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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22
ssss NEW LINE Of Packets for Liverpool

Ss, NEW LINE OF Packets for Liverpool
6LTLN Packet of 18th Juna
e-A The spl-udid fact ,ating ind fsyoIlio Pc. o
,bip GARRICK HOO toas burthsn, Cspt. B. j. b. TIL,
viii sail on Friday June 2Sh her regular day fsson
wishing oe.ts should not fail to msAs ss'J ~
pliearon board al The foot OF Wsltst or 70 p.v.
w - T. TAPSC0TT, al their GENERA ~, .ss.s s,
OGice 90 Sou,ts, second door below 6aIins leo
The GAnRtCK Will sail from Liverpool on lho ~ ssyo
.n.n,t Person. wishing send for their III ~ ia
hem brought magnificent Packet 49, ,st and
anar n. sailing the ls otn, 7th ltn, o. 10 he
ssh q every n,onsn on hvors'e 'sI M TApSCOTT,
maze O. s'''e es Waterloo road. LtverpooL AsSS ,hs
r,, .,..,, n.ek.t sho Ho.iingu.r will s1eeeea ~
The ssssn "a. an .bs 5lss Of July bar regular day.
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nR. POWELL, OCULIST and AURIsT, attends eI.
~ cusivey Diseases OF The Eye and Ear from 20
O'Clock at his resdsnce and offices Isl Bosd corner OF
Warren-st S;raosmus SOU ming cured 10 few min1ss
Artificial yea inserted 5pectnces sdspted TO every o''
m-2s 12til' AWNFL.tlV-
ipG - $3.50 - I ns,ss mylS al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

n~ FISHING BASks.-Tne Steamboat
-r4sHIGHLANDER, Capt c. 8, Armstrong,
i'll commence regular Tips 'o The Fish
Ing Banks on Saturday, the 10Th inst and VIII continue %
leave every Wednesday, Thursdsy and Saturday through
The season. =. -,
Leav ing foot of Wsren.st before o'clock A. NJ Ham
mopd.s, al Canal 81, at psst g. Dslsncsyst at OF
Msrketst e R a, g. aud Pier No /, n E. at past 8.
Dinner Will be provided on board
Lines will be furnished 1T a reasonable rate
Bait gratis Fare 50 Cents for The Excursoa FOR FAR
tbsr Information apply 10 A. II. SCHULTZ,
tsl7 Cor. West san oushe sW'
The HIGHLANDER can be chartered Tor Excu,.iona
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cox nnn TO LOAN on Bond ana Montgsee on
y ~, VUUprodu real esgtein This City Brook
yn in sums suit applicants. NJ B.-A portion Of he
above amount wi! he lusned per cent lnArrs..
JOHN +. CON2Ef, 10 jones', Building,
isi7 5tis- No. 90 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-22

~ PER GENT KEDUGTiuH-R LAWRENCE,
10 Il Can sl-st Is selling of few se. OF Old heavy
M Cloths, el.cant patterns very great reduction from
IN. grlsr prices Aso CsrpetingT MaIi!ngs Window
Snstes &c ac--47 CaraLsL jeiI sta
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VN JANIS IA. nitLSh-

