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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
TEE HUTcHINsoN FAMILY
~ ,aS Tabernacle
EIESr CONCERT OF TIE SEASON


FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON
THE HJTC HINSON FAMILY with pleasure announce
10 their friends and he citizens generally Of N-wTork
tAsI they propose giving NCca Entertainment; s, the
TAsESSIcLg Wednesday E:estrs next. November Is
Tbs being their fr GppsITGrer IN Sewfors since their
from Europe, they VIII introduce Programme OF
their choice Music, including several new ospons.
W hich have favor and applause II the Old World
The following among others. VIII be introduced;
9. We re with you again, Kind friends, words by
Gen G. P. Morris There's good time Coming. boys
words By Charles MacSay ESQ The Brdge OF Sghs,' by
the la.e Thomas Hooj Surial OF Mrs. Ju1sou newly
arranged for four voices. Reco-ctons OF Home
The Spider and the Fly :, Song OF toe Seasons Get
OF the Track" Excelsior Pauper's Funeral Old
Grsnite State &c. &c.
Tickets 80 Cens-,o De had he PRINCIPAL Music
Doors open al o'clock. To commence al y. nil Gus
ERkE CONCERTS.-GRyAT ATTRACTION At
l. GOTHAM" 29S BROADWAY.-Free Concerts
given AZ The above named place every evening Sun
DAYS excepted Artists OF alruI and ability engaged
with entire new change OF performance every night
The entertainments consist Of Chorusses Duets TrOs
Ballads, Songs Sentimental snG Comic Gems from
Operas. &c. Sc The following Artists are engaged :
Mons. koher. Pianist; Messrs. Lynch and Jones Mrs
Sharpe Miss Bruce. lnl6 lwis' HENRY &. NENN.
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MARINE JOURNAL

ships independence, Brsdish, l adon GrinneIl <
Minturn Venice Suffers. Liverpool David Ogden: Con
cord Fessenden Genoa. Master.
Bsrk= Urania. swan. Glasgow .,nhsn & Diron;
Peru Harris Londonderry. Cook 4 nth: mo Stewart.
Brown, NO-lcans. J ElySelI & CO.
Briss Densra, Blanchard, NeCvit-s, Hol; and Owen
Albion, (ST) LlJidahi Ant~eTP BOornan ( Johnston
Meteor. Bragg, Denarara Cbs Peterson
Schrs A Marshall, MAYO. Boston York, Croweil DO
May Flower. Forster, - Augustine, Thompson Hun
ter David Cox Nckerson Boston, Foster & Nicke-sou.
Sloop Radiant, Hawkins providence.
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rs- nernngemen1 OF the stomach. and OF eaa.s.

" DeraugemenI OF the stomach. and OF conse-
uueuce the bowels, iraful sources OF disease No
remedy their efectual correction has Yet been
found equal 10 Hyer's Pills-ihe American Improved
Hvgean Vegetable Medicine. iEr ris! viii ;Gtsy IesI
this General Depo i0 FulIon-s u door, between Mas
and Brosdway. Sold also by Griffin, 50 Broadway
Cook corner Grands Silva, is East Broadway; J.
Y. Nnr.ian. ~ liIani.si. Mll.iAmshA.gh. nLs "
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NAr!osAL Los guNp LIZ A.svsA.cE SOCIETY,". !

NATIONAL LOAN FUSo LIE ASSURANCE SOCIETY !
of London--Genefa! Agents Once, "a w su-st
New YORK. 5th So2. i9iG.)
NTOTICE-The United States Local Board have esLab-
-hed an Office a. l24 BOWery, be denominsted me
Bow-ry Agency and have appointed Henry II oodeI,
Esq. SubAgent thereto. .
BsuA forms and al particular can o- Obtained on app
cation 10 Mr. ode. or at The Sociey's chief Office tor
America ~ Ws-.t Medical Examiner VII! attend al
ne Ssxiinis j. LEASDER STARR, General Agent
DACKGAMNON BOARDS, Che-sm.n, Playing
ID Cars- Ooanoes WHIST Counters. Motto Seals, iVofy
sad Velvet Gard Cases POckeipooks Purses, FOru0o-
-,bo---d vi locks; Pocket Wiring Companions lahIes
Seedlbooks superior Gold Pens Gold and sii'sf nc.
Css.. Wrtlrg Oesks " of&boXes Pearl F0!drrsi i,o'y
Tablets -egan, Agate P-nhoders, silver mounted rear
duo: together with large assortment o. rahcy ststlpoef
and D.ly Memorandum Boo.s for st at very 10" p1l-
ces. FRANCiS bO~ 49, 80 -
rtg m - SiaN-'N-Ia4sc-
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sEV-YoRK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DESI " BENSON Draper and Tailor, respectfully
d morn. his patrons and the pubic generally thai ne
has removed the NewYorA Cash Tsilornz cst4nh,h
Tner, No t42 FuIioc-st near Broadway, where be
found an extensive assortment of Cohs Casstnefrs Vest
Ings &c which vii made 70 order In he most t-scione
bic -tyle for cash.
choice and general assortment Of genisinsps ishcY
dress zrTicies constantly on bacd- JytZ 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

