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N f. w S TORE.
gINIIE Subscribers have just receissi lx
Il the East new and splendid stocked
FALL g. WINTER GooDi =
which are respectfully offered to tbgSi +
among which are ~
DRY GODS:
BROAD CLOTHS-Blue. black, bnh
Olive. bottle green, and steel mil
CASSIMERES-Of superior qualify %
Variety of colofs. #
SATINETS-Of all co.ors and Of wr
quality some very beautiful. ksnlap
Jeans, linseys, bcaverteens, Gltsgos 49,
Giraffe cloth, yelveta, mrrinoes, aIssS
Rep cashmercs, muslin de LANES.
American q English Prit1
Linens, cambrics, lawns, book mus
Jackonetts, white and red flannel, e'a y, 4
ed and brown mnslns, brown ana
Diillings. doe skin hannes. stlks
Linen, flag and cotton hdkfs. SIX M.
Swansdown and valencia vestirgs Nv.
Wool and worsted shawls, green %l'sH
Bed ticking, comforts, ,uspcnden' \. -
ding, candle wick, tapes, sewing
Twist, edgings, laces, ribbons, e.s.
Ladies' hose gents socks. buckskh
Mems and boys cloth and glazed eaP
brsIlas, ribbon bound mackinaw ana
Blankets, buttons. cotton and linsh 49,.
Cotton and wooden yarn, cotton "
Pins, needles, cotton ard linen iaos"
perry, pilot cloths, heavy blue coa''s
Ready Made ClOthinC
Blanket coats, black and blue pilot osa =. =,
| Beaver, blue and drab over eoats,s
raj assortment of winter yests,dn
Groceries. NJ
Rio coffee. warranted first rate are =. y
Powder and young Tyson teas y =.
Best quality, loaf and brown ssg. a \
cratus, pepper, cloves, alispice, r'sI.
dies. indigo. madden, copperss, W."
Tobacco. powder, lead, 5e, NC Dad
Sole & Upper Leather, ~
and Shoes. NJ
A large and splendid assortment o. ussl
/ Quality, most Of which are eus'D 4 VI
And warranted to give satisiacs0"
Purchaser.
Glassw ware. ii
Tus,biers of all patterns, blythe soi IN,
Peppers, mustards, vnsg,, I'D
| bottles. i n 10 and 10 - u GAS ,sk|
Box, ls,mm ons s. Roberts or4n-. .fkl
screws, table aud tea sPoons. sh|
Hatchets, files, curry combs n 80
Combs, ladies. razors. shears. SCI, 80 ~
Locks. backing brushes, red eo .,s
AND foolscap paper, etc. etc s,s~s4rt
/ All Of which we will sell at tne .as "
si BILE prices for Cash or exchange ~
of Country Produce. ,,oprfL ~
Burlington. Dec. II. 1915 IA WsIs
| Jefferson street between Main -"
directly opposite the Iron Store
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w lndow Shades.

TN PUTttTS ana Dealers- PI
In I nnepartnt Window Shades s,..,
] c. WooDFeRD, 2s9 2 Broadwav 'aes,
kelly Il RIKER. III Chatham, beiv.u,
welt and Pea
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Cards.
Looking Glasses.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Clocks, Lost II
Glasses, Varnishes, Cabinet Furnitun,
G. V. HOUSE 81 Co., I07 Fulton st.
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Gold Pens.

Manufacturer of Gold Pens a,dp I'D
sion Pen holders: s'eMss
4. G. BAGLEr, lo9 Broadway.
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Umbrellas. etc.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Umbrellas, In
soils, Parasolcts and Sun.shades:
GEORGE j, BIRD, $50 Pearl, opposite CcrS y
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forage! STORAGE!! The
~ subscriber lie prepared 10 store
grain or any other produce or Mercha ndise.
on tho most favorable terms, in his Stone
Warehouse, corner Valley and Water
streets. GEORGE PARTRIDGE
~p25 Is
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% 5outbsrn & lDestsrn ttIertbants.
N. Y. WHOLESALE HOUSES.

