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New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
Josiah Richards, AuctIOneer.
EY BANGS. RICHARDS ~ PLATT.

Nt0rt 10 Sr5lesd,
Al private >ale-A subscription copy Of the ossiaa
edition of Aucubon> BIRDS OF America. vol. Folio
BT ROYAL GURLEI.
SToRs LOO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lone Room
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

EDMUND DAVIS Secretary olH
IL Fifth Ward i. p4,su4Icc of The rccomme' d.
alion Yhg General Committee. the Wing Eecte,
hc Fifth Ward assembled at Cars Ma IN Hose 10
West Broadway Mouday evening. ='th INST 20 select
Delegate. 10 the Senatorial and GOA " Con'enllo 8
Ai x bert Jones was called the Chair, cott RhiH
aud rhoha,l HartneSs, Secretaries The ioio'me j.
cmen were elected Dalcs the Senatorial CcnNen-
ton VIZ: Rober, c. Coinsl, WA II. Harrison, and A5'l
T. IN lcrSoa
der Ilamilton Shui: Jefferson Barren Alex Lawrence,
and Charles J Howell
TIC following tesOutIon vas offered by Augustus lie
Brown. Esq and adopted
Resolved rhst tn, mcct7- fy approve OF the r-ia-
c'res forth III tn late address OF ihe wing meiGcrs
oil Congress preyoa, 10 their departure from Washing
ton, ask representatives to The Convention al
Syracuse 10 sustain them there.
The following resolutions by Zenas Hyde l.'q were
adopted unanimously
IN OF nis City AMI Sac II their opposition 10
the odou, Stale Prison Monopoly m'n"poy mat brings
,oav:c. labor III comPeIitlon with our o" Dc "'eha
reducing the picc OF their labor, ANA makas tht" worn
for bare pittalcc.
Resolved That We should hail with the highest rleas
uc the immediate employment of tie conNIcis at some
branch OF that will not compete win our he
chaulcs.
Resolved That We will 20 aeaIt and hani IA bringing
about reformation much needed so Loudly '"eu i'f'
ard just in lis demands.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF iAiS meeting DC
signed OS 'n' O'''' 'D' EfGBEIT JONES, Chairman.
oLcorT RnSss sccr,,,rie.
u ssnIiy 1. Rally. sally :: :-ciroeers and
Grocers' Clerks atuioa-Am adjourned meeting III ue
held at Co um.an Hall, 263 Grand.streei on Monaay
Evening ne,t Oct 4;h 10 o'clock. NJ Precisely Tor
the purpose of adopting such means TO induce the
o. The City Of New YORK 10 close their stores AZ
o'clock, p W. Business OF much imPnranee VII, ~. DC
presented All interested are respectfully in'iied 20 At
lend. MICHAEL SULLIVAN, ChaiFman pro- TEN.
j 5s,"s ) ST :, mt, -, Secretaries,
/ A-ruu rgrnf utS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

DEiGOHAs..-rhe BROOhLIN SALT WATER
IA WARM BATH has beca removed to the upper sida
of Fulton Ferry Pier. Ladies aad Gentlemen have
Warm Baths iron A. n. TIL l. ?. VI The c.tzsas {
View York viii ud present location convenient and
sasy access and take Bath with much expedition
a, II tn0y were Oh the New York side OF the river.
Rrookivr Sept Sth ISIl lmis+
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
lEEINEn suI:AK AND ,lOLAssEs

II BUP-Sr UhRT'S ste am rehned white and
yelioH sugars superior h"e noasses syrup,
constantly on hand aud for sale the wholesale and
ra family grocery, 100 Green SicE, Murray st
80. OF 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

IN DEMOCRATIC W ING GENLRAl. COMMITTEE
NEw-YoKK, Sept. 81, ISL.
RoSOlred That the County Convention be requested
Broadway Hose Frida,, the 1t CT Oct0
Der ucxt, at CLOCK T. IL.
Resoiued hat the Convention TO select Dclct
the Selstnria Convention be requested iiOn
day, the 18th October the Broadway louse ut o'clock,
Z. NJ
SAMUEL q. RAYMOND, Chm.
II c. WEsTERvELT, (s,
F. r. BAcxnousr. Secys. s2a ,@i
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

Do. $50 let, with board han lsome
- .rone paror the first lo0r with bed attached.
Also ui>onc f,ont pa lur with bedroom nd joining
the floor suitable for small families single
gentlemen. References exchanged Apply at No SIS
broadway opposite Nblas. Terms moderate. s30 II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

