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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08

The doctrine Of no territory is the doctrine Of no
indemnify; and If sanctioned, would be public &C.
acknowledgement that our country was wrong, and that
the war declared by Congress- with extraordinary
unanmty was unjust, and should be abandoned, an
admission unfounded in fact and degrading to the
national character.-P Presidents Message.
All the laws recognising the war and providing the
for its prosecution breathe nothing but an ar
dent desire for peace. There is not thought of tier
riory" or indemnity" in them in the debates ut
tending their enactment. And yet in the face OF
these facts, the country is met with the above
meni2 Now let us probe this bubble Suppose the
President had called out the fifty thousand men
which the law of May 18th, 1916, authorized him to
do, and which 1t his duty to have DONE and that
SO soon as Mexico saw such an army marching
against her, she would have asked for peace upon
the basis of the extreme claim of Texas to her wes
tern line, would the acceptance Of such offer, and
a treaty based upon IT. have been a public acknow-
edgment that our country was wrong in recognizing
the war? Surely not If such a no-territory treaty
of peace would not then have led to this result how
can IL lead to II u0tp? t.H, 1F,t5
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08

Our army, regulars and volunteers, have covered
themselves with imperishable honors. Presidents
Message.
Thanks to their strong arm and the word-renown-
ed skill of the two immortal Chiefs who led them to
victory and not to the wisdom foresight of our ci-
vii administration which not only failed in these at
tributes, but added crime to ignorance by purposely
exposing our soldiers lives in forcing them to fight
against the most unheard of Odds
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08

Immediately after the information was received Of
the unfav orable result Of the negotiations believing
that his continued presence with the army could be
productive Of no good, determined to recall our
commissioner. Presidents Message.
This is very much like shutting the stable door af-
ter the steed is stolen. The country can never be
persuaded to tho contrary, that Mr. Trists presence
with the army was tho immediate cause of the great
sacrifice Of life attending the last battles Of Mexico
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08

The Louisville Journal, in commenting
upon Mr.. Clay's celebrated speech, uses the
following language owe are unprepared
=" to concur in the opinion expressed by
many Of the Eastern editors that this
speech will inevitably make Henry Clay
(" the Wing candidate for the Presidency /;
for we strongly incline to the belief that,
"Aeven if the mass of the Wing party shall
" seem disposed to nominate him, he will
I" decline the nomination. We are well
I" convinced that Mr.. Clay will not (and as
{" suredly he should not) permit his name to
+" be used in another doubtfu contest"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08

Lost,
an SUNDAY MORNING, between Rev Mr.. Smiths 10Th
" street Presbyterian Church and 10th street, small
Gold Pencil Case, with purple SET having the initials
A. NJ. engraved upon IT, The finder viii receive the
thanks Of the owner BY leaving Il at the National Wing
Office. dec 6-3t'
lnteigencer.l
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{ THE ADELPHI.v

The lessees, who intend accommodate one ibousand
auditors in the building, will III up In style If ceqance
and comfort so that i may compare advantneeously with
Mtchells Olympic Theatre in New York. and other hand
some and well arranged places Of public amusement They
have talented and respectable corps Of dramatic and vocal
performers already engaged. Their scenery which
and unrvaed for lis chaseness and execution Ia painted
by Mr. H. sherwood, favorable known in New York as
scenic artist Their wardrobe furnished by Mr. William
Taylor OF New York. the celebrated costumer N
70 ~ shat o. most theatrical establishments. Il '''i
The lessees have made arrangements In New York Nv
means Of which they will be regularly SUPPLIED WIN tx
sest dramatic and vocal talent that Is In the United
Sae or that may hereafter arrive from Europe n their
intention 70 conduct their Establishment In respeciabis
manner and under suitable police regulations The or.
ehesra VIII have as It's leaher, Mr. John Smith, for many
years the nowery Theatre and now leader Of Inc Or
chestrn at Palmo's Opera House - =
The lessees respectfully appeal 10 The czens of asb
ngon 10 Members Of Congress- and soourners who visit
Naona Metropolis during the session, that liberal
unnnching enterprise - = : - - 80
r., i e expected aTnr Apnrrmo will be opened on OF
limited number Of season Tickets will be DISPOSED
OF, 20, On immediate application 10 the lsssees
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II The President pretends to derive an argument
In favor Of his assumption, that Congress contem-
plated the acquisition Of territorial indemnify, from
certain words in the Act placing at his disposition
three millions of peace money. Those words are -
"to enable the President to conclude treaty Of
peace, Limits and boundaries Nth the republicef Meri-
co." The President considers that the power to con-
cude treaty Of limts and boundaries necessarily
includes the power on the part of the United States
to acquire any territory which, by the treaty, Mexico
might cede or surrender Now we arrive at the
very opposite conclusion. The words themselves
exclude the Presidents construction by their own
force. They not mere limits and boundaries but
limits and boundaries irih The republic Of lMcrico.
What Mexico7 NotMexico shorn Of territory never
caimed by the United States, but Mexico exclusive
of Texas which claimed by the United States up
to the Rio Grand. But what is worthy of remark, in
none Of the debates upon the passage of this act is
the idea Of territorial indemnity entertained 1t was
passed to enable the President to make peace and
adjust the western boundary Of Texas as claimed by
her ,f-.a.i. "a.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08
EXCHANGE no TEL /,
wAHYTYMoH0N1 drTv