rYBoys' Clothing and made in the most fashiona-
HE siyle ut S Broadway up lOpposite The Taser
nacei by MRS. II. FREEMAN. ns Ennis
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u 81 900 Reward viii be psid II DR.. NJ. R Mitch
ellis Gavauic Bands and Fluid found be equal
10 Dr. ChrisIe's for the Of Rheumatism and other
vous affections They sold from - cecls 10 ; ard
are 10 be had al No MGrrays and lSs Futon- Brook
IL
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Books.
TIE sRcETTEcT-No. z.

A SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS for Domestic and
AOraarsr,A Cottages coup-cted win Landscape Gar
dea;nS illustrated wiz drawings CT ground plois, plans
perspective -tevrs, &c Price = cents
The Duke OF Burgundy. he Chronicles o FrSnce BY
Dumas. author Of Monte Christ0 &c This - TIE ost ex
cbz ro-e published and The res: production OF lis
popular zGsor- TIE scene OF this work IS lad ch;e:y IN
Inc c:ry Of Pa-s d1r=s he TINE OF lie French Revo1.:or
Price . cents
wo,an SD he- Diseases from he Cradle 10 the
sdaoted exclusively her Instruction The physiology o;
her system and al ihe diseases o; her critical peros b.
Edward 4 D;soa. ". ,. Price & %
Cap: P.ul. By Dumas. Price = cents
Life. Travels ard Adventures II California and Scenes
Z The PacSc Ocean. b. Thomas !. Esr-hsr Price 3
Live. Of Eminent Statesmen. By John QUINCY Adams
with sketch Of he suhor, 5y Re-. Charles ". phan-
Prics - cents.
Sc!Iian vespers b. the aa,kor 0; the Orange Girl
Price ~ cs-t.
Booksellers. ageris ald others supplied he lowes
-rices. BIZ WI e. GRAHAM. Tribune Su.G..gs. n.
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WILSON'S HISTORY UNITED STATES
HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES FOR ta- l.s Of
rory sr 10 which /. added an Accompaniment To tee
Comprehensive Cn4rL OF he AiGsrca H-t0ty With dre'
Pub7i.5-i BIZ MARK II. NEWMAN,
,iS 1873 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

OST-Sunpo-ed b. tie TIRE OF July 1916, Two certif-
IL ti:caes os Stock OF the v J. Railroad aud TraEsn Co
one dated June o. ISL for shares One dated Nos. H.
Isi; for u shares name OF Elizs ;. Brown The
public are eau against receiving laid certificates,
application : made for HEX renewal. Ms y"
g. REWARDS. bundle OF law papers Of no
Sd vat TO grv person Tie Reward Will Dc
paid by L. MARTIN & STRONG. - Walls.
IOUND-On Montay, Hair BfaceleL The own can
L have The .aue by calling q Harvey Danle's Watch
and Jerelry Store 5is Broadway describing aud pay
ing for TIL Advertisement MS =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

AZ. AT PRIVATE SALE-Thrse lots tho west
a side OF IN. m avenue each 80 feet front by l2 feet
Ell deep between 7th AID 9th s,s. Also, four lots on
place 9Th feet OF the 5th aveuue-each
ui 70 feel inches by half block For particulars apply
10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
,,a i,v No Broad.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

81 To LET OR LEASE-Tho Mansion House now
&a occupied by tho Mayor OF Hudson, fronting on War
ON lot Of lCO feet front and 10 feet Tn depth,
with the necessary and convenient outbuidlnys The
ground surrounding the dwelling well stocked With
grapes and bearing fruit trees s In good order For tems
apply 10 Darius Peck, Esq Hudson or
n6 2awisH ELISHA JENKINS. e. l5tb-st N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

