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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
rN-s~ NEW NRRANG EN- ENT-FARE RE
xsssssaassssI OuCED-on and ailer March in.INDE


PENDENT LINE FOR NEWPORT
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DIRECT. Three nlnet
= week esch way.
The stsunch snd fayorits sleaInbos, NEPTUNE, com-
handed by Capt VIM. Rollins. viii leave NewYork from
pier No Sorl River Sswp port Providence and Bos.
ION direct, Monday Wednesday aud Friday. att O'Clock
P NJ arriving in Providence in ugs for the morning
OF cars Bos.on. Taunton, New Bedford, Fail Rive Sc
snd a-o connects with the Itrsmbosts running hs
Kennrbec aud PenobscotIivers.
Returning viii icsre Providence for Newport and New
York Tuesday, Thurs isy and saturday att O'Clock
NJ srvs OF - o'clock mail train OF cars from Boston
All kinds u freight taken 81 the lowest rstsi
Fur isrlher partulsrs enquire OF Gee, T. tAlRCHlLD.
NJ. 10 Wesi-.t or Of JOHN II. RlCHScNO. Providence
Sat M the Office on the steamboat landing.
This boat il IN the most complete order having been
furnished with pair ul boilers aud many valuable I'M
provemens sGted her engn' an machinery by which
,he speed Of tho boa. such improved several new sAe
have beer aided and her pdslious Otherwise
enlarged ard improved. Ths travelling public who consult
safety, comfort economy aud spe-d WILL do 50 by patron
zng .s boat, she Il believed 10 be The best and tastes
boat ia hi= country
All persons forbid trusting this boat except wriI
order from thu Captain, other bills will he paid
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: III. NEWoISSKk ASp KKIk r,
~ caEzssss=sE-U l.. -. MAIL LINK xTB
SSS~s:sss,-.'-sy,Ss From NEW YORK to

MONTREAL. rta Bridgeport HoasaIoeic and Weston
Railroads, FRS; clsss cars S6-Secoud class 81.
The steamboats, NIMRoD, Capt j. Brooks IL and EJJRs
KA. Capt w Tuppcr vii alternately leave the Pier ,
OF Marte..t Ess River, daily Sunday eIcepiel al b.
pas; A NJ
u Albany psssen proceed immed.selyirori Bridge
port upon the srvS Of the boat and without change OF
Cars Baggage, arrive IN Albany snd Troy soe II
t-ruopr
aeu..2 tn Lice lesves Troy Aaifps't and Nskay
al7A An.
a frsg.l. ;cslu daily 81 hs;-psslo \. NJ
- For fsrther Information, both freight -.
aage spo,y 20 .. VI PERRY Agent. the Office the
Per, 10 T, j. HALL Towards Hotel, at LviusstoE !
Wells Express Oihce, 10 Waist.
MONTREAL AND SEW-yORK-The Red5ird Liza.
q Coaches 81 h0urf from Troy 10 Mnres In couuec
don WIKI his LEe Ticxsis GSm Sew-Tors asntrcsl
- o.. uottine. % hosrG the 5osiS. da9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
RtuI Istdte.

O. TO LET-Ps-t ofthe gerteel story House No IS 81
e C-st consisting OF basement rooms on the "a
Aoor, or he Sd and In inc sic-or IL would De ies
without the 80 door There an under cear 70 me
House and CrUnr Water In The basement inquire OF JAP
NJ WHITE, a5 WuHa-nst Csn be seen from TO Z. d..
mi
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RoBINSoN's PATENT PORTABLE

rNHE SICK, and persons in delicate state OF health, vii
hnh this article of essential utility in their bedcham
Der They b-used with either hot cold water, oror
Sspcr Bath They extremely usefa! Tor ships hosp
tails &c
Water Filler Establishment $50 Broadway, between Wal
ker and White sts-Faclory 81 Elm-st
2sf lm STONE BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

The Detroit entirely $50 tons hur,hen Ia furnished
with and superior eagine draws hut te water ard
Ia well adapted to tina SqIlt trade.
AGENTS. p. HastiDg Detroit; A. Seymour Co.
Clev-nnd I Livtpg-ton- sarlt st Nsri. 2If I'm
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CONNECrIcEm

bTldStport ......,..... !
City Bank, New HavwI.,dc
Connecticut BIZ. Bridgcp', do
c.. River RRsCo, HsrtSd do
Dsnacry Sank, Norwslk. do
East Ha6dau Bank. do
Exchange Bank, Hartford. dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
CLEARED.

