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FI.ORENE's NEW HOTEL,
Ma 400 Rrandrnu co,nnr of UaLer street, Netu York.

IN EUROPEAN STYLE ,
YJ,HIS elegant Hotel is open Tor the reception oil
travellers. The proprietor solieiis visit from those
whose business or pleasure may call them to the city OF
New York The Hotel Is designed TO be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption OF all modern
improvements. ., ia,
Vsiter all times procure apartments with or with
out board Those who may wish TO take their meals IN
lie Hotel can private apartments OF great beauty,
or in the public Restara, saloon Of elaborae and costly
(probably without equal on the continent
of America and upon economical terms.
The proprietor tatlers himself that his house viii be
found uDon trial at equal TO amy known establishment
in point of clc.,nnce, economy, and desirabllity .
The kitchen is under tie direction OF American, French,
ana !" Taiian cooks JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
Anil a0.-sl,n Proprietor
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION. -,
Rer ID DrCariers Boarding School for BOYS S""'o'
Lancaster county, PennsTltdnta o,,o NO,
TIME whole penscs tor board, tnon &C, I'll
i annunt For references and circulars coh'''s "
particulars, address ~ ,pcARTER
| NAV 15-dIm Principal and Proprietor.
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IlREsS MATERIALS-D. CLAGETT ~ co. would
~ cat attention their stock OF dress materials,
comprising all The materials, patterns, Nc. And as
@ are DESTROYS OF esscnng stock, will offer great induce
iients TO purchasers. We invite call from all Goods
eheerfully shown M all times. ID. CLAGETT & co. +
Nav E5--3if
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III ALE Mourning siiks.-Wo have opened pieces
Al new style halfmourning gace silks, jus, imported.
April 23-eif ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
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MAP Of the Valley of Mesico and the surrounding
Nl mountains, engraved scne of five miles TO the
inch extenHg from Pueba, the east, TO Lernia and To-
mc on the west and giving in separate map on smaller
scale the Pueba, Vera Cruz and Ayarado
u published and this day received, for sale by F. rAY-
LOR, Price - cents
only. = Nav IA
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Brown H0llands.--We have in store
W." 70 pieces II yard wide Brown Hollands, an unco-
mon article ID CLAGETTM CO. +
NAV l7--3tir
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ITO LEr-A ryo-sory frame house ON l+th, between "a
and streets located within square OF the Department
OF State and Treasury buildings, containing SIX rooms
kitchen, and cellar. n,
For sale or exchange city properly small iarn dis
t,n from the Capitol about two miles, and containing A.
.ces OF rood land with peach and apple orchards and
other fruit Apply 10 ~,.,,,, -. ....,
| May S--3awu JOliN McDUEl>l, ia'h s"eeN
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NOR SaIc--A gentcel tvvO-stOry Brick Houso
+ on Capitol Hill pear the residence Of b. b. French
esq. There pump Of good the yard gate
grapes; and the house, pleasantly located in
the vicinity OF the public grounds offers OF the de-
sirbe residences on the hill 1t will be rented very low
Il good tenant or sold accommodating Inquire oil
MI. Bassctt, East Capitol street, OF II. KING,
May 22--eo3iis At the Post Office Department.
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A IREY'S Drawing Pcncils--AIade out Of the native
"A Cumberland lead at keswick, England and preaxrcd
by European artists and dramghtsmen to all others.
small supply graduated every degree of hardness
and shade. is just inpored from London direct, by
May - +. TAYLOR.
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DLACK Lace shswIs.--We have Just received 10 blsc
ID lace shawls, assorted prices
April 2-3uf ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
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No. of Co'ty State Total.
acres. tax. tax.
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CCHAItNHORsT,s MILITARY Field Pockst-peok

