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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-02

sAM'L HANNAY, Secretary.
MIsTuRs Posr. NJ. D., Physician. 5oi Broadway iyl
OFFICE or 1.-THE uoPE MUTUAL LIFB
~ lnsurhncc Company WhHsl horiunef oblliLnss
NewYoTk, 18Th March, 1877
This Insulation, corporaled IN l8f6-with liberal and
perpetual charter and duly organized according 10 law
nal principles, The Dot prohu being divided annually
among the insured according TO The act OF incorporation
Tue Of premiums conform with the usage OF other
similar compsnesor The convenience Of psres insurug
who would prefer pay The premiums by nsallments II
pay onehsf In cash. and secure payment Il ihr residue
10 Il months by Al approved note bearing interest," al
per cent.
The ves Of married men may insured for the benefit
OF lheI ard children that upon The deoesse OF
the insured the wife II living, or not then hs children
will receive The amount payable by the policy Tree and
clear Of any claim by The creditors Of The deceased
For greater security OF parties nsuriug with his
pzny, the Trustees have provided al indemnify fund,
10 me amount OF So 600 70 inert o''es iat may Accne upon
policies issued by The company which 10 TO remain un
capital exceeding that amount shall have been realized
from The receipt OF premiums when VIII be no longer
necessary, and may Ne Withdrawn
The following 10 list Of the Ocers and Trustees for tie
TRUSTEES
Nathaniel Weed, Ezr. Wood, chaunoey Ayres,
Simeon Baldwin, Joseph Noues, Philip : Galpin,
Dennis Perkins. Roswell Hoyt VIM L. Brewer,
John A. DsvenpoIt,s ami X. ssrerlee, lame. Dimon,
Alex'r II. Dams. {. H. Besrdfley, Chzs Whittlesey,
Charles j. Taylor, John W. Leeds Joseph ID. Warren,
Alex'r Hamilton, Alex n Holly, stephen r Provost,
James r Soauer. WIN. Minor, Theo. Davenport
ALEXA NDER y HOLLY. Pr-sid-uI
JOHN ". LEEDS. Assistant President
joins A. DAVENPORT, Vice President
ROSWELL hOYT. Secretary.
WIN WELLS, U-nera Ag-ui
Dsus, Woodruff Leonard. EsgS Counsellors and A.
toruoys OF The Company f0r NeW-fOrE.
VIM T. Minor, La. Counsellor and Attorney Tor sIAn-
ford.
Ezra Wood, VI. D. and A Cooke HUI. NJ D. Physicians.
York
ChsnDcey Ayres, H. D. Physician and NEEDLES. Adviser
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ORDER Of Hon. J. W Edmonds. notice Ia here
Dby given pursuant The provisions OF The statute
mOnzing Attachments sgans Hbscondng, concealed, and
d-hor h. attachment has i.sued snst
the estate Of JOHN GALLAGHER. an AbscOndng debtor,
late resident u $50 Washington street Y ana that
the same will be sold for the payment Of his debts unles
he appear and discharge such attachment according 10
ls~. within months from the first publication OF this
notice ard that the payment u any debis due 10 him by
any persons within This Stale and he delivery him
tor bis OF any properly within this Stale belonging to
him and the transfer OF any Of his property by him
forbidden by law, and void Dsted he 2tt day OF
May, 1871 WILLIAM COLT,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor,
mvgp feugpn No y
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Beo- Bus POISON.

- BED-BUG POIsON.-Penons lssss.
xTtfHmakns one trial Ofn viii be convinced d$$s6ill
<1z,48y they csnnO, 1--we where Il 10 spplsd-~R
~ MS a certain Destroyer N mol satis- Il
fed Ihs money viii 10 r-t1rned sod only a. tho fancy
.so,e. n Hltsor-sI IN 0fosnwich-sI IN Grsud.sI
al Jl2 BOwery, IS FultOnst ia Eighth syenrs ard
"a Tairs-ayenus BroOklynlSs3 fgon-sl South Broof.
IyI-l3A Atlantic ST. Hliansbors-f0urth o. corner 81
Sogih-hfss Bookstore. Jeney Cliy-el Monlgomey-sL-
Price 3 cents bOule. IS In
DEu-RUt. POi-ON-Th. success u this bsns Tor
ID es wears have pared Il % Of ia s1pe
rtory over everything 10 IL dou'g matter whelh.
hey nfe.t nc walls creyces bcdstbsds this bane
viii a. ouce exeunnse item. Sold formerly 2fi sprtng
Al nov ouIy Al Is B-esmAn-st I-3 lps
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49, ApEOPL -. LiNk Of slramooaa. bod a.