Ooo.oIo-o-o.O-o-o-o-oo 0c0oOorO0oo-o-o-ooo-oo
rryHE undersigned. MERCHANTS, MANUfAC.
l TUReRS. IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE
DEALERS. are now prepared with Fail
stocks Of all goods in their respective de-
partments. peculiarly shifted to the wants of
Southern and Western Mer-
chants.
The large and varied assortment which the
New York market afords to purchasers,
presents superior opportunity for choice
selection, and on terms as favorable, to say
the least, as anv other market.
Merchants are assured Of our determi.
nation TO pl ease, If possible, both old and new
customers, who are respectfully invited to
examine our several Stocks aud Prices.
DRY GOODS.
Importers and Dealers.
In Staple and Fancy Foreign and Domestic
Cloths, Cassimeres and Dry Goods gensr-
c. W. 4 J. r MOORE CO, 2o7 Pearl street
four doors above Maiden Lime.
BALDWIN, ROWLAND & THOMPSON,
l7S. Pearl, between Cedar and Pinc-sts.
Tn Silk and Fancy Goods:
CHARLES pURFEE Il CO., 1913 Pearl-street,
and &c Beaver-st
In SIX and Uorstea Gooas, F4ncy Trim
mings. &c. SC:
D. 5. TURNER, No, 60 William st between
Pine and Cedar
In Silk, Fancy and White Goods, Bonnets.
Umbrellas md Parasols:
ALFRED EDWARDS 4 Co, 100 Pearl.st,
CARLETON, FROTHINGHAM & CO., 127
and l2g WIliam.st in the new block
between John aud Fulton streets, the
Washington Stores"
In Ribbons SILKS, Millinery and Fancy Goods |:
WIN. w. PlNNEO & co 81 and 50 Cedar-st
In all kinds Of Caypeting, Floor oil Cloth, &C.:
aIDRICU & BARSfOH, 4lU PearI.st,
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Dealers in Neao Books, Periodicals and Cheap
Publications
WIN. IL. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings, oppo-
site the Park.
BURGESS, STRINGER & CO, Republishers
Of London Lancet, 222 Broadway
Publishers, Booksellers and Ststivners:
PAINE & BURG ESS, 60 John-st
s. S, & w. WOOD, 26i Pearl ST.
ALEXANDER V. BLAKE, 70 Fulton-st.
corner OF Gold
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Commission Merchants.

Groccrs and Commission Merchants:
J & A. LowERY, III -Front-st.
Commission Merchants, and Dealers In
Irvine. Shoe thread, School and
Books staple Station aud Paper
Ings:
GEr4N q F&aeEns, a. Maiden Lane.
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.

Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
Manufacturers I'm Importers and Dealers,
In saddlery. Harness and Coach Hardware:
w. J. Buck, 209 Pearl.st., four doors above
Maiden Lane.
In FOREIGN and Domestic Hardware, Nails,
Iron. Steel. sc.
aETaoRE " Co., ~ and 81 tesev, corner Of
Washington SITS.
LONG, DAVENPORT s Co. 10 Platt st. :
In Foreign aud Domestic Hardware, Cutlery.
Mechanics Tools, &C., Of all descriptions:
w. n. SEYMOUR & Co !, A Chatham SQUARE.
PErER DURYEE, POI Greenwich, corner of We.
- sey-st.
Van WAcEsEx & TUCKER, 172 Greenwich,
corner Of Dey st.
Caps, Furs, &c.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Caps, Furs, SC
NJ. GooDHEIM d Co., l0l Maiden Lane.
Busters.
Manufacturer of VIM. Stcele's Patent Feather
buster:
STEELE s. Co.. 305 Pearl.st.
Music and Musical instruments.
Manufacturers and mporters,
Of Musical Instruments, Depot of Bronze
Powders
EDWARD BACK, 81 Futon.st.
OF Musical Instruments, Publishers and I'm
porters of Music, Agents COR Hallet, Davis
s. Co g celebrated Piano Fortcs:
Firth, HALL & PoND, 239 Broadway.
OF Piano Forles with or without Coleman 3
Patent Eolian Attachment:
NUNS 4 CLARK, 2i0 Broadway.
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Soap and Candle Manufactu,,
JOHN hInxaAs, 81 Catharine st.
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TIN WARE AND TIN TOOLS.
Manufacturer and Deal.r in Plain and Jdpaned
Tin rare, Timers Tools and Machines, &c.
EDWA CARTER, 81 Fulton ST.
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Busters