Ma syass just '"p0'sa from London 'Iy'+ aaxDoR
CCHARNHORsTs Military Field Pocket-heok
~ Maiore the Attack and Defence OF Fortified Places
Muler's Science oil War. vols. Y.
Humphrey on the Fertilization adopted Tor defence of
the Rhine Frontier
Glenne's Military Memoirs
The Practical Operations of Siege, by Major General
Paisley, Royal Engineers.
Duties OF an officer on Pcque and on Dctachmens by
Captain ker 7h Dragon Guards
Hints to Officers in command OF Detchmcnts and Pic
qucts on Service, by Captain Glasse 9sth regiment
Sir Howard Douglass on Military Bridges
Magrath's History Of the Art OF War
Light Troops in the Field by Lieut. Maync 9TH infantry
Light Troops in the Field, by Lieut.. Col. Ehwald
Military Operations in Ireland by the French Troops
under Hunbert in 1888
Evoutions OF a Field Battery, and ManGuvres OF a
Brigade OF Batteries, by Captain Gore, Royal Arti
lery, vol, IS plates: London. 1876
Hints TO Officers Commanding Partisan Corps, by Capt
Murray ~
Marshall Soldiers; Marshall's Military Miscellany
Macauey' Field Forhcations
Jackson's Military Surveying
Napier's Pennsular War
Sibomes Waterloo Campaign
The Wellington Dispatches
And many other valuable works, French and English,
and old Forthcation, Gunnery Military Law and
Courts Martial Military History and Biography, Tactics
Military Engineering &c imported from Frame and Eng
land by F. TAYLOR.
May2
Ool.LEcToRs OFFICE, May 6, 1877.
|tITY TAxES-Notice TO the HegIigcnt.-Al persons
~ whose city property household furniture
main unpaid hereby notified that is required
within sixty days from the above date default whereof
The law viii be enforced by levy and sale Of delinquent
properly. A. R0EHWELIl. Collector
NAV Is auyCn, 4 ~ Is. .
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ATE of Germany professor music and pupil OF the
| celebrated Spolr having determined to make this CITY
his place of residence respectfully offers his services " III
struct the piano forte, guitar, vocal music We
REFERENCES
Com. Levin M Powell, U. 5. N. John II Saunders, esq
VIM. j. Mcdonald. esq. v. u oTauin.i, ssd T.
Rd. Key Watts, esq. Dr. n. y Scnw"ne ~ l., Ia,
n b. Any COMMUNICATION addressed to Mr.. s., ana eI'
a, he music atos of Mr. I'd. Davis, Mr. Garrett Ander-
on or M the residence OF DIR. Schwarze, Pennsyvana
enne ID door from 3D. street, will be promptly attended
~ ~ 'OOi May s-2wTuTh&Ss
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BfDARDING

n IRIS. STETTINIUS having several pleasant rooms
lHl occupied, accommodate families single gentle
with board. The situation is very pleasant and de-
sirable for summers residence, Louisiana avenue,
nearly opposite the City Hall.
Nav 6-6teod
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CANTON MATTINGs.-Wc have in store

- ~ pieces super qualities IA white mating
~ do low-prced do
10 do super 81 do
30 do colored, best quality, A., 5-I and ga do.
These goods have been bought New York the lowest
ssble rates, and will be sold a small advance.
May l3-3if ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
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rOTTON IHosiery.--We have in 200 dozen cotton
y hosiery, all prices, styles, qualities, &c.. aong which
very fine article Of open work, at VI per dozen.
Also, 30 dozen mems brown, White, and colored hall
hose, good ID. CLAGETT& CO.
Nav l7--3tii
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ID Hail. Louisiana avenue has several pleasant rooms UNI
occupied MAJ s--oteod
lust arrived that much souRht-nffcr quality Of
y white pine, "A merchanable and panel seasoned
small lot oly 1.-THE only lot, however, IN the market
A few barrels OF calcined plaster.
Hemock fencing rails.
Together with some seasoned - select culls.
The nbove us handing Those who want 70 boy chesp
viii find advantage give call before II is leo
INTO the ward to be ujled JOHN PUkIL
NJ. ., Lu%bery.,d on TIN street, near Centre ma'so,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON 2lth Nav. lSl

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, 2Otl May, lSi7
TN pursuance of the .act egaxng and making appropr
atoms Tor such necessary objects AS have been usually
included in the general appropriation BILL without author
y OF law, and fix and provide for certain incidental
Penses oil the departments and offices OF the government
and Tor other purposes approved the 18th August. 1Si2
separate sealed proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until O'Clock, the 2sd of June next, for fur
the subjoned schedules Nos. l. and may be required
by IL for year from the LIST day of July next; but It is
be by persons proposing that the Department is
be at liberty take either less greater quantity OF
article than specified according to its wants. during
the year.
Each article be of the best quality and DO delivered
without delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE NO. 1.
Wfting paper, handmade of linen, laid.
80 reams ioolscap satin, or plain finish, to be- when
trimmed, l3h by Is inches, and weigh not less
than 10 lbs per ream, per ream.
80 reams quarto post, similar fnish weigh not less
than lbs per reani, trimmed, per rean.
20 realms paper, similar finish, gilt, per rcam.
SCHEDULE NO. 2.
Enpelop paper, smooth
20 reams superroya, yellow, per rea,n.
10 reams medium, yellow or buff, per ream
10 reams double cap white, do
realms blotllng-paper, royal, do
SCHEDULE No. g.
800 cards metallic pens, per dozen cards, Perrys,
such as may be required)
5000 quilts, sos, per 1000
5000 do pens, do
% ivory folders s,ineh, per dozen
do red a,pe, No. q do
{ e e $ $s \ g
8 do silk taste, narrow do
do pounce boxes, ivory do
do sand boxes do do
a. t-rtn .t,,E.l onIs fu
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J,NGLIsH LonRcloth Shirtimgs.We have just receiv-
T. ed cases real English ongcotls from 10 per
yard % cents superior articles ~ wide, for la cents,
warranted genuine d. CLAGETT& co. 4
MAY 7--3uf
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Owners names.
February1, 1877.