49, ApEOPLE'- LINE OF slranoosl. ior A.,
!a<z-sssss Sosny Dairy sgnasl' ,P.ed-.h,oagh 81
Cortland and Liberty siesmbost ISAAC NEWTON
CHpt VIM n. Peck will leave on Monday, "Wednesday
s.eanboat HENDRTK HUDSON. Capt R. q. crut,en.
den ~ leave on Tuesday, Thursday Sud Saturday eve
nings ~ 7 O'Clock.
Al O'Clock P. M--Landing Al intermediate places
From the loot ~ BSrclzysL Steamboat SOUTH AMERI
CA, Cspt. Thos Huiso will leave on Monday, We'd
nes1sy, Friday and SUNDAY afternoons Al ) O'Clock.
S,-ambos, NORTH AMERICA Captain R n Furey,
will leave 90 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
The shove boats viii at all dine. Ariye IN Albany IN
pie TINS for the Morning Cars Tor ths Fast West
freight taken Al moderate rates and mons taken after 5;
All person, are forbid trusting any Of tho boat, Of thi,
ine without written order from the Captains or Agents
For Passage Or height apply on board the boats 70
P. SCHULTZ 81 The Once on the wharf je7
.N-- hORNING LINE al seven O'Clock
Issssss-.ssE Albany and Toy, .9d in.erme
board the boat The low. pressure s,esmboat TROY
Capt A Gorham, will leave the steamboat pier, foot Of
Barcsyst on Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays, al
The .ss@So.s NTA58RA, A. o cpG'I H. L. Kellogg. will
iss .sS pre- ..
EVENING LlNE-THRoUGH DIRECT
From the foot u COftlandst
Passengers taxing this boat will arrive 10 lime 10 take
The morning train 0f cars from Troy Buffalo, and
north 10 Whitehall and Lskr Champlsin.
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt K r. Macy, on Tuesday,
rhgr'tsy and saturday e, o'clock
Th- steamboat COLUM BlA, on Monday, "Wednesday
ard Friday At O'Clock, 2. NJ.
For passage Or freight sppy on board the boat or 10
HALL. 1.-THE once on the wharf my20
sT sCITIZENS, NEW DAY LINE Of
lxfs%cE{r Opposition FOR ALBANY snd interm-di
sle plsces-Fsre 50 cents -Breskfasi and
dinner on board.
The new and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS
Capt A. DegroO on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,,
half past A. NJ from the pier foooi Robinsonst touch
Ing Hammond 81 pier each way
For passage or light rsght sppy board the boat
10 GEORGE DOL5ON al the Office,
lh Werren-st corner OF WeslsL
~ All persons forbid trusting the above boat OF
account II the owners e23
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Rk1.IIAR MAI. LINE bss~--

