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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
\ Detroit correspondent Of the Buffalo Conn
.,iroa the follovyino information:

There great currency, ,ud general complaint refer
nCe 20 departments The banks here cannot suppl
rf mere moey wanted Tie circulation Of Canada btn
0fe being prohibited July. will stu trouble M
oreratrrs two of the ONO banks ha
OF Ohio The circulation made 81 the
notes of banks Canada. " sconsn, Indiana ONO, Penns' aus
N.vY ORR England sui considerable Virginia and Mtrltnd
Take il altogether compound The result most
selling their Products I'll the nes Of the bank ea
of New i1fk and take home ie Tie 1sf
charter Bsk to - located boo Tins ~ be-
nncd on L. per bonds, 20 be- Deposited with us str
Treasurer fr redemption. of ine while tt
circulating notes only eqlo o. the bond pledged
sr ONE Of taking Of meeting 90 appoint
committee The Fat fD solicit an agency OF some hansug nt
futn located here AZ present snt ds on Eastern ert
cate, ol dcst cannot ava csed for want Of currency
The imports OF specie at Boston from the LIST Of
January ls4s to the 18th inst have been S6052S il
gold and s22 SO in silver Total Ss33ls. The exports
of specie during the first quarter Of eiS was S2io79
and since that time of the British steamers has car
ricd 10 England $4,000 which would make the total
amount exported somewhere IN the ncighborhood OF
half a million Of dollars.
Value of exports from the port Of Boston to
Mexican ports for FIVE years, ending March, 81, 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

DEFRIGERAToR AID SHOWER BATH Mandatory,
IL f58 Broadway. EYE jill
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01
Boilers In tho North.

OF the eleven wing papers published in Ner Hamp-
shire, four refuse to hoist the Taylor ag-viz the Man
chester Crisis Exeter News Letter, Amherst Cabinet, and
Claremont Eagle. The "New Hampshire Democrat
thinks they will all be drilled drummed in except the
first. 1t declares its course in the following terms
ssWhen Gen. Taylor is informed of his nomination, be will
probably according the custom Of candidates, gve In
connection with his acceptance, the grounds which he
be candidate of the whg party Then, he
to represent what have always believed to be
wing doctrines, shall most willingly support him. IT,
on the other hand he makes clearer exposition OF his
litica belief, he can hare vote.'
The New Hampshire Gazette states positively, that
the entire democracy of Portsmouth will support the
nominations of Cass and Butler with enthusiasm unanmi-
ty and vgor, and do their part towards defeating Taylor
and abolition whgery in the State at large by at least
ten thousand majority The ball is rolling which is des-
tined to PROSTATE federalism, not only here but through
out the Union, let it assume whatever guise it may
Keen il moving Let democratic associations be formed
everywhere and no effort be spared to ensure the glo
rious triumph, on the 7th Of November of our excelen
national ticket"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
" TION-On Monday morning next, the 3D. Of July at
10 O'clock shall sell the residence OF NJ p Trist esq
street, between 18th and 18th Streets his household
and kitchen funiture amongst which fol-
lows, viz.
Mahogany hairs chairs and sofas
Do do divans and rocking chairs
Marble-top centre table, mahogany sofa table
Mahogany secretary and book case
Do sideboard, rattan chairs
Do round, dining, and other tables
Set grandoles, window shades, gilt cornces
Parlor, chamber, hall, and step carpets stair rods
Oil-cloth, mating, hat-rack, butler trays
Mahogany French bedsteads
Do wardrobes and bureaus
DO wristbands, toilet sets, fire sets, &c.
sets white chamber furniture consisting Of
French bedseads, wardrobes, bureaus
Dressing tables, washstands, &c.
Shower baths, with apparatus for a steam bath
Portable water closets, writing tables
Best hair mattresses, holsters, pillows
Stoves tin Safes refrigerator, clocks &c.
With many other articles necessary to e numerate
Also a large lot of kitchen requisites
Terms Of sale All of and under 925 cash. owe,
$2 credit OF two and four MONTHS for appro we'd
NOES bearing interest X. w. DYER,
Juhe @o-uu Auctoneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01
Alterations OF the Laws Import
ant Subjects
To Congressman and the Public