Brooke, Matthew +. : :
Brooke, Mat. f. aud Allen :
Beatty, Robert Ii. John w. OF,
John I. Richie, and others :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

IHE PRACTICAL ENGINEER, n new weekly paper pup
shed in this city says in reference 10 the appointment
of Capt Mackenzie TO the command from which the gal
liant Hunter removed
Alexander sidel. or he 10 now called Mackenzie,
is broiherinsw OF Matthew c. Perry. After PeTIys
petty vindctve and jealous OF Hunter sad Mac
kcnzes very questionable conduct in the Soners case
no appointment could have been In taste psrcu
larly Ii made at the instance of Perry We have let
ter before us from officer serving in the Gulf squad
ron which represents Perry in very enviaoe light
Among other things he states that while firing the salute
on occasion of hosting the Commodore Broad Pen
nAnt In his succession of Commodore Conner, sailor
was killed al which the at the particular gun
paused 10 raise him At this cessation from the honors
Of the gu deck Commodore Perry became enraged
stamped his foot aud ordered the hrng instantly 10 be
continued The bloody death OF an American sailor
was Of little importance compared with the observance
of honJrs 10 an American Pos, Captain.
Capt Mackenzie was, perhaps very suitable man TO
be bearer Of President Folks pass 10 Santa Anna AZ
long as he s receiving hi. pay il Ia well enough Tor the
Administration to employ him In some suen service
Ru, he never should be allowed to command anoiner
U. :. vessel; nor should the Government place ere"
under such man. n, -.
We cannot, however believe that Com. ferry mas mas
been guilty of such nhumsnity. He 10 too good-hs
nature IL TOO generous have thus violated the com
mon feelings OF humanity War Is sad hardener OF
the heart but a humane. Christian COMMANDER would
not have rebuked sailors for psusing moment over
the man led remains of comrsde, especially as tne
ship was merely firing salute. AID I've Jour
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Things In Saratoga.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
eNEA7ocA sPErScs Juna Il -


SARATOGA sPzrscs June II 1S47
There is now excellent fishing at the Lake snd
smos, daily parties oct ou executions Of the kind
On Frdsy as; party Of three gentlemen were out
lev hours ard caught from fifteen 70 twenty pound. OF
excellent ssh mostly Pike, Piekerel and Bass
On Thursday the arsi wedding psiy Of the sesson ar.
rived st the Uuinn- composed Of NJ. - and lady
Nr. and Mrs R. JUS, married. and single gentle
man and lsiy 81 from your city. The whole party
seemed to enjoy Themselves very snueh and though,
the besurful Miss " C wore quite as smiling 4
face a. the married liiasI suppose 10 pleasant aniiei
patton Of -corsummstou most de-Uuty 20 Be wished
Thi. party had scarcely EFT before her place vas sup
piled by similar party from the East 20 you Gu
pid still hoyers around the place - Of old
Arrangements already being nn.is for smusernents
here during the On Saturday evening lac; the
Aleghauisns hsve Concert Al Congress Hall and am
informed intend returning here sgaln 10 July.
Welchs Circus Company composed Of stud Of sew
eniy splendid horses with nearly a. many men some Of
whom the very best riders In this county will be
here and perform on the I'd Of thi. month
The Daily Saratoga Wing consisting the arrivals =,
the various Hotels tie advertisements Of the merchants
and artists who resort here from all sections OF the
Union and in fact complete infnrmson respecting the
business Of the place resumes is publication Mol-
day and viii continue until after the Annual state
Agricultural Fair in September next This paper is an
useful article tor disseminating throughout the whole
country mercantile advertisements from the Atlantic ci.
ties and contribute largely 10 the peAsure and gsyey OF
Saratoga. Mr.. Spoouer ia talented Editor and you
doubtless know battles manfuy for al saluiary moral
and political reforms and has hitherto successfully ad-
yaDced Whg principles In Saratoga County.
RI Rev Dr. De Lsncey with several other Episcopal
cergymen. arrived At the Union on Saturday, aud
took dinner there.
Among the distinguished arrivals At the Unted
States on Sunday last those Of Hon. John Kenne.
dy Of Baltimore, with Mr Pskenhan British Minister,
sRd suite They are from Quebec, and as sm inform
ed left yesterday Mr. Pskenham intending To take the
steamer for Europe. RAMBLER.
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l,feut. kyaus.