s-,ss-S.---1 SUson Hrc Nc~-1ofk ~ re 80 sLu
.p-uoii smrrs CORNELIUS VAN.
DFRsiLT md OREGON.
re- Un AL sasr Monday. June II Ire ssesmrrs Of his
line VII -sv- N-w-Yors arc T. NJ BY this Arrangement
10 consequences = The superior speed ~ the boats snd ne
route heax the shortest aud direct passengers eave
M 80 zier and rrsca Boston earlier, than oy
tf- other lines
TIE rev. ,eam@rs { VANDERBILT, CspL Potter snd
OREGON Capt : r1Ayef, viii run throughout nc srs-
10 connection Win he stouingiou and Providence
ard Boston anf Providence RsilroSds esvtng New hoA
daily sanisv. excepted FROM Pier No North River At
Oeocs. ?. NJ snd Stonnggon Al o'clock T. NJ " upon
The arrival of the msil rsin from Boston.
These steamers passed IN speed spendof and
comfort having eSch Of hem - large, connections pn
ssierOom, and herhs FOR so persons. beside large
rrvste rooms Tor families snc parties
The steamers cficsrrd by he meet eNeere1ced
w-n, sud vul shorten the passage between New-hork
sad BO.Or from srj hsf 10 two hours thereby u
riying simple Zine for All the lines running rom New
fo-s north south ard we' and ~ he Lies rom Boston
north and
The OREGON ~il leave New.York-ruesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday
Leave stoning ton Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
TOE c. NANDERSlLr viii leave Newly ofk-Monday,
"Wednesday snd Ffidsy
Leave st0ning lOn-russday, Thursday aud Saturday.
n Passengers The afrlvsl he Ston.
iugo1 proceed Immediately In The splendid Railroad
10 Providence and Boston without delay, remain
board the and leave IN the Accom- motaon train
at $50 which connects Al Providence with he 10 -
VI train FOR Boston snd haEgag master accompanies
eah rsiu trOugh 10 soslon TO take charge Of the
rpr passage or freight inquire boar The boats ~ pier
M. North River. o. 10 Battery.n'sse ielg
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fnbIir Come anfes, &r.
EXCURSIONS.

r&g, sUtlf. . Fg kuRT iFF and Hack
s-NisE--S-nsack. landing al Till0u's Dock
s-<-x>@-<-sls. c-nt.-Ths commodicus steamboats,
FRANK Capt IssAe Scott and ROBERT ANNETr, Capt
Frederick Gaylord will TUE dali foiio~s unt sd-e'
r. tice, touching a. Hammond and Nineteenth SIS
Lore y. y foot gf Canal q Lore Ferf Zee, .
Nopdsy nd 10 J. NJ , Monday n and IL A. NJ. l.,
S Anfe Pm n and P NJ.
Tuesdsys ard 10 A NJ 2 Tuesday 81. Il and Il A W.
and Pm. LII and 8 P NJ.
" -sresisy, s. a,d 10 NJ Wrdnesday So II and u A
. s1G ". N. l. Il sod p NJ.
ThursAy. 8. and 10 ~ Thursday s., Z, a1c ~ A. H.
2 sne s T ". l. 81 snd ?. ".
Friday and 10 A NJ Fflisy 81 II And II A. N. l,
and m fisndsPM
saiurcsy s. ard 10 A H. 2 saturday 81, y and u NJ.
; and ? NJ. l. A. ard n P. ".
Su1dsg. :. and 10 A. NJ sundsy ard n A. NJ. I,
sli NJ. andn 7. NJ
Persons wkos- time msy Be 50 much occupied 10 rem
der in~Ouveui-nl for h.m % rave daring business hours
W observe trst blat caves New fork sb O'Clock
norning rrurnlng from Fora Lee a. .. 0cock-thefeny
fdng oppof unity Tor pea'sni excursion without
los % Time
sage. will be 10 readiness Fort Lee 10 convey ras-
sens-rs 90 FScssusscs. Sundays exec .ed-
lew YorS June lq. is47. let lm+
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TO COAL DEALEKs-C

