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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

PALMO'S THEATRE.
On @, his E$SsS ':':'
Of with a hf
TSIs. be had g.: A;so, House
snee TO and eoneaded
THE ALBANIA SALUUN.
500 Broad,oay befween Spring and Prince streets,
n ESSS sgSHsasms Sist 81
HERR ALE AMBER,
the '' This E SisTir s.s'i-n
f s
An entire Change Of perform nightly introducing many
tWoSbk AS s 81 sSIEgS es AND ART
~ HEIR ALEXANDER,.
there will given each evening Grand Vocal and lnstru
Tickets the Round the Balcony, 2, cents
cf pSa9 psss S ess half 'ss MIC
FREE CONE ERTS.
SELECT ff Gsi!TE!'9 EASY.
Epery Evening, at the Stag Hotel, rs Mercer street,
befiUeen Hoacard and Grand.
Commencing on T yoC%HIsTs: ''"k o'clock
M SSs.:c, M n De- rt.s. !. &. 'Pa M, S
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY gratefully acknow-
Lodging the very GIVEN them non on ed
% 1--WE he seecuS Vocal Ea,ean%e"s at the Tabsi
s's sS nsf
os G Ss Sss 81 Il.
open stsH mo- 2tins.rc
FREE ADJUSTMENTS EVERY NIGHT,
ssse No. rs on ud SPG:s
and spas Jh h. n T
sic LOVING public u that he h taken hs asGye
aaG % No pns spared 70
such place has bsss and ref Tea
city also secured ne Of Of the mC.t
M.s Clara HSwssd NJ. Kas...h: ME- White; MI; NIL.
proprietor sihose who will honor he Meot con
es saS upon
any assembase The entertainment: will consist Of comic
variety md varied nightly r Pop .:n or
MO atis'rc
BROWNS EXHIBITION OF STATUARY.
COMPOsED Of O,isiaal Works, executed in Italy, now
- q, the rooms Of the National Academy Of Design
corner Of Broadway aud Leonard streets Admission 70 cts
MO Iw.r
THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE
LANDING OF COLUMBUS,
Ign, will be continued on exhibition for short time
y 4. . s' s.l e..s nd de
peS; Ore: .nS iS. 'fSo S:rs F' Season
single admission Is cents Descriptive pamphlets Ga cts
nil 1missrc
GOTHIC HALL, 3l6 BROADWAY
Grand 4 Inhibition of
TWO MANIFICENT AND H1STOhlOhL
PAINTINGS,
/. SssSS si:
Wv IA :$ ;s::ss Children IA IA cent? Sg''
AVE r., AnnnsI Rail of washington Assembly No:
Order Of will be held at The Apollo
s.oon Iio Broadwav Monday evening" $50 Inst Dmges
ceeSp.ted Bras Band IS engaged for the occasion. A.
IicLets Of admission be hsd from J9hn Doukas TO
20 Exchange Place; Josef Pm Lowoen' w Do"ey % Jim
| Nc( ,sbe. cor, John and Nassau sn h""~V
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, gratefully acknow-
lodging the reception given them ed
nesday last would respectfully that they
will give their second Vocal Entertainment at the Tabsr-
nace, Monday Evening Next, Nov. 23d The Programme
will embrace asslec,on q their best Mus,s including THE
Coming" The Old Church Bell, May Queen" &c &c
Tickets so cents-to be had at the Music Stores Doors
omen stGK n20 2fnss re
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
DURING the year 1885 adv appeared in the
- New York Herald Tribune, calling upsn Louisa Ann
Parry, William Fowler Parry Mary Collins Parry and other
claim to property left them by Will.
To the pc who n present copy either of the
above any Daily Paper containing advertise
r. B VALENTINE,
MIC 3tsr No 90 Beaver st. near Brosd N "
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ALEXANDER'5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|

OF 1916
THIS and popular Liqud,Har Dye since lis intro.
ducton has with unexampled but merted
and the would inform the public that still further
psalIeied il color. Ike Hair ether Black or Blown ~san
aneou.ly and neither washes of soils the clothes in
stead OF njuring the hair mss II the beauty aud elast-
city OF youth Its superior cellence will be apparent
every single apple alton For sale By Rushton
Co, Bro adway A. B. ID. Sands, Fulton ar William
:trssIsJ A.pinwal William :tIeetasd Johnson Moore
United States H. X g. A. WRIGHT, as 4th St, Philad
nl92wsuc
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MTJSIC-

THE PIANO nuyht very moderate
terms, by Lady, who has a perfect know
NIX ledge Of the science, and who undertakes to
yyx teach it thoroughly with the facility.
Terms-Three dollars per month.
~ Any lady wishing instruction. will please
address Music. at the Herald Office. OF lmissnc
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
I AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having superiuous effects
IL to dispose OF, such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c.
obtain fair ash price for the by sending for the
subseIbeI hrouE the Post Office, OF otheJyse whS will
l66 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies can be attended to By Mrs J. LEVENSTHN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.

