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New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
New Work by R. IL. Dana, Jr-
The Srn,,nn,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


PARrI plain Treatise on Practical Seaulanshp WIN
engraved illustrations. and 4 full Dictionary oil
Sea Terms.
PART H. Customs and UsSres Of the Merchant service
relating the office of the Master, chief ana
second and third Mates Carpenter, Cook aoio
and ordisary seamen, &c. &C.
PANT III. Laws relating the practical duios OF MASTER
and Mariner By the aathor OF Two Years
Before the Mast" l Vol i2mo
THE YOUNG CHOIR: or School Singing book, orr
r;nal and selected by Wu. b. Bradbury and C. w. San
ders Just published and for salo by
DAYTON & SAXTON,
o5 l2i Fulton-st of Nassau.
~ S,v-York Lyccum Lecturcs-Tbc Sc
eord Lecture o. the will be delivered tho Broad
way Tabernacle THIS (houdny) ENEalNG at huff past
seven o'clock by DAVID PAuL BSowS, Esq Of Phiisde
phis. Subiect: The Aris,scracy of Eloqaenee.
T,eke,s admtng lady and gentleman. 50 cents, may
be had of the Librarian the Lyceu Ill btosdsj
At the door this evening".
MS IL L. G- FONhAN, fSee. secretary.
u Dr. Eardner'p Leetnres.-in acccrdancs
with nm invitation addressed hun BY several gentle
Zen eminently distinguished in pfactcai science DE-
Ladnsr has the honor snnounce that on Thursd9,
Evening next the 18th iust he VIII deliver III us Lee
tus Room Of tho Mercantile Library Association Cnno
Hail. the frs, OF series of Lectures Intended to e1ph
and Illustrate familiar style, snitaoie " Popu1
Assembly, the most important and Interesting m0det'
discoveries in Science aud their application to the arts
Tho ssbect for the first Evening VIII DC Astronomy
Illustrated BY large transparent DraWings.
Previous the Lecture Dr.. Lardrers DIoaeuc modeis
h.eh will form the subject oil subsequent Lecture
vii be Shown in operation.
Admission 50 cents-The doors 10 be open at ST qnar
past o'clock, and the Lecture will be somnescoS
:, psesissly. pi36
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To be in lengths OF fom to ls fset, aversee 10 ee'
and fair proportion of The different lengths TO each side
oueha TO be delivered il 20, and the remainder in CO
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
LLUpsoN sTRRET cHEAp DRY GOODS

HUDSON sTRRET CHEAP DRY GOODS
x STORE.-NEW GOO 0S-The Chesp Store has
Just received and beautiful assortment of Goods,
which open FOR the inspection OF the Indies OF
the city =ad also TO Strangers, who make their pur
chases this advantageous terms than
any other in the city 20 Hudson st
The goods consist Of style Of De LANES, China
patterns, very handsome at low price Real WEIGH
Fannels both single and double widths. OF the best
quality, and very cheap.
large assortment OF Aeripoes of the most fa,hionnhle
coor aud Of sspStb quality chssper thar were ever
offered before.
Velyct. the largest in the city, ve dderert
shades of blue blzch and Ave dfercn; prices. Alec Ma
ROOFS purple, browns, ma4ane blae and all o.her CO
ors &c. These The chsape. Velyets offered IN
the civ. Lnen Can5ric Hdkfs. q: extraordinary low
prices all linen o. splendid article OF Embroidery
f5c evening aud ball dresses at 20 Hudson n6 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
A LITERARY GEM.
Rich, Amusing, and Instructive Book.
A. p Y Z { G.