We copy from the Bangor Wing an extract OF a
letter from an officer in the Army noticing the CON
dnct of Lieut.. Evans at BUENA VISTA
III is a of Hon. George Evans; graduated
~ West Point last Summer and fastened to join
the army early in the Fall.
The writer says OF him;
Now throughout this whole murderous conflict ne
Immediately under my eye. He was as cool and
collected in the most trying hours-when men were
falling around him every side he would have been
Mt his fathers table Two three times he sent by
Col May with orders, messages 10 different parts of
the held and under the heaviest hrewhich duty he
formed with great credit and gasntrysnd assisting in
fghting with his company, his courage and skill were
shove praise. Maine should DO proud OF him. While
All were irving to 90 their duty kaOp he di his fear
lsssly and noby His horse bit but he escaped. On
,hs day many OF gasnt men aud horses offered up
their sacrifice In blood TO glorious an end as
our AIMS achieved ON this ssme-Buena vista.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

THE ASGto SAxOS.--A letter from Captain Al
den Clifford agent OF the underwriters dated Barring
ton n LIST inst states that about half the bulk Of the
cargo Of ship Anglo Saxon had been saved and shout
one quarter of IL In q sound state There the
whArves large piles Of pork four naval stores turpen
tine and smaller parcels OF hams lard corn, shoe
pegs sc. TIE bread and soda biscuit for the
part spoiled part Of the sails rigging furniture,
iron work ani all the boats saved and were to
have been sold the 50 inst but the sale stopped and
nothing would be sold unless IL should bring price
that would make II unnecessary 10 ship i 81 Boston
The damaged bresdstufs and provisions would Be sold
At Darlington and would probably bring good prices.
Little cargo remained in the wreck except such
broken up and OF little value. The chains were
much twisted In with the wreck that they could not
be at As vessels could be got AZ harrington or
vicinity Il would bs necessary 70 charter vessel 81
Easipori Boston 10 bring what was necessary % Dos
ton. lbos1on nee
4 Boy CARRIED OVER NIAGARA FALLs-N e
learn from Col John Fisk that melancholy accident
occurred Niagara Fslls on sunday last tns lad Of
the OF John Murphy. aged about 10 years In the
euausoy of Judge Porter. In crossing 70 ChPpeNa 10
canoe was drawn into the rapids on the Canada SIDE
and into the Great Horse Shoe Fall" When be wss
frs discovered he beyond the reach OF al EARTH
..isance and although the little fellow did al that his
and strength could do holding bic slis canoe for
nrly twenty ninuies smOst stationary and when tired
n.,u, cav. up contendng longer, with the wind and
rarrent both sgSinsi him the Little fellow plunged over
ho.rd and with the courage and perseverance, oil man
for some time breasted the current pat as 700 ate
though within one hundred yards OF the shore De was
lessss lts victims
The broken fragments OF his frs bark we're AL 70 Al
were found OF the httls mariner widowed nao,oei
snd three children ghe loss OF son ana
and many strangers lament the fste OF hoole W .
eelleni boy. lAocae''s' "a'''
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Copper Mines.

Correspondence Of the Journal OF Commerce
EAGLE RIVER, May -.
We have had Winter here in all its fury IhW-
tyfrs feet of have fallen al THE place during the
past season But notwithstanding have GOT very
well and the mines generally are very successfully
worked The location on which was contained vein
of green csrburet inermixed with little spar, and Of
five teeth in width 1, belongs 10 Pittsburgh Co and
Mr. Jones il agent The principal mines getting Cut
copper bouders by the wholesale. The following Il
the beet information have with regard 10 few OF the
locations
The Medors Co has struck vein, and Is doing well
The Albion Is not doing much At present.
Copper Falls is doing good business.
The Eagle River Works are in more prosperous con
dition ihsn usual.
The navigation Is open at last and we have bad two
boats from the Srut Others hourly expected Our
tine weather has commenced and everything Is brisk
and chedring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
~ Speaking of the capture of Vera Cruz til