AIDES or Gentlemen hayins supernuous cast of
~ clothing fornure to dispose Of fair cash
price for the same BY applying to the subscriber his
attended to. -. NJ. 8. COHEN az f)nens At,
n B. Ladies canbe attended TO BY Mrs. N. 3. Cohen.
ol3 lmerc
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DOLCE REPORT The public are requested TO with
hold their opinion in III. Of William Hsughey, he
ana his most that
an before the proper legal tribunal he
tablsh his innocence and will be onoraby acquitted
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FREE ADJUSTMENTS EVERY NIGHT.

BROWNS EXHIBITION OF STATUARY
CONPOSED Of Oiisinal Works, executed in Italy, now
open at the Of the National Academy Of Design,
corner of Broadway aud Leon Admission Is
r0o txpsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

GUNS AND BOWIE KNIVEs-loo sinsl fnd dou BILE
200doube barrel cooking Guns.
400 assorted single barrel Guns, common to fine.
800 Bowie Knives, substantially made, intended for
ice
400 selfeockng revolving Pistols OF steel barrels
For,sae by A. w. SPIES CO..
81 Maiden lane,
Importers Of Hardware Cutlery Guns. Pistols and Sport
ne Articles or every kind. ms lms rc
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
AIDES or GentIemen obtain the highest cash prices
IL for all kinds Of Wearing Apparel Carpets &C. BY send
ing Tor the subscriber at II Marion street, between Broome
BA line addressed through the Post Once or other
wise will be runctualiy attepdedto. 90 I'm rrc
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THE PUBLIC hereby notified that draft $1,000 has
been lost through Post Office drawn by the Colum-
ban Bank Boston to the order Of Christian York
ment the draft having stopped any information
spectng the above be left the Merchants Bank Wall
street, New York. nls Asrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

CHINESE SKIN POWDER-TLs much admired ad
~ dendum the toilet stands for restoring
b,autypg and preserving the skin and complexion.
venting kinds of disorders dssipating
freckles pmpes spots and erutions The august
age conceded by the Of
the Supreme Court of India and the
daily received by the propretor in themselves slf
Client establish the superiority of I'll. article hout fur
th.r detail, Sold wholesale by the Importers. HOBBS
CO Wall street retail by Kushton GO ITO u adway
way;C. Ring, 1872 Broadway Clirshugh, 800 Broadway,
and Duggiss Perfumers generally New York and
throughout the Uo ed States in boxes price &c. and s. EACH
In proof oi the supenony Of thls article counter
low !!
Purchasers should the peorc be their guard
that the Meen Fun" has the gnatue Of Fabion CO.
the Wrappers and euS stamp. MIG l2tsr
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CLAKKE'S SACKS,
ZIG William, street. opposite the Washington Stores
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP.-By purchasing all my
" goods for cash, aud giving credit
sbed TO offer the most tempting inducements to the truly
charged $2 for $2o and SIS coat for S5 every
other garment proportion. am likewise provided with
magnificent of fine and Sack Coats
My black cloth Sacks, with silk collars and fronts ST.
some IS. MIG 3tsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

TNHE attention Of rss the advertisers pre-
paraon Of Bromine, the best acceera,ng liquid
used for Photographing. Pictures taken with rich
white and works with and quckness all
weather. JOHN ROACH,
Optician, SO Nassau street.
IL also be procured Of T. g. Doane Montreal ind of
George Dexter, Albany.
m Artists will find always hand, at SO Nassau street.
Voig.nde and American Instruments of all Plates
OF the flanshed and Star brand chemic
tes, mercury baths coating boxes, &c. Re- MIG Imsrc
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Dk. POWELL. OCULlST AND AURIS1,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON
A TTENDS to Diseases of the Eye and Ear, from
"A o'clock at his residence 2sl Broadway, Of War
rem street.
Opaclties, efec tually removed.
AMAUkOSlS treated with great attention and success.
Inveterae of STRABISMUS Squirting, cured in
q few minutes
and finish n2l ltsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