ID EMONSTRANCES through the public press raised op
II portuney during the last session of Congress- aided
preventing the passage OF certain "patent BILL }" which
had previously received tho support members who
The public attention is again invoked through the press
towards other schemes of still extraordinary carac-
ter which have been pushed quietly through branch
Congress The adroness with which the controllers of
Mose's patent attempted smugge certain special tele-
graph regulations through the Tennessee legsaureds-
gused the end OF bill ostensiby for allowipg Peter
ckson turnpike road, and for other pur-
through Congress bill (No 1922 essentially changing the
existing laws 10 prevent judicial investigation of their
extraordinary pfeensions under their present patentpe
tensions which the Richmond Wing, New York Tribune,
and many other journals (ncludng the North Americana
have denounced preposterous," "monstrous," and
in remonstrance transmitted in pamphlet form to the
members OF Congress; and the press, former
protested against sudden and sweeping changes
in the awschanges which would affect the proper
and interests Of muudes Of citizens throughout the
Union-I would respectfully present to public notice this
last renewed attempt to smuggle patent law through
graph monopoly-to which schemes proper alluson is
made by articles in the New York True Sun and the
Philadelphia North American and United States Gazette
as well the remonstrance; the writer
In the True Sun remnrkng that wcre the concealed fea
tss and designed effects OF this bill known there is
man in Congress who would vote for it," it is "a bill
patented improvements now in operation in the United
States while the Philade pha editor nvokes
subject of serious portance which demands
the of members of Congress and he general pub
lie :" the North American strongly condemnng this
newed attenpt to sn'ngge :.ch lag through Congress
vide North AMERICAN June 18th, and True Sun of the l4
HENRY O'RIELLY.
Washington June 2O-d3tXtw2*
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

| new party, having for its motto 'the freedom Of
the public lands actual Settlers has for years past
existed in the city Of New York They have urged upon
Congress, with much FEASIBILITY the importance of pro-
ecnng the public lands from the grasp Of the Spectator
As party they have become of sufficient importance to
be cared for in presidential elections. They have re-
Gently put In nomination for President Gerrt Smith, Of
New York, who has heretofore acted with the liberty
party; and VIM. s. Waite, true democrat of Illinois,
a candidate for Vice President The barnbuners of New
York, since their complete detection from the democratic
party OF the Union, endeavorng to coaesce with this
new sect, and TO make their platform broad enough to
hold all After special provision had been made for the
accommodation of the abolhonists Mr. Butler added the
following, which was unanimously adopted
"Resoiued That of the opinion that the public
lands should be sold in large quantities to specuiaors,
but should preference be sold IN small quan,ite, to ac
tual settlers and price them exceeding the cost
and expense OF acquiring surveying and giving Jules TO
the same"
President Polk, in his annual message at the COM
mencement of the 29h Congress, earnestly recommended
the graduation and reduction of the price of public lands,
''conning the sales to settlers and cuvaors limited
quantities." and urging the propety OF granting liberal
pre- emptons. In pursuance OF this recommendation,
bill was introduced into the Senate by Mr.. Breese, from
the Committee on Public Lands, providing for the
ducton of the price and sale of the public lands in limit
ed quantities actual settlersthe graduating scale
commencing at one dollar, and ending at twenty-five
cents per acre. and limiting the amount to any one pur
chaser to hundred and sixty acres This bill passed
the Senate but in the House met with the most deter
mined opposition from Preston King, George Rathbun,
and Martin Grover and their barnburnng associates; and
after desperate struggle in which the casting vote was
several times given by the Speaker this great measure
of reform was defeated by these very men who now de-
sire to make it one of the cardinal doctrines of their
creed Then, it was odous, because President Polk had
recommended it. General Cas-, had voted for it, and the
democrats of the west and south in favor OF IT,
Taen to vote against food for their revenge No
to favor it may few votes for their great
but fallen champion We trust that that small but honest
party, who have been urging this measure upon the
country, will not attach themselves to clique whose
only object satae their revenge by running great
and patriotic party which they cannot rule.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01
Bv A. GREEN; .awctJO,,eer.

A MEXICAN FLAGS AND FINE SILVER SET AT
"A AUCTION-On Saturday, the LIST of July, shall sell
at my auction room, Concert Hall, Browns HOTEL
Pennsylvania avenue at o'clock, p m, five very hand.
some American flags made of the best silk, and in the
neates style. Also very handsome silver tea set made
in the modern stye consisting of fine teapos sugar
DISH cream-po IL table and IL teaspoons ladle pair
sugar. ongs, and pairs salt spoons.
authorized to sell the above described articles the
highest bidder Officers Of military companies all others
who wish display the national flag of our glorious repub-
lie will please attend and ladies and gentlemen general
wishing handsome service, any part it, as it will
be sold suit purchasers will find the sale worthy their at
tention Terms cash. A. GREEN,
June 29-3t Auctioneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