Manufacturer of VIM. Steele's Patent Feather
buster:
STEELE s. Co.. 305 Pearl.st.
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I'LL CLOTHS. Table. bureau and
stand covers, Of = superior quality by
SSPS - D & P LIsDxMrrn
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GLASS, EARTHEN AND BRrTANNIA
WARE.
I'm portcrs, Dealers and manufacturers.
In French and English China, Glass and
Earthen Ware:
between Pearl and William. SITS
HENRY w. HAYDOCK s. CO., 276 Pearls
betwee Fulton ana Beck man
In all the Branches of Britannia Ware:
BOARDMAN Il HART, 6 Burling Slip.
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Entirely New.

VIE subscriberis now opening. and has
Il his arrangements nearly completed at
the corner Of Third and Jefferson-sts. OPP
posite the large new Hotel, 2l2 Packages
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Caps, Furs, &c

" Manufacturers and Dealers in Caps, Furs, &C.
a. GooDHErM d Co., l04 Maiden Lane.
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La w
Agricultural Store.

Agricultural Store. \
Manufacturer and Dealer in Agricultar VII
chimes, and implements generallv hrsi
t. PLANT, No. 5, Burlng Slip. sup
ssral
Cards. !.
Manufacturer Of Playing, Visiting ndh
ness Cards:
GEORGE CooK, IL Fultonst
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WO2t OF inc dUUVE 1NHu6 0Te kDfOV0d N
aUare well timbered
sep25 GRIMES Il STARR
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In Muscatins County.
The undivided half Of the

hes MOincs County Lands.
NJ We will sell the following tracts ia
Des Moines county, at great bargains.
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SUPERIOR CIGARS. IS BOXES
~ received on consignment at the China
and Hardware Store, opposite the Barrett
House. To close sales they will be sold
low osta gaz copy
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N E w S TORE.
TNIiE Subscribers have just receiEed x
Il the East new and splendid stocked
FALL g. WINTER GooDs
which are respectfully offered to thPsi
among which are
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THE BEST YET.

HyHE Subscriber has just reed from
Il Boston and New York a full supply OF
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-28
l. U G / N A COR d l A l.,
OR THE
EIIYIR 0E LOWE

