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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-12
Another Argument.

The late freshets have damaged tho
Pennsylvania Canal, the Ohio Canal and
tho Hooking Valley Canal, so that navi.
gation is stopped for several weeks, ifnot
forthe season. Merchants goods are de-
tained-Salt aud Coal are prevented
from reaching many markets--except
these things are transported by the old
and slow method
This is ever the way. When Canals
are most needed, they are most out of re.
pair, and much is lost by delay, In fact,
only about three or four months of trans.
portation can be counted upon with safe.
ty in the whole year. This can be rene.
died entirely by Railroads, and all classes
ofthe community are interested-let ac.
ton then be taken upon the subject, 1t
is useless to hold back. As new improve.
ments are invented, it seems as if Provi-
dence to compel mankind to use them
interferes to convince them of their utili.
ty and excellence over old methods
When the law of progress is ut work
men only injure themselves by holding
back Sooner or later, they must keel
pace with the improvements ofthe age
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-12
Arrival OF The CaIedonIu.

The Royal Mail Steamer Caledonia
arrived at Boston this afternoon. She
brings news from Liverpool and London
fen days later than that brought by the
French steamer Philadelphia, and Ii
days later than the Cambria. The late
ness Of the hour, however, prevents my
giving you extended details.
Flour has declined In Liverpool about
one shilling per barrel on the previous
quotations, brought by the Cambria. At
The departure of the Caledonia best A.
morican Western Canal Flour was sell.
ing at $3.50 to 5000 per barrel. The
highest quotationsiof the Cambria were
S6.23 Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour
on the 18Th ult. sold!at ,25 to $3.50
b The quotations Of American Wheat
are rauging from 81 Sc to 81 ,66 perIbuSh.
81 asto quality and condition, being the
sxtremes ~ iat aJicas fam aoles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
NOtesInpI session.

For TariHs Tea and Coffee, VIZ January 3 1871
AGAINST Resolution That II 10 pedent to levy any
DUTr ON Tes and Coffee voted Messrs lyon and Giles
of Md Reid, Mckay Clarke and Bsgs OF G Oar
gan Payne. Bowdon, Houston and hspmsn OF Alabama
Thompson Roberts and Adams of Miss La Sere. Hsr.
manson and Morse OF La Boyd OF Ky Cullom. Jones
Martin. Chase sud stanton of Tenn. and Douglass OF
III Vhiss o; Locos "a
Against Riuer and HarbOr Bill viz: final passsge)
FEB 20 le41 voted Messrs Dunlap and McCrate OF Me-
Perry Of Md, Dromgoole of Va Bdutase Reid,
Docksry. Dobbin, Mckay aud Bggs of n G.. Daniel in.
visole); Payne, Houston. Chapman, Bowdon aud Hil-
lard OF Ala. (DTgsn invisibe); Thompson and Adams
OF Miss (Robers nyisible La Sere and Hsrmsnson OF
La Boyd Martin and Bell of KY; Wick of Ind (Ow.
en- invisioe)-snd Cuom Jones Cooke Crosisy. Gentry
BrorH. and Johnson OF Tenn Hhisss Locos -
against The Lfrom Senate ITO AFFORD SOME RE-
SUFFERING PEOPLE or IkELAND," March
L. l547, H. O. for q. w Jones of Tenns motion TO LAY
1T THE TABLE, when within two days of close of
session. voted Messrs. Moulton of N H.; Arnold of r
| ; Perry OF Md Graham BarrtnSr. Reid, Doekay,
Dobbn, Mckay, Daniel of N. c.. Cottrell. Houston,
Chapman, Of Ala Thompson, Adams, Roberts, of miss
ThibodsaHr, Harmonson, Of La Boyd, Bell Martin,
of Ky. Johnson, Cooke. Culom, Jones Martin Gentry
Chase of Tenn. Douglass OF H. Owen of Ind nvisi-
bic }. go. Vhisse Locos 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