~ Speaking Of the capture of Vera Cruz, the
Washington Union says;
Had the city held out twelve hours longer 1t would
have been assasd by storm, for which purpose ample
preparations had been made and then would have been
Z Witnessed spectacle appalling than any recorded
y In the history Of this Continent"
Ii is in this cool manner that the organ Of the
Administration alludes TO the contemplated butch
cry OF thousands of our unoending fellow creatures
"a butchery which it seems to regret was not per
petrated
The Infamous Ingersoll, too declared on the floor
the House last session of Congress that the Ad-
Illustration had regrets for the loss of life so far
sustained in the war and that all the reports of the
calamities Of this war were merely old womens
not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

The name OF this new Territory, a correspond.
en-, Of the Galeza Gasis says s the Sioux Of the
ST Peters River and il composed Of two words-n7s,
water and soal iurbij or whtsh turei-in contradc-
ton from the reddish tnge which muddy streams gen
orally have At the junction Of the 81 Peters with the
Mississippi especially in the high waters Of the spring
the difference In the color OF the stream s quite psrcep
tbe at distance Of four five hundred yards As Il
appears to be settled principle 10 give the States
and Territories the Of the principal stream
ming through them as is the case with Missouri Iowa,
Illinois and Wisconsin the word Minnesota should be
Mnesotsh Is quite appropriate, tbs 81 Peters "a
doubleday the longest no; the arges river In the new
territory. The name Is pronounced MA ne 81 tah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
Camp near MONTEREY. Mexico,

session
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION
Camp near MONTEREY, Mexico,
May 10 lc47.
SIR: Your communication OF February .. trans
hitting a copy of the resolutions adopted by the Gene
raj Assembly of Virginia the 9th of that month was
delivered to me by Col Hamtramck
1t is with deep sensiDy that received this evidence
OF appreciation from State 10 which ] am attached by
many ties and beg leave 10 return to the General As
semby for myself and in behalf Of the troops OF my
command our heartfelt thanks
Allow me, SIR to express 10 you personally. my &C.
Acknowledgements for the catering terms In which you
have communicated the Resolutions Of the General As
sembly. have the honor TO be.
Sir very respectfully. your Obedent servant,
H. TAYLOR Maj Gen. L. :. Army.
Hon WIN SMITH Governor Of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
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NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRONOMICAL
m thafa anil trrle

klTORK FOR PRIVATE LEARNERS, the family circle,
w Common Schools and Academies
Mars OF sixteen coored charts each by - feet
srconpaued By an elaborate Elementary Treass, the
whole desinedi Illustrate tie mechanism OF lhe Heavens
by n. Madison. q,
The plan ofth, work IL entirely original Eseh map IL
ustrsie distinct part Of the movements Or phenomena
Of he heavenly bodies until All the leading principles OF
this noble science made perfectly inlelhg 20 We
earner The elementary Treatise describes each hgure
on he maps and specially adapts the work 10 tho family
circle the private student and 20 scnoos The parent or
teacher IN the OIL may lnsrct youth ol twelve years
and upward giving clear and practical knowiedse o'
he subject and will hnd Increased interest," ana
he .udy As he progresses The maps are beautiful As
work Or art: ey mounted and put OF IN neat Ds!
for Iransportsion with copy OF liz Tfesnso a. 20
per ghick paper and al 80 win coen bacAs run
lished ard Tor sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

THE MIcHlGAY RAILRoAD.-The Boston Com.
ssoners having matters in charge connected with the
Michigan Central Railroad with John + Porter. ESQ Of
81 Joseph arrived in the city last eyenn. and Al,
the sherman House. We learn they 10 make an ex-
animation while here OF the survey # the route from
this city connecting IL With the terminus oi the
above road AZ New Buffalo. Chicago Journal.
RUTLAND AND WHITEHALL RAILRoAD-We
understand that surveys are making Of this road which
10 connect the great line Of railroad from Boston 20
Buffalo. by the way Of Saratoga Springs These sur
veys are said 10 be very favorable and all doubt is
removed that the road will be made al an early day,
fSaratoga Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

~ Mr. Whitney the protector OF the Railroad
10 tho Pscif. Ocean is at present in Concord n H. eS
paiuns to the Legislature the character OF his scheme
As the Railroad Is not intended to touch New lamp
shire it highly probable that the Radicals OF the state
will endorse the enterprise with approving resolutions