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This Company was incorporated in 1918, with a
perpetual charter, and capital Of oS25o,000 with
liberty to increase to $500 900, and insure against
loss or damage by fire, on Dwelling Houses, Stor IS,
Manufacturing Establishments, Household FlIni
ture and Merchandise in general, on the most Ia
vorable terms. ss t. s4,..y III ~ te
ea The ample means and successful business OF tne
Company, has enabled it to pass through many fx-
tensive confagra,ions, and TO meet its losses with
the most satisfactory promplness; and any losses
which it may sustain risks taken at this Agency,
will be literally adjusted Ivy the agent, according to
the usage of the best Fire Companies and aid
with prompiness in current funds. - ).
In case differences should arise touching any loss
or damage, the Company is pledged, by resolution
of the Board of Directors, to submit the same 10
indiherenty chosen; or, at the option Of
the assured, The jurisdiction of the proper Courl Of
this city will be acknowledged. n ~
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Thomas X. Brace Samuel 1udOr
Griffin Steadmaa, Jos,ph Mmgmn.
James Thomas, Ward Woodbridge, .ae.
Joseph Church Siias B. Han.iAon,
Frederick Tyler, Robert Bnei,
San,uei z. Broughton, Miles a. 1nHk,
Z. White John L. BostDeH, 2.N
Ebe,ezer Flo,cer, Joesph PrDft,
Thomas r. Brace, Prest epf.
=. j.. Loomis, Secretory. may l-taw2m.
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A NTHRACIrE coal. ---A superior lot OF
n Butler and other Coal, cheap for cash only.
msv - h.d Of the subscriber. Orders received Al
the Office, opposite s. s. Coleman's, or at the yard
nsse the Long Bridge.
fob eff JOHN PETTIBONE.
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Keep Clean.


WETHERSFIELD SEEDS, SEEDS.
'HHOS Z. WILSON has removed his seed Es-
i ,ablishment from street to PenHsy lvania Av-
enue, between 18th and 18th streets, next door to
Haslip and Weeden's Coach Factory, where he will
keep. constantly on hand general assortment of
Fresh Seeds 10 suit the season. Garlners are re-
quested to call and examine for themselves. Among
otnsr varieties may be found large Flat White Iur-
n'p Seeds, Rutabaga, Strap Lesf and general as
'o.'ment. THOS. g. WILSON.
me l-0weod.
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TOOTH ACHE CURED
\ Dr. Van Pattcn, \,

A regularly qualified Physician, as well as an
experienced DENTIST, cures tooth-achs, 10 all
cases where it is proper and desirable TO save Me
aching tooth, for which the charge IS Dut fvfy
= Pulling or extracting Teeth.
Dr. Van Patten extracts teeth WIN as much
skill and as little pain as any other dentist IN this
country, and charges but oO cents PET too.h,
Strangers win do well to inquire Of citizens, and
particularly of citizen physicians, fore.aiiowing
themselves to be humbugged by travelling pretend
ers. who would never have left large cities Qrom
which they usually pretend to haiD unless they
were sadly deficient in skill ~a lag's .g8
DIR. Van Patterns Office and residence, next door
to Todps Hat store, near Browns HoteL--jan 8--ti
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY
~ corrected up to date by the Postmaster o
the honse OF Representatives. For sale by
Jnns S-u r. TAYLOR
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.YNHE ESuHscnIBER Keeps constantly On hand agood
+ j. Z assortment Of HAnDwAns, including hoio,c
.oare, Wood Ware, BRUSHES, ,Basksts, qp. Tin Ware,
Door Mats, and large collection Of Miscellaneous
Goods to. which he invites tho attention Of pur-
chasers, believing that he can and does cell az low
~ any other house in the city.
Jan Sl-lu GEO SAVAGE
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wv Err pR kC ES.-- VN
The suhsGslbss has just ressivad-- GA
400 kegs White Lead 81,
n. bhls. Linseed Oil Boiled and Raw
s do Spirits Turpeniine I
do Varnishes ..a''....