IS 249 In 4th Distrct-McCrsie had 1881 Morse 64sl
scattering l207.-(29) The Hannibal OF party prosti
tuition. who moved to bend even unclaimed letters
in Po.toices to the purposes OF faction, at the public
expense.
MARYLAsD-(30) The Wings name DR. Snih of Ale
Esny. Richard Pots Of Frederick, W Clarke and d
RomdR of Hsgersown. &c. The Locos speak OF select
ng Robert Mason ~ Washington T. w Lyon NJ Car
roll VIM Frick &c-Marysnd gave Clay IS 9e4, and
Polk 81 go votes In is4i-msj 1903 Clay. (3D Dun
can Naiips got LA The WITH District is com
posed OF Is out OF the 20 Wards Of Baltimore City.
MrssrssrPPr-C3O Clay 10 2O6 Polk IS 1876. ls44-msJ
go Polk Since distrctrd for Congress and Presi.
dental msjorities calculated accordingly 3 Moved
vote Of censure sgsns Tayo for his humane cspitua
ton granted To the Mexcans At Monterey go Wing
candidate le4S Colonel McClung 10 mentioned Tor
another District
Nrw HAmPsHRE-(39 The Independent party have
nomnstsd hnOs Tuck and John Preston. the latter In
the lid District majority OF all the votes cast 1. re-
qured to elect President Polk will get to New Eng
land the of this important election Curious CO.
incidence thstl-This State gave Clay 1896 Birney
46 and Polk o. 100 In 1874 100 lst District Good
pin Wing 4 357, Woodbury. Loco. 1888. Hale. lnde
pendent 3l37, in 46..-.0D Over Clay and Blrney
(3s) Polk 800 II1 District Goodoia Wing 6ss
Woodbury.. Loco 677O, Hale, Independent 20t3 In 46
New Hampshire elected by general ticket 10 29th Con
gress. and there vacancy
NoRrH CARoLINA-(4O) Re1istrctcd last January
Calculations OF Presidential msjprities accordingly Ma
re. In the old Districts Governor, last year lot
1901 I'D 500 lid 67s INth 5-2 With 742 and iAth
cs all bhH ana WIN iic, WIN Soo' hu VIM use al
Loco.-NOrth Carolina gave Clay 43232 and Polk "a
North CsrOliaisn) 80 PSI Ia lsii-maj 3945 Cidy-..
CD Ciis9man. Wing opposed Graham, IN ls45 and lost
Ia ls43 Cinsman defeated Grahdm-maj 929. (i2) lid
District rearranged last January and the numbers
be stated precisely Cstswos Co was included
In the Lincoln returns In (43 Rets,ricted last
January new Counties formed-maj orites therefore
strictly correct 40 Son Of the celebrated John
Kerr Baptist minister. The District gave l79 for era
kdm Whig Governor last yesr. .(45) Over RoEsh
ton Whig-In ls43 Saunders. Loco had l4l msj-the
District boundaries different now.--.(4o) Tried to
vote down singh Congressional Di.trcn . 90 DOS
also opposed BY James l.. Bryan. Loco He against
Bond Wing In ls45 and got in lsiJ bis mslor.
ty only s) In si5, Biggs oursn OHIds l4I
vo,es-in ls43 Rdyno, Wing was elected BY maj OF
si5-limits OF District not changed In le47.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

Omo-(49) By the death of Gen. Thos l. Hsmer'
Loco The District gave 1857 majority for Todd, Loco
for Governor lsst year
RHopK IsLAND-(50) State, 1874 Clay 1922; Polk,
4s67-msj 2i55 Clay. ..(5l) Benjamin b. Thur'ton is
named.
TENNE.srE-(52) Clay 5000; Polk. 59.9l7 in 1874
msj ll3 Polk. --.S3) Two Wings Cooke and ReRean)
ran sganst Gilbert Loco-they had 100 majority
him. go Over Blackwell Loco. In le43 Blackwels
majority 90 Campbell Wing. l54d) Gen. Cul
lam has retired. $50 j. Folks old District $50
Battle PeytoR elected In ls45 by 90 mi and in s43
by 9s7....( $50 John 3. dshe. Whig member for 10Th
District In 2sth Congress IL also named 1851 c N
Williams of Henderson and Col ". r. Haskell, are
didates. (59) Sat In last three Congresses.
vIEGINrA-(so) By the death of Geo. C. Dromgoole,
Loco, member elect, whose majority was l7.-..(6D
Deserted the Wings Was for Harrison In 1910 and for
CGy in ls4i against Van Buren, but round to Polk
ls Calhoun man now Col. Boiling came within IL
votes of Mr.. Dromgoole last April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