them when applying FOR reuewa.
THOMAS ?. PEERS, FIRST MsrshAL
MAYORS Once. lone 81 81 ieN tiy6
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At meeting Of TIE Commi'sioner. Of FSci.- %
each ward viii be he'd Al the Mayors Otce City Hal.
on the dss herein specified AL persons selling liquor
without after that Tine vii BE- Proce-ded against
according 10 law. Tavern sn1 Excise Licenses viii here
fore b. Issued a. The Mayo Office between the hours N
10 ADD O'Clock P NJ on "a Of he days prescribed
- follows Tor each respective Ward. viz:
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THE YELLOW OR CHESTER Springs for
1 NsIer-cure and Summer Resort-This establishment
l. suat-d hiry-Iwo mies from Philadelphia IN beau
t undulaIng country and 10 completely arranged for all
purposes OF the practice Of The Walercur1 well for
The accommodation Of pleasure visiIors
Visitors take the Residing Csrs ri Philadephia for
Phsuixvill- and thence miles by Stage TO The SPRING.
FOR farther information sod ess ORA GEO, LlNGEN sud
CHAs y. HoFFENDAHI', Chester Springs, Chester Co
p ais SswStns
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NAVAL sTORk~-Crude Turpentne. suitable for
oruggisis, and chambers, ink makers, kc-
Spirits rurpenuoe-Of very superior quality and which
will be Putup 10 packages suitable for shipment to any
part OF the world
Piteh-A hne srticle and extra sRe.
Tsr-Rop-mskers and thin Tar, u excellent quality.
Rosin-SoHpmSkers and other descriptions various quail
iues
Nsrnishes-Brigh and common vaFushes very superior
The shove articles offered for sale low and In
lots 10 suit pure haseF. by
JAS. 7, TAPsOOrf. Dstler and Manufactured,
az successor 10 CuOke 4 Adsms 20 south 81
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6ouses for Gale

Ga FOR sALE-At Huntington, Long Island pleas
~ aruy siiusisd 10 The VI age Two sory and stuc
house. 3 by p feet with story Kitchen attached.
ard sboui hsf An scre % lard There The place
two-sory building 20 By - feet suitable Tor barn ard
carrisge-bou.- good woof house The hogse i 10
dem sty-, ard al the are OF he ns, or
der There every variety % fu the PREMISE. ard
n he choice kinds Dsiy communication with The
City n New York hy railroad snt steamboat The pro.
perry viii sIlt any wishing neat sn1 pleasant resi
derce An farther description 10 deemed
ih- plare will recommend iis-f For particulars inquire
0fs ". c. 90 Nss.su.L Win J. Wood. a. Cedar s.
" the 81 scriher on the premises
ieif lm-ot' EDWIN WOOD.
81 At PRIVATE -ALE.-One Hundred and
q. Twer ninthsL and One Hundred sn4 rh'rii@lhsL
-Four lots u ground. each 25fee by 90 feet n inches
on The north side Of Ore Hundred ard sentynnth
commencing 2l0 feet II Fourth avenue tRstrOaf
Also four ots % the dimensions the fonh side
Of On- Hundred and rhr-ihst commencing the same dis
isuce from the Fourthavenue and al dining directly IN
he ofhr above running through from street 10 street
forming block of 100 feet frontage each
by the length % s4 feet 10 inches For farther particulars
sppy 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUcdone-s,
irjn iw BrOsd-t.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
-. -,sssss.sssss- NORRIS AND ssSEN RAlLRo
krA <Ey-Avv~ -CommrnciBg Monday. MAY ),
y. I..-..- .--