sired, On Tie rear Of Coleman's and Brorn's, by
It. M. McILHANY, late OF Virginia.
THIS spacious establishments having been newly reftted
and irniahed In all liz departments 10 open TO the
public, for their patronage and support i IL situated at
Patent Once and General Posi- ONCE. Boarders, Visitors
and Travellers viii find pleasant and eapncious rooms
neatly furnIshed upon modernte terms dec S--tf ,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-08
THE ADELPHI.

MEssRs. BROWN a. NICHOLS fespecthIll,
w announce that they have leased large, and com
modious brick building, tefsouh side OF Pennsylvania
avenue near the corner of4 street. and engaged
IN fitting Il up as place OF dramatic and popular enter
tai mtnt, to be called II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-14
legal Noilrrs.
DTBLIC NOTICE. hereby give

DIBLfC NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following
Petitions have been presented 10 the Board Of Alder
men, viz To have curb snd gutter stones set IN Broad ~ay
hrty fourth and FORTY second streets To have
Forty street between Seventh snd Tenth avenues re-
guaied and graded. To have Stone-streei, between
Broad and Whitehall street actually widened 10 the
width cOnfJrnabe 10 tho report The Commissioners re-
Gently confirmed by the Supreme Court and have the sane
regulated and paved. To have the grad Of Madenane
between Pear street and Waersreet raised To have
he grade OF Sxtnavenue. between ThiryseveaIh and
FOrtygecOni streets raised and the streets ntersecung
the made cOnfOmahle thereto To have sewer con
srucfed In ThrtyfrsLsreet between BlOOmngdale Road
snd Madson-svenue To have sewer constructed In the
kntavenue Thirtythrd and FOrueih streets and
hrOu g Forfeit To connect with The sewer IN
Fighth-syeuue All interested Ia the above prOpO
sdOn, having objections TO Tue requested 10 pre-
sent them in wiring the undersigned at his Office, No
Hall Of Records before the sd day u June, inst
MARTIN T.. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
Street Commis.lOnsTs Ohce, June ". l847. lel2 ~
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THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT,

FEEFsRk0 lf d HAklr
Is TIE ONLf REMEDY for Epiiecue rus or tAAing
I.ck1essl ConvusOus spssms kc. This medicine Tor
years has been tested by many persons who hsfe
suffered with his dreadful disease snt In smost every
where 10 tss bad fair trial has efrcied Perm anens
cure Pamphlets containing thirty six psgrs % ieslmo-
ny some q which mas been presented hy eminent phgsi
can.i - had hv applying II The principal curr he
i-rerce Judge Randall az tsst Broadway, y. y Col
T. D-us.ov. ioukers. y. Y, Dr. ". L. Molroe, Guild
or1 Ohio, Rev. Richmond Tagged, West Davenport y
Y Rev. T. L. Bushnell Baltimore, Nd Joseph McD0u-
.,l East BrOoklyu. ". & Anderson. WillAms1Qrgh.
RECENTLY CURED.
Mrs Joseph Bndley, ll5 Ochart.st n. Y. c. II.
Boughlon, 81. Eighteenth ~ y Y. hrs. Jas Bertho.i
Chester. Orange CO. Y Chas Brows. seaman Taos
R Jones. R-veuus-culter Spencer together with many
others whose names not al Liberty 10 publish.
AL communications tpOst paid addressed TO Dr. ;
Hart Nat- Ivsns Hsrl viii Be punetuAy attended 10
AL orders must be accompanied with the money The ma
dciu, with full directions ia carefully packed 10 boxes
and any part q The United States Prices per box
80 sl7 and 50 Single bottles with necessary medicines
. Prepared only by DR. :. HART
Prncips Office 558 BrosdwsyN next 10 The Tabernacle.
P S-Adyice given IN sl cases free Of charge
fny.f frna0d
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90 GKEEN LEyEL FOR >ALE.-Thi. inc