Ship Waterloo, Allen, Liverpool
Brigs Alabama. Allen New Orleans Lagrange Hu!ey,
Gusynma; Loretto, Henderson. Ncw.Oresns.
Schrs Wescocus Wass. Kingston, ia. Susan. Holmes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
In6la Rubber GOODS.

INDIA RUBBEK GOODS, manufactured by IoR.
ACE II. DAY for sale at IS Maidenane, after Msy
. COrIisnd-st
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Nst s4-.t.t- A7tk-stt
RHODE ISLAND.

RHODE ISLAND.
American Bank. Providence
Arcade Providence. ....., do
Blackstone Canal Blk, Prov.d
Bristol, Bank of..........do
Cenireville BIZ, Warwick do
Citizens En. BIZ, Sciiuaie. do
City Bank, Providence. -. do
Commercial Bank, Bristol. DO
Commercial Bank, Prov. do
Cransion Bank............do
Cumberland Bank. do
Eagle Bank oi Bristol. do
Eagle Bank, Providence. do
Exchange Bank, Prov.....do
Exeter BSnk. do
Fall River On. TX. Tiver,cn DO
Franklin Bank, ChcpacAet. 10
Frceman's Bank. Bristol do
Globe Bank. Providence do
High st. Bank. Provldence.aC
Hope Bank, Warren lido
Kent. Bank of. Coventry do
Landholders' BIZ. :. hing'n. Go
Manufsc. Bank. Providence. dc
Mechanics Bank. Prov....do
Mech. \ Manu-. Bk. Prov. do
Merchants Bank, Newport.dc
Merchants Bark. Prov lido
Mount Vernon Blk. Foster. do
Narraganseit 81, Wexford. dc
National Bank, Providence.d do
n. Eng. Com. h k.NewporLd do
n. Z. Pacific Blk. \. Prov do
Newport Bank ...........do
\. America. BIZ OF, Prov do
y. Kingston *, Wexford. do
Newpor; Exchange Bank. do
North Providence Bank. do
PawtuNel Sank. do
Phoenix Bank, Westerly. do
Phoenix Bank. Providence. do
Providence Bauk...,....J.do
X. L. Cent. Bk. =. GreenA- do
R |. Union Bk. Newpcrs- do
r. l. Bank of, Newport. =. do
Rog. Williams Bk. Prov. do
Snithfeld Exchange Bank.do
Su,.th6e,G Ltme Rock BIZ 30
Srithheid linton Bank do
Traders Bank. Newport. do
Traders Bank, Providcnce.do
Union Bank. Providence. do
Village Bank, Srr;;hheld. do
Warren Bank do
Warwick Bank ........do
Washington BIZ. Westerly do
NWNeyeosse; Bank, Prov. :. dc
" oonsoekei +. Blk CUm'd. do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

. OFFICE TO LET-With or without Lon IL
8 Store Isl Wesst and possession msy BE- had irnIne
= dtsiely Apply TO HOWELL K GlRAuD,
2d Igl West-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

SALAMANDEh sAFEs.-SILAS c. HERRING.
SNo l3s NFasr-st !. ne only authorized person In lbis
State 10 sell Wilder. Patent safs-sIl
other Sssuander Safes being Infringement, upon my Pc
ten. ublecung The purchss-rs TO law for damage
ard Brown, ard Others and WI; be extended 10 ALL whether
hey De manufacturers, agents, or purchasers
oENJ. G. WILDER Paten.ec.
X ban assortment Of the genuine Wilder's Pat.n,
Single snd Double Schumacher Sale. Tor As On ressoosb.
e,rns land good tile gyen) al 10. Iron Safe arehouse
OF slLaS c. HERRING
mo ~ l39 Water, corner DepeYsyer.tL
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c,.,p.eLec Co E.oli

, ,Crptop Pr ABkg Co NOT,
, city Bank OF y. Crieana.-6o
, Gas Ligh, X Bkg Go. NJ. 60 60
! Louisiana, Bank OF, \, O.. 90
, Louisiana State Blk, \. Q. 40
, Nee. L Traders BIZ, =: " 40
, Uuiou Bk. Louisiana, NJ GO
ALABAMA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

