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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24
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ETThe Michigan Argus
the receipt of the following letter.
Enclosed is n dollar 10 pay you for
advertising my runaway wife, but ere
received your paper. with your bill on.
closed, tho pullet came back with fair
promises. and we are now living togeth.
or as happy as Albert and Victoria"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

have been troubled with the Dysentery, which
continued of aud on about one year, aud having
consulted some Of the best physicians in PhiladeI
phia, New Oilean', and in lts city, without getting
any relief concluded 10 Try Dr.. Watson's medi
clues for DysenleIy, &C., aud in a very short tine
II cured me aud | now Recommend Il as The bes,
remedy | know OF Tor the Bowel Complaint.
JOHN d. McMURRAY.
Corner II Third & Pine 81 ST. Louis.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

Cedar Churns aud Tubs, Wooden Buckets,
Salt. &c. &c, &c.
" Come every body and look through our
MAMMOTH PILES Of Goods. We are always
on hand and ready to prove to you, what is an un.
deniuble fact, that we have more Goods, better
aSsortments aud sell at lower rates than any other
establishment in Lancaster. OF these facts you
can convince yourselves by calling at our OLD
STAND and examining our stock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24
A NV ARE,
Wholesale and Retail.

Wholesale and Retail.
% 9 M
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AT J. o.
CHEAP HARDW Arb STORE
IN TNE TALLMADGE BLOCK.
opposite Reber 4 Kutz's Store
where can be found a general assortment OF
A MRIUAN & ENGLISH HARDWARE,
which he is determined to sell at small profits.
his ASSORTMENT CONSISTS Us PART AS FOLLOWS:
For Farmers Use.
IRON and STEEL SHovELS and SPADES
Long and Short Handle Manure aud Hay Forks
Wedding and Killing Hoes
Grading and Grass Scythes and Cradles
Hay Rakes, Scylhe Snaiths, Whetstones &Riffles
Trace, Halter, Log and Fifth Chains
Chopping Axes, Spring Balances, Steelyards, 81
Mechanics Tools.
Brnces and Bits, Augers and Gimblets
Carpenters Planes, Bowels and Squares
Broad Axes. Hatchets and Hammers
Plane.Irons. Guagcs and Compasses
Firmer, Mortice and Turning Chisels g. Gougel
Stocks and Dies. Plyers aud Pincers
Snw Sets, Mason's Truwels and Rules
Mill, Bastard. Taper, Flat and Half Round File
Anvils, Vices and Bellows
Mill and X Cut, Rip, Hand, PANEL and Bacl
Saws, &c. &c.
Expected in a few days Rochester Cooper
Tools
House & Cabinet Trimming
Locks. Latches and Hinges
Brass aud Iron Blind Fastnings
Sash Springs, Frame and Screw Pullies
Brass Cupboard Catches, Buttons and Bolts
Screws, Brads, Tacks and Finishing Nails
Looking Gluss Plates, Mahogany Nobs, &c
SaddIcTy and Carriage Trimming
Buckles, Bits and Slirrups
Harness Mounting aud Saddler's Tools
Shark Skin, Plush. Saddler's Thread and Silk
Cotton, Worsted and S~training Webb
Plated Dashes, Handles and Bands
Stump Joints and MalleAble Iron
Steel Spring, Iron Axles and Boxes
Broad and Narrow Lace
Patent Leather, Gum and Oil Cloth, Damask &
Public Generally.
Table Knives and Forks, and Stcels
Plated Britannia and Iron Spoons,& Coffee Mil
Britannia Coffee, Tea Pots and Casters
Britannia Cups, Candlesticks and Lamps
Shutters and Trays. Scissors and Shears
Pen and Pocket Knives. Needles and Bodkint
., Brass Curtain Pins and Bands
Brass Kettles, Frying Pans, Sauce Pans, &c
Iron, Nails, Steel and Glas,
A large assortment of all kinds and sizes. Al
almost every article in the Hardware line, fro
=. q Pin to an Anvil.
J. c. WEAVER.
q Lancaster, Nav Ia, l847. !
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24
Copartncrship NOticc