CHEAP SUGARS.
CHEAP 81 CARS. o. Fowler, $50 and 42s Greenwich
~ and vesey street. has in large stock Of white
and brown Sugars. which he selling reduced prices
do 5 Suars yellow 10 cents; crushed loaf do M
brown Havana and cents. Groces and Bakers would
do well to give HIM call. Also general assortment Of
Groceries, fruits, &c MIG liner
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THE THANKSGIVING
iENGIIEH

M RS MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celebrated CroviIi and Sir
1v1 George Smart pared to give lessons Singing
English or aI,an and on the Piano Forte at her residence
No 30 LsPENAkD street, that Of her pupils
able terms Mrs. also ready teach schools classes
in the city or in the country.
II musical accomplishment, connected with refined
educaion is the surest passport to ety in all various
who wish avi
ysntsgs should place themselves under the tuesse Of Mrs
Morley. o2 imsrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-21

SPERM CANDLES, OILS, FRUITS, sc.
CUPEBIOR Sperm Candles, at q 10; winter bleach
ed Sperm OIL, at 81 gallon; very good white Lamp Oil
IS white Solar do, sax with large stock Of
fresh Teas Family Groceries foreign Fruits &c For sale
wholesale and retail low prices Goods delivered
any part OF the city free of charge, by
}. o. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer.
$50 and 41s Greenwich, and rs Vesey SITS.
Also, large assortment Of cheap white and brown Sugars
ELL 1msr
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MUSIC TAUGHT
18th much facility and rapid progression M. Dums-
day. Ne l25 Broadsay four door. above Canal street,
Professor OF the Guitar Singing fianoorte Accordion and
Violin continues to teach ade. and gentlemen Of New
York. at their own residences, requested without extra
charge Terms removable. Instruments strings and music
for ssle. Apply at as Broadway. MO 3tsrc
ACCORDION TAUGHT.
II JACOBS, Teacher of the Preach Accordion take
LIZ few pupils for his Glass; If appcat
made He has just issued book, comprising
instrument founded practice Of eight Apply
the original Accordion and Musical
terms will be made known. IS Chatham st..
nil 1msrc Opposite Chamber It.
LESSONS In SINGING, IN ENGLlSH,
ITALIAN, FRENCH OR GERMAN.
MIR. JULES HECHT, of the Conservatoire de Musique
Brussels begs leave inform his friends and the pub
lie IN general that he prepared to give lessons
singing in either of the above languages his residence
Leonard street. that Of his pupils Messs o. Loder w
Scharenberg, II. e. Timm aud c. w. Be~mes have kindly
permitted 70 refer them " e his abilities les q. an artist and
scharfenberg < Luis 36l Broadway. mis- imsrh
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THE very Reverend Dr. Ve,ha. Provincial of soci
ETY. of Jesus ia MARYLAND, will preach in this Church
p ~ Subject in the morning TIL. sqbIi..on due to the
Civil and ecclesiastical AuthC rites In the The
Supremacy of ST. Petr collection will be tax. af
ter each sermon for of the Church. n20 3sr
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THE undersigned offers for sale on reasonable terms
veral complete Of Gold Pen Machinery in lerfect
order for manufacturing Diamond Pointed Gold Pens They
T be accompanied with complete practical Instructions
desired II rms made KNOWN application person by
post paid letter to ]. M TkOWBkIOGE, Syracuse N VI
- -
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SHAWL WAREHOUSE,
40. l76 Pearl 81
THE PROPRIETORS Of this Establishment invite pur
chasers examine their collection ranging
from shawl at 20 the India cames hair
$500. Dealing exclusively the article Of Shaws
make it the interest Of buyers, OF the large
sorment in ssSe well the low prices at which
selling, by the case, dozen single one.
JOHN g. HENDERSON 4 CO.,
n8 lm$r 176 Pearl street.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
THE FIELD OF PALO ALTO.
Matamoros. June II,