TREATY WITH MEXICO The Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia BLtia whose opinions
say. the Editor Of that paper, generally reliable.
writes a. follows
The Treaty, copy Of which Mr Trisi carries with
him 10 his pocket will probably be agreed to BY the
Mexcsns without much alteration and in that Shape
ratified. Its stpulatiODs exceedingly h0ers-more
than the M-xcsns bad night 10 expect and so easily
executed that Mexico will not be cslrd upon 20 expend
dolsr In the whole transaction. % the contrary, she
will be the recipient OF avOrs surrenderng nothing but
terrory which In point Of fertility il nothing better
than a bag OF bones. and Of whose maritime situstiOn
from the very Of ner other provinces she would
Mexican clsims will be assumed by our Government
and their be deducted from the purchase money
Of California be rumor that going 10 guarantee
any form Of Government the integrity of he remsn
log Mexican Territory TO Mexico, 10 entirely without
foundation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

FRKr TRApK-The mechanics of & M land. many
Of them. induced by their politics. leaders to cry
lusuly for Free Trade few years since and their
Government gave them large dose of that univer-
sal psnscea ss 1t possibly could How the medicine
they took sits their stomschs the folio wing stsie.
ment clipped by the Boston Atas from an English Jour.
nal will aid us In showing;
FIRE. Trade Meeting publicly convened at the
Town Hall OF Manchester the great center OF that sys
TEN and met there Tuesday the 18th of May last
Eiksnsh Armitsse, Esq occupying the Chair The Oh
ject of the meeting to take into consideration the
proprey of petitoniOg Parliament that the Corn Laws
be not allowed again to come into Operation"
Mr.. Thomss B.sley. President of the Chamber of
Commerce moved the 6rst Resolution. the purport of
which was that Free Trade the psnsces for all the
eyls which exis, The speaker went at length to
advocate the adoption of bis Resolution and gave his
luton was seconded by Alderman Harvey and oct
TO pass. when James Leach workms In one " the
mills. arose 10 propose ss amendment There
alta npt 10 silence him and 20 make him cit down but
be poTssted in his right to offer the amendment and TO
sp,sk 10 the Resolutions and the Amendment which
10 the following Effect That in the opinion Of this
meeting there be security for the British sborer
until such legislative measures adopted will yuard
native industry sgsnst the evil effects OF svaiee or
the caprice OF foreign merchants the equally cruel
injustice arising rom domestic usury, torusling and
monopoly
He spoke for some time in support OF his amendment;
ssd the people bad teen deluded BY the cheap
bread and high wages which they hsd been promis-
ed BY those who had been sctyo IN advocating Free
Trade doctrines. These same msD. he now said
- showed determined purpose OF reducing the wsses
OF The working class TO thu utmost possible extent -
W hen Leach sat down William Dixon, another opera.
tive, and seconded the smendmeDt He was even
more plan-spoken than Leach he Eked II the resiric
ton ia trade bad been the OF The distress which
prevailed how was IL that the whole burden and fallen
upon the ~orsipgmsnt st-phen Clark another opera
i've obtained the door after Dixon had closed and finally
be Mayor wss obliged TO put tbs amen dmen. 10 q vote
he p-per ssStes that IL carried by forest OF
hsods out the decision wss disputed. TWAS again put
g sin carried and again cisputed A third lime The
amendment WAS put from the chair aud the number Of
,ands Ia its favor was greater than ever Then came
he original motion and there were scarcely twenty In
- favor. Tho Mayor then dissolved the meeting
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pIsPAroHRs YoR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TeLEG RAPH.
by The Governor.