~ xs=x~.-lx,rrv Commencing Monday May s. issf
Leave NEWTON. A. NJ; o'clocs 7.
NJ Leave NeWsrt, 81 o'ciock VI Il 0cioSk Z. NJ
Lesv- NOrris.0wu 7 O'clock 4. " , O'Clock NJ
Passengers by thr morning trsin TO Norrso~n VII AZ
thofe al u ocock where sge. will oe IN Frsdness
eouvey hem 70 schoOe, Mounisin " -shiogton Bel.
yidere aud kaslon daily 10 O~ego, Milford, Se~ioa,
sisnhope ans Succs-uny 90 Mondays. Neouesdsy' aad
fridays snt 10 RgckSway, Dover srSrs and Newton on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saursys each line returning
The following days 10 lhe y NJ train 10 New'Nef
Stage viii $50 leave Tor rssk Ridge every evening,
or NJ arrival o. the csr. ~ Norrissown
bys line recently established stage lesv-s M0frisiown
for the D-ls~sre Wser Gap ans Shrewsbury via s>n
hope, Johnsouburg Columbs and Rsrso~u, every Tues
day, Thursday ard Saturday The arrival II the N
uAin from Nes-Yoik. Returning tho alternate days
She stage ssses stroGdsourg ala A. NJ. 10 meet tDe III
csrs from MOutslown.
Passengers thfough to and nom Jersey City without
changing carr. On leaving he city, Passengers viii de-
post tfer baggage IN he flol ~ CsrlAnd-s
where sgent Will BE- 10 attendance 10 receive H.
packages bUnfl-- must he erred IN, way bill
the will not hold themselves. responsible.
fr-ghl will be forwarded Immediately To MorFslo~u
from Albany bs,n, hy stephens Coudics Daily rrsns
poustou Line Ns~srk irOm he Transportation OF -
~ ne y J. X. K. ard Trsrs Co foot N Liberty 81
an tfaod IRA DOOD. SUPERINTENDENT
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6FOKPOKATION NOTICE.-Pubiicn Otc- IL here
" by given tho owners, occupant or occu-
pssts OF all houses aud lots. improved or unimprOyed
lands, affected thereby, that the following assessments
have been completed by the Assessors and lodged IN
the Street COrmi..0n-rs Office for examination by all
persons uter-sei viz For regulating setiing curb and
gutter stones and graveug FoTeihfeet from Ike SIKH
he BlOomng 20 ale road. The limits embraced
In such asses.m6n include III the several houses and lots
Of ground lots and pieces OF land situate on both
sides Of Forieh street between the Sixth avenue and
Bloomingdae-road. All persons whose interests are n
fecrd by The above named assessments and who op
posed The same either OF them requested 10 pre-
their objections,n writing 10 the unders. ned Al the
Street Commsioners Office within thirty days from The
dae OF Ibis notice. MARTIN T. THOMPSON,
Stree. Commissioner, ard Chairman OF the Assessors
ComUfs.iouerfs Offc@. Jurr 1917.
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1nsuIanlr.
OFFICE or "TnE uopE MUTUAL LIFE

sAN'L HANSAY, Secretary.
MIN1uRa Posr. 81. d. PhYsiriAn. hnl NToadwAy. lyl
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Books.


ILLUSTRATED LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT.
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w ton embracing foil crscrpigo 81 M B0mbzrtrrent
AMI Capture divers Cruz The Bar ~ Cerro urfo sld
the movements q The army upon il- Gus 81 Metc0 81
te ready Wecnesozy III tn ir.L 1his SofE q 81
merOUsy iusrsied. Pace - ce1s, via liberal de
count 10 the trade AID AF@nta
Jl q : BARSES CO. 81 JotnFt
REV AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
NAORK FOR PRIVATE LEARSER5, th- family cirr e,
w Common Scnoos ard Academic A-AsTsoS0Nlc CAL
MGPs ser "a Of sx-e1 coiored caf. es-h - = lei,
srrorns ny elsbOrse El-fr-rtsfy Ir-sus-, ne
whole designed 20 lgsrsle te sct a1sr % e HesY-us
By r. ksitisos.
The plan Of mis- work 10 entirely original Zach map II
luslrs.e sstinct psr u he movements Or pnenon-n.
Of he heavenly bodies untl al %. leading pr1cp-s Of
ths noble science made perfectly inellgnie - Ne
learner The E-m-ntsry Tr-stse de'crh-t saeh AZURE
90 The maps ard specially Edsps De wOrE " - AMY
circle the private student .nd o. schOo TIE pAfru or
teacher The Of may instruct youtn - Twelve year,
upward, giving clear AID yfscIeAi sno~i-se ~
sube anc vii 90 ircrrsset Interest s1d p-a IRE 70
The study a. Be progresses. Tie maps AZ oc1lsl -
o. .ri; hey mounted And p4i y Il n-a1 nsx
for anspo~tauOL, viii copy " M lrra4l'@ q. 80
per s-i paper. and al 80 ~ilh cob oses r4O
hsheo snd Tor sale ~ .. =, -
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publir Ccnuerdnrts, Sc.
THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LIZ


