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in lo27 i» to be reimbursed ll\e 1st of January, 1848.A daily line of lour horse post coaches is henceforward to run between Terre Haute, la., and St. Louis.BreaJstufls are still on the decline. What is the mailer ? Isn't there a screw loose some-where in the tariff of’ lli! We wore told the farmers were indebted to that for high prices. Why, then, does it permit them to be reduced?The Keying, the Chinese Jrnik, has arrived at N‘. York, tthe is built of teak wood—is 155 feet long, 25 feet beam and has 12 feet hold. Her rudder in hung by bamboo cablet, and her anchors are of teak wood. 8he in 212 daye from Canton.The war costa one million of dollars a week.* * - ^ _Gen. Wilson to. and Tuck inti, are both elected to the next Congroau from New Hampshire. If Mr-Polk hud viwited the old Granite before the recent State election, wo should have carried all the members of Congress, Governor, Legiela'ure, auJ all.Tho mufiqui* wood of Mexico in said to b« the
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The National Whig
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Mon, Jul 12, 1847
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