Us Farm 10 tho County of Prince william virginia,
"a situated about 50 miles from AeXandria, p from
Falmouth aud ~ from OccOquan and containing about 100
acres offered for sale Al rea'onahls price The
undersigned wishing 10 settle In Kentucky VIII dispose
OF this such terms TO make an inducemsn to
those desiring such residence 10 make an investment IL
we'll wooded and wateed, divided into six fields, and
will soon ia The most VI II Il 10 good state Of
movement well adapted To gspes Of almost every kind
and not less corn wheat aud oats. part II 10
in clover and the balance will be seeded IN clover
timothy and Kentucky blue grass "A grazing farm, II
offers Inducements possessed ~ few farms south OF The
Blue Ridge For a sheep-wsk lhe Vrgnis blue erase OF
which there Ia abundance. furnishes the best and most
permanent pasufsge The house IN large snd convenient
The ouhouses good order and the enclosures The
house well furnished the most Of Il lately all Of
which together with the stock and farming Implements
will be sold fair terms, Rthe purchaser desires IL
Ny Post Offcs Is Brenlsyile, Prince William Co. Va
and viii give pleasure 20 answer any inquiries de-
sabe to have answered to show the premises 10 any
one wishing and examine Tor himself II early
should be effected possession Of The land will be given
Ia time 3 ieed wheat WIN. 7. FRENCH
Green Level. I'd April, i8fT
as law3nD iam3mWGSW
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ARIN JOURN VAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK
ARRIVED

AHKTVFU.
Ship Plato. (of Boston, Bears 80 De I'm Hsvre, mdse
Geo right-09 passengers. June 3, lat 80 10
Ion 81 l2 spoke bark Sarah Hand, Bailey Of Philsdel
phis from New Orleans for Liverpool IL days out 9th
with cross in 1t It'll lat 80 So lon 65 a. spoke brl
Russell, OF Salem. for Rio Grsnde. days out.
ship America McCuuen. 20 days from New Orleans
rndse, to A Kingsland & Co.
Bark Godfrey, Besrse, IL ds fm New Orleans tndse
to Hoses. Godfrey a. Co.
schr Matilda Gibson, Dc m PASSPORT, sth to sturges
a. Co.
Schr Friend Pickett, Dis I'm Cherryfed, lumber, to
Smith a BoyntoD,
Smack splendid Sawyer, ds I'm Key West old cop
per. 10 master.
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Genuine LONDON EDITION.

fuvHiS Day Is PUbLlSHED, IN sr9e5vo, Psrt l-pfice
eDe dollsr-rhc Works of yosephus, entirely new
translation, by Robert Trail, ID. ID. NJ, !. &c with
note aud explanatory by lssse Taylor Of Ong
The work viii be iusr.ed by over 100 tngrsvngs OF the
scanes OF The history with hghy finished medAon heads
OF The personsges mentioned nv plus, from s1theue
sources TIE publication ~ this cdcn 10 designed 10 a.
ford assistance the b-frsv-d family OF The amened sa'
thor who having devoted hs orsuOo 10 the relief OF the
Of Ire and hasly fell sacrifice 10 his ukertons
IN lac cause OF mercy and chrsusn philanthropy.
is9 im' GEORGE VIRTUE. D John-st
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fNlik kNICh Firr insurance Z,