THE and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughout the British Empire France,
and the United States has given celebrity which time
only eace IL has long been used and by the
most eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
sovereign and speedy for Consumption Barren
Impoency Lucorrh9a Whites Distracted, difficult
painful Menstruraton ncoptnence OF Urine involqn
discharge thereof and for the general prostraon Of the
system whether the result Of inherent or by
There shadow of doubt that this true and were not
the delicate nature hundreds would testify to
the unriyaed efficacy of the Lucna Cordial pecic for
tons Pains the Kidneys Female Suppessons Tor the
verse Proapsus Uter and fact almost disease to
which the delicate portion he hNman organization il
liable indeed Maormation Of the parts but
for thing short Of that offered nalible cure,
while in all other diseases enumerated above whether acute
chronic will be found safe and sovereign remedy The
Lucna Cordial gentle operating generally the
secretve and bacng the whole system without
STIMULATING function produce subsequent relaxation of
the and bracng the whole without SO
stimulating function produce subsequent relaxation
On the contrary seems to act IN perfect harmony with ma
ture and does not create temporar vgor but
fully convince the purchaser of the truth Of all have
serted.
Principal Office removed 70 No a Nassau street in the
ton Dr. Wadsworth, Providence; w. W. Clark, No. Is
street Philadelphia o. X Tyler, John Nj. Larequc,
and Roberts Atkinson Baltimore Chas Scott Washington
City o. N Linthacnm, Georgetown J. D. Wilder, Louis
VILE Ky Sanford Perks CINCINNATI and by other per.
Of the above named places Price 50 bottle
$2t dozen. no I'm m
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r. Xo,;n { CO.. moran { FreipSi $ isninssra Co
chSa . Gsis sses 1 Bowusr j.
RIGS e0s Jenkins Goo Coz fNs sy so w%s
ny so F pSst H7xis ssyb, Ms
"a s.ssu..ls B9alry HsImcis eOs sssIi Sxse.ea
SnT9 s
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ss asalsss. soG "a: -sf
ssyser-l D Bret-i HABIT Coolers Qbes 4 Dsmb-
ington-i, Colfcr,-i siese-s Coffin: Bradley g. coz
fs%s Hss Hss.9 a s ae Ysas.
Ellis Read Caylsr co.. IoIm.nn E~fr; !, casks
col Dbl wine Bengeni cask do q Bishop, jr3o pkgs
Soeschigth Wsendonell-l Schmidt & andrese-3
2B 2 4 Wit.hau,77 L Croshess-s Gh9npeesen \ col
Sevesque6 Ely Harisson3 trunks the Collector
the Customs-50 tons plaster ballast
Ezabeth-28 cks or do 100 b,skts
oouisrd-25 BIS eorks A Briehaup Chun-a5 L Fielder
II box c Gomez.
RorrExpAM-Brie Harmone-s0 pipes gin Wolfe-2 cs
Boring X Witre-l0 madden IS bags seed, to order
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sa5sTl-Ar sch: Ms, dows 6sdss o% Block i:i.ad Ann
turus from Dshion Tor WaTeham; Nassau Howe from 81
il?% Alssny i' ns Esi .eh Ruesm Mitchell
Phsdelphls; z3th7E Adams. Adams Batrore. r.,,;
Bss aa S.dsps sfhr' Mary smith, Da''
PHLApELPHiA. June 2Arr barks Venezuela Dill, from
Porto Cabso Clement, Lsmond from York; brgs Mot
Fsrnham from Providenee Arrival Glover New
ninshsm from Mddetown Turk Nickerson IRON Boston;
Msh cfoms Helena
salem Mass; J & w Erickson, Smith, from New York;
New zealand Poland from Easpot Fellowship tsnhaam
Staples; from New York; Baltimore Sesvy from
barge Dolphin, Lamb, from NewYork.
Lenity Boston CID bsrk Home Rio Janero; schs VIM
Burse " York; Select Fall River. ,,
Norot' .oop. VoIsni Winston Roadou Juno AsI
PosI;aevrn June 2,nBrs jul, Helen p9%h ..;as
RIenMosp June ss-Arr sehs Erto. Robinson. Thomas.
Wasp, csde Rsppahsnnoei; Susan. Allen New York Al
City Point, snP Superb. Gasshsli, from Baltimore Sailed
sAvaSNaH June 2i-Arr barks Collins. " York;
Isaac Mead Brown do; brigs Savannah, Hawley do;
ssphsn. Huehas Bos!cs; Eleanor Brown Be 1aa;s
sAlra June s,a,Brs Exile. tBrl New Edipburg; ;eh,s
Sid, brig Oriental; ssv, H Herrick:
s%i,h cossi YORK; Mon.oen, Mc.i.adsf Phas
American Eagle Marden, do. CID, Sarah Beny, Oxnard
psawe Eo Havana seo
ia, Thomp.on, Calais. Me; Jones' Grifkng New York
Cassius. Eldridge. Boston.
brig LArch, Gray, Trinidad
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THIRD EDITION.
THE
PRIVA TIE TIRE a TISE,
nv nR Ralph

