
EVENING, June 2Sf. he entertainments VIII commence
with GRAND OPERATE OVERTURE. Afer which
Greek and Roman Samsry BY Mr.. Wood. Ater which
Nadse Desarins viii dance he Polish Soldiers Bride or
lie IA, De Cracoyie. Song by Mr.. DennsOn. Hoppipe,
by Mis- Cohen Overture 20 Ia RENE Du Chypre. Dance
by Mad Des'arins. Ladders OF Love, or Dancing
Mad. by the Company Tuesday evening, he Garden VII
be Appropriated 70 the Delivery Of Grafton and Ealogy On
the Lite OF Andrew Jackson. Admission . cents
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
"PstroH.se your Nm. tsctrTss, and a<y anil sreri"
EEssESDES HALE, CoMnissloS MERCHANTS, Tor
J. the sale vi AMERICAN MANUFACTURES, No. ~
VIM W. FEssENDEN,
rny-lG sar3rf.~ DAVID A. HALE
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~ Lecture ON Fires, includipg \,


hsiioi causes OF Fires, ~ih Statistical Inform and
Remarks The methods of -2unguisinng frrs Illustrated
with numerous eXprrleuts. and TIE exhibition Of r.,,
method OF rNtngu-hng rre without water Nv Lswr,c,
Red Professor OF Chemistry 10 DE College Of Pharnacy o
reP. NJ Al he Lyceum Of Na,urS History Broalwsy. !
lew doors below Prince. Tickets 3 cis. e-i SThis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23
scHENcK's PULMoN1c SYRUP
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE

NOTiCE-The Office for the sale this valuable Medicine
mas been removed from 20. 10 No Cour.Iaad street
z. :. BEEXNAs Of -. Couriandfstr s longer
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N-on To party respectfully requested 70 meet al a.
o3 spng street on Tuesday he 2ih inst a. l. o'clock q
JON inf ianerA oosccuie. OF Gen Andrew Jackson.
ny order 81 the JOINT Com. Of Arrangements
DANIEL WILSON, STEPHEN y DIrRYEA
FhlLlf ptiAMAkfER, DAVID l.. CRANE,
WM. ". DOW, MN RPECk i,,c-i
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-31

STocK SPEcULATIoNs.-In the money article we have given some sketches of certain operations in re ation to the Morr,s Canal, by which numles of eminent stock -obbers have probably, m 'he com
 pass of few months, acquired $80,000 to $l00.. 900 ap,ece, by Il mysterious process of buyIng and selling and double shuffing winch is only understood by the initiated in Wall street. It does, i,fde ed seem incredible, 10 ihe uninitiaied how 50. .O00, or s60 ,O00, or sl00,000, are thu. to be made in a month two. Bui il is nothing 10 these scien. ttfc stock jolbers. In recent operation in the Long Island Railroad stock, stock jobber cleared about s20, 900. and purchased wlth the proceeds a splendid mansion at New Brighton, the whole thing being "done" in week. nnmber of similar ope- rations pending in the various fancy stocks of the da,-Harlem Railroad-Morris Canal-Can. ton, and on-the particulars of which we may give in romantic way, by and by. Indeed. plciu. rssque and detailed history of these stock -iobbng operations would make novels by wholesale. The meetings of the confederates-their plans of opera tion--their skill and sagacity--their knowlege of law and gospel-the various modes by which the, sell the stock 10 the outside barbarians, who are the victims-the sleek manner in which they pocket their gains --their peiy- their patronage of the church-all these would make n historical account infinitely amusing TN. Y. Herald, 23d.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-31

THE CoNvENTIoN We are glad to perceive a disposition in this honorable body to proceed slowly and deliberately m the lgh duty conded il by the people. The formation of Constitution should not
 be made with rail-road speed. Free discussion, grave consideration should attend every proposition
 One "f ihe greest ev ills in country the haste and hurry of I.egslation Hence the co nficing en- acimeDts-ihe yoluminous statutes and frequent re- peals, which render il nnposs sbe to obtain a knDwl- edge of The State laws The Constitution about be- ing formed will be evanescen thing; no frost-werk 10 fade away in day our. It is io be the permanent bulwark of our liberties, the founda,ion of onr laws, and, as we trust, perpetual and gori ous monument for ile members of the COnveRtIon.- That body is full of talent. There are men ID it who would grace any assembly on earth It is c. imposed of those who will probably control the dest,nies o Louisiana for the next len years. Every step they take--eyer, vote they gve-every sentiment they utIer will be daguerroty ped-canvassed and re,uen. bered. Jealous aspiranis and liant eyes in both | artes are upon them, and every error committed will be ized upon. This journal itsel winch now circulaies throughput Louisiana, and will soon he read ny every who takes the slight est interest
 in politics, has aabuon for office, will keep fur the e pie daily record of all that may be attempted or accomplished And we hope that the Convention from due respect to it's own high character and Its important irust-IDay take it's own time for de- liberation and debate without regard to those who snrer al il for making little or no progress. Tn" eminent men in that bndy, ofbih parties, we this duty 10 'hemselves.-[N. Jefeis"nian.