Il Now Exhibiting. At the National Academy Of
Desiga. R-uaA~ay. of Leonard street Dubufe =
mac n fc-bt Picture Of Don JUAN. HAiDEE and LAM
BRO. 80 fSct of Canvass. The PRINCESS OF ca
PUA AID full length Portrait Of the HON. MRS. NoR-
TON. BY Paris. of Loodoa Open roa o'clock IN the
morning unti 10 night
Admission - c.sr. Season Tickets ~ cents - II
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02
LNKAN4PA rGENY ITAGlAN WINDOW

case of 2OO pairs, Landscapes, at 81 IS cents per pair
do $50 DO French Scrolls, PLATA curriers', sido.
do 100 DO vignette and Scrolls do.
do 100 do Real Italian. from ssto $50 do
&c Cnihnrinn n
New-York tribune., 1841-10-02

= W HfT ~tH9tIUT'EtI uH' CKrt'VH' TIT
District - At meetoe of this Censen held Al
the Bro idway House the Is Ii of October, leiO the
foil wing Resolution vas passed
ReSOircd That th- SenI'Gfi1 Convention for this
district held the second Tuesday # October, l'il
at O'Clock at noon the Broadway House in tho Cty
New York and that the Pres dcnt due notice
thereof TO be given Of TIE sane.
s27 If LAMBERT SUDAN, President.
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DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

The following speeches were made in the
Senate on the Treasury Note Bill, Friday, Feb.
IL, lS41.
Mr.. DIXON said he rose TO detain the Senate but
for moment and that for the single purpose Of
signing his reason, having only assign
for voting he should in favor of the bill under
sideraton. That reason was the necessity which the
occasion involved. He deemed explanation proper,
lest an inference might be drawn from his vote that
he in favor of Treasury notes of the ord-
nary means of Government supplies. He was OPP
posed TO them in that character and approved of their
issue only to be adopted in exigencies Of
extraordinary occurrence and when necessity might
render Indispensable Believing, he did,
that such exgency had occurred, he should vote
for this bill He would not deny that the Treasury
note system for the financial purposes of the Govern
ment obnoxious TO nearly all the objections urged
by honorable Senators against it, In some Of those
objections he heartily concurred. II involved ex-
ercse of power liable TO great and frequent abuse 1t
mode OF supply of too direct and Of too easy
complishmcnt to be forbeaingy used. I hat Govern
ment which can at will make money for its own use
and accommodation may not always be the most eco
nomieal in its own expenditures. Governments Mr.
President, are in some respects, like individuals in
their real and imaginary wants, and always find their
wants of money increasing in proportion TO their IA
ciliiies of obtaining it, Again he would admit thai
il seemed to present most singular absurditythat
Government, after having manifested so strong al
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NEW YORK PRRMIUM HATS Just re-

NEW YORK PREMIUM HATS Just
| cciycd from our establishment at New York.
full assortment Of Beaver and Moeskin Hats, of the
celebrated manufacture of Orlando Fish, who has for
several successive years received the first premium at
the Fairs of the American Institute
These Hats are manufactured of the choicest ma
terial and in the newest and most approved styles;
thew are recommended to the connoisseurs for their
superior symetrcal proportions, elegant short nap
splendid lustre rnd unfading coors-in word they
will be found to be decidedly superior to any thing
of this kind in this city, and at prices corresponding
with the state of the times In proof of this statement,
gentlemen ether before after purchasing elsewhere,
are invited to call in order to examine and compare.
ROBERTS g. FISH,
Penn avenue, 2 doors West Of the main
feb 2O-6t. entrance of Browns Hotel
VALUABLE HISTORlES-Just imported by
Y r. TAYLOR, direct from London.
Lectures on Modern History from the irrupton of
the Northern Nations, TO tie close Of the American
Revolution, octave volumes, by Professor Smyth, OF
Cambridge University, England London, 1910.
Also by the same author, Lectures on the French
Revolution in 3 vols Svo.; London 1910.
History Philosophically illustrated, from the fali oil
the Roman Empire to the French Revolution, by Geo
Miller volumes.
Thenys History Of the Conquest OF England py
the Normans with IFS causes and consequences 70 Tue
Present time, vol octave London, lpupiisDeu IN ia
nuary IS411 translated from the French.
Koch's History Of Europe, from the subyersion OF
the Roman Empire in the west to the abdlcaton OF
Napoleon vol octave, translated from the French,
Bonnecboses History Of France from the invasion
NJ The Franks under Clovis TO the accession Of Louis
Philippe ! vol. London, 1889,
-. nd many others Of which the list will be con
,;nned feb II
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vNHE ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE Rail.
= hOAD being now open throu ghout its whole
extent the PrasidenI and h;.as..... - = -