fCiik kNiCkkKBOChkk flre Insurance. Com.
psny Of New-iork--Capilsl $4,000. Omco %
Walsl-rhe Legislature " this StSHs 81 ne lae ses
soa passed an act chsngtng the corporate name oi
the old " Mutual Insurance Company Of the City Of New.
York" 90 knckerbocker Fire Insurance Company Of
NewYork AL future business of that Corporation VIII
thefsiore bs transacted under hsnew name,
gmay be well 10 add by WAY Of explsnson that the cd
"Humsl. Notwithstanding It's tile Ia fsct a Stock
Company having capital All paid 10 and securely invested
AMI hss change OF obtained prevent mis-
apprehension that point
his Company continues 10 against danaS
by gro on ~ favorable similar Institutions Ihs
ely. DIRECTORS
George Ireland, John Gray, Chsa 2. Leverich
John Ooihoui foltis Moore, benl De Forest
Geo Arculartas Edward Coca WIN Tucker,
Robert Benson Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley.
John Campbell Adam Norrie, Alexf Lawrence
3eorgc Conkn, Robert Kermit, Nm r Dean
Jo.hsa Rrush Anthony ChArdon. William Browning,
Robert /. smart L. &. hslnersey, Henry Ellsworth.
6E0a0E IRELAND. Presidenl
b. MCDONALD. Secretary.
He~-York. April II. 1871. ais eedu
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Meoirines.
~ T.yToR,. RATsAM OF LlVERwoRT. rs

nR. TAYLOR'- BALsAh OF LlNER"ORT, ne
~ sll- -aff-rl. ray ned cine IN NJ ~pf TUE 90
lows cure-Nr rih. i5 Forsyih-st wa srried seven
yesrs with consumption. This med icine cured n We
dsiy lear u ih- most remarkable cures by ~ use Be
oi count rf-ils. hrneu'-r me genuine = hoN
made Al he WHOLESALE dea6l - Beekmsn-s by he pro
pri-tlr formerly rs b0~ery l-t1 om
FI'HE YELLOW OR CHESTER springs or
Il Wsercure ard sumner k-sor-Ihis estsolslulell
4, ,.gs, hirty-ryvo ues from Pailsdephis In beGut-
u untlAng country art i completely arranged Tor a.
parp %. OF he prsctce OF the Wserurs as well - for
Inc accommodation o. pleasure visitors
Visitors lake lie Reading Cars al Phi latephia Tor
Phuxvils and thence miles BY sage % he sPrtnSs-
For srlb.r irf1rrstion address Drs GEO LINGEN and
CHAs y HOFPENDAHL, Chester Springs, Chester CO.
p. ais 3awSrns
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6ouses for Sale.

80 TANNERN FOR sALB.-Ths Subscribers Of
"a Ter for The Tangoa TSnn.ry sltused 10 u :
NJ town q WaWarsing. Ulster county, ~ \ 10 ref y
belonging 10 Edmund Bruyn ESQ deceased THIS aeiofy
rt.ins nearly 100 snt can IAN 5000 sides " etner
rsr sunum II Is IN good order. having been thoroughly
oyehanea snd put In repair within two wears Al 80 eN-
nenss of SS0oo /. can be put into operation Immediate
- tb are aboui OgO cords OF bsrk drawn and piled
which will De sold with he propenyi and apentuo 'u
Div can obtained Tor many years 10 me lmeo-.e VI
entity At low prices. -.
This property presents great advantages 20 sny ore WHO
sa,irs 10 carry the Tanning business The cissnce 70
The Delaware ard Hudson Casal 10 lees lhsn uie .es
and Il Is only thirty miles to The NewNSfs and IRE hs,
road over which may be had 10 New lOrk al 81
Seasons ofths yesr will be sOd very ow and The terms
OF payment will be made satisfactory The properly can be
seen and examined any lime by calling on Ben ANITA &
HOorubeck ESQ Al Wawsrsng who viii show TIE boun-
&c Any farther information msy be obtained uln
Mr ThOma. smu EerrysL New lork, or FROM ne sub
serih-r. A Kingstou AUGUSTUS h. BRUYN,
JAMES c. FORSYTH.
Kiugs,on Ulster co. N. Y. May 3, 1884,
n..n 4 n
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miscellaneous.