FOX THE SAULT 81. Wan
Ss.si.fsss-N 1875 The low pressure s,eamooi!
DETROIT. Capt Z B. Ward, will msEe
four weekly ,riDs from Cleveland TO the Ssut ST. Mario
during the pntn of May-etying Cleveland every Mon
day evening 8 o'clock =. NJ and Detroit every Tues-
day morning O'Clock A. III Returning, " III leave tbs
SAINT Friday mornings at9 o'clock a. NJ
From first OF IUns the first of November. the De-
rot will nake trip every four days from Detroit the
Saut ST Misunderstanding eacb place follows;
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0,OO05MsE5A 3 3 8 sF 5d rh!S pr s.G Paper VIZ
22x32, 20 10 IS pounds per
24I36 Is to SO pounds per
s2x23 p 10 80 pounds per
Sab Y 10 81 pounds per
2+t2s 81 70 81 pounds per reaU.
2+X33, 80 10 so pounds per resH.
26S57 q to 50 pounds per ream
1Sx36 - 10 80 pounds per feam.
2sxi2 80 10 70 pounds per ream
23ki6 - 10 49 pounds par ream.
ixS6. 30 10 y pound per rean FOR sale by
mt i'm CYRUS w FIELD, No Burrg-slip.
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sn-,.e sOPP0sITiON 10 Imao.IiIoo -ExPIe.

It's" Opposition 10 Imposition. Express
- Line for HAtlfurd via New Hsven.Fsre 10
New Haven 80 cerls through 10 Hartford
g. No charge ber.hsThe aeuuch md eleg ant
boat EXPRESS, Capt Hitchcock will leave pier foot Of
Roosevesl f. T. 7vsrY Tae,iny Thursday and Saturday
afternoon al O'Clock Returning she will leave New-Hs-
ven every Monday "Wednesday md Friday evening" alto
O'Clock The ABOVE boat wasbIit expressly for ibis route
and waa bnli IN ,e most substantial manner be!ng cop
psred aud cupper fastened That portion OF tbs travelling
public desirou+ Of seeing the fare kept the above 10y
rates will do vel patronze the Express For freight
passse-hsving elegant stge-room ac:1ninodaton--
apply on hoard the boat or 20 J. " DLTS, Agent.
III 3Out,l.sL up stairs.
q, 49, 96f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

NEW TYPE FOUNDRY, No SO Ann-sr near Goc.
Hst-The Subscribers have opened new foundry E, the
shove place. whers they prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF
ne*spePe BOOK or fsccy ,yPee ant every other article
nece-ssry for pratcg Office. The types are hand
In new Lou!ds from ratx-s, n- bes, OF materials
and waraLd 10 De superortn beauty aud Durability
TheJ citn the latest gish s,ye expressly for stere
otypng and for this purpose superior anything
before oHered % the public. who ara invited call and
anime for themselves
LIBERAL discounts VIII be made for Cash
j 3m COCKCROFF OVEREND
DEW FOR SALE.-The Pew No 10 in the Mercer.
e. Presbyterian Church Inquire Of L. HAINES No
l46 Third avenue, or 81 81 Walo NIX
WOOD ENGRAVING.
T'UDoR HORTON CO. Designers and Engrsvers CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
INDICATED FUME BATH.

nR. SWEETS celebrated Sulphur Fume Bath has, al the
~ request OF several Physicians of this city, been erected
At Sei Broadway. Of Duarest for the OF Rheu
as Scroula Govt Salt Rhsum, ard all other diseases OF
the skin joints &c. and Is In readiness The
Psaius has been erected in many Of this country
well throughout Europe and is highly approved of h the
Medical Faculty and with universal in curing
the above named diseases, and MANY others
2pflmeod- DIP. CHoATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11
HOT AIR FURNACE