Ia. C1zz<rfzsy7 FOk PassrScEss sn~A
fY2 usr~~-xarvt~ice esch way daily r&1fs>>Ss
except Sundsy,l lesv-
neN-fofk from The foot Of Duan-sl at O'Clock. a VI ard
0clocs 7. NJ by steamboat FOR Piermonl. hence y
cars 70 k~inspo, Monroe. Chester Goshen, Ndde.o~n
OusYBe aad ue in.-ruedisrr stations
The return srsins for New York viii Leave Ousve Il
50. A N snd as, NJ Mdtleiown, ~ A.. N. ard
20. NJ. Goshen, Al q a NJ and. 5, Pm Chester
a. : S. A. NJ. ard u. P NJ
Fare between Ne~-fotk and o,sviIl- 81 50 wsy-fsrs
IN proportion.
Fox sILx-Lesye odsvigs al q oe'oes morning and
eyruiug.
Fok FSxieEr-rhe hsrgcs Samuel Marsh ard Hsnry
Suvdsln. Jr1 will leave New.York lfrum The foot OF
Dusns-stl 81 5 o'clocx. NJ csiy lexc-pi su1dsysD
No feigh. vii be received In Ne~ York sileF ocoes.
Z "
Frrighg oF NesYosk will be aiken BY NE u.rs lssvins
Ousyi.o al 10. O'Clock, A. NJ Niddeio~n at NJ A. NJ,
Goshen ~ ia, ?. N. Cteser al oc.ock z " Ae kc-
For farther particulars, apply 20 } CLkRhsoS
Agent corner OF ngsu- ard West New fork, Io
: Posi-, Superintendent rrSnr portst0ut Pi~rmout
mviu Il & SEYMOUR Superintendent
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CORRELATION NOTIFICATIONS norse Is here
" hy given 10 ownrr ONnrrs. occupant or Occu-
pants % AL houses lots Improved unimprOyed snds
affected thereby thst he follow ing stessmens have been
completed by Il Assessors and lodged 10 the Street
Conmiss on~fs Office fof examination by all persons IN
lerest-d viz for T-gu Ang sod srAyeng space TWEEN
feet wide rh street. from tn Ninth o Tenth
sverue: limits embraced by such assessments Include
and lots Of ground lots, and
pieces % land situate both sides 4 Fifty fourhsueet
between the Ninth and Tenth Avenues together with the
ots between Fifty third and Ffty ina streets, Also
he westerly side ~ the Nirth-Avenue between the
Fifty bird and Fiftyhfih streets ALSO the eastery
side NJ the Tenth Avenue between the FNythiid ard F
tyhiih streets All persons Whose Interests are Affected
by the AbOve-named assesers snd who opposed %
same either Of them requested ~ present their
obj ciiOns In writing The undersigned, a. he street
Commissioner Once within thirty days from The Gale u
his notice MARTIN T. THOMPSON.
Street Commissioner snd Chairman ofihe Assessors
Street COmmfssiOrati, Office June 80 1871 ie30 TOT
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r.. cssseUzss.x1 HEAP AND X- r.
IN -. ~ xs-tSs PhDiOuS TIsysI. .lsSSs

And sll other Intermediate places. Persons proceeding
any part OF the West Canada would do well 10 cal
on W Il j. 7. TAPsCOTr, al their General Emigration
Office % South o. New-Yo'k TspscOts Travelling Guide
can be- hsd apple alton, free a2r SIM
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IT. ANOTICE.-sTATES ISLAND FERRY.
ExHskz On and after Sunday, April IT, The steam
-bOsis sYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER
will run a. follows until farIher notice.
Leave s-aten Island 81 s, ., 10, II A Nj, b3
8, Pm
o..,q a. 49, z -p NJ - - " ais
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(rSss DRAFTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK
3-kruNO OF IRELAND, payable at sight, for any
amount from 81 up~srd, can be obtzned on
application 10 W y. T TAPSCOrr, rs SCUM ct my28
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-15