THE undersigned has this day associated with
him in the Dry Goods business, Mr.. WILL.
LIAM w. cox. The business willin future be
conducted under the firm OF Kramer & Cox.
July 10, 1886 p. II. KRAMER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

chcer6hly concur in the above remarks, mad,
by the Rev. D.. d Mckee, with recardto Dr.. f.
Y. Waisou's medicines, having used the Gou, An,
Rheumalc Linimeul, and Salt Rheum aud I'e,,e
Ointment, with complete success. | confident,
recommend them TO the public,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

Cheaper than euer knoUn before.
so do Cashmeres, Mousline dc LANES and other
fancy Goods Tor LADIES Dresses and Cloaks
SO Ito Ginghams, neo style, aud Uery desirable
A large aud beautiful variety Of S U NJ NJ L R
SHAWLS, ofall sizes and at very low prices
40 pieces Apron Checks, Linen aud Cotton Ia,
bic Cloths, Cotton and Silk Handkerchief
Dress Silks; Black, colored nnd fig'd Hosiery
Gloves aud Milts Of all kinds
Cambricks. Jacconets and every thing in the
Dry Goods line to make our assortment full and
complete, among which will be found a fne vnri
ETY. Of ROUGH and READY Goods
We have also constantly on hand, a urge stock
of BOOTS and SHOES
Fur, Silk, L%eghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw Hat,
SPANISH SOLE LEATHER, Cotton Yarn
Carpet Chain and Coverlid Warp
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

WE WISH TO PURCHASE
$4,000 bushels Of w N EAT,
Any amount Of CORN, RYE, OATS, Flax.seed,
Feathers, and every thing else that the Farmers
have for sale that is worth having, We will give
the highest prices in CASH and GOODS for the
above articles, and give MORE GOODS for the
same amount o ftrade, than any other house. Call
and give US u trial
Lancaster. June 4. l847
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

Judge of the Probate Court Of Vaodalia, III.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24
w MT q

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Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Beans, But.
ter, Rags, Bacon, Eggs, and all kinds o
merchaatable trade.
WISE & HILLARD.
Lancaster, April l6, lS47. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

Lancaster, May ID, ls47.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24

w GOODS, and respectfully invite every
body TO cali and look at our Stock.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-24
For the Gentlemen.

We have Bleached and Brown Linen Tabl
Cloths, Damask and Russia Diapers, Damask an
Book Muslin Curtains, Connterpains, Table CO
vers. &c. &c, &c,
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buslnees Notices.

pnNoNDPoiNrED Com PGNs-Persons wanting GOA
Fen are recommended TO try the Richsea Diamond point.
ed 0old Pen, price -. They have failed ave
entire satisfaction. and they Acknowledged to be 10.
cheapest and best pen In the world Sold exclusively by
d. h. WATSON, % Wilism-st door below wall.t and
J. Y. s,sAsg, % Futonst manufacturer and dealer n
Gold Pens Gold and Silver Pea aud Psncicsse. sc &C.
Gold Pens paired.
CLARK, BRoraGR Co.'S SoLD PENs,-Ths most bean
uinl add durable Pens now Ia manufactured and
sold whoiessl, and retail by CLARS, BRorHFR Go
Johnst. corner Of Nassau, where IL To 10 found rest
variety Of pens and tho lowest rnafkst prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