SSfALKE3'S Psient Improved Hot Air Furnaces. fo'
~ heating Dweiuga SiurSs Churches Gr.-Th-se FUR
nscas economically and efficiently; the sir IL the
apartments will be ard healthy free oHl dryne7s duet
or gas ..,,,.
Walker ,he PaeaIee and have hitherto given entire salts
faction and all wgrran,ed perform, well
Reference: N. w. Tsy!or ESQ. Governor NevYork Ecs
p.ai M Charlie. Starr approximations do; Edward Be-
Esq ~ Wals.; c. D. Rhodes, ESQ Ign Pesraifapt
er 2C6 Bowery HalfOrphsu Asylum, 6thavenue 81 r
Wrn.P. Chapman, Brooklyn; Mr. W c. Greene IN 9ths
Mr. j. H. Ransom, 209 2dst; Chemical Bank, Broadway
Mr. j. n Ash. Z)2 BroaiwRy Dr.. Alfred WaystR % We
yerly-plsce, Dir. Geo. NJ. Snow, SO,i-st
i2Sf GEO. WALKER 2a2 Rroad ~sy.
BURDENS PATENT BOKSE-SHDEs, being
ID sale by he principal dealers in Hardware the
United States al warranted perfect FORM and made o!
very hes, refined Iron Every Shoe which may found
received back and tie money returned with al
tie distant parts Of the country. r. BURDEN Agent
Prov lion and Ns yart"ry MAJ - lat' mvlg Siawy
DIG IRON-5O tons No. / American Pig Iron, for sale
l. by CASS, WARD CONOVER,
M 80 Brosd.s.
THE ULSTER IRON WUkks, Saugerli-s, u
Jersey, 10 full operation Orders for Hoop, Band
Scroll and Bar Iron will promptly executed on appica-
ton JOSEPH TUCkERMAN SO Westst milo
ESGINE LATHE.-Th- subscrit-r. offer for sale an
LEngne Lathe complete. Price $50 dollars.
27f SHERMAN, ATWATER Z co. cor Fulton ( ClE
IRON WARE HOUSE, III Green vich-.t-Keln.ys
Ayres Co, imDorer and dealers 10 Swedish Russia and
English iron, cut mails SHIP hosi aad rail- road spikes rve
boiler ron nail RODS band hoop and scroll IRON aud steel Of
ali Kinds. i2i en-
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DELAWARE.

Bank of Delaware. $1,000. /
Farmers Bank, OF Del. 49, do
Smyrna, Bank do
Union Bank Of Delaware. do
Wilmin gior SBrandywinedo
MARYLAND.
baltimore, Bank Of. /
lSSesApeake 6snk. 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

i mil be best TO refuse Bi!i' on ba'
MAINE. Eai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

LAMBS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
4 AMPS, GIRANDoLES, HALL LANTERNS. AND
IL CASDELABRAS, for The Spring Trsde-DlET2
BROTHER CO., No. is John. street ars manufacturing
ard hsve always hsnd completes articles
the,rne OF The following descriptions which ,bsy viii :
nj wholesale or rstsil, 8, Low PRICES for cash:
improved Chemical Oil and Csnphene Lamps,
Sois Lamps, Gil; and Brouzed, y gEea; -aTie.y,
Corusius Cos oelehrslsi Ps;c2! Solar Lard Lamps
GlTando,es various 2A..srni sis Sivered or hrocze6
Suspcrdirg Sosrs DoIic Csnpber- Ls-:ps
Bracket Solsrs, Side do Go
SolRr Chandeliers Bracket dc do
Patent Lard Hand Lsmps Stand do do
Snisnr,a Hand Lanps arphece Chandeliers
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm on,
do Campbenc, Solar aid Ls-d on
do Burning fluid Rsrined Whale OIL mlsy
SPIRIT CASIO bbls quality Spirit Gas, for sale
Sby DEITZ BROTHER 4 CO. No. is John-st ms
nSTRICH FEATHERS.-3uo los. long grey Or
Nch FeaiasTs suitable bra.h-s and busters for sale
By m5lw GEO. D. BALDWIN, IS Spruee-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

LuBBAkD'S PAPEkS-BURNApS BABCOCk
No rs John-sree offer for sale full OF
Pspers manufactured by the Messrs. Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue snd whi.s lmperisl, Super Roys
Royal Medium. DENY enG Flat Cap
Sank Folio Post. Bsnk Qugrto Post. Exchange esq
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled snd plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, 'ui assortment
Packet Post, Super and Exirs Super.
Tinted Pa,s Paper Cnored lulperist
Colored Royals. thick snd hin
Do Medium, do dc.
Do. Double Cap. for copy books
Eiue Glazed ColoFe6 Mediums, Royals, Ac- &c
S. 5. have also hand extensive assortment OF
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers They are also
so!e agents OF the se,su,ns Patent Enyelop Paper
Printing Paper OF sny size and quality made 10 order 81
,h,-i motto. WI osyso1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