ALBANY. June 81 P NJ
The Governor has nominated Hon. Frederick
whttlesey of ISochesser' late Vice Chancellor
With Circuit, aud more recently candidate for
seat in the ner Court Of Appeals, To be a Justice
in the Old Supreme Court to aid in closing up its
heavy arrears Of business, rice Jewett elected TO
the ner Appeals Court. The Senate has deferred
its action on this nomination.
The Governor has also nominated Mr.. Justice
Besrdsey TO the Office Of Chief Justice Of the Old
Supreme Court rice Chief Justice Bronson, elect
ed. with Mr. Justice Jewett TO the nsr Appeals
Court. this nomination the Senate has confirmed.
The nomination of Abel as Appraiser, rice Hay
den the Senate has deferred acting on.
The Governor and Vice Chancellor Whitlesey
are Whigs-the Senate and Mr. Justice Besrdsley
are Locos
PHrLADELFRIA. June %, ls47.
The Southern Telegraph Is oat OF order. No
news.
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Of the bill. of the several State Bank. in circula

Of the bills OF the several State Banks In circula.
ton, during the last war between the United States
and Great Britain. and up to January 1916. Ia
November 1873, Mr.. Jefferson estimated the
amount as high as two hundred millions. This
estimate says Pitkinl was made on data merely
conjectursl. and was no doobt far beyond the
actual amount.
We have before us, statistical table respecting
the United States, made by the Chevalier De
Besujour, French Consul General in the United
States in 1905 from which we take the following
estimate Of the currency OF the United States from
l7s4 IN laos viz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
Notes.

ALApAmA-m Clay 26 Os4 Polk 37.740 in ls4i-maj
ll.656 Polk ....2) Formerly Governor OF Alabama
The lot District returned Della Wing 10 1898 by l5o
msi % There was special election In this Dstr let
In 4s sam Beraan Wing got 5000 votes. and J. l.
Cottrell 1929 difference only 80 Bemda IL agaln
spoken Of .... In l5i3 Texas and "a 40 cry. and
then Payne hsd 295 90 Voted against single
Conversational Districts 90 Judge Lane OF Lime
stone a good WING il named t6d) Had no opponent
in ls45.CD Gen Felix Mcconnell. since dead. car
red the District ia 43 and AS against the rttaT Loco
and mig candidates His msjorlties were $50 and 7oj
ILLrSors-(s) By resQoston of Douglass Loco, elect
cd to senste ..(e) YdHdnreE0 had 6s6i votes, and
Wilson. Aboltonist 395
IxprASA-QO Clay 81 567. Polk 701sl, in ls44-msj
23l4 Pult.-..Q) Owen d0dsed Hamns dishonest reso-
luton on the Post Oce la ls43 bis msjprty was 6U2
.(l2) Speaker Last Congress There aredouble nom.
nations, Loco. .Q3) Formerly an scuve member oil
Congress and disposed TO Custom House Reform
90 w,s elected in 1913 by majority OF over Nc
G1u1h,, who defeated HIM In le43 $3.50 5) Two Coun'
ties MONTGOMERY aud Warren. oppose his nomination
and II 4. believed that he will be beaten He was hrs
elected 10 ls43 and lodged HamiR's motion last Win
tsr..O6) Sample Wing carried the 9Th District In -
by majority OF Ji4 snd lost It 10 le4o hy '43- I'D
Kennedy had 26O majority over u. Ih0mps0n wing,
In 80 and ass In lsl5, out of lO9JO votes pooled.
IowA-Q7a) Votes for Delegates. ls45-LOre whis
66sl Dodge Loco, 75l3--- Qe) Speaker asst House OF
Representatives l0ws.-.Q9) settled 10 Iowa IN IrJO
wa, removed by Polk from Receyersnip OF Dubuque
Land Office in l5i5, though strictly honest and pune
tusl man.
KENrucKr-C2U Clay Gl.2j5, Polk 5l9ss' in ISL
msi g1o7 Cay (2D Voted against single Congressional
Di,trct, was elected ia ls45 without opposition.
t22) Young was opposed by stone, Loco. who was re.
turned in Is43 two Wings having got oOf9 votes and
stone 4 So. 80 C&O Sipt In between two Wing candi
dates in sWhig district His opponents were George
X Mckee and George Adams (24) Was also in Iw-n-
" seventh Congress; told the people At Paris ls4S
that he would not again be candidate. Ddus defeated
T. F. Marshall In As and had 1913 over Wickfe In 1913
..C25 Now prisoner in Mexico. He ran against lib
bats IN August As. 49,.
LouIsIASA-C26) Clay 1908, Polk l37s2 10 laf-
maj 699 Polk
MArSE-C2D State; Clay 3437s, Birney 1886, Polk
57l9 10 lsii-msj ll34l, Pok--..(2s) Wing csndi'
date Tor Governor isi5 Anderson elected over all oy
s72-over More 646i For Congress ~ there were
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Farmers, 7. library -Crops In Maryland.
CKSTERvILLE, Queen Anne Co Md !