MdtdmOr0S, June IL.
We soon reached the sacred field of PaIo Alto,
and rode over and over The ground. the locality of
every important movement being pointed cut to US
by parties who were engaged in the battle OF the
Sth. l was asionished TO find so many unburied
bodies, and regretted, after passing distance
over the field, that had not formed some standard
Of account with reference TO their number. There
they lie--all Mexicans-with their clothes on, as
they fell. and the wounds causing their deaths dis.
inclIy visible, shriveIIng and drying up 10 the hot
sun. Their line Of artillery, extending for an i'm
mense distance across the prairie, was clearly de.
fined by row of dead then the infantry were
more scattered, but still in heaps they we're seen
10 all directions over the field. The cavalry were
not without their representative horses and caps
and scabbbrds, told of many dragoon who had
suffered on the horrid altar.
Ampudiaism.--Wh Gen. Ampuda, miscalI.
ed brave" was crossing the Rio Grande, in his
ret,eat. on the evening Of the 9th of May, from
Resaca de la Palma, in an open boat-and by the
way, he was frstto cross-Padre Lera. priest Of
Carmargo, on horseback, dashed in behind him.
His reverence LOST his balance, and was precipita-
ted into the river, when, addressing The brave gen.
eral. be exclaimed " Help me, general, help me
or | drown 20 Drown and be ID" said
the general, 4" don't you those yankey yelling
hell hounds close behind US u This is the liter
al Interpretation of the generals pous reply.
When the General reached Matamoros, beau
tiful sonora oflhe city was The first he met. NV
men, said ne madam speaking of course in his
sernacular, my men have all fed from the field.
: Senor,' said she, dropping her heavily fringed
eyelids. Senior, yourself should Judge, did moi
long remain behind lhem.'
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
Correspondence of The Tribune.
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGroN July LIST. lS46-Mid

WAsHNGToN July LIST, lS46-Midnight.
| mentioned to you, some days ago. that Mr.. b.
cHANAN had resolved to accept the appointment OF
Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States:
since then there have been various rumors of his ap-
pointment and of his resignation of his place in the
Cabinet. The Baltimore American has stated that
he was nominated, on Saturday last, to the vacant
Judgeshp, and there is very general rumor tonight
that he sent in his resignation Secretary day.
believe, and have the best reason for my opinion
that he has neither resigned nor been nominated as
yet.
l have no doubt he will be nominated; but if there
is prospect of the session continuing till the be-
ginning ofAugust he will wait the return of the
Treaty, and then, when the Treaty is settled and
notifications exchanged, he will don theJudges gown
believe the place has been kept open for him all
the session. understand that he had consultation
Congress about this matter.
Gen. Gaines to-day received notice from the War
Department to attend Court of Inquiry, 10 be held
at Fort Monroe, (Old Pont,) on the 18th inst
Some were expecting Court Martial,bu the Court
of Inquiry is first to set and they will decide wheth
er there shall be Court Martial. Court to consist
of Bv't Brig. Gen. G. M. Brooke, and COLI. Crane
Members, and Bv't Capt.. F. Lee, Recorder. The
old veteran will give Mr.. Secretary Marcy trouble.
Should the Tariff movement fail in the House to
morrow Congress may adjourn by the Goth of this
month. If the friends of McKay's bill succeed the
session cannot terminate much before the middle of
August.
Gen. MCCONNELL of Ala made one of his charac-
teristic efforts to-day. The Speech when it appears
in full, will be worry of republication.
The Senate, in Secret Session to day,besdes con-
frmng the Generals whose names have mentioned
were engaged on some of the Rhode Island nomna-
tions. This brings up the old question of Dorrism.
RCHELIEU.
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i c. II. Vdnclue-May disaster and defeat attend
the march of enemies, and may the standard OF
foreign foe never again wave over the soil of our
country.
E. W. Skinner-tntelligence and virtue, the stan
ding armies ON which we must mainly rely for the
protection and perpetuation of our liberty.
e. Ha,ckins, Jr-I give you the noble, patriotic,
Patrick Henry the instgator of our Revolution may
the memory of his deeds be deeply planted in your
bosoms, is Independence Island in the waters OF
the Huron.
a. C. Blodget--The DAY we celebrate, may the
same spirit which inspired ancestors with
patriotic love of liberty and implanted within their
breasts impacabIe hatred to tyranny, ever actu-
ate us 10 commemorate with patriotic devotion the
rich boon of freedom which we now enjoy.
f.. W. Skimer-Governor FeIch, A good speci-
men of old-fashoned, modest, unassuming worth -
In honoring him the people of Michigan have done
honor to themselves.
c. Perry-The pleasant waters of the Huron
may we soon see her floating boats ladng with the
products of our country.
). Stockdole-That for ages to come, as long as
time shall last, this day may be kept up with
the same enthusiastic spirit OF honest repubIicanism
which prevailed in &c.
". a. .Noore-The Ladies of Ypsilant: sIIIas
ego non diigam non admirer non omni ratIone de-
fendendas putem ~
c. Wood,pf-The Fair /" Adolescentiam alunt,
senectutem oblectant, secundas ornant, adverss
perfugium &C soatium prebent deectant domi non
impediunt foris pernociont nobiscu, perigrnanter,
ct rusticanter.
On motion, the thanks of the assembly were unan-
imously voted to the various committees and officers
of the day, for the ability with which they had dis
charged the duties assigned them, and the clergy fer
their presence during the festivities.
The gratifed multitude then dispersed. earnestly
hoping for the return of many such anniversary oc-
casions.
No accident or untoward circumstance in the least
marred the unallcyed pleasure of the day.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans P,cayune has advices from
Vera Cruz TO the Sh of June, which have an APP
pesrance of great importance.
A Revolution had broken out In the depa rtmrnt
of JaIisco. 1t commenced on the morning Of the
2Gth of May, in the city of Gu ldalaxara. The
battalion Of Legos followed by oher bpdies Of
military and the enthusiastic p,pulace, attacked
The palace Of the Governor.
The iult of The insurgents was so prompt
that The guard had only time to fire one discharge
by which one man was killed and one wounded
Some of the defenders recognized friends among
The assaiiants, aud refused TO tie. The disaffec-
ton then became general. and some the leaders
OF the Government troops were arrested TO save
them from The fury of the insurgents. Some Skin
mshing ensued, aud preparations were making for
general engagement, "hen Gen. Duque w'o
had taken command of the troops, proposed par.
ley. This was agreed to, aud the result OF the
deliberations that the troops should be allow
I'd to retire with the honors of war, by route de-
signaed by them, diect 10 the city Of Mexico--
Provisions were given them. and they were allow
cd till the 22d to prepare for their departure.
Don Jose Maria Tantz was at the head of the
insurreclion. A formal declaration was drawn
up by The insurgents proclaiming Santa Ana their
chief, and declaring that congress should
be summoned TO be elected by the people, accord
ing TO the electoral laws Of 1924, t., form new
Constitution in which the moaarchical principle
is to be excluded
II also provides that the Cong ress should meet
four months after the hberating army shall gain
possession of the Capital. Dou Juan Camplido
is recognised as Provisional Governor of The De-
partmeni, AID his oath includes the repulsng Of
The Infamous usurpallon ofthe Americans"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF GEN.