IN CERTAIN DISEASES in which the best and most
convenient Of stated in the plsne posi-
BILE 1.-THE prescriptions used the authors
nee being given without eserve) giving also clear and
mistaken venerea which afford wide field for the
ortons and receptions of weknown Boosting class Of
people.
Few Of the and varied of de.
csption which exist this subject To be had only ss
Greenwich Price 81 (Sent by post, unbound)
PS-Aware Of the opinion ia general entertained Of those
who obtrude their skill the public (multtudes Of whom
almost paer) it is considered duty TO
give the following statement the ground which this lit
tie book claims especial confidence -
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of EdinbIIgn
which has passed through several editions Treatise
Dyspepsia the Epidemic Cholera &c. &c., he has tcsti-
monia letters from the Physicians of Europe
he most eminent in America Sir Ashley Cooper 70 Dr.
and, which gratifying has permss refer to al
physician Of emnence in the city. mr2 limos
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SOPHY OF WORMS
IN THE SKIN

MANY YOUNG PERSONS especially those Of, full
1v1 habits, who indulge rich foodare very much
noysd BY the Of black the side Of the
nose the lip the chin the forehead &C., resembling
roughly squeezed small wormke substance otrudes,
having black head The superstition however that they
in reality worms enron These ots occasioned
by undue accumulation Of the fatty matter which
this oveps chokes the pores and concetes The dust
floating the adheres substance and
the black speck This gives the dirty and
and the remedy Of squeezing universally
often the distenson Of the Inflammation and
painful pimpes.
The only remedy this wash the face
with warm water and GOURAUDS Italian Msdeated Soap,
which also inable in the removal reckes sallow
ness redness pustue; ringworm morphew. salt Iheum
chaps cracks chass old sores &c Beside being delicious
eradicate superiuoI. human hair GoURAUps Grecisn
dye red light gray hair rich and Interchangeable black
GOURAUD'S Liquid Rouge designed impart to pallid
cheeks the natural hue of the !,
important that these articles should be pnrchassd
Liz Gourauds Depot 81 Walker LIST FROM Broad
of Jordan Milk Boston, and Of druggists gene
rally throughout the Union mas lmkm
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports,