tssrs, chSirs, stoOts &C
n IAalk' ~ n,,L IT,. >,
All O'Clock, ST. the Mercban,s Exchange,
McKesa County Pennsylvasia known aud di..rgu,,sei
wsrsns Noa siaS 2l77 2i% 2iSS, e4e eS7, Ss4l In
said township excepting and ,s.evps n.vsIhee'. oa, Of
By The subscriber and bis wife u Cour,snd Palmer OF tho
city OF New York and eservug also OF the said
No 2s4 SIS thereof be selected and retained
by the subscriber. JOHN A. RlDGEwAY.
Al icy O'Clock. at Store No Ltherty.sl
Doors. SHOES BsocASs-l0c0 Boots. Shoes
ard Brogsns consisting OF every vsriey-.u,sble for
Southern. w-.-rn ard Northern trade Sale positive
hoRATIo HILL, Auc,ioneer.
OY COOLEY, KEkSk " HlLL-Stors Isl
ID Broadway, NeS.Yo.k Long Room. lh rough the pas.
Liberal cssh advances all goods conigned for sale.
THURSDAY, Ssh,
All O'Clock, 81 the Auction Room.
Beers SHOES AND BSoGANs-tMouthly SSe)-l0oo casea
Boots Shoes Brogau, Liberal cash advances on goods
THURSDAY July Is
At 10 O'clock, the Auction Room.
Doors, SHOES BRoGASs-( Monthly Sale.)-loCc
ssasonable goods suitable for SOUTHERN Western and City
trade.
W H. FRANKLIN, Aucloueer.
A SsIGNEES' SALE OF The En.ire EstesisnIsn'
gnes.-Nos lOS and los Murrsy.sL-Wi H. Franklin
Son will sell III auction on Thursday, june 25ih, 10
O'clock the City Foundry, Nos los and les Muray-s
Asagn--s Sale OF the entire establishment known a. tbs
City Foundry tor building steam sngines betwesn Wash
iugtou ard Vest Bconststing OF engine boiler and
shsng floors which Will be sold In parcel and The
building rented reasonable rate. The boiler nearly
new and In perfect running order. .,.-
and 10000 II superior atnes, vices screw cut
ting hne drills, ooltng machine together with
large quasy OF blacksmlhs tools and patterns OF every
description.
Cstsogues with fal descriptions may be- obtained sp
picauon the auction roo and lbe articles may 10 sx
amnrd any previous the SALE which will be absolute
to tue hgheH odder Terms at GALA (S2titl j! 2w-
WI ii. JONES: A9e.i"assr
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NAPOLEON AND HIS MARSHALS.
DYJ 7. HEADLEY. Complete IN two 2mo volumes,
ID and Illustrated Win - eugravngs steel Sd edition
revised and corrected Price s. 81.
" took rep-te with Interest, and sparkling With thou
sand gem. Of me writing"
" These skeiches full OF strength and briisDcy, an
honor tie country produced them There Is got
up hsrnony-no eup at originality ecU;eress; all Ii
living, the overflow OF thu mind. We Ike Mr. Hsscey
hi. faults he 10 yreeeoe contrast 20 the made
men of the day.. Y. II ibune
No read hese errhc descriptions without be-
irg realty moved snd feeling deeply than even The
horrors sud misery OF wal"
Tee above WORK just published ard for sale by
BAKER & ScRlRSER,
1922 3i.- l45 Nsssau-st and S. Puk.ro~.
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CTRAYED-From an Auction house in PesT.,t
~ about hgfpest o'clock. p NJ On Saturday, lat.
ANAL boy Is wears of are: ia III hair sad complexion, org
egs and shortbody Wien rad o. checked pants
CONT cloth black satin yes: and Cloth The md
,i.. hu,t
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PAMELA BONNETS.

PAMELA BONNETS.
.0AaELA Bonne. and besultful Article, equal in
Wilderness 10 the finest chip, aud 10 Durability 10 any
H,tuow worn They warranted 10 be4r cleansing aud
doi1s up 20 look well al new
,sn Handsome assortment OF Straw Tutcsn and Lace
Bonne. OF the best sIy-s suitable for Mlcets Mer
chsnl.' retail trade. For ae- By
isi- lmis- 4 A NArlchok Jonb-el
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sSszHnn sndf. (PerksIiii), West POINT, Coz SPrigk
...,s.l-Th. new steamer THOMAS POWELL,
sna Suu. Joh7sou, will e4ye the s1smSosi PIER LOOT
every eGernoou tSuCds7s exeepted) al
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02