Commend us tothe Wings of Pennsylvania, above
all Others for true and faithful devotion to their
principles and friends. Since the dastardly attack
commenced by the administration, on the veteran
officers Of the army, we have not seen SO clear and
forcible an expression ofndgnation at its baseness
as we find in the National h,teligencer, embodied
in series of Revolutions passed by meeting oil
the citizens of Gettysburg Pa. A few of them we
annex as specimens. In the complement paid tothe
Wing press Of the country in contradstnction from
that of the city the injury of whose
and trimming policy We too often fatally feel, We
take especial PRIDE
Whereas the President of the United States has
refused to Major General Winfield Scott the COM
mand of the army intended for the invasion Of Mex
co.. and whereas the responsibility for this unprece-
dentented STEP which properly and fairly belongs to
the Administration alone, is unjustly and falsely at
tempted to be fastened upon General Scott; There
lore.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08

INDEPENDENT BEGGAR-The journal dp
Loiret,'' shows in the following fact, what genius
in beggary can do. 1t is Translated as an instance
OF pecuniary accumulation of a rare order. In the
parish OF 81. Croix there is an old woman who
up TO the present time almost has lived beggar.
She was regularly assisted by The charitable de.
partment, and many families sent her weekly al
lowance OF money. In one oflhese families she
formed acquaintance with woman who had kent
grocery for many years, aud becoming intimate
with her. the old woman impaired, and finally Of
Tered them to the grocer on condlion of being
kept and provided Cor the remainder Of her life.
The offer was accepted, and the number of pieces
OF money found, sous aud iarlhings, was incredi-
BILE. In short she had amassed the nice little sum
OF 27000 francs. She continued her trade even
on the day she made her liberal bargain. Her
mother had pursued the same calling, and had
left her life annuity of 200 francs. Now that
her situation is known. she can no longer pursue
her trade. and fears she shall suffer from ennui.
She considers herself as a trader retired from bus
mess.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
THE BALLOON.

E. Samson would inform those that are DESTROYS of
seeing the Balloon ascension that it will be sent up
without fail on Saturday evening, July 18th at 81
o'clock, if the weather will permit and he would also
say to those that were disappointed with regard to
it on the evening of the 4th that he found it im2oss
BILE to succeed in raising it at that time.
EXECUTIVE UsURPArioN.-Not content with ma
king war without the action of Congress. Mr.. Polk
exercises the right Disappointing officers to VOLUNTEER
regiments which by the constitution" belong er-
pressly to ssthe States respectively" We think it
would be good notion to introduce the Constitution
into our Common Schools the people seem to be
forgetting its provisions.