LkNIEAVILLki Nluetn Ammo 90 Mo-
June pc, 1871
inclose sl0, being my subscription for volume
Ill of the Farmers Library and Monthly Journal on Ag
rIculture. and aso for copy of Vol ILL., for my friend
Mr.. c. II T. his copy to be sent to the Queens Town
P. o. Queen Anne Co Z S. Maryland. ! only regret it
IL not 100 instead of subscriber. ! only say
have never spent IS year with much benefit and
satisfaction to myself II you think could procure 4
few trees of the Green Trs Peach, from your
pendent L. Of Clsrkville Va will you do me the ia.
TO give me bic name.
We have jus, finished our harvest of M,dn Wheat in
this neiehborhood-not much half crop. sd-
join Bskeford," the property of w. h Dec. Wright
Wishing you all the you richly deserve from
the Agricultural community, remain,
Yours truly, WIN. c. TILGHMAN.
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periods since January !, lall /:

NoTE-Previous to the year le4l, the above table
shows the total number of Banks in operation In the
United ststes-ipoudipg estimate for those from
which returns not received. From ls4l to 1876
inclusive the table shows the situation Of those Banks
aud branches only from which returns received at
the Treasury Department
The following very complete Table derived from
information collected by Mr.. ]. Smith Romans,
Editor oftbe Bankers Magazine, Baltimore, shows
the number of Banks and amount of banking CAPT.
tai in each State Of the Union, in April 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
S2O6 sesQ33

Thus, it will be seen, that the 69s Banks and
Branches in operation in the United States one
year since. were located in 4O5 cities and towns
in the different States and Territores-we are not
aware that there any very material changes to
be made 10 the above statement. More than half
of the above aggregate Banking capital is located
in the Atlantic cities and towns, the aggregate
Banking capital being nearly the same at this
na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
LADIES ARE csUrIosgo AGAINST USING
COMMON PREPARED Chalk

INy are not sroars hoo Jrigh(uuy injurious u uo
me sktH hoy coarse AoE0 roug l how sl..w yslLou
and nnheabhy tie SIN appears after using pre-.
pared Chatt B-sidS IT - M uris,as. con-
ta,nrns large gsaatify Of Lea<g
~ We have prepared . beautiful v.xstsbls article,
which We call JONESs SPANISH LILY WHITE Ia
IL perfectly innocent, being purified Of all del.tsrious
qualities and II impsrs to the shin natural healthy,
brlof cieu, LIVING wbits al he sane time scuog
metic on The skin. making IL soft and smooth
Dr. James Apdersoo, practical chemist Of Massscbusets
says After snsy sins Jone.s spanish Lily While hDd
possesses the most beautiful and natural and 81 the
tune innocent whe ever saw. e-rtaoly eonscien.
uousy recommend It's To all ~bose skn require
ufyias" sod 10 New-York only ~ 81 Ca.ham'sL
je3O 2god
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
81 THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

ALABAMA-NIcHoLis DAVIS, Esq in compii-
ance with the wishes Of the Wings Of Alabama
has announced himself a candidate for the Guber-
nstorial Chair ofthst State Two other candidates
are in the feld-Reuben Chapman, the nominee
of the Loco Foco caucus and Joshua L. Martin,
the present Governor, who, being ruled of the
track by the caucus has taken the field on ais own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
~ Extract of letter from Washington to ,

~ E1UHUt UI u IctttI IIUIIl w EsIIIBIUH % u
gentleman Of this City, dated June 20, le47:
We all desire peace, and hope Gen. Scott will be
able TO terminate the war the present season but
have before me q letter from gentleman in Mexico,
connected with the Comm'ssry Department in which
he ssys Gen. SCOTS Proclamation IT, think ex
ertns some influence in favor with the Mexicsus
but | much fear that peace is yet far distant. A
large portion OF the population Of Mexico are bene
nteo by the present of things and the wsrfare
they have commenced since the bstte of Cerro Gordo
IL exactly suited 70 them and what they delight in"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
SUPREME coURr-yu,h District.
sUPREMr COURr-YIIIth pi.trict.