(Conciudcd }


Nhey as revolution SIS. OF course, had the
|n sympathy as wei as covert support Of
almost cuurc slavc.holdlng South It
e,ineci m the speech aud correspon
|cs Of southern men. and IN the almost
tird expression Of n" southern press
(n $50 70 1885 the press was undls'
~ in claiming. That slavery must be re
p.ed IN Texas. Tor ITS future stability IN
Southern part OF has Union, have but
'e' gentlemen 10 the tone Of the press a.
Jay 90 establish the fact that slavery
al the bottom Of thus whole movement
much sit. FOR the revolution & lndepen-
re OF Tetas-as to the motive that die.
rs aHnerntlon, have proof which
tcrn getdamcn cannot resist, Mr. Sec
rg Up''lr. IN has Official despatch to
CtArg, Affairs IN Texas, 10 1913,
i'cI that Slavery would be abolished
Iuls wratu the next ten years, and
kabiy wHhin half thalltme, unless that
emmen, were ANNEXED TO the United
A distinguished Senator from
] h Carolina (Nr McDuFTY } not two
rs since, 10 he north wing Of this Cap
when aI,u1lag to the dangers Of the IN.
'e Of the slave population, sad, Now
' annex Texas It Will operate as safe
Pa'vo 70 Jet on this supcrabundhnce OF
population among US Mr. Calhoun
with all ms political eccentrlcrles has
meuI Of speaking sentiments boldly
placed the true reason for annexation on
fofd When Secretary Of STATE in d.
fmauc communication Of the 21lh, Of A.
ls44 defending lhr policy. and urging
necessity for nnexalion, he says 1t
made Necessary in order to prevent do
Psl'e ,ssf.tstlons, placed under the guaran
tselt respective constitutions, and deemed
cnnal 10 their safety and prosperity. -
)oncsle inGnullonP are only another
poltef name Tor slavery Here sir
hii lhe recorded reason tor annexation
upbodng and preservation Of lou
IN ofhlman bondage : And this hlNor
reason uttered BY the Official organ o
7fe,, and free republic, will stand upor
''t and be pointed to WiIh shame anc
no-se when al, ,hc al1ers and abGAors 10
scheme shall have passed away
e1 Why DO / muup.y au,toruss oil
araa points eouccIcd by every homes
SIR there a. ua' southern Repre-
t' ADJ. hears me Chat vu, rse 90
4 fa-s aui deny 'h1, slavery was the
4 1Hurray md decisive cause for on
Pc Irtas No slr the acl snd N,
70 valt oli ln bold relief before ma
p T. uyo ,hr chains Of The ens.svc.
-an more hrm.y-to render hs bon
\ 81. ari perpetual foreign slave Ter
w .gr nn-s the sIEe of Ncs Eng land
r. Time, as large as krnlurky. is ssizud
} .a t.rsur, ot .sw ant Constitution a,
,-' al0t Uuioa And for shall les
] af. Saa,h,fn crn,. rm'n, ior uha
1t Bob 500 aunsH % p A'aV 30 h1u
Nu oa. tla. goo 90 rt, ovefha.
Ets free At. .-u of'ts moth .Iha
% N --f bold ... foof of legislation Of
t1f ht1isi T0ai 500 m gai have ,h
n9aieuoce o' pe ser 90 sued i, over u'
ysl e.e.- b. over yolr t.avu p ID yo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-02
RUTLAND HERALD.
sAiisAss every rhur~ta y Asrpisf
A. HsHs-d, W

's,u,emsis renspt oou'l' in,srsd inf
)n.lsr pet square iut three week twsn
! oenis pet ,qqAfe Siil be charged ior
subsequent Insertion
i. re-, ards inserted Tor tire, dollars
|stgm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-24
CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