AMd loiH be published carly IN Maroh, 1872


~ sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WORK Con
tanng several hundred superb Engr,vings making
the finest OF Illustrations presented to the
American public in handsome large octave (hand-
somey bound> OF Six Hundred pages. Price only So co.
This splendid volume WILL in itself comprise complete
LIBRARY OF USEFUL AND EsTEGTAINIsG kSowLEDGE, -
ndeEsed in form, familiar in style and copioss in
information embracing extensive range of subjects in
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. The subjects ef the
Engravinys Will be strictly illustrative being representa-
tons of actual Scenery Costsmes, Manners, Monumens,
lad Objects of Natural History and executed Ia the hrs
style of The Art II will be work Of universal utility
and we have hese,iou in pronouucins II the NEST
splendid work for the pric, produced II this Country
The york will be got out in style nearly equal 10 our
best Annuas and less than sHeeHh their price, cor
sderng the aoun, Of matter and great number of En-
.,rayipgs-,he original cost OF waich aono will exceed
Four Thousand Dollars.
n .t;ect N no 10 produce sosg tina; SHALL Eleet the
wants and wishes of very large and respectable
cs Of readers whose opportunities of studying as
aufrequept their aspirations after hsowspes are ar
Ion, ROBERT SEARS, EdtUr asG Pubiirter.
p S-The work will be ready for delivery about
the LIST Of March 1872.
T-r Agents RsspoRsiBle Msn-~nnted in every town
au village throughout t5e United States-Addre,s Pab
Iisher (as aboyc) postpaid.
II The Engraviurs for tae above Work will be made
from New and Original Drawings, by Chap
man. Losing. Batter, and other elaaent Artists
ber viii be copied from Napaleons cesbraei work
Egypt, which has sold here high Eight Hundred
Doiirs per copy. In shart il will be STORE OF
KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL READERS. amsoa'
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Ship Harvest, Bron, l6 days from PiotOu coal. Law
renee & Robinson
Ship Claudius Scohe, Bo.-n 30 d. I'm Newcastle, Eng
and 70 hours from Boston 18th 633 COAL y glass
order.
s.fque Richmond, Bartlett, fn Liverpool 5.h Sept to
8. II. DowHing.
Brig Giaton Lyon, days fa savannsh with cotton
Smrses n Chairman.
B4r Charles Carroll Vanl avaero 20 days fin Tampico.
aud - ds fin KY West specie 10 P. A. HarSous.
Brig u Z. Lamar, Saauemsn, 10 ds I'm SAVANNA with
cot;c1. Scott & MorreiL
Rrig Heen Aiaria, Lock IS days from city of St Do
miGgo, lsgwood, &c. :'sitand Kennedy & Co. ipass.
Be- Big Ocean, LcnnesOn, 81 days from sydney coal,
John r. Peters & CO.
Bag Charles Hammond. Norton, Is days from Turks
Island, salt, to w. W. Pratt.
Br. brig Leone Li.we, lG days of from Pc,ou coal TO
]. X. CLARK.
scbr Direct, Brigg. Baltimore, mdzc. to j. n. Briggs
Sckr. himirs, Deunis, Phadelphs.
sch Chloe Ann, Eldridgc Edenton ~ C. naval stores.
Schr President, Osborn, Alexandria aour to Sturges
S Chairman.
Sch Mercy, Koley, I'm. Pensacola, mdEs. toJ Eweli
Scbr. Isabella Clark 10 days from Charleston, cotton,
10 order.
schr vrgn!sp Pede, 6 days from Norfolk, mdze, to
Sturgss & Clc1rmar.
Delow-2 ships, bark, brgs. Wind South
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
tNRANsrAEsEN'E ITALIAN WIN
now SHADES OLIVER w WOODFORD G6

DOW SHADES, OLIVER w. WOODFORD. 66
Cathafpe street. has mzde arrangements TO receive
Monday, the eth day of November, about -
tanning 800 pqir at Transparent Window Shades. They
odesad expressly Tor this market and will be
found excel any hins of the kind rrsr before rapport
ed Families will now have opportunity OF rurchas-
ing Windo. Shades much below taelr Intrinsic value and
those about furnishing their dwellings with any kind OF
Blinds will well 20 call and examine tEis large assort
msnt. The invoice will contaia
30 pairs Landscapes, Mt the low price Of si,1s per
pair.
900 pairs Plain Centers Scroll Borders, $3.50 to $40
$50 pairs Mooal ch views, Vignatle CenIersSi,UO to
$500.
i50 pairs French Landscapes aud Scrolls s. 20 10 5000
100 pairs Real Italian Landscadcs DARK $40 10 S25
and $50
N. b. Always on hand Window Shade IaUsisgs. 2t'
nEPOT OF FANCY DRzaa A9Tl-
~ CLES.-Silk Satin and merino Scars and Cravnts
in great variety OF patterns, with general assortment
of Fancy Dres Articles for sale moderate prices by
WHIT. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway,
YlOIw American Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