- FOX sALE-The neal sNd cohvenlehI IWVNVIy
Sn brc house aud lot No. 76 Prnce-st corner OF Su-
vun situated In genteel ard pleasant neighbor.
hood ard calculated for physician other profos.
sonal gentleman IL Ia but few minutes walk from tho
Hudson st. and Broadway stage rou;c Tho house can DO
seen only between the hours Of 81 and TO- A.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctloneer,
MI Luz No. Broad-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18

DLATFORyI SCALES.-FAIRBASK'S celebrated
L Platform Scales Of every desirable MODIFICATION
ois ir.is For sale By FAIRBANKS CO. Ia W s;ef-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-18
GREGORY DILLON, President
osrSrr McCARrHY Secretary nl3 2IWkSis-
( yI9al,-- W.RRASTEp. n NAV cases. f57 y

DRUG STORE FOR sALR-An established family
Du=dcire store ioca I'd u thoroCEhfare IN Lhs city
the rent OF wien very low. lis doing fair ousI-
ress f. vii De sold cheap cash Apply 70
II DOCTOR sERVES, ls5 StxteeoLh--t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
NOTICE

NEW BOOT u SHOE ESTA LLISHNENT.
ID. HOOVER respectfully announces that he
has purchased the in The store oe
supeu " MI u Wesger, No. street shoetoe
IN "aefe he intends To KEEP Boots sbo.,
&c which viii be worthy attention Of the ei,p,
OF Shoekoe I'LL and vneinify. - $50 "'
have engaged the services OF nr. T. weiUrer and TINS
receive Confirmation Of the patronage the Inc nds OF the A.
concern. ~ ~ sc
Richmond August 3 1916. =. "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

MORE NEW GOODS.
AUGUST ItsH. Js4s
EHOS. r. PRICE & co. have lust opened a
Of and desiEssls Goo which sly insiss lhe at
kHI21 OF The public Among uoIe han Be fouaS-
Regency Lace Capes
French worked Conars
Prery Muslin Caps, tfor br-akhas)
swiss Muslin Edgt.
SLk sylph Metz for e2Des ana caps
Fte.eh VaieEeiennes ace
Inquired Neti Gloves. best make
White, blk and dark Cloves
Lightcord do DO
Diamond Prs in bo1es parers
DO Needles, Kirbys make EItfA
French BUhao Combs
Lace Buttons size
White Feather Fans
Pain Leaf do
Posri Buttons, Lors VIVA 'esoneL Re. Ge nm I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. go nIain, Corner OF I 9Th and Main Streets.
~ b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
hL Of Spring and Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
Fancy Ware. He has hand complete
following articles. viz
French Engsh Cloth DTess and FToek Coa black blue
brown. olive green.
French and Plain Casmers and Doeskn
Pants
Single Mlled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Silk and BombALine Vests
Fancy do do Marseilles and Cashmerstie Vests
whit Marches duobie standing and
rolling collar
Kid slk Thread and White Berlin Gloves
shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars OF the latest styles
herino, cotton and SILK Underhirts
DO do Drawers and Socks
Scarf, cavats stoess and Pocket Has, great variety
suspebders Of ali kinds
Elk and Bingham Umbrellas
An OF which viii se any This side
OF OreRonI
T. b. Spence continues Clothing made
40 al the Fashionable Establishment OF John NJ Oem
imorc.
An assortment OF samples constantly hand
IL r. n SPENCE AGENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
w. 5. L. J. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

10Y the Ships Garrick and Waterloo, via New
- York from Liverpool have received Spring ImPoa
Ergsh Hardware and Cutlery; from Northern
Cities fun assortment OF American Hardware
We the imported largely goods and
have been caro the styles and qualities OF
adapted the OF trade We feel confident
prep1redto cell prices thai VIII be satisfactory, and
P>euuy and friends generally, purchasing
Hardware examine stock and prices
w. s. 4 ]. DOMAIN,
NH Ma strec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFIRMARY.
No.iSE. Pratt street, near the Brisxe,
UspER rnE sKiLrul cHARsK OF
DR.. HARRIS,