3 RIes galh uhieh % eoaniTy Fiantsf ein
eanPrle. Eal tas Ts&I0as ese &c msse %
KeaFIsly iron UlIlsf enes Rssa ahd paid
- i ne sssly rsPEs.s srs ssSfessAing
lsIgsiy ap0a ne ee1nafy bessPareis.
ih1. dlssssrsg gag i@Pssssnsais. sne EP-
Gaally brnxaag ne ~Eois c0sblEy shder
her u Hsenoe. shdin sems sense. The con-
lrol sl Ehs glasass in ths cites. Thns .
tons is gsssa - Ihs maFals and politics and
hab q q The eOuslry. and we hssilsss EoI
% say. lhas The rsspondtranes OfIhis IN
assDrs 10 bsd- The people Of The eO1D-
ny sss fusl epOogh 81 shis inassnes
lhFosgh theiE own Pspsrs: and II hey
wOuld not eonpsis loE The ssPrsmsey o.
he rites ossI me moral and Poli'iesl dss-
lay ol the rosaHy. lea shsn support their
ezn nsssrapst. Take Tie city PsPsrs u
you can afFosd 10. and &c many Of ELen 80
yoa please: huI 6Tsl see % il thai year own
home paper - regular sisiIoT 10 yoaI IRE
side. Suppon that hIsl and hbersliy, and
il oil hardly fail 10 ssPPOH Jour iHi,'
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niiy hashssn pfunilisd 50 pass tl'ti eoula
s. asken atrsnsags q - sanqg snd haT
rs hin. The inisHll0n - besR =
Gree Gen. Tsyior INTO same ari Of indisi
esesioa shas sosld reader lin nnP0Pslsr
bsfoEs hs PsoPls. and sO4psl ban 'ors'
agn. III HI IL .s#f
80 Ear. alls snensiss of he 81 hRso hass
been disappointed IN ihrir exPrria1ians.
- shey Vii sser Be; bnt ar. faik rs
loss his Judgement md PuIsesd Prerissly
Ihs course Of sand0el he should 70 elevate
he man he wished 10 destroy. We can
nos imsgine more TOTAL lgn0rance " he
feelings IhsI govern The people 81 dis
country. Ihan has been shown N he lIeai-
menl Gen. TAYLOR has received IRON tie
sdminislruiiOn. Three times has he ssE.
ed il On The baisle Geld. uhen his defeat
would hare insolssd il in total ruin. with
out affecting his own military lame; and
lar such vast services, so highly spPreei-
sted hy the nation. he i without eeTemO'
nv deprived Of his troops. and finally has
lie insult put upon him Of = nomlnally
independent command. But This war On
Gen. Taylor is all lruiIless, Tor The old
chief submits patiently, and looks 10 .
higher tribunal Than sinking atmlnislra'
lion Cor his defence.
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u From the Raleigh Register. 81
GREAT TAYLOR MEETING.

One of the largest political meetings,
ever assembled in the State, met al the
Court House in Raleigh. on Saturday last.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Weston X. CAFES. who, in a few peril.
nent introductory remarks, expressed his
qualification at the large number Of per-
sons assembled. and the manifest enthn.
siasm which animated the meeting. lie
moved It's organization, by the appoint-
rnent of George Washington Haywood,
as President. The motion having been
unanimously carried, Mr.. II. was con.
Quoted to the Chair, from whence he made
a stroHg and interesting speech, declaring
his warm preference for Gen. Taylor as
President; and giving a succInct but gra.
tIfying history of his career from his en-.
trance upon The theatre of public life, Ia
the present day. "'
On motion of I'll. Lemay, CharIes J.
Williams, Of Wake, aud Ashley Sanders,
Of Johnston, were appointed Vice Presi.
dents. @ss "-1f2-@.% H.. s-:s ,s-a#' t~&
On motion Of w. ID. Cooke, William
II. Jones, Of Wake. and Gen. J..B. Lilo
tIeIofn. OF Franklin, were appointed Sc
cretaries. &5* T. @''". viz 'f-,.- ~. az
H..W Miller moved the appointment,
Of a Cammitee of five persons. to repo,,
Resolutions lor the consideration Of the
meeting. The motion prevailed. aud the
Chair named as the Committee, The fol-
lowing gentleman, viz: Henry W. Mi.
Ter, Hon. James Iredeli, Wes,onSR. Gales,
stephen Stephenson, and Doctor H. w.
Montsgue. 81. -.'s@~. .~a "t' :3
Alter short retirement, the Commit