WASHINGTON Monument.-Strangers visiting the
w city witness the lay ing Of the stone Of the
Washington Monument, whose wardIobes may require
additional articles of apparel will find it greatly to
their advantage to purchase at the New York Mammoth
Clothing Sore the largest most fashionable and cheap.
of clothing be found in the city be
procured the above establishment consisting in part of
Dress and ock coats. of French, Belgian, English and
American cloths
Sacks ocks, and Orsays, of CLOTH cashmeret codding-
tom tweed Croon and various styles of summer cloths
Pants and vests, of various patterns
Boys and servants clothing, in great variety.
Also at unprecedented low prices robes de chambre,
shirts, cravats, stocks, umbrellas, &c, at the
NEW YORK MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE
Penn. avenue, next door to d. Clageu 81 Co.
June 29-6tif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01
iowa.

The democratic State convention recently held in this
young State has nominated General Augustus Dodge
of the electors for the State at large We understand tits
his intention to every county. General Dodge is
the son of the Hon. Henry Dodge. now senator from
Wisconsin He is fine speaker, of great personal pop
uarity and his exertions in behalf Of Cass and Butler
will tell in the contest His old friends. who knew him
the able and efficient delegate from the Territory, will
be gratifed learn that he is doing battle in the good
cause Higher honors await him.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

VALUABLE Property for sale.-The three brick
house and lot, situated l4h street, between Penn.
syIvana and street. in square No 1854 is offered
private SALE Tho house has recently put in rood
repair contains six excellent rooms we'll finished
garrett rooms and cellar The lot back two wide
aeysone running from and the other from streets
Temsi OneouIth of the purchase money in cash. the
balance in three equal instaments of six twelve and
eighteen months secured by deed OF
II not previously disposed Of At private SALE Il will be
sold at public auction Tuesday, the Ilth day July
O'Clock, p. m Title indispuable.
June 29-eots r. w. DYER Auct.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, June 70, 1913.
FTiE Board OF Trustees have declared dividend of
81 cent out of the profits OF the Bank for the half
year ending the SOh The receive
the same on and after the lst of July next,
July 3-St RID. SMITH, Cashier.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

Gen Worh's family and Capt Sprague, Gu S. Al and
family, arrived in Washington Thursday evening, and
have taken lodging at Fullers Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01
To the Editor of the Union !.

To the EdtfOr OF He Union:
Mr. Van Buren, argues in his letter to the "barnburner
convention that Cass ought not to be elected because
his election would be endorsement by the people Q,
ms 20 ,he Terrsores Wba an
thus presented to the south to themselves IN FAVOR
of Cass, if any of them should prefer aHpr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

Mr. John Van Buren,. in his speech at Rochester, New
York, saidi
seen Cass know very WE'LL and have no persona ION UNI
kindness iowa ds him. have been an nmae Oh Ms UNI
M in Snre;S Countries and have found him 70 be an
nmiable find man For aught know, his CHAR
acter is unm pea chable"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

LATE CON- DALLAs-The remains OF the late Co, ~ ~
las who died Pacific station lately oIo1En,
The United States ship Erie conveyed to
from brooklyn on Tuesday evening, under the cnsrs'
his brother, Hon. George M. Dallas.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

The Hon Isaac Toucey, the new Attorney General.
has arrived in the city, and entered upon the duties Of
his Office
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01
FLAGSHIP OHIO, CALLAo BAY,

February "a. is43
Owing to misunderstanding the part of the Peru
Wan authorities the embarcaton Of the remains of Com
modore Dallas unavodaby postponed from the 18th Of
February the Sd of March.
G. X. STRIBLING,
Captain OF the Fleet
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01
Commodore DALLAS Remains.

The remains of this respected and gallant officer have
Just been received the United States and deposited in
their last resting place in his native Philadelphia with
due honors the presence OF his BROTHER the Vice Pres
dent of the United States The following is account
of their embarcation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-01