Nes-York, Nov. ls4l.}
II Proposals for Supplying the following qusnti
tie. of Plank and Timber will be received this Office ii
the l5gh inst. viz:
white Onk PIank.
$4,000 feet nch nsasure) 81 nch to be 30 10 Go feet
long, and 10 to IA inches vida
l00O0o fee, (nch meaturc) uc to be 90 TO 60 feet
long, (ouehslf to be IS feep and TO II inches vide
Seasoned Plank will be preferred and Plank in part
seasoned (say meu;bs) will be indispensable nors
particular description will be given application at the
Navy Yard.
yellow hocust Timber.
snn ,,h,, %, g., scusr. 6.f nrhess
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

iD Dry Dock, Brooklyn, New -Yoris.-
PROPOSALS will be recciy cd the Navy Agents Office,
NewYork unt. the 10th inst for the timber specified in
the Schedule below, for buildings
PILE WHARF.
The timber be delivered free Of all charges at such
part the Brooklyn Navy Yard .hs be directed sub
ect the inspection and approval such person may
be selected by the e. sineer.
SCHEDULE OF TIMBER.
$50 White Oak bearing Pies-averesc length &c feet
IA to l6 inches square.
Sc Fender Piles-ayerage length sc feet-abOu IA in
ches square.
So Tons OF White Pine timber for Cap'-Io in. square.
70 Z" Side Caps-l2 ill., square.
25s small Spruce ranging timber for
iug Wharf-9 inches thick
The Bearing Piles be Of round White Oak timber, Of
sound and good quality be procured
80 be entirely suitable for driving TO he hcTed II
inches square for length ICES than 10 feet from tho
cut TO be st least IL inches diameter at the smaller
end and OF len: varying from 30 TO Il feet follows
one third part to be from 30 81 feet third from 81
TO 35 and the remaining third from j 10 4. feet The
whole to average less than &c eet in length No pile
TO be admitted which sweeps devates from straight
ness more than foot forty and 10 be received
which are curved in than direction. The piles
10 be delivered the Navy Yard properly hewed bud
ready TO be harpened for diving, subject to inpecton
and approval
The Feader Files 10 be of round White Oak timber, of
the same quality and subject the same conditions with
regard 20 straghness To be hewed 3 inches tquare for
lanrth not less than l2 feet from tsa butt 10 be at least
II inches in diameter the smaller end, and OF length
varying from "a IS feet avers2e rot les, h7n 36
To be we'll apd properly hewed and Delivered az above
The White PiRe timber FER Caps TO he of good
sssud quality hewed sawed IL inches thick an II TO
6 inches wide straight nl four sidas and OF the
isg lengths ~ sticks IL .! sticks - set
sticks &c feet and II sticks n feet long.
The 26 OF timber for Side Caps to be OF the same
quality he~ed or sawed II Inches square straight On all
four sides oud length varying from % TO Sc feet,
follows one third III length OF - feet, third -
and ore third Sc foot.
The small Der FOR covering the wharfto be cfsPrnce
or Fine ra1gng timber Of sound and durable quality
sawed or htscd s;ragA: three sides 10 be not s thar
riches on average thickness, estimated from the
unfswa side the opposite face, and 10 vary from to
10 inches the width less thaR inches and the
length TO NE Is, -, %, or Sc f-et.
One half be delivered before December 9th, anf
the remang half on or before Dec. Goth, lSil.
Navy Agents ctice.
New York Nov. 9Th, l5il.
nlGts0 RoBT C. WETNoRE. Navy Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15