MI IL aDH
Dh. I'LL "A hhIS
UpREStNTs ~ a.. .a,,.,.I II .,.,
t1hcoEN . 10 the hn'ctcd me moA certain
needles and eneae oos traa-n, particular eissase and
,.~.. o,.,,. -. ~ -. ~ oS, 80 .AoN, .,-
having iof The many ys Of ne essbhrsh In Baltimore. been
upon public eonhd nee VIII eh os<r The
eight years experience could adees r saieh testimony Of co.
CUHE WAnRANTko Or NO CHARGE,
IN rom TX 70 20 hons In Mid onas hka The reoet Aszavaed
e bet part Of his life to The study 9th branch Of
D harns blends praeea oesevaoa n heorsics knowedse
sn e uh'oana'e o. =. tna sandal ADVICE ~'h
oui eiasserauon or elior'.on y ehs1,a
., mAkA TnNst
uee sa.n any oensI pnysesu :.
=, ~, ~ usns ms p.asors Eos esen wen aue.ied
=, ' .peeay aDa eei,Ain eneeO are as mild ana
No., sa,. - s IN ~ Perform per
vr.s. " ''f1i'e' 'As' ano
IN. ,,,,.u,n ,p, ~ ,.o,i,.. mn ..x.. ,s.,, ,, -
oa It's benign operation s digestive
arr nd ed hv ~. n,sTIc;ns. e ~ e@A
pr M atlurrs The peynieiou. eopo,r, M Ms,,rv R.,.
,ort On The rnor.n bu, tb,oxh .s,r snd na,s-.
remedies. drive, out disease inscd Of THROWING n bsk mon ~
cleansing restoring igor 10 the organs and
strength TO The system
LET THE READER REMEMBER,
these important remedies are the result Of close application and
fenced ererienee the genuine offspring Of science Their
tive influence has been tell and acknowledged
Go north ou, e. and ~es-rom the Oi mountains the
humble roof Of the vaeya made vocal
ing praise
W ~ may wen eonsaa'e himself upon the benefit aeeruns
S' a"u J'ie. u-A NC " Pefhuea 10 dispense
-,t-S hs..a :, :. ~. -..1s $500 ' eh''4os Ah INC
sAe1 N"i0"e VI eAi =. y.V ~ .. .onasn,
= , -, :. IN - !, ~ tlns.
.nie,ion oyeraIr. them thai NOTING % SS 10, IN IN n
eompe physician they no, oay obtain re rom
pain AVOID modification aud eiuee Eres eou,uOna Sn
be more M IN,
he Justly be- where symptoms have become eoued q,
disease ore widely dsd The rapd ady,nr.. m mi. ,v e.
rpr disease eent stke terror uto th bo,,
are zoo 70 eonemp'i when and
DIV deadly upon nj, v,,s then No ma, an
then do many aunLr 10 tnu s,ns. N thsi, 5,,., 49, -
1huddenr fear from the bold a. al Al n.,h 81
seourge errng not DC forgotten at mr., =.
other equally aiaImng though more ,o nd n,o,
inpruaen how lille doe, the vonry M
Of be IA ring far an,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
THE MANUFACrUREs OF your

nNE Franklin Mhnufh etuIing Company at the
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
sortmeni Of sdpcfnc, hne and
Gt cap papers ruled and plain; also medium printing enveop
wrapping papers OF various the lowest wholesale
which they invite public attention. assured that quality
their will bear comparison
any Northern Factory They prepared
description Of that the
eque Merchants and dealers requested call Payer
til and eIAmine for themselves nh I4u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

DRUGS, PAINTS. &c, sc.
ECElNlNG ard for sale Nc. street very low 10
Il y city or country trate, the foTsowlng.-
PURE SULP4 QUtNlNE
REFINED BORAX
sUBLiMATED SULPHUR
BIRTHSTONE
CANPHCR
WHITING
ASSORTED EMERY
GUM ARABIC
TRAGACANTH
OPIUM
vANDYKE BROWN
INDIAN RED
CHROME RED
CHINESE vERNILLION
CHROME GREEN
PURE GROUND vERDIGRIs
IMPERIAL GREEN
ONALIC ACID
HYDRIODArE POTASH
VERY whit, JAMAICA GINGER he
Our s.sek Of p2UGs PAINTS OILS he IL NJ an t,s sou
Pee ana We s'ieita cal fom all wish line
CAYNOR WOOD.
an ~ No vest Mai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