AN AMERICAN DICTIONARY or InE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE Containing The Whole Vocabulary OF
Corrections and Improvements OF the Second Edition
In two volumes royal octave. To which Is prshxed an
Introductory Dissertation on the Origin History and
Connection Of the Languages Of Western Asia and su-
rope. with an Explanation Of the Principles on which
Language. are formed BY hoW WrBsrER, LID
Revised and Enlarged BY CAuNCtY A. GooDRlcH,
Professor IN Yale Collsge With Pfonoancing locatu-
lares Of Scripture Classical and Geographical Names
Mass.
We rejoice that the public award is strongly
ratiiying our ongcherished conviction that Noah
Webster was decidedly the best Lexicographer
who has treated Of the English Language. In fact,
there can no longer be e question on the subject,
unless between Webster and some rival who has
stolen mainly from him. Honest, pains taking and
rather radical in regard to language though in
nothing else DR.. Webster did more to reduce the
irregularities and facilitate the acquisition Of
language than any man who had preceded him in
his arduous. Flooding course. To him more than
any other mar, are we indebted for the irrevocsbe
expulsion Of the IS from public politics, mystic &c.
and be dealt staggering blow TO the cunbroas
and unwsIrantsd Interpolation Of into honor. IA.
ror, superior, &c. His definitions are universally
sckno wledged far preferable to any that bad pre-
ceded them making his emphaticay he Dction-
AIRY Of our Language.
Yet We DO no; deem him absolutely faultless-
No man ever cut away so boldly without making
some mistakes We dislike his spelling center,
meter. th<afer, &c. and we wish be had not done
So in spite Of the analogy with diameter esa-bcT
&c. We think be erred widely in spelling judg.
menf abridynSHt, sc. &c. and We hoped Prof
Goodrich had corrected this as he has q nanber OF
the original errors. On the whole, however, the
work is without a rival and We heartily thank the
publishers for bringing it out complete and SO
cheap. very large sale will be requisite to re-
munerste them, bat We cannot doubt its bsssOwAl
There ought to be one copy Of this Dictionary IN
G aoh School District 81 least
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MEDICAL srArnrIos-The following A.. a.
r.iurns of the Marine Hospital ct Staten Isl.,x '"
week ending Nov % and show rather "A l,.ma. 'ss
GRACE ia fisease asd dssfh.
~ Printers wall ind a chance TO-DAY 10 on,

INougsTs-Tbe Coroner vas called ycs.ers,y e.,
hold an inquest At ths Eievenih Ward static, A..
uoon the body Of a female nisnt. who VS. fogsf ID,
unberysrd a the foot OF stAnionst win N ~
srscarsd Tn jury rendered verdict tat ~.
came 20 her death by ini0ties nh'cieo "a - 81
by soma person or persons unknown - to- jsy
Also Ia Twenty sixth a. near Ienthafense. ~.
the body OF Joseph B. Hsstesd. native Of ssw.ls,s
ssat - years who wa ,hf0wo from bic cart On res,
day mornne At the corner OF Orange sni Wafsr q,
In ariog bim seriously tbs, b. died soon si'ef n
Jury found verdict accordingly. Aiso. At - D-y.
upon the body % Ann Fisher ns'ye 81 Englsnd go
- yesrs who died uidonly Yesterday mornus - ~
turing a blood vessel rear the heart Verdict sceot
lugy. 49,.
POLIcE -Rosa Doyle and Jane Mills ~ero A.
rested Yesterday by oifcer Murphy. OF the cessoA
Ward charged wiih stealing IS IA esns bis and ''t
colo two pairs OF gold rings hrcc col nnger rr
calico dress ard hree sheets valued In al Al ;sJ ison
William Nils 80 hsd.sonst The isiher II one u 4,
accused parties They were committed - prison. o..
John Lawson arrested yesterday By Pfuce Je1n u
Va. and committed 10 prison chsrged Wit Stealing iofss
silver watches worth S}6 from Edward Cole. In Jams
John A. Rose was arrested yesterday Tor conlra
ting sn unnstural crime On Mortimer HL sd q 4
year. Of age at 20 Dosnngs,. ie also Attempted q
violate lido girl years Old. dsushteg 81 "ii'm Co
ham. $50 Hudson-s, he Ia, been punished iof a'iui
Lar crlr hafora
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.