{AIANFE ga Protestant Man aRd wife, agea &c
w asd 81 uho hage children want situatioBshe Us
waiter ms wife seamstress, nurse or cambernald can
refer for character respectable inHilies whom ihcy
lived with for nearly the last 10 i'll this city Apply
at the office, No 56+ Broadway. IN /. ELLlOII
EOs2S sscCAEE a Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
~ OFFICE. 99 Nassau-St.
REFERENCES Hon NJ. II. Grinnc II. Brevoort, Esq,
~ Irving. Prof. Eenwics. ni3 I'M
EEgTa6sN,s INVELE.IEENCE OFFICE,
No 5nii Pearl i. Rroad~av o'h lmi.'
1rA a eEaOSi IET-Iu the house 81 Ann 81.
;sT second story back suitable for Jewellers or
.A---<- others being remarkably wGIl lighted. Kent low
Appy on the premises
N B. A few jewelers. teos 10 be had if wanted very
low mis- 3ti-
AsA TO a.EET Csd esAg'-ihe new modera Built
I three story brick house situate the east ry corner
of the Seventh avenue thirteenth 81, will be rented
cheap TO good tennIt Il hss recently been painted
e. II. WINTER, l6 WALL st
nl56- Over the Mechanics Bankl
80 ppss aAL& OR EXCHANGE-A small
Eis handsome Farm in Ere County. Now-iork, 80 i'm
proved Orchard House and Barn, good soil and negAbof
hood. Apply SMITH X TURNER, 10 John-stree'
o.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
pENAHANSHIp

and meserly command Of the pen which MS own spe-
cjmcus an. practical exempdcstoE, wii illustrate that
tbsy caruo: possibly lo.e IN their future practice
Mr. G. has received the FIRST PRsMIra three suecess-
~. years for the BEST SPECIMENS or FIASo PESNAS
eYhbiteL at me FAIRS OF the A,iERicaS Institute
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS, iHcluiing Stationery, sAyshie
B-nnets System of Book Keeping taught by praet-
cal accountant Mo i"l.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

DEEsts's AMERICAN COUGH CANDY
Isis y cparatel rfered TO the Public as an i'll
fabe sll tho diseases Of Human life neither
composed grea number of pretended rare foreign
yegeis ales, whose known ony To favored
Gew but Is II compound mostly OF simple vegetables
which grow our sail and with confidence offered
TO the Public the best remedy ever before introduced
for Cosghs, Colds. Hoarseness, &C
Warranted in all cases 10 afford relief.
Manufactured and sold by THOS. p. PEERS, No. aG5
Broadway between Warren and ChAmbrrs sts. NIL lss
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

t. Notice.-Thc ordination and installation Of
Charles P. Bu,b Paser elect Of the Tenth Presbyterian
Church OF this city viii take place, by divine leave
Monday eyoniug 18th instant. Service to
O'clock the house of worship be onging To said church,
III z!d street, nesr 81 avenue.
The iisy Geo g. Chesycr will preside and pu; tic coz
stuYnal questions and make III. ordainng prayer the
Rev Dr. SKINNER Will give the charge 10 the people; and
the Rev DR.. Patton will give the charge 10 tic pastor
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

NEW BOOKs.-Just received at the Clinton Hall
l Y Bookstore
Pictorial Robinson Cru.oe, 800 engravings.
Pictorsi Vicar OF Wakefield.
Stanley Thorn, engraved edition.
Souvenirs OF Il Residence in Europe.
Cory aud Shame of England, by Lester.
Scandinavia-Norwoy, Sweden and Denmark.
The Land without Sabbath.
American Antiquities, by A. w Bradford
Spring and Auiumn-Summtr and Winter, &c. &o
ALI the English and American Annuals Gil Books Al
buns. &c. &c Us. REDFIELD, Clinton Hall,
nl32t corner Nassau and BeekIaan
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

DVFRAID MONEY ar PAN.-rae suo-
ID scribcrs will Buffalo Money at par without any
addition 20 former prices for their well seectsd stock o.
Dry Goods consisting III part of Sis, SILK Broche ana
Cashmsre shawls, Merinos Taglonis, Bombasins Vel
vets Flanpels, Cloths CassMer-s, Prints, &c.
an 81 GERARD 4 KllNCK, l67 Spring 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
eplcnaid. Cheap mud Appreprinte