ME ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE Rail.
hohD being now open throughout its whole
extent, the President and Directors have resolved i:
That on SATURDAY, the Goth instant and daiIy
thereafter at o'clock, A. M, Train Of Cars will
leave the Companys Depot, at Annapolis, and reach
the junction OF lis Rail Road with the Baltimore and
W ashlngton Rail Road in time TO connect with the
ram which leaves Washington for Baltimore at the
same hour
The returning Train will leave the company's
Depot at the juncture of the two roads, Immediately
alter the arrival at that place of the Train which
leaves Baltimore for Washington at A. M.
AT o'clock r. M. another Train will leave the
Depot at Annapolis and reach the Depot at the juno
ton IN time TO with the evening Trains from
Baltimore and Washington and will return to Anna
polls Immediately after exchanging passengers with
those Trains.
The Company's Locomotives are in charge of skill
full and experienced Engineers Its Cars are commo-
dous and well built Every possible attention will be
paid to the comfort Of passengers All possible
will be taken by the Company TO the safe trans
pertaiion and delivery OF baggage.
The rates for Transportation Of Passengers are as
follows:
For the whole distance between the cities Of Anna
polls and Baltimore, So 90
For the whole distance between the cities of
Annapolis and Washington, so
For any shorter distance at the rate of six and quar-
ter cents per mile.
TcKErs may be obtained at the Offices OF the Bal
tmorc and Ohio Rail Road Company in Baltimore
and Washington, which will enable the holders to
travel free Of all other charge throughout the line to
Annapolis. And in like manner at the Office Of this
Company, in Annapolis travellers may obtain tickets
which will enable them to travel free Of all other
charge to Baltimore or Washington By order
SOMERVILLE PINCKNEY, President
-txuOu
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NIGHT AND MORNING.

like the order Of the external universe glide together
side by side the shadowy steeds Of NaHT ARD MoRs-
ING. Examine life in its own world confound not
that world the inner one, the practical one, with the
visible yet arcr and less substantial system do
ing homage TO the sum- 10 whose throne afar IN the
infinite space the human heart has wings 10 1ee
In life the mind and the circumstances give the true
seasons, and regulate the darkness and the light VI
two standing the same foot OF earth, the one
revcs in the joyous noon, the other shoulders ~ le
solitude of night For Hope and Fortune the day
star is ever shining. The Anmuth Suahendes
live ever in the air For Care and PERJURY, night
changes not with the ticking Of the clock the sha
dow on the dial Morning for the heir, night Tor th'
houseless and Gods eye on both
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From The N. Y. Com. Adp.


Mrs GENERAL HAMLroN.--We have learned that
the aged and venerable widow Of Alexander Hamil-
ton is on the point of closing her long and blameless
ife-a life rendered truly illustrious, although IN
heraded. through fame claYorous trumpet by the con-
tnua exercise of every virtue that adorn the cha
racter Of woman Among the busy crowds of seek
ers after wealth, notoriety and pleasure the very ex
sence Of this lady has been forgoten but has been
known where want and suffering implored relief, and
amid the circle in which she moved her name was
never uttered without feeling of respect and reve-
renee In the full possession of her faculties peace
full prepared and happy she is now, we understand,
awaiting from hour 10 hour the summons that shall
call her 10 rejon that companion of her youth over
whose cold form the tears of whole nation were
mingled with her
Among the many institutions which we have in
this city none stands prominent than the Or
phan Society There two of its founders still Nv
inn-the lady of whom we have been speaking, and
the venerable Mrs. Bethune the latter enjoying
green old age as active as she was quarter Of
century ago attending to her orphans six days in the
week and on the Sabbath, at her residence, per
forming the duties Of Sunday School teacher She
too is waiting the hour when II shall be said, "well
done, good and faithful servant, &c
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NrEw RooKs FROM LoNpoN. Two lnre.