Wv AND nOST AGREEABLE RAIL ROAD
AND sTEaNR0AT LINE TO BALTIvORE.
VIA PINEy POINT AND IffE rIGUrH OF
POTOMAC. =
whole Fare from Richmond to RaIti-
more ucciuding Meals 81.
'tNhE public are hereby advised that on and aE.
ter Ihurday the 9th Of July and beautiful
steamer MOUNT VERNON. Capt c. w. GunneH will nun ,e-,
refkg IN connection with the Richmond Pre- 4erksburg Poo
mac Rail Rosd between the landing Acqua Creek aud Pney
PoiIt aid Ia umorc.
Passengers leaving Richmond A. Car, on
and TiHifsiays arSe at Acqua Greek between ard
wer hey take the splendid Steamer Mount Vernon
e rottnae they dine board the Mount Having
% the teluiul s,eneTy M and arry.
Piney Point 10 where .u
gers In The Pavilion at hat popular hrg pace Leaving Pney
NJ er supper ley arrive at hAtis0re the
night s0ss hours sErzAeo OF
BAY Boats who have Richmond earlier the
m-rnng.
A. hs rough portion Of the Raw M.
senses BY OF sea skness and
storms and much arriving on IN.
route IN Baltimore than they possibly River
and Bay line.
Returning Bihknoe on Tues laws and Pdays
al M arrive al Pinsy Point breakfast Aeqsia
BY IL ~ whence they rassergers By tie great
Train arriving az Richmond by ST Z NJ
The houIt Vernon VII put passengers al all the
landings on the Potomac. going and siuTnus.
Passage AID Fare Including Piney Point
the Mount Vermont between Richmond sburg or any
inieruietiGt poInil and BsHiIaore 81
Fpsee and Pare between Richmond Point or any
other lIndlng The Potomac 81
Psage and Pare between Frecerek buTg Piney Point
We Determination n the Raj Road Steamboat Gonna
Ees IN keep this linz that the fare by
BY other line and shS more comfortable and
more eIPeous Than otie line Richmond ad BAL
tmore. except tie Mail lire. ~
For further through aoply nj the
Il Fredericksburg Rail Bosd Once.
THOMAS SHARP
yeI Agent Of Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27
no The vIRGINIh SPRINGS.

EStA tf1zfSU y OtI"sI I"Chets 20 and from
Lynchburg and from thence IN Stages
by he Nasra Bridge the Sweet spunxs While saiphu
oS and amer the 9th OF JUN, leave Rich
nert day att p. NJ.
RrIvHsiSs-Leave Lynehburg div p M Saturday.
copied and arrive in Rehuondi In - hour.
Of STAGES owneiby Terry and MARTIN run from Lynch
burg To ihs White Sulphur mes pe by the Sau
RAJ Edse snf D'bres sPngs AID by Pipease
the Sweet spTinga
PAeIss for ssuntOn by Monday wednesday
and Fneay.
Passenger for Farmvne Prince Edward Charlotte Court
Houses leave st A. NJ with the stage.
at Carefsy Amer will pas C.rer,vue bo,h
up and down ai 6 p NJ
PA<'ng leaving fsmsne At 10 will arrive in Richmond
h'I ~ ~ nj Those going the Canal connect with the
up Boats le 20 BOYD EDMOND A nAXENPnRr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

SPERM OIL.
SELL only one kind of the above Oil, which is
from the best manufacturer that this markst and
can always Narrsntto be the
Recommend pofer pure sperm OIL Also soh
oil Tor sale BY the gallon or hogsbead BY
u ~ SAMUEL 2. DOVE.
WINTER BLEACHED SPERM OH. from The
most celebrated in New Bedford and New
Nort, constantly for sale By
20 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 60.
ShITHS BELLONS.-Just received dirre, from the
~ Manufactures, full Of Beuos 10 10 DC
inch, ~hish Of the best quality.
VIM 5. 4 JNO. DOMAIN,
lu " III Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-27

specified the Manuscript previously agreed
the parties. .... .. ...
% An advertisement not marked the for specified
Of will be continued until ordered and
enacted accordingly. .. ..
pr Regular Advertiser=sents--To avoid msun
Demanding the OF Annual Advertisers proper
dstiae that heir privileges only extend To their immediate
Real Estate Legal and all other Advertisements
them TO be additional charge, and variation.
~ Real Estate nd Geneia Agents Advertisements
Inserted by year usual ubeet
such discounts as shall be agreed upon
% Auetioneers Bookseller AID yearly advertisers generally
engaging with the privilege of change hA
their yearly in week insert than the
agreed the standing under
exceeding such be charged usual rates
inserted In the ScmiWeeky Wing rs
OF lines Tor frat and SO
per square for each continuance
Il
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
The SECOND VETO

The PresiGen: has vetoed ,he French
sPo''a"on Bill and thus defeated an outlay
oy 'he Government of Eve millions Of Dol.
lars These claims are about fifty wear,
o'd' aud received lae favorable action of
congress, for The FIRST Ime, a. ,he r,esen,
Sess'on'-Those who wish to unders,.od
Me ground Of objection to he clams c.n
Ieler 10 Tho speech OF Senator DIX Of Ns~
\ orE' as Published in he ConpTessiorsl
ability and caatcy WIN
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
THE WARE HOUSING BILL.