NEW-YE8RS GIFT FOR CHILDREN.
VIII be psblishel on the first day of December the
TEN COaRaKANDNRNTs,
beautifully usuiod By twelve EagfavDgs on Wood by
BUTLER, and printed in coors large sheet Q7 by
Il inches of fine linen paper. Price p cents Orders
respectfully solicited By
pIOeos7t REDFIELD, Clinton Hall.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
oQs 2tsrMw&F = j. ,n20 Nsvy Age

Navy Agents Office,
We" 'O'A' RorERT c. WETMoEE,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ships Sheffield Alien Liverpool X. Kermit; Cordelia,
French. ST. Croix aud market, G. Ttumble; Calhoun,
Myers Charleston. Geo. Sutton.
Barks HerInee Dr. Clphast, Liverpool P. HARMONY &
Co; Foerd B.odre Barker Antwerp D. II. Schmi It. Son,
( Go.
Rrigs Hai4ee, tBr.) Foley Hsrbor Grace, w HuR Ii
GRoleoa, Shin, Key West an1 ST. Marks 4. Richards Wy
der Ali Dsrrck ST. Thcmls and Porto Rico, j. w. Asop;
Colonist. (3rl Durkee 81, Kitu via Yarmouth ~ s. j.
=. grainc: Heinrich, HAS Hegemanu, Layuayra L. Il
T. Poppe; Citizen Thing Gibraltar, d. II. Robertson;
Senator Pepdsc Ba.ion: Florida Blanca Peder,on, Be
lize, Hon. q. Blanco.
Sehrs Exchange, Bakely, Beaufort hsdsd Plai,; War
ssw, Burdick, Augu.tne Chief, Van Name, Baltimore;
Celeste, Johnson, Baltimore; Eliza Ellen Merrill, Port
Prince, Nesmilh s. Iced: Cornelis Meyer, Key West
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

Hoa Rufus Choale Quilted States Senator from Bias
sachasetis) On 'Ihe Literature Of tho Sea-
Charles Eames, Esq on The Romaucs Of the Times
Henry Il. Schoolcref, ESQ.,, 0alo Uned States Indian
A2Gntl on Indian Character, Traits NC.
H-y. Saencor IL Coao, on The Voluntary Principle
Lowell siasou, Esq Gate Presiden; OF the Handel and
Haydn Seee'y, Bosior) on Music
Hsy. Prof. Macitt, OH.
David Paul Brown, Esq, OF Paladeiphia, on Tho Aris
tocracy os ElOqucBCe
Rev. Edward Hchcoak, IL. D., Prof Geology, Am
herst College, =" The Wonder. Of ScioAcc compared
with the Wonders Of Roggnce."
Rev. Jokn Picrpont, OF Boston, on The Education OF
the Practical 1iag.'
Va!caicto.y, b. Gov. Poindexter, of Mississippi.
The particular order in wkch the above named gentle
men will appear having been fully arranged VIII be
annoaaoea to the Public from week to week. as the Lee
TERMS
Srason Tickets, (adHlitng lady and gentlem'H. ~
MciR5crs' 90 20
Ladies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---Si
Can bo obtained o:he Librarian at ths Lyceum Rooms,
IL Broadway; at Dayton & Saxtons, corner oi Fulton
ant Nassau Streets John H. Salisbury soy Broase ay.
The Library aud Reading Room of tho New lork Ly
ceun are open days and evenings for the use al Mooes
at ~ Broadway, the corner OF LPonard street.
second floor.
The Library Is supplied with Booss in every depart
namt Of Literature Scicuce, the fechanc Arts history
Biography. Bellies Lettres Voyages Travels Metaphy-
s,cs Thr0Srv Jurisprudence, Medicine, Polite Eeono-
NV the Fine Arsn word, oil that can be useful 10 the
general! reader, psrticulsr student.
The Reading Room, possessing ample accommodations,
furnished With the daily snd weekly Papers, ehoiee
Arericar ard Foreign Periodicals. Journals OF the various
SciocceS. &c. &c.
New Publications will be added rapidly as the uads
siil permit.
Te Tcr;ns Of Membership only - per annum, pay
uble ,fdesircd soia-Rnnuaiy.
Ladies are admitted TO membership on the same ierR-
o9u JOHN Ii. GRlSCoM, M D., President
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