NEW BOOKS FROM LONDON Two large
N cases Of English Books are this day opened by F
TAYLOR, direct from London, imported by himself,
containing many valuable works, most Of which are
entirely new, the subjects Of Political Economy,
Finance, Naval and Military Science Agriculture,
Geology, Engineering, (csiI and military together
with some valuable works history, too numerous Tor
the limits of an advertisement. iebz
IT ECTURES ON GEOLOGY Translated from
1.-The German Of Won Lombard by Rev i y
Morris and Professor +. Hall, NJ three mum
bers now published the third number thus DAY recev
cd for sale by +. TAYLOR price 81 cents per mum
Der, with many engraving ieV@
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Movn,y FrparARy D IS41

John Norve and Stevens +. Mason, Esq of Mich
gam were admitted attorneys and councillors Of this
Court
No 49, The United States ps VIM. Linn ct al on
a certificate of division in opinion from the Circuit
Court of the United States for Illinois Mr.. Justice
Thompson delivered the opinion of this Court that
the obligation out in the declaration being without
seal is not bond within the act of Congress, but
that such an instrument is good at common law and
directed that il be certified to the said Circuit Court
No. AZ The United States, appellant, rs. the
schooner Amistad, &c. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Attorney General for the APP
pellant, and by Mr.. Baldwin for the appellee.
Adjourned till to- morrow, IL o'clock A. M
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DEAUMoNT 4 FLETCHER-New edition

beaumont 4 FLETCHER-New edition,
ID complete in two octave volumes, London, 1910,
edited by George barley, just imported by + TAf-
LOR.
Ben Jonson's Complete Works, vol. octave with
a memoir of his Life and Writings, by Barry Corn
wall.
The Complete Dramatic Works of Massinger and
Ford, both comprised in one octave volume, London,
1889, edited by Hartley Cocridge
Also Shakespeare, being one olthe same series edi-
ted by Thomas Campbell complete in one sso vol.
feb 10
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OUR FUTURE POLlCY.-By O. A. Brown
~ son, editor of the Boston Quarterly Review.
Also, by the writer Defence of the Article on
the Laboring Glasses" which appeared in the Bos-
ton Quarterly Review.
just published lin pamphlet and this day received
for sale y f. TAYLOR feb l3
X ENUINE MADEIRA WINE.-The subscri-
VI bers prepared to receive and execute orders for
genuine south side Madeira Wine, under the brand of
Symington Il Co. From the connexion of this house
with HENRY VEiTcH, Esq. till lately and for many
years English Consul General at Madeira and sole
preventative Of the old and substantial firm Of Scott
Prngle, Vcitch & Co. perfect reliance may be placed
all orders being faithfully executed The late cargo
per julia from Madeira consisting of 1856 pipes, hogs
heads and quarter casks Of winc the whole being i'm
ported for ORDERS is referred to sample of the qua
lities and prices from this house
GRANVILLE s. OLDFIELD
Lombard street Baltimore.
SEMMES & MURRAY,
ian Off Washington.
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SATURDAY. FEnarARY 90. 1871


No AZ. The United States, appellant the
Amistad, &c. The argument of this cause was COM
menced ly Mr.. Attorney General foI the appellant.
Adjourned ill, Monday II o'clock, A. M.
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S,IMMS' NEW NOVEL, The Kinsman the
- Black Riders of Congaree,
And Walsh's Sketches of the Conspicuous Living
Characters of France.
Are Just received for sale by F. TAYLOR, or for
circulation to the subscribers to the Waverly Crcula-
ting Library. feb 10
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supreme Court of the u. States
FRIpAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1871.

No SO. Moses Groves ct AL plaintiffs in error,
Robert Slaughter. This argued by Mr..
Webster for the defendant in error and by Mr.. Wal
ker for the plaintiffs in
Adjourned till to morrow, IL o'clock A. M.
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n, UIDE TO THE NATI0NALE EXECUTIVE
VI OFFICES, by Robert Mills Architect Public
Buildings containing engraved Diagrams, dcsignat-
ing the several Executive Buildings, their relative po-
sition Bureaus, and officers Rooms, and also the
Committee Rooms in the Capitol.
Price 30 cents. Just published "a and this day
received for sale by F.. TAYLOR. feb Is
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Moxn,v Feb D 1911.