500 lbs Lamp Black, Ground in Oil y
SO do Chrome Green do do
\. so do Chrome Yellow do do,
tis, so do Verdegris do do
i.,q SO do Paris. Green do do
4 4, 900 do Yellow Ochre do do
MI 400 do Sp. Brown and Venetian Red do do
10 lbs Whiting l,1g g...s.:.q /.
Paint and While Wash Brushes
4, Window Glass of all sizes and Putty. 4
All of which be will sell very low for Cash. u
'.e@ ' CHARLES STOTT,
..yr, Corner Of 7th street and Penn. Avenue.
may l5-Im
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I4 81t.iA@ M lS& DIRECTORS gsfs4t u
Rensselaer, Havens, Robert l.. Patterson,
GuIlaume Merle, Il aH 4 Seth Low,
Lewis &. Grover 'ss Charles B. Macknclt,
VIM. A. F. Pentz, Thos. b Segur,
VIM. NJ. Simpson, Marcus l.. Wad.
Henry Mcfarlan, 2. tN9WIFF}tI
ROBERT J.. PATTERSON, President. s.
Benz. q. MiLLKn, Secretary
JOSEPH l. LORD. Agent
JAMES STEWART, NJ d., No. 2, Bond ST.,
Medical examiner. -
Washington, ID. G.
JOSEPH G. LEWIS, Agent 7th street, nearly
opposite the Patriotic Bank sis t.s
HARVEY LINDSBY, NJ. d., corner Of u and
q streets. Medical examiner so Y ~ feb G--tf
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.HkB SsAMnns' AI '..A - Af e1sA04

,L lQM Ml fn-l L a
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Il 7th street, nearly opposite Patriotic Bank
Dec lS-f u II
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above Suyp, hdvirg vhne1.sd for many years its
Extraordinary effects In obskngts cduyiH and, in
truth, in all breast complaints sfDdfnk locspsrn D.
ton, has been induced BY many Of those who Ii. ve
experienced its ssiutay operation ,6'ofer il 40 the
public under the full conviction that the timely use
Of this comp und will aver. the fatal termination of
many cases. VA bin isssAs9sta saoQg
The preparer adds TO this notice the certificate of
two respectable citizens, who ascrbe their restoration
10 hsslth to this preparation. Is ,4...--
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TNRESi GkOC CERlES The subscriber is now
I receiving by packets Salesman and Alexan-
dria, from New York, his Fall and Winters pply
Of Family Groceries, making his assortment COM
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TIE TREASURY BUDGET.

In The following columns will be found
the Message Of the President Of the Uni
ted Safes. accompanied BY the ReporI
from the Secretary Of the Treasury, IN
reply b a call by The Senate for the view.
Of the Executive as to any probable de-
liciency in the Revenue, and the means
Of supplying il.
4 J.'TfrIrncy ~ snr Fsrsruur. to an a.
mount far exceeding the surplus in the
Treasury, is, as every one mus, have an.
,icipaled, beyond any doubt. That def.
cheney is. We have jus, as little doubt in
our own mind. moderated by our Minis.
ter of Finance. Instead of the de6cien.
ey for the fiscal year THAT ending June
30lh. is47l being what is estimated, we
believe. from our own observation and
experience. that the whole amount Of
money proposed to be raised fur the ex-
ira expenses Of that year will not carry
the Government on much further than
The next meeting OF Congressional is tn
say. Than December next. Congress will.
however, be then in session. and the adj.
diiional necessary provision Of ways and
means aay be well deferred ,ill that
time.
As 10 The mode OF raising The required
additional revenue, il takes no coniurer 10
ioretel! that il will not be accomplished
by the modification Of the lmpost Duties
proposed and recommended. If those
notifications could be carried through
Congress. and would produce the precise
effects calculated upon BY the Secretary
OF the Treasury. they could no, be pm,
into operation in time TO meet the exigen-
cy. Other resources must therefore be
looked To. The only other resource
for we place no reliance on additional re-
venue from the land fund. now tha, "an-
nexatIon" has brought into market so
much penny-cheap lands borrowing.