IT Tho Seventh Anniyersary of the N.w-York
Young Mems Education Society will be held IA the
Bfoa WAY Tab rnacie ca Wedu sdaY Evening, Novom-
Der l7th at o'clock Addresses will lie Radc by Rev.
T.. ~ Kirk aud the Rev. DR.. Baman OF Troy. Music by
the choir Tabernacle. the direction of Geo.
Andrews, Esq The friend, Of education nYited TO
attend. NJ. IL BALDWIN Chairman
,lz D.. lee Arm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

- Particular .soaicc.-rhcse persons having
furntrrc Of Any description 10 dispose Of who
breaking up housekeeping, vii find ready sale for any
portion or ali of thew goods by sending their address
calling upon the sutscriber. Goods 10 nny anonht pur
c,used OF I'm o. " eel Tor. 1917 Chatham street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

1.-THE Direc:ors OF the New-York Ly-
ccusn respectfully inform the P.blie that the Third An
nua Course Of Lectures before that institution viii be de-
iyered in the Broadway Tabernacle "Wednesday even
ings of each week commencing early in November.
Introductory, by the Hon. Ssml L. souha-d, OF New
lion Henry D. Gilpn, Cato Attorney General of tie
intc- Sla:es) on --.
Iioa c. C. Csmbrc!eng, Gate Minister of the United
States to Huss:a) on Russia
Euhu Burrit 4. III. Gearned Blacksmith Of Massa
chusetis) The Influence OF MytboOecai Mctap orr
Cultivation and De,clopcmCa:.'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

u Medicines OI Elesi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Popular Keaedie Leoches, English and French Perfum
cry, Soaps, Brushes &c, for sale by
j. & |. CODD.NGTOS, Druggists,
MS lmis- 227 Hudson corner OF Spring.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

VI K BRAEAM HAS The HONOR ID ANNouNCE
thai be win give his second Concert he StuyTessat Is
suts Nard,y evening, which occasion he VIII rs
ths following Songs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-14
DEAF MUTEs-AND THE BLIND.

Exhibition OF the deaf and dumb las, night w,s highly in
teresng JUDGED most wonderful capacities
o. the human mnd excmpfed unfortunate They
perfectly happy however, and the little particular
amused themselves with enieavong open with
individuals audiences using expressive signs
or else busted themselves all those varied
conduct Of intelligent children The exhibition
af-d ana seemed 10 gay the large audience present. very
muh girls illustration of pursued by The
pennsylvania housewives in making bread, highly graphic
and expressive Every citizen ought this wonderful
O'on' The Find e1hiS. to night oast night
1--WE witnessed the first exhibition with great plea.
sure Six Pupils brought forward; three of both
sexes, OF various ages, and of different stages of i'm
provement. Their Teacher (the Rev. Mr.. Tvler)
seems to be well acquainted with the principles an
practice of his difficult profession 1t was yery touch
ing and interesting Exhibition. The pupils were NOT
as far advanced, as those of the Connecticut school,
be better taught. They conversed with their teacher
partly by descriptive signs, and partly by the manual
alphabet rapidly executed-and they write oct in words
upon board, the ideas which they have been taught
to express by gesticulatons and manual signs They
wrote with no little attention to correctness of ortho
graphy and grammar The first night the Blind took
no other part in the exhibition than TO give Us music
They sang, and performed the piano, some on
the violin, upon the French horn and Bass VOL They
have not enjoyed great deal of practice; but they
executed two or three pieces in Band, which very
credtaby performed and the course of time the Band
will probably be excellent.
Since quoting the above article we learn our sur
Prise, that some persons suppose had some aiu-
son TO the Richmond Star, in hasty article in our last
paper, upon hasty article from the st. Augustine
Herald We seize this occasion 70 say that had not
the slightest auson to any Editor in this city indeed,
we had at one moment, intended, loosely, to quote
Inc article from Mondays STAR in witness of something
which we then said of ourselves We were surely
ave when according to the testimony of the STAR
were among the reiest of gay crowd of nearly 100
gentlemen We should, indeed, have felt il as an act
OF great discourcsy to the Star have said any thing
sarsh IN relation to paper, which had, hut the day be-
lore, said some civil things of rs.