MAYos's OFFICE. June 7, 1917.
NOTICE 10 hereby given All persons owning Dogs,
that Monday morning, the lilh INST, persons duly
authorized % sill Dogs will upon their duties All
Dogs running srge aer thai date not properly muzzed
vii be- destroyed. BY order
III IA THOS =. PEERS. First Marshal.
" u. PALMER ire arcreai ed Agent OF The best
v Newspapers Of sl the Giles and principal towns IN
the United States, Canada sc specially appointed by the
respective prOprieiOr = daily receiving and forwarding
advertisements and subscriptions from bis several Offices
VIZ
NEw-YoRg-Tr ibune Buiidings-OpPoste the Psrs
PHLADELPHIA-N. w. corner Third and Chesnu sts.
BosrOS-No. 20 StAe-streeL
BALrtNoRE-S W. corner North ard Fsyetie sts
~ Cards containing complete list OF the towns cost
Of advertising, sc may be had Al bis Offices where the
Agent may be consulted snd information obtained 10 en-
SD advertisers sdopt safe, udiciogs and thorough
system u Advertising large small scale and select
such sections Of country sn1 such papers are beat
suited their respective pursuls As lhe Agent has
connection with any other person all orders Intended for
him should be addressed 70 V. b. PALMER
"a I'm
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freworks.
FIREWORKS

A T i82 CHATHAM ST opposite the Chatham Theater.-
[AThe Subscribers have got up their usual la,gs sup
ply and variety Of standard and fancy Fireworks which
they will dispose " 10 dealers ships steamboats, parties
Of pleasure and The patriotic The most liberal terms
consisting 10 part of the following articles Rockets R0
man Cand Vertical Wheels, Mine. OF Stars Mines u
serpens, Bengola Lights, Table Rockets Blue Lights
Pin Wheels serpens Scroll Wheels, Torbllons igeous
strsamers Chinese flyers Flower Pots. Grssshoppers
ssxons Yellow Lights Thangles, Pyramids, Fans Can
Fire Crackers, Rocket spunk, Torpedoes, Pulling
Crackers, Double Headers &c.
GASSNER YOUNG, 1872 Chalham-sL
Dealers Ia choice Green ard BlG,k Teas While and
Brown Sugars and Groceries generally Soaps Oils sud
Candles hne Cgars, London Pickles and sauces, East
and West India Preserves Syups snd C0rdiss Foreign
Fruits and Wines Porter, Ale sDd Cider Cheese, &C.
Also Pavilion Iodine snd Congress Spring Wsler con
santy receiving fesh from Saratoga and delivered TO
any psr u tho city or shipped free " expense. jee
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS An extensive
assortment OF perOr Fireworks Just opened and for
sale Wholesale and retail. consisting Of every variety 10
marEet and Nzrsut-t Of the best quality, prices which
fal please Dealers invite them
ie3tiy5 HAMMER 4 HORTON 81 Dtyison-sI
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IT. ,AFTERNOON LINZ, DAILY, 70

safszX SNewburgh and Fishk, landing al Nsn
-Consnd's (Peesskill) West Point Gold
spring and Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Sam Johnson will leave the pier foot Of Wsrrensl
for The above places every afternoon, tsundsys eAceped)
commencing April 10, 1T O'clock Returning, viii lesys
Newburgh every morning ait O'Clock ~. b. All baggage
and freight Of every description bank bills specie put
board u This boat be tho risk Of The there
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Bso- Bus poison.