/" that complexion We mnst come =, last.
There are two modes Of borrowing the
one in tire form of loans. the other in that
Of Treasury Notes. Mr.. Secretary Walk.
er proposes To combine the two; and we
DO no, see what better can be done.
We trust, therefore. that. without vast
ing more time in Improbable attempts to
modify the Tariff. and impracticable ef-
inrts 10 tax the necessaries Of life now
imported free Of duty, Congress will forth.
with authorize the loan and the issue of
Treasury Notes, and relieve the Govern
ment from the painful and disrepntabIe
predicament in which, If we mistake moi,
the Treasury is likely otherwise TO find
,sself before many weeks pass over our
heads. Nat. Int.
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- 90 a v CO. % BE- ID ..

lollsg a.sl a Yea ems % he lei ia.
Etanl4
- After mueh delay. he COngrgss 0f he
uati0n had he iEsl Hareling on The 9Th,
SenOr Buslamenie flhe ex-Presijenll Be-
in appointed President of The same and
II j. generally believed Thar Paroles ~ill
be elccisd legal Presideni Of ihe Republir.
"Ii Is said thai Paroles viii march 0TeF
90 Msramoras 81 The head Of strong ar
my. the larresi portion eompOsed from the
body Of hoops called Reserve The day
for the departure Of The amy is fixed a.
ready, but nobody knows Il. Gen. Bra
70 will occupy he Presidency al interim.
"Iae suspension Of payments conti-
nued. and business remained in The worst
condition. The Government had called
q meeting for the purpose Of procuring re.
sources. which / believe can hardly be
obtained, because the clergy is not able 10
pay the amount Of so. 900 monthly. ask
ed by the Government: and. ON the 9th.
eT hand, The actual condition Of the seSe.
ral States IS not such ~ 10 expect from
them any resources"
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4 saes psypi lllt MsAlsah 6a'sEhath'
slall Hissl . lie disPaslllaa, TIE
Iexi.lia - hss bssn Fsnaffsd Rssssfafy
~ he u MsIiro. sd Hhsnssst ihai
Ps~esll - ready - a = Iasssrs. ne
hal srparsd n sheath ne s1oEd snd
tend.s 81 he oliss kr4nrh e pssrs.
JAMES X. POLK.
In fhepert nf the Secretary o. me
Tseas. slludsd 70 IN he ahass msssagf.
.nd 81 ). lhs es.is Il he message u
cell. twalksr e,nmslss . dsheierey
for t.ssrsl yesr. rndInE Juns 40
Jsne &C slg. 62O.4s3. lie sslimslss
farm+tusre . balance Of ss.s5s.ssl.
This .un il j. necessary % kssP ~
he t5nry 70 meet pressing demands
TO - lhe srpertsd dsksieary. !, -
rropos thai s5,5si .054 shall b taissd
by mesyins he l.ritf. snd ssshsduls o.
,r,irles named on which MS proposed
10 lev w.r duty 10 BE- sb,l,shsd alter
the - a~i,h Msniea 10 q an end. The
bin Of. MeKsy. now beIaEs the house.
wlll I'll e4.O34.O5T more lhan The saIlti
nj Ia and lhoss duties ass named.
whlch Is prs?nssd 70 alter 80 that ih's
sum y be increased 10 more Than i've
and e III millisas.
The Law. il is said. oil weld
the .unf .0OO. 900. and the sdd'liansl
dui'es ,ll make this smounl 80. 03t ,057.
Ta-s additions redUre he dshen "a
sl4.0S 100. F'om the establishment al
the ~.lIousirg system. IL 10 expected
thai Q 90. 600 sould b. rsired. aud his,
Mr.. Wker save. will he . permanent
annual leome after the first year.
Thirduess the original ds6siI TO the
sum nil3.Os6.406. The redueu"n o.