Mr. FRENCH said, if he were to consult the present
state of his health, and be admonshed by the extreme
summer heat of the atmosphere, he should not rise to
make speech at this time But considerations of duty
sometimes paramount to desires for personal
comfort and convenience. 1t a high sense of duty
making few suggestions on two subjects
None of the representatives from his State during the
present session, had said anything the subject Of sa-
veryon the power of Congress slavery private
property in slaves Nor had any of them yet discussed
the power Of Congress over the Territories belonging
the United States He proposed, therefore, briefly to
look at these two subjects, but mainly to regard the
slavery question.
Twelve years ago, when he was honored with seat
on this floor the celebrated twentyf rule which laid
all petitions with reference to this subject on the table,
without printing or reference, in full operation.
The agatng proceedings of that day were still fresh in
his memory. during the twenty ninth Congress that
to the twentyrst rule declared that they were only
maintaining the right of petition the part of the peo.
pie and Mr. F. had hoped when the rule was repealed
that the agations OF this dangerous question would
But in this reasonable expectation he had been
disappointed.
spirit OF wild defamation denunciation, yet by
assuming play the upon his opponents but by
inviting gentlemen OF the committee to come with him
and take counsel of reason and who right and who
Ii wrong.
The great object and principal aim Of government was
to protect in the enjoyment of their absolute rights
and government only resort for this protection
not ask the committee to take his word for authority in
this matter He appealed for authority to the ablest
jurisshe standard law writers OF the age and among
them all, he knew no one who stood higher than Sir
William Blackstone. To his definitions, all the books
sgree. What, then, does he say Of absolute rights!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
TliE GRAND URGA:lV
DE. SLIcKSsR's

/ Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills
yysHEsE celebrated PILLS have obtained an enviable
D. notorieiy in The United States curotye for gid.
cosiiycntss coughs hearI burn liver complaint g.
throat inward Weakness palpiiaish OF the heart
Indigestion, and variety of other diseases 10 which
iesh heir. amcdicne for the million. In all SEASONS
uf The spring Summer, fall and winter aud under
an they can be taken IN perfect safety
and success. As Neruiiu.e and general edi for
children, they unrivaled. Being coated with pure
hte sugar children VIII easily take them; they
ther gpr EauSeae gentle hut thorough IN their
operation. For adults by increasing the dose they are
equally beneficial As Anti Bilious PHI they will be
sands who them, and an unqualified approval Will
be the Certalr result
Remember Or. Clickner Is The original inventor
0fSugaT Coated PMS, and thst nothing the was
heard Of until he introduced them IN June, lsl3-
Purchasers, should therefore, always Cickners
sugar coated Vegetable Pills, aHd take oiher or thet
viii be made HE victims OF fraud. Price IS cents per
box
Dr. Chekneis prneips office for the Pills is Go
Nersey 81 Get, New ifk.
YIN JACKSON, 50 Liberty ST. head of Wood street
Pittsburgh, Pa. Guueta gent for rennsy wanna Noit
Ohs, and Western Virginia.
sold rs The following duly appointed agents
q Fafcluld, " heems; Jas GRAY a ca, Bridge
port; John fcnntmofe Maftmsvlile, 4 % Brown ir's
Me,!s,greh; T. b ost. Warrentowu; Wallace IS Bfack
er, la sraage; Aaitle Vance rtialepl!a: Geo " H.
son, West Alexander; John Kelley, Cloysvie; Sainie
Sweeney Washington
NOTlCE-A o fsirehd has been apnon sunni,
iug Agcd ior ~ Western Virginia Agents tequi-i.a nd
ne ga res, suh persons Wishing ~ ltcJue a.vt.s
VIII please splly 10 mn. y3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES.

or THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washn-iou eikshire Co, Mass New 90, 1857.
Mcssrs. KEIcHAa 4 IENsuAwt
Gculs-For thirty wears ! have leCn afflicted with
Piles generally Debility. and IHhau siio causing Ia
and psoass Of the bowels, and winch had resisted
al medical treatment nr. Chapu an and others could
defy description was confined 10 nay he'd, uua1lc TO
hcip mysclf and at last up nv nay physicians aud
friends despair Of gaining ny health in fact for
three DAYS hsforc commenced using Or Uphan's Eec-
tuary entirely sreechicss. and NV burial clothes
were made. But under the heueccai ercies Of Froyi
dencc ana the OF DR.. UphaHs Eiectuay though an
oLD Az have the pleasure Of siasup the 70 the
public shat health good and hope to live many
wears tit Is God VIII and 10 make known the virtues
ufDr jpham's LlecluGry, an - recommend IL TO my
afflicted fellow creatures. u helped beyond the
pecta Of all that kucw my case ard can only
sers, that It is my opiSu The hest medicine in
the world for Piles any disease Of the bowels and IL
thet will according to the irsctpns viii myself
warrant cure IN every one lsufs. with the utmost
expression fihankiuue.s CORNELIUS SPUR.
Egremout Bcrk Co. Mass. Nov. 20 1871.
The above certificate lie r. simple and truthful story
Of suffering and relief, OF which physician and wit.
ness III the case, cheeriuiy endorse.
pr. CHAPMAN.
NoTIcE.-The genuine Uphan's Eieciuaiy has his
written Signature; thus (T "a Upsam. D The
hand Is 50 done with pen. Price, 81 a box
sod, wholesale and retahby kErclt,N HENsHkw.
l3 Fulton street, N. v, CKUMBACkER, Agent,
for Wheeling, Va and by Druggists generally through
ont the L 5 aud tanadas. ie2T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
RADwAY'S CHINESE MEDicArEB Soar AND
r1r crpr,Sx,,>. ,,,,,,.