JesyeD BED-BIG POI-ON.-Pensons .xrs,
~flif mskir. tal o. Il viii be convinced <S5fnM
%l<f<I3y tn-y cannot live where Il IL epplsc-~fseV
- itls cenAls destroyer. II not sails ~
feo the money will returned. Sod only the fancy
stores ~ Hutson-sL III Gfeenwich-sL ~ Grand a.
and 3i2 Bowery % FaIOn 81 l2l EighIh-sverue and
- ThrcsYeuus BfoOkyn-l99; Fulton-sL South Broof
lyn-i3it Atantc 81 Wilamsburg-FOurth o. corner Of
south-hrsl, Bookstore. jersey Cny-6i Mongomery-s-
Pnee - Gems Donie - In
DED-BU GPOI-ON-Thss success OF his bsne Tor sew
- efA years We have prepared ss of It's supe
roriiy over everything 10 IL DOM matter whether
hey iles the walls creyices or bedseads A. hi, b1ne
viii a. once exlerminaie hem Sold formerly 24 spring
o. Cow only Al Is BeekmAn-G les I'm
DSONs lDfallible Bed Bag and Cockrosch Poison
The experience q pss years proves his preparation 10
be he most erectua destroyer nd banshef " bed bggs
and COckrOac1es discovered. Ii needs bat ap
peaIOn 70 sasy me most incredulous Of i wonderful
and immediate Effects Price % Sold whOless and retail
only The oolnecare. Hall IS Calzrnes 40 Gfsnd-sL
and Olcot MeKesson Co. N Mslden-lane and lsg Full
pn-sL Brooklyn mySi lmeod
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ma PIRNISG LANDS IN VIRGINIA.

% acres Of land in Doddndge County Wettern thgl'
49, MIA embracing III farms or 100 500 acres esch on
the waters II Middle Island River copies Of survey and
field notes for each farm will he furnished the purchasers
These farms are miles from the County town. aud 10
from ssersyile on the Ohio River The State turnpike
and other roads pass through part Of this and to and
from The Ohio River.
The coll Ia OF the best quality and adapted to raising
Corn Wheat. Hemp. SC. The land 10 well mbered win
walnut beech sugarnaple, elm, Sc rs s1mrsoly
fitted Tor grazing Several Of these fsrms In high
state Of cultivation Title indisputabe prices low and
terms made easy Apply to W. CuNNlNGHAM
st ". Y.
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BRILLIANT FIREWORKs,

'I'HE UNDERSIGNED have FOR sale al Iheir store 800
Washingi0nat superior and c0mplese assortment Of
frewOfks which they will sell a. low any Other
f.cturera Guy and country dealers will End This su-
perior stock to select from Towns Military and Civic
Associations be supplied with the shove articles
ranled equal 10 any oner In The city.
iei limos 8ADEAU LOCKWOOD, 2oe Washin gton-sL
t'IRE WOHks.-LsTge Rockets with colored TRES,
sIsTs and serp-nts Romsn candles OF all sizes together
win general assortment Of Fire Works IRE crackers
Nc At wholesale and reuail by
mss GAssNER 4 YOUNG. 1s2 Chsihsn-st
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a FOR sALE-The residence Of Thomas Wright,
= deceased with farm, 100 acres Of land situated 10
fA Coumbia County miles from City Of Hudson. The
above il very desirable psc- ard will he sold low For
farther osrcnsr, Journal OF Commerce, or sppy TO
SARAH A. WRIGHT on the premises or ~ WILLIAM
WRIGHT ea9 Pesrl-sL SAMUEL THOMPSON, rs
p-srI., mySl I'm
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s667 81

The amount received for tolls on ell the New York
State Cansls during the week In June s5722 So
Same period 10 1876. ....-........-..-. g. SIS 81
Increase, t65567 30
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
msncement Of CATION 10 the tn Of June inclusive
(35 dsys) is t5665l2 o.
During the period in 1876 53 days GIBBS -
Increase. 80 81
The following table shows the amount received for
tolls during the first week 10 June from the years 1910
l547 inclusive and also the aggregate amount recev
ed from the of navigation 10 the TIN Of
during the sstne vesra.
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NOTICE-ssls

n 'VhFUtNTTVf w IN r. ~ u NVI I''I''I
" Propery-At public auction on Tuesday, The 32d day
OF June inst ~ O'Clock, noon, al the Merchants fx
change under the direction OF The Controller, reso
luton OF The Common Council, approved April y, 1917
the following described properly Will be offered for sale
The story brick engine house and lot on the north side
OF Delzncy between Aeuslreet aud Orchard street, be-
Eg IL front and by . feet 10 depth Terms OF
sale per Of the purchase money and expenses OF
sale to be paid The Controller the day Of sale, the
balance % per cent on The delivery Of the deeds within
~ days thereafter. JOHN EVEN CONTROLLER
r.. ptr. ID fa1l