The pue Of the public lands, the lands fnI
= long the in market. 10 also reeommsn'
dee. n This, il is e,t mated. will yield
an adj onal half million Of dollars. Th'
baIance,I sl2,5s6. 400 must be met b.
loans n,irrasury notes, and The seersIar..
asks possr 10 issue either The one or III,
other. sid for po~er 10 REISSUE ueasur,
note. sni 10 redeem them 81 pleasure. AIT
ior an interest sIlnwncs on each mol ex
csedings,x per cent. II the ear shoul'
be spsrsily terminated, the secretary sup
posesiha neither loan nor treasury noIei
v ill be absolutely necessary. or il necss
ssry. to . snsll amour, only.
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~Chathsm Counts. May IS. Is,s
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

We hear of the arrival NJ Boston, O,
Thursday. Of the Atlantic steamer Gale.
donia. which sailed from Liverpool on he
4lh instant. No fnR repert Of her news
has vet come TO hand. but. through lelr>
graphic dispatches furnished the Bali.
more American, We are enabled 10 present
the subioiRd summary:
England has offered her mediation be.
tween the United States and Mexico. and
instructions 10 this effect have been ser;
over 10 Mr.. Pakcnham.
rhs Oregon question has ceased W eauss
any public disquietude in England. In
Parliament, lately, in reply 10 question
by Mr.. Hume, whether the Presiden, Of
the United States had given notice Of the
intention Of this Government 10 TERM.
nate the treaty Of joint occupation, Sir RO.
bert Peel stated that The President hal
adopted the terms which were assenied 10
by both Houses Of Congress, tina, the no.
tire was given with view of leading ~
the smieable adjustment Of the differences
which existed between the two countries
on this subject.
The news OF the outbreak Of war be-
tween ihis country aud Mexico had ten.
dency to check, in some degree, shipments
from Liverpool in American vessels.
The same news had induced the French
Minister Of Marine TO give orders for the
dispatch Of an additional number Of war
vessels 10 the Gulf of Mexico.
Prince Louis Napoleon had arrived IN
England. and was about 10 leave for Flo
renre. 10 join his father.
II is sand that Sir Robert Peel is deter.
mined TO press forward the hnh Coercion
bill when Parliament re-assembles after
the WhlIsuntide holydays.
Portugal has been the scene of another
attempt at revolution, consequent upon .
change Of the Ministry. I, appears. ior
the Portuguese, 10 have bcep more than
ordinarily energetic affair.
A letter from ST. Peiersburgh. dated on
the 22d May. says that the cholera wa,
advancing with rapid strides towards that
city.
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From the Observer.
Gov. GRAHAM IN FAYETTEVILLE

GOV. GRAHAM IN FAYETTEVILLE
According TO appointment. Gov. Gra-
ham addressed The people in this town on
Tuesday last. The weather. as all know.
was too Indictment to allow Of large col.
lection Of people from the country, bu.
the town supplied large and highly res
peclable audience. Of both parties, who
had The pleasure of listening for two and
a half hours. 10 one Of the sbles, and
most eloquent speeches ever delivered in
this place-and our town has been the
theatre "f some noble speeches. Il was
all that the most ardent Wing could
wish, and all here know that we do not
speak wlthuu! authority when we say,
that a number of Democrats have ex-
pressed their admiration of The speech
and of the man, and their determination
10 rofe for him. One gentleman. who
has belonged To the party ever since he
was old enough TO he a party man. said
To US. d" intend 10 woe for Gov. Graham,
not because he is Wing, but because he
IS The smariesl man | ever saw, and be-
cause his opponent is a simplel"n." We
repeat, that IL is we'll known here, that a
number Of gentlemen who have been con-
slslent members of that party. have avow-
ed their determination To vote for Gov.
Graham. And we honor them for it,
The sacrifice the Central Committee call
ed on them TO make 10 party ties. was too
great. Heretofore il has been The boas,
Of North Caroluians. that not only have
our Governors been men Of high charac-
ter, Of mature age, Of respectable talents,
and Of sound judgment, but lha, all who
have been brought forward for ,ha, high
office have been recommended by some
one or more of these traits. But here
the party has foisted upon il. against its
will. and TO The exclusion Of a better man
in all respects. one who is wanting in ev.
cry conceivable qualification for represent
ting the irne character or onr people in
their first office. How can ii be expect.
ed that people who cherish the Old North
State 4. they do their LIES blood, can
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Letters from Ma,amoras to the 2s,h
May are published in New Orleans.
volunteer was found dead in The streets Of
Malamoras, aud another is missing. sup
posed also to have been murdered.