Messrs. WEIGH, MAINLAND DELAVAN;
Will shortly terminate this the prosperous season ever
experienced in America order to fulfil their at
Baltimore and Washington Among the numerous aTises en-
names of some of the first riders:
MRS LOUISA TOWARD, principal act Equestrior, and
artistic in CHARACTERISTIC deneations OF melodrama
On her eee95sed on
ard in les Alamandes Francase and gener al move
naents of eQui;aticn
Eight Female Equasi,ns who grand cavacade:
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian Performer Miss LOUisA
Principal Male Eauessrars, Messrs LEVI NORTH, T. v.
TURNER, and w. D. Carroll. x.
kirst equestrian Pantomim j. e. ROGERS
Backward Riding after the Italian invention, by ii SIC
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkabe for their high talent
in the gymnas,ic and Acrobatic arts
y. j. NATHANs, Equcsuan Director, and tive and five
Horse Riier- pupils w Cncaae and Little fastor
Pe.on,Gcr OF Local Characters, MR.. u. WOODS.
First Vaulter Of the Troupe. MIR. MCFARLAND.
Gq 9SMn n sns fNstu MA and VILE
Ring Ms.tef, Mr. X NICHOLAS.
WEAVER.
Etage Manager, Mr. FREER.
constant succession of frat rate equestrian Performers
from all Of the world and continual series oil the most
magnificent Pantommes and OF high equestrian &C.
lebrty.
Leader Of the orchestr. Mr. MEYER.
Scene Painter MIR. JOHN WISER ,
sumptuous Wardrobe OF all the nations IN the world,
COMPLETED the first style e excellence The suits Of
amor, flags. banners weapons of &c., by Messrs L.
LETZINGER, o. HlLSEY x Co
full and company Of high dramatic excellence
superb stud OF high bred hoses trained for the are
and for warke and effects the sage-a
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough riders
bnpast s, the performances Invariably commence at
O'clock
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TWO millions the circulation and half millons and
the deposits about five millions Of dollars. The con-
''acuon Of that period was caused by the complexion
our foreign relations began assume in consequence
othe agitation Of the Oregon and Ration que sons
ana the black clouds that made their appearance tho
commercial horizon. The May returns exhibited an
expansion in all the departments, which continued very
steadily up to November when another war panic
spread through the country and the antcpaons form
cd of the Of Congress had very depressing
influence upon every thing connected with trade and
commerce. and the banks, alter months expansion COM
menced in December, having made their quarterly re.
port month previous, contraction which created,
as it progressed very great embarrassment among
all Classes The returns for the next quarter, end
ing February l, lsi6. show a contraction in loans
and discounts otwo and of dollars; but the
actual contraction, so far judge from the &C.
neral call for loans demand must have been from the
LIST of December, 1885, to February l. 1885, from five to
eight millions of dollars. This is estimate and
wish it to be considered SUCH but is based upon
good data and cannot vary much from The actual result
The movements and condition Of the banks Of this State
from the first day to the last day but of each quar-
ter unknown to any out Of the banks, and to
many in them. The affairs of many of them even
mystery to their officers and directors They pursue any
course they please for ninety out of the ninety one days
of the quarter end then make report Of the condition
OF tho institution the last day. They are farce
from beginning to end, and in reality worse than
at ell.
The banks of this State have petitioned to the
Legislature for liberty TO increase their line of cir
culation; but the Bank Committee of the House has
very properly reported against it, Their circulation
has increased in less than three ears from $l4 ss
to $780, increase Of Sc s7 which they are
not satisfied WITH but have actually been begging for
moro rope to hang themselves with The Legislature
should havs mercy, and prevent them if possible from
committing suicide. Give the banks liberty remove all
restrictions, and they will ruin themselves but
twoud be accomplished by the ruin Of every interest
Of the country which is cost than we can afford
ut present
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New Stock Exchnncc.