- tOh SA11E-The story BRICK ifoni house
u and Lo; OF ground No IS D.lancey-.L Lot 2SIsG r.
The TWO story brict front House and 10; OF ground
ad Joining the above on the OF Edrdge-s Lo z
n x6n n
The Lot q ground No l25 Eldrdses wsh he buildings
thereon 10; i0I5of ifdesred the whole will be sold In
one parcel Apply 10 JOHN PEYFE, ie Murrsys a.
JAMES PHYrE. IS Madar-lsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

IN PURSUANCE OF IN order OF the Surrogate OF the
County cf NeYork, Noce is hereby given 10 all Per-
sons having elaine against Samuel Macauey late of the
City of NewYork deceascd present the with he
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber At The office OF T.
Owen No - Wais;reei, 10 he City Of NewYoTF, on or
before tho seventh day Of July next Da!ed New-York,
The sixth day ofJsnuary, 1886
JAMES HARRISON,
GEORGE HARRISON, Executors
Y Iaasm T.. H. OWEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

This extensive machinery and DINER facilities for nanuc.
turing esibrac-d N thea eab shm-nts belonging tbs
undersigned, enables him offer prompt execution Of al
orders IN superior manner and with greater hss
a. any n'he establishment Inns 2gl HORACE X DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

Ease for term OF Yeas farm OF 30 scres Fish
.kill Landing, 81 niles he North river IN popu.
lous manufacturing dsiei whers there msrket daily
Tor fruit; vegetables milk and butter and ST. other products
of farm The land Il s eraole and meadow, divided IN
10 small iots the buildings In good repair. Possession
he lst o: April Inquire 100 ChAbers.It for g. De-
-, a,oA NJ ard Z P milo lSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

JOHN P. USHER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
Terrs Hau.e, Vigo Co. Indians.
WILL attend promptly the collection and 'enance
w Of debts ,hroug hou the Western part OF Indiana ard
Eastern part Of lIros
Reference
D. Demng, Esq Tere Haule.
Jss- Fsrringion Esq. "
Z. Rose, EGG
J. d. Early, ESQ.
l. G. Warren, EEq.
Messrs Jas. Hall Co New York,
Starr < Rogers
Wr- Brown i Co Philsdelphis
Soul i Thompson lsf Law In
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SEW-JFRSEN

Belvidere Bank ........... I
Burlington Co. Bank. lido
Commercial Bank. DO
Cumberland Bank ....... do
Farmers Bank of'N. lido
Farmers y Mech. Railway do
Farm. X Mcrch. Middlern do
Mech Bk. otBurlington. do
Mech. III. ofNewark. do
Mech. X Manui. Blk. Trcn. do
Morris Co. Bank Of 49,. do
Newark BkgS lnsu. Co. do
y. Hope 4 Del Bridge Co.
Orange Bank. (:
Peoples Bank ............do
Plaiuheld Bank .
Princeton Bank ........,
Salem Banking Co.
State Bank, Camden do
State Bk, Elizabe;h,own. DO
Stale Bank r, Morris. do
State Bank, Newark. do
State Bk. n. Brunswick. . do
Sussex Bank 80. lido
Trenton Banking Co......do
I rf.,t, E-,Ls DA-ar Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-11

CidzenS Bank.......-..-.c
Com.G Farm BIZ ofBal.'e, d
Cumb. BIZ u Allegheny.
Farmers 'k ofMeryiand.
Farm.GsIech 'k,Fred'k.. q
Fsrm.kNierch- Blk Balte..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

MONEY FOR THE TROOPS AT SANTA FE.-
Capt. Thornton. whose arrival from Santa
Fe we noticed last week, came in for specie
funds to pay off the troops now in New
Mexico. 1t appears that Mr.. Walkers
Treasury notes would not 60 at Santa Fe
A large amount of these treasury notes, or
as they are styled by the Secretary of the
Treasury. War Warrants, were taken out
by the Pay Master, with the hope that
they would pass current in buying supplies
and paying off the troops. 1t was expected
that the traders would readily exchange
their specie or goods for them, and thus
give them a standing-but they refused
them, and the Mcxicans would not touch
,hem;- hence Capt. Thornton's mission.
We understand from the ST. Louis pa.
pers that he obtained $4,000 in gold
from the Bank there, with which he was
going TO return Immediately. If this is all
he takes back with him. it will not be long
before another agent viii be in for more
money, or we hear loud complaints for the
want Of it,
Our government is fast losing lis credit,
under the control of Polk, Walker 81 Co.
Their treasury issues have almost entirely
failed, and they are now advertising for a
loan at Sir per cent interest, and it is very
doubtful whether capitalists will touch
their paper even at this exorbitant rate of
interest.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