Spaniard or Mexican was found dead in
his house, and his wife came to Gen. lay.
lor's quarters. complained of the deed
and pointed out the Murderer. lie va,
promptly arrested for trial. We infer that
The volunteers are not easily controlled. as
the General had sent them over 10 Fort
Brown, only keeping the regulars in Ma
tamoras.
Capt. Thornton is still under arrest for
acting without orders. but will probably
only be censured. Lieut.. Deas was e1.
changed for. though suffered to remain
with the enemy, as The punishment for his
indiscretion. lie was taken for spy.
An arrival from Mexico states that Ma
za,lan and Tepec had declared for Santa
Anna. and 1t was generally thought he
would be recalled. The city of Mexico
rang with naledictions against the United
States. The two Mexican vessels rap,ur'
ed at Vera Cruz had been released in con.
sequence of the Mexicans having permit
ted two American vessels to depart from
port.
1t was supposed that The British squad
ron in the Pacific had received orders not
TO permit the U. $. squadron to take any
of the Mexican ports. II so, the next
news may be Of high importance, as It
is not doubted that Com, Slea, proceed
ed 10 take them at all hazards on hearing
of The war.
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From the Charleston Mercury.

Many persons here believe that, BY
making The w,sesi use oil the successes Of
6enersl Taylor. the war With Mexico
may so"n be brought to a close; that j.
requires no mole than the expulsion Of
the enemy beyond The RIO del Nor,s to
convince 'hrm that the contest 10 hope
less, and bring them to q temper favorable
TO peace. Firmly convinced .hs, war
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9Th sny FolsiER htii"h u n hfsfisy >
var afsa aEsintl Ne ib1lhu'laus, Ne ple,
grsts. snd lie hsEl gesd al Ne PfoPls 81
lhe Uuiled Saalss, 80 shnald eaii suea ,
resell With lrssly pleasure. Ss'sly -
h worth seeking. Mo5sIalk'n lo.sFds
Msr.ro. unasr he eireausrssrss. could
oalv b 1 lribaleL % lose ofpssees sh'lr
6sre. pers,s.ases in war 70 certain 10
y consumed b. lie aarld .. desire iar
esuque.i. And u is psobsb.e ne void
would be night 10 lie op'n'oa. No symP-
ion Of moderation shows l'sell IN ihs
press. IN ihe pnbilr methngs, or IN me
Legislative halle TIE people are bseom-
Ing deeply excl eli. and oil The elements
al eHciirmenl az prnfusrly poured out ~
Their lsaJsrs. This river threatens soon
% bee.ms q rssisllsss tmpai. N.lhing
i, talked nf bui grss, simrss. march sp'
on the sils al Mexico. and the utter de-
molilian Of The ha,loa lhsi has provoked
Our wrath. Succe,s only increases the
sshemenee ofissirs fnr Ie'enge. BY shos-
ing. or seeming 10 show. that q y within
our gr..p. The editorial. Of the Official
p.prr ~ Washington become mere and
more nuculeni md bloody .ind'esilnR thai
nothing but whence sud conquest 10
IlhaushI Of by the Adnini.usiIon.
| We sjairs - ouch ss any 10 see q
brave and determined spirit exhibited BY
our eounuynen. Under the e'TcUmslan.