Inc WhlR prints ara out in luIl cry q.
ga'ns' 'he new " ware> House bill; denounc,
ing ~ az an administration measure mos, de
S'fucIive to 'he interests Of the country
Ehsy had better tell their readers that this
o'''' on It's passage in the Senate. received
'he votes of DANlEL WEBSTER of Masss-
chuSe's' WILLIAM s. ARCHER of Virginia.
and JOHN N. BERH!EH Of Georgia, all lead.
ing wings in the senaIe, and high in favor
wl'h their party.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
PRESIDENT POLK'S FIRST We
To

The President has vetoed the river
and hsrbor bill passed by C1rgress, sp
Ipropris,lng between oue and two mil
lions Of doi!ay.lo he Improvement o.
uverc, h1rbors, &c. The Presden,
wIIhholds his signature on constitution
81 grounds There sre ether srong
objections 10 heavy expenditures at this
time out of The Uoied St.jes Treasury
Under the tariff bill just passed, oil
such appropriations must be arrested, il
Tor no other reason thsn for lhe wanl Of
public fands 10 ezpend in lhsl way
all moneys that now come inlo the
IfeUuty wiIl be wanted for other user,
aud while M'Kay's views in relation to
he lsrIii are sustained, we trust that
President Polk's views. in relation to
Improvements by the General Govern.
ment will likewise prevail presiden
Polk, Ike Gen. Jackson, hss taken hi,
position against any such appropriation,
during his administration, snd we ,iu.r
he will adhere 10 it as fImIy as did lht
majority in both Houses Of Congres. in
favor Of a mere revenue tariff. # va
are TO have Ign, duties and cheap gov.
Iernmeni, lei Us have il in good louh -
without he creation Of a nalional de3,
by unpr;nciped congressional log.
roIlerf. The further erection OF to,lirg
mills, anthracite furnaces, and o,b,l
lmproyemenuj have been arrested lol
The present, BY ;ho scion & gCongrt.s--
lby Ihla fearless set Of the pleslden,, IN,
proposed in,grogemturo BY The Geocta
1lGovernmenl have likewise been vetoed
| We will endearor 90 give the p. esi
denrs \ e'o Message in The next Intel
igenetT.- DEM lie intetAgencer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

| The NriU 7alB-7he MetV MM
r-~The stockholders Of The Globe Ond
lOceaJ Mills meet tomorrow, 10 take
measures for The increase Of their capital
stock, so as 10 put the mills into lmme
lipte operation. These mile have nov
received and sci up nearly all their ma
lchinefy, and in a few weeks will be-
prepared for The manufactures Of clio b
he sise OF he milo having been made
arger han was originally designedj 10
consequence Of this fact, aud the access
lsity al the preseW time Of providing
some working capilal besides that in.
vesied 10 buildings sod machinery, on
increase Of c'pitsI is requisite.
We have made some inquiry 90 to
he competition which these mills will
encounter from lhs Engli'h manuhc.
ure under the new tsr,f aud hnd th.I
The goods Ihcy will msnufclure cost
within smsli fraction as much 10 Eng'
land ss they do hire. The English
manuf'clufes work ia portion Of East
India cotton, which cosl only hsIi ss
much as American cotton, s0d by thu.
means sometimes underselI US IL such.
abrics; but The guilty Of The clolh in
i iag - t,,I IL. ~
Chinese and Brs2ltisns prefer lopsy the
enhanced price Of Il neticon goods, ex
cepl when they are deceived by the i'm.
ilsDion oi American goo1s, ~b,ch som,
# The Eogh-hmsn adon,
WIN fairly levied 25 per cent. duty
we believe these mills will dc q bslter
business than The navigation interest
generally, especially IS me domestic
competition wll pfobsbly be much Ies-
'ened for seversl years 10 come. The
machinery has eli The latest improve.
nents, and intelligent and experlenced
gents have been appointed to suPern.
end the msnufaclu'e.
1t may confidently be Eff med iha
nnder good msoage menl these milIe
cannot be prostrSIed un'ee0 ell the
srea, agricultural, manufacturing and
mechanical interests of The county
'Ie 6's' ruined, so that the people csn.