a CAUTIoN.--l would caution mother,
against the foolish ambition of irving r.
make prod'gles Of their children, and a.
galnst the vanity Of so exaggerating their
smart speeches and exploits as to make
them appear to be prodigies. l would, NOT
be SO rigid as to prohibit mothers from
speaking Of their own dear offspring, for
out OF the abundance of the heart The
mouth will speak; but may advise Won not
10 make your children the everlasting theme
Of your conversation, morning noon md
night. Rest assured, that other people do
not take as much interest in the subject as
you DO. And while l commend those
mothers who are dilligent in the instruction
OF their children, | would say, be thankful
Alexander. ~. a.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

PoRTRAIT PAIsTI.c.-We call the at
ten,ion of our readers to the advertisement
of Mr.. GEORGE FALL, Portrait Painter, in
another column. Mr.. f. designs remaining
but short time, and such as desire his ser.
vices would do well TO call on him soon.--
His charges are moderate, and the speci
mems of his work indicate that he is skill
full artist.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

GENERAL KEARNEY.--The Washington
Union, in noticing statement that Gen.
Kearney is democrat, says that they learn
that he is "a gallant and liberal Wing"
The Washington Union is misinformed.
Gen. KEAnNEy is not Wing. Although
not partizan, he is to be classed as Demo
crat. and, if freed from the restraints which
his station, as a military man, impose upon
him, he would be found acting with that
party, SO far at least, as he could consclen'
iiousIv do so.--R"pgb.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

This body met at Jefferson City on Mon.
day last, and was organized as follows:
In the Senate, Lieutenant Governor
Young took the chair Mr.. Ewing Of
Ray, was chosen Secretary, and Mr.. Fin.
ley assistant Secretary; Mr.. Fristoe, Door
Keeper, and Mr.. Jones, of Washington
county. Engrossing Clerk ..
c. F. Jackson was elected Speaker OF
the House, over A. Hunter, by vote of IA
to is. B. F. Massey was elected Clerk
8. ]. Lowe, assistant Clerk, II. B. Jackson
Door Keeper, John Stemmons Engrossing
Clerk, and Mr.. Watkins Enrolling Clerk.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
NEW YORK ELECTION.

The Wings have gained decided VIC
tory in the Empire State. ..-.r-.
Young, Wing is elected Governor, over
Silas Wright, democrat, by a majority over
10000!
The Wings have elected "a Of the 81
congressman! ....'.. .
And they have a majority of four or
five, on joint ballot in the Legislature.
New Jersey has also gone for the Wings
and Michigan for the Locos.
Particulars hereafter.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

"HANNIAL JouRNAL."-We have recei-
we'd the second number Of paper bearing
the above title, issued from Hannibal, Mis-
souri,, by II. d LA CossIrT. Ii is hard
locofoco paper, of respectable size and
neat appearance.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE Republication
by Leonard Scot, & Co., ll2 Fulton street,
New York; for October, has been recei-
we'd. 1t is well filled number, and will
richly repay a perusal. For terms, &C.,
see prospectus in another column.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

BTCapt. Hudson's company will not
go to California. Col. Price will take but
one company of his regiment. Capt. L..
J. EAsT1N, of the Cole company, takes
charge of the printing establishment at
Santa Fe. Col. Doniphan goes to Chi
huahua. Troops at Santa Fe are in good
health.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1916.

UWc lay the Governors Message be-
fore our readers this morning, TO the ex-
clusion of almost every thing else.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21

Gen. La Vega has been notified of his
exchange for Capt. Carpenter and crew of
the Truxton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13

Died
On Saturday morning April 18th, Ut the residence Of
her father No 81 East lsh street. Of lingering illness
which she bore with Christian fortituds and resignation
JArE wife ofJsmes H. Robertson and daughter Of James
Pettgrew, In the 4Oth year OF her age.
Her remains will be taken 10 the iamiv burial place,
Paterson, New jersey at " o'clock, Tuesday
Ing 1th instant The relatives and friends pect
fully invited to attend Baltimore Sum and "Philadel
phia Ledger" please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-13
q DJT-IJTZE All Ance;one.


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Housekeeping Stocks Dry Goods Grocery. aud
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