ces. such spirit j. true ps,rloIlsm. aud Tie
want OF IL ould be disgrace 10 The eoun'
lmy. Nor do we object 10 the speedy con-
etnuauon II ample and Efficient means
Tor the prosecution of the war. So"nd
poIry demands u. But lhey must be pro-
poruoued D. the object. and IL that Object
be merely the decree Of cur e"unIry and
1.-THE ehasr,rm.ni OF Mexico. ten thousand
men are enough. The navy ran DO n
else ihsi is neeGlul. The more spni
the Mexicaas hare shown IN the com
mrncsmenl, The more u - evident ihey
had determined In make the RO del Nor,'
the battle ground. and the stronger nh
proof that. il they are hopeIessly wcrs,s'
there. they will give on the contest Moth
ing should be spared h make such a iesul
inevitable: but. hey Old that. we have NJ
wish To see war wse.6. We shrink vii
dread from tie deselopmsn, of love a
conquest among onr people. Such pas
sion !. the enemy OF hhery and of Law
A military Republic ~Ill in the nature @
,hines ever tend IN = Dic,aior,hip, an
thence TO = Monarchy. VIA, do Ne loo
for. even in the acquisition Of all Mex q
10 CON pensale Tor The corruption and orer
throw OF The Rupublici Let ss tsss eau
lion in tine. Let Us not cast away Oh
priceless js~sl al our freedom. f1r the los
Of plunder sud the pride Of conquest.
What can -e do with Mexico If "
eorsuer hetf Do we expect we can mel
into our popuI.tion elgh, millions oil me
~ var with vs. By language. BY r.l,a,on
manners, and lass! DO ~e hope Il
maks e,Iizens oi the seven millions o
Indians iha, are bIgoled. ignorant. idle
lswless. 'l.visb, and yet Zee! A NOR
lpesIileni element 10 let l"o.e among oo
psriiss eouId no, be imagined. w,
could M, exist IS Republic IN svci
coparInery. What we reed, then. il
spetdy fe'ee as the I'uit Of vslor ant
skill. and that our victory he sisfoet
os,ther By injustice nor ambition.
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lntbe London Times, an American com
pany adveruses for sale. ssddles of A ,ner-
,"an forest venls"n. wild geeae from the
American lskss, and Wild turkeys from
the American ioFess, ju.. received. in fine
order.
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LATER.-The Charleston Courier OF
Monday acknowledges the receipt, BY 4
'sis arrival at tina, port. of the Havana Di.
arc de Ia Mariana Of the 9th instant, from
which /, translates The folloMiSs frota a
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consent, parry 90 no PaHy, ~ ll.Fpsl ma,
saeh . maRsaf WILLIAH A, GRsH,s
lhe purpose % pauing James b. S.
10 his placsl IN most other S,s,.. u.
lie UniOn 10 would psObsbly b. done ~
oil = muTmur for IN most STATES A.
i far stronger lhsn Patriot 81. n,
ere proud 10 say ihsl n j nj 50 n NJ
Carolins. Men Of "A parties inok g..
W.. A. GRAHEM with respect and ~
iloa. and they are satisfied Eilas he -
Ermain Tor the Constitutional per,o1 :.
ihs Distinguished slssion. IN shieh b, a.
"a alone have elevated hin.
Since the above Was written. we h,,.
received letter on business from y =
iicman Of Chatham County. fwell kpov.
in this place As leading and cOnsis,,,,
Democrat which closes as follows. sbo.
ing that IL is not here alone that Gov. G.,
ham is TO be supported BY his political Or.
POnenis:-
"chsihsm County. May IS. Is.s
at is no go with rs Democrats III,
wear for Goyernor;-sr. Holden's M,
Shepard don't take with Democrats IN n,
section. Our present worthy incumbepI
VIM. A. Graham, will get more Demo
cratic votes in my neighborhoodihan Sh,D.
ard. No doubt yOu'll give Us genl,,I
beating. Though Democrat, say Hur.
rah for Graham"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-16

At i0t o'clock, al No. u Ann-sL
PsRsSPToSY SALE.-Tbe content, % Printing Ohcs
consisting OF SEQ lbs OF Muion $40 Nonparei BREWER dc
Head Rules Presses, Coors, Slugs, Doube Dash Rules
Round DO Newspaper Cuts. Double Imposing Stones
Cases Chases Double and single Stands Standing Gasys
500 teel load. together with decks. ChAirs nc. kr