On Monday the 2sd inst in full and confident hope of
joyful resurrection and hissful immortality, ANDREW
}. w. BUTLER, printer, aged 81.
The friends OF the deceased and those sons Jo.
line j.. benjamin F. and C. W. and also his brother G.
Butler req rested attend his funeral this after
street, near Broadway.
On Sunday the 22d inst, after short Illness MARY
AUGUSTA, daughter Of Charles X and Susan U. Dusen
bury, aged years and months.
The friends and relatives Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon at
o'clock, from 6th avenue, near Attn street.
On Monday, the 23d inst, JULIA ANN, daughter of
james and Julia Leonard, aged months and "a days
The relatives and friends of the family requested
to attend her funeral this Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence OF her parents, 40 Essex
street.
In Brooklyn. the a3d, JOHN SIMEON, SON of Simeon
and Matilda Smith, aged year.
TIE friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
On Monday, the 23d inst Mr.. JOSEPH RusHER wool
buyer, late OF Stamford England. aged o.
HIS friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral without further invitation
late residence, 70 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The body OF isaac i. WARD, who lost in the ship
months having been recovered His funeral win take
place on Tue sday, oath inst, at o'clock p M from
the residence Of his father, Benjamin Ward, No. 60
Lewis street.
The relatives and friends of heamily are
invited to attend also the members Of the Eastern Star
Tent, No. 40 |. o. Of r.
The body Of THOMAS FsEEBoRv, pilot, having been re-
iatlves and friends Of the family also OF his brothers,
James F. John and William A. are invited to attend his
funeral from the residence Of his mother No SO Orchard
street. this day, at o'clock r. NJ, without further no.
uce The Pilots and Ship Masters of the port and Knick
erbocker Lodge Q. Of o. + respectfully invited to
attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-24
ALEXANDERfS TRICOBAPHE,

NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
Liquid Dye, which simultaneously changes the color OF
the hair 70 beautiful brown black, without injury the
haIr OF SKIN The great superiority Of this Dye its
mode of application and eecal other
LIS superior excellence will be apparent every upon
single application.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun:-ALExArpER's
TRIcoBAPHE-Ihe effect Of the the hair truly
tonishng IL tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray to black instantaneous.
Extract from the Phsde pha sly Forum:Several of
have recently applied to e hair the valuable
Liquid Dye known Aexanders Tcobaphea and VAL
uabe dscovery and 1t has failed produc the de-
sired effect Immediately after applying I 70 cray hair
whlskers, il impsrts beautiful brown black color
For sale by HUSTON Co druggists ITO Broadway; 10 stor
House and 956 Broadway, ith street; Aspinwa So
William Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden lane; j. w.
Wright Co Cedar streets aud of the principal druggists
throughout the United States, or Of sole agents,
H. 4 q. A. WRIGHT, 20 S5u,h 9TH street,
ia lm|r Iniladeluhis
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II. DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.
WATCHES AND FANCY GOODS -TUTTLE& DU-
w CLuZEAU will sell, This Day No $50 Pearl street
general assortment Of Fancy Goods consisting Of
steel brushes tobacco powder asks
britannia tea spoons, states. lead pencils spectacss. &C.
Also $50 y0ln with bows Also brass and copper instru
meats Also 1853 Panama segar cases, pocket cutlery, guard
Chains, spectacles, SC.
Also O'Clock precisely gold lever anchor and epne
watches. Terms cash. f2i lttmc
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
i BLEECKER will sell at au, ton. FRIDAY. 9th Fe-
buy at the Merchants Exchange the RAILROAD
Depot HOTEL Of ih Avenue and 86h street The
valuable property the side Of 4h Avenue and south
side Of S6h street Lots so feet the Avenue and 100 eet
within two blocks ohe large Croton reservoir The h "a
large two story attic building with cellar and Kitchen under
the whole with sheds 86 The premises are dea-
bile for the Of public house and occupied as
such $1,000 bond and mortgage at per cent
Possessoa will be given May lat 1876 The Ismses are now
rented at $50 mgood ecuriy Title iadispuabe
Also the story frame colorado HOUSE, with stable,
green house. &c. the northwest Of 5h Avenue and
125h with attached pleasantly located Mr.
Foyds Garden, the Main street at Harlem. Part Of the
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage.
f2t tis*rc