BALrrMoRE June HArr brig Mary Stanton, Beane Bos-
Lubee; Gen Worth. Aiwell New York; Maria, Johnson,
do ooh,rss;cn Packet, Tha,shs ds Bstmor.
Glouces CID ship Johannes Breml Klockgsher Bre-
men bark Globe tFrenchl Baudonin Havre SD brig y
Orb Hubbard por, Spain: Amelia. . Terry York H.,
York sch John smmons Small from Boston Mary. Ire
fethcn from Portsmouth, N H. In Hampton Roads, ship
Camera Dunbar from Boston; bark Home, Wi from
Pot W.rhs bound for Rio JaaeiIo schr Aveline, Prebe
PHLApELPHiA June 27Ar briggs Delaware, Borden Fall
River: Meridian, Briggs Warsham schr Burton Alder
sohronia Halle Boston, brgs William Fish Boston Co
Palm. Edridss. boston, :chs Jew. psnni, Am.sbury;
Hall Hanepan Boston; " Glenn, shu. B9syon Orr ;;
Bias Cunningham. East Cambridge Express, Smith. New
York; John McCrea Forsyth, West Indies. Below, ship
Richmond, and two schooners.
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This celebrated remedy with
happy effect the Of the eminent physcians and
surgeons in the British Empire FIs and Germany lldeeS
susans the high The highest medical authority
in the United States superior anyoher ar
Gle Tor the the above distressing
Tb does offer this remedy Catholicon but
specific for the following deplcrabe affections vi, tho
consequences early ndscreet habits OF YOUTH and
physical proraon, rabty Of the liver
dyspepsia muscular energy weakness Of back low.
erexemties lasude, nocturnal emissions geeo and impo-
tency and total decay Of vty melancholy aber-
ration Of mind confusion Of ideas loss Of memory dmness
Of vision pain in the head vertigo and unscy aversion e 90
Hundreds OF Of sudden decline consumption may be
traced the above banefu Young cites.
and particularly the country where these solitary habits
prevail alarming extent and those whose matrinoni
al have been productive Of those happy results
which should attend the connuba state, will perceive that
this Of important subject to them
you would be relieved from the above named evils and be
restored to manly vgor delay this cordial The
hints and full disclosures which the medicine
highly important the married and SINGLE Price - bot
tie; $40 half dozen or so per dozen.
few bottles Of this cordial which will be found sminenly
serviceabe and debitating climate, where these
disorders greatly aggravated and the rapidly d.
Sold Wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY. Fulton street.
The Cordiai viii be forwarded any part Of the
city country BY addressing above paid amount
closed
Also, for sale by Dr. Wadswoh IS North Main street. PRO
vidence X IL at 1888 Washington street. Boston No. Broad
way, Albany; and Of Aiarchiei, Utica N r.
letter post paid At is Fultca street New York srrssss
the Office ek store. al6 innSr
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Smuggins," cries on; some selEexalted leader at
primary meeting" and instantly a locker on
shall see an hundred hats twirhng in the air, and
hear the stentoran shonts from an hundred voices,
''hooray for Smuggins''-and consequently Snug
gins IS hoorayed INFO Office, an NJ G perhaps;while,
If some time after he has been sworn into office,
YOU may chance TO see letter written in the pro-
per writing OF Smuggns, you shall see the pure
English woiully malneated. and incontinently
conclude that the "rudimans" of Smuggins's edu-
cation have been shamiully neglected; Yet this
same Smuggins has influence" with the powers
that may happen TO he. And Smuggins shall get
his son, brother, or nephew, !" very snug place
under government.
What is TO be done with Gen. Games Nous
pe17pns.
Some weeks ago, Mr.. Buchanan sent to Con-
gress, through the Executive, PROFIT for n reor-
ganization of the Department of State, and there
isnsw promise that twill soon receive attention
Mr.. Trist, at present the able, industrious, and
trustworthy chief clerk, will be appointed assistant
secretary, and no man deserves promotion more
than Mr.. Trist
1t quite impossible to conjecture the grounds
for the assertion that Mr.. Giets nomination as
register OF the treasury will be rejected by the So
nate. Mr.. Glet has brought his bureau into state
oforder and regularity heretofore wholly unknown;
IS prompt, active, and Jealous in the discharge of
duty and no argument, worthy to be entertained
by the Senate, can be brought forward in favor of
his rejection. We cannot otherwise account for
the delay in his case, than by supposing, as we do
upon tenable grounds, that there has been no ne
cessy for extreme haste in the premises. Mr..
Gillet will be confirmed.
There are those in the Empire State seemingly
very anxious for the propelling'' of Gen Dix
They would set him up as a candidate for COVER
nor, when, by his learning, good sense, and afia-
b,lity OF manner, he has won in the Senate, " a
name among the mghtest" This project. how
ever, is wholly out OF the question, and must
not be thought of for moment" says letter from
high souloe and UNREASONABLE authority
Let well enough alene," AT any rate for sea-
son. Events will shape themselves
We observe that some Of the southern journals
are specially out OF humor with Gov Marcy, on
account OF the course pursued by him, under in
strucuons from the President, towards General
Gaines. In all candor how could Gov. Marcy
than by putting it out OF the power OF Gen Gaines
u set orders and instructions at naught Gov
Marcy has done ali his duty with zeal and an
energy that does him honor and this, too, in the
very teeth of the overwhelming popularity Of a
gallant, brave, but somewhat impetuous veteran
General