Far.hrr Particulars OF the Le-- of the Pho M.
ALBASY Dec / lefI.
There are farther particulars Of the loss OF the
p.,,,i, m addition 70 IS cabin passengers lost
whose names were Dot given are Mr. West, lacy
AL child. of Racine Mr. Fish and LADY Of Racine
~. Heath and sister Of Little Fort Mrs Long
al child Of Milwaukee J. Burrows, Chicago d.
NJ, II so.thport Misses Hszelton OF eheboy-
gan. Those saved in the boat were al the ere" OF
the phpnix. The clerk and engineer OF the Pho'-
nix and passenger. Mr.. J. Long, wero taken out
of the water by the Delaware
Weather warm. with the appearance Of rain
south wind al day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

FLoRIDA-The Tdlahawe Sentinel OF Nov. %,
gives account Of the organization Of tina Legislature
OF that State In the Senate Hon. Daniel q Mclean Of
Walton was elected Presiden, Calhoun w. Downing
Secretary K. A. Hardy Assistant Secretary A. II.
Bush Enrolling Clerk w. Tsylor. Sergeant alarms
aud A. g. Mclean, Messenger.
10 the House Hon. Joseph B. Lancaster Of Duvsl 10
elected Speaker VIM. B. Lancaster, Chief Clerk WIN.
J. A,water, Sergeant Arms Rev :. b Foster, Mss.
scBger Other clerks 10 be elected Al these officers We
presume are Nhigs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

MIssssFFI-We have as yet no complete vote Tor
State Officers in Mississippi but the contest was
irregular and languid. The only foil ticket in the
field was the regular LccoFoco. against which
two Wings ran 'promiscuously for Governor aud
Secretary Of State while two Independent Looos
ran as volunteers for State Auditor asd Treasurer.
Neither Of them made any headway' however.
The Wing Governor Bradford is beaten AZ least
5000 by Matthews. Loco while the Wing Secretary
has made good race, the vote full except the lit
tie County OF Waynel standing
Patterson. W-...237l4 Stamps Loco......25 -
stamps majority -----.2l26
Patterson runs ahead Of the Wing strength al
most everywhere. The actual Loco Foco majority
must be near 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02
TIE Canal Open.

HIFFALVl DO \ III
The canal notwithstanding the severe cold wea-
Their remains navgable but shipments OF produce
are very light and chiefly made for short distances
The sppearance indicates another fall Of snow or
rain. should warm spell intervene it may be
some days before the complete stoPPage OF navisa'
ton. The hArbor keeps open, and the arrivals are
fair for the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

ORiGIs or THE NAME WgIG-ln the Sixteenth
Century there arose In EneaDi party opposed b. thu
King and Ia favor OF Republican form OF Government
In which toe people would have voice. This psfsy
adopted AZ their motto. We Hcps In God the inhsir
hrst letter VI sach word combined, read whis and
used 10 or designate two parts Thus the word
Wing orsinslly meant opposition Ia King and Monarch.
les and friendship for the very form government
der which exist IL glnsted la England coa,ury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

{ = ~ nNo Reward IL offered for the proof that "A.
lowas Al tho Museum are not real natv. savage. W.
VIII b. the lucky wight this tune Herssa 6ne cha.t.
io toss gentlemen Who have asserted thai they Win.
men IN disguise The Indians are to bs the Mu.en-
today and ave their various wardsDce- In conuncto.
WIN oLher peIiormsncss. a. and u ncloak I. 81
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" Several rea'oHs Why everybody who wears Boos
ard Shoes should get them Of friend joss Of Anr
stone s It the cheapest and best place in no
eiiy and another strong his Boots aId Shoes s.s
orally give good satisfaction and the great sscre, " our
issd JoSEs Ann st meeting with such good success
his large cash sales aud light EXPENSE with small psod.
attached. -, 81.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAI.
Things la philadelphia.
'soouieuce Of The Tribune.

PruIApELrMA Dec l,
We are quite a quiet city % day. except tnS ' an
omnibus has been soine sbou, aiiet with mnsieisn'
blowing out lor no D.s. meeting This ofonns u
pref hrsy ihst il wii D. Is cool - rho weather .
Tnf Wings sfe prrEsfiD. fer a large Town m'runs
ncXt Monday 10 respond % the resolutions 81 hh>Hi
CLAY u Lexington From every quarter hesr nothing
but scqgsscercu Ia The noble sentiments whica na'e
come from Ashland
forgery 10 the extent Of about 8 eco perps,rs
tst hts morning on 0uo OF our banks which the police
viii tell The gogua Is Wei anc~n out mus iai
IRE ,,"smooa, zephyr. which hss recently snivei
from your waters % ply here On tbs Desssre, hsd an
interesting ibis morning Win 'ns "hedru Noosh-
ssy sad Napoleon al starring 90 their usa-l tips ooNn
The river A. they passed the Point House they appeared
d lap boiler ant boiler.
There /. vsgy i.la doing today Cotton continues
10 look Up but sales are moderate Flour remains a.
YESTERDAY, aaltatiJns - whicn sons so DIS. were
odd Wheat is .c.r-a-a 600 bushels prime k'i AMI
White mixed brouSh, l4j cts the market price. eo~
ever. Is l4O cts for good Rods 5000 oush soo' oid
Yellow Corn sold ~ II cts Groceries shd -
without movement Whisky dull At y Tor oos' STU ri
for hhts
The stock market Is duh
First Board-4.OOO Lehigh Nav IS, 50 CO 1000 Penn
IS, 73i 1000 Lehgh g. 6-s 2oO do Loan 60 oV
seeosS BoGra-ilo Glrars Bk lCi. 1900 Treas Notes
G.. 100 1900 Penn -, 73i 1000 Wilmington o. -.
MEMBERS OF Co~GRsss.-Ws understand that
the following members have arrived in Washing
ton in addition 20 those whose names were pub
Hshed in last Saturday nights Union We shall
publish corrected list Of the two Houses 70 NOR
row evening.
Seuan-Mr Felch OF Mich Mr. Breese Of III Nh
Turney. Of Teun
House Of Rprssesfsfices -Messrs Taylor, Fries Ken
non Vlutou. Dickinson. and Muller Of Ohio Mr. Iaomis
Of Tennessee Messrs Hail. Conger Ducr. aud Sylvester
Of n Y Messrs Rockwell snd smith OF CcnIeetcnt
Msssrs Brofhead Farey sni D.ckey OF Pennsy lysnls
Hessrs Gayle Inge and HIlisrd 81 Alabama Mr Nc
Clelland OF Michigan hessrs. Emorce, smnn' and
Thompson of Indiana Messrs McClernand sni turner
of Illinois: Mr. ; Jones OF Georgia. Messrs. woodward
and sims OF South Carolina; Mr. Morse Of Louisiana
SIR. Cabell OF Florida lunioh'
rY9 The Postmaster Generalhas Determines q
transmit the Message by special Express as Tar as 80
York-t0 leava the depot here on tho Instant o ia read
NJ being commenced AZ he Capitol. Cor Bait sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

FvEs FuRs, fuRs-Ths subscriber having just received
ase assortment " the above article consisting Of Nuts.
Tppss &C &C. Of the most recherche patterns solicit. ali
who srs about purchasing 10 take peep them ~ ks
feels confident that he suit all TASTES, both rssads
price and quality. KNOX, 10 faiton-st sun BUILDING
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Skr cAsrETs, OIL cLorns, a.
DAMAGED by late freat

NO $50 PEARL, OPPOSITE wILLiAm.sT
~ The subscriber is selling on his large STOCK o.
damaged carpets oil cloths Sc st very reduced prices
Families and others wanting any article connected With
the carpet trade win find IL the time to hos neat
| bargains BENZ LYsFs
| oil iw' $50 Pssrl-st ogposita Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

~ The most extensive variety Of the improvedrSea
lie Rubber Fabrics have are At the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Their oysrshoe. tbsJ
can Drag on. M ian
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PrrHHsBrRG Va. Dec |.