YhlS medicinal eosnietique Is sure curative 10 all
affections OF the sAin, inparing health aud beauty
to the compexion We have been frequently sshed why
we call Radwa. : soap, Chinese! We da not pretend
10 say that Railways Soap either Invented pre-
Pared in China. Not at ALL the invention Ia entirely
our own-so also is lis manufacture; but as medicinal
agents Indigenous Of that climate, whilst its ieaui
lying properties are largely owing 10 Tee CireAssian
lenus The iienna is one OF those InerOriohs plants
WHOSE virtues cosnlelque has for been
known only 10 the Cireassials But by tie wonderful
success Railways Soap ia Ipartng that transparent
softnsss the skn heath and beauty the eoaplec'
iion proof positive OF IT'S rare and valued viriaes-
This, with other baeSmic plants possessing hedins'
cleansing, purify ing and beGuti ing merits (kno"n"h-
y TO us Is the great secret of The success OF kadway
SOAP. kadyay's Soap speedy its elect OF removing
Fan, SunsaTn. Pimpes, Bl0chts, fusthles. is'eis'
Cures SAN Rheum RngS orm, Rash and riosll 10 ~
FOR shaving cellenl for The Toilet Is naeiaee
sold far . cents large, and IL cents 81 Su 'Se'e,
the PRINCIPAL deoot. al tourtlsnd street. 80 Pearl ST.,
New Nork Jar RAILWAY X CO,
5J4 Pearl street. New YORK.
sod in Wheeling by a o FAiRChlLD, Il
auslO Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
sp5t,ira EEIoas,

" TV-T lIVTI = TT.
Dr. sTowxsrNp.--l ,efly tei,asc gauf sseap,4la
aa- beea the nrltis thrua-h Providence pf saving my
aic nave for srrcra years hal had Coarl Il be-
rano verse and worse At last raised large quantities
5f uleaa hsA night swrpts aul Wa greatly dehttated
aal reduced. sad did not expect Co I've a1ye only
nsai FoIr Safsaqara short ua.e ai there has
ierlul change been vreHsht 10 | abie to
wall l the city. raise Do blood and ~v cough
fss len me. You we'll ma4Iae tbai am thankful Tor
these r,suts Your ODE tisut servant
WV EIf~@III - {. nlLinr.sf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-19
RITTEP,S

COMPOUND sYRUP or TAR 4 WIN curppv
MS pleasant safe and et'icaoious remedy far couch,
colds sore throat, Asthma splitting OF blood ami ~,
useesee OF tue ehesl tending 10 CONSUMPTION l. ~, ia
=. s'"leNeepefs generally this and adininip conn
TIES Ar fhk LOW PRICE or p Crs. PrR no1,r, =. -
wholesale and retail hy the pfopfielors "' anu
- L & Is RITTER. Druggists
lni North Second ST., below Vine PIiIr,
head The following voluntary testimonial = a.
Snliuheid, Monroe co, Pa Dec = is4-
n'ss's = q Ritier: Gentlemcn-l feel !, ~
ulI{ 10 acknowledge to YOU the great beaeft hat ~
eeiN.d from HE use Of our Compound SWIM oC ~
ana " la theIry. Having been for i0ue tlris' IN
WIN Pulmonary complaint, iried an ~ 80, led
guies llhnl olls ming relief when, srtuuaely f "
a. recommended 9" uss your syrup. The MI - 49,, .,
'e+e . ueeiuva9 ia'"faNle i.npress on on my s,.e
continue lAhihs Do sad an aappy 10 say II ~ s,,
ne treat reiitt. aud ciref fatty feel.i,e,i 'nra
tcFliF uude. ....ll4i s1.i ANS .- '.l"s' s3t
mn join AEWaAkT