u We learn that Hon Geo P. Barker, late
Attorney General OF Ne~ YORK one dsy las, week At
Nahant with accident; BY which ais shoulder
dislOcAted Ii WA not ann the administration OF ether
that the muscles Of the were relaxed As u allow
OF iEs being replaced. Boston Wing. 9th.
II The extensive mills of Augusta HIATT Esq.
the Yansska River were totally destroyed By IRE
Saturday last Mr.. H. vas Insured for 5000
Montreal Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

FOURTH OF jULYOn tots day u estivy and loy, -
We arc AL prone 70 ndngo In the good thnes o. snAs .
AID not uuequeouy excess let not IhAs
oaains tho sy stem, elmer with food or dfnk espeey
tnis VI Tho year. often attended with the
Gus Consequences II any, however, should inso,e.sr.
oycr-tep tue ounds OF prudence they should oes - s
that Wnghs Indian Vegetable Pills srs certain W pe,e1s
all evil result. from iapropr-sy OF DIST s~a 10y Wy
thoroughly cleanse The stomach and oo~os no .v 80.
bilious and corrupt buwofs which arc hs s 49,, ~ -
pains, senery, choisra morbas ana O'no'
The bowels. =.
BrigGs Iadsaa Ysg,isbls Pill also 40 aud improve OF
frame az wei "A orys dis.sse OF every kind from bs
body.
Besraye Of co.u,<y S,Tse public cautioned sgdost
he m.ov anr,u. ~ delsss (pnticxLar!y s Sssarees
ed eosntsrj wh.co, 10 10 decisive are called y
nanes similar % wnssfs Indian vegetable Pun. re
signature Of VIA Wri,h written with psu on theto
.5el Of each box 70 counterfeit this 10 fersey, and s
Others should Dc shssned ~ po'sss NewYork prneiPd
Once 2Sa Green wsnrS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
The Crops, &c.

TALBOT COUNTY, MD.-A correspondent writing
from ST. Mchaels. ssys; We have just commenced
Wheat harvest The crop in this neighborhood is per-
hsps the heaviest grown and very perfect but
fortunately much Frustrated by high winds and rain
Our Agricultural Board, who supposed to know
everything think the crop Of Talbot about twohirds
the usual product Corn later but promising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

This estimate doubtless refers ~ the supposed
amount Of specie in circulation, as well as in the
vaults Of the Banks.
The Official statements prepared by the secre-
tary OF the Treasury, give the following as the
condition Of all the Banks in the United States at
different periods since January ]. I'LL:
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. july TO NOVEMBER, ls47
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- rIvEs.. Thir,ierh Congress.
.Tbirtiefh Congress.


Ty @
= Georgia mmmam
~h cleo
seHeWhn sntSp h Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

EB- The Courier s. Enquirer copies an article
from Mondays Tribune. and adds comment 10 unne-
eesssry" The readers OF the Courier Eoquirer
have thought the same for long time past of It's com
menu generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30

thrown forward aud the bridge cleared In time
loss being man killed and four wounded among
the latter the gallant Lieut. himself shot In the left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-30
~ There Is no ercus. 1 ny man to have hi, hslr .

" There 10 no excuse for sny 10 have he hsr fall
Ing out, or 10 be troubled win scun and dsndi1f
PnaOns Chemical Hair byigorstor 10 perfect antidoie
10 all such iDconyen-nc-s Operstes the VI te
bair, giving yb and beauty Ia It's gfovlh IL will
Keep soft and moist much ger Ihan any olnsf
preparation coDseq I-buy ID t0dis penszbls oet
Persons no have tnsd II never any Other srucls.
Prepared by h. PHALos, Wig Maasr aud Hair Cutrr 81
Broadway and for sale BY drug and fancy des or. sen
orally i.3A
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Members Of last Con<rss' Ma
rlA Mgortiies sireA C9nSrs's az
n,m Districts.
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~ You foolish, silly old fellow read this And bs no
loog or bald. woisheress sod barriers Mr. w y.es.ou
of 80 LioertysL Psburgh Pa cert mes On Inc a. P.e
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