-
The New Orleans papers have again failed and
no mail south Of Wilmington has been received,
and hence no news in that direction.
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10 The proofs Of tho efficacy Of extensive Advertising
IN country newspapers, ia every Instance which Il
been tsd such that Of ordinary Observation
can al 70 have complete aad perfect
or Us power 10 multiplying cu-t0uers
snd amassing fortunes The Agent v b. PaLugs al his
once ~ the Tribune Buildings Is daily RECEIVING cares
, towns q the country - ~ >''''' -
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ANIMAL fL'"ESs-hAins Zoorhytes, or animal dow
s' are among the most Astonishing maryes Of the gs.t
ossp 10 form and material they belong to The vegetable
10 nsois 70 the animal kingdom They put forth caves
quo Nofs' axe plant they feed, digest and sleep and
49, "Ae al animal Their reproductive power 10
oeuL After being pleeiy erusA<d they arc found ia
re" Gays a. good as new" As the dsiiessy and con-
PehJ OF the animal strustgrs increases from the loo
pN5te aP 70 nan, ind the Gesh dicglt heal
shn al the processes Of and more tsdog. la
naH nat1rs seldom effects gsassssd, the Of any
fasn' ciss"e Medicine required 70 accomplish tho
"osk-stm1lsn Alternatives, srtsspticr 10 disss.ss Of
tho skln and o. tue hssh, combination Of these thea
Glasses Of medicinal agents 10 highly desirable We have
that combination Ia sAsoss sAksAFAsILLA la tonic
property strengthens the and I'M proves the ANA
tts-its aitefsIis tendency carries of the secamal.oas
Of morbid mattsr-ssd Its sntsepuc infassce p.atses
The virus By which the disease 10 fostsled sacA ia The
philosophy Of its operation
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and retail, byA BGD
SANDS, wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner ofwl
hAin-'t rs Broadway, sAd n Eas, Broadway n York
Sold also BY Druggists generally throushoat "a. usitsa
states Price o. per bottle or six bottle. sorss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

FoUsD ~ THE STRgErs-Ssrah kearney
drunken woman with her child. 6ye years old u
ken up Tuesday evening ncary irox-n 10 death ~
conveyed To tho Kings County Jail where she remsins
until morning and brought before the Judges, ~b
sent her TO the County Poor House as yagrsDt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-02

WASHINGTON CsocxERy srosE. I38 Willismst-sess a.
vsrtsement Of o. n. CAR in another column s1TTss
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ALBANY. DC. IT, VI
The Canal closed last night The receipts OF
Flour for the last day amountedto II 900 barrels.
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NeW-l DIRK ItRt>ihlhfes sss'i- ~iAA '17T'N-''
SENATE. ALBANY. Dec. l-7P.M.
The bin 70 incorporate a Society for the Educa
ton of Colored Children in New York was debated
At length mainly on the ground whether the objects
Of the applicants could not be obtained by gen
era act The bill went TO the Literature Com
mittee.
The Clinton Monument Association bill is under
debate on the very same question. The bill to au-
thorize Banks to change their location was reported
against.
The bill TO regulate the salaries Of Clerk, Regis
ter sud Surrogate Of New.York is under debate
The Clinton Monument Association Bill was laid
on the table
Mr. $ SMITH reported against the bill to regulate
the salary Of the Coroner Of New.York
The senate's bill relative to the mode Of making
returns by Banks was reported with an amendment
fixing on any Saturday instead CT any day so that
the Banks may make their regular weekly or semi
weekly statements accordingly y, aud thus save them
the unnecessary trouble OF making special state
mept on day different from the one on which their
regular statements are usually made
The Oronoco Steam Navigation bill has been or
dered a third reading.
The bill in relation TO the County Clerk, &c. OF
New York was passed in Committee and reported
70 the House
The weather is more moderate to day. The
Canal is closed There are some or boats be.
tween here aud Schenectady which will be forced
through
rE- The Express states that Mr.. Clay is to be at
Washington next week We think, however, that
,his "a a mistake
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Hos. EDWARD A. HASSEeAy.-We believe We
have already stated that the personal assault upon
Senator HAnnegan az Covington, Ia. in October
is'' was entirely unProvOksd BY aim .. tie tine having
iis origin In az Old lcc1. ieaa Ases Lock tia De-
fore. We have ssundsnt sfiisvits before showing
that Mr. z WA previously assaulted wiihou, notice
While utterly unconscious tia, spy evil meciia.sd
and i farther appears tia. The Asssilkrt entirely
Hisis Een with regard 70 kis supposed provocanon-
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" Dc bzi enc SIDE 70 tks spory