Mr. LANE, Of la, moved that the House resolve
itself toto a Committee of the Whole on the state OF
the Union for the consideration of the bill to con-
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gT The above sale is postponed to Saturday the
9th of March next, same hour and place.
I 3 The above sale is farther postponed TO Satur-
dsy the Sd day of April next, at the hour and
place, when it will positirely be made.
p r. FENDALI. Trustee.
EDWARD DYER & co.
feb G. 1awts&dts Auctioneers.
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RESIGNATION OF MR.. CRITTENDEN.
From he Kentucky Commenced

from me henfucky commonwealth.
1t will appear from the following communication
from Mr. CRITTENpEN, which has been sent to the
Legislature by the Governor that he declines accept
ing the office of Senator for the ensuing term. The
very feeling manner in which this intention has been
made known will meet kindred response In the breast
of every Kentuckian. OF all the natire Of this
great State, has done reflect honor upon
the land Of his nativity He retires from the service
OF Kentucky 10 enter upon that of the Nation, and as
the theatre of his action wdcns, so will his renown
increase and venture the prediction that the high
est honor of the Republic will at distant day, be
conferred upon him.
WAsuINGroN, Feb. 6, 1871.
My DEAR Sin Some weeks past, had the honor
to receive from the official certificate Of my cleo
ton, by the General Assembly of Kentucky, to the
Senate, Of the United States for the of six years.
to commence on the 4th day of March next. have
caused that certificate to be presented to the Senate
and placed upon its files
Circumstances of recent occurrence have lust now
determined me to decline its acceptance and hasten
to give you that information in the hope that il may
be communicated to the General Assembly in time
enable them elect another Senator before the close
of their present session.
In taking this step which must soon put an end to
the official relations that have long bound TO my
native State have not been able to suppress thou
sand anxious and painful emotions The occasion
also brings back upon the recollection of all the
often repeated and various marks of favor and conf
dence and distinction which have received from the
General Assembly Of Kentucky and fills my heart
with feelings of gratitude and sense of obligation
that no language express Their late election
of me TO the Senate Of the United States regard as
the highest honor Of my life, and the proud and CRATE
full memory off, is of which destiny
deprive me The heart of no Kentuckian
know OF feel sentiments of affection and devotion to
his native State that are not and shall shall be-
cherished in my bosom.
| hope sir, that the occasion which has excited
may be allowed to excuse the expression of these feel
ings.
/ have the honor to be, with great respect &c.
yours, &c. -
j. J. CRITTENDEN.
ROBERT P. LErcHEa, Esq, Governor, &c.
P. S. 1t is proper, perhaps, TO add that il is my in
tenon TO serve in the Senate TO the end Of my pre-
sent term, which will expire on the Sd day of March
next.
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MOO TREASURY NOTE LOST.-The
spOOO undersigned residing at Logansport, In
dec29-tw2m

diana, on the 23d Of November last, mailed and di-
rected to New York, Treasury Note for five hun
bred dollars, dated 23d February, 1885, No. 1921,
payable 10 the order Of j. P. Andrews T. l.. Smith,
Registers William B. Randolph, acting Treasurer,
made payable to the order Of ID. Kurtz deputy agent
Of Indian Department, by I. p. Andrews, re-issued
Oct g. 1910, by d. Kurtz, deputy agent, made paya-
BILE to General Samuel Milroy, sub agent, order,
and by him made payable to Spoford, Tileston & Co.
Or order, Nov. 10, lS40, interest commencing from
that date, bearing interest nj per cent The above
Treasury Note has not reached its place ofdesnaton
and is supposed to have been stolen from the Western
mail in one of the late robbcres the Cumberland
road Its payment has been stopped at the Treasury
Department Information in relation to il will be
received ard may be directed either to Sc
nator Smith, Of Indiana, at Washington, or to the
undersigned, who will pay all reasonable demands for
It's recovery.
feb a. I'm POLLARD Il WILSON
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. ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY BY
~ virtue ola deed of trust recorded in liber w. b.
No. Co. folios 2l6 2l7, 2S 2l9, of the land records
for Washington county, in the District of Columbia
and for the purposes mentioned in the said deed,
shall on Saturday the 9th day Of February next, pro
coed to SELL at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash, full undivided third part of lots num-
down and distinguished the plan of the city Of
Washington.
This valuable property is in the neighborhood of
st. Johns Church. the Presidents House. and the
Executive offices. plat of it is left with the Auc
toneers. The title is believed to be unquestionable
but such only will be conveyed to the purchaser
purchasers is vested in the Trustee.
Sale to be made at O'clock at the auction rooms of
Z. Dyer & Co.
PHILIP r. FENDALL, Trustee.
EDWARD DYER & co